The Montreal daily star, 18 janvier 1884, vendredi 18 janvier 1884

[" Cle te VOL.XVI.NO.15.MORNING DESPATCHES.Condensed Telegrams, The Now Brunswick Legislature will meet the last week in February.od ; The Cabinet bas resolved to resign unless Cortes are dissolved.The Vaughan Building, Providence, R.L, bes poen burned; loss very heavy.ac The fire in the premises of ver .London, caused damage of £35,000.The Park Club, London, 1s being prose- outed for allowing gambling in its rooms.The affairs of the Orientai Insurance Company of Yarmouth, N.8., are to be wound up.A scheme has been submitted to the Porte for a ship railway from the Mediterranean to the Bed Sea.Great destitution exists among Pennsylvania iron ore mine es having been eut down to 65c.and 75c.à day.The assignment is apnounced of W.H.Moore & Co., of North Sydney, C.B, a firm largely in the Cape Breton e.A trophy in the shape of a miniature piece of ordpance mounted, made of solid silver, has been received by the Queboo Field Battery, from the Marquis of Lorne, for general efficiency.A fire in the Exchange Court, New York, on the 17th.damaged rokers\u2019 offices to the amount of $60, 5.$30,000 worih of West Éhore bonds and one hundred shares of Union Pacific were burned.+ The funeral of the late John P.C.Bur eo on Laas a0 Bu, ) who was Killed op the D 4 y place at St.John, N.B., on the 17th, and was attended by all tho leading citizens of St Jobn and vicinity.It is stated that the Chinese commander has ordered the Chinese at Bacninh to withdraw twenty-five leagues to the north-west.The mediation of America between China and France after the capture of Bac is considered certain.A conference is being held at Rome for the Durpose of discussing a project for à uniform system with a common meridian.À diplomate conference will sbortly assemble at Washington to effect an international agreement on the subject.; \u2018The funeral of Herr Lasker, af Berlin will be conducted on a grand scale, as numerous societies in all parts of Prussia have decided to send deputations to it.A committee has been tormed to establish a Lasker founda- tiob at Frankfort-on-the-Main.The Consumers\u2019 Powder Co.'s mills, nine from Scranton, Pa.blow Jp one mill at a time, butween 10.20and doigt on the 17th, destruving nine &f the ten mills.Certainly one man, and probably many mure are killed.Communication 18 cut off.Wm.Wolff, on trial at the Old Bailey.London, for being in the possession of explosives, addressed the Jury on his own behalf oo the 17th.He maintained that he was ig norant of the fact that there was powder in of Edward Bondurand's revenge.The murder of Col.Budeikin has exercised a terribly depreesing effect upon tho higher Russlan officials.e Emperor summoned Count Tolstoi, Minister of the Interior, and violently reproached him for incapacity and lack of energy.Count Tolstol then resigned.The murderers of Col.Budelkin wore masks.The Court of Appeal at Liege has sentenc- od Boland, the Belgian journalist and speculator, to three years\u2019 imprisonment and a fine of two thousand francs on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses.Boland refused to divulge the names of the Preach deputies whom he pretended to bribe, The *\u201c Germanic\u201d sailed with 91 steerage and 65 saloon passengers.Bhe was spoken by the * Westernland\u201d on the 10th, The \u2018wind at the time was southerly.It is ex- the \u201cGeérmanic\u201d will arrive off the rish coast on Sunday or Monday next.Two werful tugs have been sent out to search or her.Alb han in Dartmouth, NS, named Frazer a three months\u2019 ower, has, it is sald, elo with a Mrs.Guy, whose husband was sentenced to tive Fears imprisonment at Dorchester for stealing money from the Halifax Banking Company.She has two children, and, it i= said, had a considerable smount of cash.They travelled westward.A petition has been filed at Toronto against the return of the Hon.G.W.Roses for East Middlesex.The petition makes the usual charges of bribery and corruption against Mr.personally and his agents.A motion was made to extend the time tor serving the petition on the ground that Mr.Ross has been so busily engaged In stumping South Rentrew that he could not be served within the legal time.THE NUTT-DUKES TRAGEDY.The Insanity Plea Established \u2014_tireat Desire to Witness the Trial.PirrsBORG, Pa, Jan.17.\u2014The Nutt trial was resumed to-day.The prisoner was brought in smiling.Evidence y showed that there was insapity fn the Nutt family.The desire to witness the Nutt trial 18 80 great that deputies who have charge of the tickets have been offered as high as $20 for a aingle admission.À thriving business has been oonducted since the opening by some holders of season tickets, who er being admitted, collect tickets from their friends, come out and sell them on the street at a dollar each, then conduct in the purchasers, lift the tickets and sell them again.UNITED BTAIES CONGRESS.Intey.state Commerco\u2014The Mexican Treaty \u2014The Hog Questieon\u2014The Greely Party.WasSHINGTON, Jan.17.\u2014A bill to establish & board of inter-state commerce introduced in the Senate to-day by Mr.Wilson, provides for the appointment by the President of five commiss T8, on6 whom shall be eéxperienced tn law, one in civil engineering, one in rallway management, one in agriculture, and one in manufactures.The board shall consider and investigate all questions in relation to commaree between states, and between the United States and foreign countries ; shall make a report to Co before December 1, and present a bill - Iating transportation among the Staton, reserving free competition, and prohibit- discrimination of every kind.he Senate spent four hours rnd a haif today in executive session considering th Mexican treaty.The agreement was reached that the debate should cease at 4 o'clock tomorrow and the vote be taken immediately thereatter.Senator Gibson opposed the ratification on the ground of injustice to the interests in state.Benator Miller, of New York, favo the ratification.He sald we needed the raw products of Mexico and Mexjoo needed our manufactures.The pregent treaty was only the entering wedge o the beginning.The result of the vote to- rrow cannot predicted.a e auh-committee of the House Committee on Commerce, to which was referred the question of adopting retaliatory measures ainst countries which +prohibit importa- on ot American hog products, have to report favorably the full committee a resolution authorizing the President,{duri tne session or recess of Congress, to prohib the importation of any imports which, upon thé advice of competent experts be shall be satisfied are injurious te public health, from those countrire which upon the same &rounds prohibit the importation of Ameri- oan goods or products.~ The President transmitted Congress today @ communication from the Secretary of ar and the Secretary of the Navy setting forth the necessity of another ®xpedition Menara 3 iSound for the patio of the 8 service party under Lisut.Greely, and a special message recommending that an gppropriation for the purpose be at once a.ST.Louis, Jan.17.\u2014Tho cane growers\u2019 convention of the Mississippi Valley to-day lopted resolutions profosting alnst a er reduction of the Sugar tariff, depre- use any attempt to ratify the reciprocity ty with any foreign country, and callin upon Congress to relieve the sugar interes from apprehension of utter ruin.CoLUMB O., Jan.17.\u2014United States Senator-el Payne at a banquet to the members of the Legisiature this evening said he favored a tariff for revenue limited to the necessities of the Government, economically administered and 80 adjusted as to encour ge roductive industries at home and affo ust compensation to laborers without fostering monopolies.: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018 From childhood to age, afl use St.Jacobs Qld for all ad of bodily patos.Itoures.at Boston, took\" his bonse and asserted that he was a victim \"business of ppoculating JHE EGYPTIAN TROUBLES.The Abyssinian Mission\u2014Retreat Cunt Of\u2014 The Evacuation of the Soudan\u2014The Rellef of 8inkat.LoNxDpoN, Jan.17\u2014The Government bas apparently abandoned the Intention of sending Abdel Kader to Khartoum either to delend the place or negotiate for its evacuation or foesiblo cession.lt is probable that Lord jo will poutre to General treckir, who now staying at Prague, mission to Abyssinia.Carnro, Jan.17.\u2014The fnsurgents bave cut off the retreat of the garrisons In the Province of Sennaar and rendered the River Nile impassable below Deum.A committee of Soudan merchants sought an interview with the Khedive to-day to rotest alnst the abandonment of the oudan.ing refused an audience tbey sought Nubar ha, the Prime Minister.He said a protest was useless, as the evacuation of the Soudan had been definitely decided upon.The relief of S8inkat is considered hopeless.There sre twenty-seven tho rebels between Suakim and Sinkat.THE HARBOR GRACE RIOTS.Four More Witnesses for The Prosecution Examined.81.Joan's, Nfld, Jan.16._The Crown or pears detérmined to fasten the case for the prosecution.Four fresh witnesses were examined to-day: Constable John McKay de- bo ns; ~-off the ratirosd track reet when ] heard guns fired ; was then twenty yards from the advanced fronts of both parties; the shots came trom the Riverhead party; six shots were fired, I was knocked down ï a heavy blow from behind; I was facing u e Oran © part y.don\u2019t recognize my assailant; while down one i A recognized as Nicholas Shana- han, exclaimed, * Don't kill him, he is an old constable ;\u201d when rising from the ground I heard Doyle call to ma; I went to him: he was bleoding from the bead; Doyle had no weapon ; there was uno pistol shot before the guus ware fired ; saw several men with guns in their bands; cannot identify them.Andrew Fahey, police constable, sworn, deposed-I Just got on the scene when the two parties came in collision.I went between them; the Orange Society bad no weapons; I heard six or seven guns discharged; I then saw several men lying around me on the ground; I don\u2019t kuow from «what direction the firing came; # seized the gun and smashed it; the parties were now mixed up; after breaking the gun I drew my sword ; Doyle, seeing me excited placed his hand on my chest, he was coo and had po weapon; I never said I wasa Fenian.*, William Hull, a bystander, deposed\u2014I was leaning on my fener; I saw the procession come up; saw the Riverhead men move down towards them almost immediately; I beard two guns go off, then three more; I saw Lhe Socicty retreating and heard guns tired after them; a clay bank intervened; I could not recognize the men with the guns; before the Orange Society came up I hea about twenty guns blown off from the crowd at the head of Parmeter\u2019s lune.Joshua Umbar, sworn, said: \u2014] saw several men with guns in the Riverhead crowd before the procession came cp, I recognized Michael Coady; a man nam Mackay tried to induce him to go back: Coady, with 3 green flag flying, exclaimed, \u201cNo, we'll Wave this ; we won't go back this day; I'm bound to die; let any one that is cowardly go back ; I will kill or be kilied;\u201d a few minutes before the shots were fired I ran towards the Society; I did not see any arms with the Orangemen; the first guns were fired by the Riverhead party.THE RAILWAY WORLD.The Lackawauna Dispute \u2014 Napanee and Tamworth\u2014The Northern Pacific.New YORK, Jan.17.\u2014The order issued by Commissioner Fink prohibiting the lines west of Buffalo from receiving through freight from the D.L.& W.R.R., was sus- pe on to Barvey ed to-day.Mr.Fink said it was done in consequence of the consent between the road and the trunk lines to arbitration, and {hat the prder waa got wholly withdrawn, ut merely suspen uring the pendepcy of Degotintions President Sloane denied that he had made any overtures, but asserted that wben Fink heard of the unction granted by Judge Haight in Buffalo restraining the trunk lines from interfering with the business of the D.L.& W.or from refusi to receive its through freight, he immediately withdrew the order and offered to agree to a new arbitration.The proposition, Sloan says, he accepted.Sloan says he will not press the injunction at present, as there is no necesaity to do so sinoe the withdrawal of the nrder by Fink.TORONTO, Jan.17.\u2014At the annual meeting of the Napanee, Tamworth and Quebec ilway Co.it was decided to carry forward the work of construction as rapidly as posai- ble.Engineers are to be sent out at once to locate the line from Tamworth to make a connection with the Ontario and Quebec road.The directors elected were Alex.Hens W.R.Aylesworth, H.B.Rathbun, W.F.al], H.B.Rathbun, jr, E.W.Benja- R.C.Carter, Peter Yan Luven and F8.Rathbun.ST.PAUL, Minn, Jen.17.\u2014The principal \u2018officers of the Northern Pacific were interviewed this afternoon in regard to the new resident.There is a feeling of satisfaction Fat the matter is settled as the discipline of the road bas been much demoral by the contending rumors.The election of Mr.Harris gives great satisfaction.It is considered certain that no abanges in the beads of departments will result.DENVER, Col., Jan.17.-The Denver and New Orleans RR.Co.filed a complaint in the United States Court to-day age nst the Union Pacific RR.Oo., claiming $1,000,000 damages, and that the latter Toad refuses to e © passengers and freight, and haa en into a compact with the Denver & Bio Grande Co.to break it down.MILITARY MATTERS.The Association Meetings at Ottawas\u2014A British Team for \u2018Wimbledon.OTTAWA, Jan.17\u2014Some time ago it was arranged that the Dominion Rifle Association would hold its annual meeting on the 6th of February and the Dominion Artillery \u201cAssociation on the 7th.It now turns out that the Governor-General will be absent in Montreal attending the Winter Carnival>on the datestin question and therefore both as- gociations will meet on the dates referred to for the purpose of adjou till the following week, as it is desirable t His Excellency would be in attendance.Strong efforts are being made to secure a British tram to attend the Canadian Wimbledon next year.Mr.Tenant, of the Su- reme Court, ax reoetred ale from Col Wilson, 6f the Soottish team, to the effect that it would give the Soottish volunteers, at all events, great pleasure in coming to Canada, and in his opinion all that was necessary to secure the presence of a British team was to extend a formal invitation from the Association here to the War Office in London.If matters cannot be arranged this year it is in all likelihood that a team will visit Canada in 1885.THE ACCIDENT AT TRENTON.Caused by the Spreading of a Switch \u20148bv- eral Cars Damaged.TRENTON, Out., Jan.17.-_Last pight as the express train, due here at 11 3 .m., coming into the station it ran off the track, the cause being the spreading of a switch.The train was composed of two engines, the first of which crossed the switch all right, but thé second jumped off, and running on the side track brought off six: two Pullman cara and the mail cdr, the train being stopped by one of the Pullmans running into a cattle guard, which smashed the trucks off the car.Four Pullmans and the dining car at the rear end stopped on the track and left here this morging.Au the cars were somn- what damaged.0 one was seriously hurt, although some got a severe shaking yp.A fan of men ace at work pairing the racks and clearing away the debris.The press, speaking on the evidence of.newspapers which have dared to say what they think about an Person lace or combination, is amongst the least ree of Britis institutions.By the outrageous character of the lawip Canada men can go into a in libel actions and may make money instigati persons whose names have.apposed fn the damag Had blic public prints to sue for 0 FINANCE AND TRADE.Weekly Review-\u2014-WholesalePriced.+ STAR OFrFIOR Friday, Jan.18th, 1883.With wholesale dealers there is very little business passing.A few orders are being received from the West, but owing to the snow blockade, which very greatly interferes with travel, calls from the country are not brisk nor can they be 80 for some little while.An apparent apathy exists at moment, but when restocking commences, which cannot be long deferred.a better wne should become manifest.Our manufacturing Industries are apparently acting with a strict regard to immediate requirements, and the maintenance of such a course must ultimately benefit not only themselves but also the trade in general.The prices of grain for Canadian consumption are only fairly maintained, though eonsiderable demand for some of our cereals Tor shivment is experienced throughout the rural districts, and as this means cash to the farmer we are glad to chronicle it; the same may be sald of | butter, eggs, cheese, and other staples which at homs and abrosd bave.yextremeirregularity.and are in lair request, boon charastorzed abroad, any advance seemed only the means of preparing the way for a further subsequent descent, English cable advices have been on the dull and declining side for some time.creating consideruble anxiety in speculative circles, and owing to reported failures in Liverpool and New York, confidence became very much shaken, and United States Railroad securities are seriously depressed.The money markets of the world are abundantly supplied, and rates of interest are low in consequence everywhere.In tbe United States it is claimed between 100 and 200 millions are lying idle in New York ; these loans on stocks are effected at from 134 to 2 per cent, and commercial wants eupplied at from 5 to 8 per cent the latier rate only exacted on single name paper, or In terms of the street on \u201cnot so well æuown ;* here business requirements are filled at 7 to T%, and loans on stock collateral at from 5 to 5% per cent.Business in a retail way has been good throughout the holiday season.and as remittances from the country seem to maintain a creditable promptuess, we see no reasun why a little time should not witness a return to activity.Appended are the list of prices :\u2014 TRAs.\u2014 A strong tone prevails In price of this article.and Oriental troubles appear likely to impart further strength: Japans common to medium to fair 20c: good to medium, '%c; good, 3 to 32: fine, 30 to 85¢: choicest, 45c.Young Hyson: firsts, 40 to 47c: seconds, 28 to 33c; thirds.11to 15\u20ac; gunpowder, low grade.18 to 25c; good to fine.35 to 45c: finest, 55e: Imperial, medium to good, 15 to 25¢; fine to finest.323 to 40c; Oolong.comiuon.18 to 80e: &ood to choice, 80 to 35c: finest, 40 to 500: Congou, common.11 to 16\u20ac; medium to good.27 to 850: fine to finest, 40 to 55c: Souchong.common, 15 to 20c; medium to good, 30 to 85e : fine to choice.40 to 55e.Corre.\u2014There is a fair call for Plan, Ceylon and Java with good demand for other descriptions.Mocha por TB, 26% @ 80e: Java, superior, 2) @ 280:Java, fair.20 @ 250: Mara 16c; Jamaica, 10 @ 200; Plantation Ceylon.18 @ dlc: Rio.9% @ 140.- SUGARS.\u2014The market rules steady, though foreign ndvices are unfavorable.e quote granulated 8% @ 8Xc.Yellow.6% @ 7%c.SPICES.\u2014 The general market is steady.and peppers are flrmer, We uote: Pepper, white.25 @ 26Xo; do.lack.16¢: do.shells, 8% @ 9kc;: ginger, Jamaloa, 14 @ 210; cloves18 @ 3240: nut- 9c; Cassia, 13 & 18c: mace 800 Frurr.\u2014During holiday time the enqui Was fair, Malaga and V, cias still ing demand for best grades.Lzaps AND PaINTB.\u2014There is very little demand for paints at present and prices are unchanged.© quote: White lead, in oil, genuine 100 ! , Kegs.$6 25 to 87; No.i RS EDS Ga D o.No.8, wi q 6*:red| Sc.megs, 55 @ 80c: pimento, 8} @ por, @ 81.5 LEATHER.\u2014Business in this line is looking better in Some quarters: and as bufers n to put in an appearance, trade must - prove.Spanish sole, No.1, B, À.24% to *; do, No.2.B.A.22 to 23c; China, No.1.22 to 230: do, No.2, 19 to 2le; Buffalo, No.1, 22 to 230 ; do.No, 2, 20 to 21e; slaughter.No.1, 25 to 28c : rough {light), 35 to 27c ; harness, 27 to B2c ; waxed upper, light, 36 to 87¢; do.do., medium and heavy.83 to 86¢ grained upper, upper, 14 to 16¢: pebuied cow.12 to 150; um, to 47¢; do.junior, 18 to 210: ligh 0 to 75c ; do.heavy.75 to 85c: French calfskin, 81.05 to $1.35; English kidskin, 60 to T0c : patent eow.15 to 16c.Inon AND A kt is, pxpected the whoie- sale trade wi shortly begin to snow activi and Coltness.822 Sarigherrie, $20 50 to 20 50 to $31 00 :Eglinton; 18 50 ; Siemens, $21 00; d $325 50 yLancloan, 22 50: {18 50-Dalmellingion, 3250 te 92 75: Angles $25 Ti Plas ates.: ©s, H n - coal, I.8 ae 585: do.Cokes, $4 50; Canada Pla Fenn 13 20 to 325: Ingot Tin, Strai 2240.Lead.50 to 4 00.te.OHEMICALS AND DkUG&.\u2014 Business in this line is very quiet and not much !mprovement is exp for a few weeks yet Caustic Boda is a little higher.A moderate trade doing in staples.Bicarb soda, $32.50 to 3.70: soda ash.$1.70 to 2.00; arrowroot, per 1b, 10 to 140; Bermuda, 40 to 430: borax, refined, 14 to 150: tartaric acid tals, 49 to 310; cream tartar crystals, 90 to 810; cream tartar, ground, 35 to 70; caustic sods white, 60 per cent, $2.50 102.870; sugar of lead 10 to 120.Pichromate potash 10 to 120; bleaching powder, $2.75 to 2.85: alum, $1.75 to 1.90; cop- peras, per 100 Ibs, 95c to $1.05: flour sulphur, 166 be.$3.78 to 8; roll sulphur.