The Montreal daily star, 16 août 1889, vendredi 16 août 1889

[" LAST EDITION.VOL, XXI.\u2014No.192.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1889.fluerage Cirealation 29,300.PRICE ONE CENT.Situations Z Yacant, eA IS ANTED \u2014NOTICE TO ANYONE WANTING VA mployment or employees, apply to GELINAS & Co.Reistry Othice aud Accountants, 16 Bt.Yoiues street.ANTED\u2014A SMART ACTIVE YOUNG San As V stenographer and typewriter, 10 à large manu- fe furlag vatabusl 1ghnient, Juul by vw proficient in Enx ti sh To the right man a good salary w a be pa paid.Address, D., he O.Box BüR45eity.Batt ANT ED\u2014A GIRL Tor EACH ENGLISH IN RE- n for learnin reuch in a Catholic Small Apply to Dr Lippe, K el Johette, Que.NTE MIEN Eh FIRST-CLASS mer, to KO to town in Central Ontario.with references.to Thomas May & Co., Monts 7 Kl M Abels.ANTED PROTESTANT GIRL AS GENE tin family of two persons.Scotch, from country ry preferred.to neat competent person, wages ul pra month.Heferences required.Address PU E, Hoyniton, 40 3 Wa TED\u2014A ou GIRL OF GOOD Finis T- Protestant, willing to interest herselt smong SUR children and in ht work.other ely ert.) Jace a good home with good wage: EN 4 Ni TED-FEMALFE TEACHER, PROTESTANT, Wa the Dissentient School, ad the Village of Bt.uber the second.Ap- AL Lecavalier, See.Laurent, to commence Sept Rus stating salary r requir To V ANTED\u2014AN OFFICE BOY WHO WRITES A good band.Apply at 1736 Notre Dune st ANTED \u2014 A LADY STENOGRAFHER AND writer for à few weeks.t Apply to P.O.Box 2045 Montreal.101 ANTED-AT WINDSOR HOTEL, GIRLS TO work in pantry.Apply to Chef, Stanley street gata RIE ANTED\u2014-AT WINDSOR HOTEL, FIREMAN TO work in kitchen, only those accustomed to kit chen work need apply to Chef, Stanley street vate,, WANIED-A GENERAL SERVANT, REFERE ENquired: Apply 10 Luree her at.101 2 ANTED- SALESA, AN Fon CHE DRY.GOODS, speak Ire and.Eugiiah.Garnon & Bhipton, aes Notre Dame st 4 12 2 Won st ART BOY TO HELP IN STO 18 9 V ANTED\u2014200 LABORERS FOR T \u2018HE ST.HENRI sewers, also 3 competent foremen.Mb) od a works.0 ANTED_A JUNIOR OFFICE about 17, must speak French a be well recommended, Apply, 11 8 ND, i ag È natish and t.\"He lon Tory WA on ms AND WIFE AS COACHMAN ud cook, must have best of references.Apply between Gand 7 pow at 737 Sherbrooke st 84, R ANTED\u2014GOOD TINSMITH, WITH EXPERI.à Vince in tumbling aad roofing, a ast be Ia and sober, yoo: > and steu a praent sr the right man.Adress.A.Dore, cbr Box 116 ANTED\u2014SMART YOUNG GIRL TO TE ois.eral housework, small family, good Ee Apply at once to 115 st.Famille st.Tue ANTED LOR OFFICE, SMART YOUTH HO and write both languaves.Apuly by letter Site references to P.O.Box 1921.182 VW ANTED\u2014A GOOD MAN TO DRIVE BREAD, must be sober and honest.Apply to Shea Broa, 57 Barre st, between hours of 5 JA a mn Wis ee I WANT YOU TO S \u201cChild's Bible: and other Quick selline boc For terms addre: .Lewis, 140 Rideau «tre ot, Ottawa.Ont 197 10 ANTED\u2014COOK FOR A SMALL FAMILY.WILLing to waah and fron.Apply st 184 Mani id ANTED\u2014FLAIN st.se - V COOK, NOW SHI NG.ferences required Mrs.arn, 864 Dore tor st.1 ANTED\u2014ONE HOUSE ANDONE SIGN PAINT- et.Apply to S.H.Martel, 239 St.Je fy ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, 100 MEN FOR ilway construction work half mile wees f Mile End station.Apply on Work.V ANTED-OUNG MAN WHO CAN Wik shorthand, over 86 perds per minute, and, use typewriter, 1s, office.102 1 NVANTED-ON \u201cFin « hte retorene s.FOR A PEMIODICAL DE wh Et Apply in own pundwriting, stating égc and experience.Address, \u201cD 13D0,\"\u201d Stan of ce.MACHINIST, Address, Vie W ANTED\u2014TRAVELLER TO TAKE IMPOKT ORders from the wholesale dry gooda trade, must be well scquainted among the buy ers, to the richt s to xet intereat Addre, Sta] Rip partientars, \u201cD 1411.\" STAR ofc ce.ANIED\u2014SMALL BU) FUR GROCERY, HS apeaking both languages prefer APRY at 83 German st,, to-morrow morning.a 1 ANTED\u2014A SALESMAN For WHOLESALE and retail fancy goods, one acauainted with bookkeeping preferred.Address, \u201cD 1413, as Wir ED_THOROUGH GENERAL SERVANT, ith references, at 233 University street, washing given 0 out.Nurse kept.WARE TO ATTEND ELEVATOR.8.Nordheimer, Plano Warerconts, 215 st, game 8 ANTED\u2014A PACKER FOR THE WHOLE AT hardware.Apply, 478 St.Paul s VWARTED-L ADY CANVASSERS To RELL TE celebrated Verilyea corsets, sell req adily Ap- ny at once.& Beaver Hall agnare, morninss nings.re opportnnity.for rigbt Perse ANTED\u2014A YOUNG MAN ACQUAINTED WITH book ol keel ing and willing to serve in a fancy tate age, TTL expected and where U STAR office.192 1 MAID.AP.31 Belmont 182 1 ods 8 employ oa ast.Addross, st ANTED\u2014A FIRST CLASS Te ply with references immediately.___Fimations Mantes.ANTED\u2014 MENDING gentlemen, neatly done.AAA AND DARNING FOR 80 St.Urbain st N ANTED\u2014SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE QLLAR, AS COOK Or Ken ant, in i WASTED IMMEDIATELY, Si 2 stenographer and Hemington typewriter.Tras 190 } FUATI To YA YOUNG TADY Ts a an Diace SE store, Address, \u201cT 1154,\" 5 x AR 05 ce.P ANTED \u2014 PAPERHANGING, FATT .whi v washing, tinting, &oc.addres: .E., 7 Bt.James s 160 4_ ANT Bo À POSITION AS INTERPRETER BY young Englishman, apesk: Freeh and German fluently, understands tore ish a Russian, having had similar employment.\u2018Address.* \"T À IRS, STAR Of! 280 3 TRE BY YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE, position in achool or private ench À qualifications, Normal School diplomas, Jrens h ode loma, knowledge of music, Addre 3, Tan office.i Ted 37 ANTED-BY A MIDDLE AGED MAN SITUA tion as Carpenter and general mfll hand, un.derstanda care of shafting and marhinery: cana aeeist with Lofler and engine, can furnish heat of re ferences.Address, L.J.W., Cote St.-Louis P.1 8 © Wie ORE BY DAT, WX ASTTNG ox cusecleaning.good references, resa, 404 Willam s 19 A ESDCET AN ENGLISH GENTL well cducated.with highest te SEMI als and references as to integrity, &e., a position of trust aa MAnaKer.stewn où any responsible Position.dress, \u201cW 1726,\" STAR office 191 FANTED\u2014 IMMEDIATELY, A SITUATION AS working housekeeper to a single geatleman in private hotne, good references, 102 Mountatn st., Ad- Rooms to Let.LL NAN D DANS LAN SNA OOMB-NEWLY AND ELEGANTLY FURNIS a for one or two gentlemen, private fatal E 3 froin lost Office.61 German st.187 6 R Go vouveDiences, so FURNISHED.ALL MODERN is eu tail yurlcUX ne private.Shien avenite, above dresa \u201cJ RON STAR aon Ta 8 ruside st NICELY FUKNISHED FLONT ROUM ç Cuthering, SE oOOM \u2014 (near Metcalfe at.) 2350 St LARGE WELL FURNISHED BE! DEVON- + Uhivn ave, »s_ OONS-NEWLY AND ELEGANTLY TES RE ed.bath, was, &c., ip private family, Hs 793 5 Palace st.GON CCOMFORTABLY FU ULRISHED DOUBLE om on parlor fat, wi ard, also, table board.No + Neal College ver | 85 oo LARGE DOUBLE AND SINGLE ASE acant, also good table board, at 18 Bruuswick OOMS-THREE YOUNG MEN OF QUIET habits will ind comfortable rooms and hoard at 47 Latour st, 188 OOMS -DOUBLE AND able and every convenience SINGLE, COMF CRT gentlemen oniy.BLE AND SINGLE KOOM WITH oad.alzo table board.23 McGill College ax: ave me à ~ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, SU = Re « for one or two gentiemen, mas,hot and En YY.\u201cFRONT ROOM TO LET, W R furnished.Apply at 18 Cathcart, private tant OOMS_FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, BUIT- R able for one grime gentlemen, heated oh hot 50 Beaver Hall hil} MY SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS TO LET on second and shird flats.178 Mance, apaye Sherbrooke st.913 WITH ¥ IL\u201d FURNISHED ROO class board, to let, also table\u201d board, Union avenge.101 QOM\u2014-SPLENDID ROOM NEWLY I RSTO D, with use of yas, hot and cold water, ine locality.Apply at 26 Ber 101 8 JOHS \"TOT LRT, FURNISHED.12 UNION avenue.Lo _ 11 3- (OGONS_TO GENTLEMEN, TWO WELL FÜR ; nished bedroomns on bathroom flat, 5 private TOI va lass, all modern conveniences, family a M-ONE LARGE BEDROOM, HOT AND or D water In bathroom.Apply at\u2019 105 Osborne s 4 _ Brepertn gor gain Ge ET For SALE-TQO MERCH prides o or provintous, 3 Moding Hoon corner house, mue Joue feet, Land on \u201cUpper St.Denis, in the bent tocality, Lite or no cash required, or could exchange for erféet titles.Apply before 12a0,, to J, BR fers west end of Bonsecours market.By C.R.Hardy & Co.Real Estate Agente Room 49.Imperial Insurance Buildiog.OR SALE\u2014A FEW TENEMENT HOUSES, PAYing over 10 per cent.on price asked.C.R.HARDY & CQ.eal Es! Agents, 188e0d8 Room 40, Imverial I nt ng.By E.Brousseau, Re 1 Estate Agent.\u201d 22 st.Sabre! treet.OR SALE\u2014FINE BUILDING LOT, Tu 27, ON Mountain 2: £ EHRODRSERY, | * \u201cReal Estate 100 4 2st ye.st By R.K.Thomas, Roal Estate Age ona Patront (CORNER : NOTRE DAME Ap CHATHAM 8T18., tor sale, Rood ru \u2014- somo.A 100 3 John Street.By yw.ES Æickad a 7 Hecti - state nu allection Agenc GT com aT.oehanics Hail nail RSALE-SPLENDIDES SITUATED BUILDING lots, above Cote St, Antoine rosd, cheap, alao brick cottages on Cadieux and Rivard atree rar W.T.RICKABY went Room 37, Mechanics Hall buliding, bt.atnsa st.T ED \u2014~ LARGE FLAT, SUITABLE FOR YN Aimy Room, between McGill and Francois Xavier Streets.W.T RICK ABY, Real Estate Agent, Room 37 Mechanics Hall Building, Su James at.Business » Chances.A AAA R SALE.GOOD STANDS IN ALL BUSINESS- 8, hotels saloons, Pate a ry épurante, {enfectione ery t opportunities for MS-TO LEFF, THREE OR FOUR PARILY those starting in bu ON a rooms, with use of kitchen, &Xc., kinds of properties for sale\u2019 ar\u2019 to sai in AT Sens of within 5 minutes\u2019 walk of the Post Office.Addre oss; the city.L HARRIS, Victoria square, \u201cKW 12895 c 13 abuve Cra.EWLY AND COMFORTABLY on GR SALF_(ON AGCOUNT OF WEALTH) LS VOMS\u2014N ished, gan, bath, otc, weutlemen only, ren fow.1) Burnside Place, one door from Univ sie st rat, \u20ac Jans, rooms with a 1331 belmont.ho 0 rE WISHING'T CURE FIRE class quarters for the Iall and winter wi large well furnished rooms and firat rate 20 and 41 Belmont, off Beaver Hall hill.To LET, TWO BEAUTIFUL OUMB_- VISITORS TO THE © (rx WILL FIND 1 - rood table ir nt ral Re LARGE front rooma, with clothes closets ia each, at t pale St Lawrence above SES k Ig GOM_A FURNISHED ROOM Fok LE.q Jan, with or without board, at 106% Signed stre Rosa OR 4 NICE LARGE ROOMS FU RNISH- !or otberwis ith or without board.doi *C.: st diner 01 3 bacco, candy and fruit store.A.Dionue, Jost 8 Martin st.FOR HATE -RESTAURANT, NO TRE BANE a 1570, opoosite the Court House Address, A Normandin 81 6 OR SALE MUSTARD MANUFACTORY.GOOD reasons for selling.For terms, &c., address, \u201cB 12 Stanotee, 1B: 23 MORE Ls ALOON AND RESTAURANT ON one of the best Le porourhfares in city, will sell at low price.Apply 8 Dorchesterst.192 2 QUR SALE\u2014FINE BUSINE&3 STANDS ALL COMplete with stock and fixtures, ia some of our uired about 8200.pPly ticher, dealer in business stands, office west tad inside ot Bonsecours market.FE} SALE - CIGAR, FRUIT AND QYSTER stock and fixtures of shop and dwell; 2208 A LADY WISHINGTO INCRE TE H ER d take two gentlemen to Lk == income wou! or without room large and well furnished, with o! breakfast and tea, gas, hot water, no children and nu other lodgers, Address, \u201cB 1} sa\u201d STAR v y, gas, hot Address, EN ss4> DUMs\u2014TO LET, ; nished, bright and airy Bleury.1 OOMS-LARGE WELL | family private, Ros \u2014Tu LET, light houseker .vOM - WELL FU wn double, with goo moderate.17h St.Urbain s : VOY SNICELY AND CO} COMFORT ARLY FUR.Nished rooms, wiih all modern conveniences, with or without board.$34 Dorchesterst.192 3 OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, IN Goùd locality, suitable for {oun men not objecting and cold water, breakfast if desired.\"STAR Office 182 2 FURNISHED AND UNFUR- newly tinted, | Ri OOMS, allows ave.1823 2 ID FRONT FOOL, od Hoard, English tamily, To rips to room foret her.83 and 83.50 per month, 13 3 Bleury i dum dos CUKFUKNISHFD ROOMS WITH ve on Seurneurs st.would auit married couple, Feasonatie à terms.\u201cC 1865,\" San pire.I R OOM- ÉLEG! ANTES FURNIREED, T MIATTE from Vtty Hall, at 114 Chuny de ars 82.102 8 VOM-FU ANSE D FRONT laibmM-SUTFABLE for gentleman.Apply ai 5 SL, Tomy QOUMS- FURNISHED, wiTH OR WITHOU huard, gus, hot and cold v I.139 fick 3 OOM FURNISHED, ON et FLAT, sU ooM\u2014TFo L FURNISHED, USE OF Tiron.en.578 Lagauchetiere, near st.Urbain a EE BELMONT ST, IN PRIVATE a 2525 | RY Tw WELL F HED DOUX Won st Tentes the Cause of selling.Address, with or w hon board.43 Berithplet oe Ld = WELL LIANE JUUNS-STILE OK SINGLE, ON FIRST AND dE EE RIRE R second floors, with Hrat-class board, house tho.302 Cra 8° roughly renewed.47 Neti College avenue 191 2 8e y OOMS \u201cTWO PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS, NICE- ¥ furnished, also largo room unfurnished good Zor Fa Sal.locality, 238 SL Catherine st, near pb Lorie FN NAS moder For: SALE OR HIR = TENTS AND FLAGS, vo 74x10, only Ye 50; hammocks, fireworks, © old Tdion orion bourht and Bo Agency of the Dominton by Carriage Co, Montreal India Stores, 1638 Notre Dame at.252 and 254 St.Panis PIOR SALE \u2014 PRINTI ING PRESS AND OUTFIT or Job relating as good en azo of press, ${x| .i, sol Fi nla fymoh, A ae For $ ALES NET FEW THIS SPRINT.dress \u201cA 1302,\u201d STAR office.181 3 Fok 3 SALE \u2014 STEAM YACHT, THIRTY-FIVE fevt long, rit feat, gix Inches beam, horizontal boiler, burns either hard or soft coal, peine four and 4 inches by four and 1 inches, bixh asure, covered with wooden awning, canvas afde © curtains and cushioned throushou at and can be reen ©, wi Pa roo.15:17.bargain, Apps I, C RACTURS \u2014 I'TT_ SAND, JUR SALE > EU) Apply Étatioweli Bt, St.Henri, Dear William N88 PER Machine wor, FOR SALY.MILE ROUND, 35 GALLO .horse, cart, sleigh, harness, eto.Apply, 5 Chabal lez square Wanted | to Purchase, NAN ANTED-TO PURCH IASE, A MEDIUM SI SIZED &uie at 186 Mooi st.à Rail safo to be exchanged in part payment of game.iÿt 3 ANTED\u2014 TU PUNUHASE À MILE ROUND OF trom 30 te 40 galloper west end preferred.Address, R, D, St.Henri P.O., Que 102 2 VAL TED\u2014SMALL 4 HURCH BELL EW OR cond! hand, in good condition, ae weighs, ric Address, G., City Hotel, Montreal, iles an hour, be sold at 4 14 2 size and y I QOMS\u2014SUITE OF ROOMS AN BEDROOM AND ; parlor, also 5 cheerful rooms on bath-oom fiat.23 ia St Cather 1 + GuMSsS-TO Le A, HAN rooms, on bathroom flat, aise ï stnsrle end i double room on next Nat s Place.182 1 > ET, SCITABLE FOR couple: or two renin en, hot and sold t.Antoine _ 10 Y OSs Tu LLET, WELL FURNISHED, 1 &e.24 Cathears ig on ve FURNISHED, NT ITH y table board, at 91 Cathedrai st.RTS LET.A WELL, FURNIR : ; room, in a email private family, v eve.3 \u201cBOARD, ALSO RH BED.al Be Gene L FURNISHED ROOMS: w ith + ever, convenience apd first-class board, at brooke atree Noill, late of Ecvère Hons, © harlottetow n, tent 192 4 _ Rooms | Wanted.ROA me Lm ren WELL FURNISHED DOUBLE BED with sitting room attached.also board, \u2019 re on.ith o'vlock dinner, by twa gentlemen, everything nr be first class.Address, P.O.Box T1410 \\ fone Muarried couple, terms moderate, R'affica Ÿ oY TED-ONE Post Ufiice.12 TANTED- NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH use of kitchen, in vicinity of Victoria sq.for wy Léon, Be rv LNISTIED BOOM Adu bb.W ANTED- TWO ox THIER UNF Ni rooms, central, west, Aadress, *B 1335,\" STAR office 1921 IN RESFECTABLE LOCALITY, , AN TED - À beighborhcod of Ble eury st.an unfurnished room, about four doliars a meath, tora person en.wawed trom howe most of the tire.Apply ib Jo Cathcart 8 ANTED\u2014BY À YOUNG FRENUH LADY.LATE 1y from France, a porition in an Fnylish family to Teac Be FarimtanFrench.Address, 1304, STAR office 1 : ANTEDOW ARHING AT HER PAL HOME 4 Chatham st,, cor, of Willi ino a 3 4 AN LED\u2014BY A GUD DIESER k w x > the day > private famiiies, can cut and tit \u201cB 134%,\" STAR offi et NW ASTED\u2014NORE BY THE DAY OR WE T froid of work.Please callor adress.ta 4 Ni 1 = TON BY A YOUNG MAN To make imoetf PODGAUS useful or laboring, not afraid of hard work.no education, strictly temperate, good references in_London, constant PE Ep referred, speaks French and English G 57 Partnenn rond, N ANT ÉD-ENFLOY MENT A8 pret EPER or similar work, oy wirl, six vears\u2019 experience rinting trade in Scotland, well educated and obi zing.Address, \u201cC Ï Ses.* STAR office.182 1 V AXTED-SEWING BF THE DAY.duc street, off St.Dominique st: M.ti 194 gir) an housemaid, Apply dy letter 1e 14 Duke et.Montreal ?182 1° W ANTED-RIT PATION AS HOUSEKEREER OR attendant upon elderly or invalid ladies, is a good Sesimatroas, no objections to town or RA good refeccuces Apply, B56 St.Antoine st.1: FAN THD.BY ADVERTISER, SITUATIO = timekesper or weighman.o or any place er trust, good references.Address, \u201cE 1 420,\" BTARO oS + WV J'ANTED-SITT ITUATION BY AN ARMY PENsioner as watchman, night or day, ER or any Place of trust, first class references from Old Co Count ry.20 years a Good Templar.W.J.119 Naz.WwW ANTED\u2014_EMPLOY SENT BY A RESPECT AE EW COTTAGE, 1 à.SUTTER STHELET, hot Sito nace; tinted 1% suit st ALL AG THE WEST END, tatuing nine large roams, bath, w.¢ and all rhoderu conveniences, rent moderate, rossension\u2019 about 20th dept furniture, inclining stoves, carpets x tans, ete, complete, can be purchased if de th d hy tne Sing tenant pply at TAR | price, Sul Toit \u2014UPFER T On immediaie po ssion, re i, hall and vas Stoves can be purenased by foraine terant.Appiy t evens, > St.Catherine st.101 3 WL THE PART OF BHERBROUKE atreot, nose Bleury, one emall lower tenement, also afew large Upper ones, with all modern convents » very low.Apply.Thomas Culling, 81 4 street 191 3 OFS T LUKE NT LOWER TE per month and taxes.Appl i Cathedral at THOT RE, STONE FRONT, 11 ROOME, ted by hot water, large cellar, \u2018rood healthy tou ans Mackay st.Address, \u201cC 1: 36.STAR office.Somers Wanted.rent 512 Collins, RR, Se ALAN Am A FU RNISHED HOUSE, WEST END, 15th Sep tembenno fainily and best of care Address, Box 141d 12 4 for taken.AAA NENT OR TRAN.Sherhrooko st.188 3 JROARD.v AC CANCIER, \u201c8, PERMA sient boarders wanted at 5° ANTED SET Took 5, RVENINGS.W NED SRT] k TO FOST TES Warner Wanted, mal mas Aa en AN TED-PARTNER To INVEST 1000 0 85000, with services, as sataènel: ind Whole: sale business, in Montreal.Areas, ** TO,\" STAR ivz 3 Pilonen to > oan.NEY ADVANOED\u2014 M Ingurance, Bank, Railway clorka will have he preference in any loan to thelr want.Dubinout as usual, st vie otly confidential ids BOX 305, P.À, me \u2014 = ma ANA a T-AUVGU 3th, FORTY DOLL ARS, FIND- 03 ree ous STa aon retarning it to 76 nes street, \u2018points She FES L.10 tor toric + oo (VETTE MARKED Nor x Ti iy YX mm ol: Metcalfe atres any after Finder wil be\u2019 rewarded for al oo ; \\ GARD ACANCIES FOR A FEW BOARDERS, &43 per week, also table board, 2.50 per week.Bish Lagauchetiere streus 1888 OARD_1 OR Be 'ARDERS WILL FIND A VERY arke room un St.Hubert street.Table boarders taken t 188 3 T CAND VAC ANT IES FOR Ÿ GENTLEMEN o doudle room, ca ptoftabie pere odoin © eddy R36 per.month.\u201cx 1148,\" \"fice.OARD-DQUBLE AND SINGLE RATE Fi Tr board, Apply at 449 nt.Urbain, Just above Sherbrooke st, 1816 VALD-FOR | LADIES hg ATTENDANCE , WITH during confinement, at 358 81, Antoine atreot, Rivet ©.101 5 ARD \u2014 PRIVATE \u201chears st, bave Ontario.fionedors receive QARD \u2014 Qu FH Cathuart BOARDING HOUSE.243% \u2018feble aud transl ong nt HORDE WANTED AT 5 192 3 goad Wanted.Se TR ME 1 TELY.BOARD FO Dye MID) ATELY ® Address, atin tors ih à tu cul A By 8 Beaver Hal n Tull parti cular oi Gas Basin ' Fishing di Baautiful fone Fununer Resorts, ABENAKIS HOUSE! ABENAKES SPRINGS a7, FRANCOIS DU LAC.QUE: a for the reception of guests JUNE 1, sc ] Mineral W at ior bathe soul, Le ter eee pe upon Ki Le oa de Denti, ta count Bt Sater Bas Tr Fi T re = Rivers.\" cols laver a er, came: + Montreal on Jucsdass and Fri days, at I plo.Betum tickets, $1.50, à Saturday, pour Monday followlug.1 Bel 9 on Saturday, good wl Tuemiay \u201cbedi every day, Kova uni eve Frid \u201cia 113s KIMPTON & LEITH.THE GROVE, .BEACONSFIELD, THE PRETTIEST POINT ON LAKE ST.LOUIS.Full Bummer Service by G.T.B.and Q.I.K, Busses 10 avery trein.Beard tor Gentlemen from 1 Dollar per day.Photos can be seen and terms obtained at the TEMPERANCE DINING HALL, 263 8T JAMES ST., or sddresa as above.1383 SEA BATHING INCH ARRAN HOUSE! Dalhousle, Baie des Chaleurs, N.B.ive! rate PLACE IN CANADA.summer resart, on the line of tha fr va is pow o; for guests.Beau.in Cned good ba fai ang tovoiber ah à good ble and tho other io ot a city hote \u2018The sanitary ts are perfect, pure water, thorough drainage.ih ull Toodern convenichcos Bath rooms sup) pila with bot and cold au d sait water Vouumuzication with all points utereat nv oxy by rail or ateamer, For further information address c \u20ac.\u2018LAPHAM, Man 102s xo D CALEDONIA SPRINGS, ONT.Season from June A tor TT class of accommodation in the gover oderate charges, Thorough aanita Sufferers from Rheumatism.roller i Nervous or Skin Disvasea de for ef on e Gas, White sulphur and Sa PE § Nit E resident Pad or ide ving .re « full formation address, THE GRAND HOTEL CO.edonia Springs, or tama, NA 124 GASPE SEA BATHING.is unsurpassed for its Sea Bathing, Tourists can have t-clags secomniodatio: ARENS HOT.Er The Hotel has been en plerged \u201cahd re-fitted.For and all information, apply to 189 21 JOHN BAKER, Froprietor.LOTBINIERE HOUSE, VAUDREUII- The above Hotel, having heen Pat under new management, ill be ottoman! open until the end of the on.The very best attention will be given the comtort où the patrons and guests uf the Honey ANSION HOUSE, CACOUNA, NowOrFs Usprn Ne New MANAGER.The Hotel bas been thoroughly renovated; the table will be first-c 160 36 Mes, P, GALLAHER, giramebipe Ti ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, Specific Articles, EN NEN BUECKH'S STANDARD BRUSHES.For aqupire i pr cm sax « ALL FITS STOPPED FREE BY DR LIS: | Kline's Great Nerve Loatorer.No we use.Marvellouscures resting and = trial bo © free to LS .+ Send to Dr.Klin, 1 Arch treet, Philadel For sale by va A.HARTE, si 1780 Notre Dane St, Montreal, WHAPLING, HANGERS, AND PULLEYS SECOND MILLER Bios.& MITCHELL, - 125 Montreal.O% STOVES, ALL SIZES, VERY CHEAP, ALSO Wright's Gas Stoves, à great saving, L.J.A.SURVEYEIOS, (2) & 2aw 1588 Notre Dame.ECOND HAND HYDRAULIC PASSENGER ELE vator, complete, with cylinders, ropes and © with fre ight co rtment underneath, for sale very cheap for me, ate delivery, MILLER BROS.MITCHELL, 12% King at.Montreal, 178 12 Educational ASS SN NN NAN LACHINE.St.Ann's Convent, Lachine.under the direction of the Sisters of St.3 80 well EPO te the tune publie that we constdar it actes A add an: real praise it has already merited.However, we deem, it nec Bisters bave had considerable 1 lin during the past year.WEF comfo {ouvenionces can procure has beon attended to: piv ny the convent a Sholcs D place among thy first educa.ven establishments in the country.The recreation hall: study balls, class rooms and dortuit- ries have been eniarged and every care has been taken to make ventilation perfect.In a short time the new aqueduet will épis, tn the Conveat with tho pure limpid waters of th Fa to ay that the provements made @ re.) uing of the classes will take place on the vd SEPTE 187 {MBER Next NISS BARNJOW'S CLASSES Physical Education.Miss BARNITM will resume her classes for Young Ladies ad Children on Triday, October ih, at the Gymnasium, 19 University stree umber.of married ladies and By request of a nu Toto Todos ont in soclety Miss Barajum is about form a Special Class to held two mornings in ie \u2018Barnjum will be at the Gymnasium every day on und after September Oth, from Ham.tol pau, to sen those deairing to obtain further particalara, OARD OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF MONTREAL.The re-opening of the classes of the PLATEAU COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, And of all the other schools under the control of the Boani, will take place 0 MONDAY, September Znd.The EVENING CLASS af ms Plateau Commercial Academy will open on TUESDAY, Oct 1st.For particulars argus to the Principal, or the Director of each ve 192 18 THE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES \u2014CONDUÉTED BY\u2014 MISS SYMMERS and MISS SMITH, Will Re-open on THURSDAY, the 12TH SEPTEMBER.Special Instruction is provided for prpils who desire to prepare for the MeGill University examinations for Matriculation or for the Certificate in Arbor iate of Arty, Atter Wednesday, the 4th September, Miss S mers and Miss smith will be at home daily from ten till 31x to receive visitors ou school business.rhroeke Street.19136 & JOHN 1 ANUELIST'& DOL, MONT- WY real, will reopen on Wednvs radar, September 11 258 i.The pupilsare thoroughly prepared for ali rance exauminations or for Lusinoss 25 boarders and 50 day scholars are received : commodious build- ve b ar at a cost of all modern haprovements.per- For prospectus and ali information app ly to Rev.ARTHUR FRENCH, B.A., Oxford, 187 lmo 1773 Ontario street, West.HE GRAMMAR SOHOOL.er, en haut, P.Re-opens Bop.7th, Preparation for Combmedal 157s or tho Unive sities, Conversationai Fre t hand, SN i Gym yi nastice.Un 3 return from England, Se 8 tus and fu information obtainable Pom Pree co.HANSON, 102 24 rthier, an haut, P.Q PHATE ATE TUITION.S, LI.B., of London University.