The Montreal daily star, 21 mars 1890, vendredi 21 mars 1890

[" .Cathcart at, and, etre 4 ln flverage Cireulation 31,100.VOL.XXIEL\u2014No.68.Statens Poca.mm em Mec ST CL 8 BLACKSMITH, TO work en \u20ac piy son orms, steady work, and prod wage! Dixon, cor.Bay a ud 1b ou a perance fis, DEMO, \u201c VA erent, RADA dr servant, À with references befure v'clock = m., 334 Upper Peel st.66 { ABSIS ANT | BOOKKEEPER FOR osais s house, ihe who can ply by let.BT, AN INDOOR MAN 3 W \u2019 pos brise Tee rred.of robdit or previ- P J 36% ous employer, » Drawer ANTED A GOOD PIATY SON KP APPLY, WITH ; oro; noes, at 883° Dorchester street: pall family.WANTED A FARMER, FOR ABOUT FI ak of land.near 0 TY Montreal, married mun, utter and d, ratue voultry.Address J.foe Box W ED he AIT THE POSITION OF CERI and choir master of St.Andrew's Churc ntreal, will shortly become vacant Ropicat x.pasar ug qn nalifications and salary ex- pec } be ved by the undersigned up to April Tat, Muir, Hecretary usical Cuwm- mittee, P.à \"Box Secs: Mon al.67 ANTED \u2014- TO AILORS.TWO PRESSMEN, eady mbloyment das.O° rien & Co 3 ANTED \u2014 RER RESPEGTABLE, INDOBTRIOUS women wash flannels, constant employment to good hands, l'roy Bteam Laundry, 1495 st Peter st.ANT ESC A FAMILY OF TWO, CHERE, x Wh housomaid is Ra » good Pipi oo cook.Ap) before 11 a.or afte Prince Art hr st, references.orate.WHR - À SOUL, D RESBMAKER, TO 50 To Letibridge, N.; Sr ust = hore ughly © good.a ve st-clas elated Apply at 2e ih st ei 3 * WE TED \u2014 TWO D HORSE SHOERS.J YY ply ¥, 5 Sala No?22 St.Urbain st, City.6 WASEFD NERAL SERVANT Apt ; AR + A THOROUGHLY RENTED A fellow.14 to 18 years of uge, as asenxer, With good prospects abead.Apply to Das.Wiman & Co.Sfmapertal uilding, 107 St.- James WE SHIRT IRONERS, TROY STEAM mndry, 140 St.Peter 72 ANTED\u2014GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, Goo wages, * Apply 15 Lorne ave 67 ¢ ANTED - A GOOD STRONG POV TO DRIVE aud take care of horses, 790 Dorchester.68 1 ANTED SMALL GIRL TU HELE, WAGES 350 onthly, they all prefer lady charlotte sg Apply at the factory, 673 VV ANTED\u2014FTRST CUARS GENERAL SERVANT, for family of two, must be good plaip cook and laundress and 0d references, wages #1 per mos Apply after Gp.m,at!0 Buckingheu Avenn Wire SMART BOY FOR OFFIC Le ONE who writes agood hand.Apply at 761 Tale ANTED-BY A FIRST-CLABY WINE CNT ecmmis rer 8 firm, 8 wood fraveller for the city, on aking anguages.Tess \u201cQ $156.7 AR ofive.PTE ANT DA GOOD GENERAL SERVANT INA family, references required, 44 shuter W ANTED\u2014 FOR OFFICE AFPLY handwriting, Box 569.WoL uate oo TABLE MaÏD.5 BEA wii pause, references required.___ COOK, YOUNG ms\u201d pue WANT JED PE ary Appty in the morning after 6 o'clock in the evening, at 285 University GR ns Hy ANTED\u2014TWU SERVANTS WILLING To GO to the country.Apply 33 St.Fun aille Me tween 8 and 3 o'clock, R 4 WARE TED\u2014GENERAL SERVANT FOR a sn ALL ily.Apply 192 Crescent si.8 ANTED \u2014 GENERAL BERVANT, another is ke pt.Apply between © clock, 127 Bishop ANTED_GOOD GEN] GENERAL L'BERVANT.MUsT auderstand cooking.Apply 1823 Ontario st.or 1287 Dorchester st 68 2 ANTED\u2014AT ONC vant, who can coo WH ER E 3 an 6 AG well, OD GENERAL SEit- 102 Mansfield 8 ANTED \u2014 A RESPONSIBLE NUKSE, Tn Belmont Par 83 WANTED C00K % GOOD PLAIN COOK.REferences required.Apply at 666 Sherbrooke \u201c36 a ANTED \u2014 A CAPABLE HOUMESAID, TU GU to the country.Apply at 76 University se WANTED \u2014_A GOOD required, 764 Bherbro ANTED \u2014 A GOUD PLAIN COOK.woman preferred, a nurse t, à good place Apply between two And three o* nel! Bus Dorel bes COOK.REFEREX( rd de Bt.BH YOUNG jANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN FOR DEFICE ork, must have & aPPESHEE knowledge of bookkeeping, Rddress 2210,\" STAR Office.HR 2 ANTEU-\u2014-À GIRI, SR EBLE AGED WOMAN, for light housek oeping, small family, lady sickly.Apply immediately Ho Drolet st.68 ANTED\u2014BOY, CORNER IE Bf.DENIS 8t.Jean Baptinte sta 88 AND D CARPENTERS, RC Jobn Long, after 7 Sol 0, Tosa SF APRIL A TE \u201cL.9008.\" Sranofice 68 1 Wi ANTED- INSURANCE AGENTS, GOOD CON.acts to agents who can do business, plans easy to Xk, oid line company.Address b ï otter \u201cD 184 Al Stas o office 08 2 WH ED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT, FOR A family of four.Apply 114 Bt Matthew ttn \u20ac THOROVG H Address 68 1 RFANTED_A YOUNG LADY SPEAKING BOTH anguages, to ill a position where rapid aod correct reckoning.da necessary.references Tea Address \u201cV 2281, fice.IVANTED = FEN FRAL BERVANT.APPLY Htanley Hotel, 131 to 135 Windrorst.681 ANTED-GOOD SOBER MACHINIST AND SopL maker.Apply at 452 Bt.Pau.WANTED \u2014 A SMART ENING TRE couple of weeks, 13 Drolet st, near Bt.Bquare.ANTED \u2014 À GENERAL family of two, Apply 2 the hours of two a five, references require pd.AN' TED \u2014 THREES SALESLADIES, experience.2180 one cashier at references required, Paris Kid Glove Store: ames oh A Louis 681 SERVANT, FOR A 3 Belmont st., between HE Partners Wanted.ANN aN NST INNIS TNT TNT Vie mining enter WITH 85000 IN FIRST- se, enormous profits and tune.For fun ticulara apply Co., Muney Bro.Ror ers, 7B Temple Building g, WANTED PARTNER, ABLE TO LEAŸ E FOR States and Old Country, with about 3000 dol- Jars.money entirely under own control.