The Montreal daily star, 21 avril 1882, vendredi 21 avril 1882

[" Telegrams.sparks from the Telegraph.!-pox is alarmingly ou thie increase in inuati.Inspector Diewe is making an investigation is the Winnipeg Post Office.À regular nest of Nihilists has been dis * wovernd in Russia, and some 500 arrests mado.* À New York telagraui savs: The chief en- (gineex of the Continental Railway estinates the wot at §75,000,000.An invitation has been sent to the United Btates Government to purticipate in the luter- Pesan Fisheries Exhibition at London in Lee, the man accused of the murder of Maggie owié, at Napanee, Ont, is attempting to starve rome te death.He has resolutely refused Sood for four days.Political massacres have recommenced in \u2018Mandalay.King Theebaw put to death sn inferior wife, two half-sisters, the Chan- _reellor of the Exchequer and fifty of their relatives.An Imperial order, issued at St.Petersburg, bits military men from publicly delivering ipolitical WD or expressing political ions.ar Department officials are pro- I bited publishing without their superiors\u2019 consent ments referring to the affairs of foreign countries.The Vienna Allegemaine Zeitung publishes \u2018an account frem the frontier, stating that the ps; previous to the arrival of the Goveruor ef Podolis at Balta, aided in plundering the News.Forty persons were seriously injured \u2018during; the riots, some died, A thousand houses .were destro and the damage is estimated at +4, 500,000 roubles.DOMINION PARLIAMENT.Fourth Session\u2014Femrth Parliament.HOUBE OF COMMONS, Ortawa, April 20.\u2014Mr.Domville moved hat the time for reosiving reports on private bills be extended till the 27th instant, in accordance with the recommendation of the committee on banking and commeros.Car 8ir Charles Tupper per moved the third reading jof the bill to authorize the construction on oer- .tain conditions of the Canadian Pacific Rail- : way through some other pass than the Yellow Head Pass.The motion was carried on a divi- ksiou and the bill read a third time and , Bir John Maodonald then moved ! House go into Committee of Supply.Hon.Mr.Blake asked if this was the mode {4n which the hon.member for Victoria, N.B., | was to have an opportunity of moving in the ter of which be had given notice.8ir John Macdonald replied in the affirms.ive.Mr.Costigan then, in an able speech, moved, weeonded Mr.Patteraon (Essex), than an humble ad resented to the Queen's Most Excellent > in the following w Most Gractous Sovereign, wo, Your Majesty\".Most dntiful and loyal eots, tbo Commons of Canada tn Parliament assembled, desire most eamostly in our own name and von behalf of the people whom we re ut to renew the expros- sion of our woswerving loyafly and devotion to Your Majesty's n and Government.We have observed, may it please Your Majesty, with ling: of regret and concern, the disco disoontant which havo prevailed a timo among Your Majesty's subjoots in y 94.We would respectfully represent to Your jesty that Jour Irish sahjecis in the Dominion \"are amoig the most loyal, most pro- rous sud most gontented of Your Majesty's jeots, Brd.We would further respectfully represent |do Your Majoëty th that the Dominion of Canada, - Aphile ofisring the sdvantages and at- -Eraotions for thoee our fellow-suhjects who may : stirs bo make their bomes amongst ns, docs not por ewigrants (rom Ireland be expested, and that rare died in the case of rosilng of strange.cling estrange- ; further | Gore represent bi deri fe that in the interests ofthis your of the ks satire Ba it pre ax Your rat the of ions on this se Your Majesty that Canada Sonvas wad is inn inhal \u201c(ive prospered sxosedingly under \u20ac federal sy = Gsm, allowing to each Provines of the Domin rable power of self-government, and ld vontare to express the hope that, if oon- - sistent with the integrity and well-being of the +; Jmpire, and if the rights and status of the mi- Ë pority are fully protected and scoured, some .Apeans way be found to meet the expressed de.dire pfso many of your Irish subjects in that re- gerd, 50 that Ireland may beeome a rource \u2018of strength to Your Empire \u2018aml that Your Majesty\u2019 subjects Las home and ab may feel the \u2018ssme pride in the greatness of Your y's Empire, the samo veneration for the Justios of Your Majosty's rule, and the same de- votien to and affection for our common flag which are now felt by ail classes of Your Majesty's loyal sulfecte in shis Dominion.We would further express = hope that the timed sole when Your Majesty's clemency Hs wt i injury to the iuterests of the be extended to those persons who are now rico in Ireland, cbarged with itical offences oaly, soy that the inestimable essinga of civil liberty may be once more restored to them.We pray that the blessings of Your MaJesty\u2019s reign may for your people's sake be long continued.8 es were then made by Messrs.Blake, Sir va oc Sir Richard Cartwright, Wright, asey, Patterson (Essex), Brecken, er Bunster, Anglin, White Hastings), Lendry, snd Wallace (York), Mr.Este n briefly summing up, ifter which the resolutions were carried.Bir John Macdonald said that he would see that al! the proper forms were carried out in order to the preparation of the address and ita being sent to Pine sonate for their concurrence.The House went into committeo of supply and paaed one item, The committee rose a the House adjourned at 2.20 a.m.THE DEAD ARCHBISHOP.Lyiex in State\u2014The Decurations of the Cathedral.HALIFAX, April 20.