| England wap vars lessons in Classics, Mathematics and Terms moderate.10° yt RORS AT Konds with Students tor Art an nd Law Degrees, sy __ Stoves, © Gir.Wanted.\u201c \u201cANTED.A STABLE ESITUATEDN.NEAR BLEURY notabove Ontario et, ca able of containing 6 to 8 horses.Apply to Box 21 d+.193 2 5 ~~ W ANTED TO ORROW 8150, AYABLE monthly tstalments with interest Hel > ARO Morses « and Carriages.Sm DANONE SULA NA ALAA x SALE_A PONY, WEIGHS ABOUT ROO LBS, mi and cale.for either riding or dri , also a Te cart, by vicre, În good order, bot be sold Shaan.Appin to Davis TE rence Oo, Lim corner Chatham and St.Antoine ata.180 3 JUR RALE\u2014HANDSUME PATCHEN BRED MARE sixteen hands, Rix years old, sound apd kind, a fine aulinal for family use strong todraw or rockaway with ease and har trotting gait to go on the road in about threo minutes to the mile in Sent vehicle, also chestnut horse that can draw a road Bugsy in batter than 2 2.50; height 15:3 weixht over 1000 \\warranted so and Kind 0 showy cob saddle arse, about Lo weight 1050 ood Jnuper, warranted sound.Pajace stables 710 Do ester st, T.D.Buzzell & C ul 3 Fo SALE-$75, SOUD PONY, VERY FAST, HAR: ness and village éart, almost new, price of cart Address, D.ar unter, 619 St.Lawrence street.9 \\ ANTES BUGGY HORSE ALSO GLADSTONE bugwy and harness.Ad res, \u201cB 1330,\" STAR oflice.10d er\u201d Wiscellancous, AAT NOL, LTR UA ALAA W.& F.P, Corres \u2014IMPORTERS OP Drain Pipes, Portland Cement, Chimney Tops, Water Lime, only.VAN Vent Linings, Whiting, Flue Covers, Plaster of Paris, Fire Bricks, Borax, Fire Clay, China Clay, Canada Cement, Roman Cement.Manufacturers ot Bessemer Steel .BOFA, CHAIR AND BED SPRINGS.mw TORAGE! Cas advanced for duties and fre hu on consign.mente end sto storagu for Fura, Dry Gooda, Gén- ernl Mere.uachold Effécta bingo.eto.* OuUstoras entries nd general brokerage business ceive careful attention.ww ATSON, Financial Agent .4 Craig stroet, Montreal, R.FULTON, 2444 ST.CATHERINE STREET, near Windsor Hotel, 'oures Files.Pimple sero: ula, Eczema, Salt Rheum, m, Tum ot, without operations or Hours, afternoons and evenings, A RARE MEDICAL WORK ARE Asp go | 1525 ous asus al D Dei à 4 he Reais nora 3% \u20acenkness of 8 X LE trs a ou ie ime rn ox Und; igveloped Gres other À ça ur i Hi 5 book.Hae BE Sod ERIN MEDICAL 0.BUFFALA Sa * en drugs.TE JE.Ç fe _ Élats to Let.ERR SES TNT SAAN AS To; LET SMALL FLAT, STEAM POWER HEAT- 1889\u2014SUMMER SERVICE\u20141 889.joe A 1 lent, rent low, Reinhard: Mise st 90 Liverpool, Lomdonderry, Quebec und Meu po LEFT ST POWER.IRD FLAT, 25XH0, real Service, ki = cts nod Donan EF diats p 191 4 From | From |g From From nquire Z otre Dame s STRAMBHIPS A WO LET-A \u20ac es Se SIZE 12 pau Liverpool; Derry.Muntze'l Queben wo flats, outle Sean o rbain.p- ow py to d.B.Richer, 57% Lagatchatiere.1927 | 3 dane.21 June > daly _ = 4 July ous 2\" \u201cStores, Hotels, XC.to Jet is - 1 - al 4 Aug.pur AL SA AAA rane 56 0 106 = Dos O LET- SHOP, 1951 ST.CATHERINE STREET: 14ug = Aug =.first-class \u2018locality: near St.Urbain stree 5 APPLY on premtses 1002 eat on\" Weds aeapatohied | from gat À x ur OLET\u2014AT LACHINE PHOTOGRAPHIGETUDIO on Htee Pass rs desi] ey saber at Rand EAS Awelling, rent low.Apply 8.C - Mason, 1] read an do so so without extra charge) after à o'ulock the Preceding eve.\u2014\u2014 \u2014The carte nian being engaged !n cade LS iil not have accommodation for au Class o ut Passengers on voyaites from ation fon anÿ Quebec to Liverpool Glasgow, Quebec and Montreal Service, Fro ool : mn RANE, Tea as- Glasgow.sr Hira BO on ar about 24 June.|Sarmatian.11 Jud 8 Corean.43 = July.{Norwegian => RE ° rian.29 ?* Pomeranian.5 Aug.¢ These steamers do not carry Pasnengers on voyags o Europe.London, Quebce and Montreal Service.From BrRaMsEzes | to London on London.orabout \u201c27 Jupe.[Canadien 18 July.a July.[@recian.a} Au 3; = Aug.Canadian.2 Thesu Stearzers d0 not carry dl\u2019asaongers on voyage to kttrupe, For freight, passage, or further information, apply to G.W.ROBINSON, 136% ST.JANLS ST., opposite St, Lawrence Hall or, W.D.OIBREENS 143 St Jameaatraai A.B.CHAFFEE, Jr 266%.Jimea stra © De BALL SBY, 17454 Jamessicetn & - Or, I.& A.ALLAN, 25 Common street, = .Moatreah - 80 Nato mtrects .Boston.87 A Railroads.SNS ENS NN NL I NTERCOLONIAL RALVAY SUMMER ARRANGEMENT CONMENCING 10th JUNK 1S89.: Through express Passenger trains run dell (san- aay excepted) as tollows ;\u2014 Leave Montreas by urand Trunk a way, rou Bh naventure a Depot Leave Lon ALL rr Arrive Riviere.du Lou up.= Bt John.\"Hallas.The buffet Sleeping « cars and all other cars of the fast expres: leaving Montreul at 3 o'ciook ans Shai Theil, run throug.wi fax withont cha ange! Es wen tine hours and a fifty vel nutes, vhn shot destination on fuadava Ton ' rough to \u2019 aina oi the oniai R way \u201cberwes Muntreal an satin Tid go heated bre ateam fro the oo EX s icity wad ° ut sioering ca ars ten a ae an.of the paving bo al at £4 By A y (Sun- hu a run eh 1h ¥ pue x may ue \u2018obtained vis Fatwa steamers to a points ob the Lower Mt.Lawrence ang or Sokets and all CSS mation à a or tickets and a ntortoation in regard to Seager parer ratea of treirht, train atrangemen ra es - w.ROBINSON, < * Raatorn Frolyiit an nd Passençei « Juimes stre Obbosito St.EEE 136: Lief Superintendent, DRASS SAS ie ie arm arr roc era a ete en à TO DENA RE pese reas freq) Re Ee rowan, Moodus, Cons CHOOL OF LANGUAGES, 215 BLEURYZ French Qouversational Ulaasea for ladies and Kentiemen Private and class tuition.Class terms: #2 a month, 1823 YHOMPSON'S COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND SCHOOL CF PENMANSHIP, 2531 ST.JAMES STREET.Next Schoal Year opens September 2nd.192 12 ACTS UPON \u2014TRE\u2014 Ÿ4 Cardinal Pains OF HEALTH.The Stomach, the Liver, the Bowels and tho Blood Regulating their fonctions to nr healthy action by opening all the natural channels for the outlet of toul accumulations and bad humors, which pelson the blood and create disense.BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS Never woaken bat strengthen and build up the debilitated System, while performing their work of purification.188 Sood CIOTTINCS FROM QUEBEC.\u2014 Gathering of Politiclana\u2014Dinner Parties\u2014 The Jesuit Estates\u2014The First Money Paid.© Sy [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) QUEBEC, August 18.There wos à large gathering of politicians at the private residence of Promier Mercier yesterday.The local Ministers were pro resent and quite a number obmembers of both Houses, twas given out that the object of the meeting was the re-organization of the Board of Arts.Lieut.-Governor Angers gave a dinner party at Spencer Wood on W ednesduy night, the Governor-General and a large arty of ladies and gentlemen being present, o-night Lord Staniey gives a dinner party on the citadel in hunor of the admiral of the French fleet, who is now here with hig wife and daughter.The Montagnais Indians, now encamped on their reservation at Roberval, are preparing to leave for their hunting ground for whe winter at James Bay, River Peribonca and Lake Mistassini, Tha Rav.Father Turgeon, Superior of the Jesuit Order, is in town, and has received a treasury cheque for some thirteen thousand dollars Interest on the sum recently voted to the order.The report that the local Government was about sending a surve ne part r ibnell 18 Lake Mistassini, under denied.Several ships are delayed in this port for want of ship laborers.A great number of these are absent from the country, seeking a more remunerative employment In the United States, and as nou-union men are not permitted to work on board of ships the delay in the shipment may extend indefinitely.12 Electewr, while commenting on the French fleet, which waa coming up to this city and was ordered back for reasons unknown, says: \u201cAre our relations with France misunderstood?ar are we believed to dream of closer intimacy with that country than already exists?In that case little is still known about us.We are French, and French we will remain, but we are also loyal subjects, of Britain, to whom we are indebted for the pr eclous political constitue \"tion that we now enjo y.\" Perslan Conceanions to Enginnt.| LoNDoN, August 16.-~The visit of the Shah to thiscountry and his kind Focaption bysall classes have not been withon non | to \u201cBritish interests in the far east is reported that important one ons were coneluded with the foreign British offi them one allowing the passage of | Bhs troops through Persian orritor T THE SHOOTING OVER.THREE DAYS WORK AT COTE ST.LUC Hrought to a Close Yesterday Evening\u2014 Montreal Meo Show up Well in the Contests\u2014A Successful Meeting.P.Q R.A.meeting was brought toa ole yesterday, after three days most successful shooting.The Montreal iments have shown up well Lyi the way through, both in the team and individual matches.city Nine firsts were captured showmen, the Vies making the bast.Corporal Binmore of that Battalion, a rising youn rifleman, won the Frontier Nursery; Pte.Pope, the Merchants and the Aggrerate, second series; and Staff-Sergt.McAdam, the prize of the day, the Governor- General's sliver medal, and the Active Militia.The Royal Scots got the Frontier and the Lieut.-Governor's medal, Pte.Mec- Martin winning both.Pioneer Brighton of the Fusiliers, got the Nurser, and Bergt.Dowker the M.G.A., the Optional.In the team compeiitions, the Vies won the Aggregate, second series, and the Fusiliers, the third series.The latter also came in second in the Volley Firing and third in the Active Militia, The Royal Scots got second in the Skirmishing and the Active Militia and third in the Volley Firing, and also carried off the City of Montreal Jubilee Challenge Trophy, shot for Montreal regimen The shooting for the Governor-General's medals excited great interest.Three men tied at 77 points \u2014Stafi-Sergt.McAdam, Private Pope and Private J.Waters.The tie was decided by three shots at 600 yards.Pope retired after the second round and McAdam came out ahead with 13 points to Waters\u2019 8.The valueof the prizes given at the meeting was over $1800, in addition to numerous cups, medals, ete.There was no publie distribution of prizes, the men receiving them from the officials after the shooting was over.The following are the results of yesterday alternoon's matches: MARTINI-HENRY MATCH.Open to all members of the P.Q.R.A., whether by direct contribution or through aflilinted associations.Rifle, Martini-Henry, Government tern; range, 600 yards; number of sho! Major C.B.Jamieson, 80th Batt Btalf-Sergt.T.Mitchell, 10th R.G.Corp, KE.Pratt, 6th Fusilters.- Corp.Bywd, 5 Bau.Pte.J.D, Taylor, 43rd Batt Seret.Hall, tr.capt, Me Arthur, 8th Cavalry Pre, D, smith, 5th Royal Scots.\u2018A R.A Major JL W ght, 43 Srd Batt.Pte, Morrison, G.G.F.Pre.J.Ward, 6th Fusitler USE i Bis, 43rd ed .Staft-se Capt, Nationa.3 To BY .Pioneer T.Pratt, at buses Stafl-Sergt, McAdam, Vics.Mr.H.A Johnson, H.A Corp.Brown, G.G.F.Lieut.Nargetts, Toth k Batt.Coll Miller, 8th Royal Rifles OPTIONAL MATCH.Open toall members of the P.whether by direct contribution or t Ra aflilinted associations.Range, 500 yards.N snbor of shots, 7.Rifle, Snider or Mar- n Ho do i bs fo ho te 0 she ile i Tr U1 TH Lt Pts, Prize Sergt.Dowker, M.G.A.34 g30 Sergt, Sutherland, 45ih Batt 34 235 Capt, Ww, Mobonalt, 10th R.G.38 20 Staff-se Jarbia, 63rd Bat 33 15 Pte, w lito.iat Battalion.83 10 Stafl-Sergl.Wyane, ith Royal Scots.33 4 Stalr-sergt.J.B.Mitchell, 45th Batt.32 & Major Thomas, S4th Batt.31 5 Sergt.It.Johnson, som \u2018Batt a1 5 Stalf-sergt.ope.1 .B.A.31 5 Pte.Burns, Vics.31 B Sergt.A.D 31 ñ Etalf-sorgt, ing tn Bat \u2018 30 & Sergt, 30 5 SLATS: Novittios fry RG 30 4 Pte, T.Pratt, 6th Fusiliers.30 4 Major Wright, 43rd Fieri 306 4 CS, Scott, 43rd Batt.80 + LE T.Neha, 1th RB.@ 30 4 Nergt, Horsey, 45ih pat = 29 4 Sergt.Roun y, 47th 20 + sergt.J.Clarke, 5th R.8 29 « Pre, Moodie, 43rd Batt.20 4 i 20 4 nn 4 sergt.GQ 20 4 a, -Sergt.\u2018Goudie, Sth R.Rifles.2R 4 Pro.Douchars, 5th Royal Scots.28 4 Pte.McCrae, Vics.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2 4 Lieut.Kincaid, 6th Cavalry 2 4 Pte, Armstrong.5th Royal Sco 27 4 Pte.MeMa.tin, th Roy 2 Scots.27 4 Major Jamieson, GOth Batt.27 4 Lieut.McDiarmid, 6th ¢ avalry.sv.36 4 Twelve 26's counted out, ° EXTRA SERIES MATCH, Open to members of the P.R.A.whether by direet contribution or through & late associations.Rifles\u2014at 500 yards, nider; at 600 yards, Snider or Martini, both Government pattern.Ranges 500 and 600 yards; number of shots, 5.Five Hundred Yards.Hall, To Batt.san, H.R.A Pte, W.R, Pringie.Vig.Rities.! Staft-Sergt, McAdam, Vic.ides Sergt.Lavers, &th Fast siliers Mr Fairbairn, M.R.A.ol.-Sergt.Goudie, si Royal Ri seri.Johnson, 85th B Twelve 22's counted out.six Hundrea Faras.Polnta.Pte.c.8.Scott 43rd Bart.- \u2026 25 Mr.Fairdairn, M.R.23 Lieut.Spearing, sara 24 Capt.W.Mac: onald, vou.Royal Grenadiers 22 SLaiF- Bergt.Corbin, Batt 29 BUy-Sergt.Major With.M, op Pte, D.Currie, 5th Roya 2 Mr.R.Miller, M.R.A.corp p.MeNaughton, : 4 Roy Sta iSergt.A.Pluk, 43rd Bate Gunner 7.Pugh.B Battery.Stafl-Sergt.Klug, 45th Batt.Lieut.Kincaid.Sergt.Johnson, 85th Batt.Corp.B.Pratt, Goh Fusiliers.Pre, J.Waters, &th Fusillers.Pre.W.Langstrotl, 63rd Batt PES AGGREGATE MATCH, Open ta all members, exéept that the National and D.\u20ac RA A, the Govergiot pégnerat and Lt.-Governor\u2019s Medals and Chatapi Badge are restriéted to active Aie ot Province of Quebec.First sertes\u2014Nilitta.a For the aggregate scores In matches 2, 4, § and Pis Prizes Stafl-Sergt, Plank, 43rd Batt.\u2026.\u2026.10 (N.R.A.Medical and P.Q, R.A.Cham, plonship Pst.MeMattin, &th Royal Scots.105 10 Btaff-Serpt.MéAdam, Vic.Rifle es, 192 : 10 Staff-Serpt.Ogg, 1st.F.B.A.10) è sergt.J.Ball, M.G 180 8 Pvt J.ators.6th Fusilli 3 ÿ 3 Sergt.A.3 OR 18 ui Bergt.Horsey, Tht RD B Staîf-Séret, Klng, 45th Sant 18% 5 pvt, Pope, Victoria Rines.180 a Sergt.J.Riadie, 6th Fusilier 184 $ Capt.W.Macgonald, 10th R .181 4 Sergi.H, Johggon, 85th Batt.181 4 Stair-Sergt, The 5Gth Batt.! 181 4 Stair-Sergt, T 10th R.G.1Ry 4 Capt.Gray, G.G \u2026 170 0 Stafr-Sergt.Grain asrà Batt 170 0 Corpl.McNaughton, 51st Baty, 170 0 Sergt, Lavers, 6th Fusilj 179 0 Sergt.Goudie, 8th RR.178 0 ; Theo five last named do not take money prizes.but are entitled to tickets to Ottawa attend the D, C.A.matches, and they are also ontitied to shoot for the Provincial up.Second Ser fpa\u2014Nursery, A=\u2014 Fraiviawez For the aggPegate scores tn matches 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6.Competitors will be held responsiois for corregtuess of thelr Yuatifications to ente pms.Prize, 8 Pte.Popa, Nes ies Welreannianas Corp.Binniôre, VIcs., .Qe Gunner T.Pgh.iB Battery 5 Pre, M.Harvey, 54th 4 Tœunner Tingman, B 4 as the aggregate scores In matches 1, * 1, 4,6 6, of five pre ously named nem.of any nimiinien association.Vigtorta RI Rites 870 815 .and Martin nursery cliailenge shield.B Battery.rrasseeslst senc 0 BSD 10 © fs | buyers were shy \u2018The totals In the individual scores test were: Victoria Rinea Major Starke Leur Carter Po] Sergt.W.Provost Bomb, Clewents.Gunner T, Pu Gunuer W.Pugh; Gunner Tingman.\u201c Thir@ Series\u2014 Teams.For the aggregate scores lu matches 2, 4, 5 and a, or five previously named members of any affilt- ated association.êtk Fusiliers, Montreal.Toronto Rife Club Sth Royal soots The totals of the individual & scores in this competition are : Sixth FPusuiers.Bergt.Marks Seryt.Riddle.Sergt.Lavers.Prte.utes Pvte, Scott .Capt.Ibbotson.Fourth Series\u2014 The Governor-General's Medals, For the best aggregate In matches 4, 5 and 6, at G00 yards: Points.Staff-Sergt.McAdam, Vies.77 Fle Waters, 6th Fusiliers.77 Firth For the best aggregate KN matches 2, ards: at 500 y Pte, McMartin, 5th Royal Scots.LIVERPOOL WHEAT LO The cables this morning are not quite so Steady, gHsh and.American flour are firm.but Er Winter wheat and No.Cal.are Itgd stronger.off and cheese Is quoted at 44s.Inthe local markets, À Strong bakers is from weeks will see all the hops in; some now on the market being about tour aays earlier olders asks 30 cents.some movement in cod and salmon; butter and Butter dealers here clatm country Juices must come down and are waiting than usual.The h cheese remain quiet, for the decline, Wholerale Produco BEANS\u2014f1 90 to 2 00 per db Burrsr\u2014T'ownships, 16 to une \\vestern.14 to 150; creamery, 20c.CHRESE\u2014SS4 to 83e per Id.; colored 9 CANNED MEATS\u2014Armours corned beer, cans, $18 VO per dozen; 2 ib.cans, ç$3 de per dozen; doen dozen: 1 1b.cans, $1 .cans, 85 50 lb.cans, 37 ; Ca L Ib.cans, #1 Uo DRIED APs.reg aporated, 7 to dried, 41 to 3c.FIsH.\u2014Dry cod, $4 50 to 475 mon, $1 5 23 10 13 50 per brs halt barrel; Labrador do, $14 aas\u20141 33g FRESH FRUITS.barrel; SS ia $t 0 5 ora Hloeperies, $1 A) per box: loe California £4 barrel; N.Y.Canadian peaches, 3 tole onions, §4 2 case; opin, 2 barrel; watermelons, 20¢ to $5 plums, $1 00 to 150 T artlets, kegs $2 50 to $3 7 Claps favo to lic, candle box: L city strong bakers\u2019, bakers\u2019, £3 20 to $5 La aot to & 85: superfine, bags, $2 bags, #, 15 34 20 bri.; roiled oats.§4 40 t 084 GRAIN\u2014Wheat No.I hard Manitoba, $1 02 to £1 U4; No.2 hard, 8c to §1; corn, In bond 511gct0 52 auty patd: osts, 32C No, 2, 0 guna per 66 lbs.Hors\u2014New, 20 Lo 30c; do, old, 5 to Ge, HoNBY.\u2014St rained, new clover, 11c¢ per lb.nt ARD- \u2014Western (Armours and 821g per pal.Cases (Armours and Fairbanks), ta to fic per Pork,\u2014 Western (s c), clear, &13 mess.new, $13 50; C anada 2 oh $16 50; bacon, 10g to llc; hams, 1 lgto1l CANNED GOODS,\u2014T' ontatoes, | §1 10: corn.81 03 tog 30 0; do £1 85; peas (2 1b), 81 lo to $1 30; preaches Ib, victim for work, Business, or the Soclal R Relation.#2 25 t0O$2 or pears, $1 00 to §3; do, 3 1b, tins, Avow: unakiiful pretenders.Possess thm £3 20 to 83 do; pineapples, $2 40 to $?50; work.It contains a, royalävo, Beau! plums, § $1 20\u20ac 6 $1 DO; Salmon, £1 Bo: lobsters, binding, embossed, fu ca, only $1.00 by per case, se 43 to $8 75; sardines, js.$x te mail, post-paid, vc Soucented in plain wrapper.Illns.10e; À an 10 to 120; new strawberries, 82 to trativo Prospectus Freo, if you apply now.The ve iia PSE ENS ver EEE American and Foreign, from the Nationa: M Medical Association es dues aire SSR SE CRAY Fe NERVOUS od ment, wheat hog corn, quiet but enr à fver- of Ase foal DE clans bo Faserondecs wheat, Spot, slow; corn, 8 wurn dearer.{Feather in Eogleh, fine.Po HE Bs, Son ct ex 5 Californta wheat, off coast, 36s ga: do.prompt- Ta bn y Jobe shipped and nearly due, 3 I standard California Wheat meluding cu white, 6s 103g to ?s 1 maize, £8 isa.Minnesota first bakers® maize, ex-ship, 218; prompt, 208 American n Jour, firm.Livraroo.Later PRICESCURRENT.A Auguat 16.1889, al SRE Tove 7 Lea ; Be.x ! 9 OTR.Peas Jw tod WE 7 escort \u2018L ! mille cable): , \u201choiders offer moderately Corn quiet but feeder, demand poor.1 Receipts, wheat, same time, Weather ne.41,800 centals, The Viger Market.There were 86 cows, and 48 calves at the V ger market to-day.The cows sold at $20 @ calves at 82 to $5.The market Liquor Case 1 piraisses, The police of No.2 station Baloon-keeper near Papineau square for having soid liquor on Sunday.sary papers were made oul and the case came up before the Recorder's Court.The officers who made the caso were to awear that what they saw sold was an intoxicating drink, As they did not taste it, they much under oath, but said that Be stuff looked like beer.refused to state as the other hand, two witnesses fendant positively stated that older and cided that could not be there was evidence to show was not intoxicating.The caso fore dismissed._.A Foggy weather and Baguenay tine to run out of her terday morning.on her way to Montreal, and strike a sandbank in such a violent manner that the passengers thought thelr last hour had come, a sceno of fusion ensuing.Women trembled hnd cried ; boats were lowered.The excitement, however, soon abated when it was found that thers wag no real danger, and after some hours of hard work the hoat was worked off, Lo the relief of most of those on board, and reachèa the men growled and swore, and eity without further accident.During Wednesday's storm Charles An- areas and Michael McDonnell, of New, York City, both married, were drowned at Wi alms Port, were employed on tha rail- a.They Rover bridge belng erected across Prize.Stiver medal.Bronze medal, sSeries\u2014The Lipiuenant-Gorernor\u201d s Silver WER.Local Flour Market Quiet and Weaker.Pork A 1% 6d Off.Land # ' is sul qutet.15 cents cheaper and strony bikers 10 ents.Cheaper.The next three Srovistons.Ib.cans.a 15 ber dozen; roast per qm B.C.ff to 25 per to 14 50 per brig Herces, #30 10 91; Labrador trout, $10 per bel, \u2014Apples, new, 2 5°00 230 per ana, nas Sai uenay pears, $4 to 450 per vox; Boil I peas, aches, carriers, 23 to 25 per basket; Spanish os 0: barrels, 83 to&6 50; les 82 50 per keg; barrels §4 50.A \u2014Patent winter, &5 30 to $5 00s patent spring, $5 85 10 $6; stralght rolier, $1 R extra, $4 435 tog4 50; supertine, § 75 45 35 Ww ÿ ! 40; rol eo bak Rers 0 §2 20; oatmedl granulated, to sa 30; standard ae.#3 80 to 31 per r dozen, CArmOGth (2 tb), \u2018abadlan peas, ës 3do pd, ark Lone\u2014Englist' and forelgn wheat, firm.American and Danubian maize, steady.English Wheat dull, demand past three days, 312 2,000 quarters, of which 6,000 are American.Corn and held off considerably.finger beer.The Recorder de- rom the color alone a conviction obtained, especially where that the liquor \u2014 Scare op a Saguenay Boa turbulent caused the steamer * St.Lawrence.\u201d In this con- Baking Powder.Pts, Pze.899 $20 & silver cup.874 15 830 10 Abectriaty Pura, a.wder nover varies.A marvel yadty 154 8tre renin whotesomeness.More economics than = the ardinary kinda, and cannot be sold in competition 179 with the multitude of low te ats, hort wei slug 01] SRSA BAR Re ERLE DER © 6 : 15 U6 WALL STREET.T.890 nts.à Por Wledical 8 = 3 174 * LC bod pd ob po @ 00-143 WDD 830 SICK _ Headache, CARTER'S Lrireus Livun aro quais v valuable in Consti off, Teas are sd city Even if they ouly cured new hops are fcho the, they would be almost priceless wl but fortunately th here, those who these little pills valuable in so m: Bo hl Bet EE TRE to do wi There ts eir goodpess à 14 1b.65 Paisote others anor.not, CURE eadache and reliave au the he troubles fact.4 and, So Hea a bitious Sate of | of t Points.gating Pain in the Side, Be \u201cWide lo their out auce and preventing this annoying Thain lalat.while atimulate the liver and regulate the bowels, HEAD or rem this distressin a complete: once them will ind = ways that cut these.\u201cACHE fa the banc.of 80 many lives that} here nes ozen; 8 LITTLE LIVER Pius all dozen; asd verve 57 Lo take.One or two pills make a à oy are strictly le and do mor rie or purge, but by their tle action ho use them.In at 25 cents 7Xgc jobbing: Sold overywhere, or sent by DA2TRE MEDICINE G0, How Yor, Be Boal oe Bre 50¢ To 173; 5 00; 75 to #3 per California Audson River 0 10 85; to §4 20; 50 ; strong bags, to $2 10; extra brl., d 440; to 336; peas, Impurities of and Physical Debifity, = a Fairbanks), 73: Western 05 to or Overtaxation, verpeol mixe Danubian PN ACA 0) PE ct Ag \u201co ; Early Decay.ORO American, oe iy Sf Foe! ke be OIC.otwithatanding t 4.madies that medic lila & Mo ¥ PS f the ordin to $65, anu was fair, but ve se alth by lt orn riect health by Its une ¥ all EH reedics failed.; reported a Vio used tn he neces- ; nt WBA a, Le rachme / called upon ptand ovo pilin + Triga gata.m.of BN canes | sms ot be necessary for the patient at vedumes making the On & This for the de- A it was onty and vigor.tm ie rentre matontiy li receptor Tot i WOR was theres ; oe who would id prefer {0G NALS ite ¥ nh bill, Care compo At by return mail from ee pi or wor wil furnish 8 waves { cure Bt Cases, for #5 ot the course yes- 8 Convrisht.1885, by reat con- a WHE SOXENC EXE À Scientific and Standard Popular Medical Treatiseon tbe Erroraof Youth, Premature Decline, Nervous the Blood, Resulting \u201cfrom Folly, vi ico, Ignorance, Excesses Enervating and unftting the arn ae \u20ac mn eae Boi ak ol @ oF advice should Ezrors of of Youth.| Rufferers from Nervous Debility, ,Youthful Endiacretions, car 18 BE YOUR OWN PAYSI en ne notice Save os ty Drain \u20ac rr cam grain: iil a RT alcohol) à gt © sy numi : A pg medg i JE ee ohh f a Id sa aled_prek uh ded, rivate STON.° Wa ce.ED urs A000 SER WEAK Arce Fit | BO MER MADE ovat\u201d teas G cured méthane \u201cStomach Medicines.RON Treatise gant (y MARSTON OB 16 Fart\u2019 Brass: int Tort Junio lost vigo haal markanie\" manner or ator or a lee wi sud the m :e vs Add ro To ve t the Lohigh A SUFFERER tome.had fale Bet Ne « to all f Eng J 4 t { 4 i mem ETS 7 $ i + : \u20ac E Ë j { The Daily Star, GRAHAM & CO.Proprietors.163 and 1653 Ft.James Street, \u2014\u2014mr Tan Dany Kran I8 gent (0 any part of the United Blates or Catada, pustage tree, aL $3 a year, 61.60 for six months, ant Puce, for three mouths EF\" We believe tho circulation of THE STAR eX.oeads the combined tite uf ull the other Edglish Rewspapers put hed in the city 61 Montreal.Corresponteut Avent for French and-Belgian pavertising tn the x \u2014Mous À.Lorette, dl lus Cuumarun, luts, Franvo.rn - Te TEE CIRCULATION CF THE DAILY STAR For week ending August 3rd, 1830, Monday.