The Montreal daily star, 4 octobre 1882, mercredi 4 octobre 1882

[" [RE The comet ia visible at Quebec.Slight frost at Quebee ca the 3:d, .Quoeu Victoria is to visit the south of France.Ea-Socretary Blaine expects to be out in a few Biddeford, Mas., shos factories will shortly re- sune.; Cholera is spidemic io the Dutch possessions in cases An five deaths from yellow - fart Pensacola.F1 Fla, on tho 3rd.»tako A transport i passage to Hali the crew of the \u201cWreoked steamer * Pi \" to England.Cleveland, England, ironmasters have agreed to eontinus the restriction of 13¢ per oent.on out- ot pix iron nutil tho end of the yoar.cisco Osuma was killed, and a son of Pro- Spero mor wounded wo bandits at Mazat- Bi Mexico.The citiseus ne Litto one of the bandits American officers appointed to select à ine gun for army use, recommend three Fac, namely, 1st, Loe; 2ud, Hotchkiss and Chat- ; Reeze- = hundred and fifty persons, at Gonzales, \u2018wins, bod ropared to burn at the stake® negro : pue assaulting a white girl.He was res- Co by btate troops.J.W.Johnson, who was a eandidate for the post U.8.Minister to Sweden, boen arrested at pe on, LiL, for Lomo notes and mortgages, by LS \u201cTi he cleared 35 ob inion Government bave contributed ° où the construction of a bridge over the 9 ob: nt Emerson, to replace the one carried ; @way bythe Spring freshet.The Bishop of Algoma proposes to form a com- , milice for the reocipt oi donations for the benefit any widows and orphans by the \u201cAsia\u201d disaster.6 Bishop heads tue list with $35.z The bionnial convention of dolegates of the Grand ES Yuited Order ot Uddlellows in the United States, / : = and the W ost Indies began at ton on TT 8rd.There were 200 delegates present \u2014A large deputation from the several evangelical ehurobes in Untario will wait on Attorney-Goneral Muwat on the 34th ot October in retereuce to the introduction of the Bible into the public schools of .the Province.splendid lot of specimens of preserved and ght fish from the Galf of St.Lawrence, | for the rep xhibition to be held in Londum next bave repared by Mr.J.U.Gregory, oft 1e Marine , and Fisheries Department, Quebec.! FRAUDS IN THE SUGAR TRADE.Errogularities in Weighing \u2014 Criminal .Proceedings Iustiiated.Kew Haven, Ct., October 3.\u2014A Government detective Las been here for several months examining alleged irregularities in weighing sugar by the Customs inspectors for importers.The collector states that the sugar was not weighed according to regulation.Importers of Boston and New York complained that they were not getting weight enough.The collector found the practice was here and at other ports for the weigher to give the importer about 8 Ibs.off the actual weight of a hogshead, to cover * shrinkage and leakage.One cargo was reweigh- 8d, when it was found 80 lbs.had Leen taken off ous hogshiead.The collector is satisfied that the weigher never took it out, aud that in this ! suse there was an unintentional error.He has 4 bronght criminal proceedings against R.W.*.Armstrong, importer.The amount of damage \u201c will not exceed $20,000.The collector has 3 irregularity whereby the New -York & Now Haven Steamboat Co.are indebt- \u2018edt to the Government between $90,000 and $100,000, and a penalty to that amount has been imposed.These irregularities were due to negligence.The trouble in sugar transactions, lie says, grew out of the ancient produce.He does not believe there was any criminal intent.THE CARE OF CONVICTS.Fringe Edward island'e Claim the Dominion Govermment._ Orrawa, Oct.3.\u2014Hon.W.W.Sullivan, oraierw d- Attorney-General of Prince Ed.: \u201cwand land, was in the city a few days in con: .nection wieh theclaim of the Provincial Gov.: ent againgt .the Dominion for the care of .eonticts after the Island's entrance into Union, Three years ago, when Island convicts having over two years to serve were sent to Kingston and Dorchester, the Local Government received \"a large sum from the Dominion in liquidation of the claim for maintaining the prisoners, but 5 now Mr.Sullivan claims payment for the ex- : pense i incurred by his Government in providing prisonroom.He claims that because the Po Dominion Government neglested to take its wards out of the care of the Provincial authorities additions had to be made to two of the son buildings.Mr, Moylan, Inspector of Penitentiaries, has been investigating the mai- ter, and it is expected that he will recommend payment of $10,000 or $12,000 to the island sovernment, THE BRITISH SITUATION.Er.Gladstone on Home and Foreign Affairs.Loxpox, October 3.\u2014Mr.Gladstone, replying to an address at Penmaen-Mawr to-day, re- rferred to the question of procedure in the - House of Commons.He said the House would never meet the tremendous calls on its energies, unless it could shake off all timidity and fear of cant phrases and set itsell re- vo solutely to the task of bringing ure into harmony with thé calls @pon it.He * thanked God for the success of the British in .He thanked the army and its skilful general.The war had proved that the army wes oom of men as brave as their forefathers.Everywhere the war had been carried cut from motives of peace and on principles of « pesce.He a t would again be prosperous and happy.The n was re- v- deived with prolonged choers pres ë.GQUITRAU'S POISONED BOUQUET.\u201817 JPeef.Yildea's .Repert te the Distriet ; Artorner.WASEINOTON, D.C., October S.\u2014Professer ion has submitted to the District Attorney 1,7 Gharpeport of the chemical examination of the ba \u2018poisoned bouquet.given tu Guitesu by Mm.Beuville the day before the execution.Ome large bad contained over five grains of white arsenic.This was not only sufficient to cause \"death to any human bein En à it been swallowed, but, owing probably, to ignorance, was 30 in excess of the fatal dose that the \u201c> {intent the person who prepared the flowers could have been defeated by an emetic.The original ameunt of arsenic was greater than that found, as the petals of the flowers failed to re- taiu in the state, some of which adhered - when moist.ill is trying to discover who 7 * poisoned the flowers, and if discovered the party will be heid to answer.NEW PROVINCES IN WEST.OtTawa, Uvicver 3.«~The Free Press mays that the crestion of two new Provinces In the NORTA- , rw .North-West appears to have been decided upon .by the Government.The thi third principal meri- # | dian is to be the dividin starts about the centre of the Wood ait about forty miles west of Humboldt and across the \u2018western pait of Prince Albert.The Eastern sara which is to be named Qu'Appelle, will be com between the boun: of \u2018Manitoba and the third pri meridian, | th its capital at the Pile of Bones\u201d Creek, à > iiation on the main line of the Canadida Pa- \"960 Railwas, forty-five miles south-west of ye \"Appelle.Mr.will be-Lieutenant- of this Proviace.\u201cIRISH AFFAIRS.on Fmd Park Murder\u2014Anether Agrarian Crime.* Deilins, Octoder 3.\u2014The police now balier® ey the murderers of Lord Cavendish and Mr wmbered ten, and are still in Ireland, à ri hen be secured, LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.\u2018Amuuai Meeting.The Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Society heid their annual mesting yesterday afternoon at their institution, Ber Borherat street, Bishop Bond in the chair.Among those present were Very Rov.Dean Baldwios Rer.Canon Norman, R.Lindsay, D.Morris, F.W.Thomas and Dr.Fox.The Chairman read tho annual report of the instita- tion.This Sosiety Las just begun its 50th year.Those who placed the working of tha Iustitution have long sinco entercd rest, aod shall surely hear the \u201c Well douse, good and faithful servapts.\u201d\u201d In 1841 the managorsobtained au act of incorporation.In 1853 enough fands were collected to allow of their buying a building.Filteen ycars ister the southern wing was built, and again.in 1881, tho Wheeler wing was added, at a cost of $7,071.92.During the past year, 54 persons have been admitied, vis.: 17 boys, 1'7 women and 20 girls.Three deaths occurred during the year, ali old persons; but very little illness existed among the children, The number in the house at present is 196, vis: 30 womon, 48 boys and 38 girls.Owing to failing bealth Mrs.Watson.who has served as Matron for the past 24 years, has resigned.Mrs.Glover, another well known friend of the Institution, will take her place.Five legacies have besa loft during the year, vis : Mrs, Aytwin, $200 ; Johu Tempest, $200; Mrs.Low, $100; Joseph \u2018Mackay, $500 ; Major Miils, $400, making a total of $1,400.r.F.W.Thomas then read the annual statement of the Treasurer, Mrs.Thomas, which showed the receipts for the past year to have been $5,800.- 84: total expenditure, $5,611.13, leaving a balance of $280.71.The permanent fund is estimated at $2,440.73.The Chairman read the report of the School Committee, showing that there were at present in the school 78 children.The Rev.Dr.Potts moved that the report be accepted, which was done.The election of officers for the ensuing year was then made, after which the prizes in the school were distribuetd and the meeting adjournod.Sporting Noies.The Torontos piay a match at lacrosse with the Caughnawaga Indisns, on Saturday next, in Toron- About $1,300 was taken at the gate of tho Toronto Lacrosse Urounds last Baturday, at the Shamwrook- Toronto match.Captain Andrews, the Toronto flocal champion swimmer, has accepted Williams\u2019 challenge for à mile race, declining, however, the 25 yards start offered by the latter.A race mesting, for gentlemen riders only, will be held by the Country Club of Boston, at Mystic Park, vn October 34th and 26th.There will be three fiat races and two stecplechases.lhe British Football Club, of New York.has arranged to play the Britannia Club, of this city.The date lor the match has not been definitely settled, but it will take place on the N.Y.Polo Grounds during November.The American National Rifle Association has appointed a committee to consider the question of rifles, ammunition and organization of team for the international match in Great Britain in 1883.Bodine was again selected as captain of the team.In New York, on Work afternoon, at the Driving Park, Mr.Frank Wo speeded his famous trotters * Edward\u201d and \u201c Lick Swiveller,\u201d fora half mile.In the first attempt ** Edward\u201d stumbled.but in the second the pair covered the mile in 1.084.The entries for the six days\u2019 race to commence in New York on October 29rd.Closed on Monday night.ihe 9 following well lestrians are sntered well, eR Noremac, Hughes and Vint.Thesesix men are pro the best in the world for a race of this desoription.The Brooklyn Homing Club loosed twenty-six birds fast Friday from Cresson, Ps, to fly for the Prise of Honor.\u2018Lhe distance coverod was slightly over 341.miles.The sky was clear and the air calm, but the start was made too late in the day, an afternoon beiug always at balfspeed.Asi e from the late loosing the result of the race was satisfactory i in every way.The returns were as fol- wa i\u2014 ITPA pS 6.40 41¢ 1,048.7 6.40) 414 Loi 8.46 4af 10068 SHERBROOKE TURF CLUB- The Fal meets ting of the Bherbrooke TurfCludb took pl ay at the Harkaess Trotting Park\u2019 ne ittendance was large and the in first-rate condition.The first event, a running race, open to horses |: owned i in tern Townships, for erch- ants\u2019 and Hotel-Keepers\u2019 purse of $125 .was wun by __\u2018* Moonbeam:\u201d ** Phantom Time 1.56.Three started.The second event, trotting 3 minute class, for : arse of $160, 0, resulted in a tie between Cassell\u201d and * Bird.\u201d This race will be fy ed! to-morrow ir © fat race.wolter weights, spntiemen riders, ps e 3150, fou to\u201d Charles le don abs Mr.ae TS 1.5 Four \"ne last event, trotting 2.38 Shas, for a purse of TS run due b li - Noe * Stanb ridge ont *\u2019 second ; oe\u2019 ri \u201d fourth.Time 3.40.Five started.y TES MANCHESTER REGATTA.In the professional single scull race at Lake Maszabesic there were six starters, vis: Hosmer, Les, Driscoll, oll, Riley, Me Molnerney and Cassey.Hosmer won, Lee inerney 3rd- Riley croesed the line Sat by but a Mau outside the buoy, being forosd outside to clear the wash from the others, and was disqualified by by the referee.The unofficial time was seconds.The course waa about three miles tes complained bitterly of the referee\u2019s ruling, and denounced the management \u201cwerersly, declaring he would never row again in the East River,never baving received fair treatment.Courtney gave an exhibition pall.and bent the time of the race.He was goners Fi ive the cold shoulder by other oarsmen, and much ili-feeli yas shay own + his entering the field last night.This culmi a difficulty between nie backer rated ce the former expressin ation that Cree should have brought urtaey here.Lee struck Cree several times in face, and roughly handled him.Cree obtained a writ of replerin, and attempted to gain posscesion Lee's boat before the race.Les succeeded in retaining | it until after the race, when the Sheriff seized Courtney went over the coarse in 18.44: .TIME COLLEGES.©poning of the Winter Sessions.COLLEGE OF PRARMACY.The fifteenth session of the Coll of Pharmacy was opened last evening in the hall, 299 MoGill street.Mr.H.R.Gray delivered the i vad- dress and gave an interesting account of the inception of the College and the causes which led ts being established, and finally i d by the Act of Parliament, giving at the same time © resume of the subject matter of the session lectares.He reviewed at some length the condition of pharmaoëurieal education in Buropé and on this .continent, eontrasting the superior fncilities of tie pressat day, with tbe scant opportunities afforded to students of pharmaey thirty years ago.In conoluding his address, Mr.Gray made a few well-timod remazks on the benefit which the yeung men were likely to derive from am honorable and straightforward discharge of the duties laid upen them.Dr.Reed afterwards spokes, and Mr.D.Watson tollowed with some hamorous remarks on his experience as apprentioe to the drug business in Beotiand.Mr.Bémrose called attention to the diffieal- ties in the way ofa more perfect currieulum, and better results, which the College had to contend against in the absence of facilities for the study of practical chemistry.He expressed the hope that the time weuld come when sach obstacles would be removed.The meeting, which was well attended, then dispersed.VETERINARY COLLRUE.Professor Win.Osler, M.D., delivered the opes- | ing lecture of the Winter session, last evening, in the College Hall, Union avenue, his subject bein \u201cThe Influence of Comparative Pathology aman Mediaine.