The Montreal daily star, 31 août 1881, mercredi 31 août 1881

[" i x à n - ve i \u20ac + LE \"3 5 Lee : Hea, aot Lelling à any paren Les = ik FR fre bastion of Teach oops hs ordered to ambeck for Africs.> cplomatle are Open onos Meee in aod the Vatican.expenses of the French cam us wv id tp amount already to oe titioned Congress to treat for an the view to the withdrawal of a army of peenmaton.that + raitros sa hp re be larger than usual spite brow he alleged we mn oe prusching elections {n North Durham North \"Lincolnshire, England, will be FE, with interest, as the Fair Trade policy directly in issus.vas von Scholezer, Cerman Minister to th ed States, will be pa chorge Vois -\u2014 ot will allele dost Sotho Vatiean, and tho latter seyd a papal nuncio.ht thousand sores of laid near Chicago have been purchased by @ railroad syndicats, which prapoges to create a great milsoad and manufacturing centre., , The inhabitants ef.-Tchesq rooms, Minor, and the islind of Chion are in xn aver the recent earthquake, which is slid to have been of a more vielont nature than the ons in April last.A huge mass of rock-and earth fell yesterday from the mountain side at Semviz, in the Canton of Grisons, and blocked up the course of the River Jobel, coyverting the raliey into « The National Bosrd of Health is advised that yellow fever ia prevailing at Martinique, and threatens to become epidemic.Fever has also broken out in the shipping at Georgetown, \"A farmer named John Hartlich wan instantly ied sonia at a Grand Trunk cruesing at Shakespear He was un into by den Olek Srp ing west.\u20ac wagon was pie = »8 escaped.pote Grand Lodge of Orange Young Britons Jost night paged n resolution severing all con- Pection yrith the Orange order.Hereafter this Partirular branch of the order will be known as the Yong Men's Protestant Benevolent Asso The action of the Mayor of Moutreal in Cols's cireus from exhibiting om account of the Provincial Exhibition, is being made capital of by the circus itself, and the slightest M lusion to the matter by the clowns always \u201cbrings down the house.\u201d M.Paul Bert gave a letture yesterday on sdu- topics, which was « violent attack on the lic religion and its system of education.e presence of M.Gambetta is considered siguibeart, Jticalarly as after the lecture he landed M.as one who mot oaly had ante- endeats but a future.\u2018Pac Isjapd of Hilo, Sendwieh Island group, \u201c lu deuger of being overwhelmed by lava from the volcano Mauna Loa, The lava moves at the rase of a sixteenth of à mile daily.It is slowly advancing on the town of Hi 0, which will be ovarw he people are Seeing before the lava in great Tope The dory * Little Wester,\u201d of New York, 16 feet over arrived ny Point Micha, Cape Breton, on Sum on the passage from jandon to New York.erew consist of Norman and Geo.Thomas.They were 275 days out.They were dismasted, had en away their main boom and lost cable, sail yard, and fore hatch.The little \u201ceats Las been leaking four inches an hour.Her bottom Berersd with barnacles and grass over a foot > Crimes and pres A railway train bonad for Nice, south of Frétüce, vas.thrown from the track by the removal of rails, two people being killed and mine injured.Rev.Mr.Appleby, an Anglican n dt Sault Bté.Marie, an been obi to skip across the lines in consequence of scandal of being top intimate with a well-connected young girl in his congregation.A terrific explosion occurred in the loading seen of the Winchester Repeating Arms Com- Now Haven, Ct., yesterday afternoon, Blow log or the roof and serionsly injuring ten na men aud four girls, nons of them Two freight trains on the Erie road oollided sear Cuba Summit, Ohio, yesterday.Nearly Gry heavily laden cars were wrecked.The sge done was immense.Otto Bowers, fireman, was killed, Engineer Ayers dangerously sad Fireman Shumway badly hurt.The smesh-up caused great detention of the trains.While à pleasure party of five permons were descending the Rapids du Plat, near Morris- Taty, witha smnil os Teste der afternoon; iy iy ory No head of the Rap ds sad \u2014 yekri of age, from Lansing, ich \"and re Montgntmery, frorn Waddington, NY.he others were rescned by small bouts opposite.A Squamish Indian woman snd son were on \"their way round from~ dee: 8sund to Moody- vilio, British Columbia, trie chiefly reside.Night coming on, they vempod néar Point Atkinson Li ouse.During the night the son was awakeueyl by the re of a gun, and b à his mother, ho said, a shot ; ran ang save younelf.\u201d' In obodience to his mother the boring woods.In yousg men madd Soe the neigh attempting to reach\u2019 cover he was grasped by one ope Indian, uno nd EE a stone at .Men ay more dd ma oct been?wae wd on Monday reach Moodyville.The body _ of the Squaw was aftarwards discovered.A shooting accident voie about two miles \u2018from Ont, ow * mawmed Andrew Movil) lis, A boy mae Frank ve, Waè énamini o's when it maine à pr i off, the a \u201c\u2026 steiking Neville i ua the side Prk tearaway s great be the Tao \"Kind, 4 + Portion started for Dundas, where Mae mother byt Keville was shertly after ome a y and à ed \u2018te Dandas for medionl whieh was prempily en the scene.the shooting was parely aceidemtal, oop, arrested to await en investige- v trap \u201c SQUATTEES IN MANITOBA.w uw dale of public school lands in this Provines has caused considerable excitement among the ts of such lands, who wet here to-da in pe an br hui So it 3 PRRRIDENT G4ArTELD, Ji ir ma OFFICIAL BULLET! yo n.0., August ee Re arox, D.0., bid ri 3.3 ly he BB to-day.He has nourishment by ee th cm ee ta at atated periods.His rise of temperature |- this afternoon is à Lona than yesterday at the sams time.An than at noon to-day, vo diminien Ta de 99.5 ; respiratien, 16.A.QUIET DAY.|\u2014 The day at the Executive Mausion has been extremely quiet and eddie, the news from the pick room belog very ng to all inquirers.The Pres deut af contin esto take the usual nourishment, and during the in addition to kournise, milk porridge and beef tes, which he partook of freely, ate another picoe of milk toast with apparentrelish.This afternoon Dr.Boynton wid the glandular trouble wasap- parently much better.There was a large dis- from it this morning.There was not change in the condition of the wound.Granulation had been renewed, but not to any great extent.He considers the general condition of the patient fully as as yesterday.freely, and is continatog Pulse, 109 ; temperature, THE DESPATCH TO LOWELL.Blaine cabled Lowell to-night as follows :\u2014 The President if not rapidly advancing i ab least holding his own.His fever is loss night, and the swollen gland steadily proves.His pulse continues rather high, running this evening from 110 to 114.erhaps the best indication in the case is that the President himself feels better, and his mind being now perfectly clear, he readily compares one day's progress with another.A CONSULTATION.This mo r.Joseph M.Tomer, the pathologist, rool 40 White House at the vita, tion of Dr.Bliss and remained an hour.Some feature of the case which continue obscure were explained to him, and it is understood that he will ive the President\u2019s physicians the benefit of experience.MORB LUKATIOS.New York, August 80.\u2014Dr.Isaac Ropefeldt, jr., who is under delusion that he prescribed medicines for the President and the attending physicians failed to administer them, was seat to the-Tomba to-day foe examination.he Posts Washin special says an insane colored man was arrosiod 4 the White Hous late to-day.He was bent on killing every man who was not a Garfield man, and had a large tin can into which he to place their heads.Blaine is visited so many dealers in nostrums which they claim will benefit the President that it has become necessary to station a policeman in citisen\u2019s clothes near his house to relieve bim from annoyance.DR.BOYNTON ON THE BLOOD POISONING, ° Boynton said to-night that, were it not for the advent of septicenfia in the President's case, he would now be convalescent.The Som ach trouble of two weeks ago, glandular plication, stapor and delirium, rapid pulse, Joa Joss ot strength, etc, were due to thoy cauge.The wonderiul vitality of the President enabled him to overcome all of the dangers and compli.| cations attending the wound prier to the oo- currence of blood poisoning.In his case tions of life, à oondition much resembling hus fever, attended by stupor, deliriam great prostration.Lhe processes of digestion and assimilation had ratty much treated, 2 that, slthengh be partook of a sufficient amount of nutritious food, he became greatly emaciated and exhausted.{ The blood, besides being vitisted by absorption of septic matter, had become more and more depraved om account ef failure of the to assimilate food and transform it inte blood.If blood poison ponte to be Slminated, and no septic matiers are absorbed, the President will slowly but surely regain his strength.eu present condition it not impossible i be further absorption of septic a bringing with it serious compli cations, it is confidently ho that such will not be the case.Ne irre mischief has occurred te any of hia vital organs, and recovery is more than probable.As the process of digestion and assimilation become more fully re-established, bettar blood will.manufactured from the food, which, as it culates through the system, will stimulate to a more healthy action, all the functions ef the body.The process of repair in the wound is now complete.The discharge of pus, whieh has almost cessed, will soon again become normal snd the wound rapidly heal.The Mansion was closed at a quarter Lefore eleven, at which time, the patient was resting quietly.TO FIND THE BALL.| Midnight.\u2014Secretary Brown says Professor Bell has succeeded in perfecting an indu tion balance, by which he maintains he can locate prociee ly the hall in the President's body.It not yet been determined to try the experiment, however.The members of the Cabinet were atthe Mansion nrffil à late hour to-night.Physicians report that ao noticeable change has oocurred in the President's rendition since 10 P- M, end he is HOW festing quie! 12 o*clock, midnight \u2014The ats pale has been fluctuating betwesn 108 and 114 ; i temperature and respiration are normal.are noindications a diseouraging a Wasminarox, D.C, August 31, 1 a.m.\u2014 There has been ue noticeable change in the President's condition since last The doctors have gone to sleep, and the other in- yastes are quietly ng out apprehension.PRAYER IN LONDON CHUROKES, WDON, A t 99.\u2014A ial service of yer fir the \u2018recovery of Presidant Dashed was held at several Nonconformist of Garo worship in London yesterday.say that prayer to Mr.was almost universsl in the churches there Yesterday.THE SOUTHERN STORM, SAVANNAE, Ga, August 30.\u2014 Du Saturday\u2019s storm vessols were driven as) down the river to Tybee.The revenue cutter * Boutwell \u201d a on the manh beck of Fort Pulaski.Every arrival sontinuea to bring se- counts of disasters by the storm.The \u201cJunicta.\u201d from New York, which arrived to-day, bruke down om the 85th.She brought the crew of the schiconer * Hannah M.Sollis \u201d from Jaok- sonville to New York with timber, hla eh > took off on ve sôth.Capt.overboard.Soap » = de raft.James G.Harri see of the schoomer M @.Feher,\u201d\u201d Philadelphia for Wilmington, N.C., cecal laden, was wp 29th by the steamship Takis de Cube\u201d and a F Pau Shoals, aad ail on yi an \u2018 hands were lost, Tong Br It-is cot{mmated that over a hundred res have been lost in ce poesie by the gals.quests sh Spin seven all were negroes washed ions.8.0, Angust 30.~The ue «« Minnie Gray\" has \u2018arrived, ng re of the schoomer *\u2018Caroline Hall,\u201d Fegnap- dina, bound north, which was abandoned.The we \u2018\u2019Aures Para,\u201d from Bull river, collided with at ah wnknewn veal the I vent .Marie a ori has septicemia had undermined the very founda- | Ero orn BT Wah.The heat in Tien Tsin has been extreme, 19.The mw rs at Shanghai as fn ope J of British officors, Chang Tue Ju, Customs Intondans as Tian Tein, has been Sees to suporsads Chin Lan Plu, the pre- Se Mo ie Se ae r ant 0 r tho pew ; Chigest loka 30 gic vege of the Kuldja expedition fon boon accepted.In addition to the overland line of telegraph from Tien Tain to: Shanghai two mari cables gre wo be.laid, Eh Government at mesopely will be granted.The tenders will be united.r showi 106 in the shadg.Commodore Shufeldt is at Trement- sin or Foochoo, The Sccret Societies are committing depredations and \u20ac terrorism.Queue cutting and mutilation are of common occurrence.Saveral typhoons have provailed in the Chins Bea.It is officially reported that cholers has broken gut in Kagashinaken.Three Japanese men-of- var bo oft for Hakodate 0 await the Arrival of the Mikado, who is on way northern provinces.Mayedo len, General for Corea, hes been ap) of the Finance Department, and directed to proceed immediately to Amerios and Europe on a special mission.On the 3nd instant s princess was born to the Miksde.All the principal members of the Corean mission have returned home, The aocessibility of Corea to Western commerce and civilization is expected to be the final result of the labors of the mission., Railway enterprises are bein jected in grest numbers and Com; being fonaed.in all the provinces.for à street rmilwa to arrive sho nies are ue plent in Tokio is expected from the nited States.The pa currency continnes at » high discount.The amet in connection with English banking houss, proposes to estab a central specie bank for the gradual absorption of the excess paper.IRELAND.Dvsuix, August 30.\u2014To-day at Roserea a large mob of people attacked some emergen rgoacy men who had ventured to work for certain lan lords in the neighborhood who had been ¢\u201cBay.cotted.\u201d The police charged the mab and dir persed them without much trouble.Lonpen, August 29.\u2014Mr, John Givan, an advanced Liberal member of Falisent for County Monaghan, hes ted the position of Assistant Commissioner under the Land Act.A Land League candidate will be put forward to contagt this seat thus made vacant, The Conservatives and Liberals will also probebly pat forward candidates.Loxnox, August 30.\u2014A memorial on - the detention of suspects will be submitted by the corporate bodies of Ireland, addressed to Mr.Gladstone, dwelling on the impossibility of obtaining a fair trial of the Land Act w ves- are detained.The Pal! Mail Gasette says Dillon's convie- tion that the Land Act offers the tenents such gross and tangible boons as to cut the ground Tom beneath the feet of the revelutionary agitation which the Lapd je has beeñ oon- ducting may be regarded as the strongest sible confirmation of the soundness of the ernment\u2019s policy.Dillon is no agitator whose licy is dictated by the necessity of raising merioan money, and estimate of the Act must be accepted asthe real opinion of one of tha bitterest enemies of British connection.Loxpox, August 30.\u2014Mr.Parnell, addressing a meting of the Land League at Oldham, thanked the members for hating hatred for the Government for Tr ry priccning Irishmen whose only offemce was uttering words lawful in England but made illegal igylreland.RECALL OF TROOPS FRON HALIFAX.Loxwpox, August 30.\u2014In accordance with a long foretold intention of the Imperial Government to redugs the strength of the British North American Garrison, it is stated that the 1st Battalion of the Boyal Munster late the 101st regiment, shall be recalled from Halifax and that no relief shall be provided.The 101at is one of thoss regiments which en the \u2018Im from the Indiac lishment, Ww! the Indian army after the mutiny, The Colonel is General Cotton Corbet, and its lieutenant, Colonel Montague Hall, who has just obtained his promotion.With it is linked, under the new territorial system, the 104th Regiment, which also passed at the same time to the strength of the Imperial Army from that of the Indian Forces.Its Colonel and Lieut.-Colonel are Gen.Sir F.P.Haines and John Gore Campbell, respectively.By this reduction there will be left at Halifax only the old 97th gen a battery of artillery and some of the Engineers.The 97th Begiment is familiar to many as that 1n which, daring the Crimean war, Hedley Vicars commanded a Company till he met his death, while leading his men against a Russian sortie before Bebastopl The Colonel is General John Maxwill Percival, C.B.; the Lieut.Colonel, Charles Henry home.HOP-GROWERS AND TITHES.LoxDon, August 30.\u2014 For some time pest an active agitation has been going on in Kent against what is known as the \u201cextraordinary hop tithe.\u201d Under an old law,.clergyinen of the Established Church may claim an extrace- din tithe in addition to the tithe new land broken for the p culti- rating h 80 long as the land fallow it goes scot-Îree of this impost, but the moment an enterprising farmer or market-gardener begins to cpltivate he ia punished for his enterprise.During the Summer several hop-growers ave refused ta pay the extraordinary tithe, snd have allowed their property to be distrained and sold for the levy.An effort was made, last to being the hy uestion before Parliament, but the business of the House would not permit of it.The hop-growers have, therefore, determined to form à league and fo rebist the tax, and to \u201cboycott\u201d the auctions.It is probable, however, shat the clergy will see the propicty 4 à right so atterlÿ at varigace wi étions.06 STRAMER WREOKRD.Camnax, Me., Aug.30.,-The steamor * City of Richmond, © of the Portland and Mount Desert Lins, sietiok\u2019s rook near Mark y+ Penobd- paasen weto mfely land o = Toland, which fs uninhabited.A vessel from here hee gone after them.It is feared the sbeamer will se.