\u2026esesseunccss 28,010 Tuesday.9,026 Wednesday 29,151 Thursday.2S,772 riday.2UOA7 Baturday «oie 30,903 Total.errr 175,509 Present Daily Average For the Week ending August 8rd, 1889, 29,302.FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1889.THE experiments being made with smoke- Jess gunpowder appear to be satisfactory.At the sham fight to which the Emperor of Austria was Invited by the Emperor of Germany, this kind of gunpowder was used, and the absence of smoke, as wall as the Jossening of the noise of the explosion, wore very noticeable.It will make a vast dit- ference when the smokeless gunpowder is generally adopwd.The smoke not only oonoeals the enemy from the viow of the soldlers who are firing, but shows the enemy precisely where the shots come from.In sharpshooting too it will make a difference.In the North-West campaign it was impos- bible at times for the volunteers to tell where & shot! como fiom until the smoke was seen curling up from the muzzle of the gun.There have been improvements in so many things appertaining to war tbat it is time that there wore improvements in the making of gunpowder, but it {8 not a comforting reflection that every improvement in martial matters means facilitating the means of destroying human life.A batile carried on without the noise which characterizes a conflict between \u2018modern armiès would be a more deadly affair, but it would lack the excitement which the booming of cannon and the rattle of musketry give to the onlookers.CALIFORNIA Judges seem to have an uncomfortable position.As in every case which comes before them one of the parties is doomed to disappointment, and as every now and then the disappointed party takes a shot at the presiding judge, the wonder is that there should Le such anxiety for the position.The killing of Judge Terry imme- ; diately after ho had slapped Judge Field in \u201c the face bas been followed by the ebooting of Juage Price, in the same State, by a suitor against whom the judge had given a decision This looks like a revival of the oki days, but whether it ie due to the corruption of the judges orthe system by which they are chosen is not easy to ray.In California the judiciary is elsctive and thus politics are imported into the contest.In the case of Judge Torry it is clear that he began the quarrel by slapping Judge Field's face.The reason he did tnis was because Judge Field had sentenced him to six months\u2019 imprisons ment and his wite to one month for contempt of court, ina case in which Judge Terry was at the time acting as counsel for the lady, whom he afterwards married.\u2026 The evidence would go to show that Mrs.Terry wag.as much to blame for tha shont- Jug as @nybody.Instead of seeking to piacaté Judge Terry sho seems to have urged him to begla the quarrel with Judge Field and went from the dining-room to the car to bring him his rovolver.But when she brought it her husband was dead.Ir the sentence of the court ia to be carried out In the Maybrick case the unfortunate woman haa only a few more days to live, Every possible effort le being made to save her from the scaffold.In England there is no court to which the case could be carried for review.The verdict of the jury and the sentence of the judge are final as far as the law is concerned.The only per- eon who has power to wave the hangman aside 18 the Home Secretary, and it is upon the Home Secretary that pressure is now being brought to bear.ln the last case in which Mr.Matthews was urged tocommute a sentence, on the ground that evidence was forthcoming to Jdisprove the condemned man's guilt, Mr.Matthews strenuously resisted, and that he was right wasestablished by the fact that the condemned man made à cunfession on the night before he was led to the scaffold.That Mrs.Maybrick Is gulity of polsoning her husband is pretty generally admitted, and that she bad been been unfaithful to him she herself admitted in court\u2014an admission that appears ta have done her more harm than good.The only point in her favor is that her husband had been known to take arsenic, and itis contended that there is just a glimmer of doubt as to whether his death was the result of the arsenic sclf-administered or arsenic administered by his wito.This doubt existing: 1t is contonded that Mrs, Maybrick is entitled, under tho law, to the benefit of it.The argument that it is a shamo to hang a women will have little force with the Home Boeoretary, if women are to be subject to the same law as men.There is à bare possibility that executive clemoncy may bo &- tonded to Mrs, Maybrick, but the indications seom to show that the chances are all the other way.PRESIDENT HARRISON sent a letter to tho Mayor of Dublin, who happens to be a Nationalist of tho most pronounced type.This letter was openod on the way.The Lord Mayor of Dublin assumes that it was opened by authority of the British Government, or some of its officials, and has made a complaint in parliament in regard to it, The anvelope undeniably shows signs of having been tampered with, nnd the British postal officials have offered to do all they can to discover by whom the lotter was opened, a somewhat difficult thing to do, we should think.Mrs.Maybrick's mother complains that letters addressed to her were also opened.There are occasions when the postal authorities are justified in opan- Ing letters, but it must be dono at the re quest.of the officers of the law, and only then when it is believed to be necessary in order to trace a crime or secure a clue to the perpetrator of some illegal act.The opening of letters by unauthorized persons 1s a serious offence and one for which tho postal authorities of every country have provided severe penalties.It is idle to suppuse that the British Government is inany way concerned in the opening of the letter sent by President Harrison to the Mayor of Dublin.It would not suspéot tho President of the United States of boing engaged in carrying on a conspirauy against Lhe peace of Ireland, whatever opinion any of ita members mint enteftain of Dublin's Lord Mayor.The sanctity of private correspondence sent through the mails is something that overy person will insist upon, 1¥ thore be any truth in the report that the French ambassador to England has been instructed to sound the British Govern- mont on the question of extraditing General Boulanger, Count Dillon and Henri Roche fort, on the ground that they are conspirators and traitors to the State, we may safely assume beforohand what the answer of the British Government will be, The offence of Which the High Court of the Senate, itself a political body, bas found the distinguished trio guilty is & political one, and political offenders are not included in the category of those who are handed over under the treaty potween Great Britain and France.\u2018lhe corruption of which Guneral Boulanger has been found guilty was practised white ho was Minister of War, and it would bo à nice question, how much of the responsibility of this the Government will have to shoulder when it appeals Lo the people.Thesat!isfactory feature of the trial by the High Court is that tho sentence of deportation will bave the ctfect of putting an end to the agitation whieh General Boulanger has been carrying on in France.It was dolng no good, and 1t was keeping the whole country In a state of nervous apprehension and unrest.Before you can couk your hare you must catch it, and Boulanger, Dillon and Rochefort must first be lald by the heels before they can be \u201cdeported to a fortified place.\u201d It will be a pleasant change for France to bo let alone fora while, besides boing a matter of comfort for Lho rest of Europe, for while France was being mado the scene of agitation tho rest of Europe was kept busy wondering what was going to happen, THE EARLY CLOSING MOVEMENT.Measures for the Relief of Clerks in Stores \u2014Legal OUpluions.The Early Closing Movement has agaln been brought into new life by reason of the action taken by the dry goods clerks and the assistance promised them by the different luboring sovietivsof tho city.Mr.L.U.David, M.P.PL Who 18 supposed to be specially charged with labor legislation by the party in power at Quubec, said to a representative of the STAR: \u201c1 have long thought that some remedy shouid be found lo du away with the present system, which there cun no doubt is altogether unfair to the em- plovés, The dificulty 1s to find the exact remedy which cau suit the purpose.lam quite willing for my parttodo all I can to further the movement and to see that justice is done lo tho parties interested, and 1 am willing tointroduve a measure in the House al the next session and Lo sea that it is put through.II means have been found by which the work of i workingman is limited to\u2019 ton hours, I should think that the same could be done for other wage earners and for the class specially interested in this present instance, I Would uot be prepared to say just now what the exact method to be adopted should be, but I am prepared to look into the question and to come to an understanding with the merchants and clerks.Under the general law reiating to health and good order I should think that power coud be secured to obtain the desired result, I would Le quite prepared to confer on the question with any legal gentleman whom the association might name or to go and address any meeting on the subject, and to ASCERTAIN THEIR VIEWS.I waa a clerk once in my life and I know all the hardships which that life entails.\u201d The clerks think that wher a man or woman has been standing in a store for ten hours ho should be allowed to draw a breath of fresh air and to spend a few hours in the evening with their rami- lies and friends.The fmmense majority of the merchants are in favor of early closing, but many have to remaln open because Leir neighbors do so.Mr.C.J.Doherty, ®.C., who has been can- sulied on the question,is of the opinion that Pressure should be brought to peat upon the Âty Council to ask the Legislature for power to urder the closing up of ull places of business ut a uniform hour under the general police regulations.It is well to state that the clerks are willing to Inake an exception for Saturdays and the eve of holidays when they are willing to work until a late hour.Mr.Ethier, the Assistant City Attorney, had not glven the subjeôt any study, but he said that there was nothing in the city charter by which any business place could be closed at any hour except on Sundays.An exception to this, of course, was made for the saloons, Hs, was under the impression that any legislation regarding the closing of stores would have to come from Ottawa, which had control of trade and commerce.RELIGIOUS PROFESSIONS.| Vows Pronounced by a Number of Ladies Yesterday.Mgr.Fabre, attended by several clergymen, presided at a religious profession at the Convent of the Sisters of \"Charity of Providence on St, Catherine street, yesterday morning.The following ladies pronounced their last vows: Miss Anne Landry, in religion, Sr.M.Fidiie, Maskinongè; Miss L.Eugenie Roy, Sr.Laurent, Berthierville; Miss C.A.Massam, Sr.M.Robert, Hunting- don; Miss M.A.Roy, Sr.Marie des Servites, St.Hubert ; Miss Agnes Dernu, Br.Helene de la Croix, Montreal; line M.Desormeau, Sr.\u2018Îherese du Sacre Cœur, Montreal; Misa E.Mathieu, Sr.Joseph of the Precious Blood, Montreal; Miss Arsenie Valois, Sr.Marie de la Passion, St.Barthelemi; Miss L.A.Langlois, Br.Marié de la Presentation, St.Philippe de Neriy Miss Doelvina Desrosiers, Sr.Hermo- ¢ne, Lanorate; Miss Georgina Demers, Sr.*hilippe do Neri, Lanorale; Miss Florentine Burky, Sr.Bontitlus, Altavich, Upper Rhine; Miss E A, Brodeur, Sr.Lucien, Varennes; Miss A.Laroche, Sr.Marie Colombe, St.Bernard de Lacolle; Miss R.R.de L.Cravier, 8r, Pierre Chrysoloque, Vaudreuil; Miss 8.Rivet, 8r.Cyrille, St.Hyacinthe; Miss Cordelia Laporte.Sr, Perefrin, Joliette; Miss M.Houde, Sr.Francoise, Montreal; Miss M.Allaire, Sr.Heliodore, Richelieu; Miss Donalda Marleau, Sr, l'elesphore, St.l'otycarpe.A religious ordination also tooksplace at the Grey Nunuery.Sisters Marchand, In religion Sister Marie du St.Sacrement, and Jacques, in rellgion Sister Dufrost, pronounced their lust vows.The following ladies took the vell: Misses Lamie, Sister st.Roch; Kaily, Sister St.Ligouri ; Jacques, Sister Verin and Sisters Blaimer, Rosconi, Cloutier and Vignette, who did not change their nanies.A CONSERVATIVE ORGAN Talks Authoritatively on the Bubject of the Richelieu Election.\u201cIf we were to balievé certain newapapers of AMlontreal \u2018\u2019 says Le Sorelois, à Conser va- tive organ, * the county of Richelieuis tilled with candidates who are claiming the succession of the late Captain Labelle in the House of Commons, Buch is not the case.Às the election rendorod necessary by the death of Mr.Labelle ia not to take place before the end of November or in the first.days of December, the two parties do not soo the necessity of going into the campalgn, and they are right, because a contest which would \u2018last two or hree months would be the course 0 much inconverionce, without benefitting In the least one party or the other, The federal lists which have not been revised for nearly three years, will be revised this autumn, And we have every reason to believe that the Government will walt until they come into force to bring on the Richelieu etnotion so as to render justice to the hundreds of electors of thls division who have secured the right of vote since 1886.It is then about certain that tha writs will not he issued betore two or three mon and that until then the Coynty of ichelieu will be spared all the annoyances of an electoral coniliet.Young men without prestige or influence may (to into the coun- ry to offer their services, as some have already done, but the genuine candidates will wait until the electors select thém and we believe tnere fs nu necessity of making a choice now.\u201d It is understood that a Liberal Conven- Hon will be held shortly to select a cangi- date.July's Five Losses.According to the Fire Oommlssioners\u2019 ro- port the losses by fire during July were $11,086.33, on which the insurance amount od to $10,116.33, leaving a lugs of $970 not covered by insurance x Miss Caro | THE MONTKEAL DAILY STAK FRIDAY.AUGUSF 16, 1889.THE TERRY SHOOTING.FURTHER DETAILS OF THE MURDER.Justice Field to Be Arrcstodd\u2014Heo was Protected by Orders from the Attarney- Genural-Nagle's Record, STOCFETON, Cal, August 15i\u2014A warrant was Issued to-day for the aurrest of Justice Stephen J.Field)on complänt of Sarah Althea Terry, who charges him With com- slicity In the killing of her husband, Judge erry, at Lathrop yesterday.Sheriff Cunningham loit hero tor San Francisco this afternoon to arrest Justice Fieid.\u2018The attorneys engaged to derend Nagle promised that Justice Field would appear when wanted, but Mrs, Terry's complaint was nude against both, The funeral of Terry will Le heid on Friday.Tho body is still at the morgue.Mrs, Terry has not left it at any ble, SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August 15.\u2014The excitement in this city over the Killing of Judge David 8.Terry, yesterday, at Lath- rup, by Deputy United States Marshal Nagle, after Terry had slapped Supreme Court Judge Stephen J.Field, coulinues, though it 18 the general feellug that Terry's eud was a fitting one to a life full of turbulence and violent vutbreaks.Ho had ONE MAN'S BLOOD ON HIS HANDS, \u2014that of Senator Broderick, whoa he killed tu a duel [un 1550\u2014and would have been guilty of many more killings had his intended victim not been lucky enough to escape his wrath.The coroners jury at Stockton hus returned a verdict that Torry camo to his death from the elects of shotgun wounds inflioted by David Naglo at\u201d Lathrop.Sarah Althea Hill, Judge Terrys wile, was the first to discover find in the Lathrop dining-room, and pointed him out to her husband.\u201d They exchanged words in low tones, and Mrs.Forry gol up and lett the dimng-room.Mr.Stackpole, vue of the proprietors, was standing in the door und observed Mrs.Terry leave, and also took note of the threatening {ook that she cist upon Judge Yield.He walked down the room to where Judie Terry sat, and, addressing him, asked wuy his wife had left the table.\u201cJudge Field 15 hore,\u201d said Stackpole, \u201cand do you think your wifo would be so Indis- ereet us Lo çause trouble 7 \u201cWhy do you ask that question 7\u201d sald Terry.\u201cBecause 1 do not wish to have any trouble here,\u201d was the answer, \u201c1 don't know,\u201d said Terry, quietly, and then he added signilicantly, \u201cTHERE MIGHT BE TROUBLE.\u201d This alarmed Stackpole, and he walked back to the door.Nowsooner had Stackpole \u201cleft Terry thun the later arose and walked straight up to where Judge Field was sitting, and without sayiyg à Word slapped hitu in the face and then was about to repeat the blow.At that instant Nagle eried \u201cHold, bands ol that man,\u201d Justicd Field looked up, and, as he said later, never saw such à picture of incarnate hatred as that depicted upon Terry's face.Terry did poi need the Marshal's warning, and raised his clinched fist to deitver a second blow.That menacing gesture was the last aet of his life, Quick as à flash Nagle drew his pistol and sent a bultet through his heart, As the first shot was fired Mrs.Terry reappeared in the doorway, carrying a hand travelling bag, Stackpole intercepted her, and with the aid of others took away the bagy Upon oxami- nation afterward the vag was found to contain a pistol, which wus sutlicienc proof of Mrs.Terry's motive.Mrs.Terry, as she saw her husband tall, threw up her hands and servumned wildly, \u201che has killed him} he is murdersd!\u201d When the shouting ogeurred a panic seized the people in the diuing-room aud seventy people crowded out in a heap.WILD EXCITEMENT ENSUED, but Marshal Nagle was the coolest one of all.The crowd gathered about him, still holding the pistol in his hand.He turned and said to them: *J am a United States marshal in the discharge of my duty.Do not touch me.\u201d The crowd feli back, and Nagle said to Judge Field, \u201cCome onl\u201d Mr, Field arose, and the two left the table, proceeding directly to their car apd seating themselves, Mr.Field was very nervous and as white as a sheet, but he said not & word, keeping his lips compressed.It is stated, in explanation of Deputy-Marshal Nagle\u2019s presence in compauy with Justice Field, that United Strates Attorney (General Miiler had telegraphed from Washington to the United States Marshal of the is- trict ordering that the person of Justice Field be protected at any hazard.Attorney- Judge Sawyer, of the United States Circuit Court in this city, upon whom Jlrs.Terry made a personal assault last year while on a ratroad train _accompanied by Judge Terry.ed to accompany Justice Field, under this order, and is sald tv have given Judge Terry FULL WARNING TO BTOP when the latter began his attack upon Justice Field, and fired at Terry as the latter was about Lo strike à second time.Jus- tive Field®*was not armed.He was frequently urged to arm himself, but would never do so, and had declared that when it became necessary for a Justice of the United Suites Supreme Court togoabout in the performance of his duty carryine firearms with which to pratect his person it would be time to abolish the courts.A paper here stated a few davs ago that Terry had threatened to kill United States judge Matthew P.Deady, district judge of Fortland, Oregon, in case he came to San Francisco to try the cases against Terry and his wife.There were five indictments hanging over Terry's head and three against \u2018his wife, artsing from a disturbance in the courts in Ban Francisco.NAGLE'S RECORD.Nagle was born and raised In San Francisco.He went to Tombstone, opened a saloon And was soon doing a flourishing business.In a shorttime he becamea great favorite with the law-abiding citizens of that booming town, and in 1881 he received an appolutment as chief of police.Bhortly after his appointment a drunken Mexican desperado entered the town and began to enliven things by shooting at people on every eide.o defied arrest, and vowed that tho first man that tried to arrest him would be shot down in his tracks.Joe Poy nton, who was serving under Nagle, tried to take him into custody, and was shot through the rroin.As soon \u2018as.Nagle heard that oyntoñ had been wo inded he armed him- sol} and started in pursult of the shooter.He soon found him and ORDERED HIM TO SURRENDER.The only reply he received wasla shot from tho desperado\u2019s revolver.The bullet did not take effect.Nagle returned the fire.The Mexican then took his.horse and tried to escape.As he rode away he fired several shots at Nagle, an with a .deflant yell dared hLim.to follow, Nagle, revolver in hand, gave chase to the escaping felon and called for some one to get him a rile, The Mexican headed for a rocky portion of the mountains, and when Nagle was handed the rifle he called on him to halt.The Mexican again opened fire on him, and Nagle used the rifle.He fired but once and the Moxican drop baok dead with à vullet througn his brain.ANOTHER JUDGE SHOT.SAN DrEco, Cal, \u2018August 15.\u2014Supertor Judge W.L.Pierce, while talking on the street yesterday with ex-Governor Murray, of Utah, was shot in the back by W.8, Glendinnin and seriously wounded.A de- ciglon given by the Judge adverse to Glen- dinnin {8 supposed to the cause of the shooting.en Found Drowned.À Wednesday the body of & young man was found floating in tle river at Longue Pointe.The body was removed to the morgue, and the coroner héld an inquest yesterday, when a verdict of \u201cFound drowned \u201d was returned.The deceased is about 20 years of age,-poorly dressed, and is supposed to be a ship hand.The body has nov identified as yet.A Mysterious Disappearance.It was reported at police headq Nie es terday that Mrs.K.Brown, .of Hawkes- bury, Ont., had come to the city by boat last Monday to undergo a treatment with a well known occulist here, and that she has not been seen or heard of since.though her daughter, who lives in this elty has made a most active search for her.\u2014 7 _The Citizens\u2019 League.The Citizens\u2019 League 18 tryhig to organize in each police district a staff of obrerva- tion, to see if the police are thoroughly and systematically carrying out the work of stopping illegal sales of liquor, especially on Sundays, An places where the law is still being broken information-is to ven to Æ the secratary of the League, who Will oom- æuniçate information to.the po- General Miller's order extended also to- Deputy Marsha] Nagle was direct-' lice offices.\u2018The Bepretary of the league stated yesterday that: the decision of the \"Recorder In the Gadeu-Trem- blay case was very important, as It gave the wives of drunkards a chance to ot back the money thelr husbands spend fi saloons, provided they give a proper prohibitory notice to the saloon-keeper.Tha wile needs no authorization of the h d for this, and the damage-money cannot be tukon away from her by the hus h becretary of the Citizena' League Is read to assist\u2019 any unfortunate woman to avail horsoif of the advantage this law holds out Lo her, J TIRED OF BEING LIED ABOUT.Woodruff Will Stand His Trial the Sane as the Rest of thé fironin Suspects.CHICAGO, August 15.\u2014 Woodruff, \u201cthe confessor,\u201d says he is tired of being Îiod about.Ho leads a lonesome life, having no friends or visitors, and receives no attention whatever.Burke, Coughlin, Beggs and the other Camp No.20 people, and even the German, Kunz, disown him.They declare they have nothing in common with him.The prose- cutlon, on the other hand, declare emphatically that Woodruff has nothing to do with their slde of the case, not even as a witness.Woodruff was asked this morning what he intended to do when the trial came on\u2014 confess and testify against the others, or, like them, declare his innocence.\u201cI am going to stand trial the same as the rest,\u2019 re sald.\u201cThey say there i8 nothing against me but my own statements, and that what I have told is all that can be brought against me.They say, too, that I have Loid a whole lot of different stories, and 1 suppose these stories will be given to the jury.\u2019 *Ls it Lruo that you have {dentifled Burke as J.B., Simonds and that you saw him at No.117 Clarke street?\u201d = \u201cThat story is a newspaper fake.1 never saw Burke here in the gaol or out of it, and I don't know who J.B.Simonds 1s.