\u2018Address, with references, \"P 21:30,\" HTan office, 37 TANTED \u2014 PARTNER \"WITH 1000 ro 1: 500 doilars, to start temperance grocery, os opening, \u201cQ 2148,\" STAR ANTED \u2014 ca Go0D LIVE BUSINESS MAN, vith a tal of about 82500 in cash artner in a wel established merchant tailoring Pusiness, \u201cP 2140,\" STAR office, _88 Dartrership Wanted\u2019 ar NS SNS ASIN ANTED\u2014 PARTNERSHI p WITH A COMMISsion appt best references can be given, Address \u201cF_ 1896,\" STAR office: 65 8 Business ey \u20ac ames, corner Cra: water, marble Frs and exes m immediste possession, xtures vai be at a sacrifios, or Will be r hte Tarnished i ton a responsible party.Apply to W.\u201cWalker, 8 Hospital UR SALE \u2014 flat | CLABÉ À BALOON nd à estaurant, must be sold before 27th of this month, owner obit to leave City onaccount of {ll health.Apply to Harris, 44 Victoria 8quar To.OR SALE \u2014 SALOON AND RESTAURANT, FUR- tshed, 18 years\u2019 Saets four years' lease, on aimes dr 1.55% rite, \u2018retiring from pusi- A een.2 Hospital at bp ANT TAI TVG F5.b t on prominent thorourhfare.gs first clans trade and well eetsblishe ed \u2018P.219 * STAR 0; 681 SE FOUNDRY, WITH FINISHING n pood + near Montreal, 15 years ding\u2019 with arge rade.best terms.Address \u201c8, Tan ofige _ 883 Horses and Carriages.EP NS NNN TINS ANTED\u2014AN OLD ROADSTER, MUST BE cheap.Address étating terms, \u201cB.1770.\" STAR Oflice.V5 4 ANTED\u2014TO PURCHASE, A VILLAGE OR small dog-cart, suitable for pény phbout 12 hands, Address 5.Krk Greene, 519 St.P sul at JOR SALE - STYLISH SURREY DOG CART but little aed A eel 595 Sherbrooke 0 Fois SALE-A DOG CART, ALMOST NEW, be seen at F, born 159 Bt.Antoine ste La BALE CARTERS COUPE CARRIAGE, AV.167 Mountain « a8 2 ANTED-.GLADST SE WAGGON, MUST BK in good order.Address \"R 2178.STAR 3 4 JOR BALE AT NO.187 AMHERST ST.Zager, Scotch cart, truck'and harness, 8h Lost, _ Les ORT FTI STRAYED FROM 240 DRUMMOND RT.wo black and white collie dog, short tail, A; ing him to above address will be li iberally y ro 6s 3 Le STON Dé ToT A BROWN LEATHER Warde: paseo, .ontsi ner's name inatde th a turn to ns ter street and be >, 68 2 ETA LADIES KEATRKIN MUFF, WAS re BL PR is Hib Manstle) der kindl Is Js SA RTE BIFÔT, WH t) né ot over one eye, ean ee BJ FAC Æ.way st.$.Charles.\"es AS ost-1 Sa BETTER DOG, 0G, FROM % N answers to the name Carlow, ra \u201cEs ward, 98 2 qe = Found.YOUNG DERE à TOUR OWNER HOUND.OWNF po for same at 204 Bagi ot, wr Let Sritirati ons I Wan anted.ANNA ANTED\u2014MENDING AND DARNING FOR gentlewen, neatly done.89 Bt.Urbatg st.Di Wi ANTED\u2014 SITUATION BY AN EXPERIENCED ry goods palentuan, both languages and bust of references.Address J.E.Belond, 203 \u20ac oners 8 V 5 (BY large 0.and retail grocers, &c.Address \u201cD 1852 9 HTAR (ce.uot ANTED \u2014 POSITION AN TRAVELLER, WAY NTED POSITION AS DRESSMAKER, FROM London England (west end experience).8 first.class cutter and Atter.Address STAR eee, eee 00 ___\u2014 883_ ANTED-BY SMART YOUNG MAN, SITUAtion as express driver, knows city thoroughly, speaks both languages.W Ada Apply #1 Cathedral st wrest.UANTEDBY A YOUNG LADY, RITUA To iN a bok or EY woudy store, best of Folens \u20ac D- BY.AN Ti i BOBER, MARRIED who has wiven up business lately, a position as von +r, has a first-class connection fn the Province of (Juebec: Speak and write both French and Euglish (whulesaie grovery preferred), Address à 1916,\u201d STAR office.66 3 Whi erry dress Druggls = ory à LADY 73 SITUATION Ade or OA ton, Address 47 W ANTE D - SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE Woman as FR SA plain Look: tha cou el Vitre AVE T ÿ As TION TAR NURBERY governess, mother! s AA or companion, wine ink to assist with Mybt housework.2048.\" 8 ANTED \u2014 \u2018BY \"RESPECTABLE wuachine work In a store Addre Bernarc W AN D-STTC ATTON As HoT SPREFPER TO æentieinen, ctabla experienced elderly person, Teo Protestant, Please apply tod Victoria ut, Cit #47 3 AFTED - Es TUATION IN CANADA, BY A bret-\"lass custom © cutter and tailor, Address Frank J.Sehunetal.+50 E.74 streut, Now York City.ON BY A DRUGGIST.AD Cit 35 3 PERSON, 088 aL st FNUTAGEMENTS, BY EXPERI Apply Ad letter or call at .Tndanie noit, 47 3 w NTED TW ACHING.THOUSECLEANING, OR work of any Lud, by a respectable person Ap- 67 NTEDS neces.Addr Ÿ TAN TES ER, Fo boots ond ahoes, by a steady sober sxperieuced shoe man, nrst class references.Address \u201cN° 10e Brak oftice WAS TEU WORK BY THE DAY, 81 iE WH RE ENGAGE: where TED A DESTRES 1 ment us housekeeper tn wentlemen, A LADY | gervant is kept, or companion to lady or invalid, or any position of trust, nexceptionable references, Address *N QUGO bTAR u7 TANTED- SITU ATION ASUSHIP i BY youns man ith firat-ciass references and exserieree 2107 STAR Office PANTED- if NF TION IN a WHOLE E hardware house, by a young man who has had experisnce as ussistant bookkeeper, caghier and city traveliar, understands Castom House work and can write aliort baud.Has first-class city references, : TORT STAR office 57 TANTED- I AYOUNGTADY, SPEAKING AND F ring Doth Jane es, à position in \"Eres or En ST 3 office.Addr ve, Vy TANTED OST TION A CE RAVELD TEK, 15 ex erience, North, West sad Britis h Columbia or Lawer Provinces, \u201cQ 2145.