\u201cMe, .30.\u2014The steamer \u201c Pan hs ed th the of = City Biche.\u201d he wrecked rimmakip of Riel The stestpahip is in à bad preition, and prob- re | i ao Ton npr of hi wreck wa a et giv a the # City of Bichmond * of the Inman Line, which was incorrect.The latter steamer left Now York, on Thursday, snd sn the following day wus à 289 miles enst of Sandy Hook.Bhe sh now be within three days ef Quoenstowrs.Hé.Star.) Aie 00 bat been given that : liostien will be oy the next session of Parliament of fee um Aet anthorising a company to void, à teilway hetwsen the city of Montreal and à point on Lake Simoos near Beaverton vie sad Smith's Falls, and north from Lake Simone to point on Lake Nipissing near South-East Bay, and od ioe to Toronto.atid west to aveu 0 Domiuto nion Air Line.RB.be led for Apblicaz a mat .À train of cars tan into the new exposition bailding st Atlanta, Georgie knocking down all afte side and damaging sie buikiing on oo - > * Jota,\u201d BE Chief.BH , Co Sn Lo TS SA JR IM 8 Gue, T 8 / Brown, Hou Mr Ferrier, shes; A Longley, M F, Hon 8 Creelman, Patrick Monaghan, for Joon, BR | Copeland, Go Ge PHONTREA L WEDNESDAY, AUGUST.aL, 186, The Tempetsaos- Demonstra- : \u2018tiox at Knowlton, = Mosel ret so mem Tas Bent ee Yestarday the tempo o of the trist of Bedford held a pèse Loupe raie demon- |! stration and pienie at Kaowiton, ta thé beantiful grove of Sheriff Fuster, Which is ciinatod op the shores of Brome Laks.his lake aad .the surrounding scenéry thetaimn beauty, while |.Mr Jost and the le .of the village bad | derable trouble to prepare the grove we seats, tables, swingi, boats on the lake, and other suck means of enjoyment, se that both the | locality and the arrangements were all that sonid be desired.ho plenio had boss organ organised by the Committee ofthe Dominion 4111 in Montreal, whe made arrangements th © South Eastern Railway for cheap rates from Montreal and other stations on the line.Abeut one hundred.and fifty ladies and batlemen, inpluding many of the leading rence man, left {he city at 8.80 in the ing.whieh number was constantly and rapidly sugmentéd \u2018at the various stations on the line.The train did not reach Knowlton till about 12,30, #0 that tbe | speaking did not oommence until after refreshments had been partaken ¢f.Between two and three thousand People were present, It was nearly two o'cloek when the Ven.Arohdeacon Lindsay, of Waterloo, war \u2018ealled to the chair.Oa the sad others :\u2014\u2014Rev.Frank 8 Waterloo; Rev.Mr.Nye, Roetor of Bedford ; Rev.J.B.Davidson, M.A, Reotpr of Frelighshurg; Bev.John Kor, Reotor of Dunham ; Rev.ph rt Ker, Reotor of Trinity Chureh, Quebec city; Rev.Dr.Steveuson, Montreal; Rev.G.H.We 5 Montreal; Rev.D v.Lucas, Montreal ; Rev.Mr.MoCaul, Mantreal ; Rev.R.Whiting, Chairman of thé Mothodist Dis- triot Meeting ; Rev.Thomas\u2019 Retinle, West Sot Shef- ford ; Rov.Hugh Cairns, ord; Rev.A.Parent, Waterloo ; Rev.Bamuel Teeson, Clarenoe- ville; Rev.J.G.Crosier, .Dunbam ; er.Ww.H.Sparling, Cowanaville ; Rev.G.Rogers, Granby ; Rev.Mr.Riendeau, Ste.Marie de Monnotr; J.R t, J.J.Maclaren, Q.0., Rev.T.Gnles, J.M.Duff, W.Drysdale, J.Baylir.Mr.Paul, Mr.Higgins, R.Irwin, all of Montreal; J.D.Crawford, American Conpul at Coétieook, &c.de.The Knowlton Cornet Band; a fine corpe of mu- sioians, were stationed on the spacious platform, and from time to time discoursed some very ohaice selections.The proceedin the Rev.Mr.W Paso mate Teich the Chairman apoke riety in à strain of encour agement and hopefainess of the future of the temperance cause.\u2019 Rev.Mr.Gales, Becrotary of the Quebes Branch of the Dominion Alliance, anounced that he had received a letter from the Roman Catholie Bisho of St.Hyacinthe, expressing his sympathy with the temperanes moremont in so far ab it almed at diminishing the evils of intsmperapes.There had also besn pat inté his hands the fallowing resolution cafried akaalmonaly by a meeting the Waterico et of the Methodist Churoh, now im seusion at Énewitoo: : \u201c Wey the members of she Waterloo Di ot of Mage Ring, of {his afternoon in Sheriff the Methodist Chursh of Canads, in the of Knowlton assemblod, having learned with pleasure that a temperanoy ants is to be held spk, under the surpices of the Dominien embrace this opportanity of expreming out = every movement whisk, hag oa beer the suppression of the li trade, we pledge.ourselves to use eyery logitiiiate effort to sesure at as « period as passible « prohibitory liquer ar\u201d .r.Ker, À temperance meeting lyin in Lido sity, \" MR \u2018Archbishop\u2019 T pal wers present hop of Quebèc and the other Protestant denomimations.strong tem ee dentlmaent around tn that city, and thay vers > dermiaed to enforce the present time they endesvouréd ECR .G.HL.Wells, Moatééal; web de nn saton! of the news from ; - When Cathelies and Protestants were at.sg in the temperance cause, it would séom as if the temparance millenciau Were almost.at hand.He had redently visited the Western Btates aud found everywhere an unprecedented activity in the cause ef prebibition which he doubted not would ore long issue in many of the following the exampie of in prohil entirely the [wor trafie.f£.G.E.Poster, of Hamilion, Bosretaty of the Ontario Branch of the Alliance, addressed the meeting for nserly th uarters of an hour, in a most foroible and lo speech.He is a pontieman of more than o inary ability, and has every feature of the prohibiei ion argument, .to ,at bis fingers\u2019 ends.trated the of the prineiple Sot probibition in Great in and the United States, and mentioned the names of eminent men in the Btate, the Churob and scfen- tifo pursuits, Who had identified themselves with thas principle.In Canadas, since £he passage of the Scott Act, Ît had boen submitied to émronty mine cities and towns and carried in twenty-five them, by aggregate majorities of more than three to one.This was & maost significant fact.In re- t bo politieal partie, f, ia twenty-nine by elections, twenty.of thers ware earried one way A such sweeping majorities, it would be accepted on all hands ss an indieation that es the next general elections the party estrying those elections weuld be retursed to power.The jeot of the probibitiopists was to shut wp the driok and let men go free, instead of, as is now the Practica, shytting up men and saring the drink ok go free D.Crawford, U.8.Consul at Coaticook, made a rous spooch.sud sald that .enforced r temperanee laws better than pile did in the States, because in the Intter couniry the State aüthoritics were afraid- ¢f losing voies if shey sa?saforded the law.; Rev.Dr.Bteveusen referred to the: progress of temperance sentiment fa Great Pritain, which country he had recently visited, and testified tos gros change im-medical and social cirotes in the iteetion of abstinence.In the of this year ho had attended the general m of bis ish soo erally being dede on ion en Hepler.J was the movement, thet Mendy predicted à qecial and ile revolution an question before ° Whatever Ed wats e Canst land, ad produced & great | same direction.rged tho p tion , watehed there in .J.Bs.Davidson, to take the question to the polls, and resolution d thet dofèeti In animously resolved thét \u2018thasmooh the Pt re ae) bolined to dofend the onatity of the Bouts Act, which the liquor S10 now [ Dpfore the Privy bamediate rr ra Road | Pisilos Add; for thal purpessg sell be ob soos for Se Ro ow Pranswic Platform were the following clergymen: rase Belton hr td poprnsatlique of a A Montréal Student of lusts tu Paris.To phe of the recent letters of the excellent eo int of the Guseite appears lowing complimentary gi op Fo to de por: braves in Paris of s young lad shia Siar: |.Jew pursuing there her musical vaio id is chiar ranches under some of the moe ished masters j= - \u201c1 had the privilege x tending a musieal afternoon given last week by the pupils of Professor Leonard, the celebrated violinist, who was, x believe, the teacher of Messrs.Martel and Deseve, 80 favorably known to the Montreal pub.je.Among his most distinguished Er whe at Jreoga is a young Montreal Indy, Mis been studyivg the piano in Paris\u2019 \u2018for three , and has made a specialty of plano as nen with Professor Leo Bhe of Besthôven\u2019s most diffic ras, cd poules on the violin by Miss Lange: a talented odizh lady, with à charm of expression and a ; parfestion of barmony which drew ap- plapuse from the appreciative audience.Miss Sym is to congratulated on her sucess ful prosecution of her favorite studies, amd it is \u201cto ba boped that the day is not distant whes her [Montreal friends ean weleome her return.Speainl Notiess.Dollars, which might otherwise be thrown [away by resorting to ineffectual medicines, are .saved by purchasing that inexpensive specific for bodily pain and temedy for affections of the throat, lun root, lungs stomach, liver and bowels, Dr.lectric Oil, which does not detario- oy rép is thorough and pure.7 \u2018The Boston Clothing Store makes an irs- t announcement to the publie this\u2019 mor- ing.There is no question but this House is ng clothing, both gents\u2019 and youths, gheaper than any clothing house in Montreal, and the foods are of superior quality, one priee md no deviation.PAINFUL nervous maladies can be cured.Read *f The Science of Life ; fou Belt.Proservs.tion\u2019 if yon wish to be put on the re Price, 81.25.Contains 185 p Ps \u2018only one cent apiece.\" Advartised in paper.Vegetine will cure Cancerous Humors.\u20145 Vegetine Two Bottles Cured.HALIPAX, M., July L 1880 H.R STEVEES, ÉsQ.: De doc Vaawroes with great shthatactio tacos Mes also recommended À oT pent suffericly with in the head.Two bottles aflected à perfect cure.Yours respectfully, FRBDARICK BOUTILIER, Third Engineer 88.* Beta,\u201d Lam personaly sociated with Xs.¥.Boutilior, and Aviat P.Buoxruy, Chemist and Druggiot.Shiv Afection of fe Blood, tr.Joux, N.B., Msy 19, 1880.xn RB.Sravars, KsQ, Boston : _1 using your valuable ve toe 8 citen Ria igries oh Come by vers much Le m snow SES amt years où, stronger and better thas ! te-to the wee of V.ams Era cage pes some of my neilghbors, whe i = A aie ver iso ' 1 DAVID COLZIEE, , \u2018 | 4 Castle etreuk Weakness Cured.pear TOK, 1.0, Jie 1, 1880, hough J cannot sa AEE Hy complaiely Sed, 1 Nha that your V possesses very SE medicinal qualities, it ving acted e0 magically tn ¥.T.BRIDGES, Vegetine Is sold by afl Druggists HYDROLEINE! .\u201cEYPRATED Of\") For Consumption and all Wasting Bisenses alter te say re Er EA da e medical profession 1 fé i FW i THF HDi FRIES \u2014 OP CLOTHING! \u2014 AR THR =e BOSTON OLOTHING STORR, 41 & 48 St.t Joseph St.COATS 1 .AS priess apsqualiod in quality & price \u2014\u2014 FALL OVERCOATS! AY UNPRECEDENTED PRICES.SUITS REDUCED PROX $10.00 to $8.50.Positively Good Value at BIO.Only » few of this Jot remaining, having disposed of* over 150 énos reduced.Our Popular Champion Suit, Yermer price $13.30, reduced to §550.Wow is the opportunity 10 secure bargeing, cheapest and best value of a8p sus in Canada.THE BOSTON SUIT, Btylish and Fashionable.Mobbiest in the market, Reduced from 69 to 98.00.GENUINE BARGAINS \u2014 AT THB \u2014 BOSTON ONE-PRICE CLOTHING STORE 41 and 48 St.Joseph Btreet.An immense stock of Boys\u2019 and Youths\u2019 Clothing 5o be sold at cest, for gue week only.mu \u2014 Oxgans.167 Mountain Street, PUILDERS CF CHUROH & CHORAL ORGANS, of say Oeign of cons and combtation of BOLTON & SMITH, 1 ahs SRE JFURNISHED ous.% es ; JFUBNISHED ROOM.sn BLEURT: FURY mane ROOMS FOR SER, FURNISHED ROOMS TO LAT oot PALACE FUCTIETRA00us 10 55 oATagp, 0 FURNISHED ROOMS, } BEAVER HALL Fu RYTSRED ROOMS ; A180, TARLY ares TOR rer Rooks, Wiragly TAPER RTE mmm SOUS RNISHEDBY LIST rp wor NEATLY FURNISHED FOoNS use of bath in a private famil TV NICELY FURNISHED Soom FOR I anos COMFORTABLE ROOMS Bel à board, vicinity Windsor, 1474 St.Catherine.(COMFORTABLE ROOM WITH BOARD.DoyELe ROOM AND BOARD.OPA à Dupre tone ot Newly repaired for houseksce, = ROOME\u2014FLAT OF THREE ROOMS, $4.00 es Rooms SELL FURNISHED, FAMILY Roous WITH BOARD.830 ONTARIO BT.Fr R Rooms AND BOARD.308 BLEURY ST.OOM \u2014 FIRST-CLASS FYANFHED [roms room 10 Jat, ia & privade fumily.Situations nant, or CLERK or COUNTRY TORR Wanted, for a city daily, ee rl.+ WANTED Far the Wholessla\" Drew Busincas, cas Cusiom House Quy 908 Tes, Counter Hand.Both to be ses W EAVERS WANTED _ ; TOR CROMPTON LOOÛÉ Arby Cernwall Manniactering - a W ANNE td W ok: Hot == : A need apply Apply at once to the Noe WANTED \u2014 bt man.Cou 1 to JU Jacques Cartier stroet.one who can sew.Apply HOUBEKERPER al \u2018wall recommended.Apply 65 Logan 3 ft.Joseph street.MOULDERS WANTED \u2014 ONE MA! : ery moulder ami two or three car wheel : ders to go to Lower Provinoes; pendre wages.Apply P.0.Bax 320 Moa i \"JO BARBERS\u2014 WANTED TM MEDIA cu rn Sa Syn must be a fast wor! Constant em enclosing photograph, to E.Milos, ¥ Wess.IMMEDIATELY A oe milk , wash and Foy DRY GOODS SALESMEN WANTED, mH] af N 5 ED D\u2014AN EXPERIENCED COOK willing to wash, Lg to the States ; good.PROOMS\u2014TO RENT, A SMALL FU , W od room, with B.4 ©.2 Ayimerqweet, 20818 | cocon ren JROZMETO LETTWO FRONT BEDROOMS, stress Rildrem BI5T Brae ama nee OOMB\u2014 Gad ack: Midwtlo, Lig.ATTENDANCE.M R 19 | CONS TO ET, - R AT 908 ST.CHARLES Rooms-cooni ROOMS WITH BOARD, ror regular and transient boarders.89 Cathedral 6 Rooms VACANT.#3 DORCHESTER st.196 13 ROOMS TO LET.Music Rooms.a Jultable for teaching mule, praising C.W.LINDSAY, 1310 St.Catherine street.Tost.NAASNSNSSNASNPNNAINN ANPASNTNIINIP\\) STRATED Fu FROM NDR BRANCH « Sey left ane he Tue, Tare, he tigen Teas Set will de given for JOST\u20140N SUNDAY TRAIN, od ».0,& 0, Rr ac othe | (Aus.38) from Quebec papers 2 en Ing es same te vues rue deteste in the = - LOST on MONDAY AFTERNOON THE h inst., between the Custom House and Tue vues SE LT TR.many fea : Weningion larvet, ad Sry BLACK ap TAN pou, à cor Le my The he Towirdod on Waring B at & DenSieston es Bt.Joseph street.i Login SKYE TERRIER DOG 203 0s 8 Ammen | SEER | Fos RSALEAN VERT ART SAP | > Eu Ei SALE= = STRAITS | Lit Lain Pus seman oan PSE SEE JEST 70 SPORTSMEN \u2014 For Sil to À.LALANDE, 11% 8t, Urbein étrest, M \"160 17 gunmen: TE a Porse ToLE LET\u2014218 218 Bleury gtreet.Ap- (99D PIANO FOR SALE \u2014~ 3993 88.Joseph street.ses WANT p.1MMEDIATELY \u2014$ \u2014 GENE 0 PT lowe Tenement, six street, : \u201c rea nena gg, D thy Sat PS WRAL FA RAT | WAKTED-TWO GENERAL Fn Abply'at 61 Belmont atseet.WANTED IMMEDIATELY I~ GENERAL ; servant.Apply 61 Osborne steel GAN, AB VVANTED_A JorNg Blumenthal, 182 Main true WANTED BENCH MOULD AT; Montreal Malleabls Iron Werks, strest, -ANTED-\u2014SHIRT AND COLI.WAS By ol AND COLLAY ANTED JMMEDIA\u2019 \u2014 a WWE AMD TE READY Cook ANTE D235 JOURNEYMEN CIGAR \u2018makers, and 50 rs a trevne & Mengenals, Nos.30) TS ane and ¥2B street.* \u2018VV ANTED-\u2014HOUSEMAID.507.Guy STRONG no WwW Wo baking rented an Ajéxandes, 9] Notre Demo, WASHERWOMAN EVERY Monday, must have city references.Mo.1 Nac@regor street, head of sitrat.* EM \u2026 ANTED = AN Aa well uainted with Syn and city: Rave good referérioes.Appiy 55 Logan street.Mer STRONG BOY TO WORK IN 2 a rose, Store ; one having a knowledge WE FEI AND Mp LS\" olf Moos! Pisa, Hidy a = FOR RICHELIEU assistant conk, ade pastry cook, bor rote w= nit} : | WE SMALL ta ANTED\u2014AIX T0 TEN EXPERIENCED Macot hatidly 40 work at the ura! family, g0e.) wages.153 nt men.Apply to Cheat, fi | Sie James stress, Clty.| WANTED 1 INMEDIATELYS sisvet, Ans Cuatoillez ANTED\u2014A YOUNG UN TO .NES A BE oasowerk.À D WASTED.fo assist With light he VWWANTED-A GOODGENERA x NERV A ferences r quired.40 8t.Pamii y WW ANTED A, SMART young iki, 78 Cox, 576 Cralg street.fal né = À I\" WANTED A WELL-RECOM MENDES = fant} LR I t diately to in ma y, imm , o Toi Hoy Trembles, » houhelage Onunty, Que.LET\u2014House, 735 Sherbrooke MILLAR, al Estate Fra 714 \"HK Times soot.T 0 REN T\u2014With immediate postetsion, à house persos Le cs sie wal] 100 iy SASL Sooty We.Vite oa are larger thAD EVER.WRY R.GRAY.Cheaniet LET \u2014 A beantiful double SE | donk re te | \u2018 HAZEN MORSE, Teronte, To RENT\u2014 House 91 Upper St.84s Sole agest for the Dominion, re May, frciaes ORNS '\u2014M.E.E.RATELLE, Chi- Chi- \u2014\u2014 LIC PAS id Le EEE ; se hr TI Bea Cathorine Seroct, Mémérént.| BY Fr ed GIES FORO RAT 1 Jrspen Offs Otfice\u2014ilé St.Francoise Xavise a JBoss qe da drame = Bliscellausons.BOAT ASARO\"S FOR BOARDERS LERGYMEN OTHERS VIB, HART EMERY WHEEL C0, | SESS Wind SEE (LIMITED \u2018Hamilton, Canada.T - MONTREAL AGNHOINE \u201cNo.177 \u2018St.Lawrence Street, \u201cwe AND \u2014 x.macwonavs, 14) Ne.TR 5.A.KMLLOND, sas mi, Simcn, Serect EE Ee Th = Ca BROSEMEAL, CE 37 MA mo ao.à MARVIE \u201cTHE NEW YORK HOUSE booming.The firet-clace Tom: house fn sn: 613 por mou; ri aa Booms UManted.ANTED \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS flibderd whero there a ho er Borde RS EF CEE 5e Was rg pe ah eo FY in, en sed #45 M: Weppes |: per AR | Le SOLID SILVER A Chances.ES, BALE A.Licensed: Res- \"1870, ran business.ery BUSINESS CHANCES \u2014#7,000 balance time, will Purdiases ome of the bent ordensd from and Jobbing businéeses in Ramu Soy er.a Sh means.Best reasons gives .