The Montreal daily star, 21 novembre 1889, jeudi 21 novembre 1889

[" 2 AST VOL.XXI\u2014No.274.Situations Hacant.NN I dining EN NNN E MONTREAL PROTESTANT WAS ins FOR aia, o married couple, as su bi verin.ne need apply who Luis no ps rent children.Ap- writing, © ucloatng references,to the Secretary, 0 Alexanders 260 6 A5 TÉDÉRELIARLE LOCAL AND TRAVEL sales: mez, positio de = permanent 8 pocial ts now, fast se un pis\u201d monte Strom start.ling pectaltios Noreery, Rochester.N.¥.Bibood Salosinon, at once-F men to sell es by male to the who oo eme trade.anent poaition.Monoyadranced paimaler TE ot For Jul terra ra Mig.Co.Bongo.111, 81,0.sod EDITION.Situations Wanted, ¢ ANTE te AND DARNING FOR; geatle Ur mn ty done.89 St Urbain = on Neatly 263 52 MONTREAL, RER to Jet NAS ALL ITH BOARD, IN OANA.WA ANTED \u2014 SITUATION BY FIRST-CLASS k orcarver.Apply 746 Craig at.TREEY FOR BALE OR TO LET, Tp OMT, 2 AND.88 s RH FRONT ROOM AND BO 2 a full-sized stone front ho VANTED ~QLAZING, DOUBLE WINDOWS por also paporbanging, painting, Davis FT Blehry s£ aoe 4° WATE TE A cosprrenT soommusi ation vn a references.Address Vy.O.Box 743.Mon ead.St WANIED-BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN AND care vf farm an to 9, s uring priater months, references given.Address H.For 214 Bt Georre at.372 3 NW ANT AVE LLER FOI \"FOR EATERY TOWN.Sipe must be Er neral stores all overt, o oN bo ooh eue experience and salary expected, to 5 apr JANTED CROTICE TO ANFORE it A apie ent or employees + apply to GELINAS 8 CO, Ree tants, 16 5¢ James Jireet.Special hours tor Servants between 12 and Sp.166x WATT mia MUST BE A FIRST- olass milliner, speaking French and En Hab, Apply to J.D.Th maon, Buckingham, Que, 71 4 ANTED \u2014 AN AND WIFE,\u201d MAN WHO understands the care of horses and pardening.\u2018eo ax cook aud general servant, must fens aa ded.\u201cAddress \"3 ing.\" SrAnofice.272 3 ANTED- \u201cA JANITOR, M ED B BUT WITH IRA Be childre a Address with references, Box vernoss or wo.\"yo! good Te ferences, state * STan office.: ©, Mont cook, best of ages lo Apply Ad Shute po Jeaver ful Hill 38 ANTEÉD-GENÉRAL BERVANT, WI TH \u20ac 00D E references, Tupper st, after 2 pm 273 2 ANTED\u2014A YOUNG MAN TO DRIVE A Hoksk Address, \u201cG 2060,\" STAR office, + 0 = ax 8 acho ply Box'l .net *QVANTED_E BY A HERTS AS FAMILY, À ung girl Sante agral sorvant, sine be a good ight person ( asad GÈNE FERAL SERVANT.APPLY TO \\ ANTED.I.Pp, 55e Soon TEE 273 3 W NITED GOOD C.FT APPLY, 21 ANTED \u2014 SHIRT IRONERS, AT THE, TROT Steam Laundry.140 St.Peter 32 > WANTED = £0 PET NT ENERAL BÉK- vant, email Orences required, 198 Peel st.ANTED\u2014FOR PRIVATE FAMILY PE class housemaid, ail De Pad to » competent person.Apply 814 erbrooke HTH W ANTED\u2014-S8TRONG BOY TO ATTEND FILES and make 9 himeolt generally use cfal Apply | 10 Bt.Poter at; Moulton & FOR PRIVATE FAMILY A FIRRT- class cook.liberal wages paid, to the t person.Apply 014 ERA * 3 Wome A GENEHAL SERVANT.mes ou at, pr Ars mir] preferred.WANTEL \u2014 PLUMBER, GOOD VAGES 10 steady man.Apply 440 8t Urbain at.274 1 ANTED-A COMPUSITOR.WITH THREE OR four years\u2019 experience.Apply to Beckot | Bros.ee 18 Dollard Lane 3 VV ASTED A A CLEAN AND TIDY GENERAL BEF SEE.vant.1898 Hypolite ANTED- A TIDY VOUS en OMAN OR nL ork Food w ages Appl for light y at Lace, [48 Rivard st, 8p y 2741 ANTED-FHOROUGHLY CAPABLE GIRL, ASB 'sneral servant, must understand plain cook- \u2018og, snd have good city references, good wages, Ap- py immediately to 207 8t.Urbain st.27 ANTED\u2014A TABLEMAID.APPLY AÏ 53 DUrocher st.42 IWANTED-S ACTIVE YOUNG MEN To BEIT, b teas and coffees to hotels and boarding Boysen.commisions given, 61 Bloury at.41 ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY A COOK, AT ST.James Hotel, opposite Bonaventure station, * mn SWAYIED \u2014 A BMART ACTIVE YOUTH, TO lect accounts and make himself generally petal, must be well recommended.Apply at the Tontero Cigar Factory, 831 Lagauchetiere Tire ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, AN ASSISTA master for St.John the var lint's Bohol Es ta Rev.Arthur French, 177 Ontario ux TO DU LIGHT vont eu tons ARE! in © Ps Ten, Saleen 12 and x at E, 2 ra SMART FIDY Gri a STs ji on t 16, to make herse Rousse.no children, roy 5 Magdalon street, Po 8s, a ANTED-A BOY TO DO CHORES.APPLY AT Ÿ Waverley House, Victoria = ANTED_FIRST-CLARS ( VASE Ton the newest and best selling book ever publish- 4, yood sal ary eh commission to the right Ivan Apply with references to room 14,162 St.ANTED-A HOUBEMAID, AT 285 UNIVERSITY atreot, Protestant erred.Apply Ja the morningor after 6 o'clock ening Wi TED_FOR DRYGOODS, A FIRAT- \u201cclass = salesman and must be a competent inde hi < \\ * fromser, both, languages required.Apply NET YORK HOUSE, KIT 3 l immediately.274 NU ANTE DA MAN, THOROUGHLY ACQUAINT.ed in the city &nd can write à fair hand for ht work, advance with experience, m ust have go ood neces.Py (Mier Yam, to b.F.Colli or, 183 Bt James ar G1 1 ANTE AN.OFFICE BOY.WHO UNDER nds bookkeeping, writes shorthand, one \"who renides with bis parents and han some one to go security preferied, to the right WO raged chance \u2018to work his war up.Address * TA or ANTES 4 FIRRT.CLARS ÉUTTER AND fitter to take full charge of a work room in a vate house, aise a hdliner.Apply by, A ring reference, \u201cL 2166.\u201d anofice 2_ ANTED = A YOURU TABY.FOR A Fu SCT oode and stationery store.Apply to See Ténce 4 He.Law Ÿ ANTED-A SMART Yi E \u201cKG GIRL TO ASSIST on ironing 2 machine, Apply 8k elton B fon Bron & WANTED-A UT FIRSTCLASS CANVASBEL, FOR an old established Mercantile Agency.Apeiy with references to PO.Box 1 734.211 V An TED-ORFICE UR HOUsE CLEANING OR washing at h ou os By n re respectable dow good references.4 us 272 ANTED- -BY A YOUNG MAN SITUATION AN with references.stre TANTED-EY A Jonna LADY, A a Sitbor AB qoverness or la 8 companion, n oither French or English family.Adil 1baL, 75 TAB V ANTED -BY A RESPECTABLE Lota situation as cook, no objection to washing or Ironing, Uä Mayor st.2732 3 ANTES BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WORK ander nw ANT \u2014 IM DIAT A driver or coachinan, city ee orences < 2000 STAR Office.So is Tip KTH] \u201c57 YoURà THOROUGHLY, A in the hardware, having served aix years ft pe retail SE rod ia open for_engagement, any.ist.Address, \u201cHardware,\u201d P.O.Box * 1488, ANTED\u2014BY BTEADY YOUNG MAN, S8ITUA- Lu cod wal tion as Sook or gary er 13 aluo à gi ter, Abra SRS Som ats V ANTED \u2014 POSITI a A8 ELLER.6 vents experience.arid ane Provinces prelh r- red.Address \u201cH 207: TAR O FANTED = BY CONPETENT pre Péx uation, eecurity und t of references given if required.Address, \u201cH 2007, » Sran ghte VW ARTED-SITUATION AS STOHENAN.\u201cSir: er or stockkeeper and vlai bpgbhe eping: axe 44, experienced in hardware, \u201cH 2099,\" STAR office.2743 WANTED STITRTION BY NURSE (WHERE lady charlotte gelatine provided); $10 waxes.mi oom TO LET, AND handsomely ely furnistied.hot hot and cold wi 5 8T, DENIS aT.FOR GENTLEMEN' WI WEI oom AT) BOARD-AT table Eo i + Specific Articles.BUECKH'S STANDARD BRUSHES.1 se Hasan nan Hi Dx LORIMIER Yor Scotch Lambe* Wool Shirts and Drawers, $1.00 Shirts made to order 1706 NoTrE Dans ST.Xb, SEUUND- MALLE BRON, & TOMS {Successors to Miruau Bnos.& MITC de Montreal, COMEWTTH JST CLASS BOARD, AT 35 353 OOS Whig DO UBLE AND SINGLE Fi conve 0 ence} special atten Vi mended a as well built and\u2019 ES SOUSAIS © x CHADOCK SIMPRON \u20ac à pers STRIDE.PREPARE FOR WINTER ring Hinges, &c.fuel, Doar Springs, 5 atL.J.A.SURVEY ER, \"26Sr2ewNo.1.1588 Notre Dame street.VER HALL SQUARE RICE m.19 COM\u20141ST GLASS FURNISHED ons! soir able for two gentlemen or married hot aud cold water.Apply 20 Berri OUMS\u2014WELL YURNISUED \u201cvm EVERY Manafiel himan oi Apply, \u201ces A.Tou Yrollte street, acer | À COTE, RN ANTOINE \u2014 BUILDING We have subd! in th montre convenient locatitios at Cote: bt.Antoine, whi ooM = Ta ROO CIN TR a NT FARLOE ro, with Tone comforts, in quiet tard] 2319 8t, Catherine st.sacks SIMPSON & CO \u2014 FOR [OQ one Et tho FER \u2018built new ow houses, above 8 15 42 Et Alex jo day orotherwise.Avply 4 Sa 5 Frater, fuinaces, slate was 7 \u20183, CHADOCK si ARSON & CO.EAL ESTATE TCT SALE st our st, also table board.#16 270 Bod BABOCK SHH te Ktonoers Estate AE] ae low rnishéé heated, Wil boa D board.Ap, NAYS.273 0 OF \u2014 ar, ily.Contre RORY = JEDROOM FE 3 M\u2014TO RTABLY F th, 578 Lagauch.des t Ri i \u201c208 heirs gar 00) VI ARD, 5 from Post Office, Feu er ak to RO Loan food \u2018Real A CHADÔCK sixeso 2 5 hopin Et \u2018= ENAMEL APPLY IT.150 exquisite colora.Burface like Porcelain.For beautifying every home article, Chairs, Tables, Brackets, Baths, Wicker Wood, Metal, otc, oto.The Bath Egame! stands boiling water.Bold by dealers in Patnta and Fancy Goods, 272xtf = padi THE WINE OF WINES, 240s By charics pue Rome ve MARRI COUP) ro ready for ret 2483 James = treet, a TOHET A Te 25: h Eo.ali copventences; 48 per mon vo - Business Chances.Le\" FURNISHED AND QUIET; WARM, EN \u201c BALE\u2014LUMBER AND MIANUF ACTURING usiness.Mtusted Lin, this city.p Lact Pr ANTED\u2014 BY STEADY MAN, PostFioN TO take care of boiler and engine, 15 ox Sica th ocean steamer.Address *H ous, $ qu office.ANTED-BY JOBBING BRICKLAYE! 108 IN large works or 5 fnotory hu have good references.Address, * ve 21,\" 274 3 ANTED\u2014BY RELIABLE \u201cFERSON, CAKE OF ia infant at her home.31 Kobin at.Qute Bt ANTED\u2014BY JOUXG sel À k: = irons 43 wi ATED-BY i Ep TEEN A tuation as plain cook ur wor ousekve us h.* aadres ?À.R., 103 Shuter st.Tr ANTED.er AYOUNG LADY, SITUATION stenographer and RH er, experience and eat of reine os.Address M HIDE \"BTAR ce.WH ANTED\u2014BY GOOD LAUNDRESS, W WORK.HE two firat days of the Week, good city references given.7% Jur: 741 NVAÈTE TÉDSITU TONE FOR COOKS GEN LRAL ouse and tab] lemaids.Central Employment and accuse Bureau, 1342 Ni a » wd WANIED-POsI TION AB BALESLADY, HAB experience and city recommendation and hoe both languages.Address \"lL 2155 aan ANTED\u2014BY STEADY MAN.FURNACE TO attend or or plght watchman.Address H.Gor- ban, 81 Fullord 74 1 V ANTED \u2014 \u201cSTTUATION BY.A GOOD COOK, ___city references, 54 Bernard st.2742 WES A RESPECT ABLE YOUNG GIRL, situation as nuree or for light t housework.Av- iy 94 Delisle at, 274 \\ FATED SITUATIONS FOR BOORRHEPERE, clerks, storsmen, express drivers, coachmen, fürnace men: no charres made, Centra! 1 Employment and Agency Bureau, 1583 Notre Dame st.2741 ANS Fz 708 SAL E-8ECOND HAND MACHINERY, CABInet latho,türret bead for brass,made by American à Co, neurly pew.\u201cAmes\u201d lathe, six feet bed, = suche n° ul ja abattu Ba, ai TE Sper ses, dudge p 78.8 14 .order.& À Taylor, 165\u20ac ¥7006 RB SALE BI amb AND POOL TALLES, NEW SEW and second-baud, all sizes; also 6x18 Engl tables.D.Nighüugale, 1742 Notre Dame CE 5 oy BAL Fu NATIONAL CASH REGIBTER.AP- atd rus store, corner gf st.Denis and St.Cth Re sl 271 8 Tek BAL} TEECH LOoADE K, DOUBLE BAR- el, \u201cGreen: ve \"a beauty, toboëans, one doilar, worth three, hardware at cost price before lexipue, come quie ly.10 Phillips aq, 3 WEF SALE \u2014- VEKY \"INE NEWFOU SHLASD puppies Just tha hi g to bring up with the children.dit ean, \u201cbw STAR re.9733 QUE SALE CRT APTA GOOD PIANO, HOOD, sweet tone aud in perfect order, must bo sold: Address 2 Mountain at, 2741 Joirsal, \u201cTWO HANDSOME COCKER S8PANIE], pups, Lo three months oid.Apply, at HD Fort st, 274 1 JOR HALE \u2014 TWENTY, THIRTY AND FORTY cents, ollcloth shane, 10 by 14 twenty cents, 14 by 20 this sy cunts, 20 hy 26 forty cents, on frames and lettered for any business, at H, H.Martel's, sin winter and importer of white letters for windows, Fhe old stand, 230 St.James xt, 274 1 Borses and.Carriages.For BAL B \u2014 NEW EXPRESS BOB 81 HIGH, cheap, 104 St, Antoine at, Board.PLANS SANS SAN NASA S NV NN OARD \u2014 FIRST- CLASS PRIVATE BOARDIXG honse, Apply y_363 Do rcheste GAD = kooMs COMFORTABLE.FoR B couples, with hot and cold water und gas, on h floor, grat -class house.388 Lagauc hetiore st.torner 8t.De 71 # ANTED \u2014~ À GOOD \"GENERAL BERY x.wit b references, must be a good biais ok \u2018pply 3.Bt.Luk NAN TED - x Touva WOMAN, FOI \u201cBi.* cooking ac ana general housowork no was dus 41 Franswic \u201841 ANTED-A LADY FOR AN OFFICE, KNOW: ledge of both languages required is ton suitable person, this is a permanency.O Bo ox 40 \u2014\u2014 = WASTED TRAVELLER, TO CARRY LISE FINE boots and shoes.Toronto and West, a man with firstrate connection and hixh standing, to a uitable man at liberty about tat Fehy., 1800, a d salary would be patd and percentage Over à vers ln amouat accepted sales.Apply A.B., \"Post fige N ANTED AT THE CAN.LOCO.AND ENG.co.LA, Kingston, wood palternmakers 274 Douses ta.det.LN mL un ae A 0 ANNAN SNS pe LET-203 st URHAIN \u201cSTREET, NEWLY douse up, rent 817 monthly to desirable teuant > any provements.Lk.Lymau Mills, therine A LET-LOWER TENEMENT, 6 ROOM, dw.C., also furniture for sale, a goad chance tra party wishing ogo housekeeping.GHY age 0 TER NIC TE VFURNIRHEP HOUSE, UNTIL 1st May next nr Sone if required, furnace, bath and \u20ac, hot and od water.Apply at, alt Palace treet, \u201ctrom 1 to d'à HO LET-24 ST, ELIZABE J UST 1 enement, rodma, bath and x ,close to Cit y all.Apply to cremunt & Cie.Lau Notre Bp A 0 LET\u2014SEVERAL NEWLY BUTT UPPER ANT tower tenaments, with all moderu_ improve.mont n Dorchestor st, between Bt, Denis and 1 .erry\u201d to Apply fo Perodean & Desaladberry, No.64 Bt.Jaca street, : [OLEI-AC A EER \u201cUPPER TENEMEN 95 Bishop sf eæe of buyin M ; ooking range ee see ete possession, A 4, ¢ SHERBROOKE 87T., ( 4 D) 9 hunter, \u2018au house, furnished, extension kitchen, roace and all modern conveniences, now ih for oocupation.For keysapply 53 Beaver Hal 1 Hh FOOD LIT 0 __Douses a mA WANTED A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, west of leary, Rea immediate posses: Ak office.271 8 sion.Address = THE WINTER MONTHS, A TEÉD\u2014 ro omfortably furnished, moderato size house.\u201c33 P.O.Be JANTES = SWALL HOUSE, COTTAGE OF r tenement, furtshe À we nOt ebove Hherbrimoke, Tope amy ravnituee 12 iL i faétory.Address \"F 203 office, , moves, Yotels, Re! to fet, No LET-8 LET-STORE AND UP PER AND LOWER tenements on Buckingham ave, good lo ren is moderate.Apply Estate de ob BY 0 LET-HOBSE DEALERS TH EFTNEST ST p10 n Montreal for horse trade, No 105 fi | ring reasonable.Apply on the pr nisen ord session imm van Farms to Aet.me .wr, Fox™ pr fair he y ths Into James Mcp hilitps, to r & term 0 wh of ole well atooked with an mat} ie Arkon, 1 jocluding a spples vur- onag.271 8 rents, raaplorr! FE and ex- \u201cat anction Ce 2 0 8 anit à das or rood : mediat .get Bin N CANCER, AL>U TABLE BORED, de Jurors st OARD\u2014 FOR LADIES WITH ATTENDANCE Juriug confinement, strictly private, at 22 258 Ht.Antoine 272 12 RER IMT CLASS BOARD AND ROOM, IN Canadian family, for young men, also tabi oard.149 Uleury at 2 ER OARD\u2014FIRST-OT, AF (BR TABLE BOARD month, at 31 Belmont st, off Beaver Hall Tl VARKD\u2014VACANUIES st.$3.Hi) per week POARD- \"MKS.MCEW AN, TR PRIVATE sick nurse, 1H] St, FN, street, Montreal.buperlor ace ommodation for boarders with best medical attendance 273 12 vApA ND HOON, 82.50 PER WEEK, TABLE ard, $2 per week, Apply 30 Bt Consta 95 4° POARL- BOARDING HOUSE AT 50 BKAVER Hail Hill, board ay or we$k, TOOIRE LO t farnished or trae hed 74 4 BOARD FIRST-CLASH TABLE BOARD, \u201cFOR two or three gentlemen, st 15 Hanover st ea AT Thy NOTRE TE bath and POARD TVOUNT MEN CAN HAVE GO) FROAKRD SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION, THAR sient boarders taken, $1.50 per day.71 1 Sherbrooke st.> 24: BY ARD TABLE BOARD, SIXTEEN \u2018bo, LFS rer month.13 Phillips 30.EN PN .A OST - ON EV ENING OF SATURDAY, NTH Nove ber, one bait orl oil, dell in tho river from Quebec Li whari Anyone havin, found and ns eit t the Riiilion & Ontario Sayt Ni TO PLACED TALE, A 2 bees win M.8.\" on it.Please return lo 31 314 Frond I ovina REAR 348 RT.ANTOINEK ST, wray staghound pup, about eight months old N alselblack oucker apanie pup, shout three months old.Anyone returning same to above address will be rewardes 32732 Os T 2A BABLE COLLIE DOG.TI, PLEASE RE turn to Bodega, 1743 Notre Dans st, and] he re.Fe 374 1° UHT-ON NT.ANTOINE ST.TE AR WINDSO Ared covered autorraph slbum.Finder wi oblige by leaving at STAR office.274 ound.LAAT ANNA oN OUSD-MUNDAY NIGHT, AT 77 WATER BST, a cow,uvwher can have same by provinæ property and paying pxpenses.2696 JUUND-BLACK AND WHITE bu WITH COLlar and city tax 405.Apply 104 annop at 2741 FOUND TERRIER B BITCH, WITH COLLAR AND edal, No, owner can have same by proving property.as ing all expeuses, Apply | to Hd Beandry 2741 Bonen to Loan.SONA AAA NA NANT TLL TNA ONEY TO LEND, ON PROMISSORY NOTE! LPAYARL E BY INSTAL MER 8.priv eysonall Every transaction most He nt iE \u201cdu bert street.Office Soars.3 2488 Test [dings =: a Ligne.LL LINE TU usiness, Jresainkers PARA he » a di x Ba os Dy.a AT SA EA SMALL ORNE GHOGERY IN J Bh Charles, with stock, &c., ul bdo Fou Apply to L Harris, 44 Vict JD STANDS IN AE NE ly EVR, res.ess.Hou de of nine ouf for sys apd to let, at a ihe.La HARRIS, 44 To J dinner private.Hil Tho sero e: ATES MACHINE 8 oF, 270 er 5 good 8 han r United ont, cl tor] bern} chat \u2018Teasonable de 50.\" Gran office.Ei HB d 273 4 WELL \u201ci FURNISHED poms encres on > 273 4 ui ossi tabla b board, 273 Lare FUI yin wiv ate family, San Sansa BALE SMALL BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS, 10 y qe oing good business, $400.Apply L Aan 3, 44 Victoria Private house Address \u201cH ROUE ec e Ta en Fox msi te.far or, e or OF .ished or or unfurnished.29 M HE_TWO NICELY FURNISHED rooms, rent moderate.60 Beaver Hall) al, oom! BORE EE ISH , ALSO FRONT Steamships.ALLAN LINE\u2019 OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.1889\u2014WINTER SERVICES\u20141890 Halifax and Portinnd Mail Line.From F Tom Portland.Halifax, OOMB_-W RRL Fi URNIS HET UBLE, ALB: single room, with bate Dior dés ete fami.terms moderate.29 ft.Rex RNISH room, suitable for 8 for young men roomin this week.th \u201cthese steamers at, Lor! pA prening 5 dl ov Ene fo TER * on, OF & Ro ooke at, or amily rite M AND SMALL WELL LY = ed rooms (private family).Ou FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED.APPLE OC SMS - SORNISHET ROUMS TO LET, 2 Bleury street, use kitchen and dining room.Ac erable reduction has © been ocean fares during the wi to show you.os Board, at 3) Belmont st.off Boavgr Hh Halt SEE LET, A FLAT OR A PART, ONEUR- irhed, at Taig tween Bleury st.and Victoria aq.LET, FURNISHED OR VNFUF ed, with ase of kitchen, en, A Bi nd et.tlasgow and Boston servi than ever.5 ON h board, dre A table board, at 9 German POONS- WELL FURNISHED FRONT, SUITABLE married couple, use kitchen and d private English tainly.gs - 14 ed too,\u201d amers do not CArTY Fansenwers to Europe.Glasgow and Philadelphia Service.Rooms Wanted.ANSNT NNN SNA ANTED\u2014ROOMS BY BROTHER AND SISTER, in Food locality.Address witu terme, I 5 rhone ss at TT en poule to to Fhilader rs to Europ ER ther ar inf a 36% 3 Sea ANTED ONE DOUBLE AND TW SINGLE end.Address stating bY) \"to \u201cHE 2006,\" STAR poffise.TANTED\u2014A LARGE SOS EORTABLE BEDroom.with full or partial entleman of quiet habits, pr cality uurth west end.Reply \u201cJ 3109,\" Jan x, Jp & A.st.Montreal: R0 Les at\u2026 Boston.:| Nassau, Cuba, Mexico, THE WINTER GEMS of the TROPICS, The MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS of the WARD Lip > ANTED-B A GENT Cembor,, gomforiabla\u2019 room.Lessons Wanted.INRIA ED_LESS SONS ON | ENGLISH PRONUN- Nat tion SI 5 veok, In the evening.Wnt LO MAN, TO HEFT ie another two or threo evenings a weok, for shorthand practice.or would æive lessons in retu _ Address J 21 10,\u201d * BTAR office.ampico ogo Frontiers ho and nd éATURPLIS 8, fora Nassat, Cuba and Sentucens: EV ROYAL a vICTORI ft HOTEL, N 2 enh Bt Conn, For PLY, Da 60.119 Wanstnt.Down they go and don\u2019t you make any forgettery about it.At last the good news is at hand.THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MAN Will open the battle on Thursday of We want every working- mechanic or wage earner to make a note of this.Don\u2019t let unscrupulous dealers influence you to spend one dollar until.you will have looked over what we have We will shake up the clothing business in a way that will please you and annoy the sharks on the Bowery.THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MAN put more dollars in your pocket in the way of clothing at right prices, in one year, than all others inten years.This winter the prices will be lower No man, boy or child shall go unclothed, \u201c and comfortably cloth- as long as we remain in the clothing business.See first sale prices Thursday, and remember that THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MAN'Sisstill headquarters for Ready-made Clothing for men, boys and children.Nordheimer's\u201d Building, 209 & 211 ST.JAMES STREET.I epurationaL MISS ORR, of Boston, PIANO AND ORGAN (Bpecial attention to Technick).Terms, #25 ten weeks, paid at the close of the term.Address, Branch P.6.Box 22, St.Catherine st.TROPICAL TOURS.A trip 0 on the Steamers hs apyin Tobraeing from two, to viniity torte.Novel and futorantsn Ha Carthay na, Fosquits ¢ Solon a Fue Cabin, Parsonçers carried cuis S 4 State se) N.Y.ae Influonza and Conssisption yield at once to the wonderful power of this remedy.None genuine unless signed MRS.BULLOCK is forming a Shorthand class for School bors, every MECHANICS INS TITU TE.Number Limited.Apply early.NTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.1880- WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1880.