% \u201cANTEDIA SIVTATION as PLAIN COOK OR ul s-rvant, With references.Apply 294 8 on 2 LISH LADY, \u2018EMPLOT ment as amber good seamstress.Ap- dy Mré.K.L.L uedecking, 10 Buckingham av 68 1 -BY ENGLISHWOMAN (WIDOW 84), situation as sick or children\u2019s nurse, house\u2019 keeper or otherwise, could take baby from month.educated, duinesticaled, expe erienced, best references Addreas 55 once 147,\" STARO ss 1 7 AN] \u201cBY A FIRST.CLASS GARDENER, A situation qither town or country.best references, Addre 0 Ri 85 2 Y ANTED™ ATION BY \u201ci YOURE ENG.lirhman, to work around house, good groom and milker good character.Address 41 St.Ge orge st 48 1 \\ TANTED DECORATING, PAID Nai, PALER nk white wasn, 88 JANT AN, 3 VV ANTED - BY F ARESPECTABLE REO care of an infaut, best of cere and attention Address, strictly private, 8 2 B A REN Noth dE any kind.TE Le 148 St.Croat at ES UN © barg ca meder Tate.SE IRGT STAR office gor £ Sale.LS ANNE YOR SALE-\u2014F.O.pe CARS AT DANVILLE (G.T.R.) about 400, 000 red brick.For particulars, ete, apply to À.J Merrill, Danville, Que 83 14 OK SALE-\u2014GLASS WALL BHOW CASE FOR sale, about 37 feet long, ¥ feet b ih can be divided in sections, price 8100, cout 33 39 livered about 1st May.Henry Bir JOR HAL, CAF RIGGED YACH FE AN PERFECT er, t class safe boat, price\u2019 3150, Apply to Plecide \u201cDrom, Lachi st NOR HALE \u2014 2 pool.FART i ONE © RELY A: tion, C.P 1283 Ontai 8e 6 J YOR BAI CANINE NING, AWNINGS, new and second and, for city or countr, Demers & Co y Montreal Indian Btores, 1658 Notre Dame stree 52 and 254 St I Be 1 aul street, Telephnne = Lo ë62t Foi RALF- OFFICE DESK AND GLASS Ar titions, to be seen at 467 St.Paul st, 1st re 53 JOR SALE \u2014 PARTITION FOK OFFICE, TO BE sold cheap, good bargain to prompt bayer.Ap- Js wo James J.Riley, 30 St.Johu st, Waddel Boild- ook SALE-TWO NICKEL SHOW « ATES 5 Millichap, one safe and the stock of a retail tobacconist.Apply at 78 St, Antoine at.8s NOR BALE -500 TONS OF PURE 8T.LAWREN po ice.Apply to R.L.DeMartigny, 85 St.James st, 483 Jor SALE.CHEAP, A 10 HP \u201cATLAS ENT so à Marine botier, © feetx 4 feet $ in, both in pr order, À.H.Sims & Co, 54 Latour at.8.3 OR BALE \u2014 BLAC i BRE ASTED RED GAME cockrand stags, rilver game bantam cocks sn hens, À g.Campbell, 8 Hi aire, P.Q 88 2 Booms to Get.LS pe ANS NAS Rocard \"1706 \u20ac TO LET, WITH OR WITH.4 board.1705 Ontario st, near r Man QOMB\u20143 LARGE DOUBLE ROCHE TO SLET, well furn: with board, also table bi ourd! Apply venin all Square.64 12 R345, NO.6 VICTORIA ST, 3 HANDROME double rooma, furnished, with every convenience, not moving.64 5 Ro AND * BOAT; TO LET, 25 ST.DENIS RO acte vit or FURNISHED, DOUBLE and single, with or without board.148 Pes eel 55 OOMS\u2014FURNISHED, TO LET, WITH LATEST SL va, at'185 Bleury at.85 Row \u2014 NICE LARGE BOOM AND BOA ED.gentleman,at 381 Dorcheater st., near St.Hubert art for Rn gentlemen, another small one for ue DUMs\u2014TWO LARGE ROOMS, COMFORTABLY furnished for gentiemen, unfurnished or fu nished for married couple, suitable for housckoon ing.13 St Dominiqu - 66 4 OOM WT TH oy wi THOUT ~ BOARD, 0d Beaver Hall Hill, terms on application, \u2018telephone 4846.064 FP OOMB- WITH Faust.CLASS BOARD, ALSO table board, 784 Pa 6 6 Rye - TO LET, cs FP UENTSRED HOME near every business.Apply at 37 St.Domigi- e st 3 OOM _RICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE ROOM, for one or two gentlemen, with or without board, home comforts, not moving, 75% Aylmer st OOMB-FURNISHED TO LET, BY THE WEEK or month, terms moderate.Apply 187 Bloury s Roux TO LET, FURNISHFD FOR GENTLE- men, with or without board, 37 Richmon ond = COMS-\u2014TWO ROOMS T0 LET, SUITABLE for lizht housekeeping, with water and suk.Apply \u2018at 1008 St James st.west._____\u2014 GT OOM \u2014 A LARGE ROT ROOM, NIC ity furnished on Jathroom fiat, not moving.Apply 175 Ht.Anto 87 3 OOms - SEE coruer Dorchester.Ro \u2014 TO LET, LARGE FRONT FEBROONE suitable for two young men, with board, 26 St.Monique st \"67 OOM - AND BOARD, FOR TWO OR THR gentlemen, also table boarders.Apply 3: Bleury st 67 OOM\u2014LARGE DOUBLE FRONT ROOM.NICE: ly furnished, for two gentlemen, with b boards locality, central.| anover street.00M ONE LARGE AND WELLS FOANIÈUES row, in small, private family: no other lodgers kept; not moving.st.Genevieve st.672 OUMS-FURNISHED WITH USE OF DINING- room and tchen.800 Craig street, corner Little St.Antoine.67 3 00M.FRONT AND BACK PARLOR FUR} ed, ni gTate, board served privately i 5 quired.Soi B Y >; OOM5\u2014THREE NICE ROOMS, ONE ON = - for aud Lv on bath, room flat, use of kitchen, bath, w.c., 3001 Bt.Catherine Bt.weat.07 3 OM ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, HE Sen by steam heater.Apply at 114 Champ de Mars , hot mov 67 3 it DOMS-\u2014 FCRNISHES TO LET.AT 25 McGILL College avenue Us 2 OME.WELL, FU ENISHED board, 131 Manafield s ROOF REE ald oR OFFERED, WITH privileze of keeping day boarders.\"Address 387 Dor rat R 00 ISHED dral st, near Palace st.Ros, COMFORTABLE FURNISHED, WITH all modern improvements, wit r without board, at 942 Dorchester st.OOM- DOMEORTAULE ROOM WITH TREE, convenient to west end works, not moving in 284 Upper Je Martin st.\u201c96° \u201cALEXANDER BF ROOMS, WITH 882 FH BOARD,102 CATHE.Muy, terms moderate, 131 Mansfield, suitable for doctor, 68 3 RO PARLOR ¥LAT TO LENT FOR FRET GOM\u2014LARGE RNISHEL front room wit Roux BOARD.COMFORTABLY FURNISHED board.1 Brunswick st.68 2 58 CATHCART STREET.OOM\u2014ONE SINGLE COM FORTABLY ec = nished room with gas.51 Cathcart st.OOM\u2014A NICE FRONT Hoon FU ETAT or unfurnished, with use of kitchen if Wie rithin 5 minutes of Bonsecours Market.Arply Campeanu st._ OOMB\u2014FLAT OF FOTR ue rooms, suitable for housekeeping, private family.no children,modern conveniences, 197 St Urbain t.w Terrace.68 1 ous COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, WITH without board.terms moderate, not moving, 31 Area College Av 85 4 VOMS-HUNNY FRONT KOOMS, UN BATHroom L handsomely furnished and warm, first ¢ ard.at 133 Metcalfe at.68 2 EI RORTARLY 1] FURNISHED, BYTH double and single, for married couples or two gentiome 1, with board, also table