\u201c Manufacturer,\u201d fran office.SAW AND PLANING MILLS, er rie ool IE IE TERN Bias .SERRE \"Iran nn UE es 193 29 ____ Mnapenty few Bela.TOR SALE\u2014A Farm of two hut Bien dom tly of Shas.inte farm has | rte STEAM SAW.MILL FOR SALE, SALE.| VV ANTED_A TIRST-CLASS- sory où tee GTR, JANTED \u2014 8IX GIRLS FOR DIN mis VEE Re À rose CR odes 4.SERS ==> dati sé pd VV ASTED AN ENG SET ï La , WAXT Ottawa t | WANTED =, TWO DOYS TO .: a pose Vyas ED\u2014A EDA NT Bi BOY.he WAR TESA SNL \u201cst.4 A APLE GROVE zoel 2 som ü | Te vmamy 4 Lao A OU War A noob, STR) am Ware PLAIN C00} GENERAL Servants, Your Narses, at WASTED \u2014 TWO GIRLS or?| CQaggett \u2014 À NUMBER \u201coF arr {ng tah neve TES En dot Salar wer s» Winning, Burch & Oo., 485 ANTEDI IMMEDIATELY FOUR 631 Mignonne e street.i oft, competent to ATED A FIRST-CLASS UPHOLAT Nome but first-class pc A Dame mt.[WSS Won AT EATER VU ANTED-HANDE WOR! FUR de: ne FIRST-CLASS WANTEDY Watches at 0.0, es Sy tious half thie a Le arte ASIC RGED SERGE ANT, PRNSIOS Ps | \u201comer ab ere care 3 & R W610 ODDART, | EAT a fl = Lt N EXPERIENCED LADY TRACHER { 1 Uilauted to Purchase.MANUFAGTURIRG Amis = Tr De XATANTED-A ROOK FOR sar ; Eee Ww BOOK IN IMPERIAL ae PROFERTI F +\" 4 YNTANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN.AGKD The temstve water tien neue FE ee, Wie vs GR Jon LOTS OF qe ven Taie ETS TE rg ES ea Tr \u201cls - ° Fran oles aa à ms ain een eee Pre TES ANTED- rT OR EARTH WANTED TO FU CHASE 2 oil Fh ia lo Terms wr ow TRE dia: et er Tr SS \u2014 i ot te Dine TR 5 DEFEE, Eins fan mee mt wn io sw | \u20ac ARTRAŸE cu FR wa ED; ED.TOP U enaman, RC PULP P.O.Bax A 4 »\u2026.22 16,214 any.23 19-508 aday.16.281 Thursday .26 16,124 Thursday.35 16.253 < \u2018igey\u2026\u2026 26 16,326 Wriay.27 17,366 en 904 Total.98,746 Average daily circulation far week August 27, 1881 :\u2014 3% Took ondine Angus 16,457.WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1881.Tug Courricr du Canada wants one-fourth of the postal cards used in the Dominion printed in French.It says that there are one mil- ion of French-Canadians in the country, and it is not:too much toasktliatthey should have one-fourth of the postal cards in their native language.Perhaps 30, but if some French- Canadians took as much interest in spreading the English language in the rural districts of this province as thep-do to preserve:the French, they would benefit their own people and the State as well.If itis desirable for English Speaking people to know French, it is ten times more desirable for Freneh-Canadians to kuow International Law.Time will come.when, there will] be that % Confederation of Men \u201d 8 ghi;h Tennyson writes in one of his.cholee but riot the best of his poems.There will be a broader and higher view taken of man\u2019s«mission in the world, and the faction fights of nations will die away, just as the faction fights.of individuals and the vendetta are day by day becoming things of the past.We are evolving a higher civilization when international law will bind the peoples in the effort to benefit, and mot to destray each other, and when \u201cthey who make a quarrel will be the only ones to fight.\u201d That this period is remote is likely.but the current of events points to it as un- wistakably as the finger points on the dial.The people now living will not see that good time coming, but they will see and are seing proof that the current of the world's \u2018thoughttis towards a better understanding among nations, and a keener appreciation of the virtues and the civilization of all ¢outer barbarians.\u201d A \u2018few years ago every orthodox Englishman believed that the frog- eating ** Frencher\u201d was a thing:to be despised, and the \u201cFrencher\u201d in return looked.with contempt on the * natiom of shop-keepers.\u201d Prejudice is being brushed aside by tra vel, and the unspeaksble Turk, against «hom all Christendom used to pray, turns out to be tolerant in religion and clean in persons while away in China we find the people possess special virtues in their laws.Wherever we look we find a brosder and a better view, taken of peoples\u2019 on whom our fathers looked with abhorrence or contempt, and this broadening of the horizon is the sure indication of n code of international law which will day by day make life all the better.It is , «my the other day that, st Cologne, some re- \u201c peesentatives of the lawyers of the world assembled to disenss this subject, sid a demand was made fora better understanding between peoples and a resolute war against regicides and maur- derers in all lands was declared.Here is another indication of the advance towards better times, and we can reasonably hope that betore long international congresses will meet, first at irregniar, and then at stated, periods; and when they do, the result is sure to be good for mankind at large.San Fish.The \u201csun fish\u2019 is a peculiar member of the finny tribe, generally seem along the banks of the St.Lawrence, from May to October.Between these months it ean be easily caught napping.It is to the fish in our river what the booby is'to the birds of the air, lazy and unclean.It frequents the neighborhood of large cities and hovers around the shipping in all cur ports.It is too lazy to seek food after the customary fashion of fish in general, and it prefers to live on the offal \u2018from steamers, sailing vessels, and the hospitality of Joe Beef and kindred things.It is not.particularabout food ; all it is particular about is not having to seek it.The \u201cgun fish,\u201d although s member.of the finny tribe, never takes, the.water Fort when it camnot help\u2019 it.* 16 Will seek fefuge if a blue bottle shark comes around, but it prefers dry land to the water.1t has associates on shore, but all the finny tribe are_its enemies.On Jand the *\u2018sun figh,\" Jpg Joany members of the same family, fish with but a single aim, and whose gills gaps as one.There is the \u201c tramp,\u201d a close relative, and they, too, Béten hunt in couples.The tramp, too, comes along our rivers, as the swallows appear, and Leaves us ax they * homeward fly.\u201d The tramp fa generally a fish that bas come from afar, and has had to \u2018\u2019 beat \u201d its way agai many a tide and through many a shoal \u20acf blue bottles, Jt brings vast experience to its aid, and it is bard to catch it on the fly.Like the sun fish, the tramp prefers not to seek its food after the fashion of other fish ; it likes to have it ready found for it.It also likes to bask in the midday sun, and even prefers to hunger in haughty Indolenco than work for a subsistence.Thus the sun fish and tramp sre nearly always found Jn close companionship.But they are not good * gating.The flavor is too strong.They smell of the offal of the ships.They might answer Ahe South Ses Ialanders, but civilised people can- ; hot touch them.\u2018They are indeed good for \u2018Mothing.They are at war with their kind all \u201cger the world.They bully the little fish and \u201clite their dinners from them, bat they skulk et of the way of the finny tribe generally.ah have, when abandant, made excellent {+ fagtilizers in different parts of the world, and if m@ght in large quantities the sun fish afd temp might be used for similar purposes.In be Southern and Western States they often apg them up to dry not knowing what else { m§owith them.Then they feed the crows.Ia \u2018Shia country, however, we do néthing but at» them slide.The bipe bottles sometimes Jhisd them, bat not often.Honest working.\u201cn evtä will not fish for them, and the honest gt will mot est them.They are outcasts \"palme their own kind, and what to do with hib together with the arrangements being made io ensure its susoems, are progressing together satisfactorily.The number of entries in th the Departments of Arts and Agricultare is increasing rapidly, and to-morrow, the His on hich entries are received, will soe a great many new ones given in, some exhibitors preferring to van till tho last moment.ion § 8.peots of strong competition in many branches still promise to be good, and there are several classes of exhibits, some of them new, which eannot fail to rove interesting.Mr.H.Legru, of the Union i moriere Francaise, intends to give three medals for the best fifty sugar: beet roots, and several entries have been received for this, one from the Coaiicook Beet Root Sugar\u2019 Co.There are also to bo & number of fire ereapes in operation on the grounds, and soveral kinds of smoke consumers are to be exhibited.A Boston firm will give an interesting exhibit in Machinery Hall, showing the process of stitching books by machinery.Prizes are offered for a military head dress, of original design and spccially adapted to Canadian needs.Tho Electric Somaphore Signal will be exhibited in regular working operation and there is rome talk of having it combined with the switoh which works with it.That the exki- bits, many of them, are of a character more inter- \u201cesting than last year is a most gratifying fact RALE OF PURE BRKD STOCK.In connection with the sale of horses, seattle, eto., on the Exhibition grounds, some valuable animals bare been ontered for sale.Amongst them are Ayrshire, Durham, Devon, and Jersey cattle, Clyde and Percheron horses, a pair of valuable oarriage horses, and a coaching stallion.Buyers can have every confidence that the sales will be bonest and that the determination to sell every suimal, without any reserve whatsoever, will be rigidly adhered to.Our most prominent snd reliable breeders having already made entries of fine stock is enough to ensure success.The horses will be sold on Tuesday, the 20th; the cattle on Wednesday, the 21st, and the sheep and pigs on Thursday, the 32ud.Ali the entries should be in as soon as possible, so-that they may be mentioned in the catalogues to be distributed.Farmers, and those interested in improving stock, are reminded that these sales are Pong establishod-to meet a long- felt want.It is dosirable that buyer and seller should be annually brought together, and this can be done in no better way than by the holding of genuine, unreserved public sales, conducted in a manner to command confidence.As already stated, the stock to be sold at the Exhibition next month is of the best.The auctioneer, Mr.Potter, has had a very successful experience in previous sales of this kind and has conducted them to the satisfaction of all concerned.It only remains for the buyers to come forward and support the effort, and we have no doubt they will = so.ROME SUGGESTIONS.With regard to the lise protection to be aflorded the Exhibition Grounds, it is conjectured that the same pum- ber of men, thirty, which was granted last year will bo granted this.As the police force of the city is small enough in ali conseience, and as taking outside the city limits such a considerable number of men might endanger the protee- t.on of the citizens, especially st such a time, it is suggested that special constables be employed, thus not diminishing the city force.A \u201c Workingman \u201d writes to advooate the hours during which the Exhibition can be seen, being so arranged that workingmen, who are unable to leave their employment till six o'clock in the evening, may have an opportunity of secing it The plea is one worthy of consideration, and if it could be 30 managed that the Exhibition could be open on certain nights, some electric ligh: company might, on those nights, exhibit their light.The attention of the Exhibition Committee is directed to the fast that water closet accommodation for both sexes is needed.Last year \u2018the arrangements were ouly made for geatlemen.NOTES Ireland Isnot to be uhropresented, an entry having been received yesterday in the Arts department from Belfast.- Entries from Toronto are coming in well.An interesting feature will be the working of batton holes by machinery.The Bell Telephone Co., in their exhibit, will show the progress made in this invention.It is proposed to have the Horticultural display held in a large tent in the contre of the gronnds.The famous clectris clock to be exhibited at Toronto may be sent down here.It cost $38,- 000, is 12 feet high, 7 feet wide, and weighs 5,000 The furniture display promises to be good.In order that visitors may see the electric light \u2018 to advantage, a dark room attached to Machinery Hall is talked of.OBITUARY.The Late Henderson Bayard Smith.It is with regret that we have had to record the death, as seen in yosterday\u2019s telegrams from Ottawa, of à young gentleman who bas for some time past been a resident of Montreal, Mr.Henderson Bayard Smith, the youngest son of.Mr.William Swith, Deputy Minister of Marine, and a brother of Dr.A.Lapthorn Smith of this city.The sad event took place on Sunday morning at his father's residence in Ottawa, and as he left his many friends in Montreal only s few weeks ago in cheerful spirits and apparently good health, the announoement of bis death will be received by them with all the more surprise and regret.During his residence here he gathored around him a wide circle of uain- tances and friends, who recognised in him a young man of promise.He passed a very successful matricalation examination last May for admission as medical stedent to MoGill University, and his earnestness, perseverance and ability in his studies presaged for him & successful oareer in his adopted profession.This Bummer he served at the military camp at St.Johns as Hospital Sergeant of the Sixth Regiment of Cavalry, and while so engaged he endeared himself to his brother officers and comrades by his sociable and obliging qualities.We are in- forthed that the illness which terminated in his death was mainly brought about while he was attending one of the engineers who was ill with fever on board the vessel in which he was returning from An extchilvo trip to the apper lakes.His action on that occasion went to s that, actuated by a strong sense of duty, be was willing to risk even his life for his suffering fellowmen.AN ABSCONDER CAPTURED.A Chionge Embessier Arrested tn Mont Harry Fildman, a youth of 17, who abeconded from Chicago last week, taking with him $2,500 belonging to the Merchants Trust and Loan Co., in which establishment he was employed, was arrestcd at the Windsor Hotel ay by De- seotive Fahey, of the Dominion Detective Agency.Fildmau had come to Montreal in company with Charles Bailey, an actor, with whom he shared the spoils.Bailey had jast married a variety actress named Sadie Johnson, and eame here to spend the honeymoon.Fildman led a very rast life since his arrival here, and spent about $400 of the stolen money.Upon being arrosted, Fild- man produced $700 aad Bailey $388 of the $2,- 800, and said the balance had been spent.They: expressed their willinguess to go back to Chisago in charge of the detectives, without the trouble of mk edition papers, and left \u2018nocording}y night.} , C.P.R.MEETING.Contract for Sale of Bonds Executed.At an important meeting of the Cansdian Pacific Railway Compeny yesterday afternosa, the- contract for the sale of the $20,000,000 8 per cent.land grant bonds was duly executed and the President and Seorstary were authorised by the Board to sxequte the mortgage tpon-at the shareholders meeting on the ro Tar ht The mortgage securing the bonds ismade in favor of Sir Alexander Campbell, the Hon.Alexander Mackenzie, and Samuel Thorne, Esq., of New York, trustees.Among those preeent at the meeting were Mr.George Stephen, Mr.John 8.Kenned and Mr.Samuel rne, of New York, Mr.C.D.Ross and Mr.Wortheote, of London, England.The Company has advertised fer tenders for the supply of twelve months\u2019 stores for 1 the Western Dirks on, to be delivered at Winnipeg.German Immigration.Auninfluential deputation of German gentlemen, nominated by Dr.Otto Hahn, the representative of the Canadian Government at Wurtemberg in matters relating to emigration, are here ou the invitation of the Minister of Agriculture.will to Manitebs, and teport to the Canadian Government the resnlt of their investigations.The following gentlemen com the deputation :\u2014Dr.Lodwig Schreiner, of Herborn, Pro- vines Fesse-Nassdu; Dr Eduard Wiedersheim, of the Imperial Agrieultural College, Hohenheim.Wurtemberg ; Herr Julius Eberhard.Farmer aad Land Inspestor, Reutlingen, and Herr Ludwig Gjock, farmer, , of Schernbach.The party are \u2018wboduipanfed bys Mr.William Anderson of: the\u2019 A new Seater of the spurts at the Wiremen\u2019s Plonic will be a stilt ros, prise for whieh will bes ham.SE : \u2014The will prosiatyi à \u2018sivie bolidsy on the 17¢h ë » - the Exbibitien.~The mwsber of patients tented for the week ending 28th inst., at the General Hospital was as follows :\u2014Out-doog, patients relieved, 904; indoor average dally 118.~A boise in Macksy stiéet, Dom which, the occupants are temporérily \u2018abeont, was boeken open by burglars in broad daylight, yesterday, and some small articles stolen.\u2014A sailor of the SE.\u2018\u2019Buenés Ayrean\u201d tumbled over the revetment wall last evening.He was pickd up by the Water Police and carried to his ship and a docter called.His injuries are slight.\u2014Judgmeont was given at the Recorder's Court yesterday in the case of Mallon, the earter\u2019s agent at the Windsor Hotel, dismissing the action which was for seliciting fares, Hot being à licensed carter.|.\u2014Mr.Geo.Bowie, owner of the Jurors street police station building, has had an action taken Against him by Sanitary Policeman Ward on the ground that the building is not in à proper sanitary condition.