$2.40 to 50: Epsom salts, per 100 lbs, $1.25 to 1.35; sal god, por 100 Ibe.§ to LO5; saitpetre keg, $8 to 10; sulphate of copper (best), fs.to5.75; whiting, Paz 100 lbs, 50 to 60c: d cement per bel, 3.50.Orns.\u2014 Cod Liver Oil is very firm.d Linseed is slightly higher, Theres little doing in olla, but some es of cod liver oil have taken place at $1.90.We quote linseed, bolled, er imperial gallon, 80 @ 830: and raw 57 Bio.olive.$1 $1.05: ood, Newfoundland, À er Saha air 56 GH: See m, 0 lard, e ; do.No.145 6 éve: aod liver.81.80 © $2.one FisR.\u2014A light demand exists at m but anticipations favor a better une Smet 1, 00 de 06 8 8 o.8, ; e Breton he .perbrl, to $6; Labrador, No.1, Dons: Noa.$4 to Hegel Neb BE Lp otE 0.No.2, $5: er quintal, 8 No, 2, 84 75 to 85: American dey\u2019 sod.$6 §5 33; mixed boneless fish, per lb.5c; \u201c errings.per box, 38 to 2c.¢ *Tuqne Bleue\u201d Toboggan Club, To the Editor of THR STAR: SIR, \u2014 Rumors to the effect that the slides and piattorm of the Tuque Bleue T gan Club were not sufficiently strong have been widely circulated by amateur architects who oonfldently express their opinions, while quite ignorant of the st h of wood or metal of say size or quality.Our Commit- toe tho the test of our slides on the opening day and our steadily increasing membership a sufficient refutation of these rumors, but to-day letters have remched me from parties desirous of joining our Club.asking if it was the case that our slide had been condemned.; May I say through columns that our slide was constructed by Messrs.John Lee & Co.under the supe on of Messrs.Hutchison & Steele, and is capable of carrying as many people as can crowd on to it.Yours truly, Kerra Rem, Secretary T.B.T.Club.Montreal, Jan.17th, 1884.Montreal st ths Boston Foreign Exhibition.Th h the courtesy of Mr.8.P.Stearns, Consul-General of the United States, the list of the awards of the Boston Foreign Exhibition of 1883 has been received, by which it Is learned the following Canadian exhibitors were winners of pr j= W.Bell & Co., Guelph, Organs.Frechon, Lefebvre & Co, Montreal, Re- liglous 8 4 UE Noble Richibucto, Cenned Goods.* Asbestos Mining and Manufacturing Co., Quebec, Asbestos.Campbell M.Douglas, M.D., Toronto, Canvas Life Boats.; New Rockland Slate Co., Montreal, Rdofing Slates.Doxheath Mining Co, Sydney, Copper hmeus the Princess Louise, bans, furnished the music.\u2019 : een se 0 MONTREAL, FRI DA x ONTARIO.Prof.McLaren, of Toronto, nominated by the Hamilton Presb: : moderator of the General Assembly next year.The Toronto Inland Revenue Inspector has seized about 300 empty ofl from different firms o to the stamp nef being effaced, in terms of the act.: An association of steamboat engineers hes been formed in Toronto similar to the ciation in England, for the- general benef - and improvement of the members.The annual exhibition of the Ontario Po n 9; at Toronto on Th day.There were over one thousand entri and every class was well represented.Lo send large © don, Guelph, and: Hamil hibits.has becs | Try fo® |.tion would have faited, but not.In England and the United JANUARY 18, 1884.| | TRUSTWORTHY TESTIMONY.t English Opinions apon an Im- t Sukbjest of Great Value to Every Tr.e day for pretenders has passed.Men judged by what they can do, not by they say they can do.The reading oof to-day is two discriminating to be ; deceived by the spurious.If an article ve merit it will become popular; if it is orthy it will sink into oblivion.For the people of England and America ve put to the severest tests a compound which most ambitious claims e been made.Under such ordeals as it been subjected to nearly every known his one States to-dav it is the most widely known and of all public preparations.In verifi- con of which note the following :\u2014 lish for- Clara Porter was arrested on York st.Toronto, for drunkenness.About midnigh she was taken in the am! where she died in a Dissipation was the cause.: Arthur Hamilton, commercial traveller for! King & Brown, Toronto, left his house hur-: riedly while partially dreesed, and bas not been seen since.He Ioét his wife recently, snd has, in ovnsequence, been greatly depressed.Buicide is feared J ent was given at Osgoode Hall, Toronto, yesterday, In the case of the Bank of Commerce va.the Bank of British North America referred Lo yesterday, dismissing the motion to make Peter Ryan a party to the suit on the ground that he was not interested.\u2018The Masons\u2019 Grand eo of Ontario, A F.& A.M.is in session at Stratford.the lodges are represented with a large attendance.The shows that the order is progressing all over the province.: The Collingwood soap factory, with its contents, amounting to four hundred packages of soap and two thousand dollars worth of 8 waa - totolly destroyed by fire at 8.30 on Thursda ht; cause unknown.Insured for $2, or ,0d0 in the Northern or Scotush Impe ulanoce to the hospi few From a return issued by the Toronto Post |, Office Department, it appears that during the last year 22,269 money ordere were issued, amounting to $340,964, and 61,522 d, amounting to $1,921,697.The amount eposited in the Bavings k was $542,012 and withdrawn $431,279, No loss of any kind occurred.The total increase in the ear's business over that of 1882 was about : 250,000.The total number of registered: letters forwarded was 320,665 and received 363,468.At a conference re prison reform in To- J ronto on Thursday, a resolution was passed that in the opinion of the conference the present criminal law and procedure in Onta- ; riq Is susceptible of considerable moditica- |W tion and amendments involving in effect the following .\u2014More effectual prevention of crime; more salutary punishment of criminals; possible reformation of a certain class of convicts; classification or grading of convicts confined in county jalls and provincial prisons; trial, conviction and punishment ef Juvenile offenders; enlargement or restriction of existing criminal jurisdiction of police magistrates and justices of the peace, whidh can only be secured by co-operation.It was resolved tbat a committee, consisting of 8.H.Blake, John Langmuir, F.Fenton, W.Howland and E.A.Meredith, be appointed to secure the appointment of a general committee, com of representatives named by each government, one or more superior and county court judges and representatives of the conference, to carefully consider the details of such procedure, legislation and such kindred matier and report thereon to the government, QUEBEC.An ice bridge is formed opposite Puinte- aux-Trembles.- Eugene Julien, a laborer, of Stadacona Village, dropped dead at hig feuidence Wednesday evening.oh The Quebec Fire Assurance Company has decla: a dividend of 5 per cent., payable ou the let February next The contract for the Iste aux Grues fous trorl : o india ey barred from fi utverly broken down, and debarr ID fur- rned suddenly and eer ly UL an shar service by reason of wbat the examin- hours after ing physicians prono : disorders and dropsy.He was com *® situation.of the power of Warner\u201d has attracted so much attention of late, he began its use.thoroughly restored to health, passed med- \u2018In September last, one of the to London, Eng., unced incurable kidney tive- à young man, and felt depressed over the Incidentaliy learning, however, s Sale Cure, which Within three months he was Cal examination as a sound man, and is lay discharging hie dutiea us well as ever ng uate of India! ; bo e th J.D.Henry, .& near nel r 0 © te Thomas Harvie, Chelsea, 5.W., London, d, became very much emaciated from Englan long continued kidney and liver\u2019 disorders, the treatment he bad , A.[medical suthorities working only temporary All |results.He then Bafe Cure, and in rand Master's address |\u201c I am now feeling sought from the vast an the use of Warner's ay 16th last, declared ysically a new creature.A friend of mine to whom I recommended the Safe Cure for kidney, liver and various diseases also speaks ol it in the highest terms.\u201d È C.Sowerby, Helensburg, N.B, was obliged to relinquish his professional duties use of a severe kidney and liver com- laint.After using 8 dozen bottles of War- or\u2019s Safe Cure he says: \u201clI am to-day better than 1 have been for iwenty years, and I sheerfully recommend the Safe Cure to all who are suffering from these diseases.\u201d Mr.William Jones, 18 Wellington street, mborne, Eng.save that he waa thor ughly trea In St.Bartholomew's Hospital, London, Eng.for urinary rders and weakness.He used Warner's Safe Cure and he says: \u201cI am like a new man.\u201d It cured him™ of indigestion, troubles of the bowels, excessive tion and nervous prostration.He adds: \u201c I was taking various medicines for over two years from the best doctors, and all in vain, but after taking Warner's Safe for only four weaks, 1 was brought from death to life.\u201d Mrs.E Game, 125 Broad street, London, .Eng.suffered for years from female weakness, skin eruptions and impure blood, but after using arner\u2019s Safe Cure, she anys: \u201cMy health is better now than it has n for years.\u201d beg F.West, Esq.16 Burton Crescent, W.C., I«ndon, from bis-own experience \u201cstrongly mend Warner's 8afe Cure to all per- suffering from kidney and liver corn- plan as the best remed r.Henry Maxted, 1 , Wadsworth Road, London, England, \u2018 fe Cure of enlarg- cured by Warner's Ther which produced numbness in his le! 14g} with a d heavy fee and dizziness oa ht side of his head.\u201cI have re- ended it,\u201d he says, \u201cto several of my fiends, most of whom haveïderived great nefit from it.\u201d .W.Clarkson, Hartington, Villas, 1 Chesterfield, Eng., used Warner's re for liver complain dyspepsia, ene, vomiting of bile and men de ior.January 15, 1883, he writes: \u2014 Error wing the eighth bottle I feel better than foryasny years.It is an invaluable Ter.J.Fisonek, station master, Taff Vale railway, lavigation station.was cured of absoëss d the kidney, calculus or stone disehargeof pus, etc., thirteen bottles of Wi ors oe Cure.* had long and faith- ; triedsomte of the ablest medical men fo South Vales in vain, one of them remarking that nedical science has failed to find a v iq confirmed kidney disease.The known.\u201d ennsbury Private porte lb has boen awarded to J.E.Morin, Quebec, \u201cBate Cure lissolved and brought away about the lowest tenderer.Nine tenders were sent in.The two prisoners who have been arrested in connection with the Delisle burglary, at Quebec, belong to the celebrated gang known as Bisbelleau\u2019s.A dally telegraph news bulletin is about to be es between Meat Cove on Cape ton, and the Magdalen Islands.Some fi rds.£2 jee must interest LE news Ol e day, to e Acton Vale.ch large asserpbly gathered at the R C, ure cton e on y morning; the occasion being the marriage of Miss | Valeria Gendreau, second daugh r of Mr.G.Gendreau, to Mr.Geo.Lamothe, Station Agent, South Eastern railway.The happy couple left for Boston and New York followed by the wishes of a large number of friends for their future happiness and prosperity.Mr.Lamothe was presented with valuable presents by his confreres, railroad employers and relations.St.Johns.The Touernier & Day Comedy Company ave three performances at the City heatre here and were very much liked.A number of the recruits of the militaiy school, St.Johns, have taken quarters at the barracks, until the opening of the school.The stock and book accounts of the insolvent estate of & , of St, Johns, were sold at-auction Messrs.Desmarteau & Co.of Mon ounos of stone.I can never praise the 'e Curq too highly.\u201d Sat.rt Patten, New Delaval, Eng was overtome by severe inflammation of the bladder.\u2018\u201c I had to urinate about every five or ten miutes with great pain and suffering.My water was full of matter and blood.Bith kidneys and liver were aff and in adlition I had a bad cough and trouble (all presumably the secondary effect of he kidney and bladder disorder.\u201d He says that r curing his bladder, kidney and liver trouble by Warner's Safe Cure, Lis \u201ccough and palpitation are quite gone W Allan Simpson, Esq,, Deughty Kirk- caldy.NB.suilered for years from Bright's disease vf the kidneys and eonsequent dropsy.His body was dreadfully swollen.His appétite was fickle, he was full of rheumatic pains, his urine burned in passing, and wasfull of mucus and brick dust - ment; his pulse was his heart was irregularin its action, his breathing was very muth impaired, in short he bad all the alnful s toms of that dreadful disorder.e 6 17 weeks in the Royal Infirm of byrgh, under the skill of the bes physicists who, having exhausted all agen- cles at their command, discharged him, \u201c as insurable\u201d He says: \u201c1 water every hour, day and night, having great while doing s0.It was nearly white as .milk, with albumen, sid when it stood for an hour, the twas a quarter of an inoh- thick In the bottom of the vessel.\u201d \u2018When in this desperate condition, he began to gse Warner's Safe Cure-the only known spifo for Bright's disease of the kidnevs\u2014 - Montreal, |.GES 3 for forty-six cenis on the dollar, giving « Ihave used twelve bottles, De aia: w | total sum of $374 to be devided betweeti the [his health is so that © adds: creditors, less the cost of liquidation.\u201cbless the day when I.read that Bright's Lennoxville.A Spaniel belo: \u2018to Mr.E.C.Hale, Lennoxville, had es ifal es of no lees than twelve liver and white pups last week, all marked very nearly alike.; The temperature on the 16th is stated to have been the lowest for many years.The Rev.Dr.Lobley's registering thermometer showed 43 d low zero.Business |: has been retarded by the extreme cold.EE The ball last evening was one of the ndest affairs of ita kind ever held in nnoxville.Both the band and the gupper were from Montreal, and the event k lace in the large new hall of the College use Hotel.Dunham.A very able and interesting lecture was delivered in the town hall, Dunham, on Tuesday evening, by the Rev.Canon Elle- A, of Montreal: Subject:\u2014\u201cSpain.\u201d l'he lecturer treated the pleasi manner, aud was Irequently ape piaud , At the close of the the on.Thos.Wood moved and \"Jos.8, Baker, Eaq., seconded a very cordial vote of thanks to the rev.lecturer.Mr.Ker, who presided.and who conveyed the vote, expressed the hope that all present would haw opportunities in future of h Mr.The next lecture of; the course be delivered by Rev.Principal Tucker, of Sabrevois Mission College.| Subject.\u2014 | \u201c London.\u201d .Stanbridge East.| __ plood sleighing and sharp Winter weer.The Indies of the guild of St.James are to bold their annual fe meeting on the 24th s The second assembly of the Stanbridge Quadrille Club will be held on Friday evening of this week.About sixtv couples attended the Masonic festival and at O\u2019Dell\u2019s hotel on Friday evening last.ker\u2019s \u2018orchestra, of St.The regular weekly meet! ofthe Y.M C.A.are now held \\n the reading room In stead of the y as ore.They.are held on Friday evenings.; A young man named George Van Au r.living about four miles east of subject in a most 3 disease was curable and for so little cost.\u201d The following persons of quality in Lon- donand other parts of England, are a few of the tho who have used and have mended Warner's Safe Cure, the gi spedic or kidney, liver, urinary, female : t's diseases : He fesoan H.Morse, 8 Park Villas \u201cEast Richmond.tain F.L.Norton, Glingall Villa, Lee , Blackheath, Kent.8.B.Packard, 14- Alexandra Drive, 1.A.D.Shaw, United States Consul, \u2018Manchester.; - Rev.C.G.Squirrel, Stretton-under- F R .ES oninis from such unquestion- abldsources prove the value of this remedy, ; 5 in every drug store, beyond adow of a doubt.They prove that it reatest of all modern medicines for orrible kidoey and liver diseases.it has done for one it will unquestion- for others, and as such it commends 0st warmly to public confidence.cls A Tragedy in Court.À terrible tragedy was recently enacted in open tourt during the trial of two political Prisaters at Luck, in the Russian, ble \u20ac a.0 Poles, nam erzbic ad Maine, who were banished to 8i- beriaatter the events of 1863, effected their *escaïe some months ago, but were lately ar- ; in the provinoe of Volhynia and | up for trial.Wierzbicki is fifty Joars of age, and his companion forty- - Theory found both prisoners guilty of thegharge brought against them, and the former was consequently condemn to nibety strokes of the and banishment for lifb to the Biberian mines, while, the latter was sentenced to ten years\u2019 hard labour in the Silbe mines and banishment for life, Hardly had the two unfortunate men h their Tate when Wierzbicki sprang to his feet and exclaimed, \u201cBe accursed, yd wanderers] i wil not see me to-mor- row!\u201d saying whic e plun à large k into his neck.Groat Sob fusion ensued when the judge called upon the guard an id prison warder to remove the wounded wad thoss officials were nowhere to be fo vas rds discovered that Ww h recaptured the tow Do oo ergbic es ine carlous state tie hope entertained of his.recovery.The 1 tor bas ordered the arrest of the oficials whose twe Stan East, on the of guia, ! ay or = = EE ; = ; 5 ss des Rd ee > Wilosinski to | - CITY ITEMS.\u2014The Park Road, between MoTavish and UpperBleury streefs, is reported to be almost impassable, owing to the quantity of snow upon it.\u2014A woman named Bridget Iles alipped on the street the other ra fract ri her eft arm.e was & to at General Hospital.- \u2014Mr.H.Mongenals, of the firmn of Du- fresne & Mongenais, suoceeded in collectin about $100 from among his friends.Th amount he gave to Detective Cin to distribute towards the rellef of the worst cases of destitution, reported by the 8.P.W.&C.in the ciw.po y 8 Special Notioe, Dyspepsia & Liver Complaint.1s 1t Dot worth the small prioe of 75 cents to free yourself of every symptom of these 8sing complaints,\u201d if Jou think so call at our store and get a bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer, every bottie has s printed guarantee on it, use accordingly and if it does ou no good it will cost you not .Bold y Laviolette & Nelaon, 07 Notre Dame stand B.E McGale, 301 Joseph st.5 People who read and reflect after reading, upon the many published testimonials re- urding Northrop & Lyman\u2019s Vegetable iscovery and Dyspeptio Cure, can scarcely fall to perceive that evidence so positive and concurrent could not be adduced Ln be- balf of a remedy of doubtful efficacy.The facts proven by such evidence are that it roots out impurities of the blood, restores digestion, enriches the circulation, and re- guiates the bowels and liver.1 Beal, Otter and Beaver sets for Overcoats, a large assortment to select from: can be buttoned on any cout, at L.Robinson's, 31 Beaver Hall Hill.z2tf Specific Articles.CL OIL\u2014AMERICAN and CANADIAN & brands, Drain Pi 4 Fire Bricks, Fire «EO ortlan , man TBE ALEX.BRÉMNER 645 Craie st.NCRAVING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES executed in the best style by Edwin Cox, 114 Bt, Francois Xavier street.Apprentice wanted.dzeod NN Sa di NOR FAMILY USE _The No.4 size of Ridge\u2019s Food is specially d ed for amily use.It makes the cheapest article for Blanc plange etc.and nothing for table use is more steer ben, © acto upom-the sysiemn.P + aizes\u201435c, 65¢, $1.25 and $1.75.T 4 5 5 FEB THE CARNIVAL.\u2014A GOOD FOLDing Cot for $2.G.ARMSTRONG & CO.Victoria Square.\u2019 116 Oto HOPE'S for Japanese Brackets, Pho- wo Frames and Picture Frames, all sizes.vings\u2014neatly framed\u2014so! cheap.Our new bronzed frames nae pronounced pretty.W.H.HoPE, PR'CHELES MINERAL Wares Nature's remedy for all diseases of the kidneys.It.Send or call for hiet.Conn rde: hulsa: Rr Rh 400 Son ers prompt: QHOW-CASES\u2014W.MILLICHAMP & CO À tyles of Sho low pri Dest 2a for Catal pus.W M fa 2 C0.i035 Kaelatde street East, Toronto gus WHF & SCIENCE OF LIFE OR SELF-PRES- ervation, a medical work for every an, , middl id 1 an.Jeune, m e-aged or o 145 invaluable près NNN To LET\u2014A NICE BASEMENT OF 4 ROOMB, TO MAD a e, with good ref.dress ** B.923,\u201d Stan Ofbos.erence.Address | # To LET\u2014TILL let MAY, GOOD EIGHT-ROOMED boure, will be I cheap, write \u2018* G.C.W.\"\u201d Philippe St., Sr.Henri, Cy?\u20ac 45 $ + To LET\u2014A SMALL TENEMENT, IN REN locality, possession immediately.A Chatham sucer B \" tely A Stores, Hotels &c., ta Let.ASIA AS DANS ANA NASA NAS T° LET TILL 1st MAY NEXT \u2014 RTORK, THREE flats and cellar; rent $25 per month.Location St.Paul street, near Bt.Peter st.Address \u2018\u201c C.939,\u201d Sran office.142 CTAB y at 3 188 LET\u2014HALF OF STORE IN QUEEN'S BLOCK.To LEY at 1307 8t.Catherine st.v i LET\u2014STORE AND DWELLING 51 AND 59 1 3 Beaver Hall Terrace, Dorchester st Premises may of ¥ ii corner of be seen after the first el ; altered to suit tenant.Apply to Thos.ie, vans st.12 LET-8BOFP 707 CRAIG STREET, WITH 83 or LET eH CE Banat Ro Bn ne + J PRlY ine\u2019 TOLET.OFFICES.IN CHESTERFIELD C, xis Bt., in rear of the Aan Koy poid in nuites two, three, and five, with fire proof safes, new building, almost fire proof, saultary app perfect, Apply to G.W.Steptens, 10 Exchange Court 712 TO LET, ON COLLEGE and WILLIAM STREETS, several thoroughty lighted stores and warehouses, for manu uring purposes.with or without steam power.Bents low to desirable tenants.Apply to +5.E.LLIN & CO., College Street.Zroperty for Fale.NPA AA Sn FINAL ea IP R RALE\u2014A GOOD SAW AND FLOUR MILL IN good vorkine, order; situated at Folsy\" \u2026 be tween Rigaud and Hudson Village.Address Peter Pos der.Rigand.139 Took gare, Lot 1 £68 foot bone foundation bug » io x sione fou well drains , good dy cellar, galvan iron root, tension kitchen 38 x 13, iron roof, fitted up witha No.3 \u2018Carpenter's\u2019 Ra and C r Wash Boiler brick.ioe House ang Pantry.V6.F Reardselte *13'3 BEAUTIFUL NEW COTTAGE FON SALE.No.1791 St.Catherine St.; heated by nace.143 8 fur- Plans and permit to view at my office.R.EK.THOMAS, 181 St.James ot.HIovses FOR SALE.