\"rain ugh Ex excepted,.» as follona re real by Mises goes Sore Throat, Bromchitls, loxrseness, Croup, Whooping Cough, rand Trunk Railway from 158 ESV SES Axe M188 RAYRTITS ACA- also Frenc.he.\u2018Arte etic and Bookkee - Miscellaneous.~ W.«& F.P.Comme & 00.i os Portland Cement, Chimney Tops, Water pue Plaster of Paris, ui other y Tun rough to Ball nd Sed Jo ad a hn run mon .na of the Intercolonial Rail x are cated b steam from the loc BL tra Ny adéré ti br \\ckots \u201cand ih Sper as an of freight, train ay Bis jh Shieh u iN bange, T Nr Canada Cement, Roman Cement, Mamafasisters at toast Railway office, Moncton HAIR MAGIC 1; Dr.Dorénwend's jy Great German Preparation tape B wl romotes ® you Fou yet er or soute an Tyo doeaadt ?replies send textes dows Ps A DORENWEXD.S Sole Man ris Hair Works Toronto.Ppvstovess & BUreeveHs \u2018Barristers and Sollcitors, Txrermonx No.15631 __Ko.12 Pisce d'Armessz Chas.8.Burroughs doy Tw.Herbert Barronges Béasem Steel BOFA, CHAT AN AND Bap SPRINGS.A À RARE M MEDICAL WORK Dry and Clean Storage.for Household Furniture., MaomasrEs, 9.0.rage res Btoraire for General Merchandise, : B/MACLENKAN, n a B Masons to \u2014 a en Pupils AManted, STED-GUITART PUFILE BY A cos W teacher.Address \u201cM 1368,\u201d Stan o grsT |, ANTED-PFUFILS EVENING OLABS FOR = Bit Indica tor Phrticulats apply No 80 1 Children Cry for | Pitcher\u2019s.Castor) OHN x & MOLSON & BROS.ond Perter ere MACMABTER & MoGIBBON, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, &o.THE TRMPLE, mg, James Strep: cGrsaox, ns WEAK FES = i VEN a = FOWLER, Moodue, uly no should vist pes 32701 St.Catherine street, bofore our- chasing claowhere, ee E .Special Notices) ose who Tete À investing in a r.Lindsay's plano THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 21, 1889, : For Sals (te.\u2018 ByJ.Cradock kame Axe & er Co T0 COME TO JUSTICE THE LONDON SCANDALS TO BE AIRED In OCourt\u2014Alleged Particulars Connected With the Case Published in the Society Presa of London.NEw York, November 21.\u2014The Herald's London special says: If hall the stories afloat are true London is to havea trial that will develop details as sad as that of the Dublin scandal.The Earl of Euston has instructed George Lewis to take criminal proceedings against Mr.Parke, editor of the North London Press, for having stated that he was one of the principals in the Cavendish street scandal and that he nad bcen ajlowed to leave the country to defeat the \u2018ends of justice.Mr.Parke is the sub-editor of T.P.O'Connor's Star, and those who know him say he would nardly make such allogations unless he believed in his ability to prove their?truth.He is, however, mistaken jon one point.The Earl of Euston aid not 18ave the country, though it be generally understood he was advised to do so.Others who are said to be implicated have fled, but the Earl of Euston declared he was innocent, and stood his firound.Recently, however, he has been {rightfully gonded.The publication to which he objects is not the worst lash that has been applied.At a recent race meeting a number of acquaintances TURNED THEIR BACKS ON HIM.So far only three persons have suffered for the crimes.Two of these rsons are men named Veck and ewlove.At the police court the proceedings were secret.All that 1s known ia that the prisoners were sentenced to short terms of imprisonment.Hammond, the ostensible owner of the house, was permitted to escape and several porsons who would consider it below their gnity to recognize Hammond in ie are Ht e him, exiles, says: A nobleman holding a position at court was implicated by the depositions of a police inquiry that had taken place.He was asked by a high court official to explain matters and at once fled the country.Itis pretty clear that the matter camnot be wed to rest here.Very possibly many who are suspected are innocent, aud in their interest as well as in the publie interest no effort should be paises to bring home guilt to those really uy Pall Mall Gazette gays: Thereis every probability of the whole noisome matter, witn the names of those concerned, being brought into a public court, and everything turns upon the question of identity.h also says there has been a direful scandal on board the yacht \u2018\u2019Viotoria and Albert\u201d owing to a trusted and highly favored petty officer being detected in an indisoret: ofa pecullarly heinous description, for which the Quoen would consider keel hauling a light punishment.PLAIN WORDS FOR MR.PARNELL The Sad Condition of His Mother Exposed in à Letter Which She Endorses, NEw YorK, November 21.\u2014In an open letter to Chas.Stewart Parnell Miss Anna Carslake, of Trenton, N.J., has taken direct issue with the Irish leader about his mother's condition, She tells him plainly that Mrs.Parnell is nniless and In absolute want.If he thinks otherwise he is- in error.Miss Carslake has been Mrs, Parnell\u2019s faithful friend in her troubles and was Fanny Parnell's school mate.In the letter Miss Carslake says: \u201cHer (Mrs.Varnell's) desire was to re fraln from troubling you, knowing how deeply you were involved and how all your means were employed owing, to the suit with the Timea.Your statement thatthe crops Of Ironsides have been stored for years is erroneous.There is but a very small Quantity of hay and a smaller one of corn on place now, the crops having beet sold off graduaily to meet pressing necessities, For various le ogal expenses caused by th suit now pen je, Against her she has been compelled raise money the ale of jovery and clothing.sha es no revenue from the property in ali which gave $750, it having n attached in connection with the lawsuit Toforred to.Her farmer, Stevin, did and does manage the place ! tothe best of of his ability, with the means à his disposal.The farm is don fhe nes It has been worked out, There are now but three animals horses, n the place, and those of little value, \u201cThe house is out of repair almost empty of furnishin a com- fortiess home for a woman who has a Place in the history of our times.On the 18th I was with her until about 3 p.m.She had ss pet received no funds from any source.\u201d This letter is accompanied by one {som Mrs.Parnell endorsing it, AN EX-JUDGE DEAD, (BPECLAL TO THB STAR.} Prcrox, Ont, November 21.\u2014Ex-County Judge R.P.Jellett died this morning after along illness.He was superannuated a short time ago by the Government.A Member of the \u201c City Gang\u201d Heir to a Fortune.Paul Thomas, one of the worst specimens of the notorious city gang, who has been arrested several times on a char, 0 of rob- bory, was again before the Police M.trate this morning, on a charge of hav ioe assisted one of the \u201cgang\u201din stealing g from a store on St, Lawrence street, Thomas was remanded for trial.The rie soner is one of te worst, in the band, bu as always manage escape penitentiary Ho 18 a Parisian by birth, and comes of lary family.Recently a lottar 3 was received by the police here, asking them to make enquiries about him, 8s he was heir to a large amount of money, to be paid over shortl He was informed of his good luck, but {i had no effect upon him, as he still olings to his old companions, \u2014 Delayed by.Fog.The fog on the river was so dense during yosierdny afternoon and to-day that such.navigation as remains Has been at a com- pleto standstill.The steamer * \u2018 Montreal\u201d the R.& O.N.lina.w gh was due here at 8 ue morning was una fo to leave Quebeo till 8 this morning, onthe aa due here about 6h see av roi BE The steamer \"from Quebec on her regular \u20ac trip last evontog ad not been heard: from at the Richelieu Company\u2019 office here ve to 10 o'clock thie morning, but is sups to have argived all right with partial pores by fog.e market boats have been all more or less detained.A Sudden Death.Mr.Paul Marsolot, a Parisian employed as traveller for Messrs.Lyman, Son ok ou died suddenly at his residence, 337 Dorches- ter streot, last evening.Deceasad had beén ailing for some time, but recovered sufficiently to resume hig duties.Last night mm; of Mr.Alexis Casson, Merchant and Brother in-law ot Mr.C, Douce! Deput Clerk the Orown and Peace.ears of ago, and leaves a wife ang two ht dren to mourn his loss.Suit Against Bhowshoe Clubs, The Central Vermont Ealirond Company Are suitig two snowshoe cluvs, \u201cie peur\u201d and \"Lo Canadien\u201d for $280 each.The company claim that when these two clubs | arranged thelr excurston to Burlington, M two winters ago, they received special reduced rates for members.the ox- \u2018cursion was over the clubs tailes \"to sottie for over half of their tickets, say thé plaintiffs, and refuse to do so even now.Bence Did Not Visit Private Lanes.Assisted by a staff of men, Mr.Flynn, the Street Inspector, was out last, night in the region north of St Cather! ne sireot, watching the way the scavengers do their work.@ reports that evorything was well and - cleanly done.He did not tnto the private lanes, the public thorouæhfares be! the sole source of hisanxiety.The Hibbard Electrical Hanuiucruring win Wri ive this mornin, ; engi Wey oo À Momen Wallase À Sons, of Ansonla, Conn., and John A.Roeb- tug, Sons & Co.of Now York, asking that the affairs of the Hibbard Electrical Munu- facturing and Supply Company of this cluy be w un up.The petitioners have a claim ainst that company, The court appoin todhiir.Archibald W.Stevenson provisional liquidator,and ordered him to \u2018call a meeting of creditors and shareholders for the 30th inst to appoint a liquidator.TWEEDS STOLEN FROM A $TORE Discovered\u2018ANer Seven Months\u2014Young Man Arrested.Saven months ago the tailoring establishment of Ar, Pierre Lasalle, 1156 Ontario street, was broken into and $600 worth of tweeds stolen, and an important arrest was made last night Yesterday, Mr.Lasalle, while in another tailor shop on Ontario street, saw u place of tweed exactly like one which had been stolen from him.He found that the goods had been left there bya young man bamoed Prudent Guy with an order for a pair of trousers.Guy's address was oblained and Detective Ar- cand and Constable Lessard procs roceed- ed to his residence last ight.The oung man was not in, ai w hile awaiting his return they institute® a search for the goods, and were rewarded by finding a trunk fuli of the tweeds in a room, When Guy returned he was taken into custody and conducted to a cab which was In waiting at the door.When, stepping into the vehigle he drew a rovol ver from his pocket, 7 but the weapon was zed by Constable Lessard and wrenched fibm his grasp.Guy appeared before the ice Magistrate he morning and pleaded \u201cnot guilty, stating that the goods were given nim by a man namad John Smith, who has since loft for the States.He was remanded for trial, \"COMMERCIAL, BEERBOHN\u2019s REPORT, Nov.21.Cargoes off coast, wheat and corn nil.Cargoes on passage and for shipment, wheat, firmer, corn, do, strong; mixed American maize, present and foliow ing months, 20s 3d.Liverpool spot wheal firmer; corn do, strong.Number of wheat cargoes waiting, one.Weather in England, colder.The Liverpoal public cable says: Wheat tirmgde- mand poor.holders offer moderately; corn under a poor demand.Foreign Provisions.There was no change in the Liverpool provision market, Pork was stcady nt 5ts 6d, lard at 368 6d, bacon at 348 10 37s 0d.ahd tallow at 25s 3d.There was a stronger tone to the Log market and prices advanced 5e.The closing ( quotations were: Light grades at $3.70 to $3.90, mix acking $3.70 10 $3.90, heavy ship) log, £a 7510 3.90, rough, packing $3.60 t 0 $3.ésti- mated receipt 7,000 SEninet \"yesterday 8 offictal 27,2 33 eth \u201cshipments ot 4202.There were left.over from yesterday about 2500.\u2018The cattle market was fairly active and steady.Ke- ceipls 14,000 head.Wholesale Grain and Provisions.LOCAL GRAIN.\u2014OWIRg to the stronger English and firiper western markets there was a steady feeling in the local grain market on wheat and rices wore un unchanged.\u2018The demand on spot fur tobà wheat bas been slow and few, M any.transactions were made, but we hear of sales où round- lots of No.} atloat at Port Arthur at 83\u20ac, In peas there was a weaker feeling and prices do- clined 3g Jo] 1c to 68c with sales of round lots re ried at gure, at ts chan hands a Potations.We quote: Wheat No.1 hard Mant- toba, 84 to Dôc; No.2 hard, 92 Lo 930; corn, in pond, 42 L0 42360; duty paid 4914 to B0¢; 0.oats, to 31\u20ac; peus, Gdc per 66 lbs.Barley, 30 to \u2014Thero was no change in the flour market.The demand was slow and the volume of bustness transacted was small and of a Jobbing ë Be.character.Receipts continue fair and s accumulating.consequently the tone Is pind but values ar& not any Jower as yet.We py Patent winter, $5 Logs 2 patent © Spine.84 ais 5 10: straight roller, va strong bakers\u2019, 4 50 to 4 75; Sirong bakers\u2019, $4 40 to 4 GO; Strong bakers\u2019 bags, §2 40 to or Loss Sapern ne bags, $1 60 10} VU; extra bags, $ LOCAL A ROTISIONS \u2014There continues to be a fair demand for Jon provisions and the market was inogerately active with a-good Jobbing busi- pess.The tone was fArm on account of the stron; western markets and ptices here are maintained.york in mail lots has been chaug- ing tb hands free! We quote: Western short cut his $13 1 mess, $13; Canadian short eut, oo to gio \u2018estern (Armours and Faire bankas 181 y Eags.- to the recent mild and disagreeable roathar t ère was an easier tone to the market this morning, and prices had a downw tendency.The demand was and the market wes fairly, ne active with some round lots Changtog hands.stern imed sold at 16 10 10 dc Ly do at 17 to 180, hi fresh at A sigietly trols fresirat 43 We per doze! GAME.~The sy) ply of Jr gam me was email, fo which an there wasn taken at Stand prices.Choice partri Does and culls 8 at 25to 300 oper brace.d owe di: ers had some diffl- cas in line \u20ac their w nts on account of the sc, chy abd prices wero.maintained at er to Bo or sadâles, and 10c to 11\u20ac for carcasse ry on v\u2014There à ras vety little doing ha poul- ight offerings, and the market Sole wan 4 iy at 83¢c to Olgo for turkeys gevse nd.guet, and 7¢ to 8c pis chickens an The tone, of NH cheese market Pen was quiet vor steady and\u2019 will Nkely continue so for some little time, now chat the shipping Sn a 18 over.There wag little enquiry tbo sole, of business ransocted wae Was mall t the Woodstock cheese market yesterday 000 boxes were offered, for which 10c was bd but no sales were affected.The Liverpool public cable was unchanged at 545.We quote: Finest September nnd On October, 1014 to 107 c; fine stock, -Ogtot La ler makes, 834 to tel TITER here was no Taprovement in the but.market, business having sontinued a quiet owing to to limited demand and only à small Jobbing vas don ig: Ah The tone was steady and prt all round, We note: Tow nabipa, PE io to 21¢; medium do, 16 to 18¢; soins, to 18c; creamery, 22 to 230, Toronto Prices Cyrrent, Nov.21, 1 WäEat\u2014No.2 2 autumnn 80 © RBc; No.2spring, 84.30 65c; No.2 red win à to 85gc; No.1 ard Man'toba, pic toD2e; N No.2 hard anitoba, BamLev\u2014No.1, 50¢ to 510; No.2, 45¢ to 460; No, 3 extra, 400 to 41c; No.3, 330 to 35, Peas, No.2 59 to 80e.Oats, Ni A 2,328 to 41¢, No, 3 do at ve and oats at 30 LIVERPOOL Lazear Purors CUREENT, Nov.21, 1889.Spring Theat.1 ns to] Ig Pork.Red w cee 49 to Lard 9 34 to g 2% Bacon, | .to 0 ot Bacon, 8.to 4 UM Tollow to 4 Cheesn.Huerage Cireulation.30,400.85; extra, 5 to 4 25; superfine, 83 10 0 3 76; city to1 Ys per pall.Cases (Armours a\\rbanks), 8% tO 8)c per lb.Canadian 30c.th.$3 ¢ 65 10 083 70: ptralght roller, 10 $4 50 33 90 Lo 84: 88 pie nl ers, §4 The market sa let.Sales of No.2 red winter wheat at 80 No.3 barley, 18 papa, at Mc.: Erro of.Youth.{ 7 Safterers from } - Nervous Deblitty.| x euthtnl Indiscretions,: Early Decay.BE YOUR OWX PAYSICLN 1 ROE ae gn , from the effants of quikinl k ny eace, have bronght A ut SE 3 cocoa ERY RAR, PE ono.ord, remcaies that m medical ack 0 15 HA DE of the Ty gio cies of pac: a i Sty Ss COR CRAY) ror pans tn] A = ccoi jon of- ao Sia nde speedy, Le as nd enr practice ; je redo per per celoct bas intel.Titus have Rk rectly pure foe a eee one pe prescription.x ee : ae.eka gatas atsp.m1 NES den So ry Tor the patien an tire HT fr mak threes Jhisrom ap Eee oo œ l j HE DE SR tia, carefully coy ypu 3 , cnrefil 5 SEA À or yo wi T \u201c will Cire mast cases, 10t $k Be orealion 1 A i di ass._ Lu seen ot nstantly in Nd foqairy ral tive to this re eng du ho mould rotor To PORTE it of Fri + PRICE ONE CENT, : STRIFE IN BRAZIL REVOLT MAKES THE MEAT IT FEEDS ON.Another \u201c Peaceful ** Rovolution\u2014The Mine ister of Marine Nhot\u2014The Army Masters the Government.NEw YORK.November 21.\u2014A despatch from Rio Janeiro to the Herald says: Two battalions\u201cstationed in this clty were ur- dered to distant provinces.\u2018The military officers in a secret meeting resolved to resist.The Government, on attempting to onforce the order, was abandoned hy the garrison.The Minister of the Navy resisted arrest and was shot.The ministry deeming resistance useless submitted and the triumphant army proclaimed a Federative Republic.There was no opposition to the révolution, and tranquility has been restored.A SINGULAR RUMOR, A London special to the Herald says itis stated in diplomatic circles that Dom Pedro was himself the prime mover in his own depositin.He had endeavored to_resist his son-in-law\u2019s active hostility to the-anti- olerical party aud had other reasons to be dissatistied with him.Furthermore His Majesty was by no means ignorant of the pular movement.e felt that if he should outlive the Republican advance his daughter would be unable to cope with it, more particularly under the pernicious guidance of her husband.He therefore, like & wise and philosophié monarch, anticipated tho inevitable and thus at least saved the prospective bloodshed which he felt would have come with resistance, if not in his time certainly in that of Lis sucoes- sor.Hence his easy und calm acceptance of the situation.|SPECIAL TO THE STAR! Paris, November 21.\u2014A private despatch from Lisbon to the Diplomatic Attache here reports that the revolution in Brazil causes groap excitement in Portugal.Agitation is evident and there are fears of a political uprising.The King's Palace 18 guarded with troops for the first time since the death of King Luis, bul the sdbidiers are apathetic and not to be trusted in the presence of a reyolution.The Canadian Fisheries: ToRONTO, November 21.\u2014 Various rumours have been current lately regarding the fishery question.1 have good authority for stating that while no ubt Sir Jüûlian Pauncefote is carrving on pourparlers at Washington, there is no ikelipooa that any tangible progress is apparent vet.The statement that Sir Charles 5s Tuppor is golng to Washington is quite unfounc Baking Powder.BAR: POWDER - Absolutely Pure.