\u201d * The lostarer said that the great object of the stedy of medicine was perverted life action or disease, and that an enquiry into the maladies of the smallest creatures might throw great light en some of the most diffieait problems which at present pusxie the most diligent euquirers in the scienes of medicine.He would consider the bodies of man and animals as intricate and oom- lieated mashines, the workings of wich we-are ng to understand, but im which there sre atill hidden recesses with their dark secrets, Mn the working out ef whioh the profoundest thinkers of our day are takiag a prominent The first study o of the stedonts would be the different parte ef the machive eousidered repa- then the while in ection, the whieh it is fed, Le arrete ine wou ro shine weld have to be thoroughly mastered, because it came from the Lands ot nat æuvnd in all its parts.It was able from varions causes to get out of order.It would'be their duiy te PPT tho proper remedy, and that was the reason w importance was given to the study of venise, anatomy and physiology, which ther formed à sort of tripod upon which £be whole superstructure | of scentlfic medicine was raised.R-ference was then made to the way in which speola! diseases could be averted, and vascination was elted as a triumph of the medicinal art.A hearty voto of thanks was aocorded Dr.Osler for his address.LAVAL UNIVERSITY._ The oponing services, in connection with Laval University, at Montreal, took place yesterday.At nine o'clock, Mass was celebrated in Bt.James Church, by the Rev.Father Roussolot, the large Church being filled with people.Rev.1'Abbe Beaudet, the Vice-Roctor, sud most of the professors and pupils were present, vis, two hundred pupils in theology, eighty in law, and forty in medicine.MeGill University.The 50th anniversary of the Medical Faculty of the University will be celebrated in the Red- path Museum to-morrow evening, the 5th inst, at eight, when a Jecture will be delivered by Dr.R.H.Howard on the early history of the facult with special reference to the life%of Dr.Gk Campbell, the late Dean.It is expected that all who intend to be present on the occasion will be in their seats punctually at the hour, as no one will be admitted after the proceedings are be, The lecture will be followed at nine o\u2019clock conversasione.To-morrow evening a dinner wil be hold at the Windsor.\u2014_\u2014r Montreal Presbytery.The quarterly meeting of the Presbytery waa held at St Paal\u2019s Church yesterday, between fifty and sixty members being present.The moderator, the Rev.Robert Campbell, of st Gabriel Church, presided.Reports from the deputations, appointed to officiate at religions meet- in the rural distriots, were received.The induotion ceromony of the Rev.James Patterson, as Presbyterian city missionary, which took place .on \u2018Monday, was referred to.The reception and discussion of the report of the com- mittes on Home Missions was the last business before the Presbytery.The death is announced of Rev.Father Haly, priest of the Society of Jesus, in the Presbytery of 8t.Francis Xavier's Church, Upper Gardiner street, Dublin, in which he began hi mission- -ary labors half a century ago.The contest between St.Jacobs Oil and rheumatism, was à walk-over for the former.A man who had stolen a watch, gave as an excuse that he was unwell, and his physician advised him to take something.Mr.H.F.McCarthy, chemist, Ottawa, writes: \u201cI have been nsing and jobbing Northrop & Lyman\u2019s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda for the past two years, and consider that there is no better preparation of the same kind in the market.itis very palatable, and for chronic coughs it has no equal.\u201d ¢¢ Peter, what are you doing to that boy F\u201d maid a schoolmaster.* He wanted tc know if you take ten from seventeen how many will remain ; 50 1 took ten of his apples to show him, sud now he wants me to give \u2018em back.\u2014 \u201cWell why don\u2019t you do it P\u2019\u2014¥ Coa\u2019 sur, he would forget how many is left.Flowers fade and die.\u2014 The rich tragrance ot Morray & Lanman's Florida Water is the per- fame of nature's rarest Powers.The flowers fade and dis, but thoi \u2018living breath\u2014ao to speak\u2014is made perpetual in this exquisite floral water ; for tba _handkerchisl, the- toilet: -and the bath.- Mabel (to her grandpa) \u2014= And cn really reufember George the Fourth F° Grands¢ Yen, little one; you see, Lima pod deal older than you are.\u201d Mabel\u2014¢ How much older must grow before I shall be able to remember him I « Suppz=w CoLps.\u201d \u2014At the commencement of a cold, take a teaspoonful of Perry Davis Pain-Killer in a little milk and sugar, and the cure is more sudden than the cold.¢ Curran was once azked how a member of Parliament had spoken.The answer was, + His speech was a long thesis.\u201d He was asked to explain.* W ne said he, * don\u2019t ou know that a parentheais is a paragraph hich may be omitted from beginning to end, without any loss of meaning.«Tirxp NA1URR\u2019s SWEET REsToRER, BALNY Sizer.\u201d \u2014But there are times when this * Re- newer of Strength\u201d is denied us, times when our minds and bodies have been so overworked and are so worn out that we \u2018woo the drowsy god in vain.\u201d The Peruvian syrup (an Iron Tonic) renews our strength and makes our rest sweet and refreshing.Aet Roug-il.Kincardine Reporter : A few years ago, it is claimed by old residents, there were at least twenty unlicensed groggeries in Kincardine.Now, we venture to say, there ia not one, while the hotel-keepers are respectable, law-abiding citizens.If such were not the case they would be unable to secure licemses.The public has much to thank the Crooks Act for.We venture to say that not one-member of the Kin.cardine Council would make the change, i they had the power, to the old stats of affairs.8ir John and the Local Opposition state that the Crooks Act must be thrown oat.Toe pe ple mr it it must not be done, and the rule.The people also drink Li-Quor AS] the time.Montreal Branch, 177 St.Lawrence street.Amongst the of sights of the forhousekreping.259 Aqueduct street.WUR FURNISHED ROOMS TV WENT, 644 81.Lawrenco Main streat.of kitchen.204 St Justin atreei LET \u2014 St Lowronce streot.2: JU F 83 Bleury street.FY RNISHED ROOMS\u2014AT 37 WIN DEOTERTS RNISHKD ROOMS AND Terms very moderat3.fow doors east of Bloury strèet.Some st 272 Bleury street 8 Manoa.WO UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH use ro LARGE, FRONT VON WITH board ; also, day boarders, at # Hanover soot a 3 TURN ISHED Re TO LET-TWENTY NISHED yas FOR GENTLEMEN, or 2306 OARD \u2014 571 Lagauchetiore stot : URNISHED AND D UNFURNISHED JUBNISHED ROUM, WITHOUT ToARI self useful; Catherine strect.V ANTED\u2014A FA Bleury street, 8 am.ANTED~A YOUNG in kitchen.Ko washing! VV ANTED\u2014TIDY GIRL 10 \u201cA toux bro Saildren, one Seren months and the othest; ply, Victoria House, Latour street.3 oe ANTED-YOUNG GIRL: FOR Tous WW ANTEDA CASH BOY AND J pL ow VV ANIES-\u2014TRONG LOF, BOY 18 ret cn.232$, a1 i1 6 231 6 housework.Apply 56 St.Hypolite havi lodge of Brogiiléi Co, 1501 Catherine .\\ V ANTED IMMEDIATELY\u2014A or ANT housemald.Apply 237 University 232 Vÿ ANTED-A GENEBAL FERVANT AF py 13 Donegani street, off a.¥ RD.Sr.Joux, N.B.For further address JAS à GILLMAN , 8 uliable for Manitoba e te int a President and Manager, St.Leon Springs, P.Q.10 = Pan beat 10 « a TOR: oN 170025 incressed for the pre Bk ; ns reel.siz ad that as a blood puriser Ît far sxcecds anyiming A@Xiculinral Zmplements.; NNN _\u2014 or Sale.\u2018sw.xecantr, prem, MATTHEW MOODY & SONS, on Lani TT Cor.Brussels and Hanover sts.our Call afver 7 pm., 5.Malville, 3 Courvitie Tom SALE-CHEA P= \u2014 TICKET FOR NEW.Memphremagog.» Bran Shoe adress, 3225 ve PVR SALE CHEAP \u2014 A LARGE Fall Stove; first-class heater, base bumes, Jewel,\u201d Ro.29, almost now.Apply 357 54 Dominique, R SALE\u2014A No.8 \u201cPRINCESS YAL\u201d Cooking Stove: old cheap.Address, \u201cWinter,\u201d Bras offices.233 2 HORSE FOR SALE-GOOD SADDLE 1347 gt.Catherine.FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET\u2014147 ze caife.tiere street.FURVISHED ROOMS.No.8UNIV ET 228 6 FONT HED ROOMS\u2014WITH BOARD.§70 TORNSHED ROOMY \u2014 NEAR BEAVER eis RAL SEEVAN] SITY af 1463 Bt.Catuertne indsor; & street; feat to th for gentlemen only.W JATER FILTER FOR SATE-CAEACITY 41 Genevieve ve dires 30088 $7: © Bie Fok SALE COMBINED FIRE AND BURGLIB-PIJOF Lr attracted $0 much a:tention at the Montreal Toronto Exhibitions, sod was awarded Kedai and 3 Liploma, No nate equal to tt on the Conti Bent.Price sxosedingly GOLDER, - MeCULLOCH, 228 31 8¢.james street, West.Fropexty Tox Sale, ARMS AND OTHER, PRU PERTIRS\u2014Over three milion dollars\u2019 largest list in Dominican, with of Ont ed on rocelpé CE three cent stamp.\u2014W.J.PE 3 oars OR TU LET\u2014AT HOCHELA GA a farm asking ng low, in the omntro of the vu lues Apply to C.A Lavelle: .P., 97 5t James L.Plamondon, 33 8t.James wrest.218 3.OR SALE\u2014Corner ner property, Die or two gentiemen, at OOMS VACANT-\u20142$ - MoGLLE-GO.Avenue.ooM AND D D\u2014TO BE H locality; gas, bath, £a, fiemen er i moderate.41 Genevieve 008 \u2014 MRA, TCHE 496 Lagauchetiere street.Young men.543 Bonaven: bedroom, on Sherbrooke -stres proviftiocd bath, Bot and cold water.2274,\" Tran office.payments, interest 6 por cent.$3,000\u2014 German strest.Two stone-front tenement houses, with brick tenements in rear.Rented for 8600 PET «Anum.$4,000 Manufactirrery street Lot 84x100; all built up with good bricked tenements ;.oar has à fine stadia, 84x20, with room for 20 borses, besides eoach-houses, harness house, de, êc.Very easy terms at 6 per cent $4,000-German srreet Ho 204 03 210: Exoslient block, well rentéd ; deep lot, 44 feet front.$2,000\u2014 Papineau Road.Lot 268x137.Excellent for manufacturing; only five cents per foot, worth doakle.PARENT RROS.233 a James street.ASTYLISH FIT IS EVERYTHING, « STEPPIN AN\u2019 C US.\u201d BOSTON Clothing House.| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 41 and 43 A STHMA CAN BE CURED b the ves of DA RW, Asia OF ork sale by LIMAN, SONS à =, Of Montreal, aad Dominion cn of oobi pire] the use of à SPURIOUS me - Bars As So pampbiein » Wh, a Lo enh pe ST JOSEPH STRERT, ALL cares pa pu LS DIRACTIONS ON sant PACKAGS 8 manage add eslioct the rente Secure Evo M évité 107, 109 ge t _ \" 2er, Couege stroe Linie, Moo.RROUM-UNFURNISHED.83 SANGU NT B.C,\" Sran office.* FUORNISHE ILL GOL-| R'MPLOYMENT WANTED\u2014A C a AN FOR SALE., OMe FURN.D.\u20ac MoG cs LPS SET ue CANAD) 3 Toten tometer wong 5 mation de parents Fer CRIE and twoframe houses and store.Rented .or $49 per - MS\u2014AND Bu.BT.CATHER- gross Seite five years\u2019 a month.Tenns, one-fifth cash, balance in Ave annual furnished, in à private family; terme Apply at 3313s 82.Lawrence street, near Ontario.R O00: GATHEDEAL STREET FURNISHED aE 7 EURRSIDE Pince.© 28326 TWO COMFORTABLY FURNISHED 232 A GENTLEMAN SAN GET A WELL FUR.nishod bedivom.+3323 T° LET= LARGE, WELL FURNEHED A trout room.LARGE, DO DOUBLE oe ROOM IM WITH BREAT.Rogue SUITABLE FO rox oF MARIIED Cou: 242 3 OONM\u2014T0 LET.VICTORL A .R 9 VTCTORIASE ss TAT 3] Pare Se SINGLE OR DOUBLE: AIRY ; same flat; gen: GOM-BOUE BOARD.630 Rr TE WITH LA- 2,00: LARGE.private family.167 St.George st.231 _R°°M AND BOARD-FOR ONE OR TNA Rous TO Io DEL ORNE TABOR RNS TO ET \u2014 FURNISHED OR UY: TaD 297 18 MR 00MS\u201481 MCGIL COLLEGE AVENUE To LARGE, x ELL FURNISHED FOONS, Tem \u201cUNFURNISHED Roos: TED\u2014T AILORS; 4 C 1 WE pants and your's Wi gagoment.Ps to 3 and edt makers RA 3 ANTED\u2014A HARNESS MA YOUNG 1 i a shoemaker, both Prnoh Marthe ber partials.apply to > Advertising A mant, Srcax ne.ANTED\u2014A FARM HA L80, BOY W for farm.Apply 249 animes à * * VVANTED \u2014 CIGAR STRIPPERS do: stant work and good prices prices tal.street Aus es Bt.John is à a go pk e Dr; 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So (TRIES AUF-MAUKS, I cu AND COPY-RIGHTS KBUI 1.OPI NTONN OLIV.ERaaubing VALIDITY ¥ PATERTS, SEARCHES NMENTS AND AURK TES PATENT LAS, ETC.ne A.KELLOXD, Beliciter & Expert, Lom Street Montredl GOODRICH, Attorney et- \u201d exparfence.Guntdoa va When lesvelling, dont\u2019 use Soap afles everybotg, bu cnsry Min your pocicet.You ean easily de this by Migheg 1.: Creme AND F ; done at 13 Berthetet ° Be ise Be Catherine st Lost ON THE ano DOCTA coup PIE BEST IN UE THE COOK'S PRIBND ND BAKING POWI de à proparation ot pare anû whoiesorne tagrédiiatss Selantiand 10 do.the best work at least eouf ! x] \u2018A BOOK OF SOAP SEHERTS, ou et.rue ous ture Lu caves dur 4 nk + Tom nie à ¥ Ss of theve books ta your véué poutet.|, PP ad Tet Pig AE.58 Se.Jausan saracs.= EV te 900 of Tastes or jos sad 1882 : » 1882.Meader Y vecseesee.17,608 veersenen 17,410 Wednesday .27,413 (Thursday .ccesme 17,608 Friday «ese 17,400 vecu.18,773 Total.106,026 .Preseut daily aversge 17,671.Clroalation of the WxaxLy Sran [bona-Âde paid Subecribèrs] 77,446 \u201c WEDNESDAY OCTOSEK 4, 1882.\u201d Puurumon FAWGETT was vomewhut proma- ME \u2018tire in his congratulations upon the restoration Sof peace and order in Ircland.The Coercion Tp Act bas just expired and is succeeded by the = Horo stringent Prevention of Crimes Act, but the advent of the latter is marked bya most .Insnspicious omen, two agrarian murders.- \u2018Tmæ HoONORASLE JUSTICE JETTE, yesterday, - Éccided that any communication t6 a Protestant \u201c\u2019oJetgyman, in his capacity of religious aulviser, \"7 \u2018must be regarded as a privileged communica.(ston, the same as a similar communication made te & Roman Catholic priest in the con.slot and, upon that ground, excused the > Rev, Mr .Roy from answering certain ques- \u201ctows, 5, Nova Scotians are exercised over the fact thata monument is to be erected over the \u201c grave ef the late Sir George Cartier, while to the memory of Hon.Joseph Howe no such oomplituent ispaid.1fit is the wish of Nova Bootis that a like honor should be shown Howe, there ought to be no trouble in the large num.of Government supporters trom that Fro- bringing the matter before the House of Osmmons next session.: \u2018Tmosz who take an active iutercst in the \u2018welfare of Montreal should attend the meeting held at two o'clock this afternoon at the Bt.Lawrence Hall, to complete the formation of the Iroquois Hotel Company.St.Hilaire, as a summer resort for : the people ot Montreal, is simpiy invaluable, 3 and the only fault of the Iroquois House is that #7 i is not large cnough to meet the demand for \u201c @æscommodation.Tha scheme for increasing \u2018the acoommodation deserves well of Montreal, - and onght to bo a good investment.Me.GLADSTONE saysthe Imperial House of *_ Qommons cannot meet the tremendous calls made vpon its energies unless it can shake off all timidity and fear of cant phrases and set -_Ataolr resolutely to the task of bringing the : ure into harmony with the calls upon it.this statement Alr.Gladstone is only giving æteamen.The House of Commons is con- Aeætly manifesting signs that it is unable to \u2018tope with the pressure of work put upon it, and * the accumulation of unfinished business is always increasing.This is largely duo that the House under- kes a great \u201cdesl of work \u2018which \u201cmight be better done elsewhere, but it is, $e a still greater extent, attributable to a super- \u2018rtébandance of oratory, and, as Mr.Gladstone \u2018Mirpresses it, \u2018the fear of cant phrases.