\u201d 1148 Dorohester\u2014Detached residence in good order.580 Sherbrooke\u2014Semi-detached, stone-front, 79 Maneñeld-Stone -front, well - built, full size.25 Belmont \u2014Stone-front, well situated.37 Tupper \u2014 Stone-front, comfortable cottage.83 Durocher-Lot 100 ft.frontage, x 126 feet.\u2014\u2014 Victoria\u2014Comfortable house in fine order.Semi-Detached Villas at Oote Bt.Antoine.Detached Residence at Cote St.Antoine.Detached Renidence, Lower Lachine Road.Houses on Fort, Tupper, Ste.Famille, Richmond Square, Peel and Macgregor ste.8 Building Lots.besutitully situated, at oor- ner nf Cote 8t.Antoine Road and Victoria nue.Building Lots on Mackay.Osborne, St.Mark and egor Streets.i A Property ob Grey Nun Street (about 82.000 eet).Property on St.Catherine Street, near Peel.J.CRADOCE SIMPSON, 145 191 St James Street, Bourses Wanted.FNS SANS NSN NNN WANTED \u2014 BY 1st.MAY, IN RERPECTABLE locality a SIAL) hotke or tenement, containing about seven rooins, mt ve Address A.H.N ope, New Yori Lite\" instrance GS.ANTED-ARBOUT let APRILF foie LL HOUSE vw.a 0 tenement, In a nice | minutes hls from Post Address M.Office.127 Wanted to Burchase.NASA - SAR ER A ECOND-HBAND STEAM ENGINE, O) RATE RS EST ES WAKTED-TO BUY, A BMALI AELF-CORTAINED payments.wiih Interest aid per cont.AUèreés * Hônne,L x 1084.Post Office.; 126 Business Chances.SMS PAINS NS SP For PALE 43.500, LIGHT ARUPACTURING ness, in « order, Tee te, Vasiness.Address \u201c C.Aran Office.GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE.FINE rtunity for s yo man with 4 small capital.Apply: HAN Bi BOB.181 27381 James #0 / Booms.Qc.- Am ODGINGS\u2014FOR VISITURS DURING CARN] L \u2018Week, may be registered at 176 Bt.James st.odd M38 -SINGLE ROOMS, WELL FURNISHED ROS Su We RM ~ WITH BOARD, 43 MoGILL COLLEGB Avenue.147 OOM\u2014DOUBLE M ON FIRSE FI FOR 2 Fe temen, or couple, with board, 2st, da?City Councillor 8t.OOMS\u2014SUITE OF Foous DOUBLE AND SINGLE R on saine fiat, with board, in a highly respectable gr first-class locality.Address C948,\" = TED, .CE, FIBST-OLASS WORKMEN.Apply at RWS .W.STODDART\" 14 158 41 and 41% leurs St.WW ANTED-\u2014A LIVE MAN AS PART- \\ ger, with à capital of $5,000 to $10,000, n a well es shed IZ Wi © Address \u201cPartner.\u201d b.0.Box 1408.Montre, AR T Ro 8 \u2014 LARGE DOUBLE.AND BINGLE ROOMS, with or without board, at 31 Victoria siroet.14 5 ANTED \u2014 A COMPETEN W CLER D w NTI A TENT LAW CLERK AND OOMB LET\u2014SPLENDIDLY FURNI18I Db, NEAR R Club House, 871 EX fy ix 14 MB \u2014 DOUBLE, OR BINGLE, YURNISHEL.15 ont St, B.H.13 GOM\u2014ONE LARGE DOUBLE-ROO ELEGANTLY n farnished and well heated, for twu single gentleme or married couple, Loard ; also da ere ac- fm Hoda ed.a Palace street, 2 doors of Beaver ROOK, AND BOARD-FOR TWO Ygusa GIRLS, no othet boarders are kept 32 Se.George st R°04 AND BOARD-FOR TWO YOUNG LADIES La gr young men, with separate beds.16 Balmoral st Rous oN FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS, (COMfortably furnished, with board, also, table board, 79 Bleury Btreet 118 OOMS-WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, WARM AND comfortable, at moderats rates.Apply at 138% Notre Dame st.West ns MB\u2014TO LET, TWO ROOMS, PARTLY FURNISH.Re Lagu Apply 560 chetiere st, near Bleury st.107 OOM \u2014 WITH OR WITHUUT BOARD, 1363 KT.Catherine.107 PROOMS_PABTIES VISITING THE CITY CAN HAVE pleasant rooms, with » 79 Bleury 81 108 00M_COMFORTABLE ROOM WITH BOAED.FOR gen n a lessant location.Adarcés * C.À.APP.Box 1884 © 97 LET\u2014ROOMS, DOUBLE OR SINGLE, WITH Tl'arlors attac , with board, hot and cold water all through the house, 27 Mansfield, Clty.11 ES Rooms Wanted.A MOSS SOS AO STE SLA PAS PS WANTED AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, IN QUI.ot, res \u201d es! i a new - ried couple Tout 8 or 10 utes\u2019 a Post OMe.Address ** K.L.,\u201d BTAB 0! 158 x ANTED_A SINGLE FUENISHED ROOM.FOR Ww gentleman.Nadie B.921,\u201d Stan Office.142 WW ANTED- WITHIN TEN MINUTES' WALK OF Victoria Square, 2 or 3 rooms, either furnished or unfurnished, the latter preferred.Address \u201cRooms,\u201d Box 782, P.O.125 Boned.em a mn mm JB OARD\u2014-TABLE BOARD.45 AYLMER STREET, + OARD\u2014-MRS.REARL.LADIES\u2019 DOCTRESS.HAS well furnished rooms with professional attendance.24 St.Monique at., opposite Latour st.106 oo Dscclancony, OLMAN'S PICIORIAL FAMILY BIBLE! Containing both versions of the New Testa- men th the Parables of our Lord and Sav- four, dsomely illustrated with 10 full page E vings.Our Bibles contain 2,000 es, 2,500 illustrations.Fine PHOTOGRAPH Slr MB, elegant designs, handsomely bound.tra inducements offered to energetic Agents.Illustrated cataloguesent on application.A.J.HOLMAN & CO.Philadelphia.290s EE Steamships.LS NO SENS NS : ALLAN LINE\u201d ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.1884 \u2014 Winter Arrangements\u20141884 \u2014 LIVERPOOL MAIL LINE.Address Box 747 F.O, V ANLED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, A Tupper St.Apply between 11 an ANTED\u2014_GENERAL SERVANT.APPL WARE 8ù T- AFPLY 1804 oT.One knowing shorthand preferred.14 NURSE, AT 58 d 3.163 ANTED\u2014A MARBLER, MORTOS WA er, Bones MORTON.PHILLIES & ANTED-A FIRST-CLASR WOMAN the Exchange Hotel.Apply nome Cook 8 ! ANTED\u2014a TIDY GIRL.NO WASHING GOOD V \u2018wages.16 Upper Bleury or Par ASS soon VV ANTED\u2014A GOOD GARDENER TO GO TQ THE dounir ri seeds: 9 Yi Amarried man preferred.Win, Lo ANTED IMMEDIATELY A 4qon .Ww ply morning aud eveuing, at San ra: 14 3 NTED\u2014MIDDEE-AGED PERSON AS 1 \" Ww wisid, at 30 Purk Avenue.HOUSE, WANTED ONE FIRM, GOOD WOOL HAT Finishers.se i Vie ¥ A A sers.eady work.Victoria Wool Hat Co.V ANTED\u2014A YOUNG LADY TO ASSIST AT THE counter, and lo nt : i photo Studio.Address (Dod Nea pion * Airstclany - \u2014\u2014\u2014_ COMPETEN SEN Apply 18 Lineculn A enna of iy \u201ca 144 \u201c= WANTED A THOROUGHLY st eral servant.ANTED\u2014BY A TAILORS CUITE V sober and sober minded.fa 5 an 4 wishful of employment.Address = (\".958,\" Stax Oflca.y 0 143 do se ANTED\u2014AT ONCE.A YOUNG G W eral servant 39 Man se City?GIRL, WANTED-A GENERAL SERVANT, WHO CAN ilk a cow, fur the 23 Instant, guod referé quired.Apply te 88 Union Avenue.\u201c references ve- WANTED\u2014A RESPECTABLE PERSQN WHOSEWS wall, willing to make } fui 7 Durocher Btreet, féranoon os pitied ul.Ary ANTÉD\u2014A TALIFIED DISPENSE 3 V Montreal Dispensary.Ap; Heations fe be ret LIE the Secretary, Dr.d.B.Mec dhuell, vs or before the hd .13 AS GFX 142 ANTED\u2014A HAND, FOR WHOLESALE | tail tea business one speak LENALE 3 RE preferred.Address by lelter to 6 Box 1684, 183 ANTED\u2014A YOUNG GIRL TO ANSIST IN LIGHT bousework.Hanon ol Sleep in her cwn home, at No.9 ANTED \u2014 A RESPECTABLE SM rou VW man as porter, speaking both languages a NU dral St.\"0188 ANTED\u2014AT ONCE.THREE EXPE WwW rewing machine teachers, = PADERIEN SED I comunisslon.Wanzer office, 402 Notre Dame St.App 5 124 ' FOR THE WH fice.WT * forenoon.ANTED-A STRONG BOY Wa Clothing.Address 22) 8359,\u201d STAR oO; WW ANTED-A JOURNEYMAN CRACKER BAK for permanent sit ; A AE Internation: Nea Baking.jAddress Tw.BY AUauted.AL Nr INNS LES NL A A JROPEKEEP ING \u2014 AN AUCOUNTANT VING three or four hours a day to devote to wri books and auditing vouche: des: rd ployment.Address\" JG D, h geirous ge .,\"\" BTAR office.of WANTED\u2014A EITUATION AS DAILY GOVERNESS § to two or more litt) \u2019 naar 3905 F0 Le cadres rs moule) WANTED-SITÉATION AS GE » TED SITEATION as GENERAL PeRVAXT WA NTEL -BY TWO BPECTABLE ENGLISH girls, situations as cook s nd h ; rem Koni bere i and Bar NEPAL Dj ANTED\u2014AN ENGAGEMENT- Te W to Rh FMENT BY AYLI MAX many rien grocery vision business, in à count oto dre of fi 008 from former employers.Address * C348, 7an ANTED\u2014-AT ONCE, BY AX E 24, Hiper,s situation in ME ERE SED Mi 144 FROM FROM Ro Bo: .P.0.A uvsaroor.| ŸSTRAMEE \u2014roxtuanv.HALIvAX x 1138.O.Montreal TRUMDAT, THURSDAY.SATURDAY ANTED-\u2014EMPLOYMENT, BY A RESPYCT ; young English gir testant, as ror APLE general servant.Address \u201c A.664,\" Stan Office.183 A - ANTED \u2014 BY A FRENCH CAN.à Rue | Shem ah.cE gph .\u20ac .; = M |CASPIAN.= 6 - do fat.ly Cord sree WwW ANTED-SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, IN 4 HALIFAX & ST.JOHN'S, N.F LINE.make Vinci norn 2508 elem ; \u2014 - BTAR - \u2018 FROM HALIFAX.STEAMER.or.son op.\u2014_\u2014 he Lo ANTED\u2014BY A YOUNG MAN, 1.TURSDAT, ; MONDAY; WAS tk in a Wholesale or Retail Sry Gs Vig} AS.Jan.2h NEWFOUNDL'ND.| Feb.4th class references.Address A.806,\" 8rax Feb.12th Com \u201c 18th VVANTED-SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN AB\u2019 - x \" March 3rd writer: \u201cBest raterences.Radriss © March 11th - \u201c 17m og.\u2019 \u201c018 34 \u201c ; cam : ANTED\u2014SITUATION, AS MAN : April Bb * April 14th Wolski Gate.Paral th orp.want \u2014_\u2014 Te bt .c Glasgow and Pertland Service.Io or Ray Lee Address ** Y.803,\" NTAR Ofioe.1 2 PRON GLASGOW.STEAMER Fox Porrraxp, VARIED -A FRENCH GARDENE desires n sitnation about March fi = Gn oughly cum el WEDKESDAT, SATCMLAY ant pacs ln nil lie dean Pelerences bas PS eereees cdi emplover ana uthers.iis \u2018brother (single) also Jan.9th.BCANDINAVIAN.Jan.36th, {opr Diworhtows, Chester an s cos 1 \u201c 23rd.HANOVERIAN.Feb sth Sinsgoew & Bostou Service.WANTED SITUATION, \u201cy D OH , save pars fn a cles dits nes os 2e 500.7 Tax Ome.° té FROM GLASGOW.RTEAMER Fox Boston.WEDNESDAY, BATURLAT, Jan.2nd.MANITOBAN.Jan.19th.\u201c 16th.PRUMSIAN.Feb.2nd.- 30th.WALDKNSIAN.\u201c 16th.Dominion Ling, \"smmeer I RNIA,\u201d The new ron 8 A A ap on eh for LIVERPOOL on LY, 18th Janoary.form and bu motion is felt, ok 1» iq i TORRANCE & OO._- peneral Agente.Bi 265\" EDITION.PRICE $1.00 un IS S y NOW THYSELF.AGREAT MEDICAL WORK KON A) \u2019 amature Decline in Man, MANHOOD, Farales Youth, and the untold miseries resulting om indiscretions or Sxcesses.A book for man, young, middle-aged and old.Itcon 125 prescriptions for all acute and chronjo discases, one of which is invaluable.found by the Author, whose experience fo: as probabiyneyer before fol} e lot of any physician.300 es, bound in beautiful lim.a: covers full gilt.guaranteed tobe & oer work in sense,\u2014mechanical, Jrersey an professional \u2014than rk sold in this country money will 2 refun oe only $1.00 by ustrative sample.6 cents.end How.| awarded the author the Natio cal Association, to the officers of w eTefors.Roi ne There js no member of society to whom this book will not be useful we er Jouth.parent, \u201cAddress the Penbod | re AA or Dr No.Bulino Street, - kill and experience, chronio baled the ski Shalt other Nour sdsu : wi THYS ty.= y without an in- statice ef failure.; ears 1s suo in eve post.WALT LAAT SE DAA Np WATER OU Ra 0000s Tage | \u2014BY - WARP James Cony Hapa oak OOF Xd Lox Bae.or = gg \u2019 FSS IR ES Windsor and BR BALF\u2014A FIANDSO w.w.aR, Pi FR Ce ET] ns ve FB GRAIN BAGS, .Warren, wo.480 botre Dane | RA Bowne 8 ONE E 5-4 GOOD P, D R SALE.\u2014 HANDSOME Pas nue mes Fost.LEE pup sur Ban, ve \u201cie LEA EEE = a ; 3 = | LET ETES | psa [4 nd unset pos | a the same nt 195 sant Louss.Areas bon 18 Besver Hall revive Ne 87, Bloucy ts Bend, MoE TO LOAR.' Money 0 lean, pevwent., on ars-cinds ~ - æ.* Several city ABA country properties fer sale on Ig\u2019 Co.tors.\u201c M PERRMA \u2018 118s #0 8t.Francois Xavier Rrotessionnt.! D H.M.BOWKER, Dentist, FP Bolen Bor Pool nissut, ow \" ool » from Windsor Hotel | ONALD DOWNIE, B.O.L, ; + IV ADYOOATA, BARRISTER, ATTURKRY, SOL OIrTOR.COMMISSIONER, &O, Offices\u2014&4 BS, James Street, Montreal.\u2019 > Collections promptT atrendet to.7 GOODRICH, Attorney-at-law, 134 A.Dearborn Chi \\ F4 1 a w \u201d eus mbined issue of all uh Eo wean Dublisboed {n .smount to $200; covered by _ Longue Po FRIDAY, JANUARY in ames rae rt = er Nhe Baily Str.\"GRAHAM & Co., Proprietors, .488 Bt.James street.- a gies ent, for French and fran \u2014 pions.A Forte Frunoe, believe the.diroulation of Tra Correspondont and, Piste fab 1 ne TI me CIRCULATION OF THE STAR FOR 1868 and 1884 ; Week oi gs J 13, '84 Jk cade Jen.A.aud Jen.13,84 Tpesday \u201c18, 260iTucaday 20986 Nodnceday .16.420 din arate .ursday., friday \u201c.18:446|Frida y \u2026.21,089 Fran.19, \u2018914 |Satur ay FR 22,699 Total.111571] Total.127,639 PRESENT DAILY AVERAGE 21,306.FRIDAY.JANUARY 18, 1884.Ir scarcely needs the gift of prophecy to predict that direct taxation will shortly be imposed in the Province of Quebec.The party leaders naturally shrink from ineur- ring the odium which will permanently attach to the men whom the rural electors will - hold responsible for the tax.The dose is a nauseous one, but it is a necessary one, and \u201cthe real question for the rural electors ts, who should be beld responsible.the men who administer the medicine or the men who have rendered it necessary.Only children regard the doctor as thelr enemy.\u201cThere is nothing imoroper, nothing unfair, in direct taxation; the rural population contributes little or next to pothing to the revenue of the Province or of the Dominion, and the revenue is considerably less than the expenditure.Buccessive (Governments have tried all sorts of devices to make both ends meet, without taxing the farmers, and now it is frankly admitted that we must have a great reduction of the expenditure, ap increase of the subsidy, bankruptcy or direct taxation.We believe the first is as unattainable as the second, and the third less desirable than the fourth.We do not say there is no room for the curtailment of expenses, but from experlence of Quebec Governments which have gone into office with \u201cretrenchment\u201d inscribed upon their banners we hava not the slizhtest confidence in the difficulty being ended by a great reduction inthe expenditure.Practically the only wav to avoid bankruptcy is £d see that every man in the Province bears his fair share of the public burden.There is no reason why the greater part of the population should be practicaily exempt from taxation.WAS EMERSON À GREAT POET?When will the critics and philosophers agree as to what constitutes the poet?We sometimes think never.The uncertainty in which the question is involsu is probably a8 great to-day as ever it was.Matthow Arnold, for example, says that Emerson waa not a poet.A competent writer in the New York Times says, on ths cuntrary that Emerson was \u201c poet, poet, poet, nothing but poet.\u201d Who shall decide ?What Mr.Arnold probably means is, not that Emerson bas not poetical ideas, for he admits very freely that he has, but that he either did not , care to avail himself, or was unable to avall himself, of the best modern methods of poetical expression\u2014that in short he has not sufficient technique to make him a poet either in the modern sense or in the anclent classical seuse.We do not think this criticism is sufficiently met by the argument of the Times writer that the Elizabetban poets used very uncouth metres and expressions.Granted that they did, the English language has gained greatly in wealth and flexibility since their day; and there is, therefore, no excuse for the modern writer who shows no improvement upon their methods of expression.The mind of the true poet, who has had the \u2018meens of knowing the best that is thought, sald and done in the literary world, takes to itself the best forms, and in general all the choicest results of the intellectual travail of his own and preceding generations.A | failure to do this indicates a certain lack of @sthetic faculty, which it will probably be agreed is a very important element in the t nature.To be a great painter it Is not sufficient to have very beautiful ideas; a more important thing still is to be able to glve them adequate exprassion on the canvas.Emerson has written many very mem- prable verses; but Mr.Arnold is justified, we think, in saying that he has not given them to the world in the shape in which, consider- \u2018ng the advanced state of Lhe poetic art in his day, we might have expected to receive them, assuming, that is to say, that their author was, as the writer in the Times as- -serts, a poet in the very highest sense.] Hospital CITY ITEMS.\u2014Vennor predicts a gle on Saturday or y, accompanied Heavy rai \u2014A lunatic was captured at the Bonaven- tap dopa yesterday afternoon, and was charge of by the police.\u2014The 8t.George's Church Y.M.hs: & very sucoeesful entertainment in dt rge's school room last ovening- \u2014Rev.A.B.Chambers, LL.B able lecture on * \u201c Patriotism © Bho Street Church last evening.~The Young People's Musical and Literary Association of Olivet Baptist Chureh gave a very successful concert last evening.\u2014A Canadian Pacific railway conductor named Nauvé-had his arm dislocated yesterday.al waa attended to at the Notre Dame The firm of Kerry, Watson & Co., 0 complimentary \u201cdinner to Me, WE on Monday evening, and not his friends as previously sued.\u2014The usual monthly eocial of th ae A.was held las oning.The at 0e was very large and an excellent programme was carried out, among the butors to which were Amy uson and Mr.F.Meyers.\u2014The cold weather which has been ex- enced so far this Winter has caused a © mortality among hogs in all the out- municipalities and even within the limits as woll.Mr.À.King, of Côte St.5 during one week wes so unfortunate os to ose as many as 58 ho, Ha attributes ihe cause of this great mo lity to the cold er and hog dysentery combined.t 10.30 ht,the firemen were ae\" ng Nun Telegraph © gfoe.cn Hospital street,the hot ashes falling hearth and setting fire to the The flammes were extinguished with Bbority betore iwelve o'clock two alarms Sibert Fuck from box 54 for 8 fire 11 Messrs.This being outside the city lunits, the rare) wore asslated by the & \u2018une- ga Dour s work, the flames, which urigihated © mould ing omg Tors got under con- Three Fires Last Night, Sid ¢ open grate and\u2019 working their way ; damage alight.i foundry on Notre Dame street gonde and St.Henri brigados, After about ral.Tha lose be a waa t wil - only sli htly dam ed.A £ ock tia morning a fire br © out Ans Bonsecours streat, caused by t explosion of a lamp.The total damage will insurance.The ' premises are occupied by Henry Lavigne as à saloon.Sporting Notes.The Wolseley Snowahce Club tramped to Lumkin'e last evening.The St.rge's Club will tramp to ats\u2019 to-morrow aftornoon.P Si yA pilote able to do the sou.HARBOR | Sipe © dai a.\u201d ess The aiinual report of Andrew refe the action of the Board with reg of Gévernment loan aud the Shearer ealt at some length with Master\u2019 report, the Substance of which has already mppeared STAR.The following summing Is up is Interesting, however : The increase o over that is 109.61 617 ne ing an in- 89,445 of 8 while sailing ships have decreased 29 26 tons.The vear which haa Just closed is the largest in amount of ocean tonnage which the port has ever shown, 1880 hav ng hitherto the banner oar not paly for ocean top nage, but also for, jnlan tonnage, ocean tonnage of t yesr was 628, LE and the inland ton nnage 1,044,380, total of 1,672,681 tons, while that of the \u2018 vear 1883 has been 664,263 ocean, and 764,- 721 Inland, or a total'of 1,428,984.This shows an Increases of ocean tonnage between the two Fears of 5.7 per cent, and Oe decreass in inland tonnage of 26.5 cent.or a decrease on the whole of 14.6 Bos cen The report goes on to say:\u2014* The total ocean steam tonnage in 1880 was 76 cent.and sailing vessels 24 por cent.w © in 1588 they were respectively 91 per cent.and 9 per cent.This shows that as year after year is passe we are becoming more, aud more a steamshi p port, and that sailing\u201d vessels are gradually ming of less im- purtance to the trade of the port.TOWAGE AND PILOTAGE CHARGES.\u201c The great reduction of inland lonnage, 26-6 per cent.in thrae Jears, must Lot overlooked, as it shows that railways must be coming nearer to the front as com itors with the canals; and here I mbit call attention to the discussions wh bave taken place at the meetings of the Corn Exchange and Board of Trade regarding ocean sailing vessels and the hardships Imposed on them bv the so-called extravagant exactions which they are said to have to undergo in the shape of extortionate charges lor towage, as well as of pilotage in coming to this port.- It seems to mea Pir that every opportunity should be seized at these meetings to cast discredit on our port.The question of towage was dis- cuesed and arranged for in a very fair way, and a settlement was arrived at two years ago, by which the to tes were reduc- to half the tariff of 1 73.and so far, since that time not a single complaint has been made to the Harbor Commissioner of undue or excessive charges.We are told that sailing vesseis will not come because of these charges; but wbat are the facts ?Take the Allan and\u2018Beaver lines, when their ang vessels came, they own and ma their own tugs an Drought up and to took down their own salling vessels into port.Where are they now?They have not brought a single sailing vessel {nto the port for two years, and have entirely superseded them by steamers; thus evident] showin & that so far as they are concerned they fin steamers more profitable than sail.