\u201d The great rival Irish pienies were in full blast to-dry at Ogden's grove and Chelten- ham Beach, \u2018The former ia under the auspices uf the old Clan-Na-Gael triangle and the latter is conducted by tho Personal Rights League aud the men who want to avenge the death of Cronin.The money derived from the Chelteuham Beach affair will be turned over to the Cronin Investigating Committee, to be used in aiding the prosecution of the assassing, while the funds ol the other will be sent to Mr.Parnell.oth were largely attended, but the attractions at Cheltenham appeared to be the stronger, drawing the larger attendance.NO FOUNDATION FOR THE CHARGE.The Alleged Tampering With Irish Letters Brought up in the House of Commons.LoNDOoN, August 15\u2014In the House of Commohs to-night, Mr.Thos.Sexton, member for West Belfast, stated that it had been told him that the Home Office had authorized the postal officials to open all letters which came from America addressed to Mr.Parnell by his mother.He asked if this was correct, and also if the Home Office had directed the postal officials to open and examine the letter sent to him (Mr.Sexton) us Mayor of Dublin, by President Harrison.Mr.Mattnews, the Home BSeere- tary, stated very emphaticall y that ho had not authorized the opening of any of the letters to which Mr.Bexton re- farred, nor, said he, was there the slightest ground for believing that President Harrison\u2019s letter to the Mayor of Dublin had been opened by any one connected with the Post Office Department.If it wasopened at nll, before it reached the hands of Mr.Bex- ton, It was done without the knowledge of the Home ottice.Regarding the surreptitious opening of letlers from America addressed to Mr.Parnell, the Home oflice was likewise without any lformation on the subject.He could only day that the enquiry as Lo the alleged tampering with President Harrison's communication to Mr.Sexton wus progressing.THE CHICACO ANARCHISTS To Hold a Monster Plenic to Replenish \u2018 the Fund.CHrICAGo, August 15.\u2014 The Pioneer and Support Association will hold a picnic at Sheffield, Ind, next Bunday for the purpose ot replenishing the fund from which the widows and orphane of the executed or imprisoned anarchists are supplied.The call, which is published in the Arberer Zeitung, inviting attendance at the picnlo, reads a most like the utterances so commonly heard before the Haymarket bomb put an end to anarchist mouthings.Quoting from the speech made by Robert Reitzet, of Detroit, on the burial of the anarchistes, it says: \u201cWe will carry out what these men were striving for.We will bring about the practical \u2018enforcement of thé rights of man, which were long ago given on paper.Those were the vows which thousands and hundreds of thousands of men, who were indigoant at the horrible murder of November 11, made with profound gravity of purpose, with gnashing of teeth and clenched ists.They vowed to fullil the legacy of those who had fallen for liberty and right.\" A PHILADELPHIA DEFAULTER.A Passion for Collecting Rare Books, Engravings and Antiques.PHILADELPHIA, Pa., August 15.\u2014Willlam Jones, for twenty years, a trusted employé of E.H.Butler & Co., educational publishers, has disappeared and his accounts are \u2018short $40,000, Joues is a bachelor and lived alone in an old fashioned residence in Ger- mantown.He had a passion for collecting rare books, engravings and antiques, His house was filled from cellar to garret with valuable effects.Every nook and corner was stuffed with antique furniture.The walls were heavy with rare plates from the master's works.The shelves of his book cases were weighed with rare and uncut volumes of standard authors.Connoisseurs pronounce his collection one of the most valuable in the city.All of it has been restitution of the shortage.Death of.n Canadian Artist.The tragic death of the Chevalier Antoine Falardeau, the Canadian painter, at Florence, by drowning, has oreated a deep im- ression among his numerous friends here.orn at Cap Santé, Quebec, of poor parents, in 1842, he forced his way ahead through any number of triils and vicissitudes of all kinds.He was flrst employed as a clerk in a grocery store, owned y Mr, Vezina, who was burned to death in 1856.Shortly after this, having great taste for painting, he entered the employ of Mr.¥assio, a miniature painter, and subsequently he studied under Plumandon and Hamel.Then he went to Italy and settled at Florence where he married a rich Italian Heiress of noble birth.All Canadians who visited that city were hospltably entertained by him.several of his paintings are to be seen at aval University in Québec, and in the collection of the late Hon, J.B.Renaud, He was created a Chevalier by the Duke of Farma, to whom he had presented a valuable painting, which Don Carlos had tried in vain to secure, Complications In Manitoba.\u201cMatters are becoming complicated In Manitoba,\u201d says the Le Courrier de St, Hyacinthe.\u201cSome days ago, Hon.Mesers.Martin & Smart, members of the Greenway government, declared publicly that it wag he intention of the latter to abolish French as a language, and to do away with separate schools.\u2018These declarations having been confirmed, Mr.Prendergast, who represents the Fronch Canadian element in the Manitoba Cabinet, tendered his resignation as a minister, and it has been accepted.Mr.Prendergast is deserving of the thanks of his compatriots.© His withdrawal trom the government of Manitoba reveals éfun- leasani state of affairs, and we are anxious have further particuiars on the compll- cations of the day.As the Government of Manitoba is composed of Liberals, we hope that the French Liberal press of the Province of Quebec will stigmatise, as it deserves to the persecution.which their friend, Mr.Greenway, proposes to exercise aoa the French population of his pro- ce.Oyet, Oyez, Oyez.\u201cThe Attorney-General needs to effect some reform in the crier system at the Court House,\" said one of the officials today, \u201cas several of the judges have been complaintng that they cannôt secure the services of those Indispensable officials when required.This happened twice lately fore Judgea Loranger and Pagnuelo, when there was no crier on hand.The position of chief crier has been vacant for some time, and it should be again filled by some competent man, who could see that each of the Courta was supplied with the needed limb of the law.\u201d .Bears a Bad Character, Ortawa, August 16.\u2014Thoe.Dubé is undet arrest for robbing the city police station of $700 last May.0 bears a reputation.he polles have wanted him charges.His hotel on the Chelsea Road was destroyed by fire last winter, but the Insure wa ; turned over to bis late employers as partiaf{ re ance Company, owing to suspicious clreum- stances, refused to pay the money.The information regarding the robbery was givah by & Worsan with whom be quarrelled, - o.Bradbury has resigned the tary-.\u2018ghip of the Equal Rights Association Ki)rain Released on Bail.BALTIMORE, August 15.\u2014Jake Kilrain was released on two thousand dollars bail this morning by Chiet Judge .Harland, Supreme Bengh, for hearing on the 22nd, on the legality of bls arrest.Action was taken under writ of habeas corpus.Kilrain was resent in court, and there was a large at- ndance, including some ladles.; Trade Improving, PITT8BURG, PA, August 15 \u2014Bessemer pig ton was advanced to-day from $15.50 and $16 per ton to $16.50 and $17 per ton.The hdvance was made in view of a prospective \u2018advance in coke and freight rates.Trade is more encouraging than for monthe.One taken every night stimulates the liver, curries off the bile and improves the digestion and appetite.Carter's Little Liver Pilla, Don't forget this.A driving trade\u2014Coaching.Ayer's Aguo Cure never falls to cure fever and pgue and malarial disorders.Warranted.If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs.Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething.It sooths the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colle and is the best remedy for dinrrheea.Twenty-five cents per bottle.Sallors love matrimony because it leads to a breeze.The people of this eountry have spoken.They declure by their patronage of Dr.Ihomas' Eclectric Oil, that they believe it to be un article of genuine merit, adupted to the cure of soreness or lameness, hurts of various kinds, tumors, throat and lung complaints, liver and kidney disorders, and othor maladies.A horse may with might, but never with his wane.Ill-itting boots and shoes cause corns.Holloway's Corn Cure is the article to use.Get a bottle at once and cure your corns.A grass widow is not infrequently one whose children have a poor sort of fodder.Ayer\u2019s Barsaparllla never before equaled ite present daily record of marveious cures, Love is blind, and | that's why lovers think lightlng the gas unnecessary.Did you notice that fine head of hair at church last Sunday?Thut was Mrs.B\u2014.She never permits herself to be out of Hall's Hair Renewer, Late When la a Woman's hair like a defeated pugilist?When it ls done up.For a disordered liver try Beecham's Pills, Special Notice, Clearing sale for the next ten days of all summer goods, call and buy, it will pay you.Rafter's, 211 MoGili st, 13% The Verdict on the \u201cAthlete.\u201d A most exceptionally fine cigarette ata marvellously low figure.\u2018The best value in tbe market, 181 daw tf (No.2.) Another lot of men's working pants at $1.25.Ralter's, 211 McGill st.192 2 George J.Sheppard is advertising a large sale of Pianos and Organs.Those contem- ] lating the purchase of an instrument will able to procure a genulne bargain.See udvertisement in another column for pars ticulars.190 éeud Vigit Rafter's new clothing house and select one of their fine hair line pantings to order at $4.50.Raîter\u2019s, 211 McGill st, 192 2 An \u201cideal.\u201d Old conservative pipe smokers unhesitat- ingl say that the Puritan Plug Cut is the smokers\u2019 * Ideal\u201d of a tobacco.183 3aw tf No 3 CUT DOWN f° : + ) \u2019 We have made a general Cut Down in the prices of our summer goods, and our Lawn Tennis Coods, Outing Goods, and other rich lines of Furnishings, have been greatly reduced in price, something we would advise the public to take advantage of.OUR IMPORTATIONS continue to excite pleasure and surprise, and our patrons are unanimous in declaring them to be the richest goods in the city.In Shirtings we take the lead, and continue to fill our numerous orders with care and despatch.THE FACT of our.being desirous of gratifying the public in the selection of a high-class stock of goods has merited that success which crowns our efforts.As Outfitters we are the acknowledged leaders, because our importations are from the best houses, and our patrons are known for their taste, | WE SOLICIT an inspection of our stock of Gentlemen\u2019s Furnishings in confirmation of the foregoing.THE \u201cROYAL\u201d SHIRTMAKERS, - The Kelly Bros, 1691 NOTRE DAME ST.FOR HOT WEATHER \u201cMONTSERRAT\u201d .Pure Lime-Fruit Juice, net Nothing is better after any athletic exercise th: glam ON TOE ARAL.after alons or wriiranys ster, * The-effect 1 larly satisfying: 18 thirst, leaving Ren ul sense 3 hanithees eas reghness in the mouth, is very palatable, and per.ectly pure and wholesome.mecs, \u201cMONTSERRAT* » sold everywhere in Em; Quarts and Filter portal EVANSand SONS (LIMITED), MONTREAL and TORONTO.Lownow, Eux.: Evans, Lescher & Webb, Livæneoor, Eng.:.Evans, Bons & Co.162° AD, i Fils AVIS PENNYROYAL AN ; a) uiekl: LR Passe Fée .e THE BEST DRINK | In anticipation of a lively FALL TRADE we have purchased lurgaly of the atiractive and stylish vffocta now ureiving.direct from the best known loows of r 8 n.Av, Isoge of handgome designs in the slegant ROYAL AXMINSTERRS, WILTONS & MOQUETTES.VELVET PILES.Full assortments of the valuable and ever popular makes in BRUSSELS, WOOLN, - NITION, DUTCH, HEMPS.ART SQUARES tn\u2019 all sizes, from 2x2 up to 4:18 yds, in price froin the very commonest an ng on to the richest and ost artistic productions, all woven in ono plece.RUGS! MATS! MATTINGS! OILCLOTHS from the favorite low-priced English Cloth up to the celebrated art products of Messrs, JUUN HARE & UO., Bristol.: TAPESTRY, NEW LINOLEUMS, Plain and Printed.CURTAINS.This season's stock \u2018is particularly atiractive and includes many specialties confined to ourselves.We give à partial enuueration of the varteties NOTTINGHAM, MADRAH.NWS, MANDALAY, ANTIQUE, BURMAHM, BRAIDED, CRETE, CREPE, SUEDE.Curtain Fabrics.heavy and light, by the yard.Portleres, in Chenille, Turcoman, &c.Furniture Coverings, Glinpa, Buttons, & eo.Plano and Table Covers, Cloths, Feltas and Plushes.Polisheod Antique Oak Poles.solid Brass Window Poles.Walout, Maboguny and Plush Poles.Our own special des in Carpet 8w TB, R CANADIAN and Pro ce tes e and cheapest 1h the market, and can be had only trom us.Full assortment inall lines! Bright fresh goods and new atyles! The vlowe cash prices always please! The show-room and work-room facilities are unsurpassed, and «ll ordors are attended with C1VILTIY, ACCURACY AND DESPATCH.James Baylis & Son, THE:.CARPRET WAREHOUSE, 1837 NOTRE DAME STREET.EsTABLISHED 1858.192°2 2aw 37 BLEURY STREET, MONTREAL, and 110 and 112 Cambie Street, Vancouver, B.C.STODDART & CO.Watchmakers, Jewellers, Silversmiths, Goldsmiths, Diamond Setters, Engravers, Gold Rliog makers.We have a fine class of 18, 15 and 10 karat Bolld Gold Kings at lowest rates, consistent witb guality, Children's Solid Gould Rings, with stones, from 75e Ladies! from 82.00,all new desizns.Keal Diamonds, & atone Kings, set in solid 15 karat wold.810.00.Tickle Stands, Electro Plate, for 85c.B itter Stands, Electro Plate, for 81.00, Rolid Gold and Rolled Plated Bracelets at prices lower than ever.Ladies\u2019 Dressing Cases from 83.50.192*2awtfNo.2 THE LATEST! 2 Ces WELSH, NARGETSON 00.3 Latest Styles, best LINEN COLLARS Just Received.We seli W., M.& Co.'s Collars lower than any House in Canada.R.J.TOOKE, 177 St.James St.> Lawn Tennis! AYRES\u2019-Celebrated RACQUETS ! «\u201cCYPRUS\u201d POLES.Steam Tarred Nets! \u2018BAT PrESSES, LAwN MARKERS, ETC, AT LOWEST PRICES! Ayres\u2019 Championship Tennis Balk, 18890 MAKE, Reduced to $3.50 Per Dozen.§¥ BEND FOR PRICE LIST.We close at 1 p.m.on Saturdays.R.Sharpley & Sons, 225 ST.JAMES STREET.0109 STODDART & CO, 37 Bleury Street, MONTREAL, \u2014AND\u2014 STODDART BROB., 110 & 112 Oambie st., VANCOUVER, B.C., WATCHMAKERS! JEWELLERS! Diamond Ring Makers, Engravers, Goldsmiths, etc./ tate to former customers\u2014and future ones\u2014 Per 1 a REPAIRING ip a specialty with us, and we have all the machinery necessary for doing the most intricate work together with the wost skilled OES MODERATE, and 1al guarent ICES TE, and à specia rantee on both houses for travellers.AY (4) ASTOR FLUID (TRADE MAREK REGISTERED) A wonderfully eff © Halr-dressin#forremov- ing dandruff, preventing the bair from ling, promoting its growth, and of kepping the scsip cool aud heal Pi dru Tr ; a 8 .Henry R Gray, Chomiat, 144 St, Lawrence Main streoh.a016 anuisoturer.remet 73 Dutt & Fraser's Saies.NN a a a NN NN \u201c RAVER E BACON\" SQUARE PIANO- wh a FORT Es 7 octaves, Parlor, Dining rdroom 6.Prowse C : an Jed re are, Prowse Cooking Hauge, te.No.57 BISHOP STREET, On WEDNESDAY MORNING, lat Inat., AT TEN 0'CLOCK.EW Particulars will be advertised on Saturday.DUFF & FRASER 1912 Auctioneers.DERBY CIGARETTES Speak for themselves.ATHLETE CIGARETTES Do not require any \u201cpuffing\u201d except when lighted.DERBY CIGARETTES Are superior in quality to any roc package in the market, with only one exception, the *¢ Athlete.\u201d \u2019 The \u201cELITE\u201d CIGARETTES \u201cSCROLL CUT.\u201d The highest grade of Tobacco only used in their manufacture, which being blended, produces an EXTRAORDINARY FRAGRANT Cigarette.PIGGADILL CIGARETTES, CROSS CUT, Something for epicures.tr Manufactured Only By D.RITCHIE & CO., 125 Dalhousie St., Montreal, \u2018 The LARGEST Cigarette Manuiac- turers in Canada.181° 4awtf 4 \u2026 GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1873 .W.BAKER & CO.'8 HI Co wna on No Chemicals are uscd 10 its preparation.It has | more chan thres times the strength of i Cocos mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far mors Meetiugs and Amusements.\\ NAAN APS NNN PARROW & JACOBS, THEATRE ROYAL.Every Afierncon and Evenlug this woek, ONE OF THE FINEST! Admission\u201410c, 20c and 300.Reserved aeats.10e extra 1886 Montreal Bicycle Club.OS + Plan at Prince's Musto Store, Fy meray eh ART 4 ERAN a RACES! RACES! Ou the MONTREAL GROUNDA, Bt, Catherine at, weat, SATURDAY, AUG.24th, 3 PM.THE FINEST BICYCLE TRACK IN AMERICA.Hair MILE.»9 UNE MILE.B3 FIVE MILES 5 Tuner MILE HawDIoAP (Roadster).Fs T ILE HANDICAP (Bafoty Machine) Sn Harr MiLx Hanpicap (Boys under fourteen), 8% 100 Yanps Foor Rack (Han Two MILES ROADSTER (Urd class).ONE MILE (2nd class).Keen Competition! Fnat Time ! Montreat'a beat Men against the Cham pions of Canada 9 BICYCLE AND 2 FOOT KACES.: Bhort quick races, &w\"Two hours of Fast Fun kept Interesting all the 5 CHMPIOISHP Grand Double Event.( y EXHIBITION GROUNDS, SZ A \u201cond DOMINVONS vs.CRESCENT, Saturday, August 17th, at 3.30 sharp.GREENLEAF v8, ORIENTS, immediately after.Admission 25c.Ladies free.Play rain or shine, 1012 P.8 MoQarraxy, Hon, Seo.C.L.O.Championship Series 423 LO THE CRISIS AT LAST.26 Montreal Saturday, August 17th, 1889, \u201cJ M.AA.A.GROUNDS, Ball faced at 3.30 p.m., sharp.Two HOURS PLAY.Rain or shine, ApMission\u2014250.AND 350.To avoid confusion the public are requested to Pp a resent proper c oke an 2 32 OF HR.train will leave Windsor street on at 3 p.m.i 1885 » À.G.Hraarmnon, Hon.Sec.M.LO.STE FUSILLIERS, ANNUAL RIFLE MATCHES.Wifi take place at the Cote- Bt.Luke on i ttalion.out at Armory Friday evening.By order, ARD HEMP ARCHER EDW.ARD KEMP: .-_ = as well an for persons Sold by Grocers everywhere W.BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Maas.Leather Goods.- AVERYLARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINE TRAVELLING BAGS! Both Fitted and Unfitted.Xiso, Dressing and Toilet Cases, Pocket Books, Card Cases, &c., 0.ALL XEW GOODS.R.SHARPLEY & SONS, 325 St.James Street.191°2 \u201cIMITATION IS THE HIGHEST FORM OF FLATTERY.\u201d \u201cDerby\u201d Cigarettes HAVE MANY IMITATORS, BUT NO EQUALS! 1Bi*3awtt (2) INSOLVENT NOTICE.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, ! DisTRIOT OF BEAUHARNOIS No.41.WEDNESDAY, the Fourteenth day of August, Eighteen hundred and eighty-nine.In the matter of MAGLOIRE BONHOMME, of the ; parish of 8t, Etienne de Beauharnois, in said Dia- riot, Trader.7 \u2014AND\u2014 Ineotoent, The Honorable ISTDORE THIBAUDEAU, of the Cit nd District of Quebec, and ALFRED A.THI.BAUDEAU, of the City and District of Montreal, both tnerchants and co-partnors doing business together na such at said City of Montreal, under thé name, style and firm of \u201c THIBAÜDEAU, BROB.& CO.\" Petitioners, It is ordored on the Potition of said Petitioners, that the creditors of sald Insolvent boand are notified to be and appear in the office of the Protho- notary of said Court, in the Court House, in the Town of Beauharnois, District of Boauharnois, on the Twentieth day of August now instant, at tbe hour of Eleven of the clock in the forenoon, then and there to give thelr advice touching the appointment of 8 Curator to the property of said Insolvent end upon ali such matters as may be legally aubmit- ted to them, | B SUPERIOR COURT.y order, 1012 J.A.LAPOINTE, Dept, P.8.C.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of D.DEBJARDINS, Merchant Tallor, of Montresl, Insolvent.The undersigned will sell by public auction, on MONDAY, the 1th AUGUST, 1889, at 11 o'clock a.m.@l- bloc, at No.15433 St, Catherine Street, all the assets of th@.said Insolvent, conststing of Stock of Cloth, Tweeda, Furnishings, ouhting as per Inventory to.81245 8 : & al 82283 00 am Fixtures, including fa CN Book Debts as per List, .ce0 The buysr wil) have the option of the lease for the balance of the year.For surther information spply to C.DESMARTEAC, Curator, 1588 Notre Dame at.MARCOTTE & ECREMENT, 187 3 Zaw Auctioneers.Montreal, Oth August, 1888, 78 ONE A{GaLLON)BY 9 Pos 2 CREP = \u201cWw 3 a S2PERGENT IRON.\u201cMANU ALY, VEYANIS \u2019 1 ON &CO MONTREAL, vu GBANADA.This Paint is a rich brown color.It is the Best Paint IN THE WORLD; covers double the surface, looks better, and lasts longer than the best lead and oil paint manufactured.1803 Law \u201cEMERY DEN18, 1803 8T OR PRINCE OF WALES 1 T RIFLES of N.snd Men will be hota tn the Borgeants' Mess Rooms, 248 St.James strest, on SATURDAY, August 17th, at p.B important; ov: v Min.Busin must attend.Plain clothes.By order, 1922 ARCHD.FERGUNON, Sergt.Major, A special meeting of the above Assoola- tion will be held in their Hall, Du lane.on FRIDAY LVENING, the 16th inst, ot 8 pm sharp, Business of the m utmost jmpor pe.please attend.By er, 192 1 W.J.MURPHY, Rec, Sec.Picnic and Games BRANCH 26, C.M.B.À, OTTERBURN PARK, SATURDAY, 17th AUGUST.Trains leave Bonaventure Depot st 9.20 a.m.and 150 pa.he most attractive progrunme of Games uahle prizes.: \u201ci Nr) velobratod Orchestra haa been secured for cing.Tickets\u2014Adults 80c.Children, 30e.3 law WM.SMITH, Bec, Committes.- 81 A Magnificent Trip! THROUGH LAKE ST.LOUIS.THROUGH LAKE OF 2 MOUNTAINS Up the Ottawa River te Carillon.An hour at Carillon to visit tho great Dam snd des.HOME BY THE RAPIDS.Passing undor four great Railroad Bridges Round Trip 81.25: Saturdays 81.00 Take 7.45 a.m.train to Lachine.137 eod tf CY CLORAMA Ot JERUSALEM, The CRUCIFIXION and the HOLY LAND.| The Greatest Attraction of the Century.Cor.Gt.Catherine and St.Urbain Streets.oO daily, 8.00 a.m.to 10.30 p.m.\u2018The stree cars pass the building.180tt Montreal Water Works, TENDERS FOR CULVERTS.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned and endorsed \u201cTender for Culvert,\u201d will be received at the office of the City Clerk, up to noon of TUES DAY, the 27th of August next, for the construction of a Culvert under the Grand Trunk rallway, Dear the pumping works of the Montreal Water Works, in accordance with the plans and specifications to be seen at the Water Works office, City Hall.Each Tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque for £500, payable to the City Treasurer.That accompaayiuw the sucoesaful ténder will be retained by the Treasurer until the completion of the work, ass guarantee for its due performiance, The other cheques to ba returned to their respective owners as soon as the contract has been awarded, The Water Committee will not nocessarily scoept the lowest or any of the tenders, B.D.McCONNELS,, .Bupt.M.W.W.Cry HALL, .Montroal, 16th Aug, 1889.} 192 2 OHIDIED CHATELAIES | A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION JUST OPENED.R.SHARPLEY & SONS, 225 St.James St.ISTRICT OF MONTREAL, the SUPERIOR COURT.De.CELINA BLEIGNER dit JARRY, Plaintiff, Defen \u2014vi- .The Plalutiff hes {i À, thie d 1 asa sin aa fanned, ay.An sct ration as to vrapertr agains the Detendant a ropar Montreal, 14th Auguat, 1888.10351aw F, Le SARRASIN, Atty.for Platntiff, ae ISTRIOT OF MONT BEAL UPERIOR COURT, De.PHILOMENE TELLIER, Plalsue, FRANGOIS VEZINA, Defendant, The Plaintiff has {asued, this Jay, an action in sepa n : 2085 Law \u2018Fe La NARRANIN) AT.for Pistotilt.ration as to propert, t the ends! Montreal, Lat Avaueh 1660 - Yom hrishmen's L & B.Awocialion.= = Se 2 RE ton te rt riz ons THIRD EDITION.BIRTHS.AITKEN-\u2014At 89 Ottawa strect, on the 18th of August, the wife ot Janes Altken of à daughter, HIGGINB\u2014AU Pelt tole, ou Tuesday, 13th August, Mr, J.G.Higgins of a daughter, EEHAN\u2014On August 14, At 72 Panet street Me wits ot Joun Hechan, of à son, SUL bora.BCANLAN\u2014In Uhis city, on August 11, the wife of M, Bcanlan, grover, 01 à daugliter.SCLATER\u2014On the 15th Instant, at 186 Lorne Avenue, the wife of C.P.Bclater, Of à sou.MARRIAGES.-GIBSON\u2014August 14, by the Rev, Jus, BA eon.at the residence of the bride's tuther, Mr.Isano Batley, of Danville, to Miss Mary Eliza, daughter of Mr.Joseph Gibson, of King soy HA YES-A LLEN\u2014At London, Ont, by Rev.Canon Davis, Wm.H.Hayes to Allclu L.ti, Allen.LANGAN-METCALF\u2014At Galt, Ont, by Rev, A, Jackson, John Langan to Ella E.Motcalf, LEWIS-KRE\u2014At Harriston, Ont, by Rev.Mr.Smyth, Fetherston Lewis to Elien Kea, McGINITY-MAHAR-\u2014AL Peterboro\u2019, ont, August 13, by Koev, Father Dubé, Joseph MeGinity to Mary À.ar.NEAR-ELGIE\u2014At St.Mary's, Ont, by Rev.'\u20ac.O'Meara, John H, Near to Bertha Elgie.BMITH-ROS8S-At Orillia, August 13, by Rev.James Carmichael, R.A.Smith w Ida Ross.TAPP-MCELRON\u2014In this cir, on August 12, at the Bishop's Palace, by the Rev.Father A.Archambeault, Mr.Walter Tupp, of Toronto.to Miss A.McEiron, of Quebec.[Boston papers please copy.) TAYLOR-DAVIS\u2014At West Derby, Vt, by Elder Charles McClure, Carmie F.