\u201d De- is a good servant, but a bad master ; and now discussion is not the means to an end hich it should be, but is rather the ratson \u2018etre af the House of Commons.The House, fact, is degenerating into a first-class debat- dng Society, where the business done is not tésteemed of no much importance as the talking | ome i in the name of business and to the hind- : of business, A large proportion of this ; 3ealking i is, as is well known, purely nonsensiosl, \u201c \u2018ls never heard of outside the walls of .18k.Stephen's, and but for Hansard weld be y pens n by the speakers.Much of it is .Wade up of the traditional cant of the House, * *jorfously indefinite phrases, never translated eT ew porary wih was sre.nêter Mocholags powed and y > the - pris- pret aubjeet ot canversation for the metaing The trip down the river could scarsely have bese more onjoyable.The weather was d aud tho bonutitul sponery along the river siwply supphsscd itsolf with its bright colored setting of the Autumn leaves.Ktery member of the was buund on being agroeablo, and altogeiber it was absolutely impossible for the trip to have been anything els than enjoyable to all fortunate enough to have Leona included in the party.\u2018Lhe Peruvian\u2019s\" genial commander, Capt.Ritchie, and his officers, also spared nothing that would tend to the comfort of their En songors, while the Joily tars, ail of the Kayal iNav: serve, CoM- josinz the \u201cPeruvians\u201d orow, appeared te be unnble to satisfy themseivos in their efforts to make the journey a treat to alt.As the ** Peruvian\u2019 passed down the harbor, the stoawers moured along the wharves dippod their flags, and the compliment was re- tuined.Un the way down the river and aoroes Lake St.l\u2019etor the party adopied many diferent wodes of amusement.The * tools\u2019 for the games indulged in ou deck by etoemsbip passençers were kept in requisition the whole time, and some kceu c-mypelitlvns touk place.Several whist partics wore made up, and in 83me ot tho secluded corners ol tho main saloon or in staterooms far romovod trom tho main throng might bave been secu asseinbiagos of Montreal's morchant princes or Lardeued old politiginas sisting in solemn eon- ciave over the discussion of à quiet gsmo ui poker ur euchre.This fun was kept up bot and heavy until the passage through the suvals at Cap La Kuecho had beon accomplished, when all bands were wustered 0 dinner in the saloon, aroun, tables set in the wost elegant manner aud groaning under their loads of viauds.As the decks were being left for the saloon, the * Pofuvian\u2019 \u2018slowed up \u201d\u2019 to aliow a small tug to come nlong- side, and Messrs.Dobell and Suarples, of the Quebec llarbor Commissioners, who had como up the river to mees the *\u201c Poruvian,\u201d stepped aboard, and were warmiy wolcomed by Mr.Hob- ertson, Chairman of the Montreal Board.THE TOASTS.Ample justice having been done to the magni- ficout dejguner provided, Mr.Andrew Robertson ruse anu proposed the usual loyal and patriotio toasts, watch were right royslly respunded to.Ho uoxt propc:od the toast of Her Majesty's Minis.ers, and in doing so ho took occasion to give a history of tho imporiaut works carried on by tbe Harbor Board.\u2018ti has been said,\u201d ho remarked, \u2018\u2019 that some men are born great, others achieve greathess, while some have greatness thrust apon thom.I feel to-day that the latter is my caso.If Providence had +o ordered affairs, 1 woald bavo becu glad that one who, for a lite- time, gave to this great work his energy, care and tuought, Lad been spared to stand in my piace to-day\u2014I refer te the late Hon.John Youug.(Cheers.) Just seventeen rs ago, or to be exact, ou November 6th, 1835, tbat gentleman, who was well kuowan to inost of thoso who now hoar me, had the pleasure'of seeing the reward ol bis labors to that time in bringing down the ship \u201cOcean\u2019 \u2018through what was _then called the twonty foot chanuel.LHe, I am sure, would have been glad to have seen the completion of this great work.(Hoar, boar.) The position that I occupy to-day is one of uo wean honor ; it was unexpected by mo, but having beon appointed and having aocept- ed the respousibilitics as well as the honor coa- forred, 11eel that it would be wrong if I did not ou this occasion remember that others sowed the sced of whioh we are reaping the fruits to-day.(Cheers.) In 1850 the natural channel was called eleven foot on the flats of Lake St.Peter.1n 1853, or threo years theroafter, wo find the channel doe, oned tu sixteon feet; in 1852, six years later, 18 \u201ctcot was obtained, and the orowniug victory was supposed to be accomplished when, in November, 1866, twonty foot was obtained.(Hear, bear.) From that time onwards fur several years the Harbor Commissioners rested upon their cars, till, in May, 1873, an Act was passed, locking to further improvements, the then Commissioners being Mosars.Delisle (chairman), W Bernard, Stephen and Hugh McLennan.The first three of these gontlemen have been called away.Mr.Stephen regrets his absence, but we bave with \u2018us, I am glad to say, Me.Hugh Molennan, qur senior Commissioner on the present Board, snd one who was most aotive in procuring the logislation which has ennbled the work to be completed.(Hear, hear.) Naw that tho channel is deopened, the harbor must bo mads to correspond, and although we have during \u2018be past ten years spent over $1,300,000 in deepening the harbor and ox- tending the wharves, it is absolutely necessary that additional accommodation should be immediately undertaken.We have been extending the wharfage largely to the east, and will this season cowplote the wharves as tar down as the Hochelaga mills, but we must go down still further, and without delay make arrangements for tho lumber business, which is pressing upon us day by day.Nor can we afford to forget that the great and increasing inland western trade must be encouraged and facilitated.(Hear, hear) \u2018The coal trade alone is deserving of our greatest consideration, and facilities should be afforded to it as woll as to the- various other branches of trade which are constantly developing.We have Also to give inareased facilities for bringing the rail to the water and the water to the rail, by granting to all railways an accommodation and closeness of connection, involving the least possible labor and cost of cartage.or these purposes a million dollars would be necessary to earry out, within a reasonabie timo, the extension and improvements that are required.(Cheers.) .FINANCES.witieat Montreai.Také the 160.000 inliabitants ef Montreal, sad Op trie have had 100 representatives in the Howss of mous, and wo Would have been left with65.The Proviuce of Quebte had oontribut- od tothe supcess of Montreal, and wus uiwiys happy to contribute to that of the Domiulon.[Applause.] They could not expect him to say wheiher he was in favor of 8 27, à 25} or a 30 foot obannel.All he could say was that what was for the interest of the Dominion, the (jovern- ment and the Parliament of Canada would attend to.His (riand the Chairman said tbat the debt incurred for the doepening of the obannel should be takon from cho shoulders of Montreal and put on the sboulders of us all [hear, hear]; that was a very nice principle, which be would wish to have appliod in private lifo as well.[Laughter].How pleasant would it not be for bim, for instance, to put his debts on the shoulders of his friend Sir Hagh Allan.[laughter].Hon.AeLelan next spoke, and after congratulating tho Commissiouors on the result of thoir work, eoacluded an eloquent spesch as follows: Nature had given tosome cities a harbor of which they were proud ; Halifax had a harbor of which all Nova Scotian was proud, but Montreal bad, in spite of vature, through energy \u2018And science, mado her harbor, one capable o: accommodating the largest sized vesrels.[Applause.} In some parts of tho Domiaion, where nature's lavish gifts wers lying undeveloped, the cxpros- sion was often henrd, \u2018\u201c Oh, if we only bad a little Amorican entorprise !\u201d\u201d Ho believed that would soon be changed, and the expression would be instead, \u201c If we only bad a little Montreal enter- rie!\u201d [Cheers.] Among the attractions of the Bice States the soil snd olimite were seldom spoken of, but the ohief theo was the enterprise of the people.Let the enterprise of Moatreal permeato the whole Dominion, and tho energy and ability of our people would be more oltou raised thao even our natural advantages.The Brontreat Harbor Commission occupied an onvi- able position.Their epitaph would be written, not in water, but under the water, aud their monument would bo an enlarged commerce and tho increased prosperity ot theiroity.[Cheors.] Hon.Mr.Wurtéle, in responding to the toast, said that, altheugh the seat of the Guvernmeut in Quebeo was in the city of Quebec, it had the groatost sympathy wiih everything that could benefit the city of Montreal.It the Domivion Government would do anything to holp Montreal to increase its harbor facilities, such action would receive the cordial approval of the Quebec Uov- ernment.The Senate, House of Commons and Local Leg- islaiures was the next toast, and responded to by Hon.Senator Ryan, Mr.Thomas White, M.P,, and Hoan.Mr.Taillon, M.P.P.THE SHIPPING AND RAILWAY INTERESTS.The Chairman next proposed the above toast, remarking, I am remiuded that it is nearly thirty years ago since I landed in Montreal, and saw the first ship of that season (the \u201c Shandon\u201d) in port, her tonnage being 589, and drawing 154 feet of water.The records of the last three decades, commencing with 1850, when wo had the naturel channel, show the enormous stride we havo made during that period, that in the threo decades we have increased from 46,000 to 648,000, or over 1.50 per ceut.; the average size of the vessel being 235 tons against 885 tons.(Hear, hear.) The largest vessel in port in 1860 was 648 tons, while the largest now visiting tho port is 5,400 tons, while still larger ships are being constructed for the trade.(Cheers) During that time I have watched the development of the ocean service as well as that of tho railways with intense interest.When I lott Liverpool tor this country in the old Cunarder «« America,\u201d soventy-two of my fellow-passengers were the engineors and the staff to construct the Grand Trunk Railway; wo bad the Rosses, Hodges, Bidders, Spillers, Newoombs, and many others I could name.From this circumstance, and from the fact that the name of Allan was as a household word to me in Glasgow before I left, I trust you will not think me invidious to the other interests represented here, if I'say that I have olosely watehed the progress of the Allan line from its first steamer down to its Iatest wnchievement, as also the great and wonderful development of the Grand Trunk Railway, now controlling such & vast and whase success and prosperity we all so huartily desire.(Cheers.) But while saying this I am po: insensible to the fact that there are other ocean lines as aiso other railway interosts deserving of the greatest con-\u2019 sideration.The toast was drunk with all the henors.Sir Hugh Allan, who was greeted with.p longed applause, said he remembered the.Ee when a steamer of the Allan Line, the \u2018\u2019 Ottawa,\u201d drawing only 124 feet, had the greatest difficulty in reaching Montreal.Nothing eould bet:er show the progress we had made than this fact.A con- .siderable gæount of the revenue derived from the of Montreal was expended in building the ay section of wharf at Windmill Point down to to the canal, This was an expenditure which should have besn borne by the Government.He also suggested the placing of gas bouys at different points, s0 that vessels could run at all times.Iie congratulated the Marite and Fisheiies Department on keeping up to the times as much as possible.Mr.Wainwright replied on behalf of the G.T.R., remarking that the Grand Trunk Railway was a very modest corporation [laughter], and was making no uncertain strides to keep pace with the Harbor Commissioners in their improvements in the barbor ot Méfitreai.No doubt these improvements, which enabled vessels of Inrge sise to oome to Montreal, would be fully wu, October\u2019 A\u2014Ha Tics, the Hx garian Prime ter, has addressed a letter to the Municipal Couveil, in which he expresses his couviction that every eonucil feels indignant at the anti-Jewish ¢ excesses in Pres- He says a renewal of the outrages must be prevented.Immediato action wust taken against the aggressors ; no delay or half-hearted proosedings will be tolerated.\u2018The whole power of the State, he says, will dupport the councils in their efforts to suppress\u2019 the sgita- tion, i UNFOUNDED.\u201c Romx, Octoher 4.\u2014The report that the Pope had been shot at is untounded.- AMERICAN THE LANCASTER RIOTS.LAXOASTER, S.C., October 4.\u2014The situation here is still unsettled.The air is filled with rumors of the iutention of the negroés to burn the town, and, every night duriug the past week, a woll armed guard has been on duty.A milits ity company has been organized.The Adjutant-General has saved rifles and ammani- tion Lo the company.One of the wounded negroes, who died, made an ante-mortem statement, that the blacks brought the recent trouble all on themsaives : STRIKB.' WELLSTONE, Ohio, October 4.\u2014Two hundred and fiity cart men and \\sborers in the coal mines aud iron luruaces atruok yesterday, closing thé mines entirely.The cause of the strike is the refusal of operators to pay the same wages as at Coalton, whish are 20 cents more por day.THE BEST RECORD BEATEN.Nxw YonK, October 4.\u2014At Flestwood yesterday, Judge B.F.Tracy's ** Alroy\u2019\u2019 won the nursery stakes for three-year olds, in 2.37%, beating the best previous record.POSTAL REVENUE.WASHINGTON, October 4.\u2014It hasbeen certained that the net income of the Post Office Department for the ycar ended June 80, was about $1,500,000.ACCIDENT AT A PROCESSION.ST.Louis, October 4.\u2014As the veiled prophet\u2019 procession was passing last night, some seats, crowded with spectators, fell, badly injuring several persons.Condensed Telegrams.The smallpox at Cape Town is abating.The Khedive gave a banquet Monday night to the British officers at Cair The Duke of Teck has received from the Khedive the decoration of the order of Osmanieh.A number of prisoners, including Ninet, Arabi Pacta\u2019s Euro adviser, have arrived at Alexandria, trom Catro, for trial.The Now York Herald says :\u2014Albert Arthurs, the actor, who stabbed his wife, has been arrested.His wife may recover.The ghairman of the New York Republican State Cominitieo telegraphs that there are sufficient official returns to warrant the assertion that Delaware has gone Republican by à small majority.Mr.C.P.Brown, Crown Land Agent, Sault Ste.Marie, writes: \u201cTwo or three of my friends and myself were recommended to try Northrop & Lyman's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda in preferenee to Compound Sprup of Hyphophos- phites.We prefer your Emulsion, and think it better for the system than the Syrup,\u201d &c.New Advertisements To-Day, AAA AAA PPR Remember This.1f you wre sick Hop Bitters will surely aid Nature in making you well when all elses fails, 1f you are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffer ing from any other of the numerous diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if you remain ill, for Hop Bitters are s sovereign remedy in all such complaints, \u201c=I youl ite wasting away with any fem of Kidney disesss, stop tempting death this moment, and turn for à care to Bitters, If you are sick with that terrible sickness Nervousness, you will find'a \u201cBalm in Giload\u201d in the use of Hop Bitters, If you are a frequenter, or a resident | of a miasmatic district, barricade your system against the scourge of all countries\u2014: epidemic, bilious and intermittent fevers\u2014by the tse of Hop Bitters.If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair skin, rich \u2018blood, and sweetest breath, health, and comfort.In short they cure all Diseases of thestomach, Bowela, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's Disease.