\u201d MONTREAL COMPARED WITH OTHER PORTS.Mr.Robertson, contrasting the harbor of Montreal with some British ports, further says in his report:\u2014\u201cNow, let me say to the \u2018se Who know the City of Glasgow a: andher Clyde improvements, they will pe be onished when I state that Montres , dur- ig her season of navigation, has as much tonnage, ocean and inland, as that great clés ap and, as has already béen sta she the third largest port in the United Riagdon, that 18 to say for the six months of our open water, we have half of the yearly tonnage that goes into Glas- ow, while our harbor charges for tonnage Sue and goods are far beneath that port or an ort a pproachiog the m i- tude of ontreal 18 Great Britain.And in addition, Ido not hesitate to say that our tariff is the simplest, and as a whole the cheapest, of all ports giving equal facilities | that can be named, either on thisor the other side of the Atlantic, for ocean steamers and their eargoes.\u2018* I observe that the Beaver Line has this year laid up its steamers for the Winter, and it is stated that this has been done because whatever money they made by coming to Montreal ummer was lest by going to Atlantio Poe in Winter; this, correct shows that Montreal cannot be sucha badip ort in Summer, ¢ and as a proof of Ee Gani in our port, I find it sta in the papers of last wee that the Beaver Company are adding another newébip to their alraad fine fleet tor Montreal Summer trade.am not insensible to the fact that Montreal labors under great disadvantages, as it is only à Summer port.Were our harbor open all the year round, and we had a network of railways such as enter New York, Boston Philadelphia or Baltimore, Montreal would more than hold her own in th e race.\u201d THE CANAL QUESTION.The report on the canal question, holds that before accepting the statement that Montreal is losing her share of trade, the question should be considered, what propor-* tions of grain for foreign markets is moved by the New York canals?Mr.Robertson here says:\u2014\u201c In discussing this question, it seems me that an important factor has always been overlooked, viz, that of every thousand bushels which leave the granaries of the West, probably two-thirds is required for thelr own consumption, leaving only one- third to be ship .whereas, in our case, every bushel of wheat that comes here from there has to be exported, because one year with another in Canada we bave enough to provide for our own necessities.\u201d The Bole report states that the revenue of the OWS çons iderable variations, as Boar with ear.The whariage i inwards has Herons 8.6 per cent.; outwards it has increased 20.4 per cent.Tonnage dues on steamships, 20 per cent.increases ; decrease of tonnage dues on sailing ships\u2019 of 50.4 per cent.and of local traffic, 7 per cent.; the fotals being as follows: \u2014 Wharfage inwards, dedrease, $10,193.25; wharfage outwards, increase, $9.556.78; tonnoge dues.stoamahipe Increase.6,769.67 tonnage dues, 201.76; local sail, decrease, $4 traffic, decrease, $3,159.22; tata revenue being for 1882, $249,130.01; and for 1883, $247,813.19, a decrease of $1, 317.72, or about one-half per cent.The re , on the question of pllo says:\u2014\u201c The plots between Montreal for the season numbered 47, of whom one died and three were sick.The total ne de Cane of the pilots w were $43,995.87 ; deductin e earnings the one who died and the three who ware Sick the amount re- an average rats of 003.39.Groat discrepancies, however, exiat À otre $344 3h hn of the pil ots, the lowest being EN 33 i le the hi æhest made no leas thas 2; this ragement causes oon- $39 rable feeling Emons themselves, and some ofathe shipping firms are to blame in employing one were two or three should be employed to do the work, so as to make a more equal distribution among the pilots.\u201d OPPOSED TO THE ABOLITION OF CANAL TOLLS.The report concludes with a reference to the proposed abolition of canal tolls, the Brands opinion or shown by letfer of bertson in reply to the Minister of ailes 3 and Canals\u2019 en ulrles on the subject.Robertson in Lam, am, therefore, of opi lon Barty tI would.nt to abol but.I te it would be mel to abolish nnage dues on gers, Ta nd he be .050, and would be giving to 9, dogs of fe about 10 per dent.and 90 Press ail pouls cane dians.Twa then pass all goods West, St.Lawrence canal Le throug che elland canal pacal free; and all ng through the Welland canal roug the St.Lawrence canals free, having paid Welland canal tolls.If this wore done, and the ment were assume the Bt.Lawrence route debt and ublish to the world that, from the Gulf of t.Lawrence, ships were free to the head of the lakes, in 80 far as Ci rivers and at oanals wero concerned, it seems to me that the Government could accom as much sn by entirely abolishing ths canal tolls.Personally, T confess that\u2019 I can hardly see the reason w othe country should have shoul $40,000 on canals, and that they ould keep them Pp ate vag = f $04 (CA year more.G rtaloly, the oul p up repairs and working expenses, the same a8 you are trying to make the Iantercolonial \u201crailway pay Its work- lug ex penses, which bas cost nearly, ifror quil a simple expenditure of sa year, for interest on $50,000 hen, let me add, what isour channel to post for or 37:4 feet ?To deepen from 20 to 5 cost, including plant, $1 1,760, 000\u2014to a on Dit cov feet more, say to 27 1-3 feet, will cost 8156,000 e ongineor re- Port but es 1 havo belo ore sald, call it $900,- make it perfect] sure, or a fo of $2,680,000 as poet nearly 18 after & Howe CI entre to Eh .-| apd De dns yoovare ou mer adopt them « know you will give them t which Foul have always.RO to an that I v es wheu You thought in was \u201d \" GIVIQ FINANCES.The Auditor's Report en Hochdiags, The o Finance Committee met day ant Cohan: Hh fis Provost and His Attorney was instructed to report upon La loiter nding bef them m to or on Shes A ota} liabilities are as fol b to deal in detail with his subject, - rday morning b tolls, * eriininais 6 Was plore the | the amount of costs he ; The recommendation of the Palice Committee for an inorease of salary to Mr.L.Forget, clerk in the Reco 8 Court, was gone in.Mr.Charlan soie alleging njustice on \u2018the part of the Ass eferred to the City Clerk.The eo ro decided to report to Council on the report of the Committee, which recommended a bonus of $600 to Mr.Brittain for services as acting City Surveyor that Mr.Brittain Foceive and Christin $100.The ou arts then submitted a detailed statement of the Hochelaga accounts ag assumed by ti the city now incorporated in its books.The fore annexation, and élaima.llows :\u2014 Debentures ed in 1878, maturing in 1896, $60,000; Boned, aa issued in 1879, maturing in 1904, $30,000; bills payable\u2019 and open accounts maturing soon, $7,523; total $97,523.The public works, oto.representing the above are as under: \u2014 Waterworks at disbursements to date, $41- 737; Main Sa aid: $17,608.Real estate de A uni Sa dings k d its a vings Bank deposits representing sinking funds, $12, 063; Cash hand- od over, $2.76 ; Total $98,1 There are also the tos outstandf arrears due to the municip ty, of whic lists bave been bandea to the Treasurer for collection, and of which such portions as may be realized will be credited, viz.Assessments against proprietors, 4, 200: assessments against tenants,$1,759; assessments for business tax and di ©, $876; assessments for water works an meters, $1,050; total, $7,885.Besides Which there is a rospect ve claim of about 34,000 t parties who \u201chave not availed emsel ve of the drainage system (it being o optional, and who may yet do so.A sufficlent sinking fund bad not been provided for the loan maturing in 1896.It was 8 twenty years | oan and required a 2% per cent.ainking fund, with accretions annually capitalized at 6 per cent.; whereas, only per cent.had been set aside, and at oa bank Interest.The result was, that the amount handed over as representing the sinkin fund for the redemption of that loan was 00 short of what it should be, which will rk have to be made up.The resources of the ward, under its original character, consisted of the rigbt to levy 97140 in the $100 of value and 2 per cent on rental values, together with certain specific licenses and a fixed tariff for water, based on a sliding scale 25 per cent.in excess of the Montreal tariff.The Collectable revenue under these heads last year was aa follows :\u2014 576 per $100 on $1, 1394.282 of real estate for general purposes, $9,083; 276 per $100 on 8 000,683 of real estate for interest and sinking fund on $60,000 loan, $5,403; 13% ae r $100 on $2,000,582 of real estate for rest and sinking fund bo $30, Joan, $2,701.Total, $17,186.Of A there was collected :\u2014 For general p Bornes $7,490; for payment of loans, $6.139 esving à balance outstanding of This balance, ether Sith $641 of arrears of the preceding year, makes up a total of $4,200 of outs nding claims against proprietors.The collectable revenue from water rates was estimated at about 31,600, while the amount derivable from business duty and miscellaneous licenses r-presented ed from water which no, return was made to the city.The last last year 's total revenue of the municipality 2,000, but this included as large a sum from arrears as from ourrent aBsess- ments\u2014an entirely Spoormal 5 state of affairs, arising from tact that these arrears, extending & far back as 1876 been in yance through litigation till then, but SY a oraent having then been rendered in favor of the municipality, the whole amount became at once available.The consequence is, that there is no asset in that shape older than 1882.The estimated revenue of 1884 may, therefore, be set down about as follows :\u20141 per cent, ona total valuation of.$2,000,000, $20,000; water rates, 12,000; business faxes say an pecial licenses, say $3,000; total, Sas 000: oP hich ount of about HE yield a net a 0.of which about one-third would be for interest and sinking fund on hee al debt.The chairman then submitted the claims of the Assessors, and after some discussion it was resolved to increase their salariesto $1,400 each, and the meeting adjourned.Practical Plumbing.There was à good audience to listen to Mr.J.W.Hugbes' first lecture of the course on the *Sclenoceand Art of Modern Plumbing as Applied to Domestic Pu Mr.Hughes referred to the gres thst there was for instruction to the mec cal classes, and said that if the members of this class were not a8 well paid as the learned professions, it.was because, owing to jm want of per rx grain they not taken that rank a ning, Seman tow © eportanos oË ey ing entitled Sem.lecturer zd the ancient and modern systems with muc abilit A de conclusien of the lecture remarks wore made by Mr.G.W.Stephens, M.P.P., and Mr.Boxer.Mr.L.8, Buperin- paris of the Water Works, moved, seconded b Mr.Rodden, a vote of thanks to the he next lecture of the series will tako place on the 31st Inst.the subject being \u2018 Domestic Sewerage snd Drainage.\u201d Condensed Telegrams, It 1s belleved a combination is being form od In New York to advanoe the price of lg i de Glers, the Russian Minister \u201cot Foreign Affairs, has gone from Geneva to Vienna.The Iowa Democratic caucus nominated B.J.Hal, of Burlington, for United States gar.Starn, an American banker, married Sophie Croizette, of the Comedie Francaise ris on the 17th.nor Democrats met at New York last ht = the call of Robert B.Roosevelt and ot ers to organize a new local party.Ly New York Times vashington s special ys T.J.Lansing, à lawyer in New.York State, isa prominent date for the Governorship of Utah.New York detectives are looking Sor James H.Nixon, theatrical manager, w char od with passing & number of forged |} ee jai at Kingston, Teun, was burned © prisoners or their ends.Five crim: escaped.The vras one of the best In the state Jack McKenna killed Edward Wilson ina faro establishment at Vicksbur cavored 16 | Wilson was the dealer and en deavo prevent other man's chips.Wm.Kelly, formerly of y y .SE sb and then him- over.Kelly dled durin, a quarrel ut Las Vegas, s mistress, as, Bose rh The woman may recover.Kelly di instantly.A bottle of \u201c Pain Curse,\u201d addressed to Queen Victoria ris by à Georgia doctor, Tho £0 nfidently asse that it will cure Her ajesty\u2019s injured knee, is actainod at the Dead Letter office, Washington.Daniel Morris, ag & Mormon 1 - gamist with three bb onl 2 Uvi TE near Sait X meena, went to pl 0G SoverD: ors m wen a o his house and hung himself.The Corean Embassy has arrived in London and Lac uartered ot the Langham Hotel, in char, American officers.The members Ly Embésey, who are Rucsts of the Uattod States Government, proceeding to Marseilles to embark om the 0 United States steamer * I'renton.\u201d The Berlin correspondmnt of the Daily News says :-Prince Bismarck is now in better health than for many years past.He begins work at seven o\u2019clock in the morning.Prince's som, Count He von Bismarck, has started for 8t.Petersburg to as- 000 and if in ont Plan cent.\u201d wil sec be $180.000, reduc brings 30 per oo pg veto eC sume gume bls duties in the German Embassy in Asa \u2018dis ents Lo On the other hand the Congervatives wi either deny the depression which is alleg or refer il to natural cuyses and say that L was beyond the power of the Government In either case thay themselves upon the horn of a dilemma, for the fact that there is à depression all the Dominion, more or less fer de sors is spper ent to every will be the query which t about $2,000.The amount actually collect- - last year was $11,000, of | sut of et, for = more tors ne nt fie taken his .\u201c originate?\u201d the fiscal qu little doub modifi the the last June ed that : ed tor takin $5 vg sre epee or pi TE now golhg on there between Mr.Templ CTION A ving the different Snowshoe Cl dressed Comores ve, 0, aod\u201d ., Liber ICAN FUR STORY.fn éhoir various Costumes, In Torche Liberal.AMER n member, Mr.Henry Smyth, has been us- For 0 one ne \"5 ony) in phurlined (Siroulars, cose \u2018PRICE \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 250ents sen oe d his _re-clec re-election now being all a er [mm nas o Orders taken by all newadealers and vend- posed 97-87.LAWRENCE sTRERT-91.ors.- - A pat Cota a Soa bi JOE LHECARNIVAL BUY YOUE, BED- GEOBGE BISHOP & CO.hysical health 6 restored - ARMBTRO ôtfs MONTARAL.Fated for for him in in an as ETRE ne Vietoria Bquare.move to lsmise ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, HE pod rn, be broth and ith rs STH, \"LINIASNY 7 our ti post: Mr.Hoyt bas ER tively rene these terrible Jincasen nnd cure ning Conan ax 15 Colonel Bath quete |! sent tree by mail .semer 1, Se fam urn.Aan =] diag.ee ie enh + ' 7 { \u2019 \\ = \u2018 - - LL pa Pain me Las oe = - È a A = a - _- 2 arr raphy mre vor ppm TRENT ML A to prevent it.\u201cne MONTREAL DAILY BTiB, _ [From our corp Reporter.) - x stormy session.\u2018At any rate it will not were disheartened, and with some of rativals Bums lame were compa = d confined : th bling.But since taken a deeided turn for the better, as far they are concern has returned and the Hon.David Mills Lis seat for Both vel which was rep ed last session by J.J x called \u201cthe member for Ts Btephens, sin the temporary re sentation of the county; and ad Bir John hn hay been ousted from one cies, Lennox, he 1h Reformer, Alliso: of Minister of Education in i Cabinet, although his seat is oocupied by another Heformer, D.M.Ca by the Tories ar true Reformer al way one, lant 8ir Richard will ask 4 nance to answer, aud a bi sure to take place between them.nite statement concerning position uestions of the finy, but Po thao] but ocstion of abolition of the duty on coal and otHer fo cessaries, and its entire re-arrangement, à such a manner, as to press the poor man.In tak for, party is going to rs will be sure to be taunted with ow r opponents.The present, ouook at the Reformers will badæ Riley about Arend ep sade other reset questions ; that the back unmbers of the Pare will be religiously perused, and ne statements made years ago will into the teeth of speakers on both sides; the whole thing ending os up, bye some ve abusive and unpar men 9 is may seem a faneiful tA D events caat their s Seal.C Otter and Beaver sets for Overlarge assortment to select from; £0 pare coat, at L.Bopm- Erskine, who succeeded Henry Harry Dundas, afterward Lo advocate of Sootland, happe female cliant of the name be Tic ant in the foll my client, the suditors, Ae with Lord Meliville, as ford to have a le po os Fide the oddity of the gn action, commenced bumorous strain defendant, my were almost driven into hysterics 5 ge replying, © sickle her yourse ln this.8a in X ME oh will for SE profit él they would have made; (3) a claase been inserted in the final settlomentby Fuld the contractors could clai 6s i eged delays on the pare of o CO) CAMAR other portions of the oi Apes c was compelied or coughs.all forms of sore throat, bad an Pas plant over, and pay Ay nen it.B.eots., used by = and public The fourth char oe waa denied uncan speakers.Prepared by the hemist of the In- Melntyr the V Se pra /deut otthe Cans- Aprmational Throat , and funk La Institute from Paciño Railway.in Tae Brag of June 2.© proscription, of Ur 3 Yelle.ex-aide Some days aftorwiras | a hia r $50.00 else Price roneh army.For e by all INTERNATIONAL THROAT AND LUNG INSTITUTE, HAT ii A or thma.Bronchitis, umption in the by the Government will first eh second 8 es.sand a Jong iscases of ouse, and will excite a lively d nose, throa RS) gt the The course of the Government the Boirometar invented By pa elle.of present session is not aocu known, Paris a3.Bide pure eof of the French ar.: ut it is not likely thoy wil will &9, juto an real, Toronto, RES otro pant o: ¥ont- Pong ao fislatlve measur: measures.Physi clans and sufferers can er, the der 8 ter free.Consultations fres.n- The question i & very delicate Spirom mes pereonally and be exami write dle, and the difficulty is grea ris tof questions and copy of national law, which on the one hand alien beso oe ublished monthir.dress 173 strict as to often inflict a great injustice purch « eet.Toronto, or Phillips Squares, u on honest men, or on the other so loose Mon OTTAWA, June Oh, 1883.rogues advantage of it to \u2019 cheat their croditors The law Fajsed some pat go \u2014 Faria ites HT Jon te to se my name ew years ago by the Canadian | en seamed.Lo be sminen ly fair, D it was actes VS Am Dot oom aod feet ra found that it did not, stall e object xy piled my ows {a faaft, bad, ot having for which it had bee Thepro posed Togs sonia fh dre Bay ate os bet at be law provides that Rice ail cities twenty fared; SE fe ce wrote ypu thousand inhabitants or more the Board of ina LLE Trade shall appoint an an official, due ls not to 1e SF Fal , Ottawa.on other pla ps orang Da a Geo.t\u2019s Sal other e ; .that the n erty oh the oh taken W.Paren Bales.possession such gua; en à ot attachment\u2019 bas been issued, and that \u2018UCTION BALE OF TWO MOST DEBI- nelther sa » .2 nor th er, rable residences, on clerk or relative of su inst es appointed assignee to wind up the cetate.SATURDAY, 10th Inst.at 16-80 a.=.° Blake 5, Bo popu ty ss a iseder tement at our salesrooms, 287 St.James St.not seem atompen Babe Ton floating shout 1780\u20144™ SATRERLIE 87-1730 for some months back, Le the a eftect à that the Most sommodious and lar tone residence Reform party was and wasgo- rat-proof, furnace range, chanc ors; stables ing to send him after a8 5000 rs as! the could find a fit BUCOGSOT.ere is test origin for any of these LAC 656 Pomors, as far as 1 tah ascertala and oo De du stone front four-story rosi- Liberals are just as ready ever tosing, dence, espects; co house \u201cOh! Blake is the man for nation,\u201d or ol modern still more ee MUST BE SOLDe of Blake FARENT BROS.the Tories quake.\u201d 118 Auctioneers.Eg seat in Parliament, i asHigh has gone IB fo Sou South th Hexfrew t session for nr former Hardy of the Ontaria Gevernment 227 TO there advocating the œuuse of their hours ous, date, Mr.\"Doris OL ph wr 0 conatiémen cire LES Ta à Se Ontario.nie tong 19 JPABRENT BROS.\" BALES! THURSDAY, Sith Inst, at 10.99, At our Rooms, 437 BT.JAMES BTREET.We will Sell ors of Bonaventure, nspector Ea DESIRABLE PROPERTY, form- lambia.ral Antoine sts.Area, 88,000 feet; rent.tend to complain strongly 5 og Lhe the man: he orton communications throgghout ps UILDINGS fronting 117 feot 3 Consi nsid le impro at been LEE and\u2019 Suzanne megs in the Interior pot he House, themost sta; Well built.ntals, 81,200 per year.of Lae poi electro Hgbt EY the 669 AND 671 8 RENCE BT.8to d or re an Bomate sod Commons Las ne 5 vacant Lot on ft Pominique st.tal, $216 the ligh ts were re lit for the first tefactors.fn t th ror> very satisfactory.49] TO 496 ST, DOMINIQUE ST \u20148 Bricked the test, however, a an ; exp eat, Bowe 7 fa scare Kr re was lo ght nibs ND enoniants, stone foundations.Rental, $158, peaker\u2019s dining m.The Collin an work were somewhat .Th TO 813 ONTARIO ST.