© powder never varies.A marvel of purity, re nd whoiasomeness.More economics om the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in Soh tion with the multitude of low fonts, short proue um or phosphate powders.vin ROYAL BAKING row! 150 108 WALL DER Fe _asiedical Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles tnci- dent to à bilious state of the system, such a8 ness, Nausea, Drowsiness, eating, Pain in the Side, &¢.While their most - remarkable success has been shown in curing Head » ually valuable in nstipation and and proventing ing die aonoring compil while stimulate the ver and bowels, Even if they only cured Ache they would be almost priceless to thos at fe nami thelr oodness ed eir here, and those 2 who ance © try them vil nd these ttle pills valuable in so man: they will ot be willing to do wi out charte But after all sick bead ta the bane of so many lives that here whe \\s where e make our while others ai not.4 Carten\u2019s Lrrrie Liver Prins ae small and very easy to take.One or two make lease all who use m.bb Senin .ve for $1.Sold hers, or sent by CARTER MEDIOINE C0, Kow Tork Smal BL HL wl bu foal Prin ol) HE SCIENC DF LIFE A Sctentito a FIRE se and Physical Debi, Tao an où tbe Blood, maman trom Foly, Vice, Ignoranoe, Excenses Or Overtaxation, Enervating and up fing Lhe victim tor Work, Business oF tho Social relatlon, Avold Eni 5 ui prttondern.Possess w 1t contains ste papes, roval 8va, parie binding, embossed, RP» e price only 51.00 = Cen wrapper, Il mall, postpaid, conceal & Prospectus Free If dimingolated ratbor, W gaived tho OLD AND DJ} From the National M ol ! ¢ a ~ THR MONTRÉAL DAILY STAR, THURSDAY.NOVEMBER 21 1886.The : Baily Star.GRAHAM & CO, Proprietors.163 and 165 St.James Street.pases pay Bran 5 8 sent to any part of free, atg3a fear Hie 60 03 or pix mont es 906.for thres moutha eve the Ciroulation of Tus Star ex- eons t thé combined Issue of all the Other English bewspapers published in the city ot Montreal _gf Agents for French advertising Messrs.med dee Prince & Cle.No.86 Rue Lafayette, Parts, ance.CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR For weck ending Nov.16th, 1389.30,264 30,158 30,237 20,804 29,863 32,408 Total.sonocses 182 82 Present Daily Average \u201c For the Week ending Nov, 16th, 1889, 30,471.\u201c THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1869.EMERGING from the mysterious wilds of Africa, Henry Stanley will be received in Europe as one who has come back from the dead.The story of his travels, how he relieved Emin and fought his way back to civilisation will be read with deepest attention.Had he been lost or overcome by the many enemies he must have encountered on his long and perilous journey, the work of opening the dark continent to trade, civilization and Christianity would have been greatly de- Yerred.His success, therefore, 1s a splendid advantage secured for future expeditions.The great quéstion is whether the vast country traversed by Stanley, and extending from ocean to ocean, shall become an Industrial region devoted to .peaceful enterprise under European aus- ploes or kept In savagery by the slave hunting Arabe.That the country will be rescued from its present woeful state we cannot doubt.The commercial advantages to be gained are so enormous that the European idea must eventually prevail.Stanley's journey will clear up somg mysteries connected with the Mahdi's movements, and probably solve the question concerning the future of the Soudan.No MAN can be expected to work for nothing.How can the judges, who are careful.and rightly so, that their stipends shall be paid, expect the stenographers to work for no remuneration?There are r) oflicers of any court working without pay, why then, should the literary stafl be supposed to glve time and labor for the fun of the thing ?Do they get the bread and beef that strengthen their bodies and brains for nothing ?Does anybody give them wool for their backs for nothing ?Are the public and the courts paupers that they should ask hard-working men to give service gratis ?The order that the stenographers shall report cases in forma pauperis without pay reduces the courts to pauperism, an idea that cannot be tolerated for amoment.No man can be compelied to work for nothing unless he be a slave.Are the court.stenographerg slaves that they should do this thing?e State no more than the individual has any right to demand service for nothing, except in the one case of invasion by foreign foes when every man is supposed to come to the front.Even then the country admits its obligations and pays every one for the work he has done.There 1s something infinitely mean in asking men to work for nothing, which neither court nor country can afford todo.Cheap work is proverblally dirty work, but unpald work i8 robbery from the very roots of justice.NO USE FOR ENCLISH-SPEAKING PEOPLE IN THIS PROVINCE.Rumor affirms that the Dominion Government persists in ita intention to appoint Judge Casault Chief Justice of the Super- for Court in this Province.We have not a word to say against Judge Casault except that there is no good reason for passing him over the heads of his seniors on the bench and that h'+ promotion to the office of Chief dustice would, under existing circumstances be outrageous.Beyond the fact that he is French, what earthly reason is there for appointing him in preference to the Acting Chief Justice, the senior Judge of the Province and one of the ablest judges \u2018on the bench, J udge Johnson ?Is it not enough that the Provincial Government should continually discriminate against the English, Sootcn and Irish in making official appointments without the Federal Government doing the same thing?It has always been a tacit understanding that one of the Chief Justiceships in this province shall be enjoyed by an English-speaking judge, and it this understanding 18 departed from it will be for no better reason than that the Federal Government is truckling to the French vote.It does not say much for the Government's judicial appointments if there is no English judge to be found on the Bench who is fit to be appointed Chier Justice.The English-speaking people of tilis ; province are getting tired of the continual \"invidious and offensive discriminations against men of their own race.Things have come to a pretty pass when the Ottawa Government dare not appuint so much as a .type-writer of English race to a position in Quebec.They did venture on the experiment the other day,but now we are informed that \u201cin deference to Quebec public opinion the young lady has been withdrawn,\u201d The Government is wrong if it imagines that public opinion in the Province of Quebec is all French.There fs an English, Scotch and Irish public opinion too.True it does not get much official deference either at Quebec or Ottawa and as long as English-speaking Canadians are fools enough to allow themselves tu be ted by the nose by Conservative or Liberal iead- ors, no government will feel under the necessity of deferring to English, Scotch or Irish bublicopinion.It isthe party fetish that ig ruining English influence in Quebec.- - Why, out in Brome men claiming to be old countrymen and Liberals are straining themselves to elect & supporter of Mr.Mercier who to-day is no more a Liberal than he is an Englishman, but whose whole political | oreed to-day Is summed up inthe fact that he is anti-English.It Judge Johnson should be sacrificed in a spirit of cowardice it will be an outrage never to be forgotten.KNIGHTS.oF LABOR Approve of the vi ieva ofthe Canadian Branch of the Order on Convict Labor.ATLANTA, Ga, November 20.\u2014The Knights of Labor convention yesterday decided that | local assemblies attached to the general .all assembly will Ed per capita tax of 10 -Mfpwapa.All are well, engage in hostilites agalnst the atation, oe remains in stafu quo, the receipts wlll ex- | ceed expenses by $15, each year.This was ted with loud applause.The treasurer showed that the order is increasing in size overy year.The Legislative Com- mittea endorsed the report of the Canadian Committee on Legislation, which makes certain recommendations and declares strongly against convict labor.The exeou- tive board was instructed to formulate the polic À of the order in the question of con- bor.Toledo will probably be the scene of the next general meeting.Mr, Pow- derly asked that his salary be reduced from $3000 to $2500, but the finance committee refused.He sald the order is in better condition now than ever before, and he impressed upon the members the necessity for pursuing the present policy.After singlog a hy mn to the order the assembly dispersed.STANLEY SAFE HIS PARTY ARRIVES AT MPWAPA.The Explorer Brings News of Emin Bey\u2014The Mahdi Defeated and Hig Banner Cap- tured\u2014Missionaries in Danger.\u201c LoNDox, November 20\u2014Captain Wies- mann telegraphs that Henry M.Stanley arrived at Mpwapa on November 10.The despatch is dated Zanzibar, November 20.Besides Stanley all the European members of the expedition, and Schinze and Hoffman and other missionaries have arrived at Captain Wissmann expects the party to arrive at Bagamoyo on December 1.The Berlin Reichsanzerger has a despatch fron®Captain Wissmann dated Mpwupa, October 13, which says: \u201cFour of Stanley's men and one of Emin\u2019s soldiers have arrived here.They left Stanley at Mpwapa, August 10, and came by way of Noembo ahd Mwerieweri north to Ugogo in thirty-three days, including a day on which taey rested.Emin and Casati had 300 Sou- danese soldiers and many other followers with them.Iney had in their possession a large quantity of ivory.Stanley had a force of : $50 Zanzibaris, and was accompanied by his six lieutenants, Neison, Jephson, Stairs, Parker, Bonny and Wiiliam.The expedition struck camp as soon as the messengers started.Therefore, the part should reach Mpwapa by November 20.Emin and Stanjey repeatedly fought and repulsed the Mahdists, capturing the Mahdi's grand banner.A majority of Emin\u2019s soldiers refused to follow him southwards, asserting that their way home didn't lie in that direction.Emin left two Egy ptian officers in charge of the stations, lhe messengers have no Knowledge of the Senoussi or of events in Khartoum and Abyssinia.Captain Wissmann adds that the Englisif missionaries at Kisouke and Mambola needed protection until the fate of Bushiri was decided.Although on good terms with the natives, the missionaries were not protect od and had to be called inside the rman station.Rewarding neighboring tri Wissmann didn\u2019t believe the Massa co the marauding Wahehe,with whom Bushiri ossibly had his headquarters, had to be ept in check, Bushiri posseesed only a few guns.\u201cPOOR BAPTISTE MUST PAY.\" The View Taken by \u201c Le Sud\u201d of Mercler's Speech at Baltimore.\u201cThat is really going ing copsiderably out of one's way for the purpose of hsultine the Crown of England; and a Prime Minister should be the last man to make himself uilty of such an error,\u201d says Le Sud, citing fromier Morcier\u201d 8 reported words: \u2018I have always been of rar that the King of Engiand, Guorge 114, had® no more right to steal from the Jesuits than he had to steal from any other citizen; and I have always considered the confiscation of these estates (Jesuits) ns a theft.\u2019 Le Sud continues: \u201cGeorge ILI did not rob nor seek to steal from the Jesuits nor Canada; and, as a matter of fact, could not \"help put accept the situation in which he placed by Hg oliness Pope Clement XIV, who saw fit lo-abolish the Jesuit order.The estates of the Jesuits had been given by authority of His Majesty the King of France for the purpose of education among Canadians, not as a speculation.And on the day that the Jesuits ceased to exist and left no successor the estates naturally reverted to the Crown which simply continued the work for which the grant had been desig: sed.una namely education Canada.\"There then no theft on the part of George ILI, who used the revenues of the estates for their original p purpose without apy profit to him- there wag a anywhere, is was Prime Minister \u2018Mercier who authorized it, inasmuch as he disposed of a capital the revenue of which he was to use for the Crown for charitable and educational purposes.And now that the capital is spent by the handiwork of Mr, Mercier, another capita! must be created, and the rate-payers of this province will be obliged to make it up, and for that purpose new taxes must be imposed to replace the annual revenues from the Jesuits\u2019 Estates, It is always that way when the Nationalist dabbles in financial politics, poor Baptiste must pay!\u201d LEFT TO 1 THE CITY ELECTRICIAN To Re-arrange the Gas and Electric Lighte\u2014 The Gas Company's Little Bill, The Light Committee met yesterday afternoon, Alderman Rainville presiding.There were also present Alds.Malone, Laurier, Clendinneng, Tansey and Villeneuve.Mr.Badger in reply to a questiofi from the chairman said that as yet he had been um able to decide what lamps should be removed except in St.James Ward, If the aldermen of the various wards would tel} him exactly what state their wards were in with regard to light, he would see that they were attended to.Ald.Villeneuve thought Mr, Badger shouill have done something delinite since their last meeting; or at least had hia map ready shewing the position of all the lamps.Alderman Clen- dinneng then moved that Mr.Badger remove all'the are lights in St.Antoine Ward, north of Sherbrooke, and between St.Catherine and Shorbrooke streets west of Guy as may deemed necessary, and have the same placed where needed ; and replace the electric lights in those districts b gas.Badger here said that if he were given more wer he could do more justice to the city.Fe Was then given power to re-arrange the whoie systera of electric lighting on his own responsibility.In repiy to complaints {roth some of the aldermen as to thelr wards not being satisfactorily lights the chair- he believed that within a oars time they would havo a first-class electrio light service; but everything could not be done in one day.After a short discussion it was decided to pay the.Gas Company for the lamps already lighted.The committee then adjourned.The Nazareth Blind Asylum.The annual dinner of the Nazareth Blind Asylum, on St.Catherine street, took place fast night and was Ja utrended.The dinner was all could be desired, being of ant pose ait gorved! b a bevy of Jours la: ios, array a 5 the bii; I Ni So eR, oe concert ve children touch- f Edo > piece executed shewed how oare- fully Hert had been trained.dr colebrate ou the el tenth ar connoors WORLD'S NEWS IN BRIEF.IN CRETE.AN AMNESTY GRANTED A Oountry Banker Falls\u2014Masouns In Session \u2014Mrs.Beecher Stowe\u2014Beauoce Farmers Nearly Drowned-\u2014A Serious Fire.- CABLE.et ls Hays Dom Pedro will pass the win- \u201cThe Anarchist Pourbax has been sentenced to two years\u2019 imprisonment at Mons.It is authoritatively stated that the Porte has granted amnesty in Crete to ail except actual criminals.In consequence of the vote in the French Chamber on Tuesda ay, against granting urgency for the consideration of a revision of the constitution M.Monjou, who introduced the motion, has resigned his seat.The Governor of Buda Pesth has ordered an enquiry rogurding the alleged systematic demoralization of school girls in that the victims are said t city.Some of The accused belong to all 0: tender years.classes of society, The Pope has ordered that the property of al} cardinals who die and leave no relations is to Be bequeathed to the Propaganda.Those having relatives must make generous provision in wills for the same institution.These and all other funds devoted to the use of the Propagan nd iil be invested in foreign countries.is last regulation is to prevent seigure of the Papal revenues by the Italian Government.AMERICAN.Gilbert Pierce has been elected U.5.Senator from the new state of North Dakota.The State department at Washington has ordered Rear Admiral Gillis Lo take two men-of-war to Rio to watch American interests, ï Mr.Charles Howard Montague, city editor of the Boston Globe, and well known in literary circles of Boston, died on Tuesday night.The barque * Beachdale.\u201d from Liverpoo to New York in ballast, went arhore at Tons Beach yesterday.The crew were save but the captain was lost, Mr.Depew, of the New York Central, denies that there is danger ! a strike of freight hands on the line, and says the question of hours has been satisfactorily arranged.The Maryland Grand Lodge of Masons has prohibited members of lodges in ita jurisdiction from officiating with lodges of he Cerneau rite under jurisdiction of the Grand Orient of France.The Seneca hotel, Baldwinsville, N.Y., was burned by fire carly yesterday morning.The guests had to fly for their lives, many losing their Slothes and other property.The loss is $260, Mrs.Harriet Beecher Stowe the authoress of \"Uncle Tom's Cabin,\u201d has finally become hopelessly demented.as her friends are forced to acknowledge, The patient is able to walk about, but is followed constantly by a nurse.CANADIAN.It is feared that Captain Rhodenizer ana his daughter, of Halifax, have been lost at sea on the ship \u201cMary Foley.\u201d The Hamilton Spectator demands the resignation of W.R.Meredith as leader for the Opposition in the Local Legislature.It is stated at Ottawa that the death sentence ol Harvey, the Guelph murderer, will be commuted to Penal servitude for fe.The Chaudiere River in Beauce 18 covered withice.Eight farmers endeavored tocross and broke through, narrowly escaping drowning.The Indian Industrie) School at 8t.Paul's, Manitoba, has handed over the Church of England: authorities.It was built by the Dominion authorities.Diphtheria has broken out in a malignant form at Ottawa, Atone house the sanitary police were opposed and had to force an entrance to remove the sufferers.er or.Oo Brien, of Halifax, in advo- 1g the assembling of a congress of all ish-speaking Catholics.He holds that the uture of the Roman Church is in the hands of those speaking the English guage.The Conservative assoclation of West Toronto junction have decided to recommend for nomination as candidate in the House: Commons by the Conservative convention of West York, Mayor Ciendenan, who declares himself an \"Equal ma W.8.Black & Co., bankers and financial agents, of Uxbridge, Ont., have assigned.There is about $40,000 worth of deposits Black & Co.'s hands.and the Ontario Bank is interested, but fully secured.lan- The Mabititios ot Black & Co, amount to about $57,000 THE JESUITS' ESTATES.The Hamilton Presbytery Declares That the Question Must be Tested.HamirToN, November mber 20.\u2014At the meeting of the Hamilton presbytery.ho held here yesterday, a resolution, Introduced by Rev.Dr.Laing, was carried as follows: Whereas, the Jesuits\u2019 Estates Act has now be.whereas, notwithstanding the as those oi the law ngland and others, the constitution- ch the Society 2 inions cets of ality of the act of 1887, by whi of Jesus Was inco wi e Dominion of Canada, and e act of aes: by which that society has been endowed with public money and Pe blic lands, 18 still doubtless in the opinion 0 who are thoroughly conversant with constitu onal and national law ag, further, 1f it should be decided by toe Cate of rch in a free state, D prinipies which are Understood Le to obtain in th h North Amert- ces as Prat | ru the laws of Great State: th Resolved, etat this presbytery pledges its su rt to every proper and constitutional effort have the question of the constitutionality of these ac tted to the Supreme Court of Cansda and British privy Council.Also, that this pres bytery calls upon those who look to It for guidance matters affecting : religious rights and privileges, energeti- d résolutely, in concert, 1f possible, with Thely fenbw citizens\u2019 of other churshes, to bri ng thetr influence to bear on their representatives in Parliament to have these acts sû submit aid in securing equal rights for all; also, if tt be found necessary, to have the federal constitution so amended as to deuver the provinces of the De- minion from the interference of the and th dominion 0° the Roman Catholic\u2018 clergy in the ae ministration of civil affalrs jnd to ntain the supremacy of the civil law ip hat civil halter: und not to rest until this work has been accome push 2 a 2 = 3 g2 eich 5 of x THE BUILDING INSPECTOR SUPPORTED By the Fire Committee in Hia Action Against Meir.Grothe.The Fire Committee held a meeting yes- terda ay Ald.Sieyenso presiding.A very long {scussion took .place on the action of the Building Inépector with res Messrs.Grothe\u2019's new building on St.Lawrence street.The Inspector had summoned Mr.Grothe for not using mortar com- of ingredients as specified by the y-law and the latter had been fined by the rder $5, but as Mr, Grothe ha taken no action pull down ah building, the pepe ad a summons to be Issuod Bpinet © him every day since.lled a number of witnesses tors the Commit tee, who stated that the mortar, if mot in in accordance with the by-law, was very good mortar.The Comfnittee, however, decided that they had no power \u2018to interfere.The gontract for heating Dalhousie fire station means of hot wator was awarded tracts for_hose were awa Canadian Rubber company, 1200 feet Para.ardoe,- n hose at 89 cents per foot; A o Fard 000 feet Keystone hose,at 83 ce: : Boston Belting Company, 500 feet hose at cé cents, toi 500 feet Roo Roy hose, at No World's Fair in 189%, The Ay committee a; pointed by the veral ans n- sabitit of h ing à a words le ir m1 so to confer wi Provincial al Govarement as to the holding of annual exhibitions here, held a meeting yesterday, His Worship the Mayor presiding, and it was decided to report back to the Council that Montreal was not in a itlon a at resent to old = Worlds air, an as respects annu - tions it is best tb await the result of the steps being taken to form a fompany for that purpose.An Obstréperous Muiatto Girl, A mulatto ri named Ta Bata wan irjed.in the Bastiat 4 ot ataaultion od ce tho king Mis ber i fs Poe XA ne ens Ye ere n an the 1pa uborginate | waa conducted to the 8! 