$500 will be paid for a case they will 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ET Obut, Wheezing, Tickling in the Throat Pain and entree in in thé Chest, and Difficulty of Breath: .Very efficacious in Asthma, Broncaîtis, and Severs Inffammation of the Lungs Lumberg 8 ecific for the Kidneys, For the Gra: Difficulty in Volding Urtne, attended with heat and 2c scalding, and all affectionsof the Kidneys.1n Inflammation of Be Kidneys it gives prompt relief.It will also be tound asoversign remady in Whites or Fluor Albus, Gonorhas, &c.Lumbers\u2019 King of Liniments and Rheumatic Pills, For Eheumatism, Neura-gis, Spinal Jrrieagion and Weaknoss, sprains, Contraction of the Tendons, que in the Broast and Face, and all pains situated in any part of th > Boûy.The bills ate very valuable and su ni rem dy for Acute an and C Rhoumatiten, usod ln connection with the King of ar Lot For sale by all the Principal Druggtsis, WHOLESALE BY LYMAN BROS.& CO.Whelesale Droggists \u2018WM.LUMBERS, Sr., SOLE PROPRIETOR, 288 CARLTON STREET, TORONTO, ONT.20 STOVES, RANGES Furnaces.now Acknowledged, NO COOK STOVE HAS SUCH A NANE\u2014A PERFECT BAKER.THE WINDSOR, THE ARGAND, THE GARFIELD, All First-class Hall Stoves.\"CHEAP STOVES FOR WORKING PEOPLE.We have an Immense Assortment\u2014seme 200 patterns of Stoves.Purchasers \u2014 \\ | Jornieg Outremont, by Order of ur.Robert Wark, on The Superiority of our Goods is : Tho stock is tn excellent condition and Teall asmorted .tha basiness of bast tu Pat 200rds à Splendid opportunity fc anyone Ee t- \"Thel.eader \"t.Catherine strect, and & fèw minutes from Bt.Jumes street and Post don A oan bu rescued ID Wie middie of diner 4 es the she dari Lune 0 0 wit che se Bout.13 1s also convenisnt to oat the churches, $honts, Oaks, jo the Pitens of Amusement.aren tills.tits acnual pa payments, at © per ceat., or all cash, hn will bo ae ae 227 THOS.4.POTTER.Aucti (CHURCH BY AUCTION.On Friday Morning, 6th October.\u2018will be sald af dat wy room, thé FREXCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURC Doro streot, corner Bronsdon lane, pren La and St Urbain ste.Tho chur: ts well but wrence of aoid brick, with stone foundations.Parioct title.Cadastral No.302, St.Lawrence Ward a'clock.THON.J.POTTER, À i STATE Late JOHN OBORNE.lve Double Cotinge.corner #t Patriok aud Island streets, with a fine Lot, about \u20ac8x128, afforaing ample y: garden roo , and said to be the best lot la ANGIE LLLAL XK, will be auld by ORDRE OF Fie BXEGy TUR:, at my room, on * Tuesday, 10th October, at 10 o'clock.The lot is perfectly drained.THOS.J.POTTER, 232 Auctioneer.ST PATRICK STRELT.on Tu ps av A GOOD ii SVT DT] lente Baie at 1 LOT, 48x128 FEXT.233 Naan.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.ESTATE CATHERINE McGEE aale of the Property Nos, and 17 Busby ne 15 .By auction at my room on Wednesday, 11th October, by order of the Executors, the abo rear Lralg, Bad Badegonde and v sweats.About wat front; area, about 4,000 feet.tale at 10 o\u2019ciock.233 THOUS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer\u2019 FAEM, STOCK K AND IMPLE- Sale at the Hutchins (Forni Monte) St.Lawrence, ad- WEDNESDAY, en inst, offre Cows, all good milkers, Yearling Hi Quien, 1 very fine Ave-yoar À ère } Boctch cer 3 Mareet Wagguna, 3 box Sheighs, | other Simca sicigh, Mowing Yachin e, ne, Fioughs git Stoves gle Wars Houschold Baw No ressrve.x I at 10.30 o'cioox.and Cat AN = GowDET, Auctionsers.SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.300 tons pressed ot good uality, st publ at the Tallow Gepot ort Moree pan Co, St.Ounstant, Pa of Ag Tuesday, 10th October, at 10 a.m.for acuount of MAYNARD, KNIGHT & CO., Worcester, 2.31 8 BAN KRUPT STOCK or 232 Ready-made Clethiog, Cloths, Tweeds, Hats, Capa, and Gents\u2019 Furnishings, For Sale by Tender.IN THE MATTER OF THOMAS BR SHIPLEY, OF THE TOWN OF PORT HOPE, IN THE COUNTY OF DURHAM, TAILOR, ETC.\u2014 Tenders st so Druck ou the dollar on Inventory value will be received by the undersigned wp ull Thursday the 3th of October, as 12 o'clock, noon, for the following Assets belonging to the above-named estate, vis: \u2014 General stock of Gents' Furn Roady, made Ciothing, ig: 42,325 57 Btore Taratture and RE ren Book debra.seeveneresetmtsisoietanesinsenesne 1,666 X Tenders cash.Totus Me offered for otre sr he Shek aad deblato- cap hast ox any tender will w nocessurtiy be a0 Gebts Emmons sansa | SANUEL OC.FATT, Trusts Hallion Chambers, TY Seon ue } treal, 26th bopt., 1883.86 New Adrertsoments LC) A0 NEWEST AND BEST.THE IDBAL METHODS For Violin, Guitar, Cornet, Plano, Cable net © rman Aceord con, Flageos rERm, let Liarine Flute, Fife and Pan © books, b ia Sevres naû Less Berea MsTKO REET, by tastzuctive pages, and 86 yood tunes.| ws NET LARGE SALE STOVES Carpets, Pianos, \u201cBy Bhan * Sowing, - and general H hold Effects, sak our Boone Se Jame 8 street, _ >-Mrlday Next, 6h October, At TEN o'clock.Co SHAW & GOWDEY, bE .Avctionters- By A.Bourbonniere.WY EDN LSDAY EVENING, 4th, a8 7.30, goods, Gold and Silver Watihos Sine.Jewoliers Cutlery, &c.Sa A.BOURBONNIERE, 2333 Augtioneer.OTICE.\u2014The Sale of St.Marie.Thibault & Co.'s stoak, which Was $0 bave taken hursday, the Sth Inst., in Raoby gu car 2333 R'hoUnmoN NKERE, Auctioneer.SHERIF F\u2019SSALE OF ALGOMA LANDS FOR TAXES.HOTICE is hereby given thal on MONDAY, the Six teenth day of October next, at noon, à the Court Mouse fa the City of Torouto, I Will proosed to scil the lands for Arrears of taxne, as advertised by mo in Daily Glebe and Ontario Gasate.tec issuos of 30th Beptamberfor mar ticulars.Lists can also be obtained at Mess.Dawson Bros.st James street, Montreal.The lands comprise valuable mining locations, and are well wary the attention of buyers = FRED, W.JARVIS, Sheriff Co.York.New Advertisements To-day 230 Saw ANOTHER \u201c CAUTION.\u201d The sdvertisements indulged in by the agents of Decker Bros, in Montreal, which appear in to-day\u2019s Bran, are only intended to throw dust in the eyos of peo- plo who havo not heard of the controversy, carried on for years by Decker Bros., to restrain Decker & 50x from the use of their name on their own pianos.Nemrs DéZouche & Co.know well that the result of that appea to the \u201chighest courts in New York» was to protec Messrs.Decker £ Son, who aro the older firm by many years, in the use cf thotr name on their planos, and the fact that they continue to put their names on their pianos unésr tho protection af the laws of the State of Now York, where both the firms reside, is à direct sefata- tion of the insinuations of DeZonche à Co.DECKER & SON, OF NEW YORK, are the oldest manufacturers of the name in Amerb Their pianos aro excellent instruments, and are always exclusively used in the leading musical institusion of Amciica (the Boston Conssrva » They take first 20 everywhere eghibited, notably in Boston aad St.nis, and in the Montreal Exhibition last week nay obtained highest & award.We havo an extonsive du mand for their plar os, and they give our customers the t sation \u2018We have no doubt * that's whats the matter\" with our friends ?over the way.ALB, HEINTZKAN Co, Toro tox, Toronto.and the unrivalled wholesalo or retail, apply to the N.Y.PIANO C@,, 2300s Bt.James street, Montres Mr.Nat Gprdwin, Kaxdheimer's and Mra.M nn y Onder the able tuition attention will be only $2.read eld ay, Me C prepared to Fall Chgmplonship G PMECTRE ROYAL Every kvening A AEA i ra.Dropins, conan AoE ot Dei ster Popular Prigee.Seats \"A CADEMY OF MOSIO.po ie =) we pe one : te Pratt | conmrerss = Lights o\u2019 Ri Ei, An unqualified = and an assured sucopse uaz Theatre, New vos LIGHTS O' LONDON ,.best patent tne og and with.all ay y at Bux office.adon and New You LACK FLA introdtcing OG Liza Weathorshy borne.BEETHOVEN QUARTETES r CLUB (OF «RS BALL, Evening and Saturday Aart moon, Veto Sth and 7th.GRAND CONCERT AND MATINER, BENBMT OF Mrs.PAGE THROWER, sone oY emeTROYER + TRES OF » Ovo HOVER see Gallery ( 75 PLAN OF HALL AT os MALL OPYICR.Tlehete far sale st at\u201d Mext vesk the Latent Sensations THE! qu y Le Lecture ds ctursrou we ESA TUESDAY EVENING, Ard Setoben, + ss XIGHE s'nloak.Subjech\u2014\u201c THE INPLUENGE OF \u2018comranaerrt PATHOLOGY ON HUMAX MEDICINE» ADMISSION FREE, MONTREAL Amite Ale Assoc GYMNASTIC aps WILL COMMRNER AUESDAY, | 0th 90 res ut .COOPER, Tate Classes for Boys w \u2018whish vous and anviphon to whiol will in boxiag at the e Gyananiam.him vaio Fo Le HATON, Hen.Soe.MONTREAL mater Malet i FT Classes foe member 4,000 Overcoat ULSTE RS : Ay Wow siarwh SEA : FEARFULLY REBUCED-P mE: Bolifed asl s TIVIDERD ONE HA PEE CENT Cu Re Ee set) Sepia MONTREAL, 60 Monday, the Som Da of elabee vat; ETE A BALE CROWDS ARE BuviNg THER HUSTON'S.THE CHEAPEST | sux CLOTHING HOUSE IN THIS CITY.3 St.Lawence Mainst ' should remember in buying à Clendinneng Stove They not only got a good article, but they can\u2019 ale ways get Repair Plantes.\u2014 STOVE PIPES Put Up by Competent Hands.utilised.The Grand Trunk Railway now, through eombinations lately made, controlled over 3.000 miles of carriage with fine lake ports, and its gross revenue amounted to half a million doilars per week, representing $26.000,000 per an- pum, and would be able to Jovido = shipping for all the vessels that came to Montreal.QUEREC HARDOR COMMISSIONERS.The Harbor Commissioners of Quebec was pro- ed by Mr.Roilsad and responded to by Resor.V.Valin, M.P., and Dobell.Mr.Dobell, in replying, deplored the lethargy of Quobes, and gave as an instanco that the Harbor Commissioners of Quebec joined heartily in the triumph ot Montreal over the necomplish- ment of their great work, but he deiended the Action of that commission at Ottawa in arking the Government not to assume the cost until it was ascertained whether Quebec could offer the accommodation required at much loss expense.The health of the Montreal Harbor omis sioners was proposed by Mr.DobeH and responded to id Mr.Robertson.\u201cPeruvian \u201d arrived at Quebec at half- Live, and she had hardly been moored to the Bompany's wharf when the \u201c Quevec\u201d came alongside and took the party on board for the return trip.This journey was enlivened by an impromptu concert gotten up by Mon.Mr.Tail- lon, the principal feature of which was the singing of ihe honorable member for Montreal Bast himself, \u2026- The Rilowing guckiemen took part in the ex- eursion :\u2014Sir Hugh Allan, Andrew Allan, G D Angley, Henry Bulmer, Hon J L Leandry, G Boivin, ¥ D rr L Deacbien, Capt Baz- olay, Alphonse Beyer, Ald.Beausoleil, J P Enter her , 4 J Caran, M B, BJ hiin, Thos Cussils, Ald Donovan, boll, Thos Davidson, Geo K' Day, Chas I Gould, AW Grenier, M H Gault, MP, D Girouard, M P, A Æ F Giasolli, J Y Gilmoue, y W Hen- shaw, Capt Thos Howard, Ald Hood, Jeha Hope, OT Hart, Hingston, Ald Holland, HR Ives, John Kerty, 8 M Kin Price of cach book, 75 cent.\u2019 = : Because wntranslatable, and as Robert Ball : sys, * net the vehicle, but the substitute of \u201cthought.\u201d .Those phrases are venerated in pro- \u201cportion to their mysteriousness, and the mem- fers are awed by them, upon the same priuci- pi» that a man is frightened by a trifling in the dark.Those who understand least are influenced by them most.> Practically the House is ruled by names and _æant phrases, but neither party has a 1onopoly 2.tof the cant, and Mr.Gladstone will find con- i 2 idarable difficulty in abolishing it.Any \u20ac ical reform in the procedure must be in w direction of minimising the talking.TRE SHIP CHANNEL, WFieusnut Trip te quebec on the \u201cPeru- A CRE py fre Channel 1ented to Twenty- \u201cFr LA Wien pw good ship « Peruvian,\u201d of the Allan ; steamed out of port early yesterday morn- on her trip ® inangarate the now 25 feet \u2018between Montreal and Quebeo, hor decks etowded with » goodly assemblage of repro- geptativas of the trade ef the commorcial \u201cmetropoiis and'ef the Dominiun at large, as well ! is aoverni of the leading members of tho Detmin- Cabinet interested im the ship- Bogs vommerciai interests of the country.trip of the ** Peruvians\u201d ia destined to mark Row aud mast important epoch in the history of renl's hadi.As the buwsers arc being cast from the whasf a-goud epportunily is presented giving an ides of the cngineering sucoens which A illustrious party.are assombled to jolekirate.The natural channel through Lake St Jor ma was, in 1880, scarcely sleven fest deep.dnapencé it out and at dE dues Re to 16 feet, rs later 18 feet E=5 des obtained, the erOWBIoE result.wan sup- 2 posed to be aecoffiplished, whon.in Xevember, 3808, 20 feet waa obtained.In 1873 on act providing for n lonn of a million and dollars to be raised by Government to \u2018the _channél te mot less than , In 1878 twenty-two Now as toour financial position.It may be roundiy stated as follows : During the Las ten yoars wo have exponded un capital account for the deepening of the lake and river, including plant, say.Capital expenditure on harbor.Ordinary expenditure on harbor GOUNOP3 NEW ORATORIO, The Redemption, Kovello's Edition.adi original orénactration ja Just on considered the greatest sven duction of Mondeissohn\u2019s Elan te he Kind nos for specithen copy.Price, §1.00, BUY AND TRY BUY AND TRY - STRACHAN'S GILT-EDGE SOAP.- TRY AND BUY TRY AND BUY TRY AND BUY STRACHAN'S GILT-EDGE SOAP.THE BEST TO-USE.\"THE BEST TO USE.THE BEST TO USE.STRACHAN'S GILT-EDGE SOAP.IT SAVES TIME ITSAVESTROUBLE; IT SAVES MONEY.| STRACHANS GILT-EDGE SOAP.+ i (CAUTION.DECKER BROTHERS mts so partecti ashen, have established 00 high s reputadiin had reapid oo plentiful a financial harvest as the resull unceasing improvements in their art, that they aie considered § lagitimate prey by pmpeinoipieé Soaps amt imitetées |., whe sisal thetr name, countorfeil thelr tengement, and | purioin their dixttoctive patterns Bog sondes, 3 is ude: | fore peosseary that intending purchases of, the geamfed \u201cDecker should sxercins care that they be net de- | estves by fraudaiens misrépresentations.The highest | courts of law in New York have established beyond etn troversy that the caly piano knawn to.the publi 36d te | the piano tunde as \u201cThe Dosker * A SHEE is tae pro Making a total of.Our income for the ton years has been $2,6600.