board, 45 Real wiloge COM FURNISHED, ON FIRST ALT BATH, gas, etc, water in room, terms 85, 6 gancho- tiere st.M8 \u2014 ON FIRST FLOOK, PARLOR BED- first QO room, with grate, and other rooms, \u20ac clans board, all elegantly furnished, 47 Mea ue, \u2018College Aven OOM ~ LARGE WELL FURNISHED ROOM, ON e bathroom fiat, BBs.hot water, family ant © ddr reas\u201c T 2247\" STAR office.88 2 ROS \u2014FLAT Or 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS suitable for light housekeeping.274 Guyist, - OOMS\u2014TO LET, FURNISHED, ALL MODERN conveniences.9 Drummond s 68 2 UOMS8 \u2014 FURNISHED, SEFABATE 0) OR TO: gether, on bathroom fiat, not moving, at 218 Bleury st.68 2 OOMS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR r two persons, gas, hot water, etc, family private, oi Cathcart st.88 2 Rooms Wanted.ANS AAA SS ANTED\u2014BY AN ELDERLY LADY IN NEIGHborhood of High sc.school, 85 warm, well furnished room in vate fa amily, bo cusekeepers need not reply.Address \u201c( 1914 4,\" STAR since.6 3 ANTED \u2014 FURNISHED APARTMENTS, IN good French family.Address P.cu Box 744 7 1 YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE ANTED\u2014BY A three unfurnished T with no children.two or rooms | quiet family, suitable for light Housekeeping; would like to have rooms carpeted.Bitua- tion north of St.Catherine and between Diversity street and St.Urbain st.\u201c0.2108,\" BTaR office.87 3 Wanted to Purchase, mm A.A V TANT T \"ED BOILER.1 FRIGHT, bo To 10 HORSE power, Addrel Wilson, Hardware Merch 74 Notre Dame i eon Hare 3 W A D\u2014TO PURCHASE A 34 HORSE PU WER boiler, must be cheap.Address \u201cG 58, \" STAR Office ANTHD - THREE PHOTOGRAPHIC OT grounds, interior, exterior and plain, in apd condition.Address \u201cR.'2180,\" STAR office.ANTED 2000 FEET 1 INCH, 80 FEET 22 x .48, iron pipes, 6 brano h hëade ers, 48T., 2x x11 Te secondhand ddress Box 463, Three Rivers, psy WANTED - TO BUY, FIXTURES SUITABLE boot and shoe store.Address with J price \u201cQ 2186,\" SEAL office Wroperty Wanted.nent, or would exchange coun butidin ng Jot in city or Cote Bt.Antoine, \u201cV 968,\" STAR O 58 tf V ANTED\u2014TO PURCHASE, IN GNOOD LOCALity,n stone front cottage, with modern fmprove- ments, must be cheap.Apply to W.McLea Walbank, architect.e73 Board.~~ NE OARD\u2014DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS WITH board at :34 Stanley strect, now and at the 1st May, for gentlemen only, references exc od 8 Mo Bleus > Bo vaponss rm ALBO TABLE BOARD.Jurors st.Bove ie BOARD AND ROOM, éek: also table board, 82.50 week, street.ô OAKD_AND ROOMB, APPLY 142% 8F.ST.DE OARD \u2014 FR OM 83.25 TO, 34 PER VERK en emen, all modern TOY ee superior table, Victoria nt 86 4 B° ARD AND \u2014 \u201cAT VALOIS ROUSE, benntifuily Jpoxs Just or opposite the new boat house, for further particulars appiy 102 Unive pasha y.DARD\u2014WANTED BOARDER IN FIRST-CLASS house, No.ass Lagan st, also table boar: RD WANTED IN CANADIAN FAMILY ONE or two boarders.Terms very moderate, 1828 Notre Dame.near bam \u201coù 3 Bit, de DIES, TH THE BEST OF attendance during confinement, at 2% 8 st chetiere, corner St, Denis 873 ANTEÉD-#1500 CASH WILL BE GIVEN FOR a amall cottage of 6 or 7 rooms, in good locality, built of wood on brick, must ba in good order.Address * 43,\" STAR O 681 ANTED - 7 PURCHASE FOR CABH A smail cottage, west of Blen st, without basement preferred, I 2232, \" Stas 5 hice: 68 1 Woney to oan.purs Am TO LEND ON CITY PROPERTY.no co rhmission charged to the borrower, Thos.Darling, 408t YER mm $25,000\" atreet.Wanted to Borrow.A ANSE - A LOAN \u201cor #10.000 ON FI FIRAT T class city property, in wes! rt of nity.Apply ire Harel statini rate of interest wanted, prefer ie ali 1 principals direct.Addre 242,\" Bran office.- Fupils iy ante.MAT RET NIA IN Nr i EN PA ANTED \u2014 PUPILS FOR PIANO, BEGINNERS #1 por month, 7474 Sherbrooke st.ANTED PUPILS, FRENCH TLESSONS, ve A first (Class teacher, quick method, 10% St Elizabeth at 5 \u2019 ARTE] D_PY CERTIFIED TREACHER, PUBTIS or \u2018renoh dr English, terma moderate, Address EES Zea STAR oflice.68 4 TT glats to get.\u2014 0 LET-FLATS, 413, 415 7 BT.JAMES BT, corner Crag.Apply to wt Walhor $ Hospital 4 0 LFT\u2014-FLOOR, TO LET PART OF THE FIRST floor of our building; heated and power if resist or A7 © suitable or sample room.Hughes & hensdh, 47 C role Bt dr \u2018Offices : to Tet.RP IN a A A GNT PL oO LET\u2014TO REAL ESTATE AGENT PART large gruund floor office.promt ont logation, special terns \u201cto suitable party, O Box 8122 674 Nome E.There is 18 not a can or bottle of RENOVO genuine unless mar THE RENOYO CO oss \u2026, 231 MoGili at, Montreal toins OARS WITH ROOM, APPLY 334 CRAIG ST.opposite Viger Garden.68 OARD\u2014 VACANOL SFR A FEW GENTLE Fr or cou.pl 8 ae or double rooms, also table card, at 140 B: ours 686 BB\u2019 pooû bon 3 EXAND.REET, EL a din a obtain ed 88 2 Board Wanted.A ASA A AN iran Ded roe ty 4 né 5 re \u2018an, à respéctivel a years.Addre ess stating terms Lo \u201d tbe > CO.ANTED 5 oY JOUNG (LADY.\u201cENaAG 5 ur 8 0) vate family, ne! borhoo ; AoE A Me Je Drobke at, best roforences exchanged, \u201c8 2200,\u201d ait office.Miscellaneous.ESS W.& F.P.CV: * 0 .\u2014IMPORTERS OF\u2014 Drain Pipes, Portland Cement, Chimney Tops, Water Lime, Vent Linings, Whiting, Flue Covers, Plaster of Paris, Fire Bricks, Borax, Fire Clay, China Clay, Canada Cement, Roman Cement.Manufacturers of essemer Steel SOFA, CHAIR AND BED SPRINGS.25 Dry and Clean Storage.Storage for Household Btorage for Dry G: 8 for Pianos and Pictures.Btorags ior General Merchandise.w.WATSON.2624 x 724, Oraie atrest, T9, from the EAK of Jonthate MEN decay weakness, los i manhood.sic.