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FATHER MATHEW REMEDY et Erp pet ita fog alos aia odors\u201d an As y de any remove ail nt xp Se TT aux 50 fares every Pres ot Feves, TEPEPSIA, pad fo other can sos Hi a a porance cher de most powers fl poe w oso tonic ever Sold by Druggists, - $1.00 per Bottle.AS S.LACHANCE, sole proprietar/ 1538 and 1540 St.Catherine St, Montreal.For a Fine Steak, go to Welsh & Rough.272 2aw tt WINNIPEG FARMS FOR SALE! 720 ACRES CHOICE FARMING LAND:15 mil es from Winnipeg: on line of O.P.R.and H.B.Ratiroads, JAMES FYFE, ScaleManufacturer, 243004°30 406 Sr.PAUL STARET, MONTREAL First class Oyster Stews and Patties.Welsh & Rough.27: 3aw tt HAY SCALES! \u2018SUPERIOR QUALITY AT LOW PRICES.JAMEL FYE, Soars Manvy ACTURER, 24300004 \"406 Gt, Paul Jai Ribs ot Beet.Welsh & Roux sosserd.Sup with us and be happy.Welsh & Rough.272 2aw tf BOULESSIN & CIE COGNAC * | VS.* * V.S.0P V.V.S.Q.P xXX GC.ALFRED C CHOUILLOU, MONTREAL Sele-Agent for Canada.260°156 Ladies, try our Fanc Cakes and Pies at your home.Weish Rough.272 2aw = Town of Picton, Ont.ELECTRIC LIGHT DEBENTURES! n offers for sale Li 3.000 00 of to The bove pur se, payab ars, with interest E> Per cent Re annum, oie à Le tor the & same to Tuesday, of November.188 tothe JOHN TWIGG, Town Oterk.Ploton, 16th Nov., 1880.2700043 For Cream Puffs and Charlotte Russes, go to Welsh & Rough et zaw Debility, Anemia, Infantile Diseases are successfully cured by FUGOGLYGINE EGRESSY Syrup agrecable to the laste is thea ryan containing all th © prinotpl sis of COD LIVER OIL.\"La PERDRIEL & CO, < - \u2014#0LR AGENT IK CANADA-\u2014 Op ALFRED CHOULLLOU, - MONTREAL 0.Our Home-made Bread and Rolls are the Finest.Welsh & Rough.\u2018272 daw tf TERED) Crp ERE Trremor pt ita grrowih hing Pance the soalpooitand ts Meaty tend.chi preg deu Léa Main street, sole J.Cradock Bimpson & Co.'s Sales NALINI Real Estate.The Valuable N 1666 St.Antoine Herd: rd.having.a pre LS Jt about at venue oy & ep Ve al The 76 foot La, foot wif Cn 1 or Showa! = > Need 1 our hous wif Ce four D wit thorcog.huown as = os § BY AUCTION at the Rooms - 181 KT.JAMES STREET, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, At ELEVEN o'clock precisely.This pro erty.8 is conveniently situated near the C.PR stations, and St.Antoine street cars.Th be houses in front can tally cohverted into tenements, and those on the blil are Beautitully situated, commanding à fine view.The areh is about 22.800 fest, an Tè are two projectod streets which will increase the value of the vacant land.Perfect title and easy terms J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.Real Estate Auctisucers.2718 INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the master of BUISSON & CO.Three Rivera.Que dersigned wilt aell Ly auction at No 95 8t.Jumes at Montreal, on Monday, 23th Amber 1848, at ten O'clock, the assots\u2019 \u2018of the estate under: .83,198.76 .81.40 3.280 18 1.3521 .458233 Store will be open on 28rd inst Inventory and list of deta are on view at our ce.Yor further particulars apply to a! a RA Montreal.lace mé A.MARCOTTE & C Oo on 271 uctionsers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of x 1.GIRARD A co.388 8t Paoli ont The dersigned » will sell SE potion at No.95 8 James a Montreal, on M 25th ROVaaL BEIC Akt.at ELEVEN 0 \u2018clock, the assets of the ea- tate as under:\u2014 Btock of Bmallwares, T Fa Gooda, &c.ore.ney Fixtures tock in bond.14,07 Book debts and bills receivable per use.® 1252 ol 918,655 02 Pour RO OP ASIA omen nventory an of debts are on Ww as our ol particulars a, to For further KENT x JuRC OTTE, d'Armes, Montreal es & CO.Auctioneers, INSOLVENT NOTICE.BANKRUPT STOCK 27 Brussels Carpets, Tapeatry, Curtains, eto.FOR SALE BY AUCTION.In the matter of BB.HUGMAN, Na 203 8t James street, Montreal le underaigned ha have received Tot from eo Curator © ti premises, No.208 ST.LET ARS STREE' BE grag.on On FRIDAY, the 22nd November, 1888, \u2018 At ELEVEN o'clock a m., The stock belonging to the above sktate, En Bloo, \u2014 STOCK COMPRISING\u2014 Parvati, Merting, Fett paper.Hammmooke rpets, Ma ® ï moc! TR 8, iota and Hage, sis oles Witow 8 oa.eto., amount nung to.88808 0% Fixtures, Bafe, etc.accuse ascveccsenses 190 00 $8586 08 be ob- £ toi a all & int lorme Iaven nven tory, en ormation can \u201cJOHN he HAINES, Curator, 43 8t Bacrament street.BENNING & BARSALOU, 2687 Auction: INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of 1 BARRETTE, cabinet maker aching Insolven andersisnon wn sell by bite uetio en plac: or nl lots to suit pu Rasere Th o Shh ovember instant, at il Poe a.m, at th he plane orb business of aid Insolvent, at Lachine, thastock in d fixtures of the Estate, as followa, to wit: evan of of furniture, [17 JR 8599.91 Fixtures.sessiess.111.35 \u2014\u2014711.26 The store will be open on the 27th inst for inspection of the stock.For further information apply CHAS.DESMARTEAT, Curator, 0.15808 Notre Dame at, A.MARCOTTE &.2723 Somaers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matterof I.A prox.St Denis, Que, do ontreal, on PUEBDAE, Sgrh Noveur t contre: on ovem- bt at Eleven o'clock, the of he tate us under : a a i\u201d oods, Groce Hard- Stock 0 ts and Shoes, ke.on 8 2.343 99 26 .85 25 #2485 95 * Book Debts per Mst.\u2026.merve #4 00 ! 82349 95 Store will be open on 28rd inst.Jnventory and lst of debte are on view at our office.For turther particulars apply to KENT & TURCOTTR.7 Place d'Armes, Montreal.A.MARCOTTE & CO.Auctioneers.273 4 INSOLVENT NOTICE.Ta the matter of MARTIN TIN GRANGER & 00.323 ire Dame st, Montreal The dersigned win well suction at No.88 8 Peter at Montre n PAIDAT.20th NOVEMBER, 1889.a at \u2018eleven roro, the assets of the estate as er: Btock of Dry Good: Ratios ing Btoc al, Î35 .85 Book debta per list.a.veuusm ss 12.0; 16.05 tore will de open non 28 28th inst.Inventory and list r office.ofa further parsionlars arp ae to Kent & Turcotte, 7 Place J.a.Mircorre, Joint Curators.BENNING & BARNALOT, ctioneers, SECOND-HAND MACHINERY 1 24-inch Improved Pony Planer.1 12-inch Bugs Planer.1 Improved Power Mortiaing Machin: 1 No 2 Moulding Machine Planers, 3 d'aides and 8 inches wide.1 Wood-turning Lathe, 20-inch Swing.1 Munro Planer and Matcher.1 8.A.Woods Planer and Matcher.All the above Machines are in good order.273 MACHINERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION.GENERAL MACHINERY DEALERS, 66D Craig Street, , 7 - Montreal.HODGSON, SUMNER & CO.DRY GOODS, STALLWARES, FANGY GOODS, ARE NOW SHOWING A WELL ASBORTED BTOCK OF ALBUMS, BRONZE ORNAMENTS, PHOTO FRAMES, WORK BOXES, Dolls, Games, Blocks, FANS, DESKS, Etc.Iron Toys, TIN TOYS, WOODEN TOYS, &c., &c.347 and 349 St.Paul tre Montreal.WHOLESALE on, William B.Aratox's Sales.Beacons Feld, Pointe taie SPLENDID FARM and DWELLING Fronting on Lake St Louis, 135 ARPENTS.The und tr Musa ER BURY.nan sell, rs pFted by E.BATT WITHOUT SLIG Le TEST RESERVE, the well kno Fi ted t abo he nas He dites pete done pots 4 arponta on River and leh way.ee ed an 231 pled for The acres.ia clear an oil © luvased.& with the fication of 2 20aores dati au ardw od us hich affords sh *A nover fa suppl ze re water.cine, Form H spires * Cottagea in good \u2019 THE DWELLING with stone foundation 36x32 with extension 2 ts on welf divided Jot of ¢ arpedts ATA rom the farm | by a creek.The house te voi built, con- taius 14 rooms, hot and cold water, Buin bath, etc, etc.There is am Ample room tor several cot: tages ob both sides of the h p a nity to purchase à farm or summer re: 3 Jo November 15, ran E.Walley, aged 31 y hin this city, on the tie Instant, Wm.P.73 years.The funeral wil take place trom his late residence, 1138 Sherbrooke street, on Saturday, 23rd inst.at 2 o'clock.Friends will please accept nin Thitmation.8., Willams, TT TT ERSONAL\u2014THE CANADIAN RE SRET BER- vice ia the only Detective fe ncy in Canada employed by the Government.B also patronized bt the, largent Banks and Tata \u20ac Companies in the Doininion, and is connected with the leaging Detective A encles in the United States.It is prepared to undertake Legitimate tootive Work in any rtof the worid.Address, John Grose, Manager \u2018anadian Secret Service, Montreal.213 ERSUNAL\u2014AN AMUSING A wor LD-BE COMI'E- titor makes a great sho saving received he gold a Paris Exhibition.The Rom- ington Type-writer and twoother writing machines were represented, each got a G.M.In cases whore Shere aro prizes enough too round, other machines n get one every time, but not otherwise.Remington fee, 248 Bt.James st, 272 1% NAL ~ DR.GOODALL SPECIALIBT IN EE arth: Skin Diseases and Cancer, without operation, le: experience in these diseases, In flospitals \"of urope and round the world.6 Philtre Place, ord door from Beaver Hall8q.Houral 0 3and Tto 8 262 tf Armstrong \u2018Photo Engraving Co., 673 CRAIG ST.Telephone 2331.201+ Wut SUFFER WITH A BAD BREATH, WHEN BY USING Covernton\u2019s Carbolic Tooth Wash aaily, it not only disinfects the breath but hardens UE ma, Cleansing aud Preserving the Fest 256.For sale by all Druguista, ' 3t SF.HELEN'S ISLAND.Tenders tor Merry-go- round & Switch Back Railway Pr Privileges.SEALED D TENDERS 8 1ddrganed to to the nndersignad and ei end >-round and Rwiten Tol Sa wi 10 received at .The: Sie of the U! [ity up to 12 o'clock noon vn FR Y, the or vember inatant, for o-rounds, and erect- Helen's Is land, for errs Thom.The lat Ma 189 urther information will be furniebod at the City | Clerk's office The Parks Tha Ferrier Committes will not neces- marily accept the lowest or any of the tenders.(By order,) CHS.GLACKMEYER, City Clerk.enr Crest Jrmex, ) Montreal, 2 Sy Nov.I8R9, 274 2 ROVIRGE OF, OF QUEBEC.DISTRICT OF MONT.Buperior Court.Dame Marte J bi rminie Hurtubise, wifeot k arie Josephine of the parish o Belc vil, in the dit Be rmard trader, ves notic iat on \u201d fantion she has instinted angecten i iherization \"ot por ort penis hor ead Richy hon fn sevaration as LAREAU & ong ie, 274 6 law tys.Tor Plainwfr.Oysters in all styles.Welsh & Rough.272 Saw tt OR RICH SILK EMBRO F Black Cashmetb Dress Patterns codé HENRY MORGAN & CO.Theae goods are handsomely smbrofdered with »ilk, £ She quailiy of raaterial extra Ane and full iL ishetd sonra AW-SHEPHERD\u2014At St, George's church, | avg a CARSLEY\u2019'S COLUMN WEATHER REPORT, November 21, 1RAN.10 MEYEOROLOGINAL UFFIGE, TORONTO.= D ORABILITIES FOR TUR NEXT 24 BOURS, Laker and Upper Rt.Lawrence\u2014 From Lake St.ter to Bay of Quinte\u2014Cloudy with hight rains; not much change in temperature.8.CARBLEY.GREAT RIBBON SALE \u2014or- ALL SILE RIBBONS ALL SILK RIBBONS ALL SILK RIHBOXNS ALL SILK RIBBONS PER YARD, 10c PER YARD \u2019 PER YARD, 10c PER YARD PER YARD, 10¢ PER YARD PER YARD, 100 PER YARD 3 INCHES WIDE NoTE\u2014Just what's wanted for fancy work in all , the fashionable shades and 3 tnchus wide.8.CARBLEY.SASH RIBBONS SASH RIBBONS ALL SILK BASH RIBBONS ALL BILK SASH RIBBONS 11 INCHES WIDE, PER YARD, 23c¢ PER YARD PER YARD, PER YARD PLR YARD, : PER YARD PER YARD, 230 PER YARD ALL SILK SASH RIBBONS ALL SILK SASH RIBBONS ALL SILK SASH RIBBONS ALL SILK BASH RIBBONS 14 INCHES WIDE, PER YARD, 28 PER YARD PER YARD, YRe¢ PER YARD ER YARD, 28¢ PER YARD PER YARD, 28c PER YARD 8.CARSLEY.ALL BILK ALL BILE SASH RIBBON SALE \u2014or\u2014 HIGH CLASS BASH HIGH CLASS SASH HIGH CLASS SASH HIGH CLASS SASH RIBBONS RIBBONS RIBBONS RIBBONS This stock contains samples of the finest makes , of French and English Ribbons.Moire Sash Ribbon.Moire and Satin Sash Ribbon.All Stk Sagh Ribbon.Brocaded Sash Ribbon.B.CARBLEY.YARD YARD YARD YARD YARD .YARD YARD YARD YARD 8.CARSLET.RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS, AT AT Ze AT de AT de AT be AT be AT Te AT 8c AT Yo 1%c PER PER THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE CORSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS, CORRETS, CORSETS.CORSETS, CURSETS, BEST BEST BEST BEST The Qorset Department has become renowned for excel.«nt gualities kept, for perfection of fit, for durability, [or retention of shape, and special ly for the remarkably low prices charged for those iamous brands.8.CARBLEY.AATEENS BATEENS BATEENS SATEENS SATEENS SATEENS BATEENS SATEENS BATEENS AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND AND PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS The very choice atock of Prints and Sateans are unequalled in the trade: have just put to stock two cases of viceedingly choice goods, choice in Quality and design, aud very suitable for presents.8.CARSLEY.YARNS 2-34.53 AND 6 PLY YARNS 2-3-4-5 AND 6 PLY YARNS 2-3-4-5 AND 6 PLY YARNS 2-34-5 AND 6 PLY YAKNB 2-3-4-5 AND 68 PLY YARNS 2-34-5 AND 6 PLY YARNS 2-3-4-5 AND ¢ PLY YARNS 2-3-4-5 AND 6 PLY YARNS 2-34-5 AND 6 PLY ! You will notice trom the sbowe that you can got the best Yarns made in a range of weights and sizes thot are adapted for all purposes.You will also ind Merino, Berlin, Berlin Fingering, Fieecy, Double Berlin.Andalusian, Merino Fingering, German Wools, Scotch Yarnd and Fingering, Ep- glish Worsted and Fingerings, Baxony, Reliance, and about 30 other makes of choice wools to lect from, all at lowest prices.solech fro 8.CARSLEY, The Wool Yarns will be found the best qualities made, have in each kind a full range of color- ings, and the prices as usual the lowest in the city.B.CARSLEY.v SCLAPPERTON\u2019S SPOOL COTTON.Always the same in strength and length.Alwave the same in evenness of runaing.Always the same iu style and finish.CLAPPERTON\u2019S SPOOL COTTON.CORTICELLI SILK CO, Manufacturers of the celebrated FLORENCE KNITTING SILK, which is familiar to all.Its pecuhar piake and genuine quality entitles it to De the most desirable for Silk Mittens, etc.and at this season we have & tresh stock of all colors for that purpose.FLORENCE KNITTING BILK.EVER READY DRESS STEELS, Manufactured for the purpose of saving time, and in A superior manner attaching the Steels to any garment, adding a degree of comfort hitherto not known to common dress steels, USED BY ALL THE EVER READY DRESS STEELS.\u2018 8.CARSLEY, 1768.1767, 176% 1771.1723, 1775 1771 NOTRE DAME STRERT, MONTREAL THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR: THURSDAY.NOVEMBER 21, 1889; | 4 i Jos Nj URPHY & Qos ADVERTISEMENT.WEATHER REPORT, Nov.21st, 1889.\u2014Foggy.with rain in some localities.SPECIAL CHEAP BALE.DRESS UGOODS.At prices never before attempted by any Dry @oods House in Canada.OPPORTUNITY.It has been said that * opportunity frequently makes or suare a life,\u201d à statoiveut which we are not prepared tu accept or repudiate, but we can say with confidence that an OPPORTUNITY now exists in our DRESS GUODS DEPARTMENT for all Who 80 deaire, to suve the price of a dress in the purchase uf a dress.JOBN MURPHY & CO.OPPORTUNITY No.1.All Wool Dress Goods worth 30c.per yard, Sale Price, 150.yerd JOUN MURPRY &k CO.OPPORTUNITY No.92.All Wool Dress Goods worth 350.per yard.Sale Prive, 20c.per yard.JOHN MURPHY & CO.OPPORTUNITY No.8.All Wool Dress Goods worth from 450.to 800.yard.Bale Price, 250.yard.JOHN MURPHY & CO.OPPORTUNITY No.4.All Wool Dress Goods worth from 50a.to 81.10 per ye Bale Price, 30c.yard.JOHN MURPHY & CO.Jax MURAT « C°- Importers of Dress Goods, Corner Notre Dame and St.Peter streets, MONTREAL.Terma Cash and only one price, 2741 ANKRUPT STOCK OF TWEEDS AND Coatings are now being offered at great bargains by HENRY MORGAN & CO.R733 GROKINOLE IS THE MOST AMUSING, PARLOR GAME OF Every family shoud ave one.RENAUD, KIN\u2018: & PATTERSON, Upholsterers and Cabinetmakers.27312 .452 Craig Street.HENRY MORGAN & CO.a to cell special attention to a consignment of De Embroidered Dress Patterns; as these woods are manufactured especially for us the style and quality will be found to be much superior, to the ordinary dress patterns.T3331 RK YOUR LINEN, &e¢, WITH JACKBON'S M, Markin que which does not wash $k ur burn es in the fabrics, Sepals only by JACK- SON.Dispensing Chemist, 2203 8t, Colnerine street, ntreal.148x THE WHITE HOUSE, 225 St.Lawrence Main Street, Are now BELLING or GIVING AWAY $10,000 Bankrupt Stock and $3,000 Wrecked Goods, from Quebec and steamer \u201cMontreal.\u201d wrecked in the Htraita of Belisle.THEY ARENOT IN ANY WAY DAMAGED, Just slightly eolled only.\u2018rRaro Chance for Dry Goods.#8 [EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS BIG DAY YESTERDAY, CROWDED, ALTHOUGH IT RAINED.DOWN TOWN MERCHANTS EXCITED! Fine Grey Lamb Caps.Bplendid Monkoy Mu Real Seal Caps Bultic Heal Capa, White Blankets, pe 84.50 Large Comforters, 89¢, 89¢c, $1.15, $1.35.Dross Gouds and Cashmeres at any price, {MUST SELL OUT THESE GOODE ay And Low Prices Will Do 1e.Come and see your old friend, FF.TT.AXRILL, \\ Special Lot BROOK'B BIST SPOOLS do, or > the dozen, 48¢, from this stock.27411 ANKRUPT STOCK, HENRY MORGAN & CO.are fering $ Merchant Tailor's Bankrupt Stock at 8100 oo 50ciu the # 273t3 NEW DINNER SETS at WILEY'S.Special good value.1803 Notre Dame st.27411 QFECIAL BALE.Bankrupt Stock of Tweeds and Coatings at the Colonial House.HENRY MORGAN & CO.2733 USE THE ALBERT CO'Y'8 Carbolie.Heid SOAPS, Wholesale Only.168 MoCord Street sKND FOR PRICE LIST.For a Good Dinner, try Welsh & Rough.279 Saw tf MERCHANT TAILOR'S BANKRUPT STOCK.| = which will be sold at half price.HENRY MORGAN & CO.Respectfully announce the purchase by them of a Merchant Tailor's Bankrupt Stock, consisting of Scotch and English Tweeds, Coatings, Trouserings, &c, &c., Inspection invited.La HENRY MORGAN & CO., Cor.St.James Street and Victoria Square.FOUR BANKRUPT STOGKS Are Now Being Retailed \u2014 AT\u2014 L A.BEAUVAIS OLD STAND, 2024 to 2028 Notre Dame Street.any Ready-made Clothing Store.and We guarantee a Reduction of 40 PER CENT on the prices of We Sell a Gentleman's Sui complete, for $4.00.We-Sell à Geallman's Overcoat for We Sell a Boys \u2018Suit, our specialty, for $1.50, We Sell a Boy's Overcoat for SEAL CAPS, PERSIAN LAMB CAPS, CLOTH CAPS, &c., SHIRTS DRAWERS, DRESS SHIRTS, HOSIERY and GLOVES, TIES, COLLARS and CUFFS, \"AT THE SAME PROPORTIONALLY LOW PRICES.Our first-class tailor, MR.Z.QUESNEL, can execute on the shortest notice any order that may be entrusted to him.$3.00 $2.00.7 rst Prize and Diploma, New York State Farr, CARSLEY'S + COLUMN COME AND BUY A SUIT OF CLOTHES, OR GIVE YOUR ORDER To DUPUIS, LANOIX § GO, |.A.BEAUVAIS* Old Stand, 2024, 2026, 2028 Notre Dame Street, NEAR CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.272x3eod Es A FEW OF THE MANY MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS AWARDED THE CELEBRATED\u2014-\u2014 HEINTZMAN PIANOS! Fitst Pr ze and Diploma, Upright Pisno, Ham.BOURG.proue srrcregen enr ca nec ae 1857 ton.veer 1872 First Priseasd i Diploma, ET i .#07 Moda) a and Diploma, Philadelphia.\u201c 1878 de 4 i Gola 13d Bronze Module Selmi lome Foon jf 2 Ado de suive de do we 3 E a a Sliver seaufna Diploma, Toronto.vez ernes j o aresguezs + à do Diploms a Colontal Exhibiti Lordi, © ; 1871 Specisi odal,\u201d Ottawa dnpror voments 18/10 do do UprichtH King- Pianos) 0.à 1587 .1871 In fact First Prix § whetover \"exhibited.do! do jars\u201d ano, Ham- 1872 A new stock of Hein man 6 & Co.08 received \u2019 C.W.LINDSAY'S Piano Rooms, 2270 ST, CATHERINE STREET.8761\" SUPERSTITIONS DIE HARD.