\u2014Soms unknown has challenged guardian Nolan, of No.1 Station, to à quarter of a milo race at the Sremen\u2019s picnie.The challenge has been accepted and the race will be one of the groat events of the day.- \u2014A man named McGrath was arrested last night at the Allan sheds for beihg drunk and attempting to raise a row.He made viblent resistance when arrested, and it took several water po- Hoemen to take him to the station.He isan old offender.\u2014The pleasure steam yacht for the Messrs.Dawes & Co., Lachine, was successfully launched at Cantin\u2019s dock-yard yesterday afternoon.Her dimensions are 75 feet over all and 10§ feet beam.She will give comfortable accommodation for twelve persons, and her arrapgements are said to be complete.From her fine lives and strong steam power she promises to be very fast.\u2014A meeting of the Finance Committes was called yesterday afternoon, but, ae only Ald.Grenier and Brown put in an appearance, & quorum was not obtained.Mayor ry, who was present, su; ted that, as two meetings had boen \u2018called to order the printing of the municipal four r cent.bonds without getting a quorum, the airman be authorised to order the printiag of the bonds.\u2014His Lordship Mgr.Fabre ordained the following gentlemen on Sunday in the C of the Grand Seminary, Sherbrooke street :\u2014Tonsure\u2014 J.B.Beauchemin, J.Beaudoin, J.A.Castonguay, J.8.Corbeil, P.Derome, A.Durand, T.Gagnon, A.Godin, B.Joly, O.Joly, J.Tellier-Lafortune, J.Landry, F.X.Lavallee, O.Lavergne, A.La- vigne, E.Lessard, N.Mathion, E.Mounier, N.Morin, G.Payette, N.Proville, N.Rochon.Minor Orders\u2014J.Cloutier, P.Desmarais, J.Don- nelly, F.Dugas, M.Hamelin, R.Laberge, A.la- caste, A.Morin, J.B.Morin, A.Page, L.Racine, J.Bavaria, J.Turoette, J.A.Vaillancourt.Sub-Deaconship\u2014MM.J.Deschenes, P.La- marche, F.de urantaye, A.Vaillant.Desconshi .J.Moreau, A.Labelle.Priest- hood\u2014F.Rabeau, J.Limoges.Personal.Parnell deliversd two violeat speeches ia the County of Tyrone Sunday.Dr.Grant's name is mentioned in eonnection with the vacant Senatorship.Mr.J.B.Rolland has gone to St.Jerome complete arrangements for the erection of a ne paper factory.Sir Edward Stafford, K.C., M.G., is at the Windsor Hotel, and was called upon by the Mayor yesterday afternoon.Rov.Fathér Labelie is preparing à new map of the Ottawa Valley, indicazing the latest expiored routes and giving other information.Hoo.Æ.Blake addremed a political meeting at Backville, N.B., yesterday.E Albert J.Smith ajso addressed the meoting, which wasa large one.Rev.W.8.Barnes, of the Church of the has just returned to the city, after à twe months\u2019 vacation in Europe, resiored in health, vigor and spirit.Mr.Gancher de ft.Maurios, new in Paris with Mr.Chaplean, has, it is stated, been decorated with the Ribbon of the Legion of Henour by the French Government.Thomas Brennan, late Secretary of the Land League, has recvived formal notice from the Irish Executive that he is remanded to gael for » farther period of three months.Ex-Stipendiary Magistrate Ryan parposes taking a trip to the Maritime Provinces.Hv has made application to the De ent of Justice for a copy of the evidence a before the Commission of Investigation in his case.Mr, E.Respe-Cotret, erier in the Court of Queen's Bench, was disabled Monday by a stroke of paralysis.Bis brother, L.D.Rene-Cotret, Chief Clerk in the Police Court, has been affected for several mouths from the sams disease, Ministerial Movements.Sir Hector Langevin is at London, Ont, where be has been lunched and addressed by prominent Conservatives.Bir 5.L.Tilley was at St.Andrews, N.B., Monday, whence he will return on Friday and pro ceed direct to Ottawa.He will return to New Brunswick about 830th September.Sir A.T.Galt bas returned from as extended visit West, as far as Fort Ellice, and i» the highest terms of the fertility of the soil snd prolife crops Bow being barvested.Hon.Mackenzie Bowell, Minister of Customs, has gone to Winnipeg to make a personal investigation into the canse of some difficalty whieh has arisen between the importers and Custom House officials, Manitoba.Stopes are being talkies\u2019 at Winnipeg toward extending a publie banquet to Sir Lecuard Tilley and Fen.Messrs.I); Alkbai Caron, mein- bers of the Dominion Government, on their way by the Lakes to Manitoba.The Minister of Railways, Sir Charles Tepper.after visiting Nanaimo, Barrard Inlet and New Westminster, sailed Monday morning for Yale.Everywhere be was well received, the Mayora and Councils of Municipalities meeting him at thé wharf sand p dd A disagresabl affair occurrsd ad Nanaimo, where be was re- coivèsh by thé Mayor and Mr.Bunster, the member for the district, and escorted to a hotel, where an address was presented.Sir Charles Tapper replied brisfy, when Bunster declared the reply unsatisfactory.It contained nothing sbout Istand Iway and was not statesman-like.Me alsd attacked Tratoh as engineer of the Province.Sir Charles rejoined, expressing his regret that Nanaimo had not sent » member to Government in place ef \"re op] the such a friend as Banstar, Sabarban.The taxable property on the St.Gabriel vatua- tion roll amounts to $1,005,000.The roll has been approved and passed by the Counoil.Paul, when the plors of a bridge and capsized, throwiag its us eupants into the water.After a long are the gentleman succeeded in resthing land his Saghier, without either having received serious injury.0, _ At the meeting of the St.Gubrie] Couneil, on Monday, Mr.Lesage.as su by the city Water Committee, attended and Ibid & complaint ° before the Council, that suffcient police proteo- tion was not provided in the vicialty of bd whee! house, as n gang of loafers was coustantiy, annoying those employed there.Councillor Wall said the municipality possessed an excellent lis foros, who Loni ways Po they sammoned, and Mr 5 here thought s sharge was altogether wrong.Lunges, : § Council took no notice of the complaint, to press the matter.\"relics Newh.Marie Dabe tras sont te gaol for ons month for vagraney.Thomas MeNalty was arrestodfhé bolng drank and exposing his person in Bt.James\u2019 Church.At the statite he styled himself the Right Hen.Marquis of Tipperary.Yesterday merniag, he was fally committed on a charge of insanity.¢ .James Wiison, arrested at St.Johns a few ago, on suspicion of stealing lace from Me- Dunough\u2019s stare oa St.James street, came before\u2018 Mr, Desnoyers yesterday.Wilson plended mot gailty and was re for ferther examias- Prmtaration Office, Quebes.an pv vu kl A gentleman was rowing with his tot, on Satarda, in the ine Casal, etn \"Ba | struck against, one of the\" en | at Les ditinges tue Coast Queen's Bench.EE a pneus boing When the Record the mother sf that the sentence | at work just mow, and harvests, University street, was on- The family g out of own, was ly ransacked,\u201d enough, © taken.0 took place in Milton strest, where t of Mr.Pinkerton was entered and a quai) of staff taken of.The detectives hive thi Noon Telegrams.CANADIAN.: g it Es i Fu YOUNG MAN KILLED.\u2014 Suzæsroorz, | f ., August 81.\u2014Yeaterday evening, betwegn hal{-past five and six o'clock, a young msn.named Garand, working in the dye room at: Messrs.A.L.Grindrod\u2019s fulling and carding: mills, was caught in a strap and almost instantly killed.SUDDEN DEATH.\u2014Sr.JorNg, Que., Aug.31.\u2014Dame Emelie Molleur, aged 39, wife of! Mr.Joseph Beaudry, hotel keeper, of that place, died suddenly from heart disease last evening, about ten o'clock, as she was preparing to retire for the night.She had been aciending to her: ironing and general work up to nine and.to be in her usual good health then.This is the second sudden death within the last two days.\u2018 THE BAINSVILLE DISASTER.Dissatisfaction {SPECIAL DESFATCE TO THE STAR) LANCASTER, Ont., Aug.31\u2014Very few of the residents of this town retired to their beds, last evening, until 11 o'clock, the hour at which the coroner's jury, sitting on the bodies of the victims of railway accident, were discharged, after bringing i a verdict, to arrive at which they had been closeted for seven hours.Notwithstanding the perseverance of the public, however, their curiosity as to the result of the inquest was not satisfied, as the verdict returned wasa sealed one, and both coroner and jurors refused to give ightest information as to the purport of it, as they stated to THE STAR sentative that if it was circulated the ity was that the ends ot justice would be defeated.The Grank Trunk tatives who are here are much annoyed at this refusal to \u2018give information img the decision of the Jury.Cronshaw, the conductor of the down train, who was arrested yesterday: on a warrant, thinks that he wes very dealt with.As soon as arrested he asked to give his evidence, as he said it would throw a Éfrerent and true light on the whole affair, but was silenced by the County-Attorney.He thin offered to obtain bail, but the Coroner stated that he had no authority to take it.Mr.Cronshaw, who is a gentlemanly man, residing in Montreal, has the name of being one of the strictest conductors on the road, and was a great favorite with his fellow conductors, who are indignant at the officials of the railway company, whom theyaccuse of causing him to be arrested.The netor of the first train arriving after arrest wrote out his resignation on a sheet of paper and handed it to Mr.Stevenson before your reporter, and for an hour refused to take his train through to Montreal.Most of the conductors arriving afterwards visited the prisoner and expressed their sympathy with him and promised to resign-as soon as they reached their destinations.intelli pepe this action of the ttorney, in refusing the evidence of the only two witnesses who could missing operator, neither has there been anything said to the constable for his shameful neglect of duty.Alex.Defoe, the operator who esos from © , is from Aultsville, Stormont , Ont, and is said to have been one of the best operators on the line., The body of John Cliff, who expired last night, was despatched at midnight to his friends at Gan- anoque.\u2019 Every engine driver and fireman that passes Nere calls to see his injured comrades.The Coroner states that other arrests will probably he made on the strength of the verdict of the jury which may be opened to-dav.PRESIDENT GARFIELD.tien of the Case\u2014Dr.Hamilton's or But Timel, Discovery \u2014jond- ns ry siewly\u20141 Heat a Great WASHIXGTOK, August 31.\u2014The Times says : Col.Rockwell reports the President's whiskers Thomas\u2019 [It always gives mptisfaction, snd in cases of bv colds, sore throat, Je, immediate re- been received by those who use it.\u201d 8 New Nivetisens To-ly.mL, (}BAND PROVINCIAL EXHI- TION, 1881.Tents, Awnings, of all sives, for sale, or te rent.NATIONAL MANUFACTURING 00°Y, OSTELL & CO., Agents, 16 Custom House Square, Montreal, Da H.H.HAAS, = PP MUSIC (PIANO AND SINGING), THEG AN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES 204 12 .5% SHIUTER STREET.(CHOICE JAPAN TEAS at Ex- Tea purchases it at Tes per gant.\u2018than wholeeal rp ie 633 St.Lawrence Street Boar Rey.1m PRAWING LESSONS AND School pours Jor Hlemratenr and Model ACAD! ry Ky Tong and Faro 3 cn in educational circles.moderate.Apply at 0 LET Loris MILLINERY AND FANCY {Va 00008 BUSINESS POR SALE IN COBOURG TR ai, Br Rs VV ANTED \u2014 For -the .Winter\u2014 Furnish House of Soli rooms; must be nent and in oy \u201c Dixem,\u201d Star Office \u2018VW ANTED TO RENT\u2014A house TOOMAS.Aires = Bowser ame about ore ANTED \u2014 A house and for VW ANTED\u2014A MALSTER.Apply at Ekiors Brewery, 400 St.Lawrence street.ANTED \u2014 À Machinist for EI Jane pin Ta a SITUATION AS GOVERNESS TO YOUNG Com! .Address STAR oles.have grown greyer since the wounding.Dr.Bliss says the surgeons have from time to time tried to discontinue enemata, but have been obliged to resume them.When discontinued, the pulse rises.e Tribune says :\u2014Saturday, when nearly all hope of the President's recovery was gone, Hamilton discovered yolks of eggs, which formed part of enemata administered for several drs -wers not imilati thoroughly, .ng e assdciates he : mediately, The incident marked the i point of the President'a condition.is scarcely any i mass Was tion.The descriptions of life in Mr.Garfield\u2019s sick room doubt that the presence of an un- the cause of the glandular \u2018ls \u2018 \u201cWANTED.TO PURCHA office.linen room of hove! M 167 A WELSHMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS Pam experience 3,000 of 1and.Air 5 W 184 = actes - Bonaventure street, Montreal, Lowe, 204 6 GER! ERAL AGENT FOR CANADA WANT- Manufacturing Company gocds of actual e thos: th references, and hving 81.000 need apy.Boom 16, Sn OTEL PORTER W les square.News meed knowledge of the du ferred.SHED BED M! .Fie to let.à Cône, LIRABLOR 2e COMS AND BOARD, DOUBLE ORSINGLE for & married couple or single gentieman.489 D WANTED, BY ) BOAR TI I A LADY, IN A RE- L ROOM \u2014 WITH O Nort, euntly petvate.80 Cathars ious, 504 WAS Seal J aA FIRST SB> A SECONDhand Desk and Chute.Address, * A.La\u201d Sean on ids WANTED BT RBSPEGTABLS WOMAN to take Cf atAfié at her own houss.$30 X.1687, Bran THREE: STEEL OR stant smpioyment snd good À a Phe British Amerh D ERok Note Company, ontreal.204 4 \u201cVyANCED- BY À SINGLE GENTLEMAN, atm atv sialing Dis sad tocstie, BF VWANIED-A ABLE-MAID, AT ST.NTED a TA \u2019 Mis eee WATE Pa, Apsty 391 ERVAN 53 WASTER TS 08 TREE SOR OL Ww oye A eS ABLE TO 041 | WALTEEA, a coo: aim WATER 35mm DaY Soom pust be à any pvorable results.The truck of the | » now 20 oleansed thet no à further\u2018 trouble is \u201d | °.î THOMAS J.POTTER, Avatiqneu Goad chance for a carter \u2014T.J.P.wm EST, LATEMRS.DUNWOODIE.VALU.ERTY BY An The Permanent Committee, Quebec, acting in with the Council of culture, have to hoié sales bÿ auction, whi will be ively without Every animal te be sold to bader.L- HORSES Tuesday, 20th September.CATTLE\u2014W , q SHEEF, el a Betty, Bop- \"Sale each day at TWO o'clock pm.Permanent Exhibition Commitiee, Office \u2014 193 St.Jammer street, Montreal.SPLENDID FARM, 225 ACRES, AND EXGLISH COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT LES- STEIN ES Demet eee abs perty known as THE GRARGE.\" bounded by the main d the beautiful Rixer St.Francs.It is about a mus THOMAS J.POTTER.106 St.James street, Montreal.ter Adrertisements To-Day, Water Works\" Department.195 8 daw PA t the City Carson at SAS af Boon om Tunraday, the Sth September, fo¥ 200 tons of American Anthracite Pen Coal, and for 90 tons of Bove Coal, to be delivered free of charge as fol- 200 TONS OF PEA COAL at the McTavish Ressrvotr.40 TONS OF ATOVE COAL .af the Workshop.Laguachotisre street.= 46 TONS OF STOVE COAL ai the Wheel Housa.loge Of socepiing the whole or any part 6f the Coal (By coder.) decatreai, Fetes dot, 1881 } ng \u2026 JUST RECEIVED ! \u201c__ GREENBANES Celebrated, Double Concentrated LY El | L CHAPUT, FILS & CIE, 209, 311, 313 CONNITESIONERS STREET, MONTREAL.17 QANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.TENDERS FOR STORES.Teen ih by the until ERP ER 71h.1881, for the supply of general stores ro- for use om the Western Division of the Canadian fic Railway, Winnipeg, during the ensaing tweive months.«pd fui) information may be obtained on application at the office of the Company, Ne.183 8 James street, Montreal The lowest or any tender will not neccæartiy be accopt- Montreal, 97h August, 1851.THE PROPRIETORS \u2014 Op \u2014 .\"785 Bouiveitare Btivel.© Am now prepared to show the finest stocks of CLOTHS AND TWEEDS, 20 BE FOUND IN THE CITT.Also, à fine les of Boys' Scheel Suits.SMITH & CO.Beuaventure Street.« 202004 TOCAPITALISTS $160,000! WORKS AND FABRIQUE \u2014- OP THE \u2014 .PARISH of NOTRE DANE of MONTREAL Debenture Coupons at 4 per cent.Redoable at the choice of the tenderer; aller In forty-five (45) youre, or by au annual drawing.Imorder to conenlidaie its Goût, bearing tntereat, the \u20ac FabriquiFef Notre Dame ef Montreal requests, by fase \u201d ders for the Debents before men.endorseé ** Tender Debentures,\u201d sad to the undersigned, be submitted fo Pouré of thé Palrique, où \u2018rharsday, the 1st September, 1881.They will be rovided with a Sinking Fund of one per emt.Temtorers should epectfy what mods of redempiion they Guire, $0 wit.by sn snes] drawing or wi AS yeh.The Debentures wilt be $100, $300 and $1000.\u2018| The Pubrique of Notre Dame of Noutreal, founded in Siztesn hundred and fifty-seven (1657) is the mest BY CATALOGUE.The Sutecribers will ois = oll ot-Guir Bowes, Wes.38 end 20 SHAW & GOWDET, AÆnctioneers.New Advertisements To-Day, \u201c MONTSERRAT,\u201d Lime Fruit Juice, Limetta Cordial, and Pure Lime Frait Cordials, FREE OF ALCOHOL! AROMATIO QUININE, CLOVE, RANPEERRY, JARGONELLE, GARBAE PEFPERMINT, LIME-FR PINE APPLE.EIFIERS | Beverages for all Classes, all Seasons, and at all Times.Retall of Grocers, Chemists, Wine Mer» chante, ©, here.SOLE CONBIGNEES: MONTREAL.\u2018WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, | J UST PUBLISHED, | \u201cAYUBAHI\u201d \u201c AYUBAR!F \u201cThree Months Among the Moose.\u2019 \u201cA WINTER'S TALE,\u201d Of the Northern Wilds of Canada, By « Military Chapiain.PRICE, FIFTY CENTS $4 scenery are of good word \u201cThe Painting.re ro Tay Ce TO ae ab ter\u2019a Taïa.\u201d\u2014 Montreal Herald.