\u2014Three Stores and Sposer) partme pis, the dial reporters ne 185 TO 191 PLESSIS BT.Four Tenements, sa en » \u2014 rooms, the post office, and the tramlators\u2019 srl ; good investment.rooms have more or less and two or three extra rooms have been LANE Four T Tene- 851, on, Brokat ry $120 per 343 MANUFACTURER 8T.\u20144 Tepe 4 others unfinished.t 7 PARENT BROS.Auctioneers, S87 St.James Street.\u201cWednesday, 38rd January, at half-pass 11 Fore Sa DEON ATO 750, 752,754 pus fre TORE Sle tructed + ouate the Aaropiaie at tive m odern TH Pise A ag ANUABY.It is ted elther for a who 6 or retail store, a ated other or for ol us iness re: firing a central and convenie jsituation.Cap Capltalis are reminde à that \u2018he * or pr mises wholesale oo retail-about Victoria uare ot Shi Dean TE yoo be Hi stable ed es y was well es as that hat of St.James and Bt.Helen Streets, and uginess contres, The ificen: new others Other just erected, an pre, ws EH, FE treet and on a sid terms.Sale atil case Porfeot ti o.Li pou J.POTTE 10 Auctioneer.LARENDON HOTEL and a at C Bt.Anp\u2019s, with large lot of ?Eon ing on the Ottawa River.\u2014One of the beat pay- and most rapidly increas! resorts in the Do minion.ar nap mey Canada Atlantio trains stop at ge.{pos fa tion at almost every hour day and n yeLlent for Montreal business men as Bt Gach erine street.The 3, musty for accom- on a the supply.and the sale of this splendl situated.and well known hotel offers a opportunity to a capitalist or energatio hotel- keeper.Further particulars will ver- Bt.Ann\u2019e a always in biendidig tised.Sale at my room on BATURDAS 19th January, at NO doe Kk, THOS.J.JOTTER.neer.Plan on view.Hotel contain: 50; The Furniture will be sold With 5 CS BRICK COTTAGE\u2014No.4 Richmond Square.| Also, delightful rd Qottage, wi acre o ound, at LAM YR STA TrO by auction at my room on\" MONDAY, 21st JAN.The house on Richmond Square is solid brick, with stone foundations, with galvanized double iron roof, &c., and is without any exception one of the best built and most comfortable attractive houses of its size in the city.Capitallats seeking tn- vestment or a man of Doderate MOAns W wants a homestead la, periect « order, should see this atonce.The Bt, Lam! of wood, with atone foundations ora to a En equipped in every way aa a city house Jor both summer and winter ooeu ation.Every inch of ground has been caref ul uitivatod, d.andls stocked wi strong, althy, aring fruit trees of all kinds, rae har &o.No expense nr labor has been sal \u20ac to make ita thoroughly comfortable and pleasant suburban cottage well au plied with fruit and vegetables.he spland dwell alone cost $200, Bale at EVEN o'clock THOS, J.ITER, 10 uoctioneer.THE SPLENDID NEW Private Residence, NorTH-EAST COBNER SHERBROOKE AND DAUX- MOND STREETS, One of the handsomest modern dwellings in Montreal, will be sold st auction at my room, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, 29p JAN®Y, by order of MRS.CRAIG.Full particulars will be published.Intending rchasers can get permits to view at my o THOS.J.POTTER, 10 Auctioneer.1 41 METCALFE STREET.e.Very desirable cut stone front dwelling.near Sherbrooke street.No better situation in the West End.First-class, well built house Bale at my room, - WEDNESDAY, 33d JANUARY, at 13 o\u2019clook noon.THOMAS J.POTTER, Auctioneer.10 20 PEEL STREET FIRST-CLASS cut-stone front modern private residence, just above St.Catherine street, a high ground; splendid position; the vacant Lots adjoining.Sale at my ro \u2018on &c.at J.POTT Auctioneer.Further particulars plans.office.10 ST.HUBERT STREET.Cur STONE FRONT Hous The subecribder will sell the above very desirable dwelling at his room on THURSDAY, 84th JANUARY.It is in verT nice order, tinted, ted apered throughout ; has Marble Shien ish basement with Front ent roam.eerful and well lighted.T e athe ver; convenient and pleasant, clos.Gard 8t.Denis street, Court House vie Ball, 8 James street, &c.5 re SALE AT 11 O'CLOCK.THOMAS J.POTTER.ctioneer.13 ICHMOND AND MULLIN BTREFT, r lot; also lot on Mullin street.Ve choice building sites.AU at m, on THURSDAY.24 vy ine a BY Charles is not nearly supplied oe hous foga h\" to meet the demand.Almost J& put an the = lots will pay well.Salo bu - t 1 a! bal pas THOS.J.POTTER.18 Auctioneer.UILBAULT STREET, COR.UPPER GEL Urbain St, Building Lot 90x90, lane extra; can be divided CADIEUX ST., near por et of Roy, Lot 87x80, lane in rear, Cadastre No- HYPOLITE BT., in rear of above, Lot 48x70, 1 lane in rear.Peremptory Sale by Anection at my Reom, Thursday, Sith January, st 11 o'clock.THOMAS J.POTTER, 13 Auctioneer.6 TENEME BY AUCTION: Nos.5%9, 523, DRE 525, 527 and 59734 Seigneurs Street, near êt.Antoine St.Brick.with solid atone foundations; tile drains, zoo new and nd Bouses a the best of repair, Stag bo a gn) brings 84 per Shana.well w Inge Ot lot.40 and 4 110 ft One a the best vestments PosiTIVE Barn Hr my Roo y Room, on MoxDAY, 38th JANUARY, at 11 o'cloc 7 THOS.J.XE.Auctioneer.IF THE MATTER OF XUSEBY BRUNET, Pointe Claire The above named has made an sssignmen of his Es 0 and Kft to us for Te) pot of, his cr ms must ge our 0 ora 15 days from to ensure th r collocation for dividen KENT & ES ren Me a Pi ace d Montreal, 10th Jan., 1884 14 2 ANKRUPT STOCK FOR SALE\u2014In matter of MOISE CHEVALIER, E Boot an hoe Manufacturer, of LA om Factors, marked.Tender RE by the undersigned ond pin JANUARY, at noon, for the garchas e en, or { longing separate) I of the assots estate, as they are on the pre es ae mon: comprising: Block manuractured and ananas area TT \u201csu a #783 so The ht or any tender not n JE En can office of the aetna\u201d Office of pepe u.Of XIne CRA bo .Mon + 17th January, 1884.148 OTICE TO CREDITORS.RE THOMAS FORAN.TAKE NOTICE that Thomas Foran bral ont- vai eof ns ponte the Province.men r, bas assigned in a James.pol br.ag.(Messrs., Donnelly & Claims must be fyled with ro \u2018under- Ten ed within ten an\u201d ; WEL & TAIT.se vier Btreet.Montreal, Nob po 56 Fran T° BE ¥ CARNIVAL WEEK.The WINTER CARNIVAL Illustrated, TWENTY-FOUR PAGE PAPER, with a COLORED PICTURE (m night scene) of the inauguration of ICE PALACE, DoMINION SQUARE, ificent new | HE BY AUCTION.| subecribors, 7 atrangine for a remaber © of salon ty and id other properties ch will be a announced 088 who purpose offering dwelling houses bus.rod property , im roved © or otherwise, and are anxious gel the est price, will & GOWDEY, Chon Estate an and l'Gensral Auctioneers.A VOTION BALE NEW ALEILIGHS.The subscribers will sell by public Juction at their t.James street, on MONDAY port the hein nas.in the Afternoon, at 2.80 I Family Sleighs.; Cart \u201c 3 Lay 1 Double eh s-Vis \u201cLandau Style.\u201d To to anal lsst an and sad highest bidder for Taw le! b Eo gh eats and C.8, \u201cve ss Muffs, lp On os Pur Eontaan ap SHAW & GOWDEY, 13 Auctioneers.ANKRUPT STOCK FOR SALE BY AUCTION.In Cader tter of JAMES MURRAY, of 636 St.os Sloot, Montreal, dealer in Fancy Paper, Toon a doraignes will sell at Public Auction, by order of the Trustees, at the store of the above named, 636 St.Catherine street, Montreal, on TUESDAY, nd inst, at 11 o'clock a.m.All the Btock and Pixtures belonging to the above estate en bloc at a rate on the dollar as per inventory.The stock, which is largely composed of new , is carefully selected and well adapted for the retall trade, being as follows: \u2014 The book debts hich x wi be sold at the me time, amoun nventory of Stool 2 \"coke D Debts can be seen and dal information obtained by applyi to John M .at store lately occupied Tone MOD.Terms\u2014cash.Ce SHAW & GOWDEY, ; - Auctionéers.Montreal, Jan.16.1884.144 Her IMPORTANT BALE BY AUCTION or 7 a eet Mog, Hogte Pre Bley of and THB MONTRRAL INVESTMENT & BUILDING Coat the rooms of the subscribers, No.285 Bt.James St, on TUESDAY, the Band inst., in the morning, at 10.30 a.m.sharp.The sale will comprise the following houses and lots, full particulars of which can be sean on catalogues.Aes Ly Fr Avenue, No 86 Upper pleure 4 Sa story stone Jamil idence Lt apartments, bouse 22x37, lot 104 feet dee lane in rear.Let 2 Mance st, N odiately above Bherbrooke St.21-2 story home mily residence, 14 Apartments, heated by furnace.house 23x36, lot 93 feet deep.Lot 8\u2014fit.Catherine St., Ne.1784.\u201c_ Meetings and Amnsemeuts.rime PNP NASA A A dan OF MUSIC.X THOMAS.Losses and Managerai 09 bte nd Séturday Matinee, Japs: { J.H.HAVERLY's w erié-Famous MIN STRELS, Infroduoing Old roro nn New Faghe.This grand organiza reed press and public of Euro ps ops angopied by the w perform.anaes oes.\u201cREFINED TR euro mp 8.Becure them and ext week: Kayx C Guatron Beata now on & on BVO, @ Cr In the BEA io fo MAL DT ANIOR HALL) Every afternoon, 2.0.Evening.8.\u2019 The Great London Illusion, THE \u201cANIMATED SKELETON!\" And a host of others, including WARDELL, THE GREAT FIRE xixe.RE eor ei na 400s Losses aad ad PARBOW INC fun fs WEEK.AFT N and EVEN- HORT OF A ATTN Wrenn for fri, grand.Admission, ae lower À oor, oors open at | 30 pm.od 7 p.m.Pers formance one hour Range À e ve 6e of h 3 ous Societies will be held this pps as hitherto ; orumiénelsia eaêh orantag at eho 8'o'ciock, In the following (MONDAY.21st Jenuars, Fowno Men's Christion dise se DRIP Yom ntreat mére us \u201cHifieps Sh aan Demmi Cf Yissiens.Mona.ne Rae ON ne TT Noting pa ol Tops tne thrune o; aT Py Foi POULTRY EXHIBITION, Don\u2019t forget to go and see the great show of Poultry, Pigeons and Birds, ON 22xD, 28kD, 24TH, AT 759 ORAIG STREET.-n, MEETING 0 OF THE PARISHI cu ] it Aon lat Rh Pole BL arle: Street.Pe dar lot 8 Ca arlon A Ree = t dE to vire tested TÈTE as tasted ot Fim a al P.D.GLEESON, Bec.pro tem.ANLAN SEATING RINE, CHATHAM H 8t., Tuesday evening, 22nd inst., one hour g0-8a-you-please, open to sll.males prizes glven\u2014one gold and two YS I PRINCE OF WALES SKATING RINK\u2014 great 10-mile piace, to beat te best Too gr will take ivening, 21st instant.Hee oA sh nown Bkaters will ta 3\u2014 .Messrs.Elliot, Stewart fat, e.Mo- Goldriek and others e Admisaion\u2014Ladies, ice od 15¢.J.8T 0 158 8 ENTOUSE FURUE BLEUE TOBOGGAN CLUB.Members can obtain from Becrotary = payment of $1 3 La EL Fee y \"under ; e 4 Fe near corner of Mark Bt.very superior and at- 15 years as from 9 ax m.8p.tractive sto d marb sidence, 15 à ', x ents, hoatod by furnace, 36x40 ot 180 feet frerr dar à éatardes.au and Eu sr I bopiguns can ef ad des aide lo fr Let 0 » opposite Balle 8t., ToT 1-2 story brick.residence, petarys of OG min i i sat ihe mar mansard roof, I4 apartments, 23x86, lot 116 fr Monde ay voulue of st 80 o, Fo in the ES, bec yoora, Pp.a it Foot Famillo Gt, No.108, Le facl 138 Xavie os ft 8 stone residence, marble root, 80x37, lot 100 foet deep.nes LH Morrone: Lop; Tat Sate.James St Vent .ava, LO 20.FM U\u2014 ; earl member Is re ¢ peer Shae BT al ST rh Re | lot about 90 feet d eap, 5 snes of impor.Ë Lot 7\u2014L Two-story eh Teeny: 8 6° apartments; \u201cit soszra ALLEN, N.G.; house 18x80; lot 100 feet deep, The proposed ALEDONIAN SOCIETY.new G.epot will greatly enbance the ees ! vaine old this property.Burno\u2019 Anniversary Banquet .! ouses are all rented.Leases & t { el of ar next.Perfect titles, splendid .AGE J Hors.i 7 pais ties unsurpassed.FRIDAY, JANUARY se.BUILDING LOTS.; Joighs ve tbe south aide en Us à Los eat w16 1718 Catherine 8: , between s £ Machow andôt Mark Ste.45x128 Holiand 8 SssdrlleBus od wil bo a ee SE tkota, 1.50.frase Frerpbers pee BI at, TATRA fhe Sop Ur qui t lot above erbrooke st.Oficial Noe.85, ina: TT gn AA I OK at.fase i 3J.er eur RS foie, Matfhew, and st.Mark, Lot 100x \"Bali's BE Lawrence Ma ; ciel o.1661.18 ésod J.p\u2014 Seeretary.treet, - tee Lot 91x73, with lane, part of Of- oan [YJONTREAL 8 Spowshoe Club.of ester Btreet, between Fort and Farex Soi about 135x135 ft.each, Offi os.\u2014 1640.1601646.Further partionlars at our office.Tramp to Lachine, - y terms of payment.SATURDAY.19th JAN.10 SHAW & GOWDEY, Auctioneers.Club = 2.30 Ladies\u2019 SALE OF \"STOCE nf ripe Job 7 pera shar of Stationery, &c., &c.9.B, MsTAS \u2014 FE.xe Ix THE MATTER OP \u2014 BENNET & CO.Insoiveuts.St.Gzone» We are instructed by the th dersigned .tos to sell, by Fable auction.at the store SNOWSHOE OLUB Paux 8x TREET, commenoing .\u2014 Ka the $3rd January, at 10 LONSUE POINTE O'aleak In the Foremeen, 3 Saturday, 1Pth instant, Sing of ia he stock of Staple FREE saris at 8.30 D.mm.from MoGill Oollege sisting o onery, Wrap n Tipe, Ensaio lapk ¥.L MATHEWS, his UE a.Fishing ag Tackle but tobe 143 x Staple Goods, il afford an Lao bout \u20188 HALL ABSEMBLY BOOMS ; opportunity to ond trade.UEEN DANCING.; Terms: Cash.Next Assembly\u2014Tueadey.Jon.8th.; Catalogues may be had on lication to the ; undersigned.ADD Orasszs { Monday cn and Wildy SAMUEL © FAT ioe iio Lessons in the Walts, Bipple, Jersey Haun, TON CHAMBERS.a dam tormiog a.Fan Dress Re Montreal, 19 Jany.18 1884, Gents wishing to join Tones eidrase SHAW & cownry, = FEOF.C.W.uctio \u2018 109 295 ÔT.JAMES Hr, Des.; J.B.Pardellian\u2019s Sales.SIX PRIVATE LESSONS | Crashes : PW VV NN IN DAXCING.63.80 MONDAY, WEDNEADAY 1 Psion.MATERIAL FOR SALE BY at THURSDAY Ï auction.oo the patter of The Nation- Mrs.Gonwur's Residence, And SATURDAY, 1 * Tho gue & ne wil sail by vu 3 AP aati on RINE sT.» or : ders © 5 .CA a as tbe Pa nting Office of Le pes Papi 530 Gran ST , ; street, on DAS EPOK WITH MONDAY, the Silst JANUARY, 1984, 8 AND DE B T at ELEVEN o'clock, dase ewport a Bush P ir oll the ms material belonging to to the above men- Rpt te fee, ok] as Company, compri ro i Type\u2014A lete outfit for a news- atlendea EERE ; paper and job printing Qusiposs.Tons 8 music \u201c ce Peerless, J UNHAM LADIES O0; ; o Farnitare.D BUREAU PQ bo all quite .having been , 2 pe fom yobs and tha whole\u2019 \u2018will be ; Classes resume wosk on MONDAY.4th.; TE LOT sui Printing x Sleighs will be da aitendancs : Li ther Information apply to apis from Gc ttendanes ea Sie i Liquidator N.P.& R.0.upon ma OLDEN, Privat : 7 ince d Armes.Montreal.2t! MARY H = :.B.PARDELLIAN, N DEBGABTEN ; L 9 KX IN -FREBEL/SSYB- ; M.Hicks & Co\u2019s Sales.advanced class.mmm a AR AAA Third, om, and commences Monday, Jan.0.À UCTION SALE OF CIGARS! Visitors weloome every day.phew undersigned will sell, ford pcq oi MISSES MoINTOM \u2019 u qi GTR, a dar their Rooms.Nos.447 & 449 Yak 1812 - 17 Vietoria Ba.on pt, Afternoon, January 18th.RIVATE TUITION GIVEN i.Bale at TWO o'clock.sics, 4 ronch, Shorthand od MoRecne- 14 + HICKS de CO., Auctioneers.tics, A [4TH oan! fo, bt ot tong Fees: oun po W.C.Norman®s Sales.i {§ALE BY AUTHORITY OF JUSTICE SEVEN PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED In the matter of J.BALARIE, insolvent.On Monday next the 31st inst.will sell at the _ store No.208 St.Lawrence Main street, the Tole took in trade amountin ey abou sa | com s arbie an n Top a, Bideboar Wardrobes, Parlor Sets THE ONLY REAL TITUTE FOR Dintne and Contre Tables.Bedsteads, Mac EGOS \"JET DISCO uneD: 8 kn action tr .Woven fire Spring Beds and Furni- dings, are ete Seambloe ture of all kinds, Jenso of premises.lot of coal, the in every particular, nf Ing cha sowing machines, &c.Sale at 10 a.m.color And flavor, also rendering them most 43 W.C.NORMAN, Auctionesr.wholesome and nutritious.76> a XT STREET-T¢ Made only by On Saturday next, the 19th lust., GOODALL BACKHOUSE + 00.; Iwill 11 at the {dence as above (by order ENG i of A.rh CLP i gall the neat\u2019 Furni- And supblied to the Trade in Canada by their - ture and pois rtains, Side- Agents, 2 Dion a a: vin Gan hes.steads, Bed Pictures.Cooking and Hall sl Btoves: JOHNSON.BUSSEL & CO.= pe, Mitohon 1isites, .Bale at 10 a.m.; T1BtJames$s._ LL | 13% TW, 0.NORMAN, Asctiowesr.| 208 : mousutas : ' Ë Sib germ remem en \u201cne ee \u2014 \u201c BIRTHS.ogra TERY AlN | fe of of Pie Chartes Rr AL yg ; \u2014 : v.TTEN 1a po Le Git., Jan, 15, the wile 0 MARRIAGES.PENNY-GII pas js au M8 Mar fJ Es Vou eur dan, so > Goff, son ol the PP- EACH a1 the: \u2018residence, of the brides Ti ate les % ps > HA uJ does: daughier of Nathan Beach, all of Georgo- © OOOPE PER-LOCEE- At Bouth Barnston.on the sb inst., by the Rev.A.pa J Holmes .George T.per, of land to youngest QE Bo of Thos.Locke, ; le Barnston, Que.T\u2014At Oshawa, Ont.Jan.LOCEAART.\"MYATT AL Oshawa, Qnty Jap: fre to Kalisus T.Hyatt.- P\u2014At Oshawa, Ont.AA or = Adams to Sarah Ann RE\u2014At Cobourg, Ont.OT Bio te RE.tburne, br to Katie Eyre.LAMBERBT-GURBY\u2014At Notre Dame de Levis, ue.Rev.Father Gauvreau, Patrick Sibert 10 Kate Gurry.DEATHS.\u201d \"liary Wao.the morning of the 17th inst, Rev.8.app.ilson, - peloved wife of D.Whitney, uneral from 76 Fort street, on edie pre the 19th inst.at 2.clock to be cburch of 8t.James the Apost o EA LECOURS\u2014 parie cltyy, Jap.16, Henry Le- neral {rom his late si Tanaa 3 eprom ston street, Point St.sidence.Dis Charles.on Saturday, an.19, ut 2.30 p.m.tc Cote des Neiges Cemeterv.Friends an aintapces are respectfully invited to at- socuaf {Quebec papers please copy.) 148 ORTIMER\u2014Jan.15.at 134 Walnut street, M Cholet Boston, Mauss.of diphth erla, ia illo} Amelia Mortimer, at 10 years, beloved danghter of Geo.Mordmer.42 LARIN\u2014In this city.Jan.16, Marie Jose nine Alicia youngest augbior of Charles Larin 2 years and 11) months.uneral Home er father's rosidence, City Fone 83 T otre Dame stroct west, on Friday Jan.18, None Friends and usintances are respect ally invited to atten 13 2 OSH\u2014In this city, Jan 16,_ Jane \"pojrympie daughter of the late Robert Dalrymple god wit fe of Alex.McIntosh, store apt., aged 41 years and 10 months.neral from\u2019 her late residence.egation street, Point St.Charles.on Friday e 18th, at 2.30 p.m.to Mount Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are ELL invited to atten 13 3 DONNELL-\u2014In this cit.Jan.16,after along on illness, Bernard A.McD Donnell, 45 yoars.Funeral on Into 26 18 instant, at 8o\u2019clock, a.m., from bia! te re sidence N ce No.u Cathcart street, to Roman olle Cemetery.Friends are Ro vitodt to attend.\u2014At Lo euil, on Jan.17, Dour oe TEs ohne: so of James Findlay, ged $ the and 10 days.WILSON A Toronto Ni Jan.15, L.J.Wilson, wife of T.W Ison STANTON-\u2014At Barton.Ont, Jan, 15, George tanton, 25 yre, 11 mths.CHAMBERS\u2014At Saltfleet, Ont.Jan.16, Amos Chambers, 76 yrs.DALLEY\u2014At Hamilton, Ont, Jan.15, Edwin Dalley, 71 yrs.; 15, Mi FADDEN\u2014At London, Ont.Jan.n- Me daughter of Thos.McFadden, 21 yrs.Y OMAND-AL Toronto, Ont., Jan.16, Mary ¢ Milburn, relict of late Wm.Yeomans.GARROW-\u2014At Oshawa, Qnt.Jan.15, Jane Hunter, wife of Robert Garrow.29 yrs.EY\u2014At Peterborough.Ont.Jan.#6.Le- BF Koon, relict of late John Haffey, 87 yrs.GRANGER \u2014 In this oi dt Marie Bianche, daughter of Mr.pride ranger.AMPBELL\u2014At San Jose, Dea, 38, 1883, Bellin, CANE daughter of John and Jane Campbell, late of Moptreal.Canada.The Weather.m= ter at Hearn & Harrison's rm Thermor aes 34 hours.Min Mean $a Wm 8 Ww 2708 Barometer 6p.m.\u201420.08- 8am.20.78\u20141 p.m.\u201420.54 1 a.m.\u2014Probabilities next 24 hours: \u2014 Fresh to strong southwest winds; fair, mild weather, with light snow in some lo calitles ; west to northwest winds and colder weather to-morrow.8am 3 Appointments this Evening.Mechanics\u2019 Hall\u2014Dime Museum.Academy of Musio\u2014Haverly's Minstrels.Royal Theatre Museum\u2014Variety entertainment.He Got One, One day three or four weeks ago à retail grocer over in Jersey sa sat down with his clerk one evenin, \u201cJames, Iowe ow York \u2018houses over 83,- Ld \u201cVes, sir.\u201d \u201cWo have $2,000 in cash In the safe, the stock is all run down, and this would be time to fail in business.\u201d \u201cIt certainly would.\u201d moo 1 want a reasouable apology to give y creditors when they come down upon us for explanations.See if you can't think of something to-night, and let me know in the morning.The clork promised, and the r wheeled a ches* of tea and a bag of coffee home as a beginning.Nex* morning when he ap nt the store the safe was open, the cash gone, and on the desk was a note from the clerk reading \u201cI have taken the $2,000 and am prepared to skip.It will be the heat That ered be world for your lng 60 at creditors can't realize two cents on the dollar.\u201d \u2014 Wall Street News.\u2018 T.CHARLES 88 CLUB.TRAMP TO ST.LAURENT (To-morrow) Snterday, 19th.start from Club Mouse at 3 p.m.E Laan Annual Steeplechase on Ratur- dav, January 26th, at 3 p.m.151 Tuque Bleue Toboggan Club.Badges can be had at the Gymnasium \u2018\u2019 Carnival House.