\u2014The remains of Arch- Majesty's Irish bishop Hannan, lying in state at St.Mary's Ca Ware viewed by an immense number of people to-day.The decorations of the Cathedral are in thorough keeping with the solemn occeson, aud the catäfnique is exceedingly handsome.It consists of a raised plat- _ orm Sop! ronched by three steps on each of four fa rom ench corner rises a pillar supports arches which mest in the centre and sup- the large cross at the base.The catofalque covered with black velvet, and tbe pillars are entwined with purple and white.The displ of lighted oandles is very brilliant dsome, Atound the base of the .catafalque are rang floral offerings ty the oongregstion, and the sane.out is becumingly decorated with owers.The clergy of the western a the diocese have arrived to aftend faneral.A luge number of letters and egrams of sympeth sad condolence have received from di parts of the Dominion and United States.The funeral service will be held to-morrow morning in the Cathe.IMPERIAL PARLIANENT.Mr.Forster on tho Irish Quention\u2014Mr.Clifford Lioyd's Case.LoNpoN, April 20.\u2014In the House of Commons to-day, br.Sexton moved the adjournment of the House in order to call attention to the recent circular of Mr.Clifford i concerning the duty of self- protection.Sexton said the circular waa a sgt barous incitement to murder.wy w n Mr.Forster to insist upos its withdrawal.Lloyd, he said, was by nature a tyrant, and had done everything to in the passions of the people of bis district.He warned Government if they carried force too far poverty and despair might prove stronger.Mr.Forster said he believed that a price had been put on Mr.Lloyd's head, and a conspiracy existed to assassinate a man who had done more than anybody to defeat the ** No rent \u201d movement.He said a circnlar was issued by Mr.Smith, Inspector of Polis.It declares there was good reason to beliove every means would be nscd to assassinate Mr.Lloyd,and it behoved his escort to prevent and use fire-arms on the bare possibility of an attempt.The Inspector promises to produce the circular to exonerate any escort if he shootaa person on erruneous suspicion of his being about to commit marder.(Cheers) Mr.Sexton complained that Mr.Lloyd interfered with the erection of huts to shelter evicted people at Tulla.Mr.Forster replied that the huts were erected for the purpose of intimidation.Irish members, he said, seemed anxions to dare the Government to arrest members of the Ladies\u2019 League as suspects.The Government had a right to do so, but they wonld use their descretion.Mr.For.stor admitted that the last two parseraphie of the circular ought not to have n written.The circular was issued on Mareh 4th.Its effect had been to nt murder, Cowardly ruffians who were likely to shoot from behind » hedge would abstain if they thought themselves in danger.Mr.Redmond persisted in denouncing Mr.Forster as dishonest.The Speaker named him, and his suspension was voted.Mr, Shaw denounced the circular.Bir 8, Northcote hoped the Government would continue to protect Mr.Lloyd.The Op position would do nothing to weaken their action in Ireland.Mr.Sexton withdrew his motion, but will repeat it on Monday.8ir Chas.Dilke, replying to Mr.Sexton, sid it would be inconvenient to make s statement regarding the correspondence with America as to release of suspects.It is understood the®™Cabinet to-day arrived at no decision indicating a change of policy iu Ireland.LABOR TROUBLES.Imerease of Pay in Kingston \u2014 The Toronto Strikes.Krvesron, Ont, April 20.\u2014The shoemakers decided at their meeting last nigbt not to accept the schedule of wages offered by their employers.This morning the em met and eon.ded to t the detnsnds of the workmen lor incrense in their pay.ToroxTo, April 20.\u2014A communication was read at the striking ters\u2019 meeting, this morning, from the Master ters\u2019 Asgogia.tion, that the executive mect to-night to reconsider the question of srbitration.Hopes are expressed that an amicable settlement of the carpenters\u2019 strike will be arrived at in a day op so, A mass mesting of male and female shoy operators this afternoon decided not to resume.work till the employers pere» written pledge that they are jæepared'to adhere to a uniform bill with sn advance om present prices.The emplayers meet to-morrow to the propos sition.The master printers refuse to snbmit to a uniform rte of wages, and claim a righ and pessed à resolution cordially welcoming back the female operatives, and agreeing to an uniform bill'on gendition that they gave set the Union.The girls declined, and resolution this afternoon in itten este mate i wri \u201ca ° votes.\u2014émémer pré \u201cTHE GENEST MURDER.Demaging Evidence Against the Prisem- ers.doEgEe, April 20.\u2014In the St.Seuveur murder trial, now going on here, one of the parties first arrested on suspicion, 8.B.Le.prise, was called into the witness box and sid : \u201c+ While under arrest and in gaol 1 had à conversation® with the prisoners.Said Pierre Robert to his brother : \u2018Joseph, you know I am innocent ; why keep me here!\u201d Jossph replied : \u201c If I declare myself gnilty now 1 shall be hung, as Genest is dead.If 1 was sure I was going to be hung I should polson myself.\u2019 Bexcau, t «other isoner, who is also their brother-in-law, t \u2018Since you the story 1 will finish it.I was with ux when Genest came np.Joseph went to him and struck him.He came beck to and said: Bezean, 1 have done to to Genest 5 at 1 did to the of pe ME fallen.\u2019 \u201d The Judge cha or man ter against Joseph te and Joseph Bourbeau, and ittal of Pierre Robert.- jury, however, not at five o\u2019clock, and were looked up for re night.THE- MANITOBA FLOODS.The Ice Jam Broken\u2014Greas Damage te Bridges, Wixxireg, April 20.\u2014The ice bas broken up here, and at noon to-day the pressure against the new Broadway Bridges was so great as to carry off two spans.The iron piers were snapped, and the fine iron top pled over pon one of the floes of ioe and floated down vptil it reached the breakwater of the Louise Railway and Traffic Bri where the ice broke up snd the trusses sank to the bottom of the river.Fears are ontartained for the remainder, porticnlariy the which is shaky.The damage is now notin] at $30,000.ortanately thers was no loss of life, but sone narrowly escaped.The water is three fest higher now than the highest point reached lost year.Fears were entertained all the sfternoon of Louise Bridge, owing fo the fea below it not breaking wp und floating ice\u2019 piling up in front of it.The river id still rising, and some of the cellars of the warn houscs are threstened.It is p to re lense the jam below Point Dougias with nitro glycerine.BRITISH COLUMBIA RAILWAYS, The Different $Teinod Railway Blile\u2014The R.Terminus, \u2018 vioronta.1 Bc c April 20.