- 000, leaving a deficit of $3,440,000, which has boon borrowed from the Goreramont and the pubiic.The bonds and liabilities outstanding at tho end of this year will be $3,861,000, of which there was outstanding in 1873, $1,282,- 480.The indebtedness to the Government is $2,165,000, and to the public $1,466,000, or a total os already stated of $3,861,000.In the ordinary expenses are included interest on bonds; and to the Government, ropairs, ohargos of management, Æe.I have not so far venturod to express any views us to what atiould be done for the future.Were I sure of the financial question being properly rettlod, I would bave no hesitation ia ex- p: pressing my opinion, which I believe is shared by my co-commissioners, as to what sheuld be done, bat knowing that for she prasent under our greatly reduced tariff of does we have reached the prudential limit of expenditure, I feel that asu- | tion is desirnble.Yat I must say, and in deing so, 1 do not wis: for a memenlio embarmes m honorable friend; the Minister ef Publie Works, por to commit him *o any expression of opinion, that the Harbor Commissieners art unanimously of opinion that the Dominion of Canada ought te assume the dobt whick las 30 (ar been incarred for the deepening of the chuanel since Coafed- eration (hear, hear), and mot only so, but that they should further grant the sum required to deepen the channol 0 twenty-seven and à half foot, n work which ean be done so muoh more cheaply now than at any future time.(Cheers.) The grant of a millisn aod a half was made for a harbor of not less than twenty-two fect in depth, whereas one of twenty-five fest has bean obtained for nearly that sum, taking the plant inte eom- sideration, and for this magaifieent result Mr, Keanedy desorves all the honor.ln saying shat the chaanel debt should be assumed by the do A eromcnt, Jet me state that believe no ox of, and \u2018the .work has ture that hase boom made en railways, osals, of until it resched the present other public works has been, sad will be, of such Coa vital importance to the Dominien as a whele, or TER TRIP DOWN.will yet show sueb splendid results Re the Facavien \" is ohos unmoorad, she amount Sh as that upon the work we have the new channel, and, after this sially Mp.Rebertown eon- Parting mine frem the carronades je | y proposing id Her * Major's Pater,\u201d until thon fying at | pige eee the.Dominion Scand.steamer, woder a me moves stosdily eut of the har The Singing School Season is us.De not Dent | of woplcoring our new end very superter [LS THE PEERLESS.(750%) W.© Prarrey newest and porno thn ant Sng Sloan more\u2019 Boor by this auther, Clas THE IDEAL Sota) 1.O.Buxzaawy Vom ventions cod suey\u201d | piamo)-ts mmmuisctured » pénis Dever, h Any bosk mailed post free for retail pries.\u201cUnion Square, K.X._ mt i OLAVEM DITSON & CO.Boston.' © E.DITEON.4 CO.843 Broatway, New York.NOTICE.In the matter of A.PICARD, of 58.Jean de Chillon, Pieces of Stoves Supplied romp.CLEARING SALE \u2014 OF a HATS, CAPS AND FURS, 159 Motiill trees, opposites Albion As Hotel.a Otediteys whe have not duly proved their = Unis matter are requested to do en within cight 1am abbut propering » Anal dividend.- ; A.MeKAY, Trustes.Kxpests Betldings, Montreal.231 3 N° TICK.in the matter of \u2026 In consoquente of giving the Wholesale Hat Pur business, tho whole atch wil bo noi off yp To bo FA Ka - thefr ptock at sack A6 RO FATUIY 5 About 408 empty Packing Const for sade.JOHN | $6.00.Thomas Babiches, of Three Rivers, TBE PRIDE OF MONTREAL UN .! Creditors who have asidaly proved thete.claime in this \u2018 fouurohill &' Cos Specialty Pants.SHARIN SS Tow mens pars = x Ji 157 ST.ANTOLNE STRERT, A Memon ora, John BSS de mi 1 | megeen Webitag, Mesteesd.BE NTBSITI, the mms VATED: Hodgson's Hat ne y 3 ava reser nT.Jownchecy.Ouslg sonet, Mendy ULANWRRETALL BAUR STORE, : TMACHIN.ERY.PSE ; FSU i * 1300-4FE, CATMERINE STREET.ses 12 La Angi SE { of & teachat, tember of a era of Dancing Of the Uniseé States, \u2018 Farm: BATE BROOMS.à pretty.\u2019 > MOVÉGES STE SOVEREIGN 5 A, Jak PeShate, os, M PP MoGibben, M MoLelland, Glas- pr F Naak, Hon A W Oglivie, W O'Brien, W Patterson, Ald Pricter, H F Perley, ane Robertuon, J B Rolland, Ad Robert, th, Jas Stewart, G W ~- Head R Thibaudesn, A 4 Trottier, L 0 \u201cWa Tatwor, Glasgow; A | K Verret, Thos White, M P; H i» Whitney, Ald mist ever the \u2018river, whieh ver, w the or He J ¥ Wulf, Hen 38 \u2018 , EELS : = Bummer morning is .Warisle, Wa Wainwright Workman, : ; ER, SW fn ATE Te = to dispel.The dranght of the : tt.sir ; pw 20 ne ; FEES MACHINE ERY\" 87 was 26 fest below the interest was given to ent abt ra PA » mandat 5 waa and à spar was lashed over ond ; TH | a nm go 2:8 PUBLAC, having sent ved the Hrénnét yered.; Mad whiamver exhimved oe te aantuians, AON 2d : \u201cécasfally trested de Surgeon of the and English surgeons Ty temationst bows et writets the In vers monts in anges: on a Vere, EA TH QT CHARLES, \u201ca Em Meta oder rrm to hit | fy rer » the wife of Ed- papers please di At mes street, Sent.8.ges ur city, ce FETED foe ar 0-0 MARRIAGES, \u2019 ASER, PBELL\u2014, Gabriel's Charah, \"Rie 37 Aue Bad Tank by toe lier, Kobe he aT e of the bride, Harry > mpl, of ay , * ; MACUOUGALL\u2014At Christ Chureh ral, on Wedn , the 4th inst.by his rdeaip the | Bishop of the ery or the Dean, Mr, James Heid Wilstn to Florence Imbel, second dyugh ou worn Mao Dougall.233 3 / MÉGELOW, HOLMES\u2014At the Church of Bt.John Montreal.Oct.4, 1882, by the Edvard Bigolow, Kad: ugh ip Kelfors, mon 3 Now XOoTK, ortrude : BE second od dsiichier of Frank M.lielmes, 5 .; late of this city.YLIS, ADAMS\u2014 At the residence of the bride 8 her, 207 7 University streot, on the FN wit nn ined by the More à i ol me 3 4 only daughter far of à me DEATH YER\u2014Killed at hazenionn Falls, NX A Lionel, son \u2018at will thks ul on \u2018Thurs the pa _Imst., trol ather\u2019s residence, or Hal - = Montreal, at 3.3 putes En to the 2, Soglish Cathedral, and thence to Mount Royal Cemetery.riends are invited to attend.233 2 ; > MgCULLOCH-\u2014In this cit city, on Tuesday, Oot 3, .Eva Amanda, McCulloch tliechs and beloved daughser of Francis McCulloch Esq., Assistant Chief Fire Department, aged DEN Funeral from her fathor\u2019s dhs 68 Wellington street, on Friday afternoon, Oct 6 p-m., to St.Stephen\u2019s Church, thence w Mount Hoyai Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances 2% invited to attend.Her end was peace DESJARDINS\u2014In this city, on the 3rd inst., at the age of 36 years and3 months, Marie Jutie iller, wife of George Desjardins, butcher.une take place to-morrow, Th ay, at 6 am.from her late residence, No.\u201819 Bt.Mary street, to Et.Vincent de Paut Church, thence to the Roman Catholte Cometery.Friends and sequaintances are invited to attend without further notice.\u201c PANGBORN\u2014In this city, Oect-_l, of paralysis, W.Pangborn, aged 67 years.Funeral Soares nesday, Oot.4, to Mount Royal tory.BROWNE\u2014At Meaford, Ont., on the 28th Sept., Mary ary Emma, intant child of Harry J.Browne, of elsons Bank, and Maidine Beaudry.33312 MATTHEWS\u2014OUct.2nd, at Chicago, Benjamin thews, son oi Mr.Peter Matthews, 1174 St \\oine street.Montreal.'uneral notice nerealler.BMITH\u2014At Compton, Que., onthe 24th Sept., Mr.Alfred Smith, aged 74 years and ¢ months.QUIN\u2014At 38 Dosrivicres street.Oct.2, Frank J.only son of Quin, aged 1 year and 2 months .to-morrow, Wednesday, ak 4,5t8 am.232 2 FORD\u2014In this city, on tht Srd inst, William Thomas, infant son of Jobun Ford, printer.Funerai wili take place from the residence of his er, 75 MoCord street.on Thursday morning.bth inst, at 8 o'clock, to Reman Catholio Ueue- tery.Friends and in will please ao- cept this intination.FOX+\u2014In this city.on Tuesday, Oct.3.Joseph Fox» late storekeeper in the Commissariat Dapart- ment, aged 94 years.Lhe funeral from bis late residence, Nu.(7 Mulberry street, Hoebelaga, to-morrow, Wednesday, Oct.4,at 3 p.m.Friends and acquaintances are respoctinily invited to attend wi without further notice TESSIER\u2014On Monday nizht, 2nd inst, Marie >lanche Gragietle, second daughte 3 ot Mr.Joseph\u2019 Tessier, aged 1 months Pitt years and 8 Funeral from her [hers residence, * At Bt.Sophia, que 37th S Sopt., Gilbert Andre street, l'hursday, at 8 2-m.ait, eldestson of George T RENNICK\u2014In this city, Oct, 2, Elisabeth Cowan, loved wife of Edward Renniclk.oral trom late rosidenoe, 112 St.Mary street, on i the 5ch inst, at 2.30 p,mn.Friends and noces are respectiully invited to mien: : WYN\u2014AL thes residenes of Jam James RB.HE SCs alone] i wife of \"ied treet, on : Fhursday next, st ox 30 = to >t.George's Church.Friends end aéquaint- are respectfally invited toattond.in the 72h Faun the 2nd inst.Henry taines, your of his age, a pative == Co, Cariow, Ireland.Funeral will leave residenge, No.3 Roy Laas, on Wednes- a.m., thenoo to Howan .Friends and acquaintances vited to attend.[Chiongy, papers please copy.) PETIIGREW-\u2014In this eity, on the 2nd Oct.in his James Poutisrow late F985 big MH.M.Military oy Train.The uveral will take place from his late residence, NY Ca ning street, on Wednesday, 4 éth inst, at 3 o'closk, to Mount Roys! Cemetery, Friends and C 231 3 Oot.1.Monier Hur- late residence, 831 ednesday, at 8 o'clock HURTUBISE\u2014In this ol tabise.Funeral from | 8 Lagauchetiere street, W Ati Friends ROQUAINIANCES AK FESPOC invited, LARUE\u2014In this city, Oct.1, Narcisse LaRue, architect, aged 63 yours and d 8 months Funeral from his late residenos, 87 Bt, Christopher street, \u2019 as 6.0 am, Wednesday, to St.James\u2019 Church, and thence to the Roman Catholic Cemetery.iends and acquaintances ploase acoept this notios.{ihroe Kivers and Quebec papers please copy.) VO 1 ne Weather |S pme=Thermometer ax iieam & Harrison\u201d eunnç she ast S34 aenrs r\u2014 \u201cOrv.Ram iam, Max.Win.Meas.88> 47: 89 - 603, 420 810 Daremeter\u2014 pom.~ 30.34 8 2.m.\u201430.88 3 nm\u2014-30.29 1 a.m.\u2014Probabilities next 24 hours: Light to moderate winds; continued fair weather; stau real French gabe aad superior In dye and rien appearance te any English er Bosteh made goods Ladies will please examine our stook of Black Cashmeres before purchasing eléewhers.JUNT OPENED.A new shipment of Jet sod Blws Black\u2019 Froneh Cashmeres.DRESS DEPARTMENT.For all the novelties in Dress Goods go S CARSLEY'S For the largest variety and best value in Dress Goods, go to S.CARSLEY'S.JUST OPENED.All-Wool Nun's Cloth, in Cream, Pink, Light Pink, Sky and Light Bky.JUST OFENED.New Colored Brooches, in Bilk and Wool, vory rich and stylish goods.S.CARSLEY, MONTREAL (CARPETS.CARPETS.a0 TO S.CARSLEY\u2019S FOR TAPESTRY CARPETS.TAPESTRY CARPETS.3.CARSLEY\u2019S, FOR Sovtch All-Woel Carpets.Sootah All-Woel Carpets 60 TO ° S.CARSLEY'S FOR Stair Carpeting.Stair Carpeting.1 ALL MAKES.MATS.8.CARSLEY'S Ferkish Mots, \u2014 Reversible Nats.| Velvets Mats.| Tapestry Nats.Are of the Latest Designs.S.CARSLEY\u2019S MATS.Crumb Cloths.Crumb Cloths.Orumb OCleths.Cramb Cloths.CAN ADIAN SILKS.Montreal made Silks are selling better than ever.It may be said with mush confidence that the Ladies like them.SPooL THREAD.Clapperton\u2019s Spools are going spleadidly, and pleasing as they ge.J NITTERS SAY Fist Pak tng Coton the best.ary or higher temperature.Appointments this Evening.Aeadomy of Musio\u2014\" Lights o\u2019 Lendon.\u201d Theatre Royal\u2014Mafit and Bartholomew's Pan- + tomimo Troupe.Crystal Rink\u2014Datchers\u2019 races., New Advertisements this P.MALL AND WINTER DRESS and Oclored voirie Ladies\u2019 Cashmere Hose.Yulin\u2019 Lamb's Wool Hows.Ladies\u2019 Merino Hose.Ladies\u2019 : ot Marie.All-Weo! Osthaere Gloves.Livery Nui, ; tons, in all sizes.Mine Feit Cloth.y ae GLOVE WAREMOUSE, SSTABLISMRD 1897.4 run, MUSE, ge i ARCH PEAR.remanent above Chapter are om Ea rs s éEina tai, AU BON MARCHE.ALP, VALIQUETTE, DRY GOODS IMPORTRE, WHOLE BALE'AND RETAIL, Si and 33 St Joseph Street.FLANNELS FLANNELS.SIGNS.IN SALABURY FLANNEL Ge TO VALIQUETTE John \u201cWarphy & on - IMPORTANT.To TUE READERS ©! OF \u201cTHE STAR™\u2014' STRANGERS AND CITIZENS.We are receiving by weekly sisamers 8 large snd besnsiful stock of New and Fashionable Dry Goods Worthy © of your attention, having besa chased tn Great Britain and the © Centineat Aember ofour tirm.The sigles arc all new indent.Teo quale Le radiale, and the value cannot be - by any Che Whotosala OF Notalh or both.NEW BLACK SILKS, - From 50c 0 $4 por yard, all special value.MEW BLACK SATINS, From 50c to $2 por yard, all special valus.NEW BLACK BROCHE SILKS, From $1.25 t0 $4 per yard, all silk and a upécial vaius.NEW COLORED SATIN & Moire Stripes, $1 per yard, in ail colors, worth $1.50 per yard NEW COLORED BROCADE SATINS, In ali colors, at $L25 and #1.50 per yard, the nowost stylo for trimmings.NEW COLORED RUADAME SATINS, 1n all colors, with Broohes $0 match, very rich and good.NEW BLACK CASHMERES, Union, trom 300 to 7c per yard, special value.NEW BLACK CASHMERES, French, all-wool, from 500 to $1.50 per yard, all apocial valse.Our 800, 90e and SI Cashe meres are fre.46 1e 4% imchen wide, and extra henvy for Autumn.We have two Nhades, BLUE BLACK, and JET BLACK fer Mourning.New goods of all kinds at bottom prices at John Murphy & Co.The piace for strangers to buy their Dry Goody, John Murphy & Co.Fhe place for citizens to buy tasir Dry Goods, John Murphy & Co.The place for families to buy their Dry Goods, John Murphy & Co.The place far every man, women and child to buy: their Dry Goods, JOHN MURPHY & CO, Ed 403 and 405 Notre Dame Street, , CORNER ST.PETER NOTICE! THE JOHN MURPHY CHOSEN KID GLO IN ALL STYLES SALES INCREASING.EVERY PAIR GUA- .FIVE PER CENT.DISCOUNL FOIL CASH ON ALL L PURCHASES OV OVER ONX DOLLAR.MID GLOVES NET.403 and 4056 NOTRE DAME STREET Cerner Nt.Peter Street.at A CARD - TO THE Ladiesof Montreal and Visiity.+ \u2014 Bais year, seme 0 0 Peocading ous * Ladies\u2019 Hats and Bonnets have oMained a0 immense aad a well-earned success sh the Exhibition.The Geld Nadal, the Wares Dip.Jomas of Honçe, and the ton First Prizes awarded us \u2018will speak well snd prove beyond doubt that-we hold the first place in Canada In the Millinery Depart- month .We have desided 10 Open Sur Annual Exhibition in our vast and splendid Millinery $howPariors, on WEDNESDAY, YHUMÉDAT, FRISAŸ AND SATURDAY, he 44h, 06h sad 7th inst, whem and where visl- sors will Haq, besides the rewarded Hats sad Bon- Bote, an Smmense and besusifel aseriemint of TRATHERS, a R55 In toe ery Toes pte, cibtuly Giroly tnported from the Veet makes of the Parisian, London sad Rew York contes of Entité.Bxpeciing, Madam, the mea ar vou wa vin the ever of your pe, 160 tpi FOR THE BENT AND CHAAPRET CAXADEAN, |.PLARNEL, FOR TER BREST AND CHRAPINN FANCY FLANNEL FOR THE XE GHEAPESY WEILER YARN, YARN.ce Te VALIQUETTS FR POR CANADIAN YARN AT che vu 8, 0 oY 200 TOH VEILINO WOBETRD AT JOB S00TOR ALOA TARE AT 63 GO TO VALIQUETTE ETF FOR SHIRTS ANY DRAWERS, IN .SO0TOH AND ENGLISH WOOL, 33 Guess e \u2018 Goods husk opened, ve be utvertisné to-maciet FRIIS BEDDING, and Furnlters, \"we TBE \u201cBim, \u2014 One of the partis root Holy to ka = \u2018whe ited Jon cencerning .the Era stile mnt Of the J Namee Wnalan anit, wisely: wefrains frm favoring the public with his nade, 1 Wittiont, howeyer, ¢ g the good taste\u2019 of! rushing to the publie prints with sosounts\u2014epen were they ocorrect\u2014ol private and professiopal interviews between lawyers, permit me, with re- ferehce to the pars your correspondent furnishes vou and publishe in your paper of last evening, y.That the entire conversation at which The subject of a compromise was discussed was strictly private, and was understood to be so po- tweon lawyers; Secondly.Thes Mr.Whelan was not presenk st.