\u201d 1428 St.Catherine Street, or from the Secretary.41 Et Francois Xavier Street, Boys\u2019 badgos $1.158 LIQUIDATION.In-order to dispose of a large quantity of goods during January, prices will be greatly reduced at Estate of A.W.Craig & Co._ 151 LI0LE S COAL OIL STOVES! \u201c The grandest invention of the age.No Work{ngmnn's bouse should he without one.Breakinet ready in ten minhites.No kitchen ato: os required.COLE'S LAMP STO 1511 418 Notre Dame Street.SONS OXYMEL OR HONEY BALsam for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, &a., able and edectual.Prepa ared onl by H.r.Jack: Napeusing \u2018\u2019heumitst, St, Catheriné Street.SASTOR FLUID! (REGISTERED)-\u2014A de- /light fully refreshing preparation for the Hair.Shount he nest day.Keeps hve scalp healthy vents dandruff.promotes ihe gromih, A perfect bair Ing for be tam 4 2) FAR er HFNRY KR.GRA emiat.ARS Manufacturer, nn 144 Nt.Lawrence Main st.is ag sou, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 my em \u2014 ee DICK OINTMENT for Man and Beast H invainable tn a).ch of (uts, Burns, Beatds, Bruises, Saddle (ialls, Bores, A Flesh Woundn.Scratches, 253 &e., &c.It» soothing and \u2018EN calming in its operations, } quickiy affording relief and \u2018r cure.Its effects are aimost magical, For sale by Druggists and Dealers.Price 25c.ARK FOR IT, and take no bem TE no credited Hib & loplomatid 4a?oh » fon t.hioh Fa e Eh same ait persons ha he case was not on account of con derados | for ber Basha \u2019 8.CARSLEY.REG OF RIBBONS.mori we offer oot, entire stock of rem- nan of Ribbons ally low Among | hem Liar e pre lot ot short lengths of lain an Eibbons are amongst the Renta an aid oul be cleared in some cases at - price.\u201c 8.CARSLEY.JREUNANTS OF BILKS.To-morrow we offer a large lot of remnants of Silks, both black and colored, at very mu below value.The lengths measure from half a yard to about fourteen yards.8.CARSLEY.RE\" ANTS OF SATINS.Also with rempants of Silks.Remnants will be offered at temptingly low rates.Lear SATINS, Some remnants of light-colored Satins, suitable for evening dresses, are specially attract- ve lots.8.CARSLEY.JYBRELLAS.1 tiei Tadioe os\u2019 d Gentle- mapéole) Noveifies Bh re a Gmbrelias.Umbrellas from 25c each to $20 each.Every Umbrella Raat Umbrellas made to order.Umbrellas re-covered.Umbrellas repaired.Ferules fitted to sticks and Umbrellas while you walt.All work dons on the premises.Each Umbrella has 8.CABRSLEY\u2019S name round top of stick inside, and the trade mark * Desideratum\"\u201d stamped on handle.Ss.CARSLEY, UMBRELLA MANUFACTURER, 891 Notre Dame Bt.CHE MANTLE ! TRIMMINGS ! 8.CARSLEY\u2019S Great Btock of CHENILLE, SATIN, BILK, BUGLE, FRINGES, ORNAMENTS.Awp PASSEMENTERIES.ALL VERY CHEAP.$1.23 airs of fo choice Kid Gloves, very ty, fo) 7.Tor 8.CARSLET\u2019S.Three fine qu (CHEAP SASH RIBBONS.The greatest show of Sash Ribbons: the cheapest Sash Ribbons ever seen in Montreal.8.CARSLEY'S.@'HEAF LACES.Try8.Cars s for real and imitation Laces guitable for & Balls, Parties and Wedding resses.Cheap Wool Squares, Cheap Wool Hoods, Cheap Cardigan Vests, Cheap Lined Gloves, Cheap Corsets, worth $1.55 tor 506, .Cheap Woollen Dresses, Cheap Jersey Dresses.B.CARSLEY'S.Fe FANCY WORK.MACRAME CORD, 8; SEINE TWINE, a5 TINSELLED THREAD, 2 TINSELLED CORD, 2s RABBIT\u2019S WOOL, it POMPADOUR WOOL, 23 CHENILLE CORDS, Py CREWEL SILKS, x KNITTING SILKS, PURSE SILKS, £ FILOSELLES, CROCHET COTTONS, CHENILLE BALLS, SEWING COTTONS.8, Cree 899, 891, 896, 295, 997.$90 NOTRE DAME STREET.15¢ Lee Physicians speclally recommend PIERRE LAMOUROUX'8 SYRUP and PASTE for the treatment of Diseases of the Chest.To avoid counterfeits the Publie should see that each package bears the Signature and Address of the Discoverer.PIERRE LAMOUROUX, Druggist, 45 Vaavillisrs Street, PARIS, France LATEST PRODUCTION XX OR A IX OXIA .Soap IIXORA.Essence IIXOIR A.Tolist Water IOI A.Ol) ' XIE OFELA.Rice-Powder IE OER.A.\u2026 Tollet Vinegar 37 BoULEVARD DE STRASBOURG, 37 PAR Is - R CHAPPED D HANDS juge Covernton\u2019s OC tick wend Crea ped or Sqre Ni Nip pples une use Covernton\u2019s Nipple Oil.AMERICAN POSTAGE STANPS FOR SALE, Jom mm \u2014AT- ST.AR-OFFHIR | \u2014\u2014\u2014 7 {TRE ED.PINAUD ÿ 000 % > i ÿ it °F i 11] ie $ R A i ab coco.000 © à at 8 asta C Ads - Fecc® 2000 - are sel the balance of their Winter Mantles at big reductions.all to be cleared out before stock-taking, regardless of cost.$ 3.90 JACKETS for § ad 5, ® \u201c 2.50 7,50 a.LS 5° 106 .urs,\u201d which was re- Sotved 7 great applause; after w.Gusta es vie pre à iv and Ro alo Joma sustained by th Cb 14 the death or nod Hon.Me No uay, Pre.rol aed ih and Mr.oo PP by he Presidant on £ Bey od in (éppropriste 8 National pal Kibo brought this enjoyable events à an end.respond The latter feeli referred > Thoir boalti ES Po peeches.hairman being Pauly honored, \u2018Readings by Mr.L.H.Frechette.large am assembled in La Patrie Hall last night to hear Mr.L.H.Fréchette, post laureate, in his \u201cLiterary Fragments.\u201d Among his unpublished ptoduo- tions, Mr.Fréchette read the legend of the skeleton in iron case, exhib at one poe in the ston Mu The skeleton uestion had ou gemored I from the burial ground at bee Levis and was that of the murderces of her hus- by court martial two months after the ces- on of Canada by France to land, and murder was committed uring the ch regime, Mr.ette also read article on schoolboy da: and thes Colto n\u2019s mountain.de Livered by Hon.Me Mercier.Mr \"Robidoux Tue Market Market Employes.At s meeting of the Market Co Committee Gounel lio t was resolved to recommend to uncil the digmiseel of Mr.Montgomery from the clerkship of 8t.rial hee Lan The appointment of & welghman for the Bonseociy | market was referred to Chairman and Mr.Perrigo, clerk of that mario: Mr, dote vas appointed to to take charge of the Hochelage market, and the question of increasing the salaries of the market asked brourht up by Ald.Holland, was \u2018was alter some discussion léft over till Next TE at the Academy.Mr.Alfred Bou load scenery.Bouvier represents Kate laxton and the car load of scenery represents certain stirring situations and romantic circumstances the drama \u201cSea of Ice.\u201d This play Las Bof Les Seen in Montreal for several years.@ ster) melodrama of the old sono full of pathos and comedy.Montrealers will have a0 epportunit of | judging | for fhemselves nex be pro- duoed at the Academy of lg next Tuesday evening, with a cast h by ce Olaxton and Chas.À.Ste all the original scenery and costurnes, Bt, Ann's Ward.A large number of the electors of St.Ann\u2019s Ward met last evening outside St.Ann's Hall to nominate a F alderman.Owing to som misunderstandi , the meeting was call ith out the knowledge of Father aod Tor who fofusad to allow the he STAR OFFICE .of the election of Mr.Mills; the .not | high Mr.calth of \u201cur .of the murderers took place | ot.ris lo town.So is à car | _Nentezder-T pe.Senste Chamber\u2014Now Members Tagre- ~duced\u2014The Cane of Mr, Hawking Wetes.| {From our own Reporter.) ' .Orrawa, Jen.15\u2014The opening of Parliament yesterday was of the usual stereotyped order, although on account of it being the first opening by the new Gorernor-Gen- eral, it was more brilliant than usual.There was a gaudy display of bunting from all the towers of the departmental ort and from the ublie butidi .race three 0\" cloc he guard o mor one bundred trong and hoe ed by their band, up to the House and took their position es fore it.His Excellency he Governor-Gen- en soon alterva ed, escorted by the 0 guards, Sod into the Senate chier, ards, aud pos the chamber ofthe House of Commons vas dng on f wonted appearance.y proportion of members were in thot oodly the reporters were in their customary laces when the Usber of the Black Rod entered and summoned the members of the House of Commons to the Senate.Immediately after he retired a tremendous rush took place.A rush is always great leveller of social and political dist of ons, an this particular case cabinet ministers, ex-cabinet ministers, prominent members and others who are comparatively unknown, with the ubiquitous reporters fought for positions with great energy.The chamber was ultimately reached, however, and presented a very brilliant gppearance; the upper al leries were filled persons, seventy.per oent.of whom were of the gentler Bex, he floor of the Senate was oocupied by the Senators, and a number of other pe who bad been invited among whom were ho Bishop of Ontario, Bishop D el, the Judges, of the Supreme Court, and a oodly 0 were nearly n bevy of lad es, Ww the left side of the izes meral stood.his suite, cloth- gorgeous raiment, and\u2019 upon right a knot of well known Dele men.headed by Sir John Maodonald, who looked somewhat careworn.As was supposed would be the case, no ve ing legislative measures are fores in the address from the throne with th seption, perhaps, of the Franchise The main work of the session will be to in troduce various smalkimprovements so as to make the laws of the Dominion still more hat the various disagreements odistiné ac various between the Dominion and British got swee = Pox bia overnments have been to the satisfaction of all to No mention is made ot the subject of excluding the Chinese from that province though it is evidently fast becoi a burning question there, since the Britis Colum- la fagers have advised, not to say com- an the members from that provinces to impress u on the Government the necessity of imm tely taking the subject into consideration.The papers are also clamoring for improved postal service, ao that there are a few knotty things for the Government to consider yet, not thstanding the statement contained in the address.The announcement that the surplus vas larger this year than in any previous y certainly unexpected, and will deprive Bir Richard Cartwright of a text, on which was probably Intending to e Cnlarge.The address was read in .strong voice and could easily be heard all over the Chamber.The Marquis appears to have very pleasing address and to be thoroughly at ease in addr an audience.pou the return to the Commons Chamber of members, the recently elected members were introduced a bill in regard to the administration of cote was introduced by Sir John, arrangements were made in respect to the >, Sppolntment of standing com- this aitoracs b rer Seach ae a afternoon, when thes es reply pddross from the throne will be made.er sonnel of the rien is changed .The followin, Dew members dd = Messrs.allace, Al ie 1leau 5, Mr.Len Ken! Ne Mr.J.W.NET Boulanges, Que.| Mr.tairs, Halifax; Mr.Kaulbach, Lunen- burg, who are all atives; while on the Liberal side Mr.D.W.Allison, of Len- nox, and Sir Richard J.Cart ht took thelr seats.The opposition emi a number of triumphal war-whoops when Sir Richard mad appearance, THE HAWKINS CASR de Contrary to expectation, the Hon.Devid d to-day Mr.Haw- seat.He the House was adjourned before he arrived at the pulld- ings.As his case is a somewha remarkable one, and of universal Interest, Ther sentative of THz STAR interviewed hic evening and got his statement of his tion.It appears that in the case of à contro verted election, ja vhich one candidate is unseated and\u201d re the Judge placed ne eric age shall Tait elght da days ane if if In Chat time no appeal four days acquaint ha Somer of the frm of Comm with his derision, and the new member shall take his seat.But in this case the appeal was made, two da; alor the \u201c A consequently no notice n given the er Ene is y an and until he is, Mr.Hawkins Sontends Tant the seat is bis.If be be not the member, there 1s none, and Bothwell practically d chised.The general opinfon here, both among Liberals and Conservatives, ia that Mr.Hawkins is entitled to the seat until the decision of the Supreme Court sets the matter finally at rest.The Supreme Court does not meet until February, and it is doubtful whether the suit will come up until much later, so that th Hon.Mr.Mills will have to content his in patience till next session at least.Mr.Hawkins denounces the idea, sp prevalent, that he knows he is in the wrong, but only ng to his seat for his ann pend, and says that it is a very costly commit were ue position he noida, having been e aged eve ever oe his election in expensive H on.Se je that he is confident that he ootiting tothe seat, both morall ï legally, and wil] bring the question in the Supreme Court as early as poealble to settle the vexed questions.He offered twice the recent suit to toy his seat and run for it again, pro position which was not cordially enter- the ex-Minister.At any rate ft] a question of more than usual in t, a Messrs.Hawkins and Mills will be doubtless doing the the peovle of the Dominion, 8 having the law on this at Bade \u2018clear.somewhat similar case is that wr Mr.Frechette, who was unseated, ford Th Peed ror ator En and, pending the ultimate decision an > formed that Sir John bas advised hi take his seat, which he hn do ed Do What the Opposition will do when Messrs.Hawkins an ette take thelr seats re mains to be seen.NOTES.One of the first questions which will come up in Parliament will be the ment entered Into with the C.P.Æ by the Govern- eG Press Gallery is s in numbers this year than it as fes Gi one seat as mi dise Eole vous fr the ge r this year trom M sara.1 $ Rioh on and SCA who go u Phin Eas Pncrotary ats he Press Gallery Feuoaslcn cer Ti the Neen rn position un tion a week RSS of y.moet notable new ulsition to the roe is M E.Sheppa the editor and pre prictar of the Toronto AM News.A State dinner was Noms Goverament House last, ht by the Governor General, tho Cabinet ay ters, Judges of the Bu- pre: ere prominent aan od a crs bein arsdy nsdowne's \u2018\u2018At Home, 5 othe dinper, was a brilliant fair acd ro attended by à great number of 0 so senate met shortl ore three o clock jew senator Took rday, when the follow ok the oath of allegiance :\u2014 ra.Donal Millan, James Turner, Goor, e © 0.1 oid.bre and Alex.Lacoste, Bir.Cam and Hon.Mr.Macpherson Introdu Ontario Senators and Sir Alexander and d on.Mr.Masson rod toed Senator demarre Special Notice.Beal, Otter and Beaver pets for Overcoata, 4 | pm eden lh ics BE Boaver Hill a Mr-0.rE B Crown fuit RO E rown, : To Lang were yman's or pipes of dis in = ou and fera f0.hites of Lime and EE @ preter your our EE think it for the x - [HE STOLEN IA \u201cSHE FEMALE DETE CHAPTER Meo, Saya \u201c oi 4e Certainly, .No ons Où oo Soin 16 ths point more di.5 y, even abruptly, t sulted him, and now he sald at once, ang \"Yai some to ask your consent to my i Guy Wheeled so suddenly that he startles 0 pou does this mean, Alan?You marry \u201c And why not?\u201d said the young map, Oushing to bis A brow, and only too read!) mois father\u2019s very natural Why not?Because, boy, you are barely n, and yet have plunged more deeply into man\u2019s vices than leniency to youth and temptation may warran' use you, who cannot guide yourself, are not fit to guide a ush, son\u2014bridle those undutiful Hps, To and spare me a_ flerce retort for once,\u2019 be added, commandingly, and it struck to Edith\u2019s heart\u2014a rt-aye all its agonized read, with more of intense bitter pain than severity or anger.\u201cTell me the name, though I searoely need to ask it, only I never dreamed it would come to s 80 soon ! Alan's breath came hard and labored, but for once he restrained his darker temper, and answered\u2014 \u201c Carl\u2019s sister\u2014Ivy Avenel.\u201d \u201cThe name I expectod,\" said Guy Castle- ton, rising and leaning against the mantelpiece.\u201c And now, Alan, though I have nothing but gall and bi ttarness to look for from my son and wife, hear me once and for all, and in your secret heart do me justice for onoe, if you can.I will say noth Jour Jouth\u2014in itself a sufficient bar the welghtier reason.Fabel have nothing tosay ifever the day comes that you are worthy of such a girl as Amy Aven- el; but that day: may be never.It certainly willbe years, for no reform is worked in nan hour, and until such time as you p yourself prac ractically worthy of her add the name you r I irrevocably) rofuse my con sent, not only to your marri age ut to every sort of \u201cengagement as bindin eitber side.You must be clear of deb of honor, and at least trying to use your talents, and be true to your better , before that child shall lin her fate to yours, : or Ridge her word to\u2014\u201d Guy\u2014oh, Guy\u2014not that ban! that!\u201d and th sprang to her feet.* Have pity-Bave = mercy that far! His very lové hers will save him?\u201d \u201cWill it, Edith?\" and Castleton her very through of sternly to big son.\u201cHas his Boastad ove for ou, bas all all ana strong, if mistak- os ove for him, m the gam- {oy table and the casinos?No.No man orms in a day.Alan, you have your answer, 1 will see or write to Amy Avenel.El one?sald Ala with farce ear me,\u2019 n, witha passion that shook him to the centre.\u201cI will not wait for years, even unbound, at your mandate.Its well for you, who never knew the mere name of.love, to stand there and separate us by a harsh word when you have made me what I! am\u2014my very passions your dark legacy! You arenot my master nor hers.No, will not be silent.\u201d * Alan, remember\u2014for my sake and heirs\u2014.remember your, promise, and be silent! Leave the room.ane put h him back with an almost frantio action, and something in that touch\u2014in cared the entreaty of the fuce\u2014sudden- wm sta the dark tide of his passion, and mado hi m, without s word, turn trom the room, leaving her standing there like & s \u201cYou do well,\u201d said Guy Castleton, with a bitterness so full of pain\u2014so born o of pain.that once more it stabbed by more SET than she knew, \u201cto ffects of your own work.Le than of onos I Pave spared him at your praver.You, Who, contrary to my comman bave encouraged him in ail his disol ence\u2014you, wi gave me nothing but a disloyal empty casket\u2014and so have turned and stung me on my own hesrthstone\u2014go to your roue pon, and scheme and plot against me! You are no rite, of mine!\u201d or one momen t seemed as if every drop of blood rod su ddenly back upon wild, brea E.Lricken ar and absolut ÿ ses \u201clta ag throbs; sight and + grow dizzy; outward nan row afar oft ; =.room colls save for the one stern figure, whose aw! wo that night meant so much, which she dared not even challenge, seemed to fill the silence, and be written on the vais in letters of fire.She half putout her han ds, shrinking away like s guilty ened\u2019 the white lips moving, low voice sounding to herself like one of ot your wife?Give me my child, pot me from your side, for what, then, am its father?\u2019 \u201cYour own wer that,\u201d he answered, with torn, bitter \u201cLeave me.1 would free you on ras if I could.He turned from ber and bent over the wondering child at his feet\u2014ber child and in her desperate fear and despair, it seemed as if he Bad shut her out for ever from all mercy, or pity, or trust.The door closed _ behind ber, whether by her hand or his she never could have told, butshe almost ss red as she crossed the hall and nd grasped b e balustrade to steady hersell slowly up the stairwa an's own Ie x % Pomeut es sb he heard En ootste and fro herself with a desperate and e108 Alan, Alan, my son'\u201d Edith cried, t- ened at his face as she had never bees fore.\u201c Mother, am I to bear this?\u201d he sal ping before her.\u201cWas his youth sca that be dares tocast my in my What right has he to stand between me me and | Amy Avenel for years\u2014for ever, know he means Save, that\u201d he wishes.to drive me to desper rer Oh, Alan, youare udg- ing him.| He might sanction aa page ment, but bes would but part you a p Mes at 1 will not be parted,\u201d he broke BE ali but that she wished Tt Bot oped to ask hi u she n that my father ls so different to hers.Mother, mother, I cannot bear it !\u201d Alan, answer me one thing.Tove you?\u201d « Yes, mother, worse misery for both, of us, He will write\u2014she will learn what u \u2018And what woman's love will make you, my darling.** said Edi \u201c \u201c No; her love will tufn to contempt, snd en\u2014\u2014\" \u201c And then\u2014\u2014 Oh, Alan, look at me and see what a woman's love is.to lave, Tris rs of a struggle prépas Ina mother, aoû yet when he first crossed my path\u2014you saw Ee at: Chat ei tir listen.If Dudley had been \u201c mo n.PY on unworthyif i, in fine, he had n then That, I am now, you would not hovel loved m \u201c What you ape ! Wold I not?\u201d she.said, passion ona \u201cI wo ve won baok at his fot.Do I love you the less?I Ee \u2018Alan bent forward \u2018snd clasped ber close | to his breast.\u201cQh, mother, can yon bear to bear the truth?I must tell you.1 cannot\u2014no, Ican- not let you waste your very heart\u2014even a memory on one so base and unworthy!\u201d n! Mother, do not look at me like that or oannot 1s \u201d\u2014aad now the orimson pis Le brow\u2014\" he is one of of my companions, and\u2014oh, mother\u2014 my dar suffering mother\u2014you have vas the god g your glove (OB one to hom | It was dross.© vas nor : She cowered where she ta before him, and only whispered, boersely-\u2014 \u201cTellme how you know ten me ail, for nity's sake!\u201d \u201clt was last night I was with him ati gurra\u2019s, and he made sore Jesting rem shout hie having, remelnod eolong uns , Bu ere, as in have ! supp , failed in and mfserabl h\u2019 promise and bopes don't bellevo you ever loved.Dates à laure Lhe then; out pater, when be wha stroll = pede mew de Bme,! he tat.me > suddenly taking * Naver loved,\u2019 sald.He Pe she loved me.he or she false to her, mad fool that 1 was, such IL} as hor.I was about going ing ee India hon.os, © very eve Lha and I remember that oy by ay 1 Gates de à day later the correct date.I ad an 2 1m rep, y.From.her atertaded) i= te your.ra a+} 8 inother, do not touch me; I.\" \u2019 pn erin, nay smn mps, 2130 IT Seiiath Preduse Markel fT Last Edition.Arata) 1 Poney Dei cac, 1] nc ae Four nominall changed, | = - oe Tha Latest pments-Genig por henarvE : - I j OE \u201cthe 98th inet.Non élomoë: axcopt No.3 Pal ag = ; EE TLR SRI rare enc oF pgs ; | pei ss won| SA ASA FETE IWINNIPEQ BANKRUPT sTaox OR Ç TARO CHERS 'DEFAU x\" At ma stated moe \u20ac x y agen mandi Pe spertiats mi ial the Ho olan depot.fn paie a lights at 5 ie Sac.cas ns before.Hogs - \u2018'WHIOE I HAVE PURCHASED._.