| wil pod à ra le treatico (sealed oF Shan, Ra r home pied medion work: ah GE de road bce 3 Prof.F.» F.C FO, He LC J Eh ang MONTREAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1890.Houses to to Jet.° NSN \u2014 0 LET\u2014VERY DESIRABLE SMALL SEMI-DE- tached house, 154 Drummond n° Sherbrooke.G.H.Matthown, 209 Commissioners.st.0 10 0 LET\u2014 BRICK COTTAG NO.TT RT annia st.Apply to Miss ranklin, 1058 Dor- chester st.65 6 T°, LET\u2014 JUSPER AND LOWER TENEMENTH :28 to 5 Jor Sherbrooke at.; rent, $18 and i) per onthe de À Baidwin Hart, 33H ichelsy st.0 LET TWO THREE-S TORY AND BA XHEMENT ne front houses, Noa.1:27 and 120 Metcalfe street, rent 8600, without adéesements.R .Baldwin Hart, 93 St.Nicholas st.vo.LEs \u2014SUPERIOR CRE LD) 2 nem: W.| 4 Oh wa kt pore.puise #3 be fas fixtures, hot water, bath, ie] Es T \u2014 217 JACQUES CARTIER ST.Fak 0 LE Catherine st, house and large stable with Yard and good carriage sheds.Apply 12 Dufresne O7 LET-TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE.21 KENT st, near Pacific work shops, large wood Cellar and attic, rent low.Apply 5 5 Lay Lava! Beane: 0 LET-LOWEIr DWELLING OF 8 APARTments, bath and w.c., finished 1st class, heated by the proprietor with Jot water, situate ted at the corner of Cherrier and A rst pts.terms moderate, Apply w Jos.Pelletier, 3.beret ots 68 6 0 LET _ TWO LOWER TENEMENTS \u201cON ST.John st, four rooms an divided, ie six x dollars per month, Apply to J.Atwater 2% Ave, x.LET A LARGE LOWER ER TENEMENT, 8 5 McGill Collegs Ave.I LET-43 MOU NTAIN AVE, A NICELY a , W ein rent, J.Cradook Simpson & Co, 181 James st, 376 0 LET_HOUBE, NO 42 COURSOL BT, 8 rooms, bath, w. T .2 UPPER BT.CHARLES BOKR- omee st, & self-contained house, B roo 3 extension kitehen, rest attachod, rent ges pie\" nth, no taxes.Urbain st.No LET -ROCKSTONE STAGES AND hs SE ments (upper and lower), 100, 1022, 108, 120, 248 and 270 Laval avenue, rents 820 apwards, rick cottage in re Laval avenu 855 Tame.house 84 Lavalave.Apply M.dense, 36 Laval ave, and vy, Notary, 38 St.Yincent PVO LT LOWER aati TT, VERY CEN RAT recentiy erected, moderate rent, Apply + tod! Dumaresq, {84 McGill st.YO LET-822 PER MONTH, NO TAXES, x NICE cottage, nearly new, No.53 ubileo ave.oft Guy st, 100 feet from St.Antoine at.rool basement,hot water to bath.Apoly to Mr Franklin, at Bishop'a, 160 St.James st, ULET\u2014AT LONGUEUIL, COTTAGE, FEAT.fully situated, facing river, five minutes walk from raifway station, newly painted, with wide xal- lery.trees and warden.Apply 72 Mont- LET\u2014AT LONGUE POINTE, SELF CONtained brick house,: 19 rooms, : all modern conveniences, on river side, fine bostinæ.æurdeu stable, ice house flled,aix minutes walk from street car.Apply Jos Jeannotte, 527 Notre Damme st, Maisonneuve.66 2 ro LET-NO.87 DROL ROXIMITY OF t.Louis Park, first as, A front, self con tained cottage, 10 rooms, bath and w.c., hot and cold wate ter, ssession immediate Tequ .t.Hypolite st.65 3 = LET HOUSE ON UPPER ST.CHARLES rromee at., nine rooms, pantry, Lumediate ; possession, Font hodarete) on 5 a 3 St on L ee E ST, VERY COR table nai} Tous, Te: ber month and taxes, Apply Thomas Cotton.1 fa per mon Sires rri st.U LET\u2014A VERY NICK UPPER TENEMENT OF 13 rooms, cor, Sherbrooke and Hutchison sta, Apply TI Fh 1 Cathedral at.682 T°.L ET MODIOUS FINE HOUSE, PREsent tenant five ears occupancy, leaving for New York, eleven 8, bath, eto., gent w, ®: 5 0, taxes $40.11 Plateau ot, off Man 68 __ Stores, : Hotels, 0 Gt, | to to get.70 LET STORES, 367, 409, a au 415, AND 417 Bt.James street now\u2019 \"bel altered).Apoiy uly to W.Aitver & Hospital stre 838 Ter LET\u2014STORE, 1756 NOTRE DAME ST.APply to W.Walker, 6 Hospital st.636 O LET\u2014LARGE COMMODIOUS PREMISES near Grand Trunk station, suitable for light manufacturing purposes, or or 8 large boarding house.Apply 522 8t Tames st 836 oO JET \u2014 À LARGE \"STORE, ALBO OFFICE, St Nicholas st., moderate Tents, R.A Baldwin Hart.33 8t Nicholas's 60 12 0 LET\u2014STORE, BEST PART- oF ST.CATHE- rîne st, (opposite Victo wood dry cellar Apply toH.F.ackson, nie +} 265 St.Catherine 0 LEFT, LOUIS HOTEL, ST.GABRIEL ST.containing 40 bedrooms, presently Secupled by Mr.Riendean, Apply to Mrs.Gauthier, No, 2 Sherbrooke st st,or at No.213 St.Paul Me 4015 oO LET_STORE NO.185 or PAUL STRÉE market posite Bonsecou! 08 Gay stro, cor.Pr Antoine, get anse well ment, taxes, A He L del den Advoonte, 82 8t.Franco Eh 2 ign.me LET-STORE oy 3r PAUL TREE, NOS.197 an .fifth door fro nes Cartier Jacq & Watts, hardware, : a aplendid stand for an .Apply to Mr.BR.G.Gaucher, H Hardware, No.219 st Paul st.886 Tous LET \u2014LARGE STORE (65 FEET DEEP), flats; hest businezs certre in Sir being 196 reall st., opposite St Annes Market: rent low Allowance made for repairs.Apply 100 MG st.0 LET \u2014 THE WHOLE OR ONE HALF OF that convenient store, 188 and 180, McGill st, near Notre Dame st.Apply on premises.88 3 O LET-STABLES, ACCOMMODATION FOR four horses, large coach room, localit um- mond st., possession 1st April.Address al VO LET \u2014 FACTORY, BING STREET, 90X33 fiats.Apply 100 McGill & ant RENOVO! An excellent article for cleaning d oga.No moths, ants, roaches, fleas, bed bugs or other vermin where \u201cRENOVO\" is used.A Bertoct Distofectant, Wi e 2bc per bottle.Atall grec and niine unless Lid HE RENOVO CO., Sole Proprietors, 221 McGill at, ~ Montreal 2 oûtt BELL TEL 2147.ANCHOR LINE.Atlantic Express Service.LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTQWN.Steamship ** CITY OF ROME?