\u2018Taylor, of Browe, .Quo., to Myrtle M, Davis.: DEATHS.ATKINS\u2014At London, Ont, August 11, Moses Alkins, aged 80 years, ° BEATTY\u2014At Brompton, Ont., August 12, Mary Louise Fowler, wife of Henry Beatly, aged 23 years.BURGES\u2014At Hochelsga, on the 24th Instant, Harriet F.C.Hughes, widow\" of the late Rev.Henry Burges, aged 76 years.The funeral will Jeave her late residence, 73 Moreau street, on Friday, 16th Instant, at 2 p.m., for St.Mary's Church.191 2 BERTRAND\u2014ID this city, on the 15th Inst, Marie Antoinette, daughter of Henrl Bertrand, aged 23 months.Funeral will leave father's residence, 149 St.Denis street, Saturday, the 17th inst, at 2.80 p.m.DUGAN\u2014At Toronto, Elza, wife of Wm.H.Dugan, aged 62 years.DUNHAM-At Moncton, N.B., August 12, Annie, widow of tbe late Willam Dunbam, aged 58 years.DUGGAN\u2014In this city, on the 14th Instant, Michael Duggan, aged 59 years, naulve of Wanagh, Co.Tipperary, Ireland.Funeral from his late residence, 395 Albert Avenue, on Friday morning at 9 o'clock.Friends and acquaintances will piease acoept thls Invitation.FORGET DIT DESPATIE\u2014Suddenty, at Chateau- t 14, Napoleon Forget Despatie, aged 4Y.Funeral on Baturday, August 17, .m., to à to the Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Friends are respectfully In- v'ted to attend, Also members of the French Society, and choir of the Notre 181 ; HOFFMAN\u2014At Hampstead, Ont., Mary Elizabeth Hoffman, aged 21 years.KEAYS\u2014At Hamilton, Ont, August 13, Robert Fisher Keays, aged G7 years.EKELL8\u2014At Carleton Place, Ont.August 13, Matthew Alexander Campbell Keils.MAYRAND\u2014At Bt, Andrewa, Que.Catherine Bophia, wie of W.H.Mayrand.M.D., aged 68 years, MOONEY\u2014Bherdbrooke, Que, August 13, Lawrence Mooney, aged 37 years.MAHONY\u2014At Quebec, August 13, Mary O\u2019Deasy, widow of the late Bartholomew :Mahony, aged B80 years, POTTER\u2014At Hamilton, Ont., August 12, Edward Potter, aged 21 years.8COTT \u2014 At Bowmanville, August 11, Willam Scott.BLAVIN\u2014At &t.Johns, Que., on Friday, August 9, 1889, Hose Ann Mary, only and beloved child ot Joseph P.Blavin, aged 8 months.191 3 SCEALEY\u2014In this city, August 18, Julia, youngest daughter of Charles Bcealey, aged 10 years, neral on Saturday, August 17, at 2.30, from her father\u2019s residenoe, 73 Duke street, to Mount Royal Cemetery.Friends aud acqualntancea are requested to attend.ZONCADA\u2014At the residence of his daughter in Lachine Locks, P.Q.August 18, 1888, Charles P.T.Zoncada, ot lobn, Germany, aged 61 years 1 mon 193 2 ERSONAL \u2014 R DETECTIVE WORE WITH rglaries, forgeries, blac A communications, fringement upon co pis a, mysterious dlaappearances ¥ associations of trusted and other 8s of © and civil business, sd.pie Sultan Becret phervice, Montreal -Officen Tour ding.ephones ce, 21: House.465.3.John A Grose, Manager, 159 YDERSONAL\u2014WILL THE CARTER WHO DROVE « lady and ntleman and two children last 27368 bt.Catherine atreet to the Bt.Lawrence Hall, thence to Bonaventure Btation, leass return the Umbrella left in his cab to 2734.Ee Catharine strat, and be rewarded.192 1 A\"MSTEONG & Co PHOTOGRAPERS, Conrxn NOTRE DAME amp ST.Mantre STRexTs.talty, Prices ble, Feieprone Jat A and, oon ressonable.| oy WATCHES! HENRY BIRKS & CO.make s specialty of FINE WATCHES of the best American snd European makes.Most of our watches are m SOLID GOLD WATCHES, for Gentlemen, From $30 to $600.Solid Gold Watches for Ladies, from $25 to $200.GUARANTEED MOVEMENTS.Solid Silver Watches from $5.50 to $50.Our stock is very large and complete.235, 237 ST.JAMEM STREET.123t9 law (No.4) Toronto and Chicago ! THE FAVORITE STKAMER \u201cCUBA,\u201d lternating with ** Acadia\" and \" Alma Munro,\u201d will eave the Subscribers\u2019 dock every TUESDAY, at 10 a.m.for Torvntu, Cleveland, Wiadsor, Sarnis and Ohicago.t¥ Sleeping Bertha nlloticd on purchase of tickets.G.E.JAQUES & CO, 102t 110 QUMMON BTREET.Wholesaler 13 Red Lion st.London, Eng.R.W, STODDART & CO, Watchmakers and Jewellers, _ 37 BLEURY ST, AND AT 110 & 118 Cambie Se., Vancouver, B.C.TUinoia, Waltham or Elgin Watchas, at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.Silver Stem Wind, Dust Proof, Scraw Dizel, war- nted 5 years; a perfect time keeper.-$88.50.\u2014 Bent to any part of tbe Dominion of Canada 102 Raw tf (3) PIANOS FOR RENTA number of fina Upright and Square Pianos for rent.on moderate terms, with option of purchase if GEORGE J, SHEPPARD, 2287 200t8 2 St.Catherine st.COVERNTON\u2019S Fragrant Oarbolic Tooth Wash arve the Tooth, harden the Gems oan sien a\u2019 ro shing taste and feeling to the Mouth Prepared only by | C.J.COYERNTON & C0.134t Cor.of Bleury and Dorchester sta USE THE ALBERT COYS Carbolic Acid! SOAPS.Wholesale Only.RA, MoCord Street.CARSLEY'S COLUMN WEATHER REFORT, August 16, 1889.10 A.M.MEYEOROLOGICAL UFPICE, TORONTO.PHOBABILITIES FOR TDF NEXT 24 HOURS.Lakes and Upper St.Lawrence\u2014From Lake St, Peter to Bay of Quinte \u2014 Moderate winds; fuir weather, with local showers, higher tem- ture.B.CARSLEY.EARLY CLOSING.Our stores will close at HALF-PAST FIVE o'clock every evening until the last day of August except on Saturdays, when we close at ON o'clock.The object te allow employees to ket home before six, which will be a great boon this hot month, especially to those who have familiea, aud will be littie or no luss to the frm.8.CARSLEY, A REQUEST.Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully asked to do their shopping before 5.30 during this wonth, August.ooth, Augu B.CARBLEY.& CARSLEY'8 8.OARSLEY'8 8 CAUSLEY3 FOR FOR FOR LADIES\" EID GLOVES.LADIES* KID GLOVER, LADIES* KID GLOVES.\u2014THE\u2014 KID GLOVE HOUSE MID GLOVE HOUSE of THE IN THE DOMINION.DOMINION, DOMINION.LEADING LEADING LEADING LUXE LUXE LUXB LUXE DE DE LUXE LUXE LUXE LUXE GANT LUXE GANT LUXE A perfect luxury in the way of Eid Gloves for summer wear, with silk between fingers, Qool, Light, Durable and easily drawu on, & full ranye of Black and Colors now in stock B.CARSLEY.GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES GLOVES MOUSQUETAIRE MOUSQUETAIRE MOUSQUETAIRE MOUSQUETAIRE MOUSQUETAIRE MOUSQUETAIRE MOUSQUETAIRE MOUSQUETAIRE MOUSQUETAIRE MOUSQUETAIRE SUEDE BUEDE SUEDE SUEDE SUEDE SUEDE BUEDE SUEDE BUEDE SUEDE For the most perfect fitting and largest as- mortment of Ladies\u2019 Buede Gloves visit the leading Glove House of the Dominion, viz.: ! 8.CARSLEY'S.Ladies\u2019 Undressed Kid Gloves, usual price £1.25, reduced to 75¢.B.CARSLEY.SPECIAL NOTICE BPECIAL NOTICE SPECIAL NOTICE SAMPLE FABRIO GLOVER FABRIO GLOVES The balance of Travellers\u2019 Samples In Fabrio Gloves must be oleared this month.They have been re-marked down to such low prices as myst command a apesdy sale.B.CARBLEY, LACE FLOUNCINGS LACE FLOUNCINGS LACE FLOUNCINGS LACE FLOUNCINGS Dress Lace Flouncings in all colors, including Cream, White, Sky, Pink, Coffee And Black, 8.CARSLEY.= - LACE FLOUNCINGS FLOUNCINGS LACE FLOUNOCINGS LACE FLOUNCINGS A large assortment of Dress Lace Flouncings to select from, all prices.Dress Lace Flouncings, from 50c yd.B.CARSLET.LACE LACE _ LACE LACE LACE LACE | LACE LACE all widths and colors.Laos of sa M.OARSLEY.LACE LACE LACE LACE LACE LACE LAOE LACE Lace Webbing, 27 tach, wide, all newest patterns, 40c yd.\u2014 B.CARSLEY.FT LACE BOARFS LAOE BOARFS LAOE BOARFS LACE SCARFS Ladies\u2019 Lace Scarfa, all the newest goods, extra long, $1.70 each.wide, 3 yards long, 8L75 8.CAR 1.LACE BOARFS LACE BCARFSB LACE BCARFS LAOB SCARFS Lace Soarfs, in Cream ana Dlack, all lengths.8.GARSLIOY, HANDEERCHIEFS \u2018 HANDEKERCHIEFS HANDKERCHIEFS HANDEKERCHIEFS The very beat assortment of these goods to bo t hada 8.CARSLEY'S, LACE LACE HANDKEROHIEFS LACE HANDKERCHIEFS LACE BANDKERCHIEFB LACE HANDKERCHIEFS Lane Bandterchtefs, from 20c, also n large As- sortmient of Ladice\u2019 Linen and Silk Handker- , in plai Ad embroidered.chiefs, plain an 8.CA x CLAPPERTON\u2019S 8POOL COTTON.For Hand and Machine Bowing.IMPORTANT NOTICE TO DRESSMAKERS, When buying your 8pool Cotten be sures and see the name \u201cClapperton™ stamped on every Spool.USE NO OTHER.It Is the Best and Cheapest.CORTICELLI SEWING SILKS.It is Never too Late to Learn.Dressmakers and tailors who have not used Cortitelii Bowing Hilks are advised to give them n trial; and they will Le convinced it has no equal.: Full weight andisneth in all makes New shades and colors uns SEE NEW SHADES.EVER READY DRESS STAYS.11 1a now an acknowledged fact that these Stays are the most saleable of their kind ever produced on the market.They are daily asked for.No dressmaker fs without them.Ladiss are jubilant over them.DRESSMAKERS, BE ADVISED! Never to be without them.poe ~~\" B.CARSBLEY, 1468, 1767, 1760, 1711, 1793, 1713 MT NOTRE DAME STRERT, MONTREAL THE MONTKEAL DAILY STAR.FRIDAY.J OHN M URPHY & Co\" ADVERTISEMENT.WEATHER REPORT, Friday, Jumust 16th \u2014 Moderate winds; fair weather; local showers.KNITTED SHAWLS, We have sold over 200 Knitted Bhawle this week already.Nothing lke giving Bargains to make the public buy.Those of our customers who have not yet scen these Bargains should du so at once as this CHEAP SALE will acon be over, and as all these Shawls are offercd at exactly HALF PRICE, this is a chance which seldom oocurs, and no one ahould let such an upportuni- Sy paus without taking udvantage of it, 800 ENITTED SHAWLS for 250 70¢ KNITTED 8HAWLS for 350 Blo ENITTED SHAWLS for 4b0 81.20 KNITTED BHAWLS for 800 81.50 KENITTED SHAWLS for 7B6 82.00 KNITTED SHAWLS for #1.00 82.50 ENITTED SHAWLS for 81.25 83.00 ENITTED BHAWLS fur 81.60 £3.60 KNITTED SHAWLS for $1.70 MANTLES! DMANTLENM! If you want to see the best assortment in Mantles and get the best cash value cous straight to JOHN MURPHY & COR We don't believe in carrying Bummer Goods over,and to clear vut the balance of our stock we have made big reductions regardless of cost.Great Bargains in all kinds of Manties at JOHN MURPHY & CO.'8 until the end of thismonth.+» LADIER* WATERPROOF GARMENTS, We have pus to Btock another large shipment of Ladies\u2019 Waterproof Garienta, all marked at regular wholesale prices.Thocheapest place for Dry Goods, JOHN M VEPEY & C°- IMPORTERS.1781, 1783 NOTRE DAME STREET, Corner St.Peter street.Terms cash and only one price.152t1 BARGAINS AGAIN \u2014AT-\u2014 ;b Campbell 2450 ST, CATHERINE ST, PEABS (Bartlett), 500 por Basket, or 05.00 per PEACHES, PLUMS, APPLES, in Baskets and Barrels.BANANAS, GRAPES, MELONS, and in fact everything in the fruit ah , or CANNED GOODS! CHICKEN, TURKEY and DUCK.in 1-1b tins, 250 sach, or 32.75 per dogen.ARMOUR'S CANNED TONGUES, in 1-1b., 2-Ib, and V-ib tins; only 760.Save money by coming direct to W.R.THOMPSON & Co.100-MoGill Street\u2014100 DrarorLy Orvosrre Sr.Axn's Manuer, 19211 gar Cured Salmon | FINEST SMOKED SALMON.FRASER, VIGER & OQ.50 FINEST STILTONS (English), The real Blmon Pure, in prime order.100 Finest \u201cNORTH WILTS\u201d English Ohesse, Finest English Stiltons In large Crocks.FRASER, VIGER & 00.MILWAUKEE LAGER.MILWAUKEE LAGER.1000 DOZEN QUARTS.1000 DOZEN PINTS.FRESH AND FINE, MILWAUKER LAGER.THE JOSEPH SCHLITZ BREWING 00.8 EXPORT \u201cPILSENER\u201d BEER.FRASER, VIGER & CO.Bole Agents.PURE PORT WINE Of the right sort, lively and clean on the Palate, perfect) trans arent and mellowing with age, 8) por bottfo, 84.50 per gallon, 810 per dozen.FRASER, VIGER & 00, GOOD SHERRY! OUR \u201cSUPERIOR DINNER\u201d SHERRY 1a the very best value to be had.81.00 Per Bottle.$4.50 Per Gallon.$10.00 Per Dozen.- FRABER, VIGER & CO.; CLARET at 83.00 Per Cane.£00 cases Good Sound Wine, St Julien Medoc) 23.00 per case.CLA RET nt 83.50 Per Dozen.\u201c Marganx\" C] t, our bott) » ie giv .satisfaction: 500 doren Margaux ne Tana, 1 CHARET at 24,30 Per Case.(Tmported in glass.) Nathaniel Johnston & Bons Cuateau Où eurl, at 84.50 pèr case.CLARET ni 28.15 Por Dozen.Our famous \u201c Club\u201d Claret, 85.75 pet dor 5 $3.00 per 1 dozen pints.This is te populas fable Vine of the day.e are supplying it regular) ï many of the first families of and its pop ity is over on the fluor , FRASER, VIGER & COIN FINE BREAKFAST TEAS.wo offer the very best value possible to procure is all grades.Our 85 cent English Breakfast Ton.Our 45 ceut Rich Blended Tem.Our 60 cent Extra Breakfast © Our 25 cent Japan Ton.Our 30 cent Japan Ton, and Our 50 cent Japan Ten, .\u2014AS WELL AS\u2014 Our Famous Karnvan Ten nt $1.00 per Ib.The very fincat Black Tes imported into Canada, FRASER,VIGER & CO.Importers, : FANILY GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS, ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, 199 ST.J AMES STREET.ASK YOUR GROCER FOR CLUTES FOR PORRIDGE.| English Cheese, English Cheese, | Mr.| Back River, They leave Db: AUGUST 186, Hair Neglected Soon becomes dry, barsh, coarse, and ' full of dandruff ; it loses vitality and turns prematurely gray, or falls out rapidly and threatens early balduess.A careful dressing daily with Ayer\u2019s Hulr Vigor\u2014the best preparation for the purpose \u2014 will preserve the hair in all its luxuriance and beauty to a good old age.\u201cMy hair was faded and dry,\u201d writes Mabel CG.Hardy, of Delaware, Ill, \u201cbut after using only half a bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor it became black and glossy.I cannot express the gratitude I feel.\u201d Frederick P.Coggeshall, Bookseller, B51 Merrimack St., Lowell, Mass., writes: \u2018Some six or seven years ago my wife had a severe illness, In consequence of which she became almost ent rely bald and was compelled to wear a wig, A few months since she began to apply Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor to the scalp, and, after using three bottles, has a good growth of hair started all over her head.The hair is now from two to four inches long, and growing freely.The result is a most titying proof of the merit ot your admirable preparation.\" 9 » .Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor, d by Dr.J.C.A % Co., Li 1, M Prop a Dee a ota ass GASALIERS, Gas Brackets, Hall Lamps.Modern designs, nicely finished ornaments in a house, PRETTY GASALIERY, $5.60, $6.50, $7.50, $9.75 BEAUTIFUL GASALIERS, $8.50, $9.85, $12.40 HANDSONE GASALIERS, $15.50 to $27.50 New American Designs! New English Designs! HALL LANPS, - - $250, $5.00, $7.50 COLES LAMP STORES, 1792 Notre Dame.2392 St.Catherine.CAS STOVES.Selling off, balance of this season\u2019s stock ; prices all reduced.\u2026 SMALL GAR STOVES, Thc, $1.00, $1.2.STOVES TO GRILL AND BROW, $3.25, SMALL PAMILY STOVES, $6.75, - $8.15.LARGE FAMILY STOVES, $17.50, $25, $32, $15.\u201d Cole\u2019s Lamp Stores, 1798 NOTRE DAME ST.239% ST.CATHERINE STREET.192t1 ps + THE, LATE PROF.PHELPS.b The above is a portrait of the late Prof.Edward E.Phelps, M.D., D, of Dartmouth College, He was a strong, able man, whostood highinthe literaryand scientific worlds, It is not generally known, but it is, nevertheless, the truth, that Prof.Phelps was the discoverer of what is known to the Medical Profession and Chemists universally as Paine's Celery Compound, unquestionably one of the most valuable discoveries of this century.This remarkable compound is not a nervine, an essence, a sarsaparilla or any devised article; but a discovery, and it marks a distinct step in medical practice and the treatment of nervous complications, It has been freely admitted by the best medical talent in the land, and also by the leading chemistsand scientists, that for nerve troubles, nervous exhaustion, insomnia, debility, senility and even the dreaded and terrible Paresis, nothing has ever been discovered which reaches the disorder and restares health equal to this-discovery of Prof.Phelps.Paine\u2019s Celery Compound is now bein, prepared in quantities, and can be procur at- any reputable ist.An attractive bunch of celery is to found on every wrapper, It has become specially popular among professional men, mind workers, ladies burdened with exciting social duties and fre- \u201c quenters of the leading clubs, JUST RECEIVED! tog 0000 .12 9128 94 to 2000 2 to 705 to 80 Lanogst | STOCK Dd TBA CITE, Busr | VazUR GUABANTERD, R.HEMALEY, .3011 Netro Dame strast Repairs of Watches and Clooks carefully attended to.Er Telephone No.1241.s7t Music on Dominion Square.The Victoria Rifles\u2019 Band ple at Domin- fon square this evening.The foliowing is the list of selections: i 1.March\u2014L\u2019Eacorte Zlegler £2.Mazurka\u2014Bouton 4\u2019Or.29.Overture\u2014Fra Diavolo.A &.Piloodlo solo.Signor Camillo Maggio.8.Danse n Bamboula.\u2026.- Grand 0.Waits\u2014) de Dentelle.Klein 7.Selection\u2014Girofle-Girona.Offenbach\u2019; 8.Galop\u2014ZIp.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 .\u2026.Rolllnson Next concert Monday.Welsh Piente.The Welsh citizens of the city, (weather [omitting intend holding thelr outdoor tival on Saturday next, on the grounds of lero, near the C.P.R.8 from Point St, Charles, at sd, and from ing Fuse extract of wheat Lomalussie fo Brmposteta.| a Y.M.0.Bullding, Victoria square at [ame Welsh residents, visitors and sailors axe invited, 1889.THIRD EDITION.\u2018 WORLD'S NEWS IN BRIEF, AUSTRIAN EMPEROR LEAVES BERLIN, Mr.Matthews and the Maybrick Case\u2014The- Canadian Pacific Mail Centract\u2014M.de Roulede and General Boulanger.CABLE, Emperor Francis Joseph left Berlin at 9 p- m, yesterday.He goes to Ischl, via Leipste.\u201d \u2018He drove to tho ratlway station with Emperor William, Cheeriflg crowds lined the streets, The two Emperors, on parting, embraced each other repeatedly.The Archbishops and Patriarchs of Spain, to the number of BUU, have sent a petition to Lhe Pope, praying that he confer upon Christopher Columbus the title of Venerable, prior tu the celebration of the 400th anni- versury of the discovery of America.Mr, Matthews, the Home Secretary, is in- nndated with letters from all parts of the United Kingdom, urging him to one course or another in the Maybrick case.The study and consideration of the evidence given at the trial absorbs his time to the exclusion of all other business.At the Bonapartist banquet at Paris last night, Gen.Dubearil eulogized Boulanger, who, he said, sood for the national tradition of the plebiscite.He appealed to his hearers to nerve themselves for an important work.* Let us strongly attempt to deliver ourselves and redeem France from the mire into which she has been dragged.\u201d \"His speech was followed by cries of ** Vive Boulanger.\u201d The British Government is making a great effort to secure the confirmation by arliament of the contract with the Canadian Pacific Railway for the transfer of the mails for Hongkong, which it is proposed to send by way of Halifux.The proposal has developed great opposition on the part of many important interests affected, and it is doubtful if the Government will succeed in securing the necessary approval of Par liament before the adjournment.M.De Roulede, the prolitic writer of war history, and president of the Patriot League of France, a Boulangist organization, in an Interview at Paris yesterday; expresses the opinion that the popular belief that Boulan- er had conoluded an alliance with the rleanist party was respunsible for the Goneral's defeat at the recent elections for the States General.M.De Roulede very frankly admits that his chief's present rospects are not very brilliant, but he opes that Boulanger and his party will still carry their banner to victory.AMERICAN.The British man-of-war \u201cTourmaline\u201d has arrived at New York from Halifax The Iowa State Republican Convention has nominated Mr, Hutohlson for Governor.The agent of the English sypdicate has secured control of all the large breweries In Pittsburg, Pa.oo.À.F.Hall, dealer In\u2019erbral merchandise at Dundee and Woodstock, LL, has assigned, Liabilities, $100,000.The Virginia State Democratic fonven- tion has nominated Oaptain Philip Ww, McKinney for Governor.Hingston, Peake & Co.one of the largest wholesale dry goods and furnishing goods houses in Kansas City, Mo, has suspended.Liabilities, $90,000.Montgomery 8, Gibson, of the Preble and Ottawa hotels, Portland, Me., has fail He is president of the National Hotel Men's Association.Liabilities unknown.The vicinity of Mammoth, Greensburg county, Pa., yesterday was visited by à snowstorm.shortly after daylight yesterday morning.The white flakes fell until the ground was covered.Jack Gorton, who was sentenced last week to ten years\u2019 imprisonment for robbing the express train at Clipper Gap, Cal, has © à confession.© also admits they robbed the stage at Sonoma county, for which crime he was tried and acquitted.The passenger train on the Boston & Albany railroad, jeaving North Adams, ass, at 10 o'clock, ran into a freight car at Renfrew.The engine waa badly wrecked and the passengers were shalien up and thorougly frightened.All trains were delayed.Frank Weller, Deputy Collector of Inland Revenue for the Tallahassee district, Fla.was shot and killed last night by John Brasswell, a moonshiner living near West- ville.Brasswell escaped.Weller was a son of Rev.Dr.Weller, of the Eplscopal church.i He téüves 4 wife tid cblld, The sub-committee of the flood relief committee at Johnstown, Pa, concluded thetr conferences with the local committee yesterday and agreed upon a report which provides for the distribution of $1,149,614 foal of the classes as rated by the board of enquiry.George Slater, a well-known journalist of New York, died yesterday in Roosefelt Hospital, Mr.slater for a lon time was secretary of the Press Club, of which he a member at the time of his death.T, Slater was for a number of years, and.until a few months ago, connected with the Unite ess.The subsidiary High Court of the Anclent Order of Foresters at Minneapolis yesterda voted to sever all connection with the Hig Court of England and organize as an American High Court.The differences arose over the admission of colored men to the order, the English High Court iheisting on it and the American objecting.A riot occurred at Peterburg, Pa., Wednesday between a gang of -Itallan railroad laborers and a number of newly-arrived negro laborers.The negroes armed themselves with revolvers, clubs and stones, In the melee one of the Îtalians was shot dead, another had his head split open with a stone and several others were seriously hurt.The Itallans were driven out of the town.The Pennsylvania d Company has decided to order one thousand more freight cars, making in all six thousand cars.The reason of this order, it was stated by a prominent official, ls that President Roberts is fully awake to the necessity of having more available rolling stock anti not to have shippers complaining of want of cars About three-fifthe of the order will be coal cars and the remainder the box pattern.The Seventy-fourth giment of Peoks- kil], N.Y., Is demoralized Private Rotman and the insanity of Colonel Johnson.Fifteen members of the regimént were'drunk and disorderly in the streets on Wednesday night.They crowded around a servant girl and her screams atiracted a crowd and caused great excitement.The two policemen of the yhlage dispersed the soldiers and the orowd, but were afraid to undertake the arrest of so many soldiers.When President Harrison arrived at Bath, Me.on Wednesday, he made & speech, re- forring to Bath\u2019s principal industry shipbuilding, which has greatly declined durin recent years, saying: \u201cln every way that properly can, whether as a oltizen or as a bublio official, I shall endeavor to promote tho rebuilding of our American merchant marine, and the restoration of that great carrying trade which we once possessed in every sen\u201d He was enthuslastically cheered.A jury was obtained in the Sulllvan prize fight case at Purvis, Mise, yesterday and the trial began.Sullivan pleaded not guil \"4 \u201cMajor Robinson, à Deputy Bheriff, was the testified to seeing the mone ed and the men hit one another.On crose-exam- ination he said he could not swear that the ring was in Marlon county.tate then rested ite case, an era were no witnesses on the other side, it was agreed that the case should go over untill to-day.The jury were locked up in the court for the night.After an interval of two years work has been resumed on the submarine tunnel to connect New York with New Jersey city.For tho first time the financial part of the undertaking has been placed on a firm basis, and it is claimed the tunnel will be completed before 1892, It will be walled in first witness.He described the light and han er so as pendent tunnels, ench 5900 feot iohg.There will be an approach of three- hs of & mile on each side, making a total length-of over 214 miles for vach tuniel.About 2000 feet of thé north section of thetunnel has already been completed.Henry Rakestraw, colored, who was ree cently appointed postmastor at Cheraw, 8.O., wont to the neighboring town of Dar- lington on Monday endeavor to secure bondsmeon.Falling in this he got drunk J and proceeded to paint the town F for efault oi he was arrested, and, In 10 fine, was locked up for ten days, amocratic citizens of Darlington, for the sake of the dignity of the federal appointing power, patriotically raised & popular ubscription in behalf of the unfortunate Bak traw, with which they paid his®fn urchased him a railroad ti m home rejoloing.cket and sen : 1 OANADIAN., aller Sli, ° school teacher, was Sra at Sterling, Ont, yesterday re freieht trai, west.of the station, Me wa & y the suloide of | struck by the engine while sitting on the track and horribly mangled.Large quantities of bullding stone are be- bg shipped from Halifax to Buffalo and Chicago.The first sod of the Regina and Long Lake railway will be turned by Mrs.Dowd- Rey on Saturday.It 18 probable that thirty-five additional miles of the Manitoba & Northwest raliway will be bullt this year.The libel suit of Clarke va.Burrows was dismissed with coëts at Winnipeg yesterday.Clarke's libel suit against Cyr was withdrawn, Coal from the anthracite mines near Banff will compete with American coal In the Winnipeg market next winter and prices will be reduced.What is believed to be the largest casting ever made in Canada has just been finishe at the steel works, New Glasgow, N, 8.in the shape of an anvil block weighing thirty- five tons.At a largely attended meeting of the citi- \u2018zens of Winnipeg last night it was decided to erect a monument to the memory of the late Hon.Mr.Norquay, subscriptions being limited to $1.The Murray canal was formally opened estorday by Hoh.Mr.Bowell and H, r- y, M.P, assisted by the City counolls of Belleville and Trenton and a number of prominent citizens.The Grand Lodge of Oddfellows at Charlottetown has elected J.Wilson, 8t.John, grand master; J.C.P.Frazel,' Halifax, and secretary; and Henry A.Taylor, alifax, grand treasurer.Richard McAndrew, a colored bandsman on board the British worship \u201cTourmaline, * has just died in the Dockyard hospital, Halifax, from gluttony.Those sleeping in the same ward with McAndrew say his groans were terrible.