Ë, hay be tot hou me ve \u2018aux, Jan.18\u2014A package tontain- on o Wh ral .À #7 AE, 4 ; Aled Fann ot of Whe \u201cPret es Oredit | in Montreal who bad the f loon: oom ai ing $30,000 worth of dismonda, addressed to 79 to J end ER - Fofaada of The Wiad ol : 52 apron od La, 0.sde poire savénonpe BY CALLING AND EXAMINING THIS stock, x BR \u201d Abeoesidi, Leaving sbeut O15,- to te epsecl tom ne haone, 8 Detroit firm, was captured is the foreign read al duty cells cour .Jong Bi.Jamon strect peduscden.driving exira, 6a to Sir No Bone on bo 0aj No.3 Beach Wovgs wil ve Cleared Out Megarkless of Cost te make rece 3 : - tion of demanding I aid.Hy he mall from Amsterdam by Inspector Wilson : FRANCE, AND OHINA.7 they were both thrown out of thelr alelgh Bar oe 3.to Sass ts No.1, 81 to 8%; - ! for New Goods.co oAuother revelation bas Just been made [a over où cxpressod à Jo-day, an Te ai the dus plowpow, Jan.1 M.Waddington, the b Put patho ue Ie sa3s\" paporior.$b to : extra $4 80 to ne FER CENT.aro TY on all Watshos, Dismonde\u2014 amounted and mounted \u2014 fn I * and -sonnecti cessful manne finan couse to-day.name wer or, , ortunately, 2 Ln inate concern, - Le Boclétd pad ê at bas Scan writhheid Hoot publi withheld.w The ° Tseng, the Ambassador a DE -\u2014The Press The Crom Reception Committee for the LIVERPOOL\u2014Lacess prices œures Spm ss PE bornes ir ga fives Foo Blois a hay ale on ein pies ets ot Peut Stands, eg Dispecer ih Aired Fo vont, when Tocpiug isos En ataire vo tome THE GAHADIAN PACIFIC | Sar of roroign Le Air, at c'e, at Caralvai ote.appalsted pro hied : \u2018: 2 $ #e FER CENT.OFF on French Oiscks in Marble, Git with Eades.Bronses, &c.Gents Tra.: .r.news hick the present à sub-commi 0 out ar ents, \u201c890: : : ; # As was be ex rumor-mong The \u201cGlobe's\u201d of the Annçuncoment \u2026 63° 81 ; reparted, fi not generally be ol 0s wèrs not Bob alow in or hat ba stor aio rice tn Opinion po y nat and France owas th thorough iy Gauss.aml was compoeedas fo owe: ur 3 bra: ; TE 8 3 : it | which prevalled tuo ougbout the countr Roported Macdougall Bros.Stook Brokers, Bi.ee ie taste tobe Montreal Herald, generally conceded portant pessago In (he sneoch ls thet Wn yu Yonx, Jen, 18 Tho Ontario and Bight, the railway tr ral were moral on Frantols Xavler creer.January 18.P.W.Woo.{Bee li Le 1254 ST.JAMES ST.i \u201cre Monus mans ei tie situe ol Lie gmpany, ry où aasiote w admitted that attemp directors have elected E.Winslow | Orang over vo {rato Yate.wo.te.BF Coe \u2018of the defaulter in swindling the banks ange by the Government Taare way make the stock of tbe Canadian Pacifio Fronidents prbeo.Houato mie Preside t; however, and the express from the West was | Lake Shore.955 © JEWELLERY MANUFACTORED 70 ORDER.EJP Walch repatring à $ seems to have been to draw cheques upon shares market returns toits pry où condf- Railway salable by the guarantee has esbit, Secretary .| also retarded nearly three hours by the Este Mai.sis 43 \u2018 14x -* the Compagnie do Pret et Credit Fonclers, tion would seem to be entirely justifiable.failed, and it is indicated that Parliament, A MURDERER'S CONFESSION.SOW.à : - 20% \u2018 > aff the Company's stamp \u201cacoapted,\u2019 It ht be improper for the Government which has airesdy given more in money OrsTE Bar, L.L, Jan.18\u2014Edward Tap- \u2014A number ot the electors of the 8t.An.Do _.> 8 * then orge the ledger he jee s initials Lo advances outside of the contract ex- 1and than the road need cost, will be asked pen, who.is under t on suspicion of tome Ward are pr ng # requisition, a pue.2e 5\".BL.Paul & O.ACE CURTAINS ! i then, and cash them st the Jacques Cartier t on abundant security, but we can im- to give some millions mots ot the public lioated in the Townsend © outrage, which is already fr, lye and which ru 91 L and People\u2019s Banks.How these cheques\u2014 cept no better security {san what the Com- money to this insatiable eorporation.This this morning that his brother wil bo submitted Bo : : pricsBing in ol tance FLO Jens papy bave taie, Thorel the toad ac | ibis vil demand de mont silastic | Jobs *t5a MnCl?taf concergeä ee Ena end Mactooad, aang \u2018tn 1575 \u2014 Jo been kept by a bank long gh with ite workshops an: Le great u ment murder of Mrs.Maybee and her daughter.presen derstood Has 3 be Y signs r yard, ' A LARGE ASSOBTMENT OF LACE CURTAINS TO + Will commence on the Ist of BE 80LD LESS THAN RE- February, in order to close resemt whose interests should not be to avo rd toot on re \u201ccade Of tharos fo ro Boor opel oloamers, \u20ac there 1s suhordinate to the wild ambition of reckless Naw York.Jas.18The stock market.KE meas tone aay \u2019 flank besides the cheques, a ?that has be vided not on) men.\u2014 _ tho people's Li will be lost on account of by ti eo orenent Subsidies but by Lho AN INSOLVENT LAW.rea euler gettlement of the the Poe DE the storebotse of Worl bills and silver put into Pauzé's hands for proceeds of the sixty-five Jmillions of stock, A Moasure Pro à and Submitted te the arth sironmest Bafore the first call the\u2018| Brother & Co, warebousemen, broke out circulation: maët tary We are told jain} eno b that the moneys = Dominion Goverament, demand fall off, and there was a general de- this ming at el Clo ut wna GULAR FRICES BEFORE out the entire St ck of Imettutions, sovorai pre fuaividuals ] needed can \u2018not realized from private (Special to The Star.) Sine.C Ohloago, Burlington a and Juno and damage.T Bromen wo ae be\u2019 Bremen.No - Can.Pac.574; STOCK TAKING.0 0 : each a fow hundred™tollars on account sources in the present state of the railwa ay |.ToroNTo, Jan.18\u2014At & meeting of the er OL ono Aigo: \"| out shortly Sherwani | fora fire in a chimney RE Sol TOA ce 2 .! *.of advances made to the defaulter, or moneys shares market; and such being the fact, fy Hamilton Board of Trade yesterday, Mr.W.BOUND TO THE TRACK.:| at No.412 Notre Dame street.No damage.» \\ \u2018 will be argued that when ample securit lotrusted to, bis, keeping.FP auré the late offered tothe Government on one of the ow | F.Findlay made a brief verbal report of COLUMBIA, S.C., Jan.18.\u2014 As à train on the À Longueuil correspondent, desires to mo TOCK EXCHANGE ; draw the at attention of the Federal Govern- ported for THE 5 Brossard of Vaudreuil, unbonded railways in Americas-the property-{ what had been doue since the committee on Augusta and Knoxville Railroad was a HE STAR by Strathy & Bjrathy.Stork i unt to ; ewvarnl thousand dol: of a company that owes nobody a dollar\u2014a'f the new insolvent law last reported.He proaching: MeCormick yesterday, the ap pootimaster of Lgueull, whose re respected Brovers, 100 Be Francois Xavier Stree 18.UILTS ! QUILTS! Befor e then we will Sell every i lars.It is believed that a large portion raliwa rallway the ex early completion of which is said, that they had matured a good scheme igtneer saw a child lying across the track 200 fils been placed itn the bands.of tho Poet.Lit Sem our or Togars Q Article a 3 of the assets of this estate was realized by to the country\u2019s prosperity, the and tbe bad consulted with the Toronto ahead.\u2018The train was stopped within master Gcneral.- Mr.Re bas filed mul sauces OWA.Close : Pauzé previous to his departure, and that Government and the Parliament which have and ontreal boards and the Gov- Jards feet of the child, who proved tobe a the office of postmaster Tor tho last 34 years.Asked.Bid.|Asked.Bid.\u2014_\u2014 the R.Eplscopal Corporation and the Hows so much and been sustained by the arnment authoriti the jrebul being boy three years ol and was firmly bound A requisition is now in course of signature 8 .7 3 Sisters s Providence, to whom large sums pople in their railway policy cannot afford 5 very long bill w al pre- to The track.Certain parties are suspected Ar the purpose of forwarding the same to 3 were boqueathed, will be heavy losers.The ate is stage to show any sign of want of sented to the Government: ae Leggatt, aud will probably be arrested.the Government.The residents who feel Pret et Credit, Fonciors Compagy bave so far faith in either the rallway or the great another of the de to Ottawa, re- THE ONTARYO AND WESTERN.disposed to forward his claims will find the been unable to ascertain the exteat of their country, which the railway is intended to orted, and stated that the members of the Nxw YORK, Jan.18.Treasurer Jord document at the Post Office, Longueuil.LOW PRICES.fi d hi own direct loss, but it appears that Pauzé has develop.overnment seemed to take a great deal of the Ontario and Western railway, says The intention ls to have Mr.Lesprance \" ered this Season to buy Furs been operatiuy upon thom for some months Itis therefore evidentthats Jemporary loan interest in the matter.Though they held if he finds that the statements made b placed on a retiring allowance tore lo past.On the hole, the general loss 1s ox- 180m the fapia.the nature of wRIChIL 1s Sai Lout po intimation that would thew: General Winslow regarding the condition ; and faithful services.ne at such © pected Lo reaci at least 815.000 will be laid before Parllament on Tuesday |\u2019galves bring in the required à bill they had the road are rue he will éithdraw all op- alse PAUZE'S ESCAPE.from oven! Gormeament patos ont asked lor information U bill Is now tion to the continuance of Winslow and Special Notice, Peel hy : B A R G A | N The defnulter made his rscape on Saturday dent as three French Canadian Conservative ets hands, sad lo Boped (hey will Houston in tho offices of presidentand vice- _ seal, Otter and Beaver sets for Overcoats, > ederal.: QHEETINGS ! SHEETINGS! last, leaving.ostensibly, for Coteau etation members expreesed themselves openly and | patition urging the necessity of ng the president The postponement of the motion à large assortment to select from; can be Bi mere THE OLD STAND, Cor, Notre Dame and St, Peter Sts, \u2014 PR: TOILET AND HONEYCOMB QUILTS AT VERY This is the last opportunity of- re ©.Buhiovo?s : b: : bpa: verre paume in connection with business relating to tho forcibly ou the question to-day, aunouncing bill would be signed by the merchants, sor ver feuding y otiations for à buttoned of on any cost, at L.Hobizson's, 31 rossard estate.His absence being pro- their intention of opposing any further con- ry some uneasiness was felt, and upon cesalons to the Company.y Drinoipal cities oa bisiiess mou of the officials to make satisfactory financial ar- \u2014_\u2014 enquiry, it was found that he had oot hoon It was stated this afternoon, on what is DT rangements.Carnival Motes.soen ai his supposed destination ami iolons Considered good authority.plat Be amount FROM OTIAWA, SOENE AT A FIRE.uimaux village after all.The pro- were at onca arou ana u as or by the Company is TRENTO! 18\u2014A fire broke out rotor Johnston's Fluid Beef is ti the state of affairs above mentioned Was Mr.Stephen, President oi the Company, is The Electric Light\u2014Manslanghter\u2014Manl.|, the State House Fenterday.\u2018The firemen Bamber of huts for the open air toursa.at present in Ottawa, and is expected here: toba Matters \u2014Section B\u2014 Ths Hay tourna- detected.nded to the call, but were informed ments au McGill College grounds, in which (pipe intimate friends oft Loe Shepotider stats this evening.Shippers.(@peciai to The , shat the flames could be extinguished with buffets fox the rod oy Johuston s Fluid rather despondent, aa that w Loan res BURGLAR ARRESTED.OTTAWA, Jan.18.The electric light was tae % the gate and a Boone\u201d ot en 53 sean that something was tr 2 ; : the Parli e fi en, sw or writes:\u2014\u201cI His wite says that of late sho often found OP After a ae Dot a brilliant su in nt ery would\u201d demolish the \u2018gates wit) am sold E+: L'at forttrop & naa Veget- TWILLED AND PLAIN, BLEACHED AXD UNBLEACHED.MF ALL STYLES OF WIDTHS.TT O0 SKIRT & BUSTLES Are to be seen in the NEW YORK HOOP BKIRT FACTORY 898.Notre Dame Street.ie Te Tepe T RN nement a avr das dj''éûs 28 Ii him crying.during the night, but that he This Afternoon \u2014 The Prisoner Well buildings last night.Ala thered, and there able Discover Dyspeptic Cure.It sells de ture = : never would tell the cause of his trouble.Known in Montreal.Joseph Gorman, arrested for causing the being danger ot rio © Bremen were ad- vw oll, a ad ery and in every instance it bas = Large assortment of French Corsets.78x i HIS ANTECEDENTS.Detectives Gladu and Lapointe this after- death of young Robinson, was remanded for tted under the on 0 vernor tory.reaso) OREIGN EXCHANGE \u2014Reported for THE STAR, by W.+ Pauzé was wall known in business and s0- noon arrested a man named.W.H.Richard- a week pont to await the result of the Lott Who was once a volunteer fireman.The dove it She | ei preparation of the kind in LS oo Proker.102 8t Fran.Nav.Bi 3 p.m.HENRY 8.W.GOODHUE, , cial circles, and possessed the respect and son, on suspicion of being implicated tu the - flames were soon subdued.The fire was mar cures pela, ous- |2etw'n Bhs Counter.In New York.D G FyamLaw ADVOCATE, i esteem of oil whe knew him.His em loyers bur lary committed at Quebec ou Tuesday POS¢ mortem examination.caused by a defective flue.ness ond Te idity ot the ver, Constipa- Posted Aotasl e ° : 181 wr.{ laced in him the most unlimited confidence.t, when $4.000 was abstracted from the The Government of Manitoba has applied A FLORIDA HOTEL BURNED.Female Gonos prising from Impure x y ras tog1e I1yco 3 || _Acrusl JAMES STREET, i Be was a prominent member of the congre- hr e of Mr.Delisle, a well known broker of to the authorities here for an extemsiou of SUWANEE, Fla., Jan.18.\u2014It is believed two 5 © Complaints, etc.1 ae S 48515 14.3414@% 450 NOTRE DAME STREET {over Medical Hall), + gation of st.James R.Church, among the Ancient Capital.Three men were found Manitoba's boundary to the Hudson Bay.colored servants perished In the Sulphur == Qo [i +55, (227 .offices form occupied by the late Mr.Ed.| ; hom be held some of the hi ixheet positions.to have forced the safe, and twoof them havo J.J.Hawkins, ex-M.P.for Bothwoll, is at Springs hotel fire yesterday morning.The FINANCIAL.EE 15x 8 ward Carter, & C.i8xtf i a man of quiet and sober abit, since been;arrested by the local police.The the Russell, it Is understood, in connection flames burst forth in the second story di- The local money market is without change.DEATH i Delng apparantly, within his legitimate other man, who at Quebec with the election appeal in that constitu- over the kitchen.A strong wind car- Loans by banks.to customers, for strictly S.WY ANTED, Railroads.3 antag the defalcation of this official is, under the name of Howard, was traced ency.ro Or flames to every part of the building.leqitimate purposes, are obtainable at 7to 7% MOBTIMER\u2014At Chelsea, Macs.Jan.17.of = \u201cna § - &s yet, inex pliable.Ho was a ster of to this city and from the description The Bection B arbitrati mittes met One hundred guests, nearly all north- percent.w while advances on stock collateral diphtheria, Jeasie Alice, dyoars, young, TO EXCHANGE, à NEW i the Bar for this district.given the police found that be was none thig morning in the Western ha Lo rene etners, were asleep in their rooms, and but mot dg ap from Sto da das been irregular.in est daughter of George Mortimer.5 : ; oe eee era LARIVIERE LEI ot er than Rich roaabable middle-aged wan taking evidence.Severs! witneases are in for the frantic efforts of the night clerk and \u2018ay with New York.is firm at quota- VER 45 YEARS\u2019 PRACTICAL EXP GH : _ AN AUCTIONEER IN TROUBLE.© proac.T,,,wh0 attendance and will be examined.other emplôyes the loss of life would have tar Sales of Bixties between banks E- POR A ENTRAL VERMONT R R A held the position \u20ac of book-keeper of the Mont- been terrible.Nearly all were obliged to 6 at 9% to 9%, and demand at 8 10 9%.rience in re repairing Chronometers, Du- { Arrest of Thomas Smith, of Bmith & Leal Absttols for some times 9 as arrested A de utation reprosenting the, the Hay ne jump through the windows and from the os over the counter of Bixtiea at 9X to 9%: plex.Striking.and other âne Watches.Gives LIGHT CUTTER.Green Mountain Route.{ Walls, while entering the house No.ontcalm Ts\u2019 ation of Canada ro \u2018Terandab.verai had limbs broken and demand at 9 Aran work, an ensure Address, | TRAINS : It will be remembered that two or three street, coupled by the family of Lar ochelle, bavonn iuterviow vit members ot he Gov\u201d ow.| sustained other serious injuries.Mr.Pal- The morning session of the Stock Ex sary.Charnes\u2019 rors chen\u201d fatablishod 2 154 P.O.Box 807.5.30 RTE ae pan que § days after the absconding of Thomas Walls £1500 wae found in his.pogsessio Quebec.y P mer, of New York or Boston, ran through found all securities in better request and sel- years.ET Firm 10pm Mo SE ! {then head of the, frm Of tho well knows goarch over Tarochaliel Roca ar the til ext We ednesday?16 uot expected here the blazing hall and fhe Ames.10 the state.Ti 359 Bank Montreal, EX: Bae de.178%: Ex i 2e Sone Bill fie race.D'pcient sasaiapt ay lo ake chars charge 51 drag sundry gi SEE aides 030 a Î auction house o omas on, : t, ina lesale d ! Toronto and Montreal, a Mr.Thomas Péveaiod à lerge stock of blankots.roils of THE SITUATION QUEBEQ twas & wooden structure.forbes To 120%: 80 Ciey Pansongor 116: 925 BEWABD! Ewha te Ed pu Sp mom xray i Smith purobased the business carried 0 ion and miscellaneous articles, i a Q olieu and Ontario.58%: 65 do., $8: dries,\u201d 874k Ofico.sian expected.0 3% ; on by that firm in this city.The probabilit the fruit of the d edn.Masters Becoming Clearer\u2014Messrs.Beau- {- WEARY OF LIFE.10m 58; 458 Canadian Pacific, 57%: 400 do.ill be given for information that will lead to -\u2014 '\u2014-~ \u2014\u2014\u2014 rk 6.48 pa Teo i p was td in notes, which Pons y gang's depr bien and Robertson to Enter tbe Cabinet Suicide of s Commercial Traveiler at Wates- 87 x; 18 à Bank Toronto, 169: 10 do.168%.the recovery, ps the Foods stolen and to the CARNIVAL 5 30 ORDER, OX SHORT & Fa qe À ait | were discoun Mr.James Bax- The police bélieve that to these men ma \u2014A Premature Announoemtéat, town.Atthe afternoon meeting of the Stock Ex- Store early on Thureday who broke into Su pi A cest ter.Previous to tho a absconding of Thomas Le ascribed the numerous burglari hi {Special to The Star.) A correspondent writes from Watertown, Change, the market indicated & further ad- instant.y Morning, the 1 po LET_PURNISHED ep sores sas W.Cp 40 orcescer via B.B.46.1.Walls, be made Serena iB ohases have lately been reported In the nelghbo Jan.1$\u2014Matters are becoming N.Y.:\u2014In the afterncon of the 14th inst.the vapsp.a8 gor fol wing eal , SMITH & CO St Dents 8t._Appiy at 413 8t- for Hamon va Lowa goods in England, which were poud ofthoir quartire sad on 9e peisabor.QUEBEC, T DS attention of the loungers about the Wood: nEraal 1iEK: lo do.178%:50On- 151 C6 St.James st.West.T>OOMA-TO LET, FURSISHED OR UN SHED as Oba oaanly delivered in Montreai street.At any rate, in the rooms séarched clearer to-day with respect to the Quebec ruff House was attracted b ya sare, ved ral 130, 38 ants, on or 0 6: R ts or without ao of pit stove.wp SIA SEE to the new frm a The 0 those was found a number of the bottles of cabinet.Both Messrs.Beaubien and Robert- traveller, who, bo, in bls drunken rovelries, vus Boies lou, 53; 50 nd c 87%.REAL ÆS T.AT ! ç purchases we terwards placed In wine and spirils stolen by the burglars who son have arrived in town, and It was report- be freely and recklessly on & game oi 1875 68.FE .OOM_NEATLY FURNISHED, 63.80, BATH, W.parmi ia aE i Fama Dur the bands OTe.TF Cook chier.for recently entered Mr.Clement's saloon, at od an hour ago that the new Government | © that was In progress in the Sod | Te lish = oney market is ratber un- ROSE See.' Ys Lo mith RAE > , \u2018 twde setti fer potes ¥ os Bates.+ $12,500 were placed upon the premises.the corer of Wolt and Outaric Sureets.would be sworn in this\u2019 afternoon.It now oom of the h amateurs, oy which Be now 101 7- 16 for money 7 \u201cng 10R Se Tous es | IMPORTANT AUCTION S ALR.00M3_To LET.ON MeGILL ILL SOLER AYER) mont Ban, t James siren With the object of coming to some amicable how be cameby the money and goods found, &PRéars that the news was premature wos a loser to a © idecable: , punt, fours god a a ba nt at1TT fives at 104; : desirable.A ddross D.cÉhat TPNTGRAVE au srrangement, however, a meeting ol those merel surprise at being apund, and that complications bave D.The | amount.During the evening ing he e, 26; IL.Ce ada Pacific Ratl- | \u2014 iw.HOBANS, 8, W.CUMMINGS, Interested was held last evening.when Mr.+ CPF CX BEE tnt took prisoner to Lieut.