\"Thirdly.That it was theresalt of a suggestion hy Mr, MoNamee that wo should endeavor to comte.to a settlement.Fourthly.That the pro 8 wore made r.McNamee's behalf, and that throughout Me: helan refused to ussent to thom when commba-\" ' icated to him.Fitthly.That the only mention of five bundrod- dollars by me was in answer to à proposal that $he- defendant should psy twenty-five hundred dollars, aud was made by me at Mr.Kerr's suggestion, with a view 40 getting rid of the trouble of a threatened action in damages on the civil side, if the prosçoutor would abandon it on sach a\u2019 trifling consideration, and in the balief\u2014shared in\" apparentiy by the Counsel opposed to us\u2014that such an offer was tantamount to a declaration that no settlement could be come to.And finally, That throaghout sll the attempted negotiations Mr.Whe!an nover consented to sign any apology, or witudraw the chargos made against Mr.MoNamee, persisting on the contrary that he would never do so.With rogard to the apology which you publish, that the publie may koow that gentleman\u2019s (Mr.Whelun's) opinion of the evidence ho Lad brought forward in his defence,\u201d\u2014and which yuu seem to forget is not signed, \u2014you will permit me to add that Mr.Wholsn never saw that dooument nor any such document, and that it shows, if anything, what Mr.MoNamee was very anxious to have Mr.Whelsn sign, but nothing that the latter in anywise assented to.I must decline to be further drawn into a newspaper discussion on the merits of a case upon which the proper tribunal has passed.Neither my client nor his counsel are prepared to admit the competeney of any journal to pro- nounoe a judgment nonobstante veredicto.Your obedient servant, CHarLES J.Donzrtr.Montreal, 3rd October, 1883.STREET NAMES ON STR EET LAMPS The Details of the New Departure.« The new plan of putting the names of the streets on streot lamps, like in Boston, New York and other American cities, is receiving approval and praise from every one.Ita advantages to any one who has occasion to be on the streets in the evening are too apparent to need mention, The work, which is under the management of Mr.Gosselin, of the City Clerk\u2019s office, is going on rapidly, although it involves the supplying of new tops to the Jumps.About 175 cornord lamps have already been treated, and the number expected to be done before long will be between 500 and B00 altogether.The following streets are now completely fitted out in this respect :\u2014 Commissioners, Common, Notre Dame Centre, Bt.| Paul, Bt.James East, St.James West, as far as Bonaventure Depot, Craig and Windsor.8e Lawrence, Bleury and 8t.Denis all completed except » few lumps.which will be done this week.Larsuchetiere, | Dorchester, St.Catherine and, Sherbrooke are partly done, and will be finished in a month's time.Of course the streets orosaing those named are also marked, so tbat within a month almost every street cornor between the river and Sherbrooke street, up through the business ahd central part of the city, will have its laoip marked, on each of its four sides.with the name of the streets running parallel to that side.All those ttrects ranning east and west are marked in red or.ruby color, and those running norch and south\u201d fn blue, and thess Colors come-out beautifuily at\u2019 night with the gas light inside.The lottærs are |: not painted, as many suppose, but blown in the | ques by sand blast and thus their dura- ility is insured.e work is done at the establishment of Mr.Jos.Eggington, 519 La-: \u2018gauchetiere street, end forms = very intorosting process.\"The cost to the Corporation is 25 ceuts, for each name, intludio Log the narrow slit of glass § upon which it is mark The cost per lamp is thus $1.It is the intention, within a not very long time, to mark every corner lamp in the city, 10 CUSTOMS SEIZURE: Alleged Fraadulemt Umnder-valmnti .The Statement of the lemperter, On Thursday last Mr.Moir, the Customs raiser in this port, séised seventy-six cases E apansse goods, by the Nippon Mer- cautile Company, qi Nippon Skiokwan, on the ground of alized tmder-valustion.The goods, which consist of valgable bronzes and ornamental articles, are invoiosd at $4,600.Mr.Matthew Hicks, to whom the goods were consigned, complains bitterly of the msnner in whieh the seizare was effectad.Baid he toa STAR reporter to-day : \u201cOn tbe twenty-sixth of July last the were shipped to us from Now York, with instroe- tions to sell them (o the trade, with the exception of a few of rl more oc ed of them, { month I vee kept running backward and forward, and sould get no satisfaction ry August, when .I was informed some of ham had been sent , as no Pa could Talus legraphed to H sulting in the wallestor épforting.b tbe Compay had aetéd-in ith fernisbod hing with » SEERA the Japanesp invoices entered at the York, and could further -establis \u201cmoneys which they hopo to recover ere night- fannie?hia, me morning taken te À 3! ot end oid et crabich ims\u201d hawsory» 1 farsts smtered bere shi wedié fond 0 up bm | tend to 80% eo, the judgment Bel thou re The North British oy jocessary th officials ¢b refaite t6 névept- éu ote return, and afteFiraris-to take.p By +1 lif 0d = Fi 1 i tad ê ; {i i : graphic rp per Joh hn torn express and ver a SE Peuples 78 Commissioners strest.> order to get to their a thy wir cid to pass through another sleeping chamber, in tha at Istter a man named Deiphine Beaudetie was.quartered.The latter when he retired to rest \u201cInst night had the sum of $800 in his possession.This money, which was ehiefly in twenty od fifty dollar bills, be placed in his tronsers\u2019 rolled them up and placed them under his Be In spite of all these precautions, wheu he awoke at seven o'clock this morning, the money was gone.Beaudotte at ovneo informed the police and detectives Naegele and Lapointe took up the case.After a short search they arrested Por- rault an ne at Murray's Hotel and found $108 oft Rano and $564 on Perrault.There was one fifty dollar bill and the rest io small bills.The delectives are on the track of the rest of the + Trinity Ohureb, Opposite Viger Square, A special Harvest Thanksgiving service will be \u2018held in this church to-morrow (Thursday) evening at eight o'clock.The Right Kev.the Lord Bishop will preach.The musical part of the Sorin will as follows, vjs.: Opening Hymn 387, \u201c All people that on earth dodwell,\u201d Gloria Patri Turlein D.\u201c Cantata \u201d and \u2018\u2019 Deus Misere- atur,\u201d Jackson in F., Anthem \u201cGloria in Exoelsis,\u201d Mozart.Hymo before sermon, 288, \u2018\u201c Come yo thankful people come.\u201d Anthem after sermon, ¢ Hallelujah,\u2019 Handel.Closing Hymn, 306, \u201c Glory to thes my God this night.\u201d \u2018The above service will be reposied on Sunday ewsuing next, 18th Sunday after Trinity.The Rector, Rov.W.L.Milla, will preach at the morning service, and the Rev.Canon Carmichael, of St.George's Church, at ths evening.Strangers provided with sents.Heavy Suit against a Sugar Company, Legal proceedings were to-day institated, by Ernest Andres, against the Pioneer Beet Root Sugar Company, o1 Cuaticook, for tho regovery of s sum ut $19,000.The plaintiff contends that the Company are indebted w him under the following ciroumstances: Prior to 1880 be was oo- oupying a responsible position in Germany, and was engaged Lhere and brought to this country by the Hetondants: as superintendent of their factory, the written agreement between the partios being that plaintiff shouid receive a salary of $3,000 per annum for seven years, this being the term for which he was engaged.In addition to his salary he was to receive 25 shares of the paid-up stock of the Company.\u2018The plaintiff was dizoharged on the 24th of March last, and vow sues for the recovery of wages unpaid at the time of his leaving, and damages.The 88.* Lartington.\u201d The tag \u2018\u2018 Lake,\u201d whioh left port last week to attompt to tow off the SS.\u2018\u2018 Lartington,\u201d\u2019 ashore on Anticosti, has returned, having been unable to accomplish anything.She brought up the staff of men who has been engaged all Summer in the work of platturming the wreck and puwping it olear, and the work has been abandoned for this season, as the weather down the river continues to bo very boisterous.The \u201c Lake\u2019 leaves again for the wreck next week, and wiil bring up ail of the valuable pumping apparatus placed on het by the contractors for raising her.A Denial.A STAR reporter, this morning, inferviewed the Hon, Afr.Wartele, Provincial Treasurer, coucoru- ing the rumor that had appesred in the news- if papers, to the effect that the Pruvincial Goycrn- ment intended to claim from the Corporation ail the fines levied in cases brought against keepers pl houses of ill-fame.Mr.Wartele said that the first ho had hoard of the matter was when ho saw it in the papers, and that 30 far no notice of sueh eolstin had been brought before him or before the Government.The Mackay Institute.The many friends of the Mackay Institute for the Deaf and Dumb will be glad to know that a debt of $18,600, vwhich impeded its efficiency for more than ton years, has been cleared of by a recent sale of its old property, aud the gencrous assistance of Messrs.DBuntin, Allan, Brydges, B_ | Mackeïikie, and others, whose names will be made .known hereafter.Temple Emmanuel, \u2019 The Divine Service of this evening\u2014Shemine Atzorcth, or \u201cConclusion Foast\u201d\u2014will begin at half-past seven o'clock, and to-morrow morning | at 10.\" The usual Friday evening service, with lecture by the Rav.Mr.Marks, wil! commence on the eomiug Friday at 7.30 p.m.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CITY ITEMS.\u2014Bome person took & horse and buggy from tho * door ot the.Academy of Masio lust nignt, ibe t train from the West was nearly three Late this morning.de Lhe Pride of Wales Riles hold a church par- 's Church on Bu four o'clock.on Carmichael will Sandast the service.\u2014A faecting for the ring up of acoo ts, &e., will Bo herd by ihe Erb bition Shorts and (hais Committee in the Gymaossium, on Friday night, nt 8 o'clock.\u201cThe recaipirat thio Custom House yostorda wers $26,4- 4.Por the last monti the receipts 44.& re $150 260.00, and for the 1 din, Soin Hes $5.69.360.ag.dusrier ending ibe \u2014 The name of the child run over bya yours mau oo horseback, Monday, was Mokedans.It is still in à eritical condition, having three ribe broken.The rider of the horso has Lot yet been foi \u2014 Mr.Gear, the man.who was badly erushed day by tho omba kmont nL of à ¢ embsakmen a drain a \u2018last Satyr the west est end of ot.Cal falling in j [upon Lis, is Yapidly recovering.Tes under the treatment of Dr.Awbroso.Vvisitors to the Peter Redpath Museum will only be admitted by path \u2018This nga, \u201c{ regret, as a great wany people will be prevented t©-latudying tbe suiontitio treasures iu the x ; withthe sane freedom as formerly.-_\u2014While crossing the look bridge at Windmill into the water and nar- | | Polat night à man foli tar awl seabed drowning.The Jock | koaper noticed a pole © it t J drenched one, a wboavantmally suceseded in sotti ng oat.\u2014~Wiiliam MoClare,\u2019 aged 33, residing in Aird the General both legs broken on by a sap wser, which pacce.Metia on oad struck im ferns ih knees.re wis ssuployéd as chester ose.ugderiph & Co.Pere Eee port mène prs Sa : oe ee of the Tol ale ware of opinion thas / \u2014Anastion.en separation de , WAS yost Ly Dame Hensemire in, against : RARE Gullbert ar sant oes e piaigtiff » support of he: et bosbs a biens dr, de prenons at vs.hobidqus % Yoru are conaml ior the ?\u2014Th ; Gorernaien t \u2018ds not inteud to secept \u2019 of Nr.Justice apon SE {erent je Insurance Company od.the Queen sad 1 Hoo.M.\u201cjmmedistoiy move to quash the injanction.5 mes wi the dociri \u2018this proceoding ba the same as upon the petition, the Size will ak anos ba easrried before the full belsh in ay Mr, pire Cor matins in ime th aires , R - 1 (ie fo pr dl ime an wack dur ne thelr Bemover ho joyaz or ii pm das average dniiy.à nis: of esr eur deparimpe GT STR ole KR, epi as Vase mer, PA: t Bucosss he Sl d visu, 81 mn Hi ; cons lamps by his uaderground | inde, Sapiin Rings, Gries Stands, ko 25 Saison 1 : Wammeron, BO, Gapiasties 47,3 omhorree + 22500 Bditor Amarisan: Gas Lighe Journal 1\" + Thinking the old a may be that * have.oh go fran yw ocho eu Tr fn ponton be ana moan o corning 3; alleged recent tampa.es Me * is inlormition was from.slagiriolan just returned ffom New York, a X uader- stood, was summoned to ity for eonsul on the subjest.My informant stated as Mr.Edison has just met with the test diss) t- ment ef bis .life\u2014the com plate.allure at RS attempt to light 2,600 bouses with his incandes- system of wires; bat 50 houses could be Highted, the electricity being conveyed away owing to imperfect ; insuls- tion, As the Iusuiation was supposed to be pe » the qonclasion that underground conductors cannot be made to work.Yours respectfully, X.[We publish the above letter by request, and give it for what it is'worth.Thode in New York who are watching, with the keenest interost, the progress of eloetrio lighting, appear to know nothing of the failure referred to.The Now York Post makes a favorable report as a denial of the rumor.Edison telographs a flat contradiction as given below.\u2014En.Svan.] .|EPEQIAL DESPARCN TO TEE STAR.New York, October 4\u2014Tho statement of \u201cX ?in tho American Gas Light Journal is abaolutely false.My oentral station has been ranning with grest auocess sinoo the 4:h September.The in- suintion of my upderground conductors is perfest, « X's\"\u201d statement to the contrary,\" is entirely without foundation.[Signed] \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Evenino Teleorams.THE NEW YORK FIRE BRIGADE.(SPHQIAL DESPATOK TO THE STAR.} New Yosx, October 4\u2014Captain Shaw, Chief of the London fire brigade, yestorday sent a letter to the Fire Commissioners in which be, after thanking them for past courtesies, eulogizes the fire brigade service of this country and the exoel- lent spirit and business-like manner in which the duty of extinguishing fires is carried on here.The state of things, he says, is i:mpossible in any other country, bat the Now York fire service, be says, is second to none either on this continent or anywhere else.In a recent interview, Mr.Shaw was roported as speaking very disparagingly of the firemen of this city.The interview caused indignation among the firemen.PRINCE BISMARCK.[&PEGIAL DRSPATON TO TRE BTAR.Y BxeLiwn, October 4\u2014Prinoe Bismarek in ex- peotad here on the way to Fredericksruhe, Where, he will remain during the Autumn.Epson, / CABLE A RELIGIOUS RIOT.Cairo, October 4.\u2014The rioting between the Copts and Mussulmans, which occurred on the arrival of the Khedive, was due to fanatical religious feeling.The disturbance was quelled by the military authorities, but las broken out afresh, and the dwellings of many Copts in this city and interior toWns have been looted.The most stringent measures to suppress similar outbreaks have been taken.MINISTERIAL CRISIS, Loxpox, October 4.\u2014The Madrid Ministerial journais positively deny a persistent rumor of an impending Ministerial erisis, which, it was suggested, would lead to a reconstruction of the Cabinet under Marshal Serrano.KEROSENE IN JAPAN.YoxoHAMA, September 13.