\u2019 from New York SATURDAY, May 3, May 31, June £8, July 26.Saloon rage 860 to 8100; vacond-e lass, 830.LASGOW SERV Steamers, Las Baturda: 5 from ICE York to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.Cabln Passage tod Gla w, Londonderry or Liverpool, SBD an a Second-claes ss, $30 Htee a Siberags Pansage tot Produced Rate go Letters * Travellers Circular edit and Dts for any Amount issued at lowest current ra For Books of Tours Tickets or further information ERSON BROTHERS, New York or & CGO, 18 Custom House .BEECHAM'S PILLS .Cure SICK HEADACHE \u201cWORTH A GUINEA A BOX.\" EVANS & SONS, Limited, HONTBEAL, Agente for Canada.DR.KERGAN'S MEDICAL COUNCIL.The Oldest, Largest, most successful and most réliable Medical Organization in ATOR 18 ROW REPRESENTED MONTREAL \u2014AT THE ALBION HOTEL By aged and experienced Members of the Staff.Their ppecialtios include all Chronic Diseases and Nom es, but Sher 22e in the treatment of CAT.RBH, NS TON, ete, DYSPEPSIA, ÉREUMA ISM, NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, Diseases peculiar to Men and Women, and Blood and: Skin Diseases.Their methods of treatment | are orl pal and prao- tised only by Dr, Kergan and Medical Satiefrotory Results pe rs every © Taken.Charges Rensonable.me Extremely peor persons preseribed for Free.HOURS :-9 a.mole 8 p.m.daily, except ya.WILL REMAIN FOR SHORT TIME ONLY.\u2018ome ly that yon may securs the Ps Come courir y combined If impossible \u201cto 11, write to Ea Doi ich Mich ad, i 8 Michigan Ave.an Sie Shy Detroit, dn \"ich.wi Specific Articles.AINSI AY! DE J OBIE Rubber Coats at reduced price.Shirts made to order.1700 NOTRE DAME, gis ONGINE AND BOILER, SECONL- HAND, GOUD order\u2014Cheap.MILLEK BROS.& TOMS, z 122 Kink street.Montreal, J RABONE & BONS TAPES LEVELS AND e Rules are the best.Ask your hardware dealer for them.Agent for Canada (wholesale only), T.J.PARKE Montreal.Ng NIMOREAT, [ONEAU.PRACTICAL ELECTRICIAN, ALBERT STREET, MONTREAL.All kinds of Electrical Apparatus re paired and New Work done, Federal Tele 01.59224 c Property for Sale, Ge.MI ET, LANEOUS Le {OR SALE - CHEAP, GOOD LITTLE FARM, ty-five acren, barn and stable, #750, cash.Box Th ie hmond, P.681 By Wilson & Frost, Real Estate Agent.90 St.James Street.O LET\u2014NEW SELF- CoxT AINFED HOUSES ON ; upper 8t.Urbain st.(No 781 to 781), hot and cold water, otc, delightfully Situated, WILSON & FROST, 80 Bt.6822 By R.XK.Thomas, Real Estate Accent, 30 st.[John arrest.0 LET-NO 6 DONEGANI sr! STONE FRONT house, contains 13 rooms besides b.and w.heated by hot water: gas nxtures and Curpenter runge go with the house.R.K.THOMAS 30 Bt.John st James at.Ted \u2014ror\u2014 INVALIDS EFrARMBRECHTS TONIC COCA WINE, For Fatigue of Mind and Body and Sleepiasancs.FOR SALE vY DHUGUIS IN 18 7-NEW MUSIC BOOKS-7 CLASSIC FOUR- un AND C OLLEC TION (810 Nineteen superior Duets for Piano, by Godard, Bobus, rabms, and other first-class vouposers YOU NG PLAYERS\u2019 (1.00) 51 of the very POPULAR COLLECTION best and very easiest pieces for beginners, filling 143 pages.Heartily commended to Plano Teus hers as the first book of pieces (ur recreations) to us WHITNEY\u2019S (87) an 3 good ORGAN ALBE M and Pedalby 3 OPERATIC (81» 1% of the best ope PIANO COLLECTION are represented, and thei ir nielodies form the themes for us inany pieces, by the Deat modern ColLposers, furnishing the very best entertainment for the lovers of favorite operatic airs, CHOICE SAC RE D SOLOS for Soprano, Mezzo Soorano or Tenn: 1.9 5 of the moat lovely sac-red songs suitable for solos in church or for enjoyment at hou: PIANO C LASSLC S Vol.2 (81.9 Contains 31 pieces of medium difficulty, and of the best quality, POPULAR (81.118 as bright PANCE MUSIC COLLECTION and erry ass book can be, and is quite full of the best new Dance usie Any book mailed promptly for retail price.OLIVER DITSON CO., Boston.C.H.DITSON & CO.R67 Broadway, New York.58zecd PLAIN TA FO THE MEN AND YOUNG MEN OF MONTREAL.feces for Manual Kood composers, Our object in writing this we will admit is to galn aur custom, therefore we are doing it for our own terests, but if you believe 118 we would venture to ny that it is also for your tuterents, which we will endesvour ORNE, se, Fo should you give us an aa first odo ve \u201cwill try and sell you WHAT YOU WANT aud rive you a true representation of the goods as far as is in ONT power.Becapdly, we pile show you a selection which cannot be excelled y store in this cf IN OUR LINE are no effort on our part to have all the lead- ings ty) es and have them direct from the best wan- rs, specially imported for our own trada.ay \u2018we guarantee to give you those gooda AT 25 P.C.LESS than eo can purchase them elsewhere.WE SELL CH make small profits, and sell large quanti- Hes, which\u2019 e buy for cash only thereby saving all scoun TFN TE \u2014 That we sell a SILK-LINED fon.\" At at on bo each unequalled in the Domin- 0! D FUR FELT HAT AT 8L25.À aie UNE AT 81.50 \u201cAnd you ought to see Sutton & Torkington Silk- lined Hats which we are selling for rans «5, neat shapes and latest colors, made in En nelan A supe-for line of CURK-LI er \"HATS AT 82.50 nade by one of the best manufacturers in EW WOODROW'S HATR, in all styles and colors at lowest prices Beaver Hats inclad hod \u2019 DON'T FORGET that cur stock Men's Furnishings is also complete for the Spring Trade.MEN'S NECKTIES, bc.each upwards.Hh WHITE SILK FOUR-IN-HAND TIES, 15c.each 6 for 760., and the newest, finest and largest assortment of Men's Neckties at Zôc each, In knotsor to make Up.MEN'S KID GLOVES, 2 Ideas in colors.Try one of our Envelope Back White Dress Shirts at #1 each, far comfort and durability unsurpas Rubber Coats, Umbrellas, 8pring Und Hosiery at ROCK BOTTOM \"PRICES.nderweer pa JOHN ALLANS, 659 and 665 CRAIG STREET, Near Bleury.6821 clasps, 75c per pair.New A Question of Bellef.