© \u201cWe have read this little book with a great deal of Eau Itnt Riel Te Eves io the 190 the humors The book contains many inetrecties and wrappers.=m Ti W.MILLICHAMP C0, SHOW CASB MANUFACTURERS IN SILVER AND WOOD.: 20 te 33 Adelaide Street East, Terente.Send for Ilustrated Catalogues.oa M_ © & B's BANK PEN! M.P.à B\u2019s LEDGER PEN! THOUSANDS OF GROASES BOLD ?SEYD POR A SAMPLE AND TRY THEM ! PRICE, FIFTY CENTS PER GROSS! Liberal Discount to the Trade.MORTON, PHILLIPS & BULMER, Stationers, Kank Book Makers and Printers, - .375 NOTRE DAME STREET.THE MEDICAL HALL, Lt qi apd Wi basse 1 NWetjing wo certain as à moi proventive han boun diréught out as the now Sandal Camphor! tis fragrant, easily od, end alwage eficacions.Breahell's Canadian Imsect Extere ;- méinater _ ts fatal to Boottes, Colkrcaches, and oil liste tnonste Sold im bellows and 100%0d LD FORNITURE MADE TO Qian Feruiters = \u20ac Parean< BY C.J.COVERNTON & C0, CORNER OF : cran.IANOS TO RENT! A tou, Ptianceto with of a a Te hemes.Hmlied Mise W.LINDOAY - Agent ter C.D.Pease & Oo.\u2019s X.Y.Plane and Now \u20181320 St.Catherine Birect, Memtetnt.; Ly son 3 H.SUGDEN EVANS CO., SATURDAY l0th-Horee Races.\u201894 MES GODWIN'S ACADEMY, Private Class for pn men Si Point C Chartes, Saterons, Seat rare 1 \u2018 GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, &c.The Art Associstions\u2014Gallery: PHILLIPS SQUARE, + Is mow open from 10 a.m.to 5 poi Admission \u2014Mesbars 6nd thetr Families, FRNA Beruriaye Pea or avé wo LAST GRAND EXCURSION, Saturday Next, 8rd September, TO OTTAWA.A spacial train will leave Hochelaga tn the Evening at 8 o'clock, Mie End 10 minutes later, for Ottawa, stopping atall the Stations.Popular price\u2014Return Tickels 4150.No open curs.The train will leave Ottawa Sunday, at 7 pm.for Montreal.The train will run on Tickets for sale\u2014Xo.13 Place d'Armes: Lave & Alden, 202 Bt.James street, and at the Great Western, corner\u2018 St.Janes and MoGill stresta Becure your tichets at once.: J.B.LABELLE, ] L.A.SENECAL, Gen.Pass.Agent.ét , GRAND hi Ein! | 0! Exhibition Grounds, MOUNT ROYAL AVENUE, MONTREAL Arrengné tn three departments, Agricoltoral, Herticultural & Industrial, -\u2014-OPENS\u2014 Loe WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 memoire rca Friday, Sep pter mber 29nd.325,000 OFFERED IN PREMUMS! Entries in all departments wast be made rorarieu Moutredl, on or betore a si Sec.Council of Arts and : pa \u20ac ST- HELEN'S ISLAND FERRY, + rer Dquars) sod Tata, Cros Raid Sess PES RE ES CRIE MES, GODWINS ACADEMY, Albert Mail, opens September Sad.Dailan Musiclane.Fon a.aes Spromber New Advertisements To-Day, .(UR HAPPY FAMILY, Cs SL Ens ee Ce a oven Tomer a hase a emt a Pa a FI fo of Soke sad Tum, ry ps CHRAPER AND PER EVERY DAY.| ADAM DARLING'S, Retail Deparcment, 301 Jamas Strevl, CORNER ST.STREDY, 150 Sen ECOND-HAND BOOKS Boaght.Ochoa College Text Books, - AGREE AR, MAI.\u2018 ane.TAYLOR.«co, \u2018 : +, CRAIN Manalaclerers and Imporiers \u2014- TO \u2014 [HOUSEKEEPERS! Do not Mutu your homie by ene igh Seok vente, bad ane 2° 4 vik) © OLARK'S %° PREPARED MEATS! French Marbie Hanéel Clock ELECTRO PLATED WARE, SPOONS F PRIZE CUPS FOR YACHTING, BOATING, LACROSSE AND CRICKET very handsome, with Geng and Cathedral Polished Bram Ware in Econces Candelabre, Oo ES EN VERY SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENT RETAIL AT LOW PRICES.JOHN WATSON, Jr, 53 St.Sulpice Street, Mon deu AY, Sept.LOL: * a The Stcnmoer \u201cPligate\u2019 .ORKS, dti MATCHES ét; * : eli - i - TRS rio ae = saclent Corporation of Montregl, and offers a perfect guarantee for the placing funds in Adel commis, sue eemtons, oto.The Yabrique of Kos Dame dot not bind tteaif to ne- cxpt the lowest or any of the teuders.i For all information relative to this sous, address he endereighed.A.CHOQUET, | Ofiee of Nhe Padeigme of) - 1881.) WANTED By the Montreal Amateur Léntetse AN EXERGETIC INTELLIGENT MAW, To act a Secretary and of the 'Gymae- 1 For enlarged Veins of PULVERNACHER ~.GAN RUPTURE! Gross\u2019 Patent Composite APPLIANCES FOR ALL DEFORMITIES OF CHAINS, ELECTRS® CURATIVE BELTS, ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF Electro Magnetic and Faradic Batteries, at the.ADA TRUSS FACTORY, Saket pe ne, + QR 4 GRO HRAIG STREET.CAPS, &0, of the legs! Swelling À BANDS and INSOLES,\u2019 THE BODY! US, ERS\u2014On 30th net.the Char SL St Pan late Join Williams, to wT an Ab Champ Soh, ustios of \u201cPE « to Julia Abare, both of Buse NE \u2014 \u2019 t a TEszees BARNSHAW pe TE bb 3 ses : FREE RR ughter se Aitrod ene! Putney.Da EATER.ged RET : 2208 mal wil will bar olga oars aaa] 0e am Bt.Anna church.a Into \u201cage respectfully ci LE to med CKLBY\u2014 bis cit: the 3 August, = BY ment ns ° Mic hael Backley, aged menths and 1 funera: will take place from the resi- of Bis ta lather.MSE Richardson street, Point Charles, on way, the Lat Cos foot.= es ,0'élock sm, to nos *.BICKOK\u2014On the 81st inst., Mary Codon ed 204 3 ; yours, beloved wite of W.Carter op! \u201con Ans pot rider 9 n Aus.ot md kon.Trolond aged £4) rank ie \" r © place 5h usbend's ta hl | BMITH- On Sunday , at the residence .of his Tatber: 103 Dany et ot : - few days il enderson Smith, son of Mr.Willig mith, Deputy ime of Marine, in Apri year of his age.Carman < eg CONSIGNY\u2014In this city, wi \u201c20th instant, George Ulric, youngest son of ph Consigny.one year.LEFAIVRE\u2014In 5e Scho of bis son-1n-la » Bdonard Lefaivre, formerly of ATC Ste the Age of 63 Prony 1 5 BAILEY \u2014In sit a B st, Agnes Ri Hr tt: of ey ore ra ER xford, and Hw ter of iodo Lk of aged 38 years 2 _ELLIOTT\u2014In this ity.on on the 28th inst.after a ~~ protracted iltness Elliott, aged 41.MOODY\u2014At ee Que.of consumption, Aug.37th.Norman Moody, aged 31 years.RUSSELL At Portland, Me., of membranous.pr 15; ford Christopher James.son of roirienss .cars and 6 mon que, at the residence ussell, tormerly of Moutreal.A mid this re on the 31st August, James Mann, aged yvars.Funeral will take lace from his brother's residence, 1204 St.Catherine street, on the 1st Sep- » Royal Cemete tember, at 2.30 p.m., to Mount Roy: mot >.The Weather.1 p-m\u2014Thermometer at Hearn & Harrison's during the last 34 hours :\u2014 8 Max.Min.Mean.\u2018as 130\" \u2018ps xs 830 7505 Darometer\u20146 8am.\u20143%0.13 1 00 a 30.18 DIR\u2014S0.Probabilities for the next 34 hours :\u2014St.Law.yence: Moderate winds, mostly from the south and west, continued fair hot weather.Jordan, Thibsudeau & St.Lawrence utreet, is the only true one price store.Speci sale of lace and embroideries for the balance of this month.198 tf + A brilliant triumph.Thousands cured o cheat and catarrh in the head by Dr.M.Tiolle\" .it free.Dr Physicians and suferors eee can ree.Dr.M.Souvielle, ex-Aide-8 rench Army.1 13 Phillipe ganare, Montreal.2t0 4.7 : lor advertisements this TR PERSONAL \u2014The Parties who and go Bataan vening will Dicass ae return fea .ye oe Via nat and avoid \u2018as ey are ion.Fe Pisces two ladies in their ad- gentleman, who through Gelicacy \u201cgot \u201c8 E on M\u2014\u2014 street.Td R Q.FAD office, or 202 Nice Traveller for a to Box 1663 P.ae ue NES KING, 652 Craig Street, is showing some new and very handsome Walnut Sets.Quality of material and workmanship guaranteed.Prices within the reach of al Visitors invited to call and examine.204 2+ JOHN MURPHY & 00, IMPORTERS OF New and Fashionable Dry Goods! » re Although tbe ssason ia £ i, Tn Ë a we have been receiving lines of new Dress of all kinds for Antamn Winter.New Black Cashmeren, Union, from 250 to 78¢ per ow Black Preach Wool Cashemerss, frome 500 10 $2.00 yard, Few Black Persian Cords, from 15e¢ to 500 New Black Preach Delaines, from 30c to per New Black Evtamenes and Serges.from 30c to per .Poter, A Bee our Kid advertisement in the Witness.10 CHEAP TICKETS.\u2018: Steamer \u201c PERSIA \u201d SAILS EVERY FRIDAY AT7P.M.FOR D.BATTERSBY, Agent, _M2 haw 904 and 208 SP James St sor.MoGiL | CLEARING OUT! BU Our Clsaring Ost Sule ta oi oil} going on.First-clas® Re À splendid oppar- \"COAL OIL.CHANDELIERS.Lau Tobie reek Lamps! ; Hall Lamps! Lanterns! Eaw DROPS oF .JQNAS & COS TRIPLE EXTRACTS ! Is all that is required te impart a rich finver to Creams, Cakea, &e BOLD BY ALI GROCERS son ENTAL PEARLINE.A FRAGRANT TUOTH WASK: \u2018ending August S7th, LOI.Increnss.\u2026\u2026.eee, \u201c| 8.CARSLEYS SHOW-ROOMS.WEW PALL GOODS.Just out several eases of Fall Shawls n all the newest patterns, all marked at exceed: agly low prices.« For several years we have done the largest Shawl trade in Canads, and this year we intend to double our Shawl business.A full assortment of Full Shawls, from 960 tq $16\u2014hundreds of different kinds to choose from, a of Mr Jona Tow be ani ou | ton to prevent t Rn ES treal \u2018 hu SEE, sr sig the cabo, stated pred rr ce ale fre (he rates.far Its bonoft and net for benefit the Montreal Company's shareholders, that the sdrance is made, at the vest of the Great North Western by the Mo: Company, who are bound to do se, y, that the raising of the rates is likely to injure the plaintiff as a share- hoider by exciting.opposition from other companies, and that there is danger of some citisen SPplying to me Attorney General on account of Hundreds of Knitted Shawls, in all the new\" oolors, from 786.Carsley sells tho cheapest Paisley Shawls in America.Full Mantles in great variety.getting the charter of tha Mon- bd Company \u2018forfeited on the red that they have done an illegal action transforring their lines Ho held that the agreement between the Companies was illegal and the J clause applying to the raising of rates so.The petition had not been answered in writing, but an affidavit of Mr.Dakers, of Ladies\u2019 Cotton Underelothing, in all qualities.AT 8.CARSLEY'S You will ind good heavy Black Velveteen, at 470 per yard.Rich heavy Black Velveteen at 50 per yard, Rich heavy Black Valvateon, silk finished, 660 per yard.Black Silk Trimming Velvet, at 800 por Rich Silk T German SMB i $1 64 per yard.« rn - gsm JUST RECEIVED.Black Silk Mantle Vive, to be sold at $2.22.Black Silk Mantle Velvet, rich color, at $3.69.Black Silk Mantle Velvet, 27 inches, at $3.50.Plushes, in all the new shades, $2 and $2.50 per yard.MONTREAL 204 REDUCED GOODS |» \u2014AT\u2014 S.CARSLEY\u2019S.200 pieces of Sash Ribbons, all reduced, from 350, REDUCED GOODS AT 8.CARSLEY'S.Hundreds of dozens of Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Btockings, all reduced.REDUCED GOODS AT 5.CARSLEY'S.Thousands of dosens of Ladies\u2019 elegantly embroidered Scarfs, all reduced to one-fourth their original prices.Come and sec them.REDUCED GOODS AT 8S.CARSLEYS.Hundreds of Splendid Silk Handkerchiefs and Neckerchiefs reduced to 16¢ each.REDUCED GOODS AT 5.CARSLEY\u2019S.Whole Cards of Buttons, 3 dozen on each card, for 12c per card.REDUCED GOODS AT 5.CARSLEY'S.Thousands of yards of embroidery, good quality, marked down very low.8.CARSLEYS SHOWROOMS.8.Carley is now showin: a large assortment of Fall Ulsters, at prices to suit every ons.Fail Ulsters, only $4.00- Fall Ulsters, only $4.50.Fall Ulsters, only $5.00.Fall Ulsters, only $56.60.Fail Ulsters, only $8.00.Fall Ulstors, only $68.50.Fall Ulsters, only $7.00.Fall Ulaters, only $7.50.A full range of Fall Ulsters can be had at 8.Carsleys from $4 to 16.50.Fal) Manties in Great Variety.Carsley's Rubber Waterproof Circulars are the cheapest and best.Just received another large lot of Knitted Shawls, at prices that will astonish every one.Knitted Shawls, in all the new shades, for 75c.Carsley\u2019s is the Place for Shawls.S.CARSLEY, MONTREAL - 204 WATCHES! WATCHES! THE \u2014\u2014 R.HEMSLEY WATCH, - Is the most perfect timepiece ever made, Ranging in price from $23 in Silver Casen, te $173 In Gold Cases.UXS THAT BR.HEMSLRY, MONTREAL, IS STAMPED OX DIAL AND MOVEMENT.satisfaction in every cm ther ton greater variation than two mods aday.OVER 500 WATCHES TO SELECT PRON IN STEM AND KEY WINDERS.The fimest selection of Gold Cases in City, ail new designe.\u2018ihe WATCHES TAKEN IN EXCHANGE R.HEMSLEY, Practical Watch Maker and Jeweller, 173 ST.JOSEPR STREET.RSTABLISHED 1860.0064 1 \u201cA rer ug Es BLACK DRESS SATINS! BLACK DRESS sara: BLACK Dress SATING! Just marked off one of the finest ranges of these goods ever shown in this city, 75c per yard, and in the finer qualities to $3.00 per yard.\u2014 D.G.LAIDLAW, Ke.430 NOTRE PANE STREET, commencing at 191¢ MESSAGE BOY WANTED.APPLY AY + w ; fagecitoù ¢ Secretary the Montreal Company, had been fled tc the offeot that the rates had already been raised.Between 1870 and 1870 the affidavit said the rates had been 25 cents per ten words, but in October, 1879, thoy had been lowered on account of competition with the Dominion Company.Now the Dominion Company had again advanced rates and the Montreal Company did also.This was the substance of the davit and he, Mr.Maclaren had subpwuaed Mr.Dakers as a Witness.Mr.Tait beld that in sush cases as the praseas, Mr.Dakers could valy be examined on his aft: davit.He had bean as an ordinary witness and could not be called.His Honor ruled that he be called to be croes- examined on his affidavit.Mr.Dakers testified that on 28rd August, re- uest was mado by President of North-Western at rates be advanced ; President of Montreal Company, on the 25th, authorized the sd- vance to take effect on the 1st September; the advance took place on the 27th, at 6 pm The writ of the Injunction was served on witness, at 3:15 that day; he telegraphed to Toronto to Mr.Wiman; Mr.Wiman telegraphed back at 4-45, to raise rates at once, by order of Board of North Western, then in session in Toronto; telegram was addressed to Sir Hugh Allan.Sir Hugh did not probably receive it until Sunday, as he was out of town; witness, however, at once telegraphed to Sir Hogh, who replied.to consult wyer ; this was done and rates raised ; Sir Hugb was authorized to raise rates on the 19th of August, by Directors of the Montreal Company; he did not fix a day for the advance, but it was understood that it would be on the 1st of September.Ja Mael then continued his argument anted Boo.© of the Montreal Company's ranted that their property was to be controlled by five directors, aoû Bec.10, one of those director\u2019s duties was to fix rates which under this contract the North-Western did.He quoted several authorities and cited cases to support his allegations.Mr.Bethune held that under the English law, the agreement between the Companies was illegal, and quoted decisions of Euglish judges.As to the chief point in the present case the evidence of Mr.Dakers showed that the day to raise the rates had to be fixed by the President of the Montreal Company, which had not been done.Mr.Tait held that the chief point was whether or not the rates were raised, and if not should the companies be restrained from raising them.As to the former ho saw no reason or law why the company should adhere to any cast-iron rules concerning the advancement of rates, and consequently the rise on Saturday was logal.But if not, Mr.Low, the holder of 50 shares or $3,000 in a company of $2,000,000 - would have to show pretty good cause before a A Judge would grant what he asked for.He mast show that be had an interest and was pufferin, irreparable injury.Mr.Tait quo Injunction Act internal working of a company, without were exceeding their powers.There was no of the Government interfering in the matter.Mr.Girouard alse made a lengthy speech on the same side and quoted authorities and cited oases to support the defendants Mr.McLaren replied to one of Mr.Tait\u2019s points that an injunction should not have asked for at ro early stage in the case by citing Mann vs.Holden where he held a restraining order was obtained at an even early stage.THE CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY.Mr.Crawford Criticises His Crities\u2014A Practical Man en/Practical Mon.This afternoon a STan reporter was favored with an interview with Mr.J.H.Crawford, President of the City Passenger Railway Company with reference to the resolution of the City Council to assume possession of the railway.\u201cThe President of the City Passenger Railway,\u201d remarked that gentleman, with a serene and characteristic smile, *\u201cis not only willing, but anxious to resign the chair in favor of & more practical man.\u201d *\u201c What is the y going to do next?\u201d \u201c1 do not think it would be right to state what action we may take.But you may rest assured of one thing, we shall give the city eve ible facility for uiring es- sion of The road whenever they Tike to ake it.These \u201c practical gentlemen\u2019 do not appear to agree very well, however, on what they can or what they will do.One \u2018practical gentleman\u201d says they have twelve months in whioh to consider the question.Another says, \u201c No; oniy three mouths.\u201d * And what do you say 1\u201d * Well, I am vot iliugether sure that the pass- Ing of tho resolution merely to sssame the ownership of the road, is not equivalent to & notice to the company of their intention to do so, and in that oase, if the shareholders desire to relieve themselves of the responsibility, there i is nothing to prevent them doing so immediately.» \u201cThere is no probability, I a of the Com y adopting that course Company will not take of the city inany way.Woe lost $7,000 by last year's Exhibition after allowing for extra receipts, but still we reougaise our public responsibili and will do our best to serve the public this year, whatever course the city may &dopt.It is somewhat amusing,\u201d continued Mr.Crawford, \u201cthat these practical men should take the re- pond of assuming the road without the ightest idea who is going to lease it or any portion of it from them.