\u2014The pr in the House for the [ast fow days were inter esting.its Island Railway Bill was Ene b by ent moved by * mem._ber of the Government.Mr.(lement\u2019s Island Railway Bill was pessed.The House fs discussing a bill to repeal the Act eon co) the Dominion Government the Island Bill.The opinion guteide Is is much wah dried x to the wisdom of Government, It reported that the nn the of the BL Soverncr will a Din his à It is reported tne structions have been received by the railway contractors not to wake any improvements at Reged, but to commence work at Maple te Foie pu is snppowd rE QUBBEC LEGISLATURE.Fire Session\u2014Fifth Parliament.LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.Quaero, Apeil 20.\u2014In che Legislative Council, this Lieracon, Mr.Ross resumed his , speaking until recess in opposition e Government's policy for selling the rail- rood.He sid a powerful monopoly was bars sreated by the partis controlling the Richelieu Navi tion Com ing the eastern sootion.the Quobes, Montreal, Ottawa & Occidental Eat He held that the majority of the people of the Province were opposed to the Mr.Starnes and strongly supported the sale, holding toa the offer of Sir Hugh Allan was not s serious one, and he thought the Govern ment had done all they could in the matter, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Quxsro, April 20.\u2014Mr.Lynch moved the House into Committee of the Whole upon his bill respecting Mutual Fire Insurance Com jos.After considerabls debate the committee rose and reportod the bill.Mi nu moved the second reading of his bill § de protection de settlers.By referrin to speeches, made oun the subject in 1863 and 1869 and later te writings upon the samé subject, it would be found that people were not at all agreed as to the degree of protection to be nocorded to settlers.It was the principle of e homestead law tliat was introduced into this legislation, and he thought it might be useful to consider the protection afforded by similar 4 feb laws in the various States and Provinces.In Californis, the law allowed æettiers to olaim exemption on alot of land no long as its value did not exceed $ÿ5,000, except in favor of the vendor of the property and of municipal taxes.The same provision was made in various other States.He saw a similar aw in Nova Bootia where the lot could not be ypothecated or seized for debt before the issu- Rf, ot letters patent or for twenty years afterwards.In New Brunswick, there was a similar provision, and again in Ontario, The Province of Quebec was far behind the parts he had mentioned.He did not ssy thia Province should | as far as they had, because this wonld make e law inoperative and distasteful in Quebec.Under Acta 3Ist Vice gh 20, in 1868 ; 82 Vi in 1869, and 36 Vic., chai ; + 72, lands conosded to settlers since 24 Febrnary, 1868, cannot be hypothscated or seized before the issue of the patent, except for the payment of the price thereof, ere are several exemptions for nal property in addition to the Common a ions to be found in the Code of Civil Procedure.He urged that there were several reasons in favor of au extension of the prineipsl of exemption.In the fist place, our settlers should not be placed in à position of inferiority to those of Ontario Our country try being essentially an agricultural country our people must be en.to till the soil, and such protection must given them as will induce other set.tiers from Exrope end elsewhere to come here for the same pi eo ped it was nécemmry to ers from their own improvidence and extravagance.They obtain advances with such facilities that they are enabled to obtain money for which they are often syed and seized upon, and thus have to leave for the United States and elsewhere, He believed it right for the Legislature to step in and prevent the settler from thus throwing his homestead.He contedded that it ty of the Government to encourage he mid incumbeut upon us people emigrating to the Unit they do now, according the subject, at tha rate of $0,000 a yr.Th The general ep bye) Ne of his iy prinei provisions Bi which may be ps a follows : « Ju States, as to an authority upon having = ts to mest immigrant an induée tll pois bo mst in the vast and fertile landa of the Provines, where with industry energy he could soon secure for himself and family a good home aud enjoy the rights ot citizen, and the liberties and freedom of a responsible and constitutional Government.After remarks\u2019from Mr, Poupore and Mr, Blanchet the House took recess.Mr.Beaubien's bill to incorporate the French Phosphate Company of Can was reported frora committee, read a third time and passed.Hon.Mr, Lynch moved the Hour into committes npon 1 res e inspection of Mutuel Fire Toons Companies, which was On motion of Hon.Mr.