\u201cWe cannot prove that a man ata given moment bolieves in a future reward and unishment, if he says he does,\u201d said Mr.b_ Justieo Mathieu in the Practice Court this Eon the application to quash Boda use Louis Mayer, on ait B Rafter was arrested, did n, bol vd in a future reward or Punishment.8s put into the witness box and ad- mited, first under oath that he had been as witness by Judge PD ent last Ma \u2018op the ground that he bélonged to an athéistic school.He had:become a doubter in consequence of reading Felix Adler\u2019s works.But since that time he had found that Foix Adler was wrong, and when he made that affidavit he believed in God and a fabure life.mots Mr.YLaclas Tuttle, General Manager.Mx.Luelus Tuttle, formerly Passenger Trafic Manager of the Canadian Pacific Raliway, has resigned the ition of chalr- man ob tho Franke Lins Railway's Passenger Comm to assume the position of Goneral anager of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company with headquarters at New Haven.Mr.Tuttle gives as the reason for his resignation his desire to.re-enter active traflic railroad service and which he says is more agreeable than the business of settling disputes between rival rallroads.Besides, the new office he has accepted is a very tempting one.Purchase of a Sherb © Street Property.Messrs.Henry Joseph & Company, real estate agents, to-day effected the purchase of the handsome house, No.917 Sherbrooke street, west of Peel street, erectéd and occu- fed as à residence by the late Hon.Joh milton.The house was built at a cost o over $80,000, and the Pres aid by the essrs.Joseph was only $40,000.The lot contains 25,000 square foot, of ground.Those unhappy persons who suffer from nervousness and dy\u2019 Spopaia should use Carter\u2019s Little Nerve Pills, made expressly for his class.- Petit Notice.We will have another remnant sale on Saturday, March 22.Please don't ask Jor aus ts any other day.N.E.Hamilton = THE BANKING ACT INTRODUCED IN HOUSE OF COMMONS.Hon.Mr: Foster Explains the Provisions of the New Measure\u2014The Dead Mont Comn- pany\u2014Parliamentary Jottings.[From our own Correspondent.| OrtAwA, March 21, \u2014 Hon.George E.Foster, Minister of Finance, introduced yes- terdey by resolution his long expected banking bill.An outline of the leading provisions in the measure appeared exclusively in last night's STAR.Mr, Foster's bill, in a word, extends the charters of the Federal banks in Canada, and amends the laws relating to banking.All existing charters expire next year, hence Jhe necessity for prompt action by Parliament.After reviewing the history of banking legislation since Confederation, Mr.Foster expressed the belief that Parliament did not seek to interfere with Lhe natural growth of Canada\u2019s banking system.In his opinion the various propositions for the adoption of a new system did not meet ouf present requirements.The Government circulation is now about fitteen million dollars, while the Bank circulation, estimated at ten million in 1867, has grown to over thirty milion dollars.Ît in- voived welghty considerations to take over the ciroulation, as had been suggested.The Government would have to provide a responsible gold reserve and undertake the task of providing the delicate mechanism for directing the cireulâtion.Mr.Foster did not think the American banking system was ada Led to Canadian requirements.In the Urited Sites a bank's capital stock was secured by government bonds, paid for in cash.This, it applied to Canada, argued Mr.Foster, meant the WITHDRAWAL FROM CIRCULATION of a large amount of capital.The voluntary note holder was not secured in the various propositions submitted.Then Mr.Foster declared that the present system, with certain improvements, should bo retained.Experience taught that it was superior to any system prevailing elsewhere, la so far as the conditions are concerned.was fair to argue that if it worked well in the past it ought to work equally well in the future, ealing with noto circulation, he estimated that for one dollar Hability there existed ten dollars for its ultimate redemption.The bank assets in all including the double liability available, reached $310,850,136.is bill removed defects and har dships under which small banks labored.Une of the provisions provided tbat all bank notes shall pass at par ln any part of Canada.The, next clause in the biil proposed to establish \u201cThe bank circulation fund.\u201d On July ist, 1891, all banks will pay into the Treasury 23; per cent.of their average circulation at Da date.À similar charge will be made the next year.This will form a general fund, to be applied to the redetuption of notes of defunct banks.It will be under Government control.It will represent $1, S00, 000, interest upon which will be paid by the Government at the rate of 3 per cent.When a bank falls, the iuvolun note holders often sell out for a trifle.r.Foster's proposition will prevent this.Interest at six per cent.will ve paid the note holders for the period BETWEEN SUSPENSION AND REDEMPTION.Thus all bank notes will never be quoted below par.If the banks do not redeem thelr issue within two months after closing their doors, the Government will settle from the reneral fund.This system, explained Mr.