\u2018I'he deceased was 45 Years of age aud leaves a wife and family at Barbadoes.The steam barge \u201cButcher Boy,\u201d from French River for Chatham, with a cargo ot lumber, when abreast of Kettle Point, Ont., yesterday, suddenly sprang a leak, and the crew, being unable to keep up her tire with all the pumps going, had to run her ashore, where she now lies on a large flat rock about 800 yards from shore.At the Grand Lodge meeting of the Manitoba Oddfellows, at tanipeg, the following officers were elected: Dr.Glinert, Carberry, grand master; W.J.Watson, Winnipeg, eputy grand master; Dr.More, Brandon, grand warden; J.D.Conklin, Winnipeg, grand secretary; D.E.McKinnon, Winnipeg, grand treasurer; J.D.Conklin, representative to Grand Lodge for two years.The twenty-ninth annual convention of the Provincial Teachers\u2019 Association of Ontario came to a close at Niagara, Ont, yesterday evening.The last day of the meeting was given up to routine work and resolutions, he following officers were elected for the current year: President, 8.Woods, M.À.; revording eecretary, R.W.oan; corresponding secretary, J.H, Smith, and treasurer, W.J.Hendry.The remains of an antediluvian monster have been discovered on the southeast quarter of lot 9, concession 7, township of Ama~ ranth, Ont, owned by wW.B Jouy, ex-reeve.The parts found are exceedingly well preserved and consist of a large horn or tusk, 12 feet 8 inches long, a numberof ribs ranging from flve feet in length up, portions of the backbone, eto.Mr.John Jolly of Bhel- burne, has now the remains in le pobses- slon.The search will be continued for other bongs.A fire broke out at 4 o'clock yesterday morning in a bakery store at Tado and spread to three neighboring houses.They were all burned.e school house and the upper part of the village were saved only with much difficulty.There being no fire service, the water had to be carried from the river and thrown on the flames, The cottages of Archdeacon Evans and Mr.Henry Thomas, of the Academy of Musto, were in imminent danger at one time, Strenuous efforts to prevent the spread of the fire were made by Bir Roderick Cameron and his two na, Rev.Curé Lemieux, Mr.Caron, Mayor of Tadousac, Mr.Henry Thomas, Archdeacon Evans, and some other residents.\u2018The loss will reach $5000.A meeting was held at Woodstock, On esterde of the miilers of the Counties 0 xford, Brant, Waterloo, Haldimand and Norfolk.It was decided that the wheat buying table and flour exchange table, adopted at the Brantford mee , Should continue in force till the next meeting.The reports from various members present as to wheat prospects in their sections indicate that, In the district heard from, the wheat yiela will avers, fifteen bushels to the acre.It was declded to accept the Detroit market as a general guide.A delegate was appointed to visit Rochester and other points ew York In search of seed wheat of excellent quality for milling purposes.The next meeting will be held at Galt on the first Thursday in Beptember.BOULANGER DEFENDED.Bpeech of General Du Barail at a Bona-~ partist Banquet.PARIS, August 16\u2014A grand .Bonapartist banquet was given last night, at which 1600 persons were present, Every mention of Boulanger\u2019s name by the speakers was greeted with acclamation.neral Du Barall presided.He said General Boulanger alone among the Republicans remained faithful to the \\pational tradition of the plebiscite.What could be conceived more odlous than the traitorous judiolary trap called a al by the High Court of the Senate.an old soldler, he folt wounded in his military honor upon seeing an officer and a high dignitary of the Legion of Honor, after serving his country for thirty years, put in the balance against the evidence of swindlers and abject spies.Never before had such humtiita- tion been inflicted Japon tho army.Everything was promi \u2014 Justice, the magistracy, apd the national fiances, 086 domineering, he sald, understand neither their perils nor our pride.Let us, with strong hearts, make a violent effort to deliver ourselves.At the conclusion of the dpeeches there were cheers and shouts of \u201cVive Boulanger.\u201d 2 Struck by Lightning.NEWINGTON, Ont., August 15.\u2014The barns and sheds belonging to Leonard Helmer, dbout one and a half mile south of here, were burned to the ground last night about glx o'clock, together with the conten consisting of this season's crop 0 ay, some grain, all the agricultural implements and about two hubdred bushels of oats.The barns were struck by lightning during the heavy thunderstorm.88 0; Insured for $950.The saw mill and cheese box factory of Mr.James Duval of this place was burned about 4 this morning.Origin not known.Loss between $3000 and $4000; no insurance.Strike of Dock Laborers.LONDON, August 16\u2014Twenty-five hundred dock laborers of London have struck.Many forma of nervous debility in men teld to the use of Carter's Little Liver Pills, aluable for pervous weakness, night sweats, Try them.ee | Beauty is often but a splendid cloak which conceals the imperfections of the soul.A lady from Syracusd writes: \u201cFor about seven yesys before taking Northrop & Lyman\u2019s Vegetable Discovery and Dyspeptlo Cure, I suffered from a complaint very prevalent with our sex.I was unable to walk any distance or stand on my feet for more than a fow minutes at a time without feeling exhausted, but now I am thankful to say.I can walk two miles without feeling the least inconvenience.\u201d For Female Complaints it has no equal.Special Notice.Ihe [balance a our boys\u2019 linen sults Mo w clear for © next fow da a « 80 Rafter's, 211 McGill st.ye 192 3 The Public will Notice with .Pleasure the Introdusction of * Pasteur\u2019b Positive Pile Cure\u201d into Canada.It has proved a specific for this painful malady.Samples free from B.E.McGale, A.R.Gray ahd Lavlolette & Nelson.- 102 2 i & 8ce our fine businoss pants to order $3.75.Rafter's, 211 McGill st.192 A third grand ball will take place at St.n Springs Sanitarium on Saturday evening, the 17th Inst.Parties desirious of spending.s first-class time should attend.Trains leave Dalhousie Btation, C.P.R'y., at 8.10 à.m.and 2 and 5 p.m.turn (are, at 2 - Rafter\u2019s suits-to order at fiftesn dollars are still on the move.Rafter\u2019s, 211 oo] st.qe 2 3) \u20ac eu Vise, voue, Batters « men's puits THE BARONETS UEIR.CHAPTER XXV.CONTINUED), Had Hester, In her grief and despalr, given to the unsuspiclous baronet a clue of he truth?A cold sweat broke cut on his brow, \u201cWhat did you say?Whut did you tell him?\u2019 he gasped.\u201cYou know him, then?\" queétioned his wife.\u201cHe told me you were still in Sicily, What object could he have in decetving me?Father and son are both alixe\u2014both false and cruel! Why, I was about to start for Sicily, and they Knew all the while that you were here!\u201d \u201cWhat\u2014what did Sir Arthur say when he saw Lhat letter?\u201cHe said hisson probably wanted to spare me the worse grief of finding you an idiot.But you are not idiot, darling\u2014\u2014\"\" \u201cNo, but I shall be if I have to listen to your singular appoais much longer, madam, \u2018sald Lowder, in a hoarse, discordant voice, \u201cFor the twentieth time, let me tell you that I am not Jasper Lowder\u2014that I don't know you\u2014\u2014\u201d \u201cPoor Jasper?\u2019 said the young wire, soothingly, putting his hand softly, an looking up at him with tender, piteous oyes, full of wild beseeching.1t was impossible to deceive her in regard to ber husband's Identity, Lowder comprehended, with the dull chill of despair.He could not cheat a love like this.Sho had never seen Guy Tressilian, and could not know how very like he was, In external ap arance, to Mis treacherous friend.She new her husband, and it were worse thal vain to battle with that knowledge.What was to be dune?He resolved that he would die before he would give up his fortune, his position-\u2014and Blanche.Even in this hour, when the obstacle between him and Sir Arthur's ward rose up like a solid wall of rock, ne dared to think of innocent Blanche! He luoked down into Hester Lowder\u2019s face.It was a simple, hones tender face\u2014not beautiful, but delicate an sweet.Her low brows were shaded by brown hair; her blue eves, not lovely in themselves, but glowing with the loveliness of her true and untainted soul, were full of anxious entreaty ; her mouth quivered with a pitiful, brave little smile; and all her features were alight with the tender, pitying, rely love she felt fur her treacherous hus- an In spite of his anger, Lowder's heart was touched.He had not dreamed thut she loved him so well.And at that moment flashed upon him the idea how torid himself of her without noise or scandal, without furthur arousing the possible suspicions of Bir Arthur Tressilllan that all was not right.He glanced out from the shadows whore he was standing, und beheld the cabman still seated on bis box, with his perplexed face turned towards the park, in expecta tion of Mrs.Lowder\u2019s return.Stepping back further into the gloom, Lowder clapped his hands to his head with a sudden theatrical gestures, and waved them before his eyes, ug if to cleur away a film before bis vision.Then with a theatrical start, he ejaculated, as in consternation\u2014 \u201cRester !\u201d The poor little woman gave a gob of joy.\u201d \u201cHe knows me, he knows me!\u201d she orled, ecgtatically.\u201cHe is not mad 1\u201d \u201cNo.3 .1 am not mad,\u201d said Lowder; hut\u2014\u2014\u2014- there was a look In his eyes, before which poor Hester shrank.\u201cI am in my right mind now, Hester, although [ am subject to .fits of aberration since that terribie shipwreck.How came you here?\" Hester repeated the story she had already toid him.\u201cYes, yes,\u201d he commented, when she had concluded.\u201cMr.Treesilian wrote to you that I was dead to spare you the anguish of knowing me insane.Butlbegan to recover after he left Sicily.And, part of tha time pane, and part of the time demented, I have made my way to England in search of my friend and benefactor.I have not seen him yot; I have but to-day arrived in the vicinity of Tressilian Court I\u201d ; \u201cMy poor darling! But why did you not come directly to me\u2014to your own wife?\u2019 asked Hester.\u201cBecause I had soûne fancy that Mr.Tres silian would get me medical aid,\u201d said the bypocrite.** sense enough to keep from you until I could present myself wholly in my right mind.\u201d This expianation and the sudden recogni tion of her, clumsy as both were, completely -\u2014 deceived the honest-hearted trusting young wife.Jasper Lowder had been great an noble and perfect in her eyes.Bhe was not keen nor suspicious enough to see that he was acting a part.The utter improbabillty that he should recover control of his mil : at such a jupoture, and recognize her after > .the mannerfhe had done, did not even occur to her in her great joy.\u201cBut you know me now, Jasper?\u201d she said, pressing closer to his side.\u201cYes, Hester.\u201d \u201cOh, thank heaven \"the poor young crea turesobbed, \u201cI have suffered so much,Jasper; I thought I had lost you, darling! Have you geen Bir Arthur and Mr.Tressilian yet?\u201d \u201cNot yet.Did you see Mr.Guy\u2014Mr.Treesilian?\u201d \u201cIo,\u201d answered the unsuspicious Hester; \u201che is out somewhere his father Said.He would soon be in.\u201d ; \u201cAnd where are you stoppinæ, Hester?\u201d \u201cAt Gloucester, at the Crown Hotel.And baby is there, Jasper.\u201d \u201cIs he?Well, you are a pair of babies, wandering about together.You know about as much of the world as baby hime; self.Bhut up ina prim, strict boarding- school until you were grown up, then sent immediately abroad as governess toa family residing in Munich, you are as innocent of | knowing the ways of the world as any {Re fant.I wonder you dared take the journey - to England alone.\u201d - *\u2018A woman dares do almost anything for one she loves,\u201d returned the young wife, stmply.\u201cYes! I don\u2019t doubt it now, my flerce ittlerobin! I have told you that] am still occasionally subject to fits of aberration.I must see a doctor a8 soon as may be.But rst I must see my oid friend and amployer, r.Tressilian.As for you, Hester, you mustgo back to the Crown Hotel and wait for me.\u201d \u201cOh, Jasper, will you not go with me?\u201d \u201cI cannot.Havel nut implied that I will come to you?You must go alone, und say nothing to anvgne that you have seen me, If you want to set up your authority over mine, say so; but I ewear to you, Hester, that when you cease to be ruled by me Î will cast you off! If you obey me, well; if not; you will alienate me from you, body and soul !\u201d = This alternative was too terrible for the poor young wife.She sobbed out her readies ness obey him implicitly., \u201cVery well, then.Go buck to Gloucester immodiaty.1 will visit you ;within an hour of your return to your hotel.Not à word to any one about me.Remember I\u201d \u201cAnd you, Jasper?\u201d } \u201cI must soe Mr.Tressilian first.Are you going?\u2019 | The wife hosttated, tool a stop or two, then returned, saying wistfully\u2014 _ \u201cJasper, you forgot to kiss me!\u201d Lowder bent towards her, and kissed her coldly.There had been a time when __ Hester's true heart and Hester's loving eyes had made his life sweet; but that time was past.The glamour of a more passionate affection wäs upon him now, and to win Blanche he would have ruthlessly sacrifloed this loving, trusting wile.° : Hestor returned the caress with a long, clinging embrace, and, then, with stifled sobs, turned and lott him.She opened the low park gate, and approached the cab with - hor heavy crape veil drawn over her face, The cabman sprang from his box to assist har, helped her into the vehicle, and shut the door.\u201cBack to the hotel,\u201d said Mrs.Lowderina stifled voice.The cabman remounted his box, and t vohicle again went on its way towards.Givucester.Jasper Lowder looked aftor it from his covéring with a fearful scowl.: \u201cThis is a strange hitch in'my schemes, &: frightful miscarriage of my plane,\u201d he mute tored.\u201cWho would have supposed th timid creature would have piucked up spirit and courage to come to England?Was there ever a madder movement than har.\u2019 abandonment of her situation ana setting out with a young child on a fool's errand Why did she not write to the address of Guy Tressilian, as any one else would have dona?Is this foolish, unnecessary visit a fatalit Does it portend evil to me?Curse th woman! \"Why didn\u2019t she die when she got the tidings of\u2018 my death?She is one of those shrinking, dependent, loving women who die of a broken heart, and 1 don\u2019t ses why she didn\u2019t!\u201d He breathed a malediction against poor, Hester that would have curdled her blood! could she have heard it.\u201c] met the emergency cleverly,\u201d he said bo.hymaelf after a pause, the cab having vanighed from his sight.\u201cThat was a.clevertie! I'll think it over and add details to giveit a genuine look! Bhe must not suspect that am hirsonating Guy Tres- sillan! She must believe Guy be here in : his own proper person, and she must be lieve me his hanger-on, his secretary, anything! I'll get the idea before I ses her! She won't dare to doubt me, evon if whe wore not so unsuspecting! 03 Jb / s& Continued) a | Sesdied at the Winddor for four LAST EDITION.GREAT INTEREST SHOWN IN SATURDAY'S LACROSSE MATCH Peotween the Ottawns and the Monirenlers\u2014 Betting In Favor ot! the Latter\u2014Nuin- crous Protests Likely, It is several veurs sinee there was such an amount of interest taken many spordng event hero ws is evinced in Saturday's Ot- tawa-Mpnureal match, Thesvmpathy is entirely with Montreal especially onaccount of the probabie mis d composition of the visit- \u201cing team, which will go far towards keeping Ottawa oui of the series next year.Ths Montrealers, however, chin to he nure of a | Ylétory, and no doult they will maken grent effort To prose that, no tabter how much they are Umposed upon, Lhey are the best team aftor atl.\u2018The teeing amongst the Bhamrock men, who tive no personal interest in the matter, ince they are out of the race, is in 1uvor of Montreal, and Captain Lally, of Cornwidl, saya that betuny there is Lwo bo cue tn finer of the home | team.No indications that Dutaws is willing | to risk its money have yet been received, and in the city the betting, thus far amounting to some two huniired dollars, is even money offered on Uitawa, It is the goneral opinion that at least tive members of the propused Ottawa teat ourhit to be protested: apd if the men mentioned ~ | I n the STAR of last l'uesday are aliowod | to play, the match will be a pure! farce, » as far us wnateur lacrosse | is concerned.The men that are | most objected to are Skell, of Richmond | Hill, who, it is said, has not been a member | af the Ottawa einb for the prescribed timo of thirty days: Green, who was protested | at great expense by Montreal two or threo years ago, aud who made himself rather un- leasantly prominent by his play in the hamrock-Otiawn match at Ottawa, and McConagzhy who wus protested by Toronto because the C.Li.A refused to let him play with any but the Richwond Hill club.Then there is McKay, who caused the rumpus in the Ottawa club a week ago, which ENDED IN THE RESIGNATION of Dr.Couzens, as president, on aceount of his connection with certain prizo Hæehts, and Barry.The latter was onco à Sham- rook mau, but left them and joined Ottawa, flo has epout.however, most of his time ere, and on saturday will afford to e lovers upholders of amn- teur lacrusse the iuapiring spee- tacle of a member of the Montreal Fire De- ment playing in Montreal, against tho ontrealers, as a member of tho Ottawa Lacrosse Club, Last of all there is Ellard, who, it 18 said, will play with Ottawa.Ho was protested by Montreal, while a member of the Shamrocks, tor having received money to go and teach the members of the Baltimore Club, and though the case has not yet been decided all the papers are in, As in all cases of this kind it will be hard to prove that he thereby broke the amateur clause, for the defence will be that he received simply money for travelling purposes, sticks and shoes, and that it Was a scheme to put a formidable home player on the opposite team oul of the way.Another reason for protest witt probably bo found in the alieged fact, that he is still a member of the Shamrock team, but they would hardly have dared to play him, in that cast, agalnst his old club as the Ottawas intended to do, when the Shamrocks visited thom last.Ellard himself, wno was present on tas Montreal grounds last wight when Saturdays team was playing a practice match with the Shamrocks, says he does not think they will play him.The home team have received information to the effect that if there are any prutests on their part, the Ottawas will retaliate Ly PROTESTING M'NAUOHTON AND CHEYNE.The charges to be brought against the former cannot be imagined, but in regard to the latter, It is sald that the visitors expect to prove that he played somewhere under ean assumed name, and received monay for it Cheyne says that they cannot make out a ease against hin; that the Montreal committee are aware of his entire lacrosse career and would not play him if they thought his record was not clear, The clubs have not yet been able to agree on umpires or referee, and a\u2019 meeting of the F xecutive Committee, consisting of Messrs, and Ross McKenzie, Toronto; J.P, Clarke, daamrocks; WW.J.Cleghorn, Mont- Jal; .Martin, Ottawa: and ; \u2014- has been o'vivek this S'térnçoon.As it stands now the choice lies Dotweer foby Butler, of the Shamrocks, wnom both clubs favor; P.MeKegwn, of the .8 mmrocks, the choive of tiie Ot®wae; and Ross McKenzie, of the Torontos, the choice of Montreal.Butler and P.D.Ross, of \u201ctawa, ware agreed upon as umpires, but Nir.Ross will be unable to serve.To show how little sympathy lovers of amateur sports, even in Qttawa, have with the despicable polley of the Ottawa Club in im- Tlinæ their players from ail over the ominion and Lhe United States, the following extract from an editorial in the Ottawa Jowrnal is printed So far as Lhis city is concerned, it has heen ettinz little credit, tor the victories of its -rosse team.The operations of past years have earned the team the name of hoing morely au aggregation of experts collected from all over Canada, Few of the players but have Lad this thrown at them on the .field by opponents.This scason things are woree than ever.If the club should win the championship, the city wili simply COME 1N FOR SNLERS.What is being done is patent to all Canada.here is no use of the rommittee stickin itd liend in the sand, ostrich.like, and faocying that the other clubs do not see its long legs scraping in plavers from every \u2026 @vallable quarter.* * \u201c What is tho object of \u201cgood lacrosse that we must have it here at i8 expense of somany other considerations \u2014 for instance, at tho expense of square treatment of other clubs, al the expense of the spirit of amateur sport, and at Lhe expanse of those of our boys who play good enough lacrosse to look forward to «oma of the kudos to twelves?\"The demand! for tickets is very large and if the weather be favorable the gate receipts \u201c Will probably bn the largest that has been collected in this city for sowie years, but for some reason best known to the Montreal club no tickels will Le sold except at the &grounds through the Ottawa excursionists will be able to obtain them in the morning on the train.oo [SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.] OTTAWA, August 16.\u20145kell of Richmond Hill, one of the new lacrosse players brought here, has not proved good enough, and will not play to-morrow.This has declded the Ottawa's to play McKay.The m to-morrow will be as follows: McCon- *aghy, goal; Barry, point; Druhan, cover point; MoKay, Popham, Glendinning, de- ence fleld; Bissonette, centre; Coulson,.Green and Thomas, home field; Kent and Bennet home.In consequence of the row kicked up about importing players, \"\u201c thiere has been a disposition to make the j par ns representative as possible, and Me be gained on first-class y and Bennett are the only men who ive not played before this season; in fact, 1 of the team except MeConaghy, Barry and Bennett have belonged to the clu Jor the past two years.At the same time the team is probably the best the club has ever put in the fleld, and its surporters are confident of a first-class match with the Montrealers.eee Trouble on Board the.** Passport.\u201d ; A miniature strike occurred on the Riche- Jeu Ontario Navigation Company's steamship \u201cPassport,\u201d Captain Duncan Sinclair, Just as tho ship was on the point i for its trip to Toronto this morning.Four of the men on Board posi- i tively refused to work, and nothing could induce them change their minds on that .head.Captain Sinclair in consequence was bliged to give them in charge of two of the arbor Police constables, and to take on four pew hands selected in the hurry.The \u201cboat started without the captain, who as obliged to go to the Police Court an lay a charge against the four men, David Scott, James Scrimger, Edward Jennings and dames Groales, who explained that they ware not engaged by the month, and that they would leave just when it suited them.The captain, however, claimed that he had \u201cenzaged them by the month.Scott and Scpimger were remanded until the return of «} daptain Sinclair next week, The other two wore lot go._ _ Û : The \u2018Sarnia's* Passengers.List of cabin passengers per Dominion \u2018Line 88.\u201cBarnin,\u201d captain Joseph Gibson, \u201cfrom Quebec, 16th Instant.for Liverpool.My.Chus.Auld, {r.: Mr.O.Cloment, Mrs.Clement, Mr.L.Dgshwoeod, Mrs.J.A, Des- r.Chas.A.Faudville, Mrs.Faud- 3 Ernèstine Enudville, Mr, Kefteon, Miss Keatson, Miss Parker, Mr.J.Retal- Caucus at Quebec, Com \u2018oatteus was hald at tho residence of Gpesaies Moroler Feetoniav 86 Quebec, ead | was attended by the Senators, Legislative Councillors and members of the: Commons and Legislative Assembly for the district of Quebec.After the caucus thé party went out for a sail on the \u201cVega, as guests of the Premier.The main objet of the meeting was the same as that of the meeting held in Montreal ten days ago, the reorganization of the Councils of Arts and Manufactures, and the Council of Agriculture, as shown by the following extract from La Justice: ™ This largo meeting discussed tho lmportant question of Arts and Manufactures, and Agricultpre and the reorganization of the councils, which are Lo Tonk after them, as well as to the aid which is Lo be given for the best advantage ol the country.