\u2018Lynch the was also received of the committee of the whole on the bill to amend the Act 42-43 Vic., cap, 37, respecting the profession of medicine and The d debate was then continued upon the bill of the Hon.Mr.Flynn, for the protection of settlers, said bill being read à second time.BHon.Mr.Flynn thén moved the second reading of his bill to amend and eonsolidate Laws in this province.He alluded plaints which were made of the rapid tsappearance of game in this province and to representations made to the Govern- oli of à better protection of ducks of various kind» which are bred ta Canada by extending ths clese #00800 so as to mako it reach from Tot March to 1st Beptember.He did not wish to insist on foreing the bill through many of its but desired te refer it to a special committee the House, who would hear what had to be said on the subject.Mr.Btepbens urged the necessity for some mare protection of game, He referred to the scaroi cs it was form- ks and carbo.He ioe eatroyi large brood.He belioved if any proper kind of protection were given to game no this that sportsmen coming hers would not object to icense for shooting.He also a - paying a urged prohibi- against the killing of mink and beaver some thres or four years, in order that their might become mare valuable, There was tract land between here and the which would never be eet.T5 ë uf i = & MONTREAL, FRIDAY APRIL 21 1562.ciation .of the Proylnce of Quebec; to su- thorize and empower Jean Cyrille Bedard to construct and maintain booms scross the River St.Francis near Water's Mill in tha township of Melbourne in the county of Richmond, and for other purposes.The following bille were rend à second time : \u2014To incorporate the Island of Orleans Mining Company ; ; to further amend the provisions the various acts relating to the ration of the town of Lachine ; to amend tha Act incorporating the South Shore Railway and Tunnel Company.The House adjourned at.10.30.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Walter Smith System of Drawing.Prof.Walter Smith, of Boston, who is to lecture in Montroal under the auspices of the Couneil of Arts and Manufactures of this Province, has achieved a wide reputation as a practical educator, and his own work is an evidence of his ability and administrative power, The tem of froo-band drawing, of which Mr.Smi tho originator, bas approved of by The Council of Arts and Manu tarce, as well as by the Councll of Public Instruction, snd is highly |: reccommended to teachers by Mr.Ouimet, the Superintendent of Public tuction for this Province.The peouliarity of the system lies in the fact that by it drawing can bataught by those who may be unable themselves to w, and it consists from beginning to end in copying from printed or carved models.From the im nce of the subjects to be treated, Mr.Bmith\u2019s lectures will doubtless be very instructive od interesting.and it 1s hoped at they will be largely attended with the result of arousing new interest in our educational affairs.In addition to the two evening lectures, Prof.Smith will lecture to the students of the Normal School and to school teachers in Mechanios\u2019 Hall on Saturday and Monday afterncops, All the lectures are free.Werk Stepped.The work on the bridges over the culverts of the Q., M., 0.£0.line, pear the jail, was suspended Wednesdsy, on account of à want of timber.Shipping Notes.The 88.« Cireassinn® sailed for Liverpool Halifax from Portland yesterday.\u2014 IN THE CITY oF MONTREAL alope over 300 of the leading people are glad to certily that Dr.M.Souvielle's Spirometer has cored them of Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma and lung diseases.Their names will be given w au respectable parties by eslling at the office of Souvielle, ex-Aide Surgeon of the French Army, 13 Phillips square, Montreal.Physicians sn sufierers can hare fall particujaye and try the | instrument free.Write or call.Special Notice.If you want any small suits for op your boys we sdvise Fou ou to go to the \u201cTHE BOSTON at once.They have just received a large oon.signment direct from Boston.New and elegant styles.Read their advertisement of above and also of First Communion Suits, 903 Over 900,000 Boxes of Dr.Bmith\u2019s German Worm Remedy has been sold since 1879, and the sale in Canada haa te such an extent that the Smith Metlieine Co, have been obliged to epen an office in Toronto to fill Western orders.Dr.Smith's German Worm Remedy ia now sald by all eer can be obtained at our offices 863 Montrea), or135 King street Raat, Toronto, 5 5 Vegetine effectually sures Kidney somplaint.# EP haa Dot boen in 2a good health Se a spoken wall of PERSIAN LOTION 1 1e the be bout cérasreet 6 rempve Frvotdo, Eee Hoaatian ed Itgives to the skin the frestmess of youth, and ie was ranted to contain nothing injurious.25 totiet ts complete without à bois of FER BOLE AGENT FOR THE DOMINION, S.LACHANCE, .cac Èt.Cathorime Street.202 15,18, IS NOT GENERALLY professiconls ut athlete a oat their ratio JOHNETON\u2019S FLUID BEEF, J TRADE mam.CAP > Prompt and Effectnal Memedy for Nervous ë Wout Memory, Lois Brais en CoLaess sat Lots on receipt money.by MACKS MAGN ETIC MEDICINE CO, Windeur, Ont, Canada, £0ld by all Druggists everywhere.Ti iscellancons.(ASTORINE AXLE GREASE 0 THE VERY ERAT ON .THR OP OF THA RANE.TORONTO § \" O1L 00., Toronto, Ont.«Specific Axticles.4 Co.All styles of go Send for catalogue.Adelaide street, Toot, Tortos Ont.Ean FOR\u201d THE MILLION\u2014 best in Aer Ameri st OR BONES, 17708 na fh ontreal.Bas ( ATARRH.\u2014A new whereby a 8 fermanent our is flected Particulars oe ee ot tan: statap.MR.DIXON, 307 Treatment in from one utise free om re- 20 Per cont.the hos oA Y & BON, 7, © tn tho efty.OWEN nérent the Carpets, Pre 9, SE fn pleasant to walk on.Wiil last for ten por yard\u2014dellvered free.BENN.8 Bt.Paul fies of work.First Prise Industrial Exhibivon, Tu- ronto .Send for circular.\u201c Northey\u201ds Steam Pump Worka, Toronto, Ont, NORTHEY & CO.For Sal.AAA A FCB SALE~ROSEWOOD COTTAGE PIANOforte, seven octaves, full motallic plate; male by Hundt & Sons, ftultyart.Frioe $135, as 105 Champ de de Fee SALF-SPLENDID SIDE SADDLE.+4 Upper St.Urbain atrec F°$, SALE.