\u2014 Peaplo nre Committed to Lunatio Asylume* Beonuso their Relntives Regard them as Witches.\u2014\u2014 Science versus Superstition.The late Dr.Geo.M.Baird, in a conversation with one of the members of the Philo- fophleal Bociety of Uhicago, said: \u2018I do not élieve that there is à publie or private luna- tho asylum in America that does not contain ot least one female inmate committed for the reason that her relatives regarded her as a witch.\u201d A professorin the University of Glasgow, who spent last Bummer in the Highlands, states that he did not visit a town nor hamlet that did not number a witch among ts inhabitants.» In health matters too, superstitions still survive, Prominent society people often consult fortune-tellers and their like.But we know, and you know, that diseuse cannot be cured or health gatned by the charms and amulets of ignorant superstitions.Old- fashioned medicines are also powerless to ald.The world has progressed, and her ad- wance {8 especially marked tn the science of medicine.To-day, Paine\u2019s Celery Compound a thoroughly scientific preparation Hed upon as a positive cure for all ervous diseases.In the highest social roles, it 18s regarded as a true restorative for the tired, languid feelings which follow parties,.balls, musicals and the other demands of social life.The brain worker finds new vigor and brain strength in this grand restorative; the brawny mechanic banishes his tired red feeling and nerve exhaustion by this true invigorator; and the ladies rely upon it to fortify thelr nervous systems and remove the depressed ahd languid feelings which often make life a burden.Dyspepsia, headache, rheumatism, backache, neuraigla, paral sis, resis, heart disease, and isorders of the nervous system are positively and permanently cured by Paine\u2019s Celery Compound.Like no other advertised medicine, it is a phy seen 8 prescription and is freely prescri t members of the profession.Do Lot delay its use.27441 HENRY MORGAN & CO.selling Henrietta Finished Bisok Cashmeres at ac.per yard, heh would be chospa at $1.15; sec ure a dress st once and save money.These gyod = are advancing in v; 3 3% NEW GOODS \u2014FOR\u2014 Wedding Presents, etc.WATSON & PELTON 53 St.Sulpice Street, INVITR IxsPECTION df their importation for this s Trade, ALL NEW GOODS! Piano, Banquet nnd Table LAMPS) A Very in Bras nod Wrought lron Large Onuyx dar Selection, Wronght Toon Table Tea Kettles, Art Pottery, Hun- sarisn and Royal Worcester; Old Ivory and French Bisque Figures, Decorated French Bronzes, Onyx Marble Drawing-room Clocks.ELECTRO-PLATE!\u2014Qur stock of Plate, for variety and excellence, is not surpassed in the Dominion, Table and Fiat Ware ot every description, Cutlery, Spoone and Forks, etc.\u2018We bly for cash and sell on a low margin of profit.A Call Solicited! ; A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.FA THE CHOICEST ASSORTMENT IN ancy Black Dress Goods come to ENRY MORGAN & CO.we show the larcest variety, best quality and finest blacks manufactured.273 3t i ive Dollars buya NT NICE CHANDELIER, complete, with \u2018 FIVE DOLLARS will buy « PRETTY DINNER SET; nice for n small family, - FIVE DOLLARS will buy a ve: rar handsome CABVING ENIFE and FORK, or C.OF BPOONS.FIVE DOLLARS will par à handsome TABLE LAMP or HANGING LAMP.Cole\u2019s Lamp Stores, 1702 NOTRE DAME, 2392 ST.CATHERINE.27411 YOR THE BEST VALUES IN BLACK Cashmeres see, HENRY MORGAN & COS 47in inches Henriette Finteh, selling at Tho Jor Re Roses: pairof, men's, wool Hed rubbers.n's fine overshoea.Paste = à Pair of men's fine felt congress, of men's fine white wool-lined \u2018warm German 8l{ppers, from 20c up.Men's; rubbers, from ioe apwards, ras.om Laer nice vid button boots, for £1, © kid button boots, for ss jo ane kid slippers.for fine for ioe Toys\u201d \"solid pa Shr! boots, 750.Boys\u2018 fine leather zewrd boots Boya' fine leather sewed boots, sizes 1 to 5, 81.25.Mons.fine sewn congress or laced boots, for under ru Men's vs solid lesther watertights, just the er mud snd slu: 50.Men's solid les or long boota from 81.Men\u2019a neat, solid leat) ther Napoleons 3% 8.50 snd 93.00, worth $3.50 and $4.50.E87 The cheapest Long Boot Btore in Canada, ! SPECIAL FOR GENTS.! The Im ganda.for and og finished congress or laced der rubbers, they cannot b vost et ui thats oi in ihe heat price goo - assortments of shoes and > s fares that defy competition, come to Tu THE BURNING BOOT -110\u2014McGILL STREET\u2014110 27412; J.0.PARKER, Propricter.LACK DRESS GOODS.: HENRY MORGAN & CO.sun a a few pièces of these y Bupertor or Black > Shot oth so much in demand this season; secure .early and preveut disappointm gen Ye \u2018With Forgery.R.O}Jones, formerly bookkeeper for ex- Detective John Fahey, was yesterda committed; to the Court of Queen\u2019s Bench on a charge of forgery.Enso by day and repose by night are en-° joyed By those who are wise enough tu ap- ly Dr.Thomas\u2019 Ecleotric Oll to their ach- muscles and joints A quantity easily in thep alm the hand is diten enough Le reliëve th e most exquisite pain.A single conversation across the table with a wise man is better than ten years mére atudy of books.Derangement of the liver, with consti tion, ini ures the com plexion,knduces fmples, sallow skin.Carter 8 Little Liver Pilis re- So ve othe cause, \u201c One should conquer the world, not to enthrone & man, but an idea, for\u2019 ideas, sald Lord Beaconsfield, exist for ever.Bpecial Notices.Ribbona! Ribbons! All shades and widths of ribbons to choose from at 8.Carsley\u2019s.A Cure For Toothache.Gibbons\u2019 Toothache Gum is, s/guaranteed to cure toothach 2 a a pared by J.Gibbons & ronto, \"aba sold by dugg ists.Frio 1! 15 centa, 223 ood + 8.Carsley is showing a very large assortment of Men's Caraigan Jackets and knitted vests in all eizes, {noluding the very largest at most reasonable prices.Large numbers of the calebrated Helntz- man foe BF fa?piano 0 continue to be sold {ano rooms, iH IN SEARCH OF ALIBIS.THE EVIDENCE STILL EQUIVOCAL.The Name of President Harrison Introduced Into the Case-\u2014-The Prosecutor Called as a Witness for the Dafonce.CH10cAGO, November 20.\u2014In the Cronin trial yesterday Kate McCormick, Mrs.Tom Whelan gave evidence tending to prove an alibl for the prisoner O'Sullivan.Matt Danahay, a saloon keeper and a member of the Clan-na-Gael, endeavored to prove that Burke was In his saloon at the time of the murder, When questioned as to why he didn\u2019t inform the ftate Attorney of the fact that Burke was in his saloon at the time the murder was comumitted, he repliea that he was afraig it would hart his business to get the notoriety of being mixed up in the matter and subjectea to newspaper interviews He strenuously denied that he lled an opprobrious and obscene epit et to Dr.Cronin when talking of him or aver called the dead man a spy.The witness admitted that he was taking an active part in the cuse, and that he was treasurer of the defence fund.W.J.Coughlin, a civic employé, also said Burke was in Danahay's saloon bn the evening of the murder.John Dwyer and J.J.Mulligan of the Clan-ra-Gael denied the existence of \u201cinner citcles\u201d ln, the order, Jud J.Lyon testified that on the night of Dobro! 25.he and defendant Beggs went to Indianapolis to pay their re- spucts to President Harrison.KEs wanted to recommend a friend for federal sub- treasurer at Chicago.Witness and Beggs called on President Harrison about 2 Ro They returned to Chicago that night.his evidence was {introduced to show the gharacter ot Beggs\u2019 associations with pub- c men dohn F.O Malley, a clerk in the North Town Assessor's office, testified that he called at Matt Danahay\u2019s saloon on the evening of May 4, with Willem Coughlin.O'Malley CORROBORATED DANAHAY'S EVIDENCE as to Burke.James Lyman, a city contrao- tor and member of Clan-na-Gael camp 20, told the story of the meeting of the cam February, When a committee was appointed 1» investizate the statement that areportof he Buffulo committee had prematurely Len made publia in Dr.Crontn\u2019s \u2018camp After sume severe cross firing between counsel, Mr, Longuecker, the counsel for the prosecution, was called and , after a prolonged technical argument as to the admission of his evidence, the witness was asked questions as to how he obtained possession of certain correspondence in the case.Chief of Police Hubbard, who te testified some days ago for the prose osecution, was recalled on behalt of the defence.Chief Hubbard admitted that L Degas af after being arrested, had bee y him, and they had a conv ra \u2018regarding letters written to Beggs by Spellman.Beggs directed the chief to his office and to the particular portion of the desk in which a large number of letters were to be found, and instructed him to select all letters that had been received from Peoria and take them to Judge Longe- EUX the court then adjourned until to-mor- TCltreaca, November 21\u2014It is reported that a sensation will be sprung in the Cronin trial to-day by the defence.The new feature will be evidence that the horse which conveyed Dr.Cronin from his office on May 4 was not white and therefore couid not have been Pat Dinan's animal, for ihe hire of which Daniel Coughlin was to be re- spunsible.The testimony is expected to be given by Louis Budenbuedder, 8 Hoboken, J.1t1s understood he was standing in front of Cronin's office and saw the doctor drive off.The horse that pulled the buggy was black.QUEBEC NOTES, The Electoral List Reduced\u2014Charlevoix Election Trial\u2014Ship Laborers Dissatisfied.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR! QUEBEC, November 21.\u2014About three hundred electors of Quebec West have left for American shippin, ports sir since the autumn set in to work for the winter The Charlevoix contested election case was argued in the Superior court yesterday and judgment is to be given to-morrow, \u2018The Hon.Messrs, Garneau and Shehyn, the two local ministers now in are booked to return about Christmas.Influence is being brought to bear on the politicians in an effort to key smuggling business.It Is however, that the movement wil not tirely successful.The coal heavers on the 88.\u201cVangouver\u201d struck work yesterday for five snillings an hour.They didn\u2019t get it.Nome of the firemen and crew of the BS.\u201cCarthaginian\u2019 which was damagea on ber way down from Montreal and tem repaired to go to sea, are dissatisfied dns will likely have to be replaced by new men, A COLORED REPROBATE.ISPECIAL TO THB STAR.) WINDSOR, Ont, November 21.\u2014 William Ware, the colored preacher of Windsor, who was married by Mr.Bartlett, a strate, a short time ago to a Windsor girl, has en convicted of b samy at the instance of first wife and sentenced to six months ie in the Central Prisoi n.WOULD LIKE AN EXHIBITION.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) gorRLIN, November 21.\u2014The Cologne azette, in view of the great results of the bi advocates holding a similar ition in Berlin, at as early a date as CARNIVAL ACCOUNTS.Detailed Statements of the Disputed Accounts, A detalled statement nent of expenditure has just been issued by the Executive Committee of last year's winter carnival.The following details of expenditure in connection with the contingent and arch accounts, which exceeded the expenditure and were disputed, are given: CONTINGENCIES.Rent, of office.\u201cees 100 00 ages.vue 293 50 ont C.an am, secrétary, $600: bonus 256 asvssess-omsoqersusueenesccore 650 00 Plans Capt.Bunbet.ccevenvrsnnnnas 9 00 À rtising Printing abd stationery.Sundry Timber\u2014Henderson & Co.Hardware Soplkas)\u2014T.B.Pacy.581 Labor\u2014J.8 .5914 EVErgreeNs.vousurrvrsranoneinasanna, 108 30 Flag polos, cambric and printing and \u2019 hire of anowshoes and Loboggans.,.141 11 AS referred to in Mr.Peterson's report.9 374 53 Paid additional arch accounts Beullac\u2014Decorations.At \u201coù Fi geese snes .44 18 D.Henderson\u2014Sundries 34 40 W.Byrd-\u2014Sunctries.00 Radford & Hopkins\u2014Plans.50 00 207 58 Total chargeable to aroh.\u2026.$1582 11 A report on Lhe arch account by M Mr} P.A Peterson, chief engineer of the C.P.whom the questiom had been pA fe also published, In his report, Peterson says that none of the items appear to him to be very excessive, except the one for labor, which he considered more than doublé what it should be under ordinary circumstances.He explains that the expense would be greater owing to the hurry in \u2018which the work was rushed forward, the severe cold, ete.Concluding, Mr.Peterson repor \u201cFrom the enquiries which 1 bave made/ 1 Believe thatthe amount charged for labor was all paid out to the men engaged on the arch, and there ja no question that your committee will have to pay the amounts oharged.\u201d Dismantling the Wharves.The removal of the elettrie lamps on wharves was comple ps till the ol eted yenterday.on the canal will be continu for a couple of the latter, which may not of weeks Inter.pi Faucets Down Victorious.A meeting of the Water 13 Avubitasa held Josterday afternoon, Ald.A a in ti hair.hang he i 22 eco Mr.\u20ac g the ol he ad of ta -achept or rotuse (he offet of | done in the matter of appo On Loe question of getting thirty tons or re inoh pi Pipes for for laying on Ffrobtenac street, e between the supporters of Fe up ed faucets down was waged.The supporters of the latter were victorious, and the contract was awarded to the Canada Pipe Company.WHEN JIMMY IS MAYOR.THE EMBRYO MAYOR AND EDUCATION.Interested in Making Provision for It at the Night Schools \u2014 The Arrangements for the Present\u2014More Teachers Secured.A conference at which were present Archdeacon Evans, Rev, Principal Mac- Vicar, and Mr.Arthy, superintenaent of schools; Brother Arnold, I.Lepine, M.P., L.O.David, M.P., and Hon.Jas.McShane, ,Wa8 held this morning in the office of the latter to discuss what was best to be done to provide for the unexpectedly large attendance at the free night schools, Previous to entering on the business fôr which the meeting was called, topice of general interest were talked over, and Mr.Meshane took the opportunity of ventilating Lis view with regard to what he termed tie highhanded oppression of.certain City Hall ofl cials.\u201cThey forget,\u201d suid he, \u201cthat they are but the paid servants of the city, and the Mayor, who has the matter in lus own hands, forgets to tell them.So have previous mayors.But when | am mayor, and I I expect that will not be very lon, ab soon ayor Grenier shall retire, I atinll show that they must not bully anybody who foes to them.Good heavens, gentlemen!\u201d exclaimed the people's Jimmy, waxing irate and eloquent, \u201cI tell you some of them are perfect tyrants, and treat poor people with the greatest insolence.Isawa poor woman begging, with tears in her eyes, from one of these vagabonds some small favor, Lo be answered In a most brutal and bullying fray.Was there any humanity in that wan's heart, gentlemen?BUT WHEN TM MAYOR\u2014\"\u201d but here the entrance of a caller who had business with the honorable gentleman put an end to a flood of eloquence which bubbed from Mr.McShane\u2019s lips in a man.Jor 4 that showed it was deep rooted in his eart.Proceeding to the business of the hour Mr.McShane stated that he had yesterday telegraphed the Premier, stating that there 5000 more applicants for registration on e rolls of the night schools than had been expected and asking what could be inting more teachers.To this a.Mercier had sent the following telegrai Thich, was similar to one sent to Mr.David, M.P Number of professors was area with Ald.Roi- land, and I believe it sufficient, However, will do what David, McShane and Rolland dectde, ERCIER.Mr.McShane said he had seen Ald, Rolland.who had gono to Ottawa, and the later had said that not more than six or slght teachers could be appointed.In reply McShane Principal MacVicar said that the Protestant School Commissioners were prepared to give the use of as man of their schools as might be needed wit heat and light free, always on the understanding 1 that the property should be protected.He did not see, however, that with the number of teachers provided for the number of pupils in attendance anyihing like profitable work or work creditable to the efforts of the Government or Commissioners could be done.In Panet street for example they had enrolled 333 scholars, and for these they had one teacher.It would be necessary either to restrict the number of pupils or get more teachers.He considered hat ope teachor to every thirty or forty in attendance would be little enough.Archdeacon Evans on ascertaining that each teacher was paid at the rate of two dollars a night, or at the rate of one dollar an hour, suggested that the pay was perhaps too high, and that by reducing it to half they might have double the number of teachers.This suggestion did not find favor with 2h present, who considered the rot PAY SMALL ENOUGH forthe work that would have to be done.The question of extra pay to the caretakers also came up, it being shown that their work would of necessity be much incressed, and their hours considerably lengthened.Mr.Lepine asked for four teachers for each school, but this Mr.McShane de- to altogether impossible.v.Brother Arnold explained that \u2014 e while his school was free to be use would be necessary to supply light, heatand teachers.It was arranged that this school should be o opened on Monday night for the enrolment of pupils, and arrangements were made for the opening of the following schools to-night: Panet street with three teachers; Riverside with one, On Monday ight Brother Arnold's school with two teschers : Ann street with one.The Protestant Hoard are prepared to give the use of the British and Canadian school for the Jewish night school, provided the teachers appoteres by the Jewish Board are approved the Protestant Commissioners.° Tho , arrangements with regard to the sch under the Roman Catholic Seh Commissioners will be carried out in the manner indicated in last night's STAR.No definite arrangements were made as to the number of teachers to be appointed in these schools which will open or instruction on Monday night.While the schools will be under the supervision of their respective boards, Mr.Moshane pointed out that there was to be no distinction as to nationality or religion ade with regard to those attending, The roocedings proper concluded, the future &yor could not refrain from delivering a most flattering eulogy on Premier Mercier, whom he characterized as one ol the most liberal-minded men on the earth.\u2018He is blackguarded by the newspapers, and even Chapleau, in yesterday's STAR, denies what he did; but he needn't, for Mercier has his letter in his pocket, and I've seem it.\u201d TUQUE BLEUE JUBILEE.A Week of Winter Sports Under the Auspices ot the Montreal 8.8.Club.The committee of the Montreal Bnow- shoe Club has gone into the preparations for a fitting celebration of tne fiftieth anniver- gary of the club with great enthusiasm.The The committee has decided upon holding a a Jubllee Carnival week from Februar; to 8th, 1890, which will include al fa legitimate sporting features of a winter carnival, and will, 1t is expected, attract considerable numbers of visitors to the city.The following draft programme has, after considerable discussion, been determined upon: Tuesday evening, February'4th: Niumination of Montreal ay.Fobriar Slide; open to visitors, bruary 5th: \u2018Forchlight proces- ation.Flreworka on the muan- E MOBLrEAL snowshoe Club.Thursdfy, February 6th: M.8.3.Club Ladies\u2019 Nights Athletic Ciub Hous ri riday, February iia: urand Concert; Queen's Saturday, 2 2.oop.m.: Grounds.0 p.16.Hotel.The members of the M.A.A.A.havetaken the proposal up warmly, and will set to work at nce to secure the success of the Carpival.~~ TARIFF REFORM IN THE WU.S.The Republican \u201cParty said to be Likely to Change Their Electoral Programme.Annual races, M.A.: Jubilee Dinner; Windsor {SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.] New York, November 21,\u2014A Washington 5 ccial says: \u2018\u2018SBenators and representatives of the Republican party who read the signs of the {imes say they see indications of a return to the sober tariff views which prevailed under thaadministration of President Arthur.It is evident from the talk of those who are here that the coming session will witness a very different policy from that which prevaiied in Republican ranks in the last Congress.It 1s admitted that theery of free trade was a mere campaign bugaboo intended to frighten voters into returnin the Republican party to power and that i the party is to haveany future it must yield to the popular demand for {ree raw material for man a jacturers and for reduced taxation upon the necessaries of life.