\u201d THE MADAWASKA MURDER.Inquest on the Body of Robert Ferguson\u2014 \u2018Fhe Murderer Expresses Sorrow.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.! KINGSTON, August 16.\u2014An inquest has heen begun at Madawaska over the body of Robert Ferguson, murdered by Edward Mece- Laughlin.FieLaughlin has not been arrested, ns the constables lear to go to his home, On the other hand, McLaughlin is afratd to give hinisol! up.Ho imagines he would be lynched.He has expressed great sorrow over lis act, He shot Ferguson wblle exuspérated.lie says he meant to hit the feitow 1 tho logs, but as he reached around, Lee's revoiver got pointed upwards, One witness swore that McLaughlin threatennd to shoot Ferguson if he cume near him, and another, who tried to stop MeLaughiin, hs he advanced on Ferguson, {was orderedd away at the peril of his !lfe.The men were LWelve feet apart when tho shot was fired.MeLaughlinretused to give | Up his revolver previous to the shooting.Ho thought the crowd was against him.Ferguson was buried to-day at Dalhousie.To-morrow\u2019s Sporting Programme.Championship lacrosse mutch: Qttawa va.Montreal, new A.A.A.A.grounds ab 3.30 p.in.Junior lacrosse match: Crescents vs.Dominions, Exhibition grounds.Junior lacrosse match: Montreal Jrs.vs.St.Gubriel.Junior League lacrosse match: Beavers vs.Cote St.Antoine.Junior lacrosse match at Cornwall: Young Canudians vs.St.Lawrence Jrs.Annual races, Montreal Swimming club, at 2.3u p.m.Annual regatta, Pointe Claire Boating club: Baseball match, Athletics vs.Junior Clippers, Clipper grounds, Atwater avenue.ALL B.C.ride to Lachine, 7 p.m.The results of the Ottawa-Montreal match will bepublished after each game on the STAR bulletin with the aid of the Bell Telephone Co., which has arranged special service for this purpose.A Youthful Burglar.Alphonse Delisle, the 19 year old aceom- pifvu of Peter Duffy, a notorious burglar, who just now is serving a five years\u2019 term in St.Vincent de Paul penitentiary, for the burglary in Mr.W.8.Gardner's residence, on Mackay street last year, was sentenced to four years penitentiary by Judge Des- noyers in the Police Court this morning, for breakinz into Mr.Alphonse Lalonde's residence, on RL Margaret street, and stealing goods to the value of about $25.At the time of the robbery in Mr, Garaner\u2019s house thers wus convicting evidence against him, but he {eft the vity and was only seen here Last night by Detectives Campeau and Car- enter, who immediatery arrested hin.here was also a warrant against him for breaking into Mr.E.Morin\u2019s house, on Poele lune, and stealing $50 trom jt.Duffy and Delisle\u2019s headquarters, on Wiliam street, were found to pe a museum of stolen goods, over 3150 worth being stored up there.The Funoral of a Russian Knight.The funeral of the late Samuel Opoexynskl Youngheart took place this morning from bis late residence, 370 Dorchester street.The deceased gentleman was distinguished as beln one of the only two Jewish knights ever honored with that titled in the Russian domain, He was personally decorated by tie Czar, Alexander 1, during the Russian- Turkish War for services rendered in the commissariat department of the army.The eortege was escorted to the burial ground by a large number of leading citizens of all denuminations.The burial service, as rendered dy Rev.Rabbi Friedlander, was most impressive.The deceased gentleman leaves a wife und three sons, Joseph, Edward and Felix, residing in this city, and two daughters, resident in Russia.A Maniac Throagh Drink.Yesterday afternoon a young man, suffering from delirium tremens, stood on the Grand Trunk track at Seigueurs street and put up hiv fists in pugitistic style Lo an approaching Jocometive.It was with much ditfivulty that he was pulled off the track, but sume time afterwards he was again seen on the track rurther east awaiting the approach of a train.Ido was grabbed by somo gentlemen, and hold till the train had passed, but he threatened to throw himself under a train.Consequently Sergt.Parkor was sent for.Before the arrival of the po- tice, however, friends took the young man in charge.A Father in Search of His Son.The body of the young man, which was found floating in the river at Longue Pointe, was interred yesterday without having baen identified, This morning a gentleman called at the morgue and stated that his son, aged 19 had been missing for three weelrs and he was inclined to believe that the remains might be those of his boy.He failed to identity the clothes, but in ordar to satisfy himselfheealled upon the coroner to have an order issued fur the disinterment of the body.Pointe Claïro Begatta.The annual regatia of the Pointe Claire Boating Club promises to be a great suc- cers, numerous entries having been made from the various resorts along the river, and some beautiful prizes being offered.Trains will leave Bonaventure at 1.15, 1.30 and 2.10, returning at 6.30 and 11 p.m.The Fusilier Band has basen engaged for the afternoon and will also furnish the music for the bonnet hop.City Oficiais Complained Of.Ald.Robert has been making complaints that certain city employés al the Water Department are wanting In courtesy to peo- le having business at that plece.It must be said in justice to the employ és, that during the last few duys thoy have been overrun and their exertions taxed to the utmost on account of the payment of the water tax.\u2018Widening of Shaw Streot.Judge Jette to-day granted tho application of the City Attorney to change the homologated line of Show street, which is being widened and extended between Notre: Dame and Sherbrooke streets.PERSONAL.Mr.James Johnson, of the Ottawa Citizen, and Mr.L.P.Kribs.oi the \u2018| oronto Empire, are at the Hall, on thets return from a trip to the Maritime Provinces.Rev.I.Samuel, senfor minister of the London Bayswater Synagogue, 1s visiting the city with his daughter and son, And 15 the guest of Mr, Jesse Joseph, Dilcoosha.Among the new \u201cadvocates of St.Peter,\u201d ot Rome, Which the Count Gadétano Agmelll def Maïherbi is president, are: Judge Baby, Judge Pagnuelo, Messrs, J.J.Curran, 9 C., M.P., F.Vanasse, M.P., editor of Le Monde, P.B.Mignault, J, C.Anger, N.P., F.Lecavallér, ex- M, P.P., Hon.L.O.Talllon, and L.L.Corbeil, advocate, + - Mr, Oljvier Clement and family left yesterday 9 S8.\u201cSarnia,\u201d for a trip fo Kurope.Mr.Clement, whose lang and falthful services of 24, Years in the dioney Order Branch of the Montreal Post Office, entliled him to such consideration at the hands of the Department, intends doing the Continent.before his return.He i8 a courteous ana obliging oMcer and deservedly popular.His Eminence Cardinal Taschereau nas gone to Rimouski, accompanied by Mgr.Marois, to pay À vist of condolence to Mgr.Langevin, who lately tost his brother, Very Rev.Mgr.Edinond Lange- vin, Vicar-Genorel of the diocese.that Mer.Langevin has asked for a coadjutor bishop, and that the new dignitary will be Rev, Abbé Gauvreau, curé of Levis, who will be succeeded by Rov.Abbé Plaisance, vicar of St, Roch, BIRTHS.HARDY\u2014On the 4th Inst., at 46 St.Lows street, the wifa of Mr.Amd.Hardy, of a daughter.- OUTRE WEATHER 11 à \u2018m\u2014Probabilities nest 24 hours: Moderate winds; partly clondy weather, with local showers: stationary or higher temperatures, READINGS ny HRARN & Hanrrson's Standard Thermometer this day: Noon, 71: Min, 55: me date last yoar; Max,, 71: Min.60; Bar- meter readings po-day: 8 am, 29.80; 12 Ms Appointments This Evening.THEATRE ROTAL\u2014\"One of tho Finskt,® = OXCLORAMA-JOrusNEIn and thie HOW Land, It is stated] v x ., CET s } i i} .\u2014 - THE MONTREAL DAILY.STAR.FRIDAY.AUGUST 16.1889, __ THE MAYBRICK CASE ENTERS UPON STILL ANOTHER PHASE.A Question Raised In the House of Lords\u2014 The Lord Chancellor's Temper Ruffled ~-Not the Same Mrs, Yapp.[SPECIAL TO THE §TAR.] TORONTO, Auguet 16.~The Mail's speclal cablegram, dated London, August: 15, says: The Maybrick case found its way into the House of leds to-day and ruffled the temper of the Lord Chancellor to gn extent absolutely dangerous to his health.In languuge mild and choice, Lord Fitzgorald asked 1f during the coming rocess tho question of constituting an effective Court of appeal in criminal cases would be considered.and it 1t were deemed expedient, would the measure to effect such an object be presented.The face of the Lord Chancellor became covered with à hue that betokened a rapid approach of apoplexy.He could onty imperïectly express his regret, he said, that such a question should be raised.\u2018 It was a matter he preferred not to discuss at such a time.Lord Herschel coolly stated that it was impossible to obtain attention to the necessity of any particular reform except when the public mind was excited on the subjoct.He trusted the matter would be seriously considered by the Government at the coming recess, as there was undoubtedly A WIDESPREAD FEELING that such a tribunal would give additional security against injustice and against such an agitation as the suspicion of injustice created.The importance of the remarks made by Lord Cross lies in the fact that he has been Home Secretary, though the litle that he did say was of such an extraordinary character as to deserve attention if he had never oveupied such a position.Having said that \u201che would be prepared to express his ideas at a proper time, he added: \"I am not quite sure that, with the existing state of things, criminals do not gain an advantage rather than lose one by want of criminal appeal.\u201d Unfortunately he failed to explain what criminals could possibly lose by such a change for the better in their behalf.After Lord Cross had spoken the matter was dropped.NOT THE SAME MRS.YAPP.The despatch sent from New York to the effect that the counsel employed there by Mrs.Maybrick's friends to obtain evidence in support of the appeal for reprieve had received a letter from Mr.fred Monk, lawyer, of Montreal, stating * that Mrs.Yapp, the chief witness against Mrs.May- brick, had to leave Montreal three years ago to avoid Indictment for perjury for testimony given by ber in a divorce suit, in which after entering into a conspiracy with the husband and his mistress, she swore the wife was an adulteress.Her testimony was proved false and she immediately disappeared.\u201d The Mrs.Yapp alinded to above, is evidently Mra.Thomas Yapp, who a peared as a witness for the prosecution in the case of Metvin Smith against his wife for separation.Her maiden name was Margaret Helena Wainwright, wite of Thomas Yapp.She left with her husband soon after and returned to England, The witness in the Maybrick case is Alice Yapp, another person altogether.the was « Irurso in the employ of the family for eighteen months, and probably the most important one, as it was she who produced the famous letter to Brierly which proved to be the unfortunate woman's death warrant.CONFERENCE AT THE HOME OFFICE.LoxpoN, August 16.\u2014Hoine Secretary Matthews, Justice Stephen, the Lord Chan- coltor and medical experts are to-day holding a conference at the Home Uilice with a view to arriving at & decision in the May- brick case.MR.BRADBURY RESIGNS His Position as Secretary of the Ottawa Branch of the Equal Rights Association.[FPECIAL TO THE 8TAR.} OTTAWA, August 16.\u2014-G.H.Bradbury, Secretary of the Ottawa Branch of the Eqgual Rights Association, has resigned.Ho say's ho thinks the branch is falling into tho hands of the Grits.Mr.Bradbury was formerly a prominent (onservative, and since joining the Equal Rights party has been kicking because the party would not attack Mr.Mowat more vigorously on the school question.At, the last meeting of the Association he wanted to introduce & resuiution condemning Mr.Mowatfon account of the French schools in Easfern Ontario, but was frowned down.The gther Equal Rights leaders here say they règret Mr.Bradbuiy's retirement, but they are endeavoring to steer a non-party course, and must do the best they can, irreSpettive of the feelings of those who have been strong partisans on efther side.They will take up the school question in good time.At the last general election Mr, Bradbury was a (tovernmont stump orator in Russell and Carleton.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) NEw YORE, August 16\u2014A Herald special cablegram dated Dublin, August 15, says: About 40,000 persons visited the celebrated shrine of Knock to-day.The vast throng participated in the customary devotions.Several Masses were celebrated, followed by a procession, the spectacle being most impressive.Archdeacon Kavanagh, the central flgure, was assisted by several clergymen, including two American priests.In the evening a benodiction was given to a large number of pilgrims from England, Scotland and America.THE MOVEMENT ABANDONED.ISPRCYAL TO THE STAR.NEW YORK, August 16.\u2014 A special telegram from London to the Herald says: The land owners who, as Fair \u2018Traders, have been agitating for a duty on wheat have, It is said, abandoned the movement.The Government simply laughed at them, and they could not obtain a hearing except in a few old-fashioned Lory newspapers.ARAB RAIDERS PUNISHED.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] ZANZIBAR, August 16.\u20140Of cighteen prisoners arréstèd for a raid in the Indian bazaar, sixteen were in the employ of the Sultan, one wad in the employ of the Germans, and the other, ah Arab, had no employer.Each received fitty blows with a stick, and they aro lying confited inthe barracks.There Is much talk bf a disturbance brewing for Saturday or Sunday.THE TITHES BILL WITHDRAWN.ISPECIAL TO THE 8TAR.) LONDOY, August 16.\u2014The Government has withdrawn the Tithes Bill.à CABLE JOTTINGS, The Archbishop of Bordeaux died yester- ay.James Alber, the English dramatic author, Is dead.The British jauseum has purchased the rayer book oP the late King Ludwig of avaria for 37,000 marks.' Burned in a Mine.SAN FRANCISCO, August 16\u2014A steamer just arrived froin Guaymas, Mexico, brings news that éarly inJuly fire broke out in the 1500 foot level of the Triumph Mind, near that city, and ten men lost thelr lives, Elght Mexican miners were in, the mine, and two unknown Americans, formerly of San Francisco, volynteered to go to their rescue.The shift was full of smoke and ges, and when the bucket was hauled to the p the Americans were dead.-The fire lasted several dwuys, and finally burned itself out.: President Harrison Returns.New York, August 16.\u2014At 6.30 o'clock iis morning tha steamer \u201cPilgrim reached her dock.mong her passengers were President Harrison.He looked fresh and healthy, and sald_he had enjoyed his vacation very much.Hewasin a great hurry to goto Washington and at once took passage or Jerséy City.; Tho French General Elections.Pars, August 16.-It is announced in sogne of the morning papers that the eneral elections for members of the Cham- for of Deputies will be held.on the 29th of September, ihstead of the 22nd of that month, as previously reporied.A Philadelphia Fatiure.ADELPHIA, PR, August 16.\u2014David Crowther & Son, woollen yarn spinners, of Germantown, have assigned.9 1e EAUSO OÙ the failure Is said to bô the assignmnnt or Lewis Bros & Co, for whom the flrm had been working.\u2018 A Scene on Court House Square.Four it | last year, an increase of and women, who were eye-witnesses, criad \u201cbhame!shame!\u201d This seemed to encour- ago the woman, who resisted violently, -A large crowd gathered before the officers managed to pull her into the station.There she was received by her husband, A.Vaude who had reported the police that she ha run away from her home this morning, leaving her three other very your children alone in the house, with nothing eat and with no one to protect them.As she was temporarily out of her mind, Vaudet thought it was best to have her kept at thé station without locking her up.As he, however, would not lay a charge against her and would not hear of having her put into the cells, the sergeant sent her home with her husband.TORONTO TOPICS.Immigrants Arriving\u2014Mayor Clarke\u2019s Me- coption\u2014The Central Bank Defaulter\u2014 Stabbing Affray.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) TORONTO, August 18&.\u2014 There has been n great decrease in the number of immigrants arriving and settling in the Province of untario this year as compared with last, \u2018The figures, as reported through the several hsroncies, for the seven months ending July 31, 1889, gave a total of 10,879 new setllers, against 14,709 ror the same period in 1888, showing a drop of 3830, or about 26 per oent.he nationalities are very much in the same proportions as those arriving last vear, and are reported as follows: English, 8518; Irish, 1479; Scotch, 1671; German, BU5; Scandinavian, 7; American, 473; other nationalities, 66.Wages have range rather higher this year, $26 per month and board for the harvest season being paid to new hands, and experienced settlers (coming out from the back settlements) have been putd $35.and in some cases $40 per month (and board) for two months.There are scarcely any domestic servants arriving.Toronto's popular mayor, generally known as \u201cNed\u201d Clarke, will be accorded a great reception on Saturday on his return from England.All the civic dignitaries and hundreds of citizens will cross to Lewiston on the steamer Chicora\u201d and welcome him there.On reaching the city an address of welcome will be read in City Hall square by Mr.William Ince, a leading merchant of the city, in the presence où tho assembled citizens.D.Mitchell Macdonald, the director of the Central Bank who fled from the city at the time of the collapse of that institution, now figuresin Los Angles, California, as \u201cJudge\u201d Macdonald, and spoke ata Y.M.C.A.meeting on a recent Sunday there.The statue of the late Lt.-Col, Williams, who died at the close of the North-West re- belllon, has arrived here.It is to be sent to Port Hope, where it will shortly be unveiled.A stabbing affray took place in Duchess street last night, by which a colored woman, Mrs.Adams, and a white man, named James Montgomery, were injured, the latter seriously, being wounded with a number of ugly gashes in the breast and arms.The man who did the stabbing was the 22-year-old son of Mrs.Adams, acolored man named Geo.T.Foote, It would np- pear that Foote brought a girl of questionable repute to his mother's house and attempted to take her into a room.His mother remonstrated, whereupon he whipped out a knife and assaulted her.Montgomery came to her rescue, and was stabbed several times in consequence._\u2014- A PECULIAR WILL.How Mrs Sarah Harvey Wilbour's Millions Are to be Disposed Of.BosToN, August 15.\u2014The Journal has this story frum Newport: Mrs.Sarah Harvey Wilhour was one of the wealthiest residents of Orange, N.J., and when she died, à short timo ago, was expected that all ber wealth would go to the Roman Catholic Chursb, ot which she was a devout attendant.But about a month ago Mrs.Wilhour learned that she had a grand niece living in Newport.She had never seen the voung lady, and did not know of her existence until this summer, but shh altered her will and bequeathod her immense estate to this grand niéee, Miss Sarah Harvey, under the following conditions: She shall attend divine worship at a Roman Catholic church at least one Sunday in every month, and anpually give $1000 ror the support of the Catholic con- vont in her city.1f she marries she must prefix her maiden name to that of lier husband.She must never become a member of a Protestant ehurch.If when she is 22 years old.Misa Harvey is willing to fulfill all the above conditions, she will come into full possession of all the personal propert and real estate -of the testatrix, whic at that time (the autumn of 1892) will aggregate $3,000,000.All this property will be hers, with the exception of $50,000, which is in trust for the benefit of her female child, ip case one is born tc her, and thy stipulations in regard to that female ¢hild are that she shall be camed Sarah Harvey Wilbour and shall be educated in a Roman Catholic convent.If she shall refuse to comply with the requests in regard to the child, in case one is born to her, the $50,000 must be given to furnish the library at St.Paul's University, Orange, N.'J.Miss Harvey cannot receive one cent of the principal until her 22nd birthday.Heavy Sentence.NEw YORK, August 16.\u2014Eben 8.Allen, the defaulting ex-President of the Forty-Second and Grand Street\u201d Railroad Company, who pleaded guilty to two indictments of the over-issue of over $100,000 worth of stock, was sentenced by Judge Gildersleve to-day, to seven years\u2019 imprisonment at hard labor on each indictment, the maximum penalty for the offence.: The Bucket \u201cShop Failure, Mr.Holmes, representing the firm of Doran & Wright, New York, was in town yesterday, his errand belng to endeavor to replace the wires by which the Allans -bad been supplying .uotations to the bucket shops.He left last night after placing wires in two offices.He will be back on Monday to arrange with other firms regarding the supplying of quotations.With reference to the Allans it is stated that their failure will not be so bad as expected, and that there is a prospect of their paying everything in full.There are a good many customers on the street who will rejoice should this come true, 8s both thelr profits and margins were wiped out.by the suspension.® Shipping Notes.,The R.M, 88.\u201cParisian,\u201d of the Allan line, from Liverpool, passed Father Point inward at 10.18 a.m.The 88.\u201cPort Augusta,\u201d from Hongkong and Yokohama, arrived at Vancouver, B.C., at 8 p.m.yesterday.= The Beaver Line 88.\u201cLake 'Ontario,\u201d.from Montreal 6n the morning of the 6th instant, arrived at Liverpool Jast evening.Time of passage, Montreal.tô Liverpool, nine days.; \u2019 The Allan's 88.\u201cGrecian,\u201d from Moiitreal for London, arrived out on Wednesday afternoon, and landed her live stock shipment of 354 oxen and 103 sheep, with the loss of 7 sheep.The St, Catherine Street Crossing.The commissioners for the expropriation of property for.the opening of St.Catherine street east have postponed further operations until September.The commissioners have now to come to an understanding with the C.P.R.regarding the means to be adopted to cross thé company\u2019s tracks st Hochelaga.It Is generally conceded that the tunnel scheme will have -aban- doned as too expensive, and a bridge constructed.The Company will favor the latter scheme, provided the city holds itself ré- sponsible for all and any accidents which may happen at that point, era Over Forty Thousand Dollars Tncrease.The clerks in the City Treasurer\u2019s office kK in money hast evening until after nine \u2018o'clock, from citizens \u2018anxious to save the five per cent.discount.The total amount aid up, on which the discount has boon al- owed, is $464,208.83 ins, $422.182.0 ,025.86, makin five-eighths of the total water tax collecte It is the largest amount collected, and is taken as an evidence of public.prosperity.Sent Back to Her Home.On Wednesday evening, on the arrival of the C.P.R.train at the Windsor station, un elderly woman, on stepping off the train, immediately asked everybody around for her \u201cpoor son.\u201d As it was evident the poor woman was insane she was given in charge of the police, who on inquiry found that she was a Mrs.A.Macdonald, of St.Johns, Que.to which place sho was sent last evening.Pierre Leroux Again.\u2014 Pierre Leroux, the 756 year old man about\u201d whose alleged ill-treatment at No.Police Station so much noise was made sbrne time ago, was found-iving dead diunk ly sidewalk on 8t.Lawrence street last STAGNANT WATER.TYPHOID FEVER CASES AT THE POINT, Attributed In Great Part to the Amount of Btagnant Water \u2014 Cases Mostly of a Mild Nature.Dr.Nolin of the Health Department last \u201cnight completed his investigation Into the gases of typhoid fever in \u201cGuose Village,\" Point St.Charles, and reports that the total \u2018number of cases is 40.Of these there are 26 cases on Forfar street, eizht on Menal street, two on Britannia street, one on Conway street and three on St.Etienne street.There is not one serious case In the whole number, as the fever is of a mild character, pevertheless the Inhabitants are greatly \u2018geared and were pleased to see the physician Taking the investigation into the cause of the disease.Dr.Nolin explains that the land ln this district 18 very low, even on a level with the river, and this might have some effect, but the real cause he attributes to the stagnant water.Along some of the streets and in the open flolds there are yumerous pools of green water, the obnoxious odor arising therefrom being unbearable, while along the Grand Trun track, almost to the Victoria bridge, is a ditch elght feet deep of stagnant water, In one particular place, between Tait's dry flock and the bridge, there is a pond of this ater, which Is almost sickening to look at.