\u2014A LARGE no MASTIFF DOG, \u2018aluabie for à store or warehouse; also Newfound: lang pups, a4 401 88 Antoine street.828 R SALE\u2014 A THOROUGHBRED AYR- any heifer, threa years Sh.wl will uve pe » bor Apply st H90D 8t.Antoine Korea \" CE R SALE A, GOOD SECOND HAND TWO boggy.neated covered be meen av P.X.Richot's, St.Antoine street.922 FE 54 BALE\u2014A PAID UP oP BOOK OF £3,000 IN eta h 0 Building, Socies A er 0 n for thres A.B.,\u201d P.O.Bo.028 Fra SALE \u2014 A GOOD GOAT, WILL BE about 1st May.Apply 1214 MoCord street, FoR SALE SEWING à Vitam, pou md soon son, now 0 chi basa e182 £20 a a a exchangud and Von Lane, vous of Rank af Mo 018 R SALW OHEAP \u2014 NEWFOUNDLAND at aa et four mas poste ald; pure.Apply fer 6 pa R B WE BREDANNAZ, BEING about ave Mantreal, begs to inform the publip that she will sell all ber household furni tare, at very low prices.Address, No.73 Bonaventure street.91 OR SALE\u2014 LOS RE LLONES POEMS, hom plete I» thirty numbers.Address HX.44\" Bran Of Bo 4 REALE LIFE} BOAT.CAN BE SEEN at 30 TOR R BALE \u2014 SECOND-HAND FAIR BALE A ame cos) or hay.Apply ad F ACHINERY FOR SALE\u201420 o inchin Raws, noue pacre 0g Nery A711 wond ardar! and wil be sold For particulars JOHN MoYER, Hemmi tord, Que.\u201885 5eod ES SALE\u2014Steam Barge \u201cIvan- \u201d at ving on skids Carli pre 8 hao the Vin ee ouais @e approved arty: Apply to RB.J.COOKE & CO.886 Carillon, Que.SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE.Horse, dark Bay, 7 ycars old, y broken tn ail bis pacte.Has been soma pesto 1 she No 407 PEEL STREET.OM BILLIARD LAB za ERE pes SEE Clothing.* ge.A i : GRAN D- OPENING ! \u2018Saturday, April 22nd, om THE BOSTON ONE-PRICE CLOTHING STORE ! GRAND STREBT PARADE In the Afternoon, \u2014AND\u2014 Torchlight Procession > the Evening.! TWO BRASS RANDS IN ATTENDANCE FINEST STOCK of CLOTHING Ever soen in Montreal on exhibition.Orowd will be Immense.\u2018\"CLOTHING! \u2019 \u20ac Ipoiu ont for the procession, which starts frem Sat CASES.\u2014W.Millichamp Lae, icon 3 Ti King strect y west NOT A FALSE REPORT, but verdiot rendered by all in want of Furniture, tous OWEN McGARVEY & & SON'S Is the largest, bes CARRE FELT AND LINING ET street.80x STEAM PUMPS\u2014For all varie- Lawlor 8.M.Co., 83 Portifca- .ntroal.T5 LET\u2014 Work Shop, ys Come Early te avoid the Rush, as the Children, Boys, Youths & Men.41 aud 43ST.JOSEPH STRBET, TO SHOEMAKERS.\u201cMILLER © Parme rome 344 NM, re PR 00xe-FunasuEN, aude, DES =, : JROOMS - FURNISHED.: are Rous TO RENT-FOR \u20ac Mo.9 Richmond Square.- LE ON, SATURDA \u201cRL.A SY Ce ee Fe GA NTEDTO LE Ee ENERAL SERVANT WANTED \u2014 wages.53 Beaver Fall Terrase.WANTED\u2014AN INTELLIGENT AND} cape ln) about 16, re ee Jno.Henderson à Co, 3 Hotse a ; \u2019 ET ANT ARTS CEE Appt 115 6 Cebuin free waa Ty MA WANTED\u2014A GOOD STEADY M ns axprees drive\u201d.Apply to WAS on \u2014 A SITUATION, IN CONNED.«.j ton with a slese Shh EE WARIED-A GIRL, or Lovin vor HOU and to mind a and 1 Octo ry YA was irs mon FIANO.lee tm we hid Arn \u201cq 1007 Peas KING HOUSERAITER FF .WOREISG 9} Apply 150 Bt.9e.Untais st.x WANTED =, = TABLE ED BOARD: = of Shergrooks or ine Steels d mé._Appty, \u201cQ Tor 3 sus a CE.1 WANT ANTED\u2014NURÉE : wa TE nesdle.189 University street, A GIRL, POR G AN EE pa AE OVictorinatrest.= WS 6 in PATATE TE SERVANT Ww. sis ] E Xiah thai juderneat in ring Mr.Court se Sant, the ofr.eee.The Avrest at Hechclagn Station, : The charge sgainst Joseph M.Brocha, who was wrested on Sunday evening last at Hochela: .sallway station, \u2018was incorrectly stated.The ; ares prefarred by Joseph Let, tho baggago- % master and osnstable at tho station, against Mr.: Trochu, was of \u201cboiug illegally on the bageage stand ss the station, without having any business \u2018there and wigkedly and legally refusing to leave whas ordered to do so by c-master, i \u2018nd Boving also resisted The ge lice when being = Te Ou this charge Mr.Brochu was con- : and fined by Dr.Mousseau, J.P.5° who was present at the time of his Ut, statos that five of them were there to- heh, expecting a friend on the train from Quo- ° » dnd aot having seen their friend, were look- over the baggage to see if his trunks were : Shere, when, it is alleged, Mr.Broohu was nttaok- #4 by Mr.Lee and arrested.Mr.Loc says bo iid thaw to leave, that they had no right there, - Jmt that they rofused to go, and as a result he ed Mr.Brochu.At the instance of the ; an action has been taken in the Police against Mr.Loo, for alleged assault and Mind the trial is fixed for Wednesday 3 Tue Abattoir Crau and the Civie \u201cSince tho Abattoir by-law bas been in force there has been reason for the Absttoir companies \u201c 0 expect that some batchers ba in Aemsrarention of the by-law, au, b on eir own mises.paint stop to these illegal procoedinge, the Abat- Company bave decided to kecp a special detoctivo parmsnentiy en, in looking after any contravention of the by-law.Chief Poirier, of the St Cunegonde force, bas been recommend- ad for the position.River Notes.The Harbour Commissioners\u2019 dredges are being vue with good effect in clearing the wharves been Ted Queboo boats are in readiness at Borel to begin their servies immediately o the disappesr- anos of the ice from the lower ri Bome half dozen schooners, Toh arrived from eS anartors Dog ae ae and Sorel,yester- mornisg are at anchor in the -Janguenil Bay.Tag rich brigantine \u2018Corinne \u201d agrived in i Winter quarters this and will i meine trethid take on a cargo of flour fu: Galf ports.This is the first square rigged vessel in porta outlook for the grain fo companies usb now considered to be anything bat brigbe, De officors of some of the leading companies : y will keep their barges unmanned at Fa until Angust, ir Spring freights do not of the He Ten =.Grand t, in his speeial Mn AIL W.Hadrii, late natistant-socratary the Boaid of Trade, has amumod cantret of the Exchange room, which will : tbe condueted on an fmproved system.att | Customs Seizure as the Lines.Inepootor Howard, of the U.8 Customs |: two valuable Clydesdale stallioms driven across et signed opporing r.Patrick Barrer, ot : De cree os at 283 University streot to-morrow ) from 9 6e 10 in aid of the Infant™ Home fore ba due to the special & TION 21.