\u201d \u201cWill not the City Passenger Railway Compan tender for ome part or the whole of it ?\u201c I am not prepared to say that.I can tell you one thing, though.I would not.\u201d \u201cWhy?\u201d \u201cThis iden of leasing roads on this continent is Utopian.It hse been done in Manchester and London, but it is a failure in Chicago and Boston, and wherever it has been tried on this side the Atlantic.I don\u2019t want, howsrer, to dissuade the Co op from tying it I hold that the im- torests of the city and the Company are, and must be, identical.I have always thought the City v Railway a one-horse concern.I thought so at the beginning, and [ think #0 now, but it is the fault of the s tem, hot of the company.If a practical man the AMerman Wilson were to the company he could not give a better setviee under sush a systém.* With single tracks no matter how much money ~ we spend we cannot improve the service.You know well the opposition we have had to contend with sod: with none morè than the opposition inspired by Tux Srax.As to the management df the Company, 1 think that is scarcely subject for the Coun- Ee the Oran has found lt necessary eriticies \u201cEf of AR t to erit the relations between the Compdny and the City 1 think we have always given you erpdit for working in the interests of your shareholders.\u201d \u201cYes, and the shareholders are kind to say so too.Wao have never paid large dividends, .you kuow ; only four per cent.per annum for the past two years.\u201cThat they ate satisfied wander the ciroum- stances is cerisinly an unusual mark of confd- ence ?\u201d From these remarks and tbe remainder of the conversation the Company would appear to be sublimely indifferent to the fate of the road and not much disposed to be frightened, as Mr.Crawford puts is, \u201cby a bag-a-boo inte offering better terms.\u201d tr The South Shere ce Rativay' and Tunnel Company.At the meeling of the dirostors of the South | Shore Railway and Tunnel Company, held yesterday, it was resolyed that wor should be som mon! mediatgly upon the railway, under the : Mr.Laberge.Tho'plaus ave sow.with thb Gorsenibgas, Heal bo 2 Ko, to show that no court.should interfere with the 4 n refused, Li Lou Toquired a the Act £500,090) way \u2018tary of the Company.arrive from Paris où Monday next L _ A CORONER'S INQUERT Died from , It will be remembered that last W child died suddenty in Aqueduet street.\u201d Jones was notified, and as the law i ri » .as to whether it is necessary to bold an inquest before hol one, ha imade en- uviries from the mother of child, Madame Dopague, 218 Aqueduct street, and who were present, and having beon iaformad by Dr.Roy, who was called in by the family, that the child died from natural cauves, he an nest cortié bed, and tou cent.in to the sccto- | Staal cp unnecessary.buried.on Tate the Coroner a morsing ° was informed that a Madame Awclaire would give him such information as would indicate the child was «mothered in bed.Madame Auclsire\u2019s story was to the effect that the infant, a girl of two months and a half, had been found dead in her cradle.A white oloth was found folded over ita face, the nightdress was pulled over the head of the child and » blanket was tightened around the arms.On top of all this a blanket and pillow wers placed, the whole having the Appearance of being done intentionally,as the whole bodyof the child was blue.Immediately Coroner Jones went to the Fabri a0 de Notre Dame and requested that tho chi bedy be exhumed, and the mother was placed ander arrest.The body waa takon to the morgue to-day and an inquest opened.At the inquest this afternoon, Mra.Auclaire gave her evidenc substance the same as\u2019 abores Dr.Roy & post mortem examination of the body and found no other cause likely to roduoe death than diarrhœa, symptoms of which e discovered.In consequence of Dr.Roy's evidence, a verdiot of death from diarrhœa \u2018was returned.OUR EXHIBITION.The Eeigium Exhibit.Mr.J.W.R.Francois, of De Laet & Co., has just returned from Antwerp and reports a strong feeling there in favor of the exhibits at our Exhibition.They are about twenty in number and consist of many interesting things.They are to be brought over on board the \u201c\u201cKabo\u2019\u201d of the White Cross Line, which was to have sailed from Antwerp on the 21st instant, but which has by an accident been delayed there till to-day, so that tho exhibits will not \u2018arrive in time for the opening of the Exhibition, bat are ex about ths 16tH of September.Tlie section will be prepared for them, however, and they will be arranged in show cases and stands made in Belgium, themselves well worthy of notice.Mr.Francois thinks that the number of Belgian exhibits at our provingial exhibitions might be very largely inoreased À notice aud invitation were giyen several mon beforehand.The firms who are exhibiting are of the first rank in their several departments, and bave many of them won medals at Paris and other expositions.That Belgium is awakening to the fact that Canada is a good market for her goods is evidenced by the fact that there is some talk of establishing another line of ships between Montreal and Antwerp.Evening Telegrams.PRESIDENT GARFIELD.Slew Gnin\u2014Blood Poisoning Disappeared.New York, August 31.\u2014The Herald says the President's body begins to show s of sick-bed sores.As vet there is no decid of abscesses in sight, llinc fossm, but it is thought that when it comes it will be more than suspected.Before Dr.Bliss made an incision yesterday the President said, *¢ You are bound to carve me, 1 see,\" and turned his head to receive the cut.The President was - suffocated from heat yesterday.These hot and sultry nights are against the President's comfort, and Dr.Hamilton has said they do him reat harm.Dr.Bliss says patient is likely to ve exalted temperature, and increased pulse for many days even after a marked improvement sets in.He admits the.irritation of the pe- tient\u2019s stomach was the result of septic poison not dywpepeia, but says that if the stomach had very strong in ve pe the pepe ison would not have jounosd.Bice states there is nothing in th the statement that if the President lives past the 60th day of his illness he will begin to mend rapidly, if he goes along without farther complications and passes, the period at which certain complications cannot possibly oecur, of course, he becomes further removed from dangerous relapse.*\u2018I believe tho President is now further removed from accident than he ever was.\u201d One of the President's physicians says the operation yesterday the parotid gland was rendered mo tedious for the reason that it was necessary to bind the artery severed in making the in- cison.There was a free flow of blood, but it was soon checked.The President did not complain, but afterward remarked that he would like to be let alone.The catheter cannot now be inserted into the wound beyond 10 inches, 24 inches less than two weeks ago, which distance has probably healed.The stated cause of the slarin of Friday last was the sudden darkening of the skin of the President's face.The doctors supposed this to be a sign of death.Curiously enough, on Saturday, when he was much worse, his face ined its natural color.The public has e in supposing the President, at the time of the shooting, was physically in first rate condition.ASHINGTOX, Aug.31,1 p.m.-Official bulletin \u2014The President\u201d.s condition is evidently more favorable than at the same hour yesterday.Tac, 97; temperature, 98-4; respiration, THE BAINSVILLR DISASTER.Verdier ef eee ior and aad Nezliremce Lancagren, Ont., August 81.\u2014The sealed ver diot of the Coroner's jury which jsat on the body of Albert Anderkon, brakeman, killed by the railway accident, was publicly sonounced by the Coroner this morning, and is ns follows ;\u2014\u201c That the raid Albert Anderson died from the effects of injuries received between two trains collidi the Grand Trunk Railway on the morning of day the 28th day of August, 1881, one wile west of Bainsville Station, in the distbarge of his duties as brakesman on freight train No.18, running east in cha of Conductor John Cranshaw, which collided with a special train in charge of Conductor Michael Flynn, and the said jurorà upon their oath find that the said Albert Anderson came to his desth as afore- ssid, through culpable abd negligent conduct on the part of one John Cranshaw, the conductor of the said train, and Alexander Defoe, telegraph rator at the Lancaster Station of said Grand nk Railway, and that the said John Cronshaw aud Alexander Defoe are guilty of manslaughter in connection with the death of the said Albert Anderson, and the said jurors upon their oath say that the Grand Trunk Railway Company are derelict in gross negligence in ea out their rules and regulations fn not making it im- verative \u2018that all trains stop and mot depart without an order trom 4 agent in charge.IMPORTANT STATEMENT OF OSANTRAW.John Cronshaw, she arrested conductor, was taken to Cornwall by the eleven trainrand will stand his trial at the assises here in October.He intends offering bail.Before he left he sed to have the following o statement publish- pany\u2019s attorneys.I think that he saw what serions results to the quapany would from - evidence in in wd Charles, is a married man and has 167%.George street I OST \u2014 ON SUNDAY A CHILD'S con 4 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E-HALF OF a A SMALL GOLD coutaini loi tograpi w 0 engrated On Fae wiit us No.522 8t.Urbain street.AN AND WIFE W VANT SITUATION IANA man and general servand noes.Apply 37 Us my seront.Lient.& AdSt, MGA.DOMINION .L.O.L., 1363.: The Bagular Monthly Maetin7 of I\" shove 1odge will be hold on THU DAT, Ist Sept, at h o'clock pm.et St az street.M2 By Order efthe W.M {881- EXHIBITION -\u2014 881.city .ms A Meeting of (Le CTIIZENS COMMITTER vil] 5° GRooM on.SUERTE, pOF nol om THURSDAY, 8.ITENAFR ler, xt POURV'clok ats moma aiely arrived from London.J.A.wv In the Rodis, Yo.13 HUST, JAMES STREET.Lato 204 The Finance Committe: will meet +t :1.:30 o'clock.?W.R.SALTER, M.FEAURRAND, - _ Jolat Ec\u2014otarirs, qr: JOSEPH ~TREKT.N EAR Mec.STRKET, Valuable Fuildinz Kite Nerth-enst cru Ber Nl.Dasid'x Lane OACHMAN WANTED BEST GITY RE.cfrences required.Apply immediately, 581 Shar PLYMBER W WANTED\u2014H.BAILLIE, BA 23 HoUsEMAIR WANTED MEDIATRES, at 17 St.Lake street, 204 à [Gnd SERVANT NANTED-THREER in family.175 Mansteld OOD WET NURSE WANTED.POSTE SIXxTON, With th< ni: wonsien 18d Ber three À De.Reddy, St.Catherine street, between § and 10 3 7 , ETE, « am, amd 3 and Jour p.m.204 vw Foe rs, ve vale wl art Ya wh! = \u201cal # + Monday, 5th Scpt-mber, 7 my Toi, at Ten Clo k IN rivet ttt.0 cute?Bs hp THOS.J.POTTER.Auctioncers Ons of the best business strnds tn Rantre: YT LK.ERMINE 3 STRE ET, : 258 and Su.\u2018as and Two camteel prying properties for mule.oes THOMAS Je oR, 10 GIRLY WANTED, AT COMPAIN'S Restaurant, corner Notre Dame and St.Peter.VWWARTED JOURNEY.MAN SHOEMAKER an mem TE Be A WWANIED-A SO0D GE GEN.{ERALBERVANT.Apply at 240 Be.ANTED \u2014 APFRENTICES TO To pass.Ww making, a4 1340 3 Catherine ANTED \u2014 A BOY FOR OFFICE, an rose a writing.to Wm.Dacling'$ Co.ED-SITUATION At AS Boutez AID A VVARTED-A aI SITUATION, BY A PERSON experienc- in Ntationery, Fancy Goods Sewing Machines ; 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bh | BORDEAUX, VV ANTED-ONE 01 OR TWD N ICELY FUR- Write, atipuiating rest snd locality, A.390, Tin offer re WWANTED FOR LONQUEUIL, street, Lepween iv and Thom am.BAILIEES SALE\u2014PROVINCE \\ goo I Tom Thal | om \u2014 ns Try ga raed in aile que and tele où the wld Parattare: aE Semin y akon CEE Pe dupes, 1681.DEE TU | ete ta pn : totice.Our S30 Chamber\u2019 BAILETSATE_TROVINGE EEE 4 Tos gunn, } Patan, ve Al Racotte, À =.= ie Warseomms wa Bees ike oo Tatas of {he said Dorondant mine ME XVID £5 SCHOOL Terme cane PHIL PANREREAU.BE ac naval \"entree FIST Slat August, Manitoba aad the de Tai itm | 7 FARMING AND STOCK-RAISI RATING LANDS FOR SALE: HUDSON'S.BAY 7 COMPANY.tes Vadee agrermrot «iii the Crrern, the Iutesats ay Company are tft i one-+wenticih of the Lanvin fhe fertile Bett, sstimatet shot seven Tian af asses, Md NSF e2p prepare to OFT RF dale Ina in the TUSRINPS already ourvrysd by ihe Government of Canale ES D EE +, Compent ta Montres) and Winsisec.RS Eee a \"are even more terrible Person, without ho contd he be or deco of kind, h who presumed to onler oward Bef i decide obeying disobeying us ore on or \u201cthe order I bave recived, 1 mag ak Jeast inquire his right to my obedience gave itv yr Howard, a bone of woos Ca leas amr gant than before, for be mw Colonel Hill à his steps almost to a ran oh the stranger making him a sign to xpproach.{ Certain] ; nothing cn be more Ail, \" ss the colonel, his plu in his hoy reached the ground, * [have Siren Lisstonant Howard five dayy\u2019 close arrest for usi proper language te a recruit.\u201d re bn has only just joined the regiment,\u201d observed the soc, in a deproating g tone.+ So much the better ¢ lesson will be of more use to him.\u201d And, without waiting fora reply, the strang- «a nodded coldly, and passed on towards that part of the ground where the regiment was under arms.Hill was mortified at the ill guccess of his intercession for the voung officer.* You heard, Lieutenant Howard ?* he mid.« My dear colonel, I certainly did hear, but really caunot cowprehend how that odd- \"looking gr.whom no one but yourself ap Bone.ould possess the power to order me under arrest, merely for calling a puppy of a reœuit, who answered me impertinently an insolsut scoundrel.\u2019Can\u2019t you release me !\" + Impossible MT TIR 0H \u201cWe expect the cotarhandänTn-chief to-day.J have letters from my sunt for him.They are old friends, it seems.He, I am sure, will cancel this absurd arrest, which has made me Took ridiculous in the eyes of my brother officers and the men.o ] doubt it,\u201d observed Colonel Hill, drily.« Only let me see him.\u201d You have seen him, and the impression, it grems, has not been favorable on either side.The plain- \u201clooking nage who ordered your arrest is no other t don Sir Arthur Wellesley, commander-in-chief of the army in Portugal ; » away with you at once,\u201d he said, with a amie.** You have not a good-natured o'd fel- Jow like myself to deal with, who shuts hiseyes to the officers\u2019 pranks, but with one whose jesta than his re es.Think yourself fortunate that he has not directed your arrest and the cause to be read on parade in the order of the day.\u201d Finding it vain to dispute, axid hopeless of obtaining a remission of the order, Howard, with his heart full of bitterness ageinat the in- Docent causeot his arrest, hired to his quarters, where he was visited by his brether mwst of whom thought that the Seether offers exceeded the offencd.Had he known that the recruit, whose independent spirit lsd so pro- «voked him, and the poor gipsy whom he had encountered at Epping, were the same, his mortification and rage would have b#éi tenfold.As it was, he secretly vowed to nd or make an occasion to repay him for the humiliation he had received.When Sergeant Williams inforined the ad- jutaut of what had taken en place, the old discipli- Narian looked serious.e knew by by, experience how much it was in the power of tn officer, without apparently exceeding his duty, to goed and annoy tne unfortunate private np whom he had conceived the least prejudice dislike.|** Poor ad I\u201d he muttered, * I am so bas happened : if he bad not been such a it built fellow \u2014just the height, too, for our regi ment\u2014I should regre over enlisted.Tell him from me,\" Fre * £0 be careful to measure his words, ss he would his oppo- ment\u2019s sword, were he engeged | in deadly strife : not a false step he takes will be taken ad- vantagrof.\u2019\u2019 The s-rgrant shrugged his shoulders \u2014as much as to say that he kuew it.The latter part of the conversation which had taken place between Colonel Hill and Lieutenant Howard had not been heard by the recruits, so that Gus and his friend were ignorant of the high rank of the stranger who had witnessed the young officer's petulant conduct.When \u2018Williams informed them of it, their astonishment could ouly be equalled by their gratitude.* | should have no cause to four for you,\u201d observed the kind-hearted man, \u2018\u201c were Sir Arthur to ser always with his own eyes, and heur with his own sas ; + but Re Gazal bo be sveryw he aaded ve spoken with the ¢ and he bid me warn Se Ratios \u201cFear not\u2014 | can command my tamper,\u201d observed Gus.* It 1s a hard task,\u201d said his friend, feeling: ly.\u201cA boy who knows no more of à regiment than J do of a sermon, steps from the school _ Toom to the army, ignotant of the world, th- toxicated with the venity of commanding | men, and the glitter of his new nniform and épau- Jettes, fancies he has a right to trample où the feelings of all beneath him.If I mistake not, Lieutenant Howard is one of these ; if oo, he had better look out in tho first engagement.\u201d * What mean youn I\" * It is uo unusual thing for the officer who ahna treated his men like brutes to be picked off \u201cby his bwn company.1 have known it more than once.The approach of à battle has caused many à bully\u2019s cheek to turn pale, not from fear of the cnemy, bat of those whom his ty- Tanuy and injustice have rendered desperate.