\u201d \u2018The Quinns.oseph Quinn and his wife, parents of ose oh ptain\u201d Jack Quinn, the boy burglar, were tried yesterday before the Recorder for drunkenness and neglect of their children, Las mentioned in last evening's Star.His Honor senten Mrs.Quinn to gaol for three months, and discharged the husband, ho was interceded for by his employer, ubsequently the Rocorder recalfod the woman and sentenced her only to ten dnys Vos KA fine, où acocunt of her young THIRD EDITION.1 at St Gabriel for a settling-basin and pa | tion of cabmen, \u201cI don\u2019t wantacan.I want them a very different state of affairs, and: \"FOUND AT LAST.CHAPTER VIL Continued).\u201cHold your tongue, miss!\u201d cried the irate\u2019 mother.\u201cI'm old enough to manage matters for myself, I hope, withoutany of your Int ference.Nol\u201d to a cabman who was loudly - chanting the pralses of his particular vee hiclo in the manner peculiar tq the generas the Crown omnibus.Oh, dear, I wish I could.seen policeman\u201d \u201cLet wo take your tickets,\u201d said Pergl :; val Talbot's low, clear voice, close toSylvia'a: side.\u201cLuu going to the Royal, but wil: see You sale in the\u2014\" \u201cThe Loyal.'Fhat's where we're going te.Ol, 1 stHould Le so much obliged to you, Mr.V'lbul\u2014e lone woman is always pul ut upon.Mamma,\u2019 ' interposed Sylvia, reddening, \u201cyan subd the Crown! \u201csylvia, don't be a fool, I never sald an sucti thing; ur iV 1 did, I meant the Royal, for my poor head sping round likea peg-top.There are tie uckets, Mr.Taibo k__Atd Talbot had thé pleasure of Installing - Mrs.Clarence Burton and her daughter in the omnibus belonging to the hotèt whither Le Was bound, and straining his senses catch Lie remarks she bawled into his ears as the twisy vehicle cluttered over the une even pad cient.One at the Royal, he lost sight of them for a fev minutes; but presently Mrs, Bur- toL's Veice-unlike that said by Bhakes- pears tu be an excellent thing in a woman, inasmuch us it was neither soft nor low chimed nn nis vars, again in evident alter cation With some of the hotel servants.Having teiegraphed same days previousgs ly for a lirst-class roum, our provident here found hatuouf installed in an elegant oor.ner apartment on the favorite side of the Louse, looking out upon the grounds and the main street, and furnished with a hand- suluv voliage suile and a dark- Teen carpets but Mrs, Burton had apparently been \u2019 fortunate, \u2019 \u201c1 don't like it, and I won't have it!\u201d she asserted, noisily.\u201cA preity place to pus two ladies in\u2014a little hot hole, not seven feet square, with the sun pouring in fit to blind & body, and only one window.I tell se you Fm going down to seo the 6 manager 2 about it myseif.\u201d \u201cIt will be of no use, ma'am,\u201d said the bee wildered servant \u201cThe house is runnin\u2019 over {uil, and\" \u201cI don't believe a word of it,\u201d Interrupted Mrs.Burton.\u201cThe idea of expocting people te to sicep in such à room as thermometer at ninety in the Chad, and the chimney from \u2018the kitchen (Shesing directly through it.You needn\u2019 any more lies-I know potfoctly well te the kitchen chimney, else how comes it so hot, 1 won \u2018t stay hore, if I can\u2019t get a better room ! \u201cIndeed, ma'am, I don\u2019t think you'll ges better accommodation In any y place\u2014 ihe hotels are all crowded full\u2014but will sen jou up the manager, ma'am, it you'll step the parlor!\u201d \u201cMamma,\u201d began Sylvia, in a soft, oon- eflatory voice, \u201cthe room isn\u2019t so very small, and 1think we might manage to make itda ir \u201csylvia, I do wish you'd leave me to take care of my own affairs,\u201d snapped the mother, and the door closed with a sound akin tos La: val Talbot was leisurely proceed to unlock his trunks, when a renewed soun of volees in the corridors without betokened that the appeal to the manager unsuceess'ul.\u201cIt's iinpossible\u2014five guineas a week for that little hole!\u201d complained Mre.B \u201cOh, dear, how my head aches\u2014I know I shall have a fever or something.Sylvia, why don\u2019t you go on faster\u2014are you going to stand there on the stairs all day long?\u201d Percival stood still, listening.A sudden thought struck him, and Le ed the door, and stepped out on the landing, confronting Mrs.Burton, who had just reached thestaire case opposite his door.\u201cGood gracious! Mr.Talbot, je that you?How you startled mb!\u201d cried \u201cPardon me, Mrs.Peach began the young mah, \u201cbut I believe you are dissatisfied with pur room.Mine la very comiort- able, and If you will exchange with me I - shall feel very highly com, plimented.\u201d \u201cYou are very kind, sir.\u2019 Period Mrs.Burton, with a broad smile of satisfaction; \u201cvery kind, indeed; bat Jeally wo ocpuldn't think of incommoding ¥ \u201cit wiil not \\ncommede 1 mo.\" And as he spoke, he threw wide open the door of his cool, spacious room, its windows open and draped with white musiin, which\u2019 fluttered in the evening breeze with a no~ tion which in itself was refreshing.\u201cBy no means, sir,\u201d said Sylvie.from het station on the stairs.\u201cMamma, come!\u201d But Mes.Burton still hesitated.and eyed\u2019.the piecasant apartinent With covetous glance.Percival paw ber indeclsion and promptly took advantage of it.\u201cUpon my word, Mre.Burton, ter oblige me; it can make no diffe me what sort of a room I ocoupy.Only: think how littie a gentleman uses his roomy except for a mere Sleeping place.Miss Buy ton, can\u2019t you help me persuade your mother! You cannot dant Bow much ples sure you would give me by accepting my offer.\u201cThanks,\u201d said Sylvia, coldly; \"but your room is one of the most desirable, and our ng\u2014\u2014\"\" Tut Mrs.Burton's nods and frowns, and.Percival Talbot's voice, interrupted her at one and the same tim \u201cOh, that will be air ht.I'll see the manager of the hotel, an have your trunks changed.My room ls for in advance during my stay, 60 that can make no diffets ence! (Which was a lie; but Percival Talbot was not always particular ag to the he truth.) Mrs.Burton only 8 simpered, and declared that really it Yond be an imposition upon him; but she did not refusa the protferea kindness, and in spite of a\u2019s whispered remonstrances ah e in, and sat tanning herself on th chtntz-draped lounge, while Mr.\u2018I daibos 1% a word to the manager below stairs,effe the consummation so devoutly to be wished, and himseif took possession of the aparte ment, high up, narrow, and by no eans desirable, which bad at first been destined for: the occupancy of Mra.and Miss Burton.\u201cChambermaid !\"\u2019 aald Mrs.Burton to the neat-looking girl in a ruffled white 8 TOR, |.who had just enterëd with a supply 0 front \u201clinen towels on her arm, \u201cwha tea be ready \u201cIn about three-quarters of an hour, ma\u2018um \u201cSo soon?Sylvia, make haste and get the trunks open.\u201cMamma, ejaculated the girl wearily, \u201cmust | aress to-night?1'am so tired must, ; \u201cDress to-night?Of course\u201cyou must, ehtid.I want your first appearance % make asensation.What do you, suppose brought you to Cheltenham Sylvia made no answer, but, kneelin, fore the trunks, began slowly to lay ou different articles of weari while Mrs.Burton commen toilet, bathing her red, over-heated face cool water from the ewer, and literal] sprinkling it from a little china box, led \u201cViolet powder.\u201d qui ln.10 be x \u201cWhat a blz cool ro 10 this is, sure; &ha said.\u201cGive me \u2018the brushes, child don\u2019t bo all night about ft! w es ceadingly thoughtful of that Sylvia, Itunk he's smitten with you.\u201d \u201cNonsénse, MANIA , \u201cf do, really.What eles could make him 80 polite! Money seems to, be no object with him.1 koow he\u2019s rich.\u201d \u201cPeople can come to Cheltenham and wear diamonds without being rich, mamina,\u201d \u201cYes; but there Is a way about him that can't be decetved in\u2014a manner that can't be described \u2014the manner that belongs to people.1 tell you, child, I've lived in the word long before you were born, and not vasily mistaken.Depend upon it, that's a catch; and if you play yourcards we this may bo be the best day's work wé ever did in our live Sylvia made no answer but a long weary sigh as she went on with her pound wih a in SrRÉET | E38 Mrs Burton turned sharply round, wi heavy false braid of blue KP hair dangli her hand, looking not unlike a tough old female Indian who has take a Boslp.\u201cPut on your white gronadin dress, Syl via, and wear tha pea-gresn ribbons, with wreath of hons in your back hair,\u201d \u201c1 » ould rather wear the gray silk,mam.m \"And look like a nun! onat would be a nice idea.Do as] toll y Thera was an imperious i ring in her voice that Hylvla dared not disregard, and the white grenadine dress, with its soft, shim mering folds, like woven moonli ght, was laid out witli the garland of slivers little freon hops in {ts ot ÿ ribbons ih and the accompanying\u2019 hut as she looked down at the pretty things, there was none of nocent girlish exultation in her face vu oh \u2018whould belong to thesweet ails io sixteen, rurroundeï by the auxiliaries to ite own luveliness\u2014oniy a tired, absent sort of Jook, - Continsedy ode ~ Wy, TIE BROME CAPEK Two Candidates at Present in the Field.THE COUNTY LIBERAL AT OTTAWA AND CONSERVATIVE AT QUEBEC, The Standing of the Two Parties at Previous loctions\u2014 Meeting on Tuesday Night Addressed by Speakers on Both Sides.[From Our Uwn Reporter} KNOWLTON, Quv., November 21.\u2014Owing to: the fact that Brome is the first English county In the province in which the electorate has had an opportunity of passing Jud.sment on the Mercier Government siuce it l'egan to mature its policy and since the pa: sing of the Jesuits\u2019 Estates Act, the political battle now being waged is attracting very general attention, and the re- suit of this contest is being eagerly watched by the surrounding constituencies, and in fot by the whole province.Will Brome return a Mercier candidate is now the pertinent question, or will she return a riember to sit in the cool shades of opposition and place herself at Juebee in a relatively Dimitar position to at which she occuples at Ottawa?The ountys political record is a little curious, edera politica Brome has been pretty Spstantly beral from the days of Chunder down, and in Provincial politics she has been about as faithfully Conservative.Both Mr.8.A.Fisher, M.P., and Hon.W.W, Lynch long possessed such a hold upon the .eontidence and affections of the people ot Brome that they held their own against all comers.r.Fisher unquestionably enjoys this still, as \"his last majority of over three hundred\u2019 indicates, but who is to step into the judge 8 political shoes will not be known THE EVENING OF THE 28TH.In the county of Brome there are six townships and two Incorporated villages, the latter being Knowlton in Brome township and Eastman in East Bolton; both incorporated since the laat election.In tha election of 1881 the Hon.W.W, Lynch was op) by Capt.W.Warne, and the former carried the county by a tnajority of but 16, tite vote being, Lyneh 1097, Warne 1081.the last general provincial election, in Stn ber, b, the candidates were the same.Mr, Lynch was again returned, this time by a majority of 287.At that time the voters of the county numbered 3349 and of those polled Lynch received 1391, and Warne 094.Tho vote by townships was as foi- lows: lrome, Lynch 245, Warne 331; Sutton, Lynch 352, Warne 297; Potton, Lynch i947 Warne 122; East Bolton, Lynch 232, Warne 144; West Bolton, Lynch 5, Warne 3% East Farnham, Lynch 150, Warne .From this Jt will be seen that Mr Lynch carried every township except Brome.whero the Liberals had a majority of 3 e Liberals claim that this sweep- See Motors was due ina great measure to the personal popularity of the Conservative candidate, and no doubt this was the case to a great extent, for in the following winter Mr isher, the Liberal Federal member, the same county by a majority of ' So.The voters\u2019 list under which the pres- jent election will be held wae revised in i March last, and shows a total electorate for | provinetal | purposes of 3326; namely, in the | township of Brome there are 657 electors; Sutton, 752; Potton, 516; East Bolton, 446; West Bolton, 226\u201d East Farnbam, 470: Knowiton village, 154, and in | Eastman village 103.The French Canadian electors do not number quite one- fourth of the whole, there being 800 on the i list, They are the strongest in East Bolton, \"where they are in a slight majority, num- \"bering 280: in Brome township there are 1566 French voters and in Sutton about 180, and in East Farnham 100; the balance being scattered over the remainder of the county.DURING THE PAST ELEVEN YEARS Brome county has been afflicted with nine elections, and the people have borne up well under their afiletion, Mt.England returned to his home at Kuowiton on Tuesday afternoon from 3ut- won and the southern part of the county.He was looking cheerful and stated that although he had been out only four days he was meeting good promise of success.Jn course of conversation tho tèm- rance question, which is always an important one in a Brome contest, was brought up.temperance man by practice and principle, he had always supported temperance move Wents in Lhe county and if elected would do all in his power to promoto the temperance cause.He did not Lave much to say upon the Equal Rights movement, but did not wish the race question introduced.In Brome the English Canadians and French Canadians, he said, had lived and worked together harmoniousiy.In reply to the question what he thought of Mr.Mercier\u2019s recent legislation on the Jesuits\u2019 states Question Mr.England sald: \u201cF think the stand I have taken in direct opposition to .the Mercier Government and legislation answers that question,\u201d and was ail he toit called upon to say in that respoctat prosent.Owen, M.for Argenteuil, in an interview said that in his opinion if the Equa! Rights people persisted in coming in- * to the county they would simply PLAY INTO MERCIER'S HANDS, If they were sincere in their determination to resist Nationalism then let shen coms out and support a man pledged to oppose ercler.He thought this aed ba their consistent course.There séems to be quite a little split among Lhe temperance people; r.Fisher, tho president of the County Alliance, is taking u leading part on one sive, while the other side claim to represent the true temperance\u2019 Interests, Some of the Liberal temperance men claim that the committee that were stated to have accepted the Conservative nomination were only authorized to report to a subsequent meeting.In many cases political ties in this contest will probably be stronger than Alliance resolutions.In order to offset the complaint made against Mr.Duffy that he resides out of the county it is stated that he prowised, if elected, to come and reside at Knowlton.He holds Jand in the townships of Brome and Sutton.DR.DEGROSBOIS* OPINION.KNOWLTON.Que.November 20\u2014Tho BTAR reporter in Brome had avery pleasant chat to-day with Dr.De Grusbois, the genial local member for Shefford, who is taking a hand in the Brome contest on behalf of Mr.Duffy.The doctor said ho was satisfled to have this contest decided by the electors of Brome, who are thoughtful, reading and will not Fob excited at what Dr.pote son or Mr.G.V wv.Stephens can sa \u201cIn my own county,\u201d he said, \u201cI had a Yaw-sult \u2018with a certain priest, and in my election this same Dr.Davidson worked against me because I was not a good Cathol ic, now they had just turned around and opposed \u201cus on the ground that we are too good Catholics, All this ts only à game of bluff to divide the Liberals, :_ What do you think about the Equal Big ts movement \u201cWell, I do not think it will amount to much; the people know too much to get ex- \u2018cited over this.Mr, Lafontaine, the member for Napierville, and myself were the only .ones agalnst the passing of the Josuitar tes act.A few of the English members \u201conly wanted TO MAKE A LITTLE SPEECH, but did not want to fight it.I wanted to move à six months\u2019 holst, but no Protestant -member would second the motion.\u2019 Ho pui the Equal Rights people would a candidate in Bromo; it would fe their strength Jn the province.f thoy did not it would show they wore not sincere, and only wished to divide the Libaral vote.ual Rights candidate would only make ully's election surer.The Liverat union with the Ultramontanes Wns only for political purposes.These man came over to them an \u2018pesieted in clearing out the mon, he.h bet blundering the province.The French Liberals wers and wn had been the natural allies of the fish.The Conservatives used the race nd religion ory to defeat Huntington, and the next federal siaction these same-Con- fronts ot who were now posing as the 0! e the min nority, would try \"work.things ia Shefford so that qui not ba re rhied.They woul Say the French 3 no ans aro in à I ajori Sphere, let, us re- rey oh MAD: ut the Liberals, know- ue pur of the English people's turn would at this The ual Rights people to fl ht He do not.dare i a always tryi on the Frenth against the In list.ne tly cont dent and Mr.England said he was a\u2019 wim.vire \u20ac Q.cs of Sherbrooke, PE = the city this mor! the St, La 1 Bal, la ay _- LAST EDITION.sérvatives could not have placed stronger man in the fai.Lhe \u2018Liberal nominee, although a resident uf Sweete- burg, ia well own in Brome.He and Mr.Fisher, M.were at Sutton last night orgunizing.hug practice of the | law is generally considered to give a man a favorable position for being ito put it mildly) a little impertinent, and it seems to be only fair compensation that when a lawyer contests à country constituency he should hear the nobleness of the farmer's calling contrasted with the ignoble life of a gentleman of the long robes.Of co sa GRAVE QUESTION whether lawyers are in all cases the best representatives of country people, but the manner in which this question is handied by the parties, according to circumstances, is one of the humorous sides of politics.The manner in which many look upon the Fqual Rights champions is rather curious.Tne Conservatives say that if these people were sincere they would turn in and flght Morcier with them, that is, help elect their candidate, and the Liberals do mot seen to care much, but join in the opition that they Are most Unreasonable.No one really expects a third candidate.One of the leading Conservatives in the county said to-day that in his opinion an Equal\u201d Rights movement hero would consolidate the French vote against them.In other re: spects it would result much as it did in West Lambton and it would take two from them to one from thelr opponents.ik ' Klecteur having published a despatch in which it claimed that the Roman Catholic clergy had been instructed to favor the return of Mr.Duffy in Brome, La Minerve claims to bo authorized to state that the Bishop of St.Hyacinthe, in whose diocese the county is situated, never gave any such instructions NOMINATIONS TO-DAY.KNOWLTON, Que., November 21.\u2014 The regular nominations for Brome were made at noon, the candidates being Mr.X.N.England, Conservative, and .Duffy, Liberal.There is no third candidate.speaking is in the Fair building.The following members of Parliament are present: Hon.L.O.Taillon, Messrs.Owens, Spencer, Reauehamp, and Degrosbois, M.P.Hon! D.A.Ross, and Messrs.Fisher and White, M.Ps., and a large number of political workers.THE CAR BLOCKADE.Mr.L.J.Seargeunt, G.T.Rs Tells How It is Being Relieved.