\u2014At 6,88 a ou lod Se sid and r them aloud, and immediately De Me fie ,, walking femly, having on Sheciff.Sindram féssora.pauearon rO TES eran : > 181 ~\u2014~1n tbe Railway Committee, the Rapid City a slight amendments.te amulgamete with other companies \u2018out.It is, as mentioned before, prac- north |: a prided dissussion.Mr.dressed the committee.The Debate was adjourn od.The same speakers ss were heard In Commons Committee will probably be heard at next meeting.The tion amendment to this afternoon will probably be against the cotton and woollen duties.The Hudson Bay exploration scheme is pro- grossing.Tho Council will discuss the or to-morrow.The Marquis of To Lorne, Hon.Mr, Mackenzie, Mr.Auglin, Str Richard Cartwright and other prominent mon are supporting it stron, ly.The North Pot projet is put, a sto pre y mrnnder Cheyne the present for the Hu son Bay expedition.~ JOTTINGS FROM QUEBEC.[SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THR STAR.| The St gnuveur arr Cases\u2014The Ice Quxaec, April 21.\u2014Thore is n great deal of dissatisfaction bere anent the verdict in the St.Sauveur murder tase.That a man may be kuocked down on the street and killed and his DAMASK, TURKISH & AND FINE HUCK TOWELS © LINEN SHEETINGS AND PILLOW LINENS.Lo COYION SEEETINGS IN ALL WIDTIS AND If FLALN AND TWILLKD, WEITS AYP GRR.) D.G.LAIDLAW, 450 Notre Dame Street.Toronto Produee Marked.Ma genorally firm.Flour galet but ces steady.scarce and wan Wheat slowly} Ne.3 Fall sold at equal io to trier 86 : Boss better, Ww) ny d for No.fg sold at 86e.ensy at 134.\u201c 3 o .-38: No 3, œ to 0.ve N ; ; No 0.A551 Noe to Zle.to $1.81, .28 2, 450.\u2018Four, dj a se $8.00 5.80 to 5.95.Bran, ter, riey, street, 80s to 836.#1.3 murderers gotioff with twenty vers impri on the plea of the offence being merely manslaughter is not calculated to put an end to the existing lawlessness in St.Sauveur.A medical examination is being made to-day on the body of Mrs.Angors, murdered in St.Sauveur yosterday.The inquest will probably terminate to-morrow.The river will bo clear of ice in a day or two.Tho key to the bridge gave way about 11am.aod sinoe thon the ice has beon passing rapidly down.Navigation will be open between 'Quobee and Montreal by tho middle of next wock.FROM TORONTO {SPROIAL DESPATCH TO TES STAR] THE STKIKE\u2014ToRONTo, April 21.\u2014A meeting of master onrpenters and employers\u2019 deputation wns held this morning, when the differences wera discussed in a fair spirit.The employers are not prepared to give more than two and a hall cents advanee, but will lay the matter before a full meeting.IRISH NATIONAL SOCIETY.\u2014Promi.nent Irishmen arc moving for the establishment hers of an Irish National Socisty, irrespective of religion or polities, for social and charitable purposes.SUNDAY WORK.\u2014In this morning's Waid a special article appears usserting that photo.gra hers in the city do most of their work Sundays, averaging fifty dollars on these days, COMMERCIAL.Chicago, 2:30 pin.\u2014Wheat $1-31} May, $1.32 June.\"46 > se td nd 1 Chicago, m.\u2014Pork, £18.00 May, $181 June, à 18 3 5% + peut, July.Ho sion Sone.3) Hi 5 07) Year.preg anc, July and August B April and ou\u201d i LY ar Lard.$14.to 43 April, $11.Joue, Si 1:09 s.m., whoat \u201cEn Ch .J , ve 2 avs, © ry © Der Janos 30 June, rit ti S May.$1 DIRES to $1584) Wholesale Provision Market, qe loca! market, » new roll butter poid o to jo ood and em tab Latter at 230 to 260.Ve quote 8] De follow wing oc for new buster :\u2014 21h, erie, dhe fo oi B50: a: Brook: er Ries do; opecih.1653 or dis Jo 160: at Sota\u2019 Hp fr Chri factors make at Lic.and 14 ie boxes oO © country for 18s.Rem tc wd to to Be Tp x node de tent Ib, 18J0 to 146 : dard par be ver 1b, te to 18je.Finance snd Commerce.\u201cI' Zhe Merchants\u2019 Bank dividend x be declared \u2018to-morrow, 34 per cont.for the year is ex- hy next week Banks of Cartier Toronto, ntreal, J: tario, Vilte Hamilton and Federal, will announce er ath To-day TLE ne bid for Bank of Montreal eondi- tionally upon a distribution of only a 6 per cent.deidend end 310 ek ed.7 Fig J00do 3 ; ag ad bots à re ei Ta a) [ene ie At thizmomning\u2019s session not The Btosk Montren! deel piv 4: Merchants }: eek Bene moroe 4 and Bichelien 4.Uther stocks steady.monay market was more active to-day, bat to eco Still 6 to 6 por cont, Sterling was rior we nt yesterday's rates.iv gti hares ep inion ad and i.There was no Stock Board I Artec Aw the fancrel ?ar eA Fishor of the Ontario Bank.There is a report that tho Ontario Bank will de- elare 6 por cent on its rednoed he ie supported by u fow operators are t to bent on the ingide tra : Leading Now York stocks closed very strong.This nu .m, i feet Tot rose } : Ontario $; Qommerce an Heat of bin es ba dividend à antil Wednesday next, afer Montresl has dec Le nn i 508 facia ¢ re a 30 Gus LATEST PRICRS-\u2014-STOURS, Au, liverpool, Aus 20, 3 pm.Apt 21, 6 s 4 PRE RUES s000e is v 13 sousee if sora ia ys, pa oc BO G828% araatecet £83882 ccaectBitir cofcoccecce® aece5 ous EEW TORK STOCK EXCHANGK Francois he va Doh Tw + Bom Broken, B FEE TE : 1424 ce & Fri (785558 1 §7 fi eh a New advertisements this i NAN AAT NS LE ANUS SN 6 A TRANSPLANTED ROSE.\u201d New story to be commenced in Tus Svan on Saturday, and à INDEPENDEXT LACROSSE us, This Priday Bven 8 the Gymoakl: Na 8 dame St, at 7.30 o*cl vary member will as at ss business of the most vital importance to the Club le be transacted.By orde TON WM.SCULLION, : Hoo.Sec.L I Q a (\\RYSTAL RIN K\u2014Don't forget the Promenade th dancing, Satu urday a April tho 32nd.A ison 260.Music by ie PERFECTION IN HATS \u2014 The modois of parfection.aro styilih nape au are perfect in guaîtty and fier Our usual large wock on hand.Rn.W.COWAN & CO, THR HATTER3I AND PURRIERR, 87a Corner of Notre Damo and &.Pastrr vtroets.Wis TED\u2014By a thoroughly Sompetont man with extensive \u20ac rience.2 3 cal Enoyried ge of and and ponte valu Ts would bo oauired, comretent to report on arming, roperties, take ohawe 4 iike character.Could locate ang =t st lock The atvortiser ts es minerai or Hmber oa Address D.1, STAR Of RESERVE YOUR TEETH, BY ash.oy » et EP CO COvERMION & 00, Dispensing Chemists, corner of Bleury and Dor- Chester strocts.90 xa (CHURCH OHANDELIERS ! Rociceiastical Ce P richly lumina tn colors FR ED.2 COLE, AWD MANUFACTURER, f3zal 18 Notre Dame street.TOL LET\u2014Furnished hed house, im- FonsaLs \u2014 \u2014 TWO 3 0 EHOW ey cheap, àt A.Silberstein\u2019, No.8, St.James street FoR Tan DLiNG $L75, HARDWOOD OR SALB\u2014 PLANING, BAWING MAS chinery, belts.Paploean Square.Fe 5% Foon = DOUBLE AND SINGLE room 2 ROME WANT © UNFURSIERES, AGG Boel pay Central locity, JROQM\u2014FRONT, PRIVATE FAMILY.51 Tex.BT\u2014ROOM FURNISHHDOE UNFUR- oe pa with ibe um widely Sty 3's MR vec SP ER wi PY re 4 on rag to a 9si LAP WANTED\u2014AS HOUSE SERVANT.One able row a host will Apply te ween 10 and a Rosa, 8 St.Francois Xavier troot 03 2 Pray Cook COOK O GENERAL S SERV.