\u201d \u201cGod forbid 1\" '¥xélithéd both Gus and Peter, simnitancously, ** chat such a thought shouid ever enter our .Amen I\u201d added the sergeant ; *\u201c cr mine either.\u201d The aptitude of the recruits thaterially shortened the time necessary for drill, and in « few werks they were incorporated in the regiment, which expected ey | receive orders to join the main hoy of the army.They had been about three weeks at Bueno Conrento, when, one evening, ss Gus was crossing the court of the old comvent, he noticed a dark-eyed, beautiful girl stated on the stone bench outside the lodge of the old friar who acted as porter to the establishment.From her dress she was evidently a villager.The tight black velvet bodice, seamed with gold thread, fitted her slender waist.Her hair was braided wound her gracefnlly-formed head, snd fastened with a silver bodkin at the back, from which the ends fell in long natasl curls.From the same omament depended a mantilly of fine linen, worn with that to the women of the Peninsula; her tticont \u201créached but half way down ba lag, di yinge sretiy-tarned ankle, and a foot cased in à scarlet stocking and black alippes, which a duchess .might bave envied.Although our hero\u2019s affections wers devoted to Mirinigrey, it is not to'be that, at his age, and in a Southérn clintate, where the very air is redolent with love, that he was insensible to Leanty in anedher.Me was so much struok with her appearance, that be involua- tarlly stopped to gaze upon her.Ne woman, howevee humble or elevated her poaitions is insensible to \"he admiration which charms excite in_the opposite sex.A fine lady would have drawn ber mantills with an sir of afficoted prudery, but the antanght peasant git], whose costume demoted thal she came from the neighborhood of Cimtrs, \u2018smiled, and showed her white teeth, \u201cwith an archnem which might have at least pleased an anchor ite.| « Buons seers, tly advancing towards the each the was sitting.The speaker appconchad bec with the caution which à menaces mi, Bot to atartle bird Be has an inclination entrap bat : startled at TENN ; \u201d \"tendance to y frankness which showed that she was fur from | \u201d 2e are waiting, 1.suppoes, fer.eme of the worthy {thers 1\u201d \u2018This was mid in Portageee-Ges having during the short time he had been in the sot ge; contri to up a smattering © in dom Fron knowledge of the Latin oT him considerable assistance.- «Bi, senher,\u201d replied the girl; * and my most unwerthy uncle, who hes I sup- pou, that that it is the day for my weekly visit ; ssince the Inglese ve boots here, the poor man's brains have bren wool-gathering.\"\" \u201c Dees he hate us, then f\u201d The pretty creature shrugged her shoul and simply answered that he was à ond bound in ian charity to bate borotics.« And you?\" inquired Gus.\u201c Not baing a priest, 1 am boand by ne sach judice.\u201c 5 Phi us à gra fr of bits fe Por se cso peasant girl\u2014they are generally more vuceratitions than even their neighbors in Spain ; bat perhaps the handsome person of the querist had some influence on her judg- For some moments they sat gazing on esch other in silence.Both were of an ; are most liable to the impressions of that passion which the heart is incapable of feeling only after it is ashes.Let it not be sup that either Gus or Agnes\u2014thé name of the Portu- guese\u2014had the slightest idea that they wers in danger of falling in love.It is one of the peculiar characteristios of that passion, that till its chain becomes too firmly riveted to be broken we seldom suspect its existence.+ And do you reside at San Josef!\" observed our hero.\u201cYes.\u201d \u201c And come every week to visit your uncle!\u201d 4 Yes.\u201d « And alwars alone + Not always ; sometimes my mother ascom- ies me; sometimes a neighbor, who may ve business ju Bueno Convento.The little farm we cultivate belongs to the good fathers.\u201d « And are you not afraid of returning by vourself I\" inquired Gus, not with the idea of ternfying ber, but in the hope of making the offer of Lia escort acceptable.ts Not in the least,\u201d replied Agnes, laughing.«Jam too poor to tempt robbers\u2014the distance is 80 short and there are cottages almost every step of the way.Besides,\u201d she added, \u201c\u201c J am not without a protector.\u201d A lover, I suppose?\u2019 observed our hero.* Av, and a faithful one, whichi is wore than can be said for most lovers.\" To be continued.\u2014 LATEST MAIL NEWS.ment.Canadian.There is a water famine in Belleville.A large she bear was shot ou Balsam Lake on Saturday.The Grimsby camp-mesting closed on Monday, August 29, with a love feast.An Italian queen bee at Brighton, Ont., deposited 48,000 eggs in 36 days.Chief Beaver, of the Muucey Indians, is now a prosperous farmer worth §11,000.Fourteen priests arrived at Ottawa, Sunday, August 28, in cauoes after paddliug one hundred miles.Voting on the Scott Temperance Act will robably take place in St.John, N.B., in ecember.A stone mason at Mono, who was in the habit of beating his wife, was driven into a pond by the neighbors and kept there all day.After eleven years\u2019 absence, Mr.Howie returned to his wife in North Gwillimbury, but she informed him she had done so long without him, that he could go for good.He went.Mru.John Robeson, daughter of the late John Bowser, of Bastard, has been seriously ill for the past seven months, and for twenty-eight days has tasted nothing but cold water.She is still alive.The Messrs.Groff, the well-known Waterloo breeders, recently sold a steer 27 months old and weighing 200 lbs.to the manager of the Bow farm for $300; or 15 cents à pound live weight.The toll-gate between Allanburgh end Thorold bas been abandoned for pion oi One day last week a tramp of the voll house, and collected tolls ali day \u2018from pessing teams.A Mr.Hammond, of Orillia, recently lost a valuable cow.It was subsequently fokdiid in the bush in a dying condition.A post weviem by a veterinary-surgeon showed that the nial died of thirst.A few days since in the Division Gdmrt at London, Mr.F.Peters was awarded five tents, | the amount for which he sued a firm of png men who had made an overcharge of that sum and refused to refund it.A bug somewhat larger than the potato has attacked the corn around Santi ons It commences at the top of the ear rips it clean.The animal is amber colo) black and covered with faz.The head is large and flat.An inventive genius of Paris ha tered with visits from his neighl Ratened a very sharp scythe blade %o: tom of the front gate.Next m several anouts underneath the gate, whose ors had been trying to effect an entratibe.Sarnia has been invaded the last days been ho *, when we, igen Ke = 1e hat eh am im understand te the * midnight san.\u201d The ides of the Arctic night seems to be\u2019 more - Nearly alll writers ganisation caused by the lon \u201cwhenever.brought res ek atcnes.ough wach less hos been written or mid converning the interminable day, its affects The mien as delete: ious Upon strangers sa night.deed, to the nojourner in : high latitude, the much more eppreciable for at no point ne = od by man is the total darkoess of ni day, while the « ee sun\" out th mo entire day, the night like noonday.Even when the Tia pases be w the herizom at its upper culmination the daylight is as intense as at noon eared by thin cloud.The joug twilight in in © twilight in the rath, where the sun's ap) ut path around the earth varies so little in altitude at its upper and lower Julminations, takes some of the off the pro night at the highest latitude ever ied by the Arctic explorer ; bat there Bb nothing to Teliave the ene, long weary \" u system.D his datituds te van goes down at night, and we retire to eur couches and sleep.In the morning the sun returns, and we rise to the pursuit of our daily vocations ; but there in the the sun never sets.There i is no morning no night ; Ît is one continuous day for months.Ît seems hard to understand this strange thingin nature.One never knows when tosleep.The world, seems to be wrong, and man gets nervous and restless, and all the disagreeable results of protracted vigils are apparent ; but gradually he becomes used to this state of affairs, devises means to darken hia tent, and once more enjoys his hour of rest\u2014in fact, he learns how to take advantage of the journey at night, or when the sun is lowest, becsuse then he finds the frost that hardens the anow a great assistance in sleighing.The sun\u2019s mya then, falling more obliquely, are loss powerful, and he avoids somewhat the evils that beset his pathway at noon time.He is not much exposedto sunburn or anow- blindness.It may sound strangely to speak of sunburn in tlt frigid zone, but perhaps nowhere on the earth is The traveller more annoyed by that great ill.The heat of ordinary exercise com him to throw back the hood of his fur coat that the cool evenings and mornings preclude his discarding, and not only his entire face becomes blistered, but, especially if he is fashionable enough to wear his hair thin upon the top of his head, his entire scalp is affected about as severely as if « pail of scalding water had been poured over his head.This is not an exaggeration.In the Spring of 1880, Lieutenant Schwatka's entire rty, while upon a sledge journey from Marble fia d to Camp Daly, were so severely burned that not only their faces, but their entire heads, were swollen to nearly twice their natural size.A fine-looking party they were! Some had their faces so swollen that their eyes were completely closed on awakening from sleep.When one could see the others he could not refrain from laughing, so ludicrous was tho spectacle.All diguity was lost.Even the august commander of the party was a laugning stock : and, though he knew why they each laughed at the -other, he could not understahd why he should excite such mirth until he saw his face in the mirror, and then he, too, tned to smile, but his lips were s0 swollen * that the effort was lost, and it Was impossible to tell whether his expression deuoted amuse ment, anger or e tartare of these burns was s0 severe that it was almost impossible to sleep.The fur bedding, which served the pur pose of a pillow, irritated the burns like applying a mustard plaster to a blister.The night was turned into day for the rest of the journey, and during the heat of the day the party were comparatively comfortable in the shelter of their tent.Straw hata would have been the proper style of headdress, but they were omitted from the outfit, as was also another very important source of comfort\u2014mosquito-netting.It isin the Summer that the ncormity for the latter luxury is encountered.While the sun's riys force upon the traveller, the reflection from the\u201d snow is almost as \u2018intense, and still more disagreeable, there no _\u2014 from it.Not ised with produ of sanburn, it acts upon the eyesin a manner that produces that terrible scourge of the Arctic Spring, snow- blindness.It is acurious fact that near sighted persons are exempt generally from suow dndues whileit appearsto be more mali to .nant with the far-sighted, in direct ratio to the rior quality their vision.Lieutenant Schwatka and his companion, a newspaper cotrespondent, are both nearsighted, and during the two seasons that they were exposed to the discase, were neither at any time affected bywngw-blindness, while the other members of the especially the natives; who have most Po vision, were almost constantly m \u201cto the discuse whenever exposed to its attac \u2014Wavaly.= Fiahing fer Sharks.My shark fishing was all done near New Smyrypa, Florida.Some sharks would give half a barrel of oil, but they were generally under fifteen feet.We sold the skin for little or nothing, and à good many backbones were sold for canes.Run a steel Ted into them, and they take a fine polish.These and the jaws were often sold to tourists who came over to catch a shark, and they'd carry them home ith \u2018em as trophis.Some of \u2018em who would '} eatch.gshark all alone, got more than they bar.for we usually hired fifteen or twenty an army of small garter snakes.do the Julling sad hagling, and them bave been found lurking in Of te but during months of July, Auguat way corners in private houses, stores, od tember, moving up d down whenevir ET EE ho cairied our pots and hich Tey cal Eemacive 99 pre a Wh hE Ta S Me Perandire.ly., P a where it was all bought by on man, I don't On Saturday, August 20th, Mr.Jatèe Arthur, of Kettlsby, bound a seventacre À of oats for Mr.Wilford Heacock.He menced work at twenty-minutes to seven in morning, pertook of refreshments three times during the day, and finished the field at twenty minutes past 6 in the evening, binding 2,163 sheaves.The straw was not very long, but one pe of the field was quite rips and many bends ke.A party camping at Pigeon Lake was aroused on Sunday (arming from their devotiens bys large deer bounding throug! their camp an taking to the water.The the deer, atid easily overtook it 1a oe water.They made fast to the deers tail, and drove it around for about half an hour to their great astonishment and delight.Finally they drove it Da oud sonditive.That the party respected in con t the the law is highly commendable.The Catholic population of Toronto has recently been formed into a religivas association, termed the \u201cSociety of the By Family,\" the different i constitu different branches.In each parish the of four sections, composed of married men, m women, young girls and youag men, and each que their meetings on alternate Tues day even fogs.FE Each of these divisions has a prefect asd aub-prefect for every twenty-one members, and it the duty of these officers te see that everyone under their \u2018charge od attends the meetings.Of course duties is the o! for which the Society was organized.Preliminary plans for the mammoth depot which ih ma oe CER sl pre near oc?porary stracture, have La prepared asd Sang 8 well known architect of % Pa and ian The ground float the ding facing on vb street, will be used as waiting rooms, tel and other offices.a: side will be divided into rooms, restaurant .promises, ete.,.and the whole exterior will be surrounded by a covered sidewalk.The will accommodate fivg of six tracks, all of which will be under cover.The second floor of the building will contain the general offices of the Company.The plan has not yot been decided on by the board, Paci it is likely to be adopted.The cost of the building will be in tbe neigh- hood.of 875,000.The entetior ia in- exoel- t tante And wili furnish the city-éritdt » apect- \u2018 Sle dt Leiria] gfuhiniiaide) know what he did with it ; some said he used it fof God liver oil.We used a regular hook only it was & rope and the hook was a Ex the line by a three Fish bait was the best\u2014ges trout like our steak fish.We kept about twenty these over all the time at dis tances along the shore.All the lines were about fiftv yards long, sud, after they were thrown out, they were catight around Seth: : so when one of these sticks went down, we knew there was a bite, and three mea would take the line.Perhaps you'd hardly believe it, but sharks bite as soft yat firetas a small flah.It'aexcit- pou de t have too much of it.You bg ser on t Shy feet of lack, and when you feel the line e and quiver like, you want to slack out.Sometimes they fool over the bait, but generally a shark will nose it once or twice, and then it up and move off, swallowing the bait as he You want to give him about fifteen feet rope, and then take a brace, and when he hanls the live taut all er.Thea the work commences\u2014fan ten or fifteen men, into the water on the start.Up an dora a goes, sometimes jumping into Haha shake out the hook, ows \u2014 A remember ene poeme if an athlete\u2014\u2014who enme down from Jackson.on i Fi Fri le id ine tearing out like greased lightuing.He Tool Jesher cheup as iid alled Agr together, but he grabbed the line Senin, and the next thing ho knew he was going out By the toses, and had to lét go or drown.time he got in\u2019 tho ling was all gat, and the Sliark was rushing up snd down sr mad.But the young man waa LEAN getting Fa a Ts Fin ok woul sik La - \"a ae pour down with ail their wor be od allowed shout 4 pint of nd bad his arms Rearly jerkod out, he concluded that Agito fa win nro se \u201cWe laid on then and ran the fish tear of us to get him in.young took the jaw aga wemeto, he sid.It had eight rows of teeth, and just fitted over bia shoulder.«dd Veteran.Last in the Giovanni Bettocchio, à master saddler, of Turin, having heen sunmoned to Nice by busi- uess engagements, took with him his only daughter, an intelligent child of seven, wh fondness for music prompted her father to pyre chase seats in the theatre for the performance which terminated so tragically, He secured places in the front row of the gallery, and was [occupying them with his little girl when the alarm of fire rang through the house.Snatch: ing the ehild wp in his arms, he endeavored, and successfully, te break the 0 stricken crowd to the gallery door, but during the struggle the girl wes torn from his grasp, By an almost superhuman effort he contrived to re-enter the gallery, by that time plunged in all but total darkness, and while around atnong the overthrown seats, cau | \u201chold of a little girl, insensible from fri Thom he carried out into the street, fully hw proved.her to be his own daughter, pos however, to be a strange child.Hur her down upon the pavement, he fought his way for the second time Sp the burning theatre, from which he never emerged alive.His charred corpee was found, two days later, among the ruins of the gallery stairs.