-\u2014Last year the Japanese authorities issued a decree forbidding the importation of kerosene oil lower than 1s degrees test, to go into effect in September of this year.Action on the decree has, however, suddcoly - ben \u2014posipéned - wutil- July àffiext year.AMERICAN.THE COMET.WASRINGTOX, October 4.\u2014An cbencvaion of the comet made yesterday morning by Professor Winlock, assistant astronomer at the Naval Observatory, shows that its position still agrees very well with that obtained from the calcuta- tious of Proiessor Frisbie when first seen.It does not seem quite so bright, but there isatill a good nucleus.Observers here as yet see no reason to change $heir opinion that it is the Barnan comet.A FATAL DUEL Hovetox, Tex, Oct, 4:\u2014C.C.Towner and Erwin Thompson, two convict guards, fought a uel mear here yesterday, Twelve.shots were changed without effect.The thirteenth nd proved that the unlncky number was victorions, both men falling dead, simaltaze.ously.; Condensed Telegrams.whe New York Times says it.was rumored lsat event: that there would soon be anôther vacaney on publigan state ticket.'Earl_Spenoer, Lord Lieu arrived in London.\u2018l'his made to the metropolis brurders.rg GER VALUABLE STEM-WINDING, GOLD WATCH, FOR SALE CHEAP.À gentieman has sont me & 2andsoms Gold Wateh, seil at à sacrifice.Zee mprement 1 gaanine \u201cFi! ont tre cases Pinto fret visit oe sinos the Phonix Park HENRY GRANT, 28 Beaver Hail Terrasse, ARD hia Les a ALITY, LU and Dessert Cutlery, Tabie and port 8 pe and Forks, Carving | Knives and Forks, P Mustard, Salt, Tes, Dessert and Table Sppons, Plated Goods of all 6 +\u2019 23 .B.PACY 1904 Les & a.1 Be.Lawrence Main wea.T : dL and \u201c st, SOS SFRERT.+ - \u2018 .- LR - / Th Bini Vo 15 ih Wd Mew and Choise Shades, Just Bosstvoit : - VELVETERNS, , Opened yesterday, à very fargs consignment © of SOR Finished Vervwiorns The enduring it fhm qr Te ne sl \u201cwieshhar, are fh thediseives sufficlant recom- \u2026 \u2014, Mutation ia inee an easly imepection 4 inl purchase, ob the BIST YALUB Ever .GED, 3 EAB FOCLOWING COLON: Tia Ton with the sabstanes re sonra | | was of u hue so swarthy, that it eviden \"| sb aepy, aad found - mealing, #3] \u201cYon,\u201d continued Winguwusd, it cr \u201c on the lips and iu the heart of Bealia, the me.dicius-water will be good for him and make him\u2019 strong.If ho thinks of falschood, anu lies spring up in his heart, but he overeoines the bad spirit within, and treads £t under bis | foot, then will the medigine-water give him pain for a short time, but hs will recover and stronger than before; aud if his lips and heart continue full of deceit, diseases and sores shall come so thick upon his skin that he shall die among these rocks, the hungry wolf and the turkey-buzzard shall refuse to come near the polluted careage.\u201d Sach, or nearly such, was the warning threat which the youth held forth in the bold snd figurative language of his tribe ; and although | Besha could not with justice be called à coward, and was superior to many of the superstitious of the Indian natious, still he had heard such well-authenticated accounts of the tniraculous power of the Great Medicine of the tent, that the words ot Wingenuud produced all, and more than all, the effect he had antici \u201d «* It ahail be done,\u201d gaid Beaha i in a subdued tone ; *\u2018let Wingeuund tell Olitipa that the lips\u2019 and the heart of her friend wili be true, and let him desire her to speak to the [* Great Spirit, that the medicine-water may not \u2018hurt him.Besha will be true; if the Crows .discover and kill Wingenund, \"the hands of Besha shall be clear of his blood.\u201d \u201cLet the words of Wingenund remain in Besha's ears; let his tongue and his be straight, and the hearts and hands 61 the Len.ape will be open to him.At two hours after nightfall, Wingenuud will be here again.\u2019 Bo saying, the youth turned, and darting throngh some low bushes, clambered up the steep and rocky bed of a mountain-torrent with the activity of a mountain cat.Besha followed with his eyes the light form of the young Drlaware, until it disappeared bee hind the tail cliff that projected so far across the narrow gorge as completely to bide its existence from the observation of any one traversing the valley, while its rugged and precipitous front might have deterred the boldest hunter from attempting the passage.The horse-dealer then oat his rifle, and returned slowly to the Crow camp, distant about a mile, revolving ss he went along various schemes for en- saring the gratitude of the Delawares, without forfeiting the friendship of those with whom he, was now allied.Wingenund had rightly estimated the probable nature and quality of his reflections, and sundry sharp twitches which he felt in his stomach served to remind bim of the dangerous liquid which it contained.Warned by these sensations, he made up his mind to obey the Great Medicine of the tent, and for the pressent, at least, to be faithful to the promise made to À ingenand- laware youth pursued his way up the rough and craggy gorge until he reached a cave that he had noticed on his descent ps likely to afford shelter and a secare retreat.Here he stopped ; and ensconcing himself in a dark recess, whence he could, w without being himself discovered, see any one passing before the aper- à ture, he threw himself on the ground, and drawing Irom his belt a few slices of dried bison meat, he made his frugal meal, and quenched his thirst from a streamlet that trickled down the - face of the rock behind him.While resting himself, he indulged in hopes and Teveries- suited to his enthusiastic nature ; he was now cag in an enterprise such as he bad often | recorded in the songs of the Lenape war- Hoe he was about to trust himself alone in the midst of a hostile camp, and to risk his life for the Jiberation o of Rey early benefactor and the friend of his ado ted brother ; he felt}.\u201cthe spirit of his fachers a f Within hia breast.halle oh es nd EL Leila | with me; and i not die alone, and the name of Wingeuund shall | not be forgotten among the wartiots of his In these and similar rbeditations he beguiled the hours until darkness overspread the earth, - and the time of the appointed rendezvous drow viens then, once more emerging from the cuve, he picked his way cautiously among the rocks, and = length found himael! a the spot where, parted from Besha.Ha purposely concealed his rifle in the Having pa was now armed only with & knife and & small pistol, which he carried in his belt.The night was cold and boisterous; dark clouds hung around the mountain-peaks, and chased each other in rapid sucocssion over the disc of the moon; w a fitful gust of wind swept down the rocky glens, whistling ss they Jassed among the branches of the somthed pines which were thinly scattered in that wild and desolate region He had not waited long when he heard the sound of ap g footsteps, and straining his keen sight to its utmost power, he racog- ¥ nized Besha, who came not alone, but aocom- by another man.pany that h tris was an addition | to the com- n 0 not expect, the youth came ly- forward, bis quick\u201d apprehensions | Gran suggesting to him that il treachery had been intended the horse-dealer\u2019s companion vould | of movgaition, Wingentnd.lod the iy of recognition, Wingen © way oa a deep recess which he had noted in s rock :at no great distanos where they collsoted and kindled a few sticks of withered juniper and which ith warmth: and vie | - ace their colloquy: rendering she pie By the light of the fire Wi d'obeerved | with surprise thet the horse- « com, 2 iad ggf nearly his own size and stature, hed | only one eye, the cavity of the other covered with a patch of eloth ; his companion y con: juned an admixture of the negro rece, aad hair, though bob woolly, was course and masted, difering entirely in its tax.A Ba wt wed tattered | ffos was ina Serene conscious of his in- \"ro De tes tte ht | atter Tirciposed to enter the Crow canip à female dress, and to find an opportunity.ws an inmate of his} for communicating with Paul Muller snd lston, As soon as Besha once made up his mind to oi Sok.of vey as possi.Hoppe: = es li discovery as ae to have in his lodge a slave, à captive taken ti à horse-stealing skirmish among the Come siiches, who pind veld Se same ago sa.Wine und, t that the youth m pepe nd more easily that he ugh BE tate ap) ar ee the pia among the Crows about e one-eyed an onc-eysd alive.Tho lattes had Ion Lis eye by the point of an > da the same skirmish which threw him Beha\u2019 » ; and being & cunning and: hia he om gn plored hn new master, W sently a him extremely useful in marking, sad dinguiniog horses Sop Wingeuund sax at wos the dift of Besha's ES Tin no-fime in earryivg it The exchavge of dress was made in a few seconds, and the borse-daler the Da ro from his poush A small bladder ointment, with which he on parry hands .and face fastenin, 5 op me time » rt) 3 wi, snd park hi he sn rae , a.Qu Epis Sal aud matted as that of Ba the head of Wingenuad, T i youth disguise wus new .eompl 0, aA masing hos own knife and oi pista) in threw the tattered blanket ever\u2019 be.es RB vi, Guessey » e - and Duchess ; without a asin aT the market.\u2018Repaire for all kinds of stoves L.J.À.Burveyer, 188 Notre Dame styoct, 1 ing Court House.\" : Nourdlgix, Sciatica, Lumbago, * Backache, of the.oot and Ears, and ail Pains end Aches.ee Tao 3ED OCT, BX WAY se | sis same ot Eee ea will rocstve 625 rewar OST\u2014N ABTRE JRNER ter and Burday events » case K BK ané root 238: A co ER TOR} M es ment atther You me pe rss mé: testimonials from B.A.Fuller, 48 Metosifo stree BEMAID W = .à Horn Vale EEE OT LOGE Las ana Aer Ay T: Dnt\u2019 A ps Ents posted with Americus M Xi oe i WWAxTED TO HIRE\u2014A STURDY HO MoS two months.The isang.1 Wine YOUNG RTS ATR We not à partie ra Jo re | Elerureiiiate Lotus Enstieh snd Lagerices routier L in Canada.a sak Phen \u20ac AE = | FE 4 tie] TE : = : hil ELTON.53 8 Fann, Perconatiy Selovtody ogs, coun counterfeitérs and such try will- ses efisotnally frightened frem the neighborhood 8: Francois Xavier Mroot i or bro ers con- to display the sagaoity tecting and \u201cfollowing u up these pret 88 was shown hy \u2018poms of their sumber bia afternoon.About hali- Post one, & young man of not very prepossessin re entered the office of Mesers.W.H.\u2018sir & Co., money brokers, at the corner of Bt.James and St.Francois Xavier streets, and pro- mated a draft for $as.0n pe able to Mr.Frank \u2018Harries; of the Travalle uranos Company.Se the members of the firm, who was pre- i intimately acquainted with Mr.Harries, immediately saw there was somcthing and sald to the man, \u201cYou are not Mr.prong: sud \u201cYou,\u201d ho replied, \u201cIjam Mr.Harries,\u201d Mrmly persisting in the truth of his statement.He was, however, told that the draft would mot be fionored without be conld prove bis identity, god he left, tollowsd by one of the partners, and Aer w a number of fellow brokers; but though a watch was set over him he contfived \u2018gos out of sight.A little while afterwards the same party, uccompanisd by an accomplice, iri notiosd by Mr.Marler entering the Bx- @bange Bank.Mr.Marler followed them, but they evidently realised the fact that thoy werv shadowed, and bolted: They then passed \u2018over to the lochélaga Lank aud prosented the same draft for $48.84, but tho casnier having Betn puton bis guurd, payment was refuse.They were then followed to the Richelieu Hotel ero thoy were arrested.THE SMOKE NUISANCE.The Cuse of Pillow, Hersey & Co.The Pillow, Hersey nuisance case was conti- - \u2018mused before the Mecorder this aiteruvon.Mr.John Porry testified that he had boca in the employ ot Messrs, Pillow, Hersey & Co.as beud foreman.Witness doscribed tho, chimneys, stat- thet they were outside of tho buridings and an.elevation of ubout 58 feet.Ho vas in Le habit - vf passing there six Sime \u201cday, did not netice much spoke, the wind blows the smoke down souc- but be did not think it affected the th of the neighborhood.Did not think such \u2018w; manufactory couid bo carried on without oa Messrs.Pillow, Hersey & Co.had tried, 4 times, five different smoke consumers, found them all failures.They were an- mous.to decrease the smoke, but \u2018mot \u201cbelieve in the efficacy of smoke- 24 ® Cross-examived :- There was me from five chimneys, but very li'lle es the four small ones.There were covers on the bhimncys.These covers served as dampers.-Direot exumination\u2014Messrs.Pillow, Hervey & #08 are conducting their busiues: in the way roll- ag.mills aro ususlly conducted, and tho chimneys \"of the same doscriplion asare used iu the Old ntry.or.J.Baker-Edwards had made no examina- Alon of the smukp from these chimneys, but had simply seen it issuing from the chimneys; did ot sonsidor that the smoke from Nova Scotis \u2018ooal was more ipjurious than the eoal used in Groas Britain, aithough it gave forth more :.emoke.The case was still in progress when we went to Eu FORGERY ON THE BANK OF ST.JOHNS.\u2018Arvest of Three Prominent Citizens of the towm.Hou.Mr.Mereior returned from St.Jobus, last \u2018 gvening, where ho has been engaged for the last \u2018few days, on behalf of the Bank of Bt.Johus, in obaining the arrest of three weil known citixens \u201cef that pisces, on the serious charge ot furgery.te name of the firm involved is U.S.Hayes & Co,, lumber merchaats, of that place, and the announcement that the three partners have been \u201carrested will doubtless be recsived with the grest- wat surprise, as they are all well known and hly connected.It appears that upwards of wonty-tmo motes, purporting to be signed by eus- tomers rm, have been declared to be 5 ies.fo severst fustagces it bas transpired that the person whose name was lorged was unable to write at all, while in no instance was the \u201cauthority given for signing the name.The total amount of the forgeries so far discovered is about Hon.Mr.Mercier and Mr.Roy repre- \u2018sept the Bank, while Hon.Mr.Baker and Mr.represent the accused.ke LAVAL AT ROME.Men.Senater Tradel Withdraws His : Actions., - The friends of the Hon.Senator Trudel, as well .&8 those of the Viotoria College, will be glad to - Éoarn that an amicable settlement has been arrived at rexarding the expenses incurred by the \u201cMoi.Benstof, in Rome, during last year, in eon- , Restion with the vexed question of contesting the \" establishment of a branch of the University of in this city.The scandal of the \"whole matter being ventilated in the law courts - J therefore prevented, and the greatost satisfaction is expressed, on all hands, that the mutual friends of both parties have been onabled to artange à setticment, which, while it does not repay tbe honorable gentleman for his long _.sbesnce from his profession here, still heals a breach in the ranks of the party, whieh promised te besome very wide.The action taken by Mr.Trudel against Dr.L B.Durocher, one of the pro- feszors of the School of Medicine and Chirurgery, .ler $6,500, bas, therefore, been discontinued, ms well asthe other suits which were being pre- _.pared against ail the other professors.EN SEIZURE OF BUTTER., - AUS Castoms Officer mot to be deme.Mr.Patrick Shields iss U.8.Customs officer jt Malone, N.Y.On Mofay he was sent to ! Chateanguay to do duty in eofn sick com- (pds, sud during tho evening earned distinction ; ssiging a ton and a haif of butter, valued at $1200, which on individual, whoee name has at a aspired: attempted to get through to ere it was to be shipped for England ny Tuesday.The butter was consigned by » .fagmer of Huntingdon county, and Mr.Shields 1\u201d watched the individual who had charge of it ior Taw hours, to sec if he would make an entry, bü \u201c au ho did not the seisure was accordingly made.Just to save four oents a pound the whoie of the seasigument has been lost.ANOTHER CONTESTATION.