= wanted, fami] 5 ouate Fests rea.$374 SALE\u2014FONTS QF TYPE roma Sor ah amateur printer, at Rivard Book Biare, Craig etreet, Red with litt 7 Brae O note Tr Arnie wv ANTED FoR THE Son.- Xavier.nn) poly fo J.Theo.Robtoton.54 Hors WANTED \u2014 WHO UNDER- nds wating st table.Appir 770 Sharhroote Co Seman Apsty $38 Note RIBST-CLASS MALE JIELLIGENT OFFICE Bor A ANTRD Le respectable, Ap- v Sstunisy WMOTHID: (oly tikes BY Comuany: 28 Notre Danse stroet.JAXVASSERS WANTED \u2014 REAPO _ Appts 08 R Francois Kavicr chro 10 SALESMAN, AN eu Pr Tobalosnist, B06 Rows ey A BMART BOY WANTED LEARN A aa A CHINISTS.-TWO GOOD M ï Apply 01 Beware, Alien Tot 081, A TE UE \u2018 ca WANTED ve NE SARTRE TMM RLY = IATELY, SEviNG 10 WOMAN WANTED, en UND Catharine strort.ER- prefacred.Apply | WW ARTED Too AND BOARD BY A Appls, *Q pre pran oi.08 614 per = WAS RL RE Wie ATION OUTSIDE last Crapioymeat SS 7 BTA offign: EY ; WANTED AWS, COMFORTABLE 255.same house ee street, wih qe without Ba a Sex 10e \"53 WANTE Diz 43 Wn.Rinw, 88 Cra BR 4F; WAR ANTED_NURSE, To Go TO CALIFOR Jon 10 day bee oot erences\u201d roquired.Bichetica Hotel.© Vin ro dire Gris dod aie WAR MART YOUNG.MAN ~FOR | reference I 3 VVASTED.FOR SHORTHAND remtsea mo rng mo am Se BS re rent VICANÉTY OF CHAL.ME XY Keg | VV ANTED À To tim in 1080 Boas Bras oes: Boy, {4 VERNTONS CARBOLLO|® tmpariy § pote Wael: battens 1 23 otner Tables, Two Na TUERIGHT COTTAGE PIANG, Carpets, Green x Set, Good Card aud other Tables, ing-Room Farnit oy * Hall Hans singes Kitchen Utenalls, ete, Sale 4,54 ied Heening.ath April, as 10 THOS.J.POTTER.Anctioncer \u201cSr \u201d PIANOFORTE, =i à fine instrumen Top Taber.© BW.Tabi a Fi ae 8 with a a fram Taper) Carpet ci fable ox zortains, Corn Frotrres, Pre Pictures, F Gasali Hat Stand and Chairs, Walnut Al.T.Bedroon ok (quis new), very good, Couch and Bedroom ©) ; na ash Fes Crimson Flash Corored er (now, mins Joom Farniturs, Plated iocker nae) * Economist Cooking Stove, Kitehon Salo a3 18] Rt.Dents atreet, Wednesday .Horning.26th April, THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.NET HOUSEHOLD FURNI- potes only à short time in use.\u2014Wainut Parfor Ornaments, RE nh Carpets, Pictures, sein.8 se hs -\u2026_ Walnut Extensioi wood.Hall lichen aout gad \u2019 Wednesday Afternoon, 36th April, .At Half-past Two O'clock.THOMAS J.POTTER.Auctioneer.ITHINWAY PIANO, House- à Furnit Carpets, Mirrot, 181 SL Denis street on » Balo at WEDYESDAY, 86th APRIL.Full particulars will bo advertised, THOMAS J.POTTER.Auctioneer, SALE AT LACHINE.AT THR OTTAWA HOTHL.HOUSEHOLD runnrro a iit In Parlors, Lining Seta, Bedroom Better Corder: Mirrors, Toomn Those Car Wh nie ant Cure da Parle 1 dr Fine also e D8 Plated 4 ail Beer Beer Pump.Silver Sale THURSDAY Morning, 27th Inst, AS TEN o'clock.a3 THOS.J.POTTER, Avetionegr, J OUSLHOLD FURNITURE.OARPHTS AND EFFHOTS, AT 230 DORCHESTER STREET.THURSDAY Aftermoon, £Tth April, At THREY.o'cioek, oT will bo dWaztierd to-morrow, THOMAS J.POTTER, _Auet 9226, 228 ¥ OR IE 7 and 9 ST.LAWRENCE STREET, AND À LOY OX FHAW STREET.| tomy mr someon unreserved male by authority of pass Pot puritan Cl aise Brin.de us.4 THO.J.POTTER, A FURNITURE, &o.\u2014 FRIDAY, 57 Argyte Avenue, 10 a.m, 602% Sherbrooke street, 3pm, f Furniture, &¢., Saturday, April sth, Mausfickd street, 1 a SR pa.: Furniture, 20th Nay.270 8t Urtain street, 10 a.m \u2018 THOS.J.POTTER.Auctionopr.(CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.BANT, WEST AND CENTEB OP MONTREAL Next month, Iwifiboid - VEBRY LARGE SALES Loin, tn Choice Situations.|: \u2014 THOS.J.POTTER, PEOIAL SALE.15 Grocery Fr me sune me Hugwy, Butchers\u2019 Carta, wo-scated nie a poectoan ret-olass Deana Se .v1 Boad for ons man ; Lean of int - _mommsbt; iil bo sold abeotwiely without Abgve Le ty reserve om the Thursday Afterneen, the 37th fant, see cash.On view TURSDAY asl up hour of apie: Baie aû Len SHAW & GOWBKT, FJOUSEHOL _TURNITOR .Sideboard, rory, se ane Pistes.5d Kikonen Toquiioe.de at the residence, No.108 Mansfield slrest, - orciguk.23th Emotamd, AL TRE \u2019 SHAW & ROT .Thureday, Apeil 27th, a4 10 o'clock.®__ WER.H.ARNTON, A MONDAY » MORNING, 24th, at, 79 8t.Jamas mrest, Farniture,.Parior : à per one, stall \u2014 He had never called her by her name half-se geaens tia in his life ; he was only into doi now.What had come to her that she speak in this way ; dared meet his rebuking glance sc\u2014yes, so definitely t He must pat an end to this anes for all.His thin lips shut close together once or twice.Then he said, with bis most offensively authoritative air: * You obligy me to lay my commands upon you not to go.\u2019 He was pre-wing to stalk gravely to & chair, or out of the 1.um, when she spoke again, will in that same changed voice.ait ou have no right to do that!\u201d Hilda : \u2018No t ' he ted, mechanically.-\u201c ro fe right to command me Du to go.No right Ç \u2018command\u2019 me at all.No right to speak to me as you do speak.No right tu tell me at the last moment that I am not to go to-night, for no better reason than to parade your authority over me\u2014an authority to which you have no night either.\u201d He turned very white, but stood speechless, She went on.