\u2014 Erchange.A ted Fremch Fish Story.A rich proprietor at the interior had made to establish a pond artificial, where found themselves agglomerated 3,000 trouts.This prietor is the father of à girling of fram 5 or 6.She had taken the habitude to go each morning to give to eat to the trouts, at the aid of crumbs of bread.These fishes were become so entamed that thoy skip out of the water for to attrap the crumbs which the infant held in the crevice of her hand.Itarrived one day that she lost the equilibrium, and she fell the head first in the pond, of which the water was enough profound.At tho cries emitted by the girling the father was run himself.But what horror! He saw his infant extended without movement at the surface where she floated as a cork.What was not the surprise of the father in aceing that she had been supported by a great mass compact of trouts.The fishes had arranged themselves under her body as to sustain and orevent her from to drown.If this history is truthful, the fishes are not so much deprived of the intelligence as one pleased himself to believe.There is not a more dangerous class of disorders than those which affect the breathi: organs.Nullify this danger with Dr.Thomas\u2019 Electric Oil\u2014s pulmonic of acknowledged efficacy.It cures lameness and soreness when applied externally, as well as swelled neck and crick in the back; and, as an inward specific, mos* substantial claims to public cou- 9dence.9 Bedicines, &c.For Cramps, Chills, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, \u2014 AND \u2014 ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS | PAIN-KILLER! JB THE GREAT REMEDY! BELLEVILLE, Ont., February 12.1880.certify that 1.have used ges Davis\u2019 Pain to my house for sc as taken with frag hanged treo (fom cating fating &reen full and after taking the Palm ions, was almost instantly re- Teved.1 believe it saved my life.mé Meret) PRASER ABSELSTINE.This ts Kile er in w * Sold Everywhere, He and 50¢ per bottle, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.Were Follows\u2019 Cempound ubdelces tn all other diseases, the benefit which andoubtelir yieide in Consumption and other diseases of thr Respiratory Organs would vimdicsts its claim to the attention of every medical practiticeer.From the statistics of England and America it is a fatr estimate that one-tenth of the entire deaths is enused Oonenmntion alone.If the Byrup 18 used parscrertne v tt ax wes the tendency to Couramption.tn many onnfirmed case, ae in that of the invenior, ok has effected a cure.Indl and Mabitual Costivenres almost always arise from of the nerves and muscles of tho 8yru de Le voi horror Pp es pro If of ue The evacuations become copious per bia Syrup = will cure Pulmonary ¢ Cosamption in the Br second 5d and ir Te vi nif and protons hifv in and wil) care Asthma, Rronchitis, and Coughe- Jt will cure ail diseass ola iy rom want of Musculiar Action and Nervous Public Speakers and Singers 7 gt a Syrap of Incetimabue value.A Gose should 6 yey - + aL.eT WEST EXD PRIVATE SCHOOL, mo | PROTESTANT BOARD AX BF ; CHASE.CARNENEONENN.to \u2018Cor.Notre Dame d Place d'Armes, 1864.) The Coures is designed to afford thoro ta le and mile ey \u2018ring, Beas plato and rapid BE Arithmetic, Business Correspondance.Por, Forman, do; Pne- Jah, French and Shorthand.For full information, apply at the College, or address, 1884 DAVIS & BUIE.BOARDING and DAY SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIRS, 1788 St.Catherine Strect West, MBs.BK H LAY, marc will ba, Sth of PE Fm PE PS tothe School.Accomplished Teachers are coployed for for partment.vantages for French Music.As the School i3 carefully Department furnishes the best advanced classes.Resident pupils of home, with the ad van! careful personal supe ude uir'e in the Boarding Departmen lications may be made, parosaliy or by un y, 1738 St Catherine strer COLLEGE OF VARENNES, RE-OPENING 1st SEPTEMBER.The Commercial Classes are under the direction of Professor © EL FITZSIMMONS, formerly of the Masso College, Terrebonne.-\u2014 terms\u2014Appy to Rov.M.A.Baril, Director, Var 188 10 = LADIES COLLEGE, COMPTON, PQ.President, - - - THE Load BisHoPr OF QUERNO.he Primary n for the more Le ali the comdorts study hours and Special terms made for letter, to 167 The Fall Term (eighth year) of he Institution wil commence SEPTEMBER the bu Boerd and Laundry and whole course English, French, German, Latin, Drawing, Painting, Needlework, Medical amce and medicine, $] 83 per ppnum an Music, with use of Plano, For Circulars, containing nm Particuliers, apply to the Principal 1801 180 ): REV.J.DINZRY, Compton.Qua ST.HILAIRE CONVENT, Pa The of Education wn embraces te Te Pay Fae ete information, inc TERMS ANNUM\u2014 Bo.and Tuition, $60 ; Music, $20; Etes #10; Bod sd Beading, $10.The classes will re-open on the FIRST Y of SEPTEMBER.For full particulars, apply to THE SUPERIOREAS.1970 | OTTAWA LADIES COLLEGE AXD CONBERVATORY OF MUSIC, (In connection with the Prosbyterian Church) } will re-open on Thurodey, Soptember 1.A discount of 20 cent.où Board and Tuition fees, made 1 daughters Pot Gergymen, and a or thre ne the Frineial, REV A) A.P.MIS M, 0'KEBFES FT MADAME NICHOLS DEFOY.dune Nivots, of Varennes Bu 10 Tusorm De the mets will con! O'Keele's Academy, oe lie Actes ae seared by saine Seachers, Mire Bi SRT wide i Dei.Madame Nichole- ent for the which wii] teach herself.te mormar me a the school wi} on Ts ~ EDUCATIONAL.THE-MISSES FORNERET'S SCHOOL, er at 150 Peet street, WILL RE-OPBN OX Tweaday., the 6th of Soptomper.The Misecs F.will be nt home on and after the 30th tostant, from 10 am.0 5 rom.0113 MES H.MONTMARQUETS 360 Dorchester) Street.Fall Trem begins oo THURSDAY, 1st SKPTENERR.English, French ani Musie tanght.Wieht Schoo!, Reading, Writing, Cypbrring and French Terms reasonable.20813 ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THR CITY OF MOXTREAL The re-opening of Classes tn the Catholic Cemmercia Academy and Polytechnic School, and all the other Schools under the control of this Beard, took place On Menday.the 895th August.pers Parties particalare apply to (be Principal of oR MONTRE (4e COMMERCIAL I 1857.ges nas in Deptemben new on Class and Ladies\u2019 Afternoon BUTE HOUSE.Mrs.Watewon's Classes will re-epen en Thursday, Sth September.On and after MONDAY, 30th intent, Mra Weiss Abe dar resident paple.beta ee or the 1s of Voies a wenally cured dy à fe dou cases whozp à single dose & Jacon M.D., onion ame pour En \u201c case of Aphoui nik Sold no ot Ja te reg oo detre tt proved Bo be ull that you Samed or, Dating note expe ee remeodies bearing à aie bo other 19 à substitute eyed under any PRICE, - - - 91.50 PER BOTTLE.JOR SALR BY ALL DRUGGINMS AND DEALERS IN MEDICINE.*\u2026 PEERY DAVIS & SON & LAWRENON, MONTREAL.SOLE AGRNTR : cris IN EE JCLECTRICITY \u2014 IDENTICAL , \"WIR LIFR! Norman's Curative Hiorérié Apptismess, 0 business.will be at home 192 im \u2014 KINDERGARTEN.FREBRL\u2019S SYSTAM.Sth, and will be at homé où and after the Let, creme 3 \u2018look pra do receive plications.this sytem of = Pavoni wi be weleomme ay day daring We Mes.(Rev.P.D.) MUIR, WILL RE-OPFER HER SCHOOL, en MONDAY, the 5th SEPTEMBER, ma = NE ADMITTED.378 AQUEDUCT SYREEY.THE CLASSES IN MISS LAV.\u201cBazas vil bo renusnéé on MONDE TE, SRP- has vacanetes for Pa ay Ty aaa ah oh of Clrouinrs can be had at Mr.HQle' Beshulore, nn IER BERTH ba RAMMAR EE CURIS ra THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG IS ane Smith, 1 mare de a Tucsday, the Oth Soptoin Sopteint wh pe horas daly, rom 10 5 8 2 Commercial and Phvmographio lista 278 1m Sew ME J.HY.ROBINSON.WILLEE AT NOME TUBSDAY, AUGUST 30th: Poe terme or Pletisiorte Tuition apply st ity.Lindeags Rooms, 181088.Outherine ares, Toeuday Wr Woduew- day, fom À te 4 Pa Di & EVENING SCHOOLS EE NR For the Rottef and Cue of Spinal and Necveus Afiro- pa faire du esl DUT, Ronnie, The purslietenieee having heen A those dos aac am Seer i geo 47 mail or express, receipt of J.A.ARTE, I Druggist, T CLASGOW DRUG MALL, AE RAR, FO R on FEW | J bani drach.V > ! >< 201 \u2019 a EE Fd.a mevaL mais à IE évrauens School Monreal, the High or 3 mo sens rn roca.a 100 MOUNTAIN STRENT, Get and the Cou.mon Te Sone SL | oR evant MAT BEA d'a ours White Mountai Will he re-opensd où Monday, Seb Sept, Thursday, the Aus September.qatwaëé sd CONCURD, MANCUENTER, MaBi1uA LOWNLL FOR BOYS UNDER U'YBARS OF AGE.ja 203 3 sama fo wi.am points ta NW ERO AR.Si À proper supervision judictous ( X i a .re na Aloe, Townaki 5 te eee over all She vista of the ct he TE McTAVISH SCH wh 12 m on after ONDaT, JUNE 2710 ira fon of ho eee Agar WILL RROFEN OX pm on ns to and from Bonavonure 34 BS AAT, compres: Resting sn toting, MONDAY, SEPTEMERR Sth.RS iy is se par aT 3 through + Bwcutlon, Compositing, Grammar, Geography, MENRY J.LY running UMouëh ta Doston mi 4 1 Yntog, Arithmotia, Bookisegine, Denwing, French end me æ at a a Serres ler tt asc PRE 10 Enowiton and gl way stations 1h; It will be the constant study of the Lio How Tork to Liverpoo! Queansuourn, 630 an4 8100 LUE ogy ME am: tac, tas tnstraction (horosghts sound and =a ]ROARDING and end DAY EQHOOL \u2014 aile Orr a when pupils I-avo Schoo! they mar ve ahie apply Tickets\u20148144 asd $180 WIGHT thro:iqu + aay 2.ams ote Thott atenmaers de not carry cattle, comes.Agnes, TE von only only at Cinrably Ce Canton fee os \u2019 Nre.MILLAR ana Miss PITT.Re rea here Chambly C: ae ous are 68.00 per erm of em veut, tar the education Of Indies ama - STERRAON PABGAGE tion Jupeton, mucopt on Baturdaya when tha web set ad ei be 3 Uh acon ae {arent vil roupen ce TECRIDAY Us 10 From Montres) to London.Londonderry, stop atall mations.aE su.and from i very day The nambee of Quecastows, Glasgow, Tian 026.50, ARRIVE AT MONTREAL Prospectuses ani oli aiden, may pevcarsd Snel jtd tp cor Pa De i de from the sume pieces © GHT EXPRESS from from Bostou ut.am.Ta Wom caretaker, nthe SERS Gotha mee ole on TRAIN on aD my das fn vid H.ARNOLB, ro eis el a 8% days frous Jeu Tork.Ÿ ERPRESS from Bosion 0 5.40 pn GE SCHOOL for Tasssgars booked.via Liverpool, %o all parts of Bu- eur Trato arrivi will Sr BR mage 25 modern ra wo m 3 Mkhélles, Chambly amine st 435 amv aly bau.daily oo eT Beare, To.he oa Che SE ama that Sct Bomgreatun 0 wr isbn\u201d vom / sa SCHOOL, 186 Bleury B.J.COGNLIN, Sele Agent, nation: Moser) TRAILS rus between Sous CHAN eat conducted by MAS STONE, will re-open Tet heched through to all prtneipé) points in NE 413 St.Paul Street, Satironts, - QOUTH EASTERN ami MONTREAL AND |} Reston i BAGGAGE PARSED RY THE CUSTOMS AT RON VAKTURS #7 ie to pas ATION, thus saving all trow Bound: mg pas 3 songers at the ary Line, SVL bags asdo sis inet TYOMINION LINK OF STEAM SPEEEE SEE some sve: vite DAY, SEPTEMBER lw.destrous of SRIPS, H.P.ALDES GUSTAVE LBVE, takirg advantage of her superior Rie in vocal Running tm connestion with ; reat.| ssenger Ageod aon Do Sar bet ret.\u201cre, Praion wij THE OBAND TRUNK RAILWAY OP CANADA: TaRADLEY namiow.alee be te make with schools and nger and Gemara) M samimaries (8) ressomabie ) to gtre vera] a _ May 2nd, 1881.Co.lew ss NORTHAND \u2014 CENTRAL VERMONT À À = _D I\u201d : \u2014 SoELIABLE SHORT ROUTE.guaranteed Trains dal N band guranteed in à course où el re lessar dine vas vide Poiiman Bice Ing and Wea ire = cours mor ro or nd and Sloe ing Gars attached.DALBY.© Ex Trojan Besten Seis Bitterial Ofion.with Ji aan el \u2018are AN ENGLISH LADY holding TA MONTREAL, references.Serre La PE 3 Bt.James etreet.7.13 a M.Manchere Ban prose v 203 4 PARLOR CARN TO Bog Sony Troy.Atheny 5 ag A CONTANT \u201c2.90 b.ÿ YORK.and Boston via Fitchbarg, æ \u2018 ! Rates of Passage for Summer Mouths.re.Pos Watorioo and Magog.203 12 752 8t.Catherine street, Montreal.ue te Livegpool ire retam.mess 3.20 D.m.Yd, Troy prie de 0 - ADAME VINCENT, Teacher ron Tnckote lorued Si the lowest rates vad NIORT EXPRESS Baden M ot aod Yoal Culture, TET 6! Trunt Railway Hemet Bee in Tm 6.30 Pp FL, va a Lowell wd New! To - Through Dilla of Lain are granted so and from ali par Montgomery, 24 James street ; tn ibe erson; at all Grand Trunk Ba come: NORTH.FAST TRAIN.SAFEIREE and arrives in PE vomons in = oS Offices, of 10 3\" am, thus DAVID TORRANCE à C0, New Y ork run a 14 hours.\u2018 Ee Bt ret 156 Day Rf os Donon Tia, AoTeL at 8.45 am.= Montreal ot Haberdashery.Mew York via Troy at 5.00 aw, ta EE Montreal at 10.10 pm.loaves Boston at 7 00 p.m., via Lo = a ate Flichvurg, and New CATR rt] Te re Montreal at843 am.AAA ; key a Tee ee ve A.C.STONEGRAVE .Canadian Passenger Ageat.WM.B.CRAIG, |.TETE eres.J.W.HOBARY, w.r sat, IMPORTING and COMMISSION | = Gem sage ©.Gon Fam amet, AGENT, Q, M, 0.& 0.RAILWAY.- ue Rotel win for tbe season of LAL, CHANGE OF TIME .Ces of the Goeth sad whth long and Smeress = Cemmencing on Monday, July 2540 1804, a and promus Ue uses ed der Notre Dame Street, a Por rams, de, adirem JOHAR KENLY, Manager, ST.JAMES HOTEL MONTREAL * y THREE RIVERS, | oxo a2 well and popular Hotel is without SIE No.187a SEES Ge Tas St.Vincent Street, JOS.RIENBDERAU & Oo, Proprietors, PRINCE OF WALES\u2019 HOTEL, D.TOURIGNY, PROPRIETOR, ARTHABABKA STATION.Car Glasgow, Sootiand.Lamps, &c.(3AS FITTINGS.OUR ASSORTMENT oF Crystal Gasaliers, | Bracket, JUST OPENED.R.SHARPLET & SONS, and Hall Lamps IS THE LARGEST IN THB DOMINION, abd our prices lower than any other howse.We have also received A NUMBER OF NEW DESIGNS IN METAL LAMPS, SUITABLE FOR PDining Rooms, Libraries and Hnlls.A large supply of very cheap Gas Brackets, from 580.each, NOTICE TO TOURISTS | A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Fine Seal Sacqees and Fur Lined Garments A SPECIALTY! SILK AND FELT HATS, 18x beesmmesere ue mosstte ee s0negotoÿ ' ses qeenesen : = sil Furs 2 cscc0m .\u2026\u2014\u2026w#20tt \u2014\u2014 FURS! FURS! |= a mrs re a Cars a To ol} od inst and es Cay ee ie trains 9 pd \u201cA rune more : GKNERAL OFFICES\u201413 PLACE D'ARMBA PICKET OFFICE 8: 13 PLacr D'Anmas, 202 Sr.Jamss Srnase,- Orrours 81.Louis Hovas, Be A.Hla and Steamboat Tige Tables BONAVENTURE STATION.\u2014- ALSO, \u2014 rename = now Pre Mrs so Or THE LATEST FALL STYLES.ga po ne LH 3m.Foe Carpal TS \u2014 Saturdays oniy at 3 nm.AXsiVYR PRON , _ Busweaucs, \u2014 \"Cound Bie?Siresind the er HT ROYAL INSURANCE CO.OF| A.BRAHADI, Faces Presse Eee B= -_\u2014 First Premium Fur Establishment, Eric nis =n ane dr aouva CAPITAL .oisanseennconsessesnassrseaceasses§10,000,000 ne NOTRE BANE STREET, acisû SOUTH AN: BANC.Joba'S mas = a FUNDS INVESTED, my, cos + 33,000.00 .a.Co a pad \u201cPl Via\" Alene tad\u201d one Troy, 1.atteea\u2019 Ss CARADLAY POLICY HOLD.\u2018cerner Lambert soéz $ Free degen, 43 a RAA, BKCAKDE.0005.2 200000 600 000 and Now York LIABILITY OF SNARNHOLDERS UNLDSTTED \u2014 pe eee A Fire imvurences acospted on the most faverahis terms | Brewers, Sec.OY rE EE AT due Late buninens tremsnstot La ail 188 branches.OHN H.R MOLSON & BROS, | & ne à » Saat and Eririaid PY momen J ES dee ri.se vam ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, ELAWARE Jon RAIE he rer Se | No.266 St.Mary Street, Montreal, nC Sora, 118 Lm hom, Th, a Ans Mrofessiounl.Have always on hand the various kinde of von macmes-f\" PRE SARD.ALE AND PORTER! | adTmiiom a Cade 5: MEDICAL LS CARD; | 1210, 610.803 pm, MABÂN FORRER.Dre, IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Pr iso.7, 8,50 16 0m Jour es Ti FLANNTRS CULT GoM 430 pANILIES REGULARLY SUPPLIED.Fut Boba a Ana 30 PALACK STREET.E R pouve me CE Sade me ys = 0.00 pm.Bb Jercuss si: SL MR 5.FT Jenks, MA LTSTER [455 rinses (Permanty 02 Lontive tad Paris Meopita).WANTED! SB Jerome ao 5.en.Removed to 38 RICHNGED SQUARE Our of Sb.Antoine Gtvest 138 tes another column.a Co at AE foun.\u2014 THB MONTREAL BREWIN *» CALEDO! Saxpe + ct Fett.10 te 20 Jacques Cartier Street in, 0 ont rave kta aa hl S (GARPET FELT AND LINING - a tae Carpets, Prevents the - =| aE EE TS Whines.Whalamie Statigases Sh.B OIL SOAP! ve \u2014 st woot = WHIT PALM OIL * tscelUinueons.- Amongst other specialtiss, we bave received front Roepe, consignment of Pure White Palm OÙ Beap This soap for bath and toilet wee is the purest and fnest 1 the world.We shall sell thie soap in any quantriies KNOW THYSELF, + ECT Feo staeation Aruggiate requested.study f Life; ERI RedT PEATE » ni Y studying the Science o The of ladies and VALE ¥ OCR: Im far superior to the finest Casille or any othes.ar, SELY- Brae mn.TRAE Sobd 3 Grocers are.Ry.Nervous and den Detility, Prematare em and - | J.B.CARTWRIGHT & CO, eus Lo ton 2 hora 124 TERT 0.Ta Claas which 'y voll the atthor, whose ex.YEO.W.WADEWORTH, .| mmporiers of Migh Wines.des See pet MHOUEVES \" se hysiotan.: \u2018 - + - MALE, GRAIN, RAT, STRAW Gut Vind of PRODUCE, 416 ST.PAUL STREET.Souna a Bernie mr overs, fn 5 == TE OT | EE | ERE em ry re FETE - = \u2014 « \u2014 == fh parer the À Media) avraed.ri the anther by - ne the AR Arvo ation.Iitm-(rateet sanpls Sattonewy.OS RRARONT NIRDIMAL ISSTit TICE.a Brow V R oO A NTS © 5: PANRER \u20ac Drineh gi Movan.dv cle Af si L E F R SALE - > CHEAP MUSIC! CHEAP thx may he \u20ac silted on all d'pcns + .pet out 3 vi RFADIKG : CHE P Rea 1\u2014Viws ; AT = a aT gedit ss LY, prised ; ge: L 3 is ; & © \u2018 De er a a wR, mina Ema Lr on TE et: se et, "]