\u201c Îhe Prime Mimister's Election te be Contested.: 4 Quebec contemporary having stated that the Mon.Mr.Mercier had received instructions to .\u201c één:e8t the election of the Mon.Mr.Mousseau in Jacques Cartier, s Stan reporter called upon Mr.!Mereierand asked if such were the osze.*\u201c Yes,\u201d \u201creplisd the honorable gentleman, \u201cit is true; thére are all the papèrr ready to be served.\u201d * What do we allege 7\" \u2018« Simply the usual allegations as laid down in eo Act, but I may tell you that var bill of par- $iculars will sontain coalges of personal bribery fom Mr.Moussoau.\u201d Tie petitioner is a Mr.Belangor of Lachine.-\u2014\u2014 The Quebec Mystery.My.P.B.Kirkbam, the station agent at the Éoustentare depot, in ,conrersation with our porter, thin afternoon, stated thai the letter \u2018Sagad on the body of Miss Holsington, who was \u2018digoévered dead in a ditch near Loreite, was Brag by him.He had seen ber at the depot Friday.night; when she was taken ill, i - a dostor being sent for, ic was Al better she should stay in the city over \u2018wight.This she socordingly did, and, on Satur- déy miirning, she started for.Rimouski by the Ragut, » mail train, appearing wall at the time, ing she was highly satisfied st the treat- \u2018tons had received, Mr.Kirkham giving her om letter already published.He, at the same tite, naked Mr.Maley, the mail agent, to \u201cSook: afta?her, and, to-day, he had received à from Mr.Walmsley, stating that he lest ; t of the woman at Richmond.It is conjectar- -l oe on to Point Levi by a later train, orem og.to Quebec, and thé remainder is ve k Inspection.a early this morning.He thers i ed thp Harbor Poliee rr ts} had the mes paraded and exam- their olothin pointments, and rad rough the dre ur arm He o2- pressed himee ir pearance aud was gratided to bear sash le reports Emel goad cond and\u2019 eiboteney.= the he went over > mharves: and\u2019 aid | vw A Protest, \u201c Pre-Mayer Tanssse, of Three Rivers, al prev sent in this city, in g to our reporter re.morning, stigmatised the action of the Montreal | mmissioners in not inviting their brethren of Three Rivers to partake of the trip to Quebec, as a gross breach of courtesy.He aays they cousider that jvaemuch as the Moutreal Commissioners wish this channel deepening to be a national affair, they might bave invited a few outsiders, instead of confining the trip to only thase of this city.Dominion Board of Examiners.A mapiing of tho above Board is being held for tho purpose of establishing » stsndurd of flour for the cusront year.Lhe following are the Board of Exuminers:\u2014C.H.Gould, J.E.Kirkpatrick, John Brodie, A.KE.Uaguon, B.Judge, Montreal; F.Kirouac, Thos.Brodie, Quebec; W.Christie, M.MdLaughlin, J.L.Spink, Toronto.solice News In the Rocorder\u2019s Court, this worning, Georgina Vaillancvurt.for keeping a house of ill-faimo, was sentenced to six mouths in jail nud a fine ot 323, or six months additional imprisoniuent.Puilowens Giroux, an jumate, received the same seutence.| At tuo Police Court, this moruing, sieurgina Hardy, zged 15, churged wiih stealing a silk bapd- kerobiel, was discharged for want ot prool.Edouard Vervais, selling liquor ou Sunday, $30 or 8 out hs.Joseph Meilleur, veglecting to ciose his bar, $30 or 3 months.Marie Labelle, selling liquor without a license, $76 vr 3 wontns.At about balf past vine, this morning, William Browning, sn aged rag-picker.woo pursuing his vocation in Craig street, inadvertently slipped into his bug u lady's ulster that was hanging in trong of lsaac Aronsun\u2019s second-aund repository, The fatter at once bud hiw arrested, aud be war brought belore the Police Magistrate, ihis morning, whe vrdercd the depositions to bo taken.Tbero will Lu à lurimidable urruy of witnesses to exatnine to-morrow when the trial of the \"Countess\" cutucs off.Lhe prosecution has subd- panaed .weuty-live persons wud the deicnce hii- teen.A puod ducal of curiosity was wanliested today by luwyexs aid others, to ind out the nawes of those who tnd ben summoned to appear, bui au order was issued turbidding it tv be shown to anyone At the Recorder's Court, this mourning, Mcrie Loui able terms, Address, \u2018FP SEA\" PLAN ofbee.* 9; VWAETED-BOARD FOR A sol couple im a private fami] Fists terma, moderate.Address, * 7 Je.om, \u2014\u2014 UIET, MIDD 2 the charge of LE20E2 | he potrsome, one ad 204 5e \u201c able to term P 257,\" Stan Office.ANTED\u2014AN ENERGETIC 30 BUSINESS familiar with the to travel in Sonth America.APR, Davis & Son à Lawrence, M WW ANTEL-CA NET MAREE DUP- holsterers.hk strect.233 6 L ANTED-BY a C and Adres, *Q 274,\" Fran offes.ANTED=A RESPECTABLE OMAN T et dry hurse 2 %aby ok hr owt hh either wot ly sd 33 Cathedral stywet 5 Tames sreet.at ha Al 335% UND\u2014FRIVA Y LAST, ON ST.HUBERT Owner can have it by ubsst street and paylag sr Ware 2281 RAL STRONG BOYS & Harvie, 10 and 13 Bleu A B, 8 frst-ciané bértender and one wisp understands opening oysters.233 FOR A room won Faria a \u2018 su 2332 en cn haces Foy | cottage » (COMFORTALES AND HAND- SORELY FUNMISHED ROOMS Fone SUSE WANTEDS TL.}.Powali, 246 the \u201c amende honorable,\" the subscriber at length, afte\" ARCHER BAKER, the lapee of several weeks, is reluctantly consirained to General Saperintendent.adopt this course of counteracting the mischievows GEO.oid HIBBAED.: effects of such and sojustifiabl -Gen.Puss.Agen N[ACHINEEY FOR SALE, H.J.JOHNSTON, The Engine, Boilers and all the Mae ehinery in an extensive ash, Door and Faraiture Factory fer sale, separately or im bulk.Catalogne on application te Baw (JARPETS, 0 OIL CLOTHS, CUR THE carrée FAREHOUSE, 4 (BYTABLISHED 1859) Stock mow complete in very department, sn sd Be tn THE LATEST BUYLES, phot F ASSOBTMEN! Fine Goes, Che Five Per Cont.Discount on all Cash Purchases.JAMES BAYLIS & NON, 430 & 461 Notre Dame street.=.THOM Bg anufacturer of RUBBER aan COUNTING \u2018HOUSE, STAMPS, STEEL, BR RASS Ww & RAR BBON STAMPS, © 138\u20ac \u2014 = T.W.OURRIER, Canal Basin, Straws.s, LARGEST?ER rv Y.ORKMANSEIP.Geods, Goods at all riees.J UST ARRIVED.A FRESH IMPORTATION OFTHE CELEBRATED SKREI COD LIVER OIL! PRONOUNORD BY THE LEADING PHYEICIANS THR VIMBST IN THE MARKET.BRAND'S ESSENCE OF CHICKEN, ! VAN HOUGHTENS PURE COCOA, INVALUABLE FOR IEVALID3S MEDICAL HALL BRANOHE, PHILLIPS SQUARE.RERITON NOTICE \u2014 Our late exhibit atthe Montreal Exhibition will show, keep constantly Sad oy the \u201cDomino © NOW & 8 may wast anything in our line, and assure them that we pA onto nothing undone towards in our care with that tion that have trusted to and atten! them for iba past 37 \u2018Wholesale and kinds of Plain and ment ! heaith.mou The cared.ly treated at the Heart, success YLUONARY AN: ANSTITUTR, Metropolitan Churoh) Torontu, O nu MC.P30 brop rik M.D, oly Tasitete of the Xind tn the Dominion of Can- have a All diseases of the a adie Pe vatiy.40.000 past tishoen peurs tor troubles.From Rev.B.P.Austin, AM Ladies\" Coll ted Lahalations, st.WILIZANS, M1.rgans tresse eereatsed und upirlis sank very Fp rrr Eo] in doubt treatment rie the ms ra re vou throat tang RD, Principal Alms Ont.mouas, Ont., Jan.3, 1873, .Hrrros W nt Las marne minds soyere nm Lara ing the left one.Tad a ?y whether any medica) t would avall in my case.Under your treat rength and you please.= in nana peel) ach hee \u2018the patient should maxe gaso, for En many cases oven cavities of the lungs are known to-heal, and à smooth ciontrix form, ferer absolutely restored to therefore urge that those w tute this month or this recorared i'd wonted xt: odted by your rear: liberty to use these statements as ery sincerely yours, ?.AUS TIN, every Principal St Thomas, Ont.Ihave seen 80 many cases of consumption cured thas Ido botconsider an hopoless un- best-of references given from, thoes alread the nisi im write for a * bie to call of call personally at Questions \u201d and \u201c Medical ONTARIO PULMONARY INSTITUTE, No.L35-Cuuroh street, Toronto, On Mention Bran.the saf- neat health.1 would no destre treatment ehould spend no time in writing; i! you can came to the Insti- may be of the greatest be the turning point to recovery.Later t come af lo the se onsultation free, and prices of the Institute within ths reach of all.\u201c230 2awx A Remarkable Dissevery! the ez bang suspected, doctored for is the righvons.Nôtwiinutandiag the many bas Lies af clams of ués f patients, one of a © \u2018MANHOOD CAN BE RESTORED! 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In bed State nr _Btate of the System.from public generally, who filling aay orders correctness with OWEN NOGARVEY Fancy ant 11 EE ROOFING, Address M9 xood_ SOOTT & CO, Montreal, Quebec.Orders Received by Telaphons.Brewers, kc.ININSNANNNNNSNNASNINANSN JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BROS ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, NO, 260 ST, MARY-STREBT, MONTREAL, Have aiwaysou Hand the Various Kinds of ALE AND PORTER, IN WOOD AXD BOTTLE.Families Regularly supplies.154 coûx MONTREAL Octoher 9, 1883.NOTICE je CE, of Montreal, bas thie day made usto arreter sacs never ish Linen, Noto and Eve Lis jou i rake 5 AN WMATE AXD'TENTS, pr .PIERRE LESPERANCE, hat MR rain, of Loar purs Joel OUSES SCAROE \u2014 Building | Us Foy | vo \u2018100 Se.Janses Street.EE a\u201c La EX spi: de Sire Canning room for Fok BAL Can ba sen a8 7% Clty Connddioes at.6 ALK \u2014 THE BEST RESTAUBANT iD the ott: pe oes Josation.- TR HA #8 Union Avènte.SALS (ALMOST oh with poor papas Pari pc SEV 8e.James.+ |(GAUTION - EACH PLUG OF THE MTRILE IVY 1 Stier A LANGE AND BRAUTIFUL STOCK OF il {OLD FURNITURE made to lock ~~ A Fim 3227 ASE ie OG., Dis- i» + mt - M 5 |JUST RECEIVED ! GEORGE I BISHOP & CO, in untold miseries ri life may be RE En vor panne à >, the PRAHODY MEDICAL THE SCIENCE OF LIFE; ted VudutT Deckne in a National Medical Association.It very expensive engravings.valuable prescriptions for ENTWERDGE IS POVER, rym The recuperat.ve powers of this restorative are truly as- changes condition to owe of or FROM purr AND- INSPECTION.New.England Medi Medical Institate, rn om marge, the now modisel Lyeri- on SELF EBV ailon.ar ome of which ce of the book.EXVA I'rioe où $1.95; by mall sit only $1.95; Petos.Lliusteated Samp! ATION and chronic, the resalt of man; Years of exteaure and access D J worth ten la $ \u2018work - what either require or PHESEBVATION, 4 Boitoo Stross, xpiaiasd.\u2014 London THE SCIEACE oF LIFE; OR SRL.Is a marvel of ars and besuis, warranted $0 be a bedler medical book 3 be Obtairrad_aise- PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Ww.H.PARKER, M.D.Boston,\" The yw Fieamashine.© \"SPECIAL NOTICE Swcists Postale Prascaise de l'Atlaatique, BRAZILIAN SERVICE.tâcent now steamship * snk rom oatreai akon : i about the let ox agrival of rember sai madis for Bt.pansenger 20- | Tne magnificent ne de toate An Pie Man ee October, es with Rotterdam Por BBY ns date rs PR SEE È.es Teresa eus oom EEE, 1882.| 1882.OWNERS AND GEKERAL AGENTS Onnnda.WHITE CROSS LINE.STRINMAKNY & LUDWIG, Antwerp, Direct Hteamahip Communication Bee wean Antwerp and The sttéaimahtp \u201c Helvetia,\u201d K, Master, is Intended ee EE 8 oF about the 158 fo sail from Montreal Ootoder.see, $40, 983.White Cross Lins steamers offer comfortable ao- ecaamodasie for 4 11h ed number of cabin and jd pottsngers st.ths following rates Poe rates of freight, pesage or othet information, ap- brassmaux & LUBWIG, Antwetp, oro MUXDERLON & CO.CH Financial.pa dis investments in gran \" INGERARR YOUR CAPETAL desicing 10 meamey OB Tred ata Las \u2018of grave te ser! whe et ing money or pares atory ars and statements of fumd 3 free Wan vont naible on our plas Poems May dase, om Ta vaste 1,000, cash profits have been om small vy rHachelags.[3.90 s.m.].Arrive at Hochelage .J8.60am.l.Hod Station geugor Day y Trat the Canadian Pacific Kallwa io pare Hallway, Ottawa \u2014AND\u2014 and New England cit 9.00 a.m.\u2014Day Expross, vi tom, via Concord, Manchostez iving at £.40 p.m.; also for 83.00 for Richford and rans through (0 P-n0-\u2014Nig out press for Palace Blecping Car man Palace £lec y ro Tokota, 4c.à street, or arpa PAST a BARLOW, 214x Pres.and Gen Man.CANADIAN PACIFIC T 4 taws Through without Change, ant» with VING MON per Ottawa.to Detroit an and Chics.8.00 Accommodation train, for ustacho.and all the other \"ban Summer resorts esst of St.armen apply at she Com, =r 103 5T, JAMES 81 GEO.W.Asst.W.C VAN HORNE, Gen.Manager.Three Express T: = rains d 7.10 a.am,\u2014DAY mast Retna Ore.i} Bt James * \u20183.W.HOBART, 1.18 2a ars BO m., 6.30 Jam, 6.30 a hyo 915m.Junction and *pringheld, 9 a, PS METRE ea Biba.a tem York: -856 am.10.10 pu.SOUTM-EANIERN R GOING SOUTE AND 81 jam and 3.90 p.mam.and 10.30 ,.LEAVE for Ottawa, 8.30 am, 5.p-m.BL Jerome und Bt.From Uttaw .m From se NTREAL AN Sorei\u2014Bomavent: ero10 and St cy 4.Yana car \u2018Trains jenve Mile TEN MINUTES than Hochelagn.Magnificent Palace Cars on al) ns, 4nd sieoping Cars on N ard Trains leavo Montreal and quebec Ticket ofoes, 15 nes d'armée, 200 ot Jamas 85: OUTH EASTERN RAILWAY ZB as AND BOSTON AIR LINE \u2018The Oniy Line running through the White Mountaine td Portland, and the direct routs for Boston TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL: th Parior or Car.for Bos P.rime\u2014Local stations.Op Saturdays loaves at 3 pun, lnetead of Sp.my hy orate Botel, 303 Bt.Jame MACKINNON, Assistant Manarer.EASTERN DIVISION.THE ONLY DIREOT LINE TO OTTAWA; the Capital oi the Deimtunion, And the Boundleas Lumber Districts of ths Upper ot Two Past Express Trains bass 5 to Ott with ul Kiagaut and Laxunous Parlor Cars attached, 8.30sm.Morning Express, with parlor esr attached, for grave Pembroke, Mattawa and all points on 5A om Pai renting Expross, with Parlor Cur, for & Brookville and al points west.1 no trough Bleeping Car for E Toraate \u2014 me > ivon above, leavinz Moutreal is trom Hosts ed Ten minutes later froma Mule Eon gy all inf ormation regarding pany's Ticketolios HIBDARD, -Gen.Pass.| ARCHER CENTRAL VERMONT RR.\u2014 FAST LINE \u2014 FOR NEW YORK AND BOSTON, sily \u20ac oston, with Palle wae Wagner's Elogant Parlor and bleeping Cars attached, TRAIND LEAVE MONTREAL - EXPRESS for 4 York, ipeingzield, New London, asd Bos burg, New ore va peg ee a FAST TRAIN À FaOu NEw YORK.rae Might Express, via Tro of) Java New York: st 6.30 pa ] Ein oly ot ce Contr Yoo.\u2019 ; à.\u20ac STON SORTE me VW CURMLA US, General Bupertatendent, 84 aihens, Vi, Uctober tre ie, Howton, 7.; m.Nov York iat Aisze Troy, - i 3.8) pm, New York, via i ves.A Epon Botenr's oy York ya 2 et EAST\u2014Boston, vis X 00 ans ve We 0 wpazt, 8.00 DÉLAWARE AND H SOUTH\u2014New yore Dao aa WAY, JAN ADIAN rors RAILWAY, do! 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