* An authority you elaim, 1 know; but which you have dons nothing te gain.What have you ever been at the pains to win from mo ?And now you \u2018 command\u201d me ! It is too ate .Flat rebellion this, beyond question.Fool that he was to try and crush it is with the heavy band as he thought he could do \u2018* Enough, if you please !* he said, with what he flattered himself was irresistible severity: \u201cI can listen to no more of this, Once more, and for tbe last time, 1 distinetly and formall forbid your going to this ball to-night.shoagh to let that suffice.\u201d ow little kuew what he was really doing at that moment! Couldn't he almost see, though, ip the face she turned sowards him ! * 1g shall suffice !'\u2019 she aid, * Distipatly and\u2019 formally 1 refuse to be forbidden, For the last time, as you say.\" Before he could find his vaice again, there came a sound of other voices from beyond the porticres.The other women had come down.This pleasaut little tele-g-tofc was going to be interrupted.And ahs had defied him! This peaniless child he though t he bad broken so thoroughly to his hand had defied him, Jeffrey Marsden, the millionaire, who had actually condescended to ask her to be his wile! What did it mean?What eould have come to her ?And what was he to de } She hnd pet his ex- commands at naught ; she evidently was determined to have her own way and go.His cold blood san almost warm under the senae of hie defeat.But he was so utterl taken by surprise that he could only mutter awi ly enough soutething about * Lady H * to-inorrow,\u201d before the others were in nm room.To-marrow.He remeinbered afterwards the smile that crossed the girl's pale face when he talked of that.\u201c What's been the matter, ee whis po as she came up to Maraden atalked away stri oy his i erahed boots.* Have you told him Hilds shook her heads* He has boen telling me that I wam't to go to night, that\u2019s all,\u201d she answered, Ordered me not to go.And, as be said, for the last time !\u201d \"Dick Jocelyn broke in; onne by \u2014\u2014\u2014 od Lady J \u201ccome an up, you two.y 000- lyn\u2019s oarvisge stops the way.Peghaps you'll, give my Jady your arm, Marsden.a il paddy EY there, first, chere You don't know what the roads are li gs vei M Te ty J 4 BW, Par-|| our Oraire I: bles, Two vered Dining Chairs, Dining Tati ee | Prop Bodetsads, Crothes nd Lines Procs.ETC TEE St, Sale at TEX ¢*slook.A.B.eTEWART a 8gN, AEORDET AFTERNOON, the Hoots at Eee o'clock.an au ane & SON, 931 = [ Anctionsers, (CASH DISOOUN NET PRICES, ET Ua axiom of Trade, patent fo the yorteat Eon Ar de that this ot THR CARTES WA REO Gab ne Te od by record and CES ARLON AR meme to city.Diploma at dre ru wah JAMES BAYLIS & SON, 409 and 461 Notre Dane ut, - 19 YoU bow?MLIXYR mo Ovens ami nen.WE.428 Notre Dame aSATES MNITURE.\u2014 Shaw & Co.voue yt) BARONE mire re Tw are ever offered fu the + They sho ry pretty desigus Ebony and ere eee under Be Upholatering De vision of Me is aii with w orders Shay given okt appit pron ik Hh pi ay ks marrow ETE .a lm ea \u201cWeil, Mignenne 1° Diok to Le a aa, Si hE | wf OR) Da it Lt: ve mars \u2018moment stalked out between them.Jil circle was Fe et 4 and band of ee i Crashers,\u2019 \u2018and uncertain in its tempo, bad just commenced autaking the dent valse, number Pit.ves 3 together near the doorway.Marsden had ri coul: hear him asking about: Lady Hope's in the hall ; my Indy Was going.« Ain't much Hmne to lose, Dew\u2019, Dick said | in the other's Set Thy Id mn her off directly.Tear vals yo à nes Yeoh fod os ilda was looking for his, wy pa th-some | unusual oxcitement, she stood beside my Indy, { with her trembling little band to Helen's.- The three were at i of the rootn, where Maraden had Teh Dhan de order up the ark ; and couldui\u2019t se Don fnife | \u201cThue enough,\u201d lacter rojfioä, eoëlty, |: to Dick's on \u2018waithyg for\u2014ah{., here it is\u2014a despatch from Fyle.* = -2 ST A servant gave him an envelope, aaled\u2019 a) with his name aorawled upon Ît poil 2.2 \u201cBoy's just brought this for bridge, sir.\u2018\u2019 George exp to have it immediate, ho said, « All right \"\u201d hn Don tare the missive, mood at the single line in ye a writing it eontained, and passed it to \u2018 Bargage and ns is here,\u201d wrote Mr, Fle; * line clear,\u2014Masil expected at four.\u2019 « Admirable !* Dick ejsculated, grinning.\u2018Us \u201d means Fanchon and himself, 1 sup But you must look sharp, old man.It's Tree now.\u201cJI know.But Lucis will do the five miles in lows than twenty minutes; and \u2018I don\u2019t want to bave to wait at Ashbridge, you understand.Now, look here\u2014you have the sleigh all ready at the'half-hour, At five-and-twenty past, just show yourself here in this doerway.| shail be waltzing with her, and looking out for you.When Lace you Ti stop and get Pet otal the room in the gene pociromanes withont bai noticed.Tien on with thoss sealskin swads dling-clothes, into the sleigh, and Joelle cocfer ! We ought to be mire before an wiser.nderstand 1\u201d \u201cAU right!\u201d Diek nodded.\u201c But, I say, Don, she won't hang back at the last moment, eh?It's nowor never for you, you know.You won't get a chance like this again.And women are queer cattle.\u201d *\u201c] don't think ahs will,\u201d Rawdon said, looking up up the room \u2018towards her.She might under other circumstances, perbaps, but not now.Marsden hes managed matters too well for that.The pompous bully would drive a woman to anything.He wae heoloring her about coming here to-night before hh ; \u201c just ben agin.priate hate him already mag's sll ghy Tass move.whl she ks ie Toe oy play it.You've ten minutes tosee to the Sleigh, and I to dance number minetoen.Go along, old boy 1\u201d \u201cNow tread Nues res go.\u2018 Wender Since a thot song, old\u20141 Ahl your pardon, Mars- : awith gnwonted civility, as hunt for Lad Ho; H front un 0! 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