\u201cThe pressure of freight still continues,\u201d said Mr.Seargeant, tratlle manager of the Grand Trunk Railway, \u201calthough the company is doing every thing to ease it.For instance, at the south end of the general ollices we have constructed within the past few days two new long sidetracks that will accommodate a large number of vars ;then we have at work a big gang of men cc nstruet- ing more.In fact the accommodations are been enlarged as quickly as possible, Then there aré being constructed 1300 new freight cars, and a number of these are now ready to be turned out, and this of course will help to case matters.There seems to Le an impression that the Grand Trunk are completely blocked; now, this is not the case.for every day in the yard here, there are unloaded and loaded hundreds of cars.Now the Erie road is really blocked, as we have received Instructions from them not to send them any more cars; but no such orders have been issued by the Grand Trunk.Then on many roads in America to-day the pressure is much heavier than it has been at any time on our road; so it will at once be scen that this is not a local latter.\u201cIs it true that vessels have had to leave the wharf here without taking their proper freight, on account of your inability to get the cars down to them in time?\u201d .\u201cSuch a statement I know has been made, but I can say it is entirely false.The last steamship that left this port we had to bring back FOURTEEN LOADED CARS that had been sent to her, as she did not need them, What is wanted on the wharves is proper facilities for unloading.When tho new wharves are built tracks should be made to branch off from the malin Mack down to the water's edge, so that cars could be unloaded straight nto the ships.a case the ships are not in port when the : arrive, if warehouses were erected b side of these tracks, the freight could posited in them.hese are some of the me Filties needed on the wharl for the handling of business.We are only a.lowed to have our cars on- the wharf during the night.And there is never a morning but \u2018that we have to bring & number of them back that could not unloaded durin the night, on account of the lac of proper facilities for unloading.You may say that within a week's time this road expects to have the pressure removed and that cars will be supplied shippers as usual.\u201d At the last meeting of the Board of Trade in Toronto a letter was sent to Mr.Hickson stating that Jumber shippers outside of Toronto alone were short over 2000 oars, and requested that immediate steps be taken to Case the pressure.Mr.Seargeant said that Mr.Hickson had replied to this letter saying that the Cotnpany were constructing a large number of new cars and that ho hoped Toronto would be satistied with the interest that the Grand Trunk had recently taken and ever shown to the city and that they would proportionately get their share of cars, BURCLARY ON | ST.PETER STREET.A Jeweller's Store Vislted and Goods Carried Off, The jewellery store of Henry Ross, 137 St.Peter street, was entered by burglars early this morning and a quantity of stock carried off.Entrance was eftected by the front door;which mugt have been opened b a key, as nothing was broken and the loc was turned.When the door opened the Holmes Electric boll, which is attached to tha premises, sounded, and in two minutes a squad of me were at the premises.Meanwhile, \"im this short period, whoever had entered the store succeeded in gathering together a few trays of jewellery and watches, and unbolting the rear door escaped into the small yard.Here a ladder was secured and p propped against the spike topped fence, over wh h the thief escaped.On arrival of the Holmes \u201cCompany officers nobody was.soen, and the only indication that the store had been entered was the finding of the door unlocked.The detectives were noti- fled, and mado ¢ an examination of the premises.The stock taken amounts to $150.This is the.Hind burglary at Mr.Ross\u2019 store, and no arrests have been made.DOCTOR FINED IN RECORDER'S COURT For Failing to Report a Case of Diphtherin\u2014 Must Disinfect.For not reporting two cases of diphtheria to the Health Department, Dr.J.Jette was summoned before the Recorder yesterday.He pleaded in excuse that he had notitied the office by telephone, but the Recorder fined him $1 and costs, Dr.Armstrong and .Finnie are both summoned to-morrow > answer similar srapuiats.Dr.Laberge, Medical Officer of Health, says he will summon overy doctor he flnds infringing the by-law.To report each case so that the houses may be properly (Jisintected is the only way to stamp out erhaps people joer to having their furniture spol led by your r sulphur po \u201cWell, porhaps they t spoils thelr thinge, but it does St do go à single bit.Any way, disinfection has got to be done.\u201d Tr DEATHS.OXLEY\u2014Died this morning, on November 21, 15x90, after a long and palnful iliness, borné with Christian patience and Jortiiude, Arnott, widow of the John Oxley and daughter of the late James À Arnott.Funeral on saturday afternoon, at 2.30, from her late residence, No.454 Guy street, to Mount Royal Cemetery.Friends will please accept this ln timation, NOLAN\u2014In this city, on she 21st instant, ion Nolan, tailor, native of Listowell, Co.Ke Ireland, Aged 78 oars.Funeral from his son's residence, 14 8t.Monique street, on Saturday a.m., to St, Patricks Chore, thencé to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Frien ds are respoctfully invited to a atte] nd.742 27 TT THE WEATHER.11 a.m.\u2014Probabllities ties Tor] the next 24 nourn: | Moderate \u201cwinds; clotidy with occasional rains; Dot much change In tempe! READINGE BY HRARN & Hanson's Standard Thermometer this day: 44, min, 24: same date last year: Max, 173 min.meter readings to-day: 8 a.ml, #083; \u201818 m., \u2014 Signifles below zero.3 ; \u201cAppointments This Évenins.DEMY OF Music\" The Shan! Emanty, Queen tré _TRKATRE Royat\u2014\"* Wagesot % A var w THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER.213 rer LAW AND ORDER.\u201cTHE LEAGUES OF THE UNITED STATES.1 A Chat With Col.Dudley, the General Becro- tary\u2014A Grand Convontion to be Held in Toronto in February Next.Col.L.Edwin Dudley, of Boston, secretary of the Law and Order League of the United States, and also secretary of the Law and Order League of the State of Massachusetts, was in the city to-day, having just arrived from Toronto, where he has been conferring with Mr.J.J.McLaren, Q.C., and others as to the arrangements to be made for the great convention of ropresentatives from'every Law and Order Leagu » apon the Continent, to be held in at city on February 22, when many of the must prominent: spwakors on the question from the United States and Canada will take part.The obj of the Law and Order League of the United States is simply to arrange for conferences {between the local lodges, which ave left to do their own work in their own way.Col.Dudley says there are over 1000 such græanizations in the United States, there being 102 in Massachusetts alone, while there are only two in Canada.The first one was started in Chicago about twelve years ago, and one in New York very shortly after.The general objects of all the Leagues is the same, viz., to secure the better enforcement of the laws as to the liquor trafllo, gambling and houses of prostitution, In Massachusetts they turn their attention to the first of these objects only.\u201cHave such associations met with much success?\u201d \u201cI know in our city of Boston the resuits are marvellous, and have exceeded our utmost anticipations.We found the police force wholly under the influence of the saloons, but by our efforts e force was placed under the control of three commis- stoners, who also license the saloons, and thus we have got the force and the saloons under our control and quite out of politics.We got bilis through which we have reduced the number of saloons from 2600 to 780, and whereas we used only to get a rovenue of $215,000 trom them, we now get ALMOST A MILLION.The act allows one saloon for every 1000 inhabitants outside the city and for every 500 within.\u201d \u201cWhat is the license fea?\u201d \u201cA hotel pays $1500 for a license to sell only on the premises, and $300 for another license to sell oft the premises.There are 50 hotels which pay this sum of $1800.The common victuallers also take out two licenses one for $1000 to sell on the premises one for $300 to sell off.\u201d ah Who gets that money?\u201d \u201cThe city gets three quarters and the state one quarter.\u201c Have you any special assessment for saloons?\u201d * We have no business tax on any trade.We think it a good thing for a man to do business and wo do not tax him for it.\u201d * What other reforms do you report?\u201d \u201c Well, bufore we organized, every saloon in Boston was selling to minors, even small children, but we have absolutely stopped at.\u201d * Do you have to prove, to obtain a con- vicetion, that the saloon keeper knew the person Was a minor as we do here?\u201d * no.The saloon keeper takes his risk.If we can show the person is a minor, the saloon keeper hus broken the law, and must take the consequen Col.Dudley says further that all the saloons were opened on Sunday, but now you cannot find one.\u201cDo the citizens gupport you well?\u201d \u2018Yes.The merchants and business men subscribe liberally.Our Tee {rom subscriptions is about $12, Col.Dudley hopes that either before or after the conference at Toronto, many of the speakers will come through this ity and address a public meeting here.THE STEPHENS-HURTEAU CASE Again in Court this Morning\u2014-Two Witnesses Examined.Evidence was taken in the Superior Court this morning in the case of Ald.George W.Stephens to unseat Ald.N.Hurteau in the City Council for alleged interest in the ing of Craig street.Mr.Justice Mat ou presided.Tho plaintiff produced four witnesses, two of whom proved to be not the parties ted a8 witnesses.The two re- mainin nes were Messrs.J.A.Grier and Treffié tien.Mr.Grier, lumber merchant, denlea Ald.Hurteau\u2019s evidence that he over was asked bv Messrs.Bastien & Valiquette, who got the contract for paving Oral street, for a tender to furnish the «blocks, He had \u2018received a request to tender from the City Surveyor, but had only round blocks to offer.Mr.\u20ac, H.Stephens, counsel for the plaintiff, wanted to ask Mr, Grier whether the wood blocks were not bought at too high a price, but ihe Court did not allow the question.Trefiié Bastien's evidence amounted to this, that Ald.Hurteau furnished him with wood blocks and not the city.Mr.Stephens here wanted to close to-day's preceedings, but Mr.Lacoste objected on the ground that this was the third and last day according to law to finish his preliminary examinations of witnesses.Mr.Stephens contended that the law only orders him to begin his examination of witnesses on the third day ,after the plea.Neither of the counsel 'duced authorities, and the Court prom to look up the polnt for to-morrow.EXHIBITION OF ENCLISH PAINTINGS At the Art Association of Montreal\u2014High Class Works, The first lot of pictures for this exhibition has now arrived in the city from England per steamship \u201cPeruvian.\u201d Amongst these works are a landscape by Cecil Lawson, entitled \u201cThe Haunted Mil on Barden Moor;\u201d \u201cThe Tower of Brass,\u201d by E.Burne Jones, A.R.A, illustrating a small portion of the well- known Old World tale of \u201cDanæ\" ; \u201cMidsummer, \"a beautiful decorative piece, by rt Moore, but which might as \"woll haat been called any of half-a-dozen other- names; \u201cA Lonely Lx e,\u2019\u201d by Hugh Cameron, giving a glimpse of a Highland cottage, with its ploturesque surroundings of moor and mountain, a picture full of honest pop timent and first rate workmanship.If the exhibition is to consist of works up to so high a rtandard as those which have been mentloned, It will be indeed full of interest and instruction.The great rush made to the free schools during the past few evenings, and the almost universal demand for a place in the drawing classes illustrates how much has been effected in the last two or three years towards stimulating a desire fora more advanced cultivation.A further pment is expected very shortly, and the bition is reef [y to commence about the 4th or bth of December.psi demas ST.CATHERINE STREET.Another Palatial Block for the New Business Street.Groat as has been the the change: in St.Cath- erîne street within the past few years, a bustling business thoroughfare having replaced a comparatively retired residential av nue, thére are shrewd business men who o/not regard the development as complete, an of ihe: BE lat Da street be lo of n yr he Pear future.thess Reptiomen are the rtners of the frm of Hi Henry M n and paye, ris expoots its bi ess te) in the frm Sidi \u201cfacing hill Sodare, now being erecte Catherine street, early next au tumn.Be ones Morgan, jr., has just purchased the fine propérty on the north side of Bt.Catherine street, bounded ods Balmoral Sn Mance streets, where he de gre another large building.Hoa lou SES hundred A Len fo nda deen of aol, and à de of a un red sihdele von f feet.P een ions Condition of Senator Tradel.SenatarArudl, who'is at the St.Isidore Hi Long e Pointe, suffering from Len reported much worse, and 15 Toared th that his life is in danger.\u2018Dur- t few days be has at times Lee ied bat, us it was only for ort time, when he would again elapse into his former state.The Senator been euffering from this.di for two Jours and it- has very much incom- mt | him In the dise go of of his duties.hot his enorg close atten: tion to duty © continued od edit L'Ætendard when many thers would have retired alto- ether from active work.His friends still thâthe willbe able to survive this last A eo hit it ta the severest he has ye dest son n is s Acting as editor Se the sos A om , Pa Hotels pb SRE SE PE EE of the Com- y have no intention of closing up any of heir hotals or l the number of thelr dining ous during the winter montha, pea ng of the season's business he sald that it had been much better than the Company h had anticipated, as the Clearlar of expenses n this service was the bardest pro- lem to BOÏve by any rallway, owing to the heavy péx penses attached to it.Not only had the PR \u2018after giving, a fret class service, cleared eared expenses, ses, but had netted a profit for the month of Setober of five hundred dollars, A number of new cars are also to be added to the service.THE WHISKEY FRAUDS.SMUGGLING DONE IN OPEN DAYLIGHT, Mr.Cornellier Describes the Method Employed and Suggests a Remedy\u2014The Loss tothe Government Very Large.Mr.C.A.Cornellier, Q.C., returned from Quebec this morning, where he instituted two actions against whiskey smugglers.\u201cAs far as we can trace it,\u201d sald Mr.Cor- \u2018nellier, \u201cthere have been smuggled into Canada, by way of St.Pierre de Miquelon, this year 3000 barrels of American whiskey, and as each galion was to pay $2 duty, this sums up à total loss to the Government of $300,000 from that source only.Asa matter of fact wo have only seized 117 barrels of contraband whiskey and have instituted ae- tions against all the parties who received part of that quantity from the smpgslers.he mode of smuggling is not so ingenious as was at first aupposed.In fact certain papers have made too much of this They said that I went down as a commissioner of the Government whilst I was simply authorized to take actions against the parties who should.be found to have contraband whiskey in their possession.The smuggling is done pr, large vessels, which come up the Gulf of St.Lawrence unchallenged; and on arriving near St.Pierre de Miquelon some smaller craft come alongside Lhe big sail-boat and take A PORTION OF ITS WHISKEY CARGO, which they land all along the shore, mostly outside of regular harbors.The only remedy for this condition ol affairs is that the Government fit out a cruiser to pu rsue the smugglers, and especially to Intercept them in the Gulf.With the present system the Government are helpless, as they cannot station men on both aides of the St.Lawrence for a distance of two hundred and more miles.\u201d It had been stated that Montreal merchants are implicated in the frauds, but Mr.Cornellier says that no definite charge has been laid against any of them Mr.Cornellier will leave for Quebec next week, when the hearing of the cases will begin, It is sald that customs detectives have traced a large quantity of contraband whiskey to Montreaiy, and that this class of goods is not sold to.large firms, but imme- jately delivered to grocers and saloon keepers.Mr.rnelifer says that the smu, ng is not done under cover of night but in/ppen daylight.A Revoiutionary Spirit.> BACRAMENTO, Cala, November 21\u2014The National Grange yesterday passed a resolution favoring the electlon of U.8.Senators direct by vote of the people.FINANCIAL, The condition of the Sto Stock Market has been without substantial variation, in fact were it not for a suspicion of an easter tone In some this morning there was positively no change, although a somewhat easier provailed.Pacilic was-weaker and fell off to 723, then - rallled 73.In London it closed 44 lower at 7534.Bank of Montreal was weaker, and7sold at 23014.The rest of the lst was a blank except for sales ot commerce at 124, and Hochelaga at 07.In thé afternoon the market was dull and er, with very little trading.Pacific declined 3g 1072 on of Montreal closed weaker at 2.30 bid, 2: Commerce closed a fraction lower ar a3 bd, 124 asked.Other stocks were extremely duil and nominally unch There has bean no actual change In monoy but the stringency is not 80 apparent, Owing to tho advance In rates some borrowers have paid off loans, whereat tenders offered funds rather more freely than a stringent market would seem allow.Call money can be borrowed to-day at 8 r cent, but some lenders conttnue to quote up MORNING SALES.\u2014205 shares Montreal at 23014, ex aiv; 10 Commerce at 124 ex div; 20 Hoche- laga at 97; 150 Canadian Pacific at 73, 25 de at 7274, and 50 do at 72 AFTBRNOON SALES.\u201410 S Shares Montreai at 230 ex div,10 do at 23014, 25 Paani at 733%, and 150 do at 7 T2), New York Stock Market.SPECIAL TO THE STAR! re Was no change in the Bank of England rate to-day as apprehended, but carly rices in London were 34 to 5j lower for all 8 5 than the closing figures here last night and oh this caused some realizing of profits of yesterday's advance, which gave the general market a light set back and left more than half of active stocks lower at 12 o'clock than they closed Jestorday.It 13, however, 50 distinctly a mere traders are ket, in which the upa and downs cannot bo traced to \"anything else than changing of sides by ard room traders to secure proitts.That reaction had no especlal significance.The underlying sentiment of the majority of speculators And traders {8 unquestionably in favor of constd- erably higher prices within a month or so, But there is unusu Tee of caution on part of both bulls and bears.The latter are encouraged by the heaviness of coal stocks and this afternoon attacked Reading again, selling it down to 40%.Ontario and Western was next most active, but fluctuated over a range of only 44.Fort Wort a apd Denver was the only stock after Reading exhibited real speculative action.It advanced 116 and fell back on sales to realize profite.Montreal Stock Exo! han ted for the STamrby Jordon Sony &0> Bios linn Exchange Court x treal xd.280 2 5 (Mont.Tel.i 0) x .Li tarte 3903 230 N.W.Land.8 ntario.xd.les.1B \u2018Rich & O.Can.Paper Go.Now York Stock Exchange.stoox orted for the STan ac Doural ros., Stoo Brovers 69 St, Francois Yavier st.November 21.ve, Cls'g.| Atch.T.kS.Fe 5 3 & a £9.vo 108 1 ce ver: 74\u20ac N.= 811 ra = Es 15 l10n1g Reading Hock 1514 d.34 #5 fo as pas etl [ Jersey Cent M.Ban & Tex Lou & Nash.Bhore.Ra S51 ex ® mo a Grain and Provisions in Chicago.Latest prices c in Chicago for Grain and Provisions, reported for heh fran Macdo Bros.8t, Francois Xavier street.ov.2L Month jupenins{Highert.;Lowest, Lateat.1 8 8 81 ui EB 31 3 31 31 2 opi = Pov aww | 2256 = 182 UT 947% 233 ; 6.00 595 a 6.00 5.Ding 8.00 nore Notice t of ccess.Spurg on ays: oe Luclfor match well if Sou soll enough of them.rats enterprise, rapid turn over of caj ital, low {ces on a cash basis, and unremitting at- ntion to business, are the secrete of Richard Hemaley'asu cess 08 & 3 plehmaker and jewel pr.2eodx Prof J.B.Labelle, maint of Notre Dame Church, Montreal, declares the Bell piano to be \u201cunquestionably\u201d the best Cana dian piano, and equal the very best class of American pianos, excepting, of course, ono or two makes of the raok of the {nab ng oil mens si are securin nice styles at mn Notre, mo street, near MoGill sree Hone 1.Como and 800 them or send or ca .UER sol his Irish Frieze Overcoats so cheap?Simply, hé Imports bis Frieze direct an pays no rent RY.