\u201cThe basements of the houses are naturally damp owing to the low land, and this bears considerably on the case.The doctor does not consider the sewerage bad and attributes the whole sickness to stagnant water.He will make another tour of the district in company with some of the residents, 25 he has yet to make a close inspection of the district in the vicinity of the ictoria bridge, which le said to be the worst part.The land in which are interred the immigrants who died of this ship fever in 1848, is low and eovered with many pools of green water.The doctor will submit his report to Alderman Hamelin, chairman of the Health Committee, who will call a meeting to see what steps should be taken in this matter.A THIRSTY ALSATIAN.Not Yet Acquainted With the Customs of the Country.J.B.Fournier, a young Alsatian, was charged before the Police Magistrate this morning with obtaining goods under false pretences.He explained that he had run away from home, in order to escape service in the German army; that he hated les Prussiens and would not carry a musket for them against la belle France.He came to Boston, Mass, and thence he travelled on foot to Montreal, the trip taking him seven days.On arriving he had not a cent left, aud being hungry and thirsty, he stepped into Mr.Lemay's grocery, on Sanguinet street, and asked for a goût of French wine.The grocer, judging that the man was only trying to sample the wines previous to buying, gave him a good glassful.\u201cIs that good ?' asked he, when Fournier had guiped down its contents.\"I have some better here.\u201d And so he gave him five glassfulls.Whereupon Fournier turned around and walked out.The grocer ran after him and him what he was about.\u201c1 was thirsty,\u201d replied the Alsatian, \u201cand I thought it very polite indeed on your part to give me the wine.\" Lemay did not see things in that light, and took him to the station.Judge Des- noyers, however, let him go this morning.Before leaving the court Fournier shoo!: hands with Detective Arcand, the High Constable, à clerk, and wanted to extend his civility even to the judge.But in this he -was stopped, much to his surprise.A Child 8wallows Concentrated Lye.Yesterday ovening, the eighteen month old son of Mr.J.R.Camslie, who resides at 12 Munroe street, was poisoned by drinking a quantity of concentrated lye, and is now in a serious condition in the General Hospital.The child was playing on a table aîter swallowing the lye and a few moments afterwards went into convulsions and struggled for breath.The child was Quickly conveyed to tho General Hospital where the operation of tracheotomy was performed, when he breathed more freely and hopes are now entertained of his recovery.Annual Excursion.The annual excursion of the St.Gabriel Total Abstinence and nefit Society was held yesterday to Lake St, Peter, on the steamer ** Three Rivers.\u201d About six hundred persons enjoyed the trip.Dancing wus in- \"| duiged in extensively, and on the rdturn trip a concert was given.Amongst the \"clergymen on board were Rev.Fathers McCarthy, Robert, Piamondon, Richard and Brissette.The execursionists reached the city about 8 o'clock having enjoyed ten Hours on the water.An Alarm from St.Panl Street.A timely alarm was given for a fire in the cellar of Messrs.Lewis Bros.& Co's prernises, 453 St.Paul street, yesterday afternoon at 4.13 o'clock.The fire had somehow started in a pile of rubbish.1t was lucky the brigade arrived so soon, as had the fire extended only about ten feet further, the entire building would probabl have been lost, a number of barrels wit.turpentine being on stock not far from the Mr.Flynn's Position.IL\u2019 E¥ectuye reproduces, the rumor regarding Mr.Flynn's entry into the Cabinet, without comment.La Presse and other Conservative papers claim that Mr.Flynn is not going back on his party and instance the faût that he is at present on a political tour In Gaspé, while Mr.Achille Currier, who represents the Mercier government, is also there on a similar mission, but from a different standpoing - Excessive Use of Intoxicating Liquor, Coroner Jones held an inquest last evening on thebody of Mary Ann Ryan, whodied suddenly on Wednesday afternoon at her residence.The evidence showed that deceased was a heavy drinker, and the jury returned a verdict of death by rupture of a blood vessel,.caused by the excessive use of Intoxicating liquors.Deceased was a young m .; .+ Action3n Cohnection with the Child Poison- .\u2019 ng.Mr.Horace St.Louis has taken out an action for 8500 damages against the Ottawa Citizen, in connection with the child poison ng case, on behalf of Dr, Jeannotte.On the 8th inst., the paper published a despatch stating that the doctor had pald $1500 to bush up the case, and that he had given a false certificate knowing it to be false.The French Admiral.The Schwob, Vice-Consul of France, was informed to-day that Admiral Brown de Coulston, commander of the -French- North Atlantic squadror° \u2018would arrive in the city by the Quebec boat on Sunday morning, probably ooon Paied by Madame I'Admir- and officers.They w entertalned by the colony white here.) .A Good Sale, The Stock in trade of the Claxton estate was sold at nuotion to-day by Messrs, James Stewart & Co,, to Messrs.Lindsay, Edmon & Co., for 7214 cents, on the dollar.There wasn large attendance, and the bidding was spirited, the whole sale not taking more than five minutes.The price realized is considered highly satisfactory.A Labor Day and the Schools, \u201c At à meeting of the Labor Day Organiza tlon Committee last evening, » resolution was passed to ask the Protestant ana Roman Catholle School Boards to postpone the reopanin of {heir schools to the day nbor Day, ch falis on th Monday in September, © fret Stiil More Justices, Messrs, Joseph -A.Bourbonniere, Ma of Maisonneuve, Wm.Bennett, farmer of Maisonneuve and Geo.Buchanan, farmer of St.Leonard de Port, Maurice, were sworn in Justices of the Pehce yesterday afternoon by Mr.L, W, Slcotte, clerk of the Crown and Peace, Agricultural Exhibitions.- Col.Rhodes~ and Hon.Mr.Gagnon, will open the agricultural\u201d exhibitions at Coaticooke and at 8 ad, on the 2]st a 28th Inst, The f Brament has voted, ; 0 each éxhitition, at the request Dr.de Grosvois, M.P.P.est of A Crop of Cruel Huabanda.There were nine cases of nfrest since Au- rust 1, of husbands who neglected to provide for thelr wives and children.He agree ro Egperaliy rettled by 2 mutual à ent,aîter a few tours from both sid and a lectufo from the bench.\"Biden Oring, and\u2019 soit to anol for 1 mont \"AA Must Have n License, \\ The city at present Is overrun br a larg number of ; generally hailing fro; La ! à oe Folaad WHO 40 Bows ith bag: } vot kets and bundles from door to door, and on the principal thoroughfares as well as the markets, or wherever a crowd is collected.The majority of these Individuals have not taken out the $8 license, and orders have been given to the police to arrest anyone who cannot show his certificate.Yesterday one of these pedlars, a Russian Jew, named Zaim Niz, was arrested at Point St, Charles, and, strange to say, he could not speak Engi Ish or understand sufficiently the charge against him.He was fined $ by the Recorder this morning or one month's imprisonment.As he did not have the money he went down to gol.that the Chief of Police refused him a licenso on the ground that he could speak neither French nor English, The sales on the local Atock Exchañge to-da: Were somewhat more than yesterday, Telegrup sold to the extent of 445° shares.\u201d It opened nt 0534 and closed at 9514, It closed at 96 yester- > Merchants was steady at 149, Commerce nL 1273; was i better than the close on Tusday.Gas sold at 205 on Opening and closed at 204.This 18 a difference of a 14 since yesterday.Koyal £lectric Light Co, sold at D6 on opening and 95 on closing.Canadian Pacific opened nt 6114 and closed 44 better.\u2018This is ulso 4 bottler than yes- verday.Canada Cotton was at 50.ORNING SALE8S\u2014 1 Bank of Montreal at 234: 5 Ontario at 135; 38 Merchants al 149; 11 Commerco at 128, 200 do at 12734; 110 Tele- grapn at 5534, 0 do at DôLé,.150 do ut big.HO o at 95 25 do at 0515; 2b Gas at 205, 25 do al 20435, 50 do at 204: 100 Royal Electric at 991007 0 at 95; 75 Canadian Pacific at 613$, 100 do at 6154; i Cotton at 50.% Mi 50 Canada AFTERNOON SALES\u201410 Bank of Montreal at 235; 25 Richelleu at 583%, 100 do ; 2 Gas at 204.Xe do at 5634; 75 \u2014\u2014_ New York Stock Market.[BPECIAL TO THE STAR! NEW Yo August 18.\u2014The Post's financial article says: The market was more active and stronger during the forenoon than at any time yester , BO that by 13 o'clock there was a general gain of 3 to bE] over last bts closing figures.Rock Island and St.aul preterred beln; respectively 1ly and 14 North-West, Unton Pacliic, Lake Erle and Western preferred and Chicago and East Illinois stocks all added 4j to 95; to their net guins of 44 to mide yesterday, and Burlington, teading and Chesapeake and Ohio stocks recovered thelr net declines of 3 to made yesterday.Alchison was harnmered by the bears vigorously, but without much effect.Just before 12 o'clock the Burll n regular quarterly dividend ot 1 per cont.wag declared, though iL had no effect on the NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the STan by MacDo 1 B .Btook Brokers, 65 8t.Francois Xavier st, en August 16, up'k, Ola'g.Up'r, Cl's'g Atch.T.&8.Fe 35% 463 N.Pacificpref 46 87 CEQ.103 poste sXUSH ao LE = sde prets.\u2014 2 744\u20ac 7634 Ohio & Mis.| 22! 22 hy \u2014 SL P & Om.22% sa 35: 351 do pref -\u2014 J \u2014 \u2014 495 son N i! 98 fo\u2014= 14 do Trans.! 34 34 13k j 1466 ont k Weetls, 5 : 2 = cific \u2026 85 BM do pret TITI GRIS GB Pimen Car] 80% 30% do Znd; = | 4456 44% LY.& NTE] 5134 ! $05, Erie & Weat'n, \u2014 23 {ll Central.| \u2014 Fo Jersey Cent'l.1334 M.Kan & Te asie 62 850 Ad Bigs or awe 48534 10M Sugar Trust.Lesd Trust, - 08 208 .234 ss MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the STAR by Gordou Strathy C Block Brokers, Exchange Court.ven 3 elon con _Auguat 106, 1889.Ask Bid [Ask BL 954 95 su Hd .BBY SHY 20.215 205 TE ty Gas Co.204 203% 148% Can.P.R.62 BI \u2014 , Lo B \u2026 10193g 150$ Can.Ehipring 7 ; 60 pis 3 023 Can.Cot.Co.55 | 47 Do, Bonds has |Daudaa Cot.) Deo.Bon | _ Mont.Cot.ai 90 Do.Bonds 636 10285 Hoch.Cot.0 :140 Can.Paper Co.\u2014 14h IN NEW YORK.GRAIN Latest prices current in New York and Chicago for Grain and Provisions, reported for the STAR by Mac- dongall Bros.St.Francois Xavier at.Aux.16.| Month Uveu'us Hignest Lowest Closing Wuxar jAue.\u2026 85% | BEY | sos | sm sept.S4 85 sie ips Dec.| ¥7 8% 8% ST GRAIN IN CHICAGO.Month jUpeminu sdighest Lowest.Closing.Tans | 76 | 1 78 = Ten TH | 70% ce 5, has.fs) 35 35% 45 3534 3 ; doi 5434 35 | 34 35 MERE.21 21 | 21 1 21 PROYISIONS IN CHICAGO, Month.Opening.Highest.\u201d Lowest.| Closing.| 5 98234: NUS | 272 ! 9.70 957 9.67 622% 615 \u20aczp 615 | 610 8.15 5.90 5.00 5.90 The Czar\u2019s Visit Postponed.LoNDON, August 16.\u2014The visit, of the Czar to Berlin has been postponed until after the marriage of the Prince of Leuchtenberg and Princess Anastasia.Biliousness, dizziness, nausea, headache, are relieved by small doses of Carter's Little Liver Pills.Special Notice.UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.The De Lothbiniere House, Vaudreuil.v \u2014\u2014\u2014 This popular first class summer hotel has been placed under entirely new management, and the staff completely re-organized, Particular attention is being given to the dining room,in order to ensure good attendance and a first-class table.\u2014- Comfortable, airy rooms, reasonable prices, and polite attontion are assured to visitors.I House and grounds lighted by electric ht.pacial rates from Saturday to Monday.ose who have not seen Vandreuil should not let the summer pass without visiting this beautitul spot.\u2018Trains leave Montreal, G.T.R., Saturdays \u2014-8.50, 9.05 a, m., 1.30, 2.10, 4.30, 5.00, 6.15, 8.25 and 11.60 p.m.By C.P.R.9.20 a.m,, 1.30, 5.15, 6.15 and 8.456 p.m.Trains leave Vaudreuil, G.T.R, Mondays \u20147.25, 7.58 and 10.50 a.m.By C.P.R.,\u20147.00, 8.00 and 8.50 a.m.Fine fishing, bathing and boating, bowling alley, billiard room, Magnificeut shade trees, 27 Electric call balls in every room, aa The only Summer Hotel in Canada lighted by electricity.Parties wishing to visit this charming spot and pass an bnjoyable Saturday afternoon can take 1.30 C.P.R.or 2.10 p.m., G.T.G.train, and return every hour from 6 to 10 p.m.; All G.T.R.trains stop at hotel platform.Miss Ida Klein, of the Metropolitan Opera, of Now York, will sing at Sohmer Park every evening of this week.Miss Klein has a full, clear and sympathetic voice of very high compass; abd no lover of grand singing should miss this opportunity of hearing her.188 6 Planos to rent or sold on easy monthly Instaimonts by the New York Pihno Co,, 228 St.James street.Best stock of American instruments.1913 Fits, Fits, Fits, vou can always get fits at Rafter\u2019s, 211 McGill st.192 2 Weber loads the world in pianos.Call and examine these fine instruments at the New York Piano Co.'s store, 228 St.Jameststreet ; also Decker & Son, Vose & Hale Pianos: Low prices and essy terms.N, Y.Piano Company.\u201c 192 2 \u2018Waltham Watches At ROSS\u2019 ja Solid Nickel Cases, for.gene.seers 8.6.00 n ! Solid Nickel, Btem-wind, Dust Proof Dance, for.2.00 In Sold Silver Cases, from, .$9.50 In Bolid Silver, Stem-wind Cases, from.12,00 ; SWIKk$4 WATCHES.Solid Si1ver, Atem-vrind, Food sound move.\u2018 mats, Warran OF.onan Grhessenece .5.00 Ladtos' Solid Silver, Hunting, Stom-wind, Engraved Canes, from.m1.650 Every Watch fully warranted, HENRY ROSS .\u2014 Rata maker and Jewelter, 137 Bt.Peter st., 3 doors from Craig, AGENCIES WANTED! A gentlétnan who is retired from hupiness lately, bavfne aed dered of apare time, Ia derirous of abe taining a counrle of gon agencior.The advertiser is shoroughly known here by business houses, and ie co a to béan Al estesman.ress: 188x He explained | \u2014THE\u2014 OMINION ANOS MANUFACTURED BY THE Dominion Piano & Organ Go.Of BOWMANVILLE, O., Are in use in the following Colleges and Conveuts: COLLEGES.St.Hyacinthe.Joliette, Sorel.Su Remi, Farnhsin, Arthabuskaville.CONVENTS.Villa Maria.Bacred Heart, Externat.Penstonnat, N.D.8t.Denis Avademy.Bt.Antoine Academy.Bourgeois Academy.3t.Anne Acaderny Sacred Heart, St.John.Holy Cross, St.Hubert wir vat, | Holy Cross, Maisonneuve | street, St.Leon Acu isericorde.i Laprairte.omerset, Puinte Claire, St.Alexundre.te.Therese.Vaudreuil Huntingdon.Ste.Chuexonde, Montiuzny St Jacques.Yainachiche bte, Anne des P, St.Andrews.Nicolet.Len Cedres St.Gregoire, L'Assomption.Gentilly.i Chambly, La Baie Joliette, Yamusk Bale St.Paul.Ste.Gertrude, Arthabaskavllle, St.Harnabe Caraquet, N.B.Marieville.Nuzaceth Asylum.St.Hugues.St.Henri, cton.8t.Benoit, Farnham.Providence, Mile End.Greuby.St.Lin.tinsouski, St.Vincent de Paul.Cacouna.Besuharnois, alzary.N.W.T.Waterloo, Prince Albert, N.W.T.Sacred Heart, Bault at Edmonton, N.W, T, Recollet.Varennes.AND OTHERS.If you wish to purchase a firgt-class instrument, at a ressonable price do not fail to exawlpe the now EUpright \u201cDominion.® Satisfaction Guaranteed.Easy Terms.N, B.\u2014Pleags bear In mind that these Pianos do nnt bolong to the ciass of instripuents FEDDLED about the city and ForCED into the buuses of prospective customers, ; | Notre Dame Montreal 192x1 \u2014FIRST\u2014 IRISH CATHOLIC PILGRIMAGE! T0 ST.ANNE DE BEAUPRE, {FOR MEN ONLY) UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION : \u2014or\u2014 The Redemptorist Fathera of St.Ann\u2019s Church, Montreal, Saturday, 24th August, 1889, By the Grand Trunk Railway, connecting at Point Lovi with steamer for St.Anne.Train leaves Bonaven- m.sharp: and returning, leaves Sunday, arriving in Montreal ening.Tickets\u2014Adulta, 82.50; .Tickets for sale atthe following adlier & Co, 1608 Notre Dsme at; .Wright, 1323 Notre Dame st, Thomas Lyman, 139 Wallington st: P.A.Cutler, 2335 : 9, Johnston, 185 McCord st, and in the Sacristy of St.1's Church, Pallman Car Berths can alse bo secured at the Sacristy, > ONTREAL BICYCLE CLUB.FIXTURES, SATURDAY, Aug.17th, 7.00 p ru \u2014-Lachine, MONDAY, Ang.10th, 8 a.m.\u2014 Mountiin Park.and Catholic Cemetery, ; TUESDAY, #Auz.20th, 7.30 Fo athletic Club Mouse.THURSDAY.Aug.2nd, 7.15 p.m.\u2014 City Ride.Weekly Liecting st Gymnasium, 8.30 m.rRipar, Aug.25rd, 6 a.m\u2014 Mountain Park and Protesiant Cometery.E.W.BARLOW, Captain.Grand Race Meeting, Saturday, Aug.24th, 1921 INSOLVENT NOTICE.Province of Quebec, } District of Montreal.3 SUPERIOR COURT, No.3 in the matter of BENJAMIN VALLFY, Hotelkeeper, of the Parish of St, Michel de Vaudreuil, in the district of Montreal and doing business as such under the naine of \u201cVallee Frere,\" nsolvent.The Creditors of grid Inso!vant are hereby orderad : ; Prints, Cretonnes, | Pluno Covets, Towels, lurge assortment-of EP.Ware \u2018to sppesr before one of the Judzes of this Court in the Insolvency office, in the Court House, in the city of Montreal, on the Tweuty-second day of August instant, at ten of tbe ciock in the forenoon, in order to give their advice tofiching the appointikent of à Curator to the property of said Insolvert an® on such other matters as may lawtu:ly be submitted to them.Montreal, JUth August, 1889.1921 A.B.LONGRRE, Prothonotary.INSOLVENT NOTICE.ESTATE GRAVEL, KENT & CO.Tonders will be received by me for ihe stock in e of this estate, as per inventory, at 264 Bt.Paul street, and 2262 Notre Dame street, Montreal, Up to 31st August.D.WILLIAMSON, Curator, 102 2 P.0.Box 1895, 92 McGILL STREET, Can suit you in any kind of a Carriage and there is no danger of disagreement on the price, August prices are low enough.182x1 At Cost Price! SUMMER UNDERWEAR, + COTTON SOCKS, LIGHT SILK TIES, FANCY CAMBRIC SHIRTS, etc.SF Wo are offering the above lines at GREAT REDUCTION in vrder to make room for l'ail Stock.ALBERT DEMERS, 1860 NOTRE DAME STREET, % American House Building.192x1 820 REWARD.LOST $100.00! } 825, Finder will please return to Nathan Michaels, 208 St.James street.19:2x1 'We are now selling off all the beautiful stock remaining over from our spring trade.Parties requiring anything in furniture will find genuine bar- ains at our warerooms.Fae & Martin, 359 to 369 St.James street.Apples For Sale! ABOUT 20 ACHES OF ORCHARD, principally 1002 = 1P0x12 ST.1173,\u201d NTAK Office, F for sala.on trees.ERSONAL\u2014WILL THE PARTY_WHO WR \u2018Apply to P an anonymous letier ona doleprapt for cd Ce.8.J.DORAN, ARR Jo B, B, 1 p fiend.- 1884 À Jagdeo Jaco 5 - £75.00 in Bills and Cheque fog | 3 { hole in the tabrice.a .LAST EDITION.TRADE BULLETIN.This week's {asue of the TRADE BULLETIN contains the following articles: \u2014 The Outlook for Iron\u2014The Shipping Trade Boom- ing\u2014~The Position of Cheese\u2014The Sugar Market New Hops\u2014The Apple Qutivok-The Ontario, Wheat Crop\u2014The Decline in Molasses\u2014A Bhort Onion Crop \u2014Now Dried Fruit\u2014The Advance in Potatoes\u2014The White Lead Axsociation\u2014A Secured National Cur- reney\u2014The Fight ver The Claxton Estate\u2014Dried and Evaporated Apples\u2014State of Trade and General Produce Markets.HENRY MASON, Editor and Propristor, 102x} 6 Braven HaLr HILL, Montreal, UCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE TO COVER ADVANCES UT TARE TO We aro instructed to sell by Auction, at 1368 St Catherine stroot, near Panet street, on SATURDAY 17th inst, and following days à larve assortiment of Bete English Tweeds, French Coatiaws Lace Curtains, Marcell and other Quilts, Bhootings, Linen and Fancy Tablecloths, in Cruets, Butler Dishes, Pickle Jars Berry Dishes, Knives, Foi d rpoons, handsoine Carvers in case, nice shades in Birds and Flowers, The I'weeds snd Coatings are of newest designs and will be sold in suit patterns.No Reserve, SALE AT 2 P.M.AND 7 P.M.RAE & DONNELLY, Auctioneers.ORSES AND PONIES FOR SALE.192 2 OR TO BE USED FOR THEIR KEEP.A pair of excellent Carriare Horses, à very superi Saddle Mare, an Indian Pony, about 14 hunde and Shetland: all well broken and gentle.horses also good under saddle.The owner is woing to Europe and would lend them to à careful gentleman until May next.Apply to O.W.STANTON, 240 St.James street.WANTED Carriage 190eodx2 Firsl-0lass Gigar Packers! GOOD WAGES TO GOOD HANDS.APPLY: S.DAVIS & SONS Cotte Street.PURSES! PURSES! PURSES! Just received, another tavoice of those Handsome FRENCH PURSES NOW ALL THE GO.Be sure and See Them! Our Prices are Right! We buy direct from tho manufacturers for SPOT CASH, and sell large quantities on a small margin.F.E.PHELAN, 188eodx3 2331 St.Catherine st.luuxtt\u201d Steam Garriage Factory! OR SALE-IN THE THRIVING VILLAG F Magog, on the line of the CP, Ty Fi Foon Carriage Factory, blacksmith shop, toois and outs buildings connected therewith, also the stock, at cost, 8s per ventory, of the late L.K.Drew, Esq This is one of the bast stan Eastern Townships, and has been carried on very successfully by the deceaned for the past 20 years.There could also be in connection with the above the manufacture of Dors, Bash und Blinds, as there is no such factory within a radius of 10 miles.This iy a rare opportunity for the rivht man.Come and in eatigate, Terms easy.For further information apply to BAM\u2019L HorT, Agt.Magog, Que.172 Tino x QOME PERSON READING THIS \u201cAD\u201d needs a buggy or some kind of ed rig: now is the time and a Wheel 92 McGILL STREET, Is the place to buy.192x1 General Bazaar JUST RECEIVED.1 Bale of SHEEP SKIN MATS, 25¢ Each.MANUFACTURERS' SAMPLES! Ladies\u2018 Natural Wool Vasts, Ladies\u2019 Combination Suits, Gents* Natural Wool Shirts, Gente! Natural Woul Drawers, Genta\u2019 Scotch Wool Shirts.rents\u2019 Scotch Wool Drawers.GEORGE RH.ROWELL.1603 N > Tut Plat, Med Dour © ThE Dawe Br.+ N.B.~Only 2 of a kind.Come early for choice.i £8x W.T.RICKABY, (Tate of Messrs, A.T.Wiley & Co.) REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTION AGENCY, Insolvent Estates a Specialty.Insurances Efectedy-I'tre, Life and Accident.MECHAN1Os\u2019 HALL BUILDING, ROOM 37, ST.JAMES STREET, s\u2019.MONTREAL.References Kindly Pormitted.\u2018 Messra, John L.Casstdy & Co.Andrew Allan, .Dufresne & Mongenais.Che.Moxnndos faq.AT Woy k Go G.R.Prowse, Esq, Jos, Duhamel, Esq., Q.0.19015 NOW OPEN.The new Store with a fine selected stock of fresh groceries, provisions, Wines, Liquors and fruits, at lowest cash prices.JOHN SCANLAN, 230 Bleury street.18727 MCMASTER & McGIBBON, ADVOCATESR, BARRINTERS, &o.THE TEMPLE, St.James Strge, D.MACMARTER, Q.U.R, D.AicGisBow, + 8.MAOHENNAN.5 n ÂLenED 8 alason = 3x .PUBKOTGHS & PUrseUGHA Barristers and Solicitors.No.12 Place d'Armes Sq | W.Herbert Burroughs.laux TELEPHONE NO.1531, Chas.8, Burroufha ASILIFF'8 SALE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DIStrict of Montreal\u2014No, 140-\u2014\"uperior Court\u2014 Medard Boyer, Plaintiff, vs, Paschal Lefebvre, De- endant, and G.Miroault, Enquire, Advocate, Platn- tir vu distraction defrats.On the 26th day of A u 8 street, in the C thority of Justice, nll tbe woods and chattels of the sold Defendant, seized in this cause, consisting of household f'urniture, und rewing mecbine, &é., &e., Terns cash.NUEL KOY, BB.GC.Montreal.loth 89.iv?1 AILIFÉSHALE\u2014PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DIS- I trict.of Montreal.\u2014 No.2161 \u2014~ Magistrates Uonrt \u2014 For thecity of Montreal.4vesph À Vila Ferrss, Plaintiff, va.Alphonse Thibault, Defendant.On the J Ki, at bof the clock dant, No will ba sold by authority of Fnstice, all the goods and chattels of the said Defandant acized in this cauan, Cor: sIstiné of house suruiiuFe, ae, D.MERE- AU IRSC OM leth August, 188 .192 1 ALÉTFESRALE-LKOVINCE OF QUEBEC.DIStrict of Montreal.-No.1824\u20145Superior Court\u2014 Jonn Baker Mury hy, genticman,of the city of Kingn- son, la the Proviner of Grtario, Plaintiff, va.George Brown, Hatter, of the ety and District of Montreal, t.On the 26th diy of Auwust 1889.at nine of the flock tn the fcrennon, at the domicile and place ol lnstneas of the said Defendant, No.A5 and 407 Stodan kat in the city or Montreal, will be rotd by authority ut ju al' the goodu and chattels of the aid\u2019 Defru seized fn thin nt, cate, Cmsisting Of.houent voit tornitate, data, shop _hsturés, Sc.Term: ssh, ADOLPHE DE- SHVE.B, S.C.Montreal, Poth Angust, (KS9.(1921 N ARK YOUR LINEN, &o, WITH JACKBON'S Marking ink, which does nat wazh ont ot burn Prepure.loniy by I.JACK ON.Disponeing Chemist, 22d: bh Catherine strost Montreal.AL EL ICHVURE SOF THE TERRIBLE FLOOD AND dixpnter at Johnstown, Pa, 30 cach, for sale at JAS.MCARAN'S, Book and Picture atnre, 10211 2080 Noira Dame atroet, T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE MI ANY DEBTS contracted in my name, without my written JOSEPH BOUCHER, Blacksmith.August 10th, NBI! 1029 Tie M AY, DALY STAN, printed dr the o ord avon Nerds and Torti sication Lane, fo Ri ed by Hugh Graham, resident in vonérea arte 105 and 166 Aigner res."]