-Governor has not only no intimation heard to remark that he did not ohre to live war.oli iy dividend of 2 | 88 WwW JROON-FURNIARED.BT ATLMER ET.153 Gen Manager.vien Agent Smith, who, it was alleged, bad realized obec this afternoon.of any one being sworn in to-day, but it is jonger, but nothing was thought of it until |\u201d be 2 Te Pacifis stook has Boon de Fi 0,000 ORTH 8¢ Albans, Vi.Nav.1h.1863 106 x some $6,000 on the goods, was: asked to der ES pretended that the Cabinet will not be com- the next morning, about 11 o'clock, when | u e on Monday rans > OF VALUABLE ROM TO! LET, es AD SQUILE OR TWO liver up the amount collected; and as be ST ANN'S PARISH TROUBLES.pleted before Monday.The Government, bead cl clerk Jasper found hi (a in bis bed:diiM | = Tu Sub-Treasury New ow York, was debtor at a of kiten- - male ro fo fo da vas granted ao Father Salmon's Petition\u2014A Moetin can à hu wan op pasado.be composcd as | ib Tho suleide\u2019 Ee pS poe.tae Gearing House 015.450 {te stro = Ta A is rm scharge, he was y.arrested upon a oeting Calle cheon, was su com as carpet bohse ve 1 are quite s , ; capiæs al the instance of Ar.Baxter and the by the Bishop.follows Hon.ge .Rose, Premier; Hon.Hues froya.repre une tbe and 4 potes Money on call tn New York at 1 to 2% per R03: Soroeise the 5.65 Motcatio Se 183 CAPE PACIFIC RAILWAY, Î English creditors.But little has been heard for some time in L\u2018 0 Taillon, Attorney Gen General we lead- [i street, Now York City, and was about \u201c®8t \u2014 BOARD 70% ONE YOUNG MAN, AT 135 CONGRE- Te rly Aes Dremsion.Le regard to the proposed division of the Roman Oro Lands: Hon.J Rr years of ag appears that about COMMERCIAL.gation St., Point 5t.Charles.151 | MONTR hd Th haley rT A wi = PRESERVING THE GAME.Catholic Barish of St.Aon a in this city, A te bad an A Hon, os.Bo ere far $300 {he mofaing of 9 be tragedy ro opt LOCAL.pe For a ALEFEV = RL LE, cars EU EU 1 Kee Under the Law for Havi circular has just been issu ar.Fabre, We t indiffer as to values seo Fis Winter Arma tin Monday, Dec.SER RLS S| Si a era fen Te BARRE Ba br LUO | pee pri mere Blocks of House and Store EES ESSERE a | mea pe es an bo aks piace in the Sarsteld school house, LyDch for Mr.Blagchet have so fir, | casier way by taking a dose of chloral.The Gorn \u201cExcnnge \"and Pris rence, | NO Finer Investment |* T= 2\" The close season for partrid and Point BL Charles.on Saturday, the 2éth L°Teyer, been asked.Onls Moears.Taillon D re among other t found upon at 88.56: extra su erfine, $5.40 to 5.45: Bering Pre TAR Te ress.«~~~ gpeckled trout commenced on the lst of at 10 6'¢'0CK 8.1m., and Robertson have up to the resentacoept- ren à let or written ew York On extra, $5.00 to sa; Superfine, $4.80 470: to be had! iE CR FETE Taave Moniceal, ag Hari a January, and Mr.Morris, Game Tuspec tor, A TAR reporter was recently informed edjand Mr.Lynch can hardly, 1 De per \u2026 addressed to Geor Murga- strong bakers\u2019, 60; middies, 3358 to fy - Arcive OUawa, [1130 \u201d vw has been tr no littie trouble to bring to ac that the most positive proof had boen on done without, Li i ennoundsdoa bib au boy 1 : ** My dear hus pod 3385! Dolterie, 54.50 to 8.40; On pags.; oe Qos.[£8 5 | AP : 3 count those citizens who have broken tained that in several cases names were at- thority that he is sure oJForHiolo.closed with our lovi wife, Mary.$7.80 w 3.85: ety bags $2.95 to 500, oe The Bubeoriber is Instructed by the Frs Sous pis Deus Bae\u2019 Ei Eo onu Pp The o Rox 2 - the game laws by baving the proscribed tached to the petition without the cognizanon chet may be supe repel by Mr.letter was ov sore oy one re market very Jul Grain HOCHELAGA BANK ; \"| ma deat ne appoimement Route ¢ a tL finads 1 withont à poor - fish {od bern pair possession of the parties themselves.A meeting of Fijan, who lo De to © debater, but Soother ics poke of helt Sa seo re white at sir 119 era nae Poan: towsell at his Room, on LEA RESTAURANT SITUA D AT 40% HEAT PERTIL ICRI) HSE au É Yd At the nping of ec wee e | an I wonder a % , > 5 EC A AE IT EE AE Tou BF ni me, 1a Go tor vow vy Seog, i Pe 8 bff, Soak ok sont Wednesday, the 30th inst., rE os, RETATRTATATIR AT | PAR Ris Eat ye a uare, for having a dozen brace ol part- Hall, man : i 1 Le Ee 2 # ridges iD bis store, nnd hat gentleman, tha\u201d In tho Emerald fall, Contrp street for with the Montreal district representatives.is \u201cat Ballard & Northamm's undertaking 136 to 13x op por 417 © Hama.18016 the following Stores and Housos, all in perfect L® et, contain Ad i ome 15% rr : pleading guilty, was sentenced toa fineofs potion to be taken on the 96th Mr.(Deaublen 12 understood tobe to he chstacle rooms awaiting orders from New York city.va gue, 1240 & Tie ** ok way for °E ser, lel ding good rentals, and occupied by ving at CRY inde ote Si prey ms Hoche - ta.u Tess._\u2014 e receip Railway a suaperior class issacd, against 17.Dunne, \u2018ho propristor of inst.Foor hal oy ear Denaerponipy the Cabinet Te er by the Cagtors Condensed Thlegrams.Josey are i 0 Jusbels ashen.73) arley, elec 98 of 7 Brick, Stores and.Dwellings, WANTED-2 GENERAL SERVANT.91 axes he lag, aoû ira.\u201d.vos the Terrapin resiaurant, or ving preside at the meeting to be held on\u2019 that orced The Dominion surplus this year is $8,- À: bete leather, 160 casks spirits.Per oseph street, co Gen Tak.Agent -feout in his possession with the date.The respective pastors of St.Ann's Uaily bas to submit to the my im x ortunitios of 000,000.pow.100 A rac 200 bub os Sela ger eurs co Bh slo io ibe house adic oining, Non W AZIER: hh ey ASSIONEE'S AND AS w.cvamgopve | ARCRKR BAKER © ols whea same result as in © of and 8t.Gabriel churches have been notified three or four self appo or peta at a time.The Six gunboats have been ordered for ser- fo1 bar barre four, 10 Kegs Tatar 5 rand 24.0 now, $1,632.ure oF\" age.nn some knowledge ua cases tobacco.be ab) Mr.Dalrymple.Since then, \u2018Mr.Morris bas to be present on tho occasion.In the mean: vice in T in.been actively proscuting enquiries i - very mention of Mr.Beaubien\u2019s name has, Vice in lonqu Block of Brick Houses, 882, 834, 886, office work, e to furnish seourit Bo emai, and the result tbe lowing tor Poe: qypoidernblo il feeling is oxpressod s however, ralsed à perfect how! of indigna: |.A hurricane passed over Southern Dal- FOREIGN.890, Seigneurs Pre and 78.9 S10] Koei FO.Bax 1006.CHY.day of summonses to the proprietors of u of im rtinonos and an ott t a tion.It is ls Pretend ed, with some show of matia yesterday, doing srest damage to Bearbohm\u2019s cable sdvi rives cargoce of off and 12 quer Lane.Block o Brick ouses, WANER THO BOYS TO LEARN THE JEWEL.wards of balf a dozen of the leading hotels Dares out ol roject to which ev pry reason, that entrance Into tbe shipping.rao oh ese > Corn lose disposition 89.a and'6 Fournier Lane.su pod x Lopiness.Apply 10d.por 8 CS AILWAY TIMB TABLES restaurants of the city.orsstod ia (nh they claim) 0 thoroughly op.Goversment together wiih int \"F Baron do Boer de 8a.Susanna, tho Gor.BE ak Tk Lano wheat and cord rather to blocks, 82,888.ws Tommi LR \u201c The system followed by Mr.Morris posed.YUP-| Messrs.Ross, Taïllon and rt- ernor-General of Monaco, died suddenly at el o.à Spring wheat off 305 83\" Californie Block of Brick Ho 98, 100 and 103 WASTE PRIVATE FAMILY, A, URE a8 RE ATA enter the restaurants and order for his i The circular In question, which was read 80% would make quite a Castor Nice on the 16th of apoplexy.Winter whoat e ifornia Canning @t.\u2014 Rental $356 uses % prop erty Cotes M oesemaid d seamstress.uire 3 AVENTURE , e ner the fish and game out of season, and ff in Bt.Ann's and St.Gabriel church Government which would have DO |; In 0 uence of the rotest of SF the eat off coast 1s, NM ring ite (No.95).with s jendid ig fho.oue OISE HEST-Frrsenegs vraie the order is complied with a case is made Sunday last, states that the assembly % Govern ork of obe tructing Wheat prompt 8 Re fog à Minor eBfo for wany classes of business ns Te How ia, Wii 2D hood va Gran lice, © MOSIC FOR ES Eat \u201cEy n possibility of surviving at all tn'a House British Go i out aiainst Lhe proprietors.order to sscertain the validity of Sifeant.» mr snostion the rao a In Que- the Canton river as be been Suspended.wheat A hinge shipment A od 1Callforais or for the erection of now houses.xed opr, s0 in sig- exans EMUN M ual CTA Toes se.nue fs INERT JA oe _\u2014 the petition presented by Rev.Fathe heat hi or romp be shipped Fine Property, 841, 343, 845 and 347 Rich- ANTED\u2014B A RESPECTABLE, BTEADY TOUX 8 The Teleraphers dem, relives hailed | B20 Th POLS ORE Ta Bi a som of 1 Caio, Canora Ba Cones ig (SIRS, TA platy We wpe Mba Retro svt | WRIA EN Ee RR 2 he TT pn TE The annual meeting of the Canadian Tele- the parish thay ing been asserted that the | the po tramontanes or Castors, Conservative, has been entrusted with the Fh Te Spas?for orders y country markets they are worth far more prosent MES ed ot Sen ALS Plain dressmaking, A i Eole te Hei od 1s graphers Mutual Insurance Association was TJOFity of the signatures are falge.M aaublon 18 politically, as well or formation of a Cabinet.tuch egaler.Liverpool wheatand corn spot, rentals, as the leases were rade he rents Hchmond ana hitad Pou Ed, [dnt an eld at the offices of the Great North West- THE BANK L IQUIDATORS sonally,unpopular.A gentleman Just Ihe Holborn (London) branch of the Irish dail.wheat and flour rather oasier.| Were much lower than at pent A private WA STE COUNTRY, YOUNG LADY oruapd.\u201d 10.00 p.m.Tred\u2019 To A a ern Company.Toronto, on Tuesday night fivio and © : trom Sherbrooke represents ; Raul qnal League at a moetl Hog i Liverpool mixe od maize, 6d: pease.Os 84.we , cumin gE soy of dese a rues, \u201cply by var BTR and usef companion.Ap iat Co > ee eg ED ei oa Jast, H.Dwight, President, in the chair.Messrs.Og and Greene Fetition te gata of feeling in tbe an 1, Naan! resolutions urging Iris men no atket opened weak.Wheat mo seup permanent inves 7 : Ques sad 605 af.etand Pond.G2 00D TT The following officers were elocted for the Resign.ships, while the presence of Mr.Ricband attend 1eetings by Henry soni 0 grain Bx of 9 SON Meg a and a od repair and should be WVANTED-MU RIC PUPILS BY A, Youre, LADY ppm a Haden juebéo, 2 AU Dot queuins ear:\u2014President.H.P.or \u2018| The petitions for the appointment of suo- White In town today is mentioned in oon- George.moment oi vor fab 5 \u201cTher aro tp y capitalists.Tho improve.bonses: De Paras oor the puplis, ie plus.roms Lnnungdon \u2018 ice-President, James Stephenson, G cessoré to Messrs.Ogilvie and Greene were DOction with an Fmphed protest against the News has been received by the State Com- May.Corn, Fyne yi 9 A arch ments to be m be Grand Tr Rail- Pil ir) in pal oon.3.Montreal: Secretary Treasurer, J.8.ue to have boen presented to-day in one of the member for Hoche on the part of the missioner of Imm tion CN North Carolina para strengthen \"Jan, x 53% Tok way, new depot.Rs ces, &c.will à co the Wet MEX TO BREA K STONES, ax pd Point wf S73 ony Pb tL nperi SL st Gone! i yu \\ we [son 3 Good: judges of the Superior Court, but up£ tothe Fnglel peak ne people, of of Bir.Hoes to to the wand es t 300 crofters from the ae > 7 oes ead | ol Se lay: | tile value or overn house in this list.Perfect titles.rbopr Comimisston.heart enr | Lena p Cavuraas (BLY #0 pa Piatt: A re nome ter 9H Grant opt accomplished* The potition of En Hop M | Press bis firati selection of ministers is ° Mo y.\" \"16 putmiber eh bag graduely 3 pb: 14.80 March: 18.05 May.TERMS-O1°E FOURTH CASH.W ANTED-A FIRSTCLASS DRESSMAKER, MUST far aA Se £23, 1, 7 sata Lu.Plat , Ad peory Quebec; Angus C rent Mont Ogilvie syn i that be being a member of the puiiclenty des ro public opizion Tris At Bret stated at at 160, Another party of œofl- far shes t siosdy si gponine fgures: 867X Balance in 6 sie por centinterest.Buy- a dnausdse.Mirabel Bo à 03 deu Bi By CENTRAL VHEMONT MAIL NAY.u atertown, RN \"Y.; N.W.Betbune, Ottawa.monte De le 4 for large! usinose interests therefore, Tio means unlikely that ths der ore Sood i A ei y Spring.abortive ch: 8-63 March: 90 rs arain marketiss oD SALE A = 11 O'CLOCK.WARD 21 TTR MAN OF EXTENSIVE es UTH AQ EART SL Jonnsand ne Athans, Joe Best in \u20ac duties as such liquidator, which are onerous ©F-twa Oe row oo at attempt to address a meeting of nationalists disaprointment to all close observers.Wheat 2 HOMAS J.POTTER, moderate capital at Ai command dporreepondence regarding via Bi.Asoane ani Troy.4 ER Vow or Charies McKiernan Toe, Beeh was, this hod Conable tore the) - Ad, that swearing in of te DoT Eo Tom nen outal of Blacklion, county Cavan,- ou-the clone at 60% Feb, : 90% Mar: 20% May Porn [15 Auctioneer.8 pariership.ox I 13 er mo.Bean orgie 3 pan Toad tik] A à is unable devots the time and attention 3 3 ç Hostou.B.25 am.und 114 N \u2026 _.- Morning.sITSIGUE before the the Re- to the liquidation of the Bank which is THE SOUDAN WAR.jeth.The ae Pe of eo brevent the crowd the bi % Jor gate, ste steady un + Feb.133K Har.WARTED- Al KITC EN Sorbo WIRES y x0 Springnela.525 au Da a ee Ey corder on a charge of selll rd 8 lguor to In- nocessary An the interest of the shareholders Khartoum Encircled\u2014Tewfik Bey's Perflous town, and gomerougb 1 work ensued, but the cash Vieldin oan y at fe 80 Fob: ; $14 75 87 MANCE S[REET, er's restaurant, 870 Notre Dame + 1a soute.ANTERN mATLWAY.isos.Angus the red estion, and creditors.Wherefore ho prays that this Position\u2014The Rebel Strength.crowd succeeded in an entrance, Re 0 MA ghily a little doing and w JUST BELOW SHERBROOKE ST.ANTED_A COMPETENT COOK.Y ; 6.09 ay man rm.bas.bowever, ot yet turaod u tective | Court will allow bim to resign as such llqui- Carro, Jan, 18.\u2014Reports fram Khartoum cheering for Mr.Big: Blgger tter ultimate.\u201cconsort Cite Laiance of Lie: 88 68 Koby : $67 The above very substantial and well built VV 441525 da morning.st 1140 © por 3: via Withe Moe Moses D, Ver Cing-Mare left yosterdar for Caughnaw : dator, and that in order to the a pointment state that the enemy are enciroling that ly delivered as ch in the usual strain in 5 91% May.brick house will be wold at my room, ' ord, Tp Se PIE p tie a bench warrant against him.of another liquidator to take b bls Place cicy, evidently in preparation for the deci- n priest's house.PHe violently attacked Earl On \" call\u2014T Chicago market Moy ing to On Thured ny, Séth January.RTED-YOBRO GIRL.TO ASSET pr ug Fi.ap am.SEs | nae Spain Fabra antl | ee 0 pente be felt 38% Sore 3 rine (Sy tsees Ftue SF Jou Kab: ote wong of Thor bent medium price | WE ER Lada ra ph at pu w ay an t , .r business m 8 ag to the Court 167 adtianbilly of prove ough Sondiions fr.Groom: mes x » obliged tolinally abandon all Popes of ber that che traveller Bert Strokes es mieu Gals eae .Sig do Slo Ha hi hi ES ios The al minutes fe WA CoA EL AT?cmestor Sorel Si Swann ane n HUDNON RAILWAY preven 6 petition of Mr.Greene e same n.walk {rom the 8 181 GOIXG 80 a Rouse Font, 9.them from enlisting in thé eS ing able 10 afford any relief to Tewfk Bey, there, an autograph letter to.the Feb.TT M céedingly ploasauat and healthy.The large nt.9.45 à .sn now army.effect.Tv ho, with 1, 000 voren and children \u20ac on 28 Cabinets not Born, Paris and Londog from pie followin ag tojogram fre in haa un a 3 pat n ds both tn front and rear.with fine WASTED \u2014 ART GIRL TQ, COOK.WASH AND EL craie Poser di tat ad A, Miving .A Cool Coal Thiet.K AT LAST.ands, > ravely de quding odes.- the King of Abyssinia.Bir Eyel Baring.toceived \u2014 ent and oor.\u20ac half \u2018cent e trees, afford & oa ract! ops Sar country iron, secvant kept, Drummond ét.rafer a \u201c© .Ctatgs Assets to be Seized.where be is besieged with only 400 soldiers.the British Commissioner in re- lower but w agers fally: Flour Dome to A Bire ot.) ov pundred yards Gow mn DALHOUSIF SQUARE STATION.Test night Sato pie allo af from Mr.Mo have at lquidatois \u2014 ens Exchange Bank bien and Berver at 100, 0.Tewfile at uh eas low squab basi of peace pouses hore fille sovoral Re Per on dera yes.m Bale at E LEVEN o'slock.| WAKIED BY Hanah, pre Tux CANADIAN PACIFIC Coms 4 0 seize the asse er YE for Otts: so Auleys, the en A lam firest.When of the sbcondi De ae havin loves: pomable according, 1e longer, ou od ed da t Tobin 0 prog Stier \" longo acknomiedèur dus che folowing receipts 15 THOS.J.Pn ser.ous ve \" ob FES CA variés SEE R seated qua sack filled with coal, ahd ox.Thoe.Cralg and Damo A.A s Galt, \u201cS00 | 5 Harker Pasha does not expect to be able ths mission to King John of Abyeslada, of grain: nd 5e 53,000; Sora M000: corn ALE OF PE ETY IN ST.MAURICE WANJED A GENFBAL SERVANT 07 HAVE ain.sop.pales fo Leu dé From de GC pial 8 position by saying that he had seizure in the hands of Th a J.Potte: \u2014\u2014\u2014 BSS EAA ; PRO N tache, p48 a in A merely gone into the yard take a reat snd $10,000.omes Potter for MURDER AT ROME.Sporting Notes.\\ oh receipts.of hogs in Chicago STS: ane Fao re ira Tammany 00 | VV ARTE A Book RER, PS ARS ponts nmonE Marat.Ve - bad found the sack where it was filled.Th 31; The first suit is for the purnoss of attach- The General of the N° litan Benedtctines Boston aidermen grant licenses now for Bass aiid ; shipmonte, 6.ri Justice, on aw \u201cot fir brig We hari.wood By emi, 150m 3d ity Sod Bt.Fée Win story did bot convince the watchman, an ac the farnitura of .Craig's mansion Found Dead in a His is Lodgings, wrestling and spartig exhibitions.a over, 75 000.es, 8510 60; geo a ie off mes Bis, to the DE.bidder cap from eLe0 6.20 a.m.An Soom, a .Button paid a visit to she Folie Oourt this the second for sett PR aside the title, Rog Jan.18M Decssars, Gea- | The annual echase of the Argyle mixed 8d packing, $5 x to 4 0: heavy shipping.| N without resonve: > WARE: ARR JR, OF YERCRARY.=zn 227; 1035 pm From Soliris about.; ! po them to sale and cure fog Dama, Daron | emi of the | Nea, ttan \u201cBenedictine, Snowshoe Club tal = place this evening.de lan imp te of foreign, merchandise into 85 and_87 BT.MAU RICE 8T.-A splendid sitting room, wih 450d \"beak A NH ih wt - Ohriet Churoh Cathedral, ney for the Bank.fous io thie rdered n bis k or in hie le log The annual flat races of Le Cmadéen Snow- SPL prove Now York during the past week were gentral Emplacement Lo Mure Sot eee most must Ve Dr ia ass, references Sein \"Ad.À meeting 0 of the vestry, consisting of the Business Trogbles.surroundings the room hl Supposed that shoe Club wil take place on the let of .500.081 task gear.which th 5 favor: 6 6 by 84 ft.6.v vores.Bundi \"TED A PIEATCLIN MACHINE AND , the he ater san will be ad vy mi 1 be oc Thotdas moran, FT moral storekeeper, of one an rious articles a wars beatioeed A cock fight between New York aud Con- ie of domestic produce during (AT, FAMILLE ST, a n AR: sine 25 Paie MW lire cils per rai work\u201d A gh Fi de, 10e held to consider the choice of n now rector, Lobden, Oot rday assi Mr.about, Def a number of valuabio articles Decticut was fought on Long Island and won | the same week were moderate, the total being Hale promptly at 11 (a toit \u2014 Gael STAR \"xD Jones ne ly, of this cit cars told: by Connecticut.,418,607 nst $7,849,921 rame week las THOS.\u20183.POTTER.ANTFD-HT ARTEADY vou NO MAN, EM PLOY - but as to Who will bo appointed it ls as yet | well & l'ait, are a tor Tie trustee.The XK0OWL tO have been in the on of the A ky which, considering the limited ship- Auctioneer Ww ment Ins or inake bimseil iy usetui & altogether uncertain, or even !f any nomlns-\"| jlabilities are about $10,U00 © murdered priest are mise His servant and cat show opened at Halifax 770%.Bros, Gnd provie ons, may be deom- _15 * .about n Bouse.Address C.00.Stan Office.162 % tion will take place.The mee ay be be bing has been arrested on suspicion of f being the Two hundred dogs ou five cats D Piehiy satistacto \u2014 - \u2014\u2014 PIÈCES ,apnounged to congregation sor | lunaû 5 Eliza Jane Currie, who Perpotrator of the crime.oon ox exhibition.pis New York ain markets opened wos LI QU IDA TION WANTED PE SE DIE, ok PART Ww = on Sunday in the bails fo c Dane, Ont, es] de CABLE.sucocestul play layers | In'the pool tourna parce with t used for.Comm Jo » Catherine Bt.15 i Shipping Notes thie commotion In tba Bonaventur de dopot TRADE IN FRANCE: Bo EEE De Sa Bob, ei March.Aprianes2; Mar In order to dispo Se of à large w'stp eme on EE AT FOR SALE AT STAR OFFICE .' bas arrived at this morphig.Pho was was _Sccompanied by ber Loxpox, Jan.18.\u2014 Paris despatches state following aispatoh fre a mn the eat gives ro somplete sens on poly siving particulars.terme, Ac.£38, Lydian Monarch\u201d \"| pe horn, eho ordered Lhe depot polio chat no commercial crias realy lets (hers shoo Clon.for face contort a ee ain thee movement of rain at the lesdina voinis quantity of goods during Jan- i men arrest.Her reques ng refused, ANTED_34 RERUI 57.A 600D PLAIN COOR.« 58.« Waldensian sha burat into a violent trenzy, necessitating Trade ta more acti ve than at any time the Grant y this evening, took place lést Dight- - » Milysake kes, Toledo uary, prices will bo) grea y re- ween rough servpnifiust wish and iron, and, be Ï det being locked up in the Chaboillez Square % ATE PLOY Samuel Robertson is about to have | 94 107 87.000 duced at Estats.of.a Ww.Craig .The MONTREAL DATES £am pr Aa 024 end ==\u201d : EE tr Q a & olicé Station.The roger ols po ARNELL EST GHED.ve clestais fige laced in jon in the * 14.000 & É WéxTEDA Sat IRL, ONE ER Elian, orient va antes ester conditi en tétèée rancs, PLN, Jan, 18\u2014A this | ; à must well recom- A : died on the he Eosignton, Keyan tosdans wit pas Hundred and aixéy Pioeghe mms | Spain Se me ay cu 422 UEC.a) lem zanna As vs - i ; \\ .el Lu 220085 EL me ; \u201d 2° D .-\u2014 LL - Lau TS Ne - Lo .# ?.- ; Lg _ = A \u201d - .\\ \u2018 q Lo =.n .- x .* R a .x \\ î î 07 ERMINE PE Fe EE Ir VASE pre errant \u2014\u2014 perse : "]