\u2014How can P.Wright \"ALLEGED DISCOVERY OF ALETTER FROM MR.J, A.CHAPLEAU En Connection With the Jesuit Question\u2014 To be Used ot Knowlton by BS the Mercierites.Friends of the Mercier Government today claim that their leader has just found positive proof in the archives of the department at Quebec, to confound the Hon.J.A.Chapleau.This alleged discovery is sald to be a letter by the ex-Premler toa high church dignitary in which he declared himself ready to settle the Jesuits\u2019 claims in a quiet way,and sous not to give offenco to any class of the community.The Liberals claim that this letter completely destroys Mr.Chapleau's previous statements that he never recognized that the Jesuits had any claim to thelr former estates or to compensation in money.It is turther reported that the Premier has wired his golleague, Hon.D.A.Ross, who is at the Know meeting to-day, to announoe the dlsoovery and to declare that the Government ure ready to prove conclusively that Mr.Chapleau would have done what r.Mercier has in this matter, had he not been removed to Ottawa.Politicians claim that this letter will place the discussion which is to follow on an entirely new ground, and the Government will make the most they can of it.It is known that since Mr.Chapleau's speech at the St.Hilaire meeting the departmental records have n ransacked for written evidence, which, it is claimed, has now been found._ THE WORLD RENOUNCED.Miss Wood, the Niece of Rev.Edmund Wood, Takea the Veil.In the presence of a very large assem- iends, including many Protestants, in the chapel of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, which was beautifully decorated this morning for the function, Miss Vood, niece of Rev.Edmund Wood, rector of the Church of St.John the Evangellst, took th Rev.Father Plone, Ss.J, officiating.ood wus not present, but several of the relatives of of the postulant were among the congregation, her brother acting as server to the priest.A gentleman who was present describes the scene as being most touching and beautt- ful, and from an æsthetic point of view perfect.The postulan a beautiful girl, came :in dre as a bride, veiled in white and with white lilles in her breast.But there was no visible bridegroom.She came to plight her troth to the church ot God, and this beautiful ceremony ended, she departed and when next she appeared, she had parted with her lovely hair an was it the plain black gown of a novice, in which she took the vell and her first vow.The new religieuse leaves to-morrow for Kenwood, N.Y., whero she will pass her novitiate.A NEW CANADIAN REPUBLIC.La Patrie Declares Openly in Favor of Re- pablicanism\u2014Another Effusion.\u201cWith Mr.Vidal,\u201d says L\u2019Etendard, \u201cthe Patrie becomes openly Republican, even in Canada.\u201d To this allusion Mr.Vidal, in an , editorial signed by him in today's issue, declares openly that the Patrie has always been Republican After stating that the action of the Brazilian Republicans cannot condemned until more news ls received, he says:| \u2018There now only remains Canada in the New World which is under the sway of a royal sceptre.Our most ardent wish is that it'be given to the writer of those lines, and to all who shall read them, to see e day when the electric wire will flash the news that the work of Washington, Lafayette, Franklin, Louis XVI, Rochambeau, Cannin Bolivar, Sucre, * Lincoln, Paez, our fathers of i837, de Fonseca has n completed as Well as the end of Europe's rule over America, the complete emanci ation of the New World, the reign of Ii from pole to pole, and the Proclamation of the new Canadian Republic.Hurteau Versus Stephens.Ald.Hurteau, before leaving for Toronto last evening, instructed his lawyer, Hon.Alexander Lacoste, Q.C.to e an action to unseat Ald.George Stephens, M.P.P, in the City Council, on the ground that the latter was an American citizen, and was never naturalized {in Canada.The petition is Is drawn up but has not yet been presented ur ALL QUIET IN BR BRAZIL.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) LoNDON, November 21, \u2014 Private tole- grams from Rio Janeiro are all of re-assur- ng tone, the information which they con- is now placed in the Minlstry of Brazil, These despatches have given atone of calin- ness to dealers in Brazilian securities.There has n no great excitement at any time, but slight unneasiness which has been felt seems to have been entirely removed by these special advices.Further News from Stanley.LoNDoN, November 21.\u2014Mr.MacKinnon, bead of the Emin Pasha Relief Committee, has received a despatch from Stanley announcing his arrival at Mpwapwa and stating that he expects to reach Zanzibar in four or five days.Mr.Stanley's despatoh also says that he has made the important discovery that there isan extension of Lake Nyassa.- Bad for Coughlin, Cr10AGO, November 21.\u2014Patrick Dinan, divery stable keeper and owner of the famous white horse, was the first witness in the Cronin case to-day.He testitied that his horse was in a dime museum in this city.It was the same horse he had let Coughlin\u2019s friend have on the evening of the murder.\u2018The Soo Route Trip.An endeavor to arrange a \u2018meeting between the Mayor, Ald.Rollgnd, and.Ald.Cléndinneng, for this afterndon, with Mr.Shaughnessy, assistant president of the .PL 5 to draw out the time-table and perfect the arrangements for the forthcoming visit of the City Council to neapolis, Dulutn, etc.failed as Mr.Shaughnessy has gone out of town on official business and the moeting has boen postponed until Friday.Prof.SAM L.S.GRANT OPHTHALMIO OPTICIAN.time has gone past when those that Tequtre les wif submit ol fave their sight ruined by Bpectac) re lot of sdly ero ground and worthless a core, oa 2 before Co 0 choose a pair that gives fi leas discomfort and pain.py ht_suited with Tapectaclos and Eyeglasses Low and scientific method: pificuit 2 tioal Oculists* préseriptions ox Eycglas pos are hs fer ish the erving lenses in NE 4820.tacles and most bring.soft an existence.No extra charge.pet GRANT & SON, HENRY ane Optician 255xe0d 72 Beaver Hall, Cor.Dorcheater st.ENGAGEMENT RINGS.Lugao Variety at Ross\u2019.af Rubles And Pearls set in 14 kar, Gold from Rings from Te pee ond Rings from 87.Gar oF ! 16001 Bolitaire Diamond Rings are the best value fn the elf ppING RINGS.18 kyr.Gold, Warranted from § 50, Oleaned $nd or One Year for ei.05° Pain Spring and Pie 21.50.be tchmakor and Jeweller, HENRY « Be peter st., 3 doors from Craig st.DON'T FORCET The Montreal Grend Ohristmas Drawing by Messrs, Ntovens, Donny & Plummer.ble Prizes, including a splendid Gold voveh, Tou P Turkeys, ot Gease, 50 Paira of feu.te Be boxes of Olgurs and various ot ARE, A ticles 8, Drawn at the MECHANT cs sut, DECEMBER 19, \u201cat 3 PM.bers will be advertised in the pe ENTER and Prison distributed in the from \u20ac kota, 25 cents, at 71 8 M wrence sain \u20ac ne S Craig sa, and rs.Milloy, SA175 81.Catherine nt, 2741 GITE FUSILIHRS, ot Boers and all non fficers pal meet ia Armor at # o'clock preci DATE EVENING.3304 Inst.ttondance imperative.ttalion rade oh FRIDAY} EVEN Ka, Pipes \"ay order, U.P.NEWMAN, 2742 Lieut, ActE.Ait vey being to the effect thatevery contidence { : 274x2e0d4 OUT our Ready-made ULSTERS, 5.oo ; ; | : + CAE e 2 * of the aldermen \u20ac do vs Babes ere ti ink on Th praday.the 9 which they sa which js à dies mon ton ls ting A, >of of the towns tobe vis| boy a dvocate leaving on Baturday.of Fro oth and spending Sunda\u2019 on the The invitation to the Council of the \u2018Board of Trade to accompany the Council has not yet been received.Wants a New Trial In the Court of Review, which opened this morning, Mr.H, O.St, Pierre moved for al new trial in the cago of Meaghere against the Witness for libel.Argument was post- pon Fearful s{orms are reported in the Black Sea.The Sea of Azov is blocked.THE ALAN TW WHAT 18 IT?It is, firat.a five octave key hoard organ, complete and perfect in in every detail rated like any ther nd dues: not at atl Shimer from itina .icxliy \"the most dificul masters, with all the bent atiful and delicate shadings of tons color form any idea vf fra Bt y Jou hear it, and visitors are always welco: jean DAME.MONTREALN \u2018 Bts PIANOS! FISCHER \u2014\u2014AND\u2014 Musicians DOMINION DOMINION, KARN AND THOMAS ORGANS.NOTICE.Wanted, a Chief of Police for the Municipality of Maisonneuve.274x1 Those making application for, are re Heated & to furnish good cert; ates of sobriety.Must be 0 take charge of pipes, water bo pee fovelling of streets.Must io Bow tas ak bey write English ang French, and be ed as a policeman, For information apply to M.G.ECREMENT, - Sec-Treas., TOWN HALL, MAISONNEUVE.2743 ww 240x Ke THE WINE OF WINES.Richard Hemsley, PRACTICAL WATGHNIAKER 2 JEWELER The Leading House for Watches.A GOOD WATCH 1s one of the most remarkable productions of human skill and patience.WATCH MANUFACTURING being the original branch of our business, in which ve have had conatderable experience, enables our constituents in selecting a time kee r best adapted to their respective requirem nbn WATCHES are manufactured, and we could.sell them in Montreal, for two or three dollars, but it ie our wish to confine Oarselves to a thoroughly honest and reliable arts IT 1B ALWAYS our rule to recommend a customer to give the best price he cah afford for a watch, 1f he needs a durable and reliable time-keepe: COUNTRY CUSTOMERS, on informing us the t they decire to invest, nay rest assured that thelr orders will receive the asme care nu attention as if they themselves were present.THE WATCH REPAIR DE PARTMENT 4 is under the of a skilled mechanic, 0 gusrantee¢ the most careful treatment and orm of Clocks, Kate hes, Minnte and other Repeaters; Chrono- grurhs, Calender Watehes and Khips' Chrono- Ineters, at the lowest rates.RICHARD > HEMSLEY, 265 & 2087 Nt.James Street; also 2011 Notre Dame Street.Canada Ahead! + A statement has been circulated that an American concern received the highest award for Self-Binding Harvestors at field trial of the late Paris Exposition, The following letter from one of the Judges shows that Canada wine the laarel._\u2014 Pagrs, November 8th, 1889.MY Dear MR.AMassEY,\u2014 In answer to your en uiry of this day, I beg to aay that the result of the International trial of reapers and binders at Noisiel Yas obtained for your older the highest award, which consists of an object of art vi may further state hat your a niy through the whole of its work without missing a syle sheaf.As ons of the judges at the 1 lad to bein à re tion ou 1 ation.wh Medal for the whole collection of uw ulture ° frogu uction of such superior implements, tho Pronk ent of the French Republic has honored you with the decoration of Officer Pablo In Instruction, Yor which please accept my on of cere congratulations and believe me, Yours truly, J.X.PRRRAULT, Member of the International J of tho Paris Exposition, ay To H.A.MASSEY, ur President Massey Mfg.Co., Toronto.274 1 © 180xtf PROGRESSIVE Wilst and Ege Parties \u2018A big Job in Fanoy Goods bought at 50 vents on the dollar.1000 Articles suitable for Progressive Whist and Euchre Prizes, F'.BE.PHELAN 2331 St.Catherine st.27512004 stock.They there 1s nothin, the NORDHEI] their own | make, and for Or- are the Sole Agents tor the Celebrated Makers STEINWAY.CHICK- ERIN HAINE S, &ec.and better than ER Piano, most favorable terms.A.&S.Nordheimer, 213 St.James street, Montreal.271xtf Value and Terms in Pianos | and Organs can be had from } this old reliable house, and it will pay to visit their Piano Rooms and inspect their large tor a medium-priced piano | 2743e0d Even a Dull November Day Seems Bright When You Are Using Strachan\u2019s Gilt Edge Soap.27215 MOROCCO, 1,,\u20145°*\u2014 PERSIANS, [UPEOLSTHRERS SHEEP BOOKBINDERS Every Grain SKIVERS! pd Celer.FINE LEATHERS of E Every Description.DAVID REA & CO.30 Hospital Street.Cases finest vor im Cases e Old Brandies JUST LANDED EX-POLLOWING STEAHERS, * GRASSBROOK,\" from Antwerp: Highest Grade Champagne in the world.Cases Louis Roederer Grand Vin 8ec Champagne.Oases Louis Rorderer Brut Chsmpagne (a grand wine, exceedingly dry).\u201cHENRY IV,\" from Bordeaux: Cases\" Kraay*s \"Choice Ciareta and Sauternes.\u201c MICHBIGAN,\" from London: Cases Bass's Ale, Foster's Celebrated Bottling.\u201c COREAN, * from Glasgow: ockburr'e s_ very old Highland Whiskey,.rte Stewarts Glenturret Whiskey, very fine.* ESCALONA,\" from Charente: Gnds and Cases Boutellier, J.& R.McLEA, 8 Common Btreet, Montreal.Agents for the Dominion.270 x dod G.Brind & Cos el Dra: ey Flannel 273 } T facturing bus 274x1 271x6 BOVINCE OF DITRIOT Of ) A 1 Tweeds, : Mantle Cloth, 3 wort, GENERAL BAZAAR.ry, 8c, 1 234e, 15¢, 200.Oc and 50c d Comforters, 90c + sis All-wool Blankets, 8 2.25, Ce 2% 83.25 Be, 430x500.Fe WEI, Notre Dame 8 t doom East Place D'Armes, Partner 5 Wanted, WiTH 850,000, To invest ina ven established and profitable manu- \u201cM2185,\u201d STAR office.J.A.ROLLAND & co.- Notice Is hereby given that on the Oth day day of WANTED.CIGARMAKERS, on Hand Work.SMITH, FISCHEL & CO., Cellege Street.Plaintiff, Defendant.order of the Co lo He en udicia * Montreal, 20th November, 1889.e ata abandon 1598 Notre Dame street.2741 SELLING OUT! ULSTERS, SEALETTES AND JACKETS At Enormous Reduced Prices, \u2014-AT THE \u2014 | AMERICAN JERSEY and CLOAK FACTORY, 2342 ST.CATHERINE STREET.Our GREAT SUCCESS compels us to bufld an ADDITIONAL WORK ROOM after the 1st of JanvsFy, \"INSOLVENT NOTICE, UEBRO, ONTREAL.MO.MULLAREY, { SUPERIOR COURT.pment of Spin en assets for the bene t of their credito.© ° Claims must be fyled within a month.GC.DESMARTEAU, Curator, in order to serve our trade with even greater promptness than before.\u201d Theréfors we are obliged to NRL à BE BOLD till the first of January.5 JACKETS at an enormdes sacrified.Evers aurrésut M .AMERICAN JERSEY AND CLOAK FACTORY, 873z4 =\" 2342 81, CATHERINE STREET, .4 ont 1 Mont Nes \"be Sorts : LR ld brs oh \"Ula Dad pen 1 s cavae a FRA can Novembe 5.3 Als y ] WILLIAMS PINS From W.Elllot Hnalam, Esq.Of the Royal\u2019Academy of Music, London, .: Acn demie Communale do Musique, JAC Fy Sr at Professor of Music at Britannia Volleve and igh Sehool, Manchester; Ex-Artist of Her Majes- Hel Theatre, London; Theatre Municipale and and X pol politans Opera Mouse, Now York.\u2018TonoxTo, March 16th, 1889, Messrs.R.8.WILLIAMS & SON Dear Sira,\u2014I am glad to have an opportunity of expressing to you how satisfied I am with your instruments, whic have been using in my on brane! oh of musical art oa Professor of siogios rte, las three years.pen ad par an Quality of nes v hie blend orfoct) th hove at nnd makes it eminently uda for a quality of tone is also rich and gr and x and responsive action.You Je aware t mie rivate reaching, aay our inatrunient in all\u2019 my ow can hones ur say thas Dana feot satisfac WILLIS & CO, 1824 NOTRE DAME STREET (near McGill street), \u2014BOLE AGENTS\u2014 ENABE, WILLIAMS, BELL anp EMERSON PIANOS! Arp THE BELL AND ULBRIDGE ORGANS! ways given me per- 240toowtf(2) WANTED, w.with BARD ABB CLEBK vit à pportence Adaress (by ALEX.WALKER, 272ecûttx P.O.Box 1878.Sale of Farm and Residence, Beaconsfield, Saturday, Nov.33.Trains leave Bonaventure Depot, 1.30 p.m.sharp.Returning trom Pointe Claire, 5 p.m., 6.25 and 8.05.Wm.H, ARNTON, 274 2 Auctioneer.STATE LATE JNO.ELLIOTT, ESQ.Sherbrooke & OCadieux ts.BUILDING LOTS.Unreserved Bale, en bloc, Noa.1, 2, 3, 4.5, 7, 8, and 10 on Plan of 894 ST.LOUIS W The unders À will Bell at his rooms, 1747 Dame Brent On THUESDA BDAY 28th NOVEMBER inst, the above de sor broveris, as per plam on view, en bloc TERMS CASH, Full particulars later.SALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.WILLIAM H.ARNT 274 8 Ructioneer.EAE LATE WM.C.RICHARDSON, ESQ.Sale HORSES, CARRIAGES, SLEIGHH, HARNESS, ROBES, &c.ON TUESDAY, 26th NOV., INST.At Montreal Veterinary College, Union Ave, e horses are superior animals, and om view.Harness L20 57 \u201cIrwin, Musk Ox Robes, son.\u201c Hende.EVERYTHING OF THE BEST.Bale at TWO o'clock.WILLIAM H.ARNTON, 274 4 Auctioneer, UCTION BALE, EN BLOC.' WEDNESDAY, 27th Inst., 11 A.M.sharp, at 95 ST.JAMRS STREET.at à rate on the dollar, aa per Inventory the whols of the tock and fixtures contained in ihe premises, 1808 NOT RE DAME STREET, Montreal, amounting to about $11,719.79.The adsets being as under: ate store will be open Monday and nd Tuesday, 26th d 26th Inat., for inspectio: hr further information oy woe MARCOTTE & CO., Anctioneers, 95 88.James street, 274 5 - .A re NOR FRIDAY n ra Allo \u201cCarnival's sa,\" \u2018Shining Star,® ng Btov ea and Ranges, etc, sto.at our roo 320 Bt.James st, at 10 a., rooms, DUFF & FRASE 2741 A he UCTION BALE AT OUTREMONT.We are Instructed by exscutor of late BAML, BIG.GINBOTTOM, to sit at the residenoë, Bt.Catherine's road, Outretont, 0 SATURDAY, : Nev, 23rd, at 2.30 P.M., the contents, of dwslling, comprising, Parlor, Bed- - room, Dini Room and tchen Bor Cart £ \u2018ec 8s, 8 an heels, A; den \u2018Tooin, a Tot of Building Material, Bric Lumber, Doors, Sash, &c., and a variety of Bric coke Effects.Terms cash.No Reserve.BARTON & McDONALD, Auctioneers.2742 PARTON & McDONALD'S SALES, SPECIAL AUCTION SALE! At our rooms, 305 BT.JAMES STREET, corner Victoria Bquare, on FRIDAY, November 22nd, ac 10 2.0 Ora ave large assortiment of PARLOR, BEDROOM TURE; Jain and Fancy ler Bia TH ux mask and Linsn Table Covora hesio or x Wilsôn and Singer Sewing Machines.Cook B se Lurners and Box Bto dE prarines \u2018end on Paintings; Gas Fixtures, apd a \u2018variety of Small and Fancy Wares.BARTON & McDONALD _274 1 Auctioneers AILIFFS SALE-PROVINOE 05 QUEBEG, DIStrict of Montreal, No.696Y \u2014 Magistrates* Court, of the city of Montreal, Pierre Ulric Renaud, laintiff, va.Marcus Haimes, Defendant, and The Davis sewing Machine Company tie tier-naiste personal debitor as Yer tainie Oth day of November, at t of the clock in the foren noon, at the business pince of 5 a¢ said tier-saisie, St.Catherine streut, in the clty of heron: iii be Be sold, ne \u201caimait of Jaatin e, all the and chattels of the sal De fendant, seized ty this Saupe.conelatiug of sate nate aud sewiuy wnachine.\u2018ferme OIsE ANDY RAND, B.HQ vpireal, Set November, 274 BYLTA iE rao INCE OF QUEBEC D oie trict of Montreal.\u2014No.7169, Court.Joseph B.Germain.tailo or ot on Treat, Plaintiff, va.Tamond Mathieu, barber of Montreal, Defendant.On the 30th day of November, 1589, t e clock in the forenoon, at the business : Lawrence st, e C y authority of fe oi al) the goods and Chariots of the said Defendant, seized in this cause, \u20ac Sonsiating of looking lass, cash.AUG.LAROSE, B.8.C .Mog ntrepl, Sat November, i889, 274 ALIFESSALE- PROVINCE OF QUEBEC Dis- rictof Montreal, No.7853.rates\u2019 urt.Thomas Lioolan, Plaindf, I J.in xer Ed- Wards, Deferdant, On the 30th day of November, imat, at 10.0f she cloak in the fo renoon.at the placé of businessof, thesaid Defendant No.i Dorchisater City of Mantres al.will be # by .authority of ative.all oods and nat s of thea © sald Defo fondant, sotzod in this PT, BRE Montrost, iat November, 1884.274 1 HT de aint er he Tn Mound ana tour.Pi the Uh day of November, in in tbe) forenoon, at the atin sini dant, No 747 Untarl street, in Lhe alts of Montreal.wi \"he sold.Du saut horttz of and chattels of the siondin as \u201ci th ing cause, consisting of Louseh void iture, MIKEAULT, B.4 OC.Montreal, ist ovember, shoes.BEL Aaa RIN \"3 w > trict of Montreal, No.uperior ui Androw nliss Andre Montrait, Print v ourt.Marie Youre Lane auit, Defên sn Un the or day of November, 5, at ten of the ¢ ogk in the fote- ne at (ha omicile of the ald reat a, 116 Canning st, in 8 ontreal, à by an ity of Juatice all in ood a Le teln of the said Der naan consisting o of risue Ad, SIINA Cae vou LLARD, B, \u20ac.\u201cmontreal Pint Royember, BAIT FFS8 SALE-TROVINCE | OF GES FC, DIR- rict of Montreal - No.tor the cit 3 Montreal Colts elima Le spinster, 0 city of Moral oy ee uste Siovalir merchant, pl ant, e 40th day of oh he sa; acs, Defen.avamber, ne 0 of «PS clock Pa the forepaone, a the mill 31 d0 e * a Hontanae Las 3.AF) YAR, I ARS Lhe ou fae Tweeds, Qrercostings and Buitings.¢ 3,749 52 General y Goods.eens 12 48 Ready Mada, Clothing.440 48 Gente Forn hings.205 15 UFB.L.42 22000000 965 35 \u2014 Hats and Capa., 91 16 Tallor's Trimmings, & 40 65 Fixtures.sonuvce ener 800 00 811,719 79 | | "]