\u2018oster, is a sort of co-operation, securing the result looked for.No bank can start in business in future with less than $500,000 capital.One-half this amount mu first be paid into the Re- coeiver-General's hands at Ottawa.The resent deposit required is only $200,- 00.Bank charters will be good for ten years.The aul contains poother important provision.& provides for a compulsory audit don eu.hese auditors will be appointed by the in and wil port at the annual meetin Sir Richard Cartwright \u201creserved his eri- ticisam until a later stage.He agreed that our system worked well and that it was inadvisable to, make any hasty alterations.On one point he took issue with Mr, Foster, \u201cwho toasted that thé available bank assets reached $350,000,000.Sir Richard thought they should not be treated collectively.Bank assets are only pledged for the bank wo which they belong.arliament should guard against any undue monopoly in banking.Mr.Foster was well advised in not letting the Government take over tae circulation.Sir Richard suggested a cie gold reserve, but did not favor Mr.creer s proposed audit system, He wan preaches of trust by bank directors PUNISHED VERY STRINGENTLY.Hon.Edward Blake saw flaws in the proposed audit system.Auditors, he suggest ed, should be imposed with responsib ities by parliament.Mr, Foster proposes that these officials shall be elec by the shareholders.banks should not be encouraged, as they were elements of danger Mr.Cockburn endorsed the bill, but, like Mr.Blake, saw little advantage in such an audit systom Sir Donald A.Smith bad supposed that the Government would absolutely guarantee every dollar of the cireu atfou.In the United States such a syste prevailed with satisfactory.results.ir Donald suggested that each bank should at least deposit between 38 and 40 per cent.of its circulation with the Government.He said that it would be well to.pause before introducing any half meas He asserted that It was unfair chat at solvent ban with a large capital, should be compelled to pay losses resulting from the failures of weak financial institutions.Two banks at leas would object to such a clause.Sir Donald could see no advantage in the proposed audit system, but urged that it be made as thorough as possible.The bill was read a first time.MAIL SERVICE.Halifax) eomplained about the Allan steamehl service, Jor which $125,- 000 subsidy is annually.Though the \u201cPeruvian\u201d sal a from Liver: 1 on March 6th, her arrival at Halifax had not yet been reported.This service compared _unfavorably with that \u2018provided between Liverpool and New York.; Postmaster-General Haggart promised a decided improvement as soon as possible.He said the Government was seeking néw arfangemen nts.Mr.Weldon (8t.John) \u2014 \u201cPerhaps the \u2018 Peruvian\u2019 is delayed outside Halifax harbor by th fog.M».vel wo ave plenty of water,\u201d retorted r.Mr.Entiorson eee repudiated insinuations tha iat.he had p rofited by.information supplied throug! géologie survey officials in respect to the existence of natural gas in this country.He also exonerated Post.master-General Haggart from being mi up in a discreditable gas well speculation.TRE DIRECT MEAT COMPANY, Sir Richard Cartwright, after recess, denounced the Canadian Direct Meat Company in strong language.He regretted that any Canadian encouraged such discreditable transactions, which meant indirectly a logs to Canada of many millions of pounds.sir Hector Langevin à statement showing Bengdes's share in \u2018the matter.When the lättër mentioned the scheme to him he said he thought it would be a benefit to the city of Three Rivers.He afterwards received a cable from Bender in England which said that the compäny was founded and asked him if his name could be used as a director.After consulting with Wir John Macdonald he cabled \u201cyes\u201d and since then had paid no money nor had he even been asked to be a director.Of the value of land, cattle, etc, in Three Rivers he knew nothing.e had received no moneys, fees, stock or other advantage from the company or any person connected with Ie or in any other way whatever, Moreover, © \u20ac pect sir John Macdonald defended Sir Hector.Colonel Amyot justified the enterprise.Mr.Laurier regarded Sir Hector's explana- Mr.Kenny tion as.satisfactory, adding that pub- | men could Dat Pet too care- Lu ow oy we: eir -names to ; uéëd' in such é terpr rises.Con- \u2018 able talk followed.Sir Richard took he 0 por again.He cenoluded: 1 desire Mr.Blake considered that small to say that such transactions as these are infamous, and stink in the nostrils of every klish investor.Railway and postal estimates were then considered.The House, on adjuurning toni ill not reassemble until Wednesday, Tues: fay being Annunciation Dav.Tis was carried on division: yeas, 54; nays, 20.THE TERRI) TOR!ES ACT.The Bill amending the Territories Act was brought down yesterday by Hon.Mr.Abbott.The newly defined boundaries of the North-West Territories are as follows: Beginning al the intersection of the western voundary of Manitoba und the International boundary Une, thence westerly along the said boundary line to Lhe line of the watershed dividing the waters Sowing intothe Pacific Ocean from those flowing Into the Arctic Sea or Hudson Bay; thence northwesterly along the watershed line to the 120th meridian of west longliude; thence north along said meridiun to (he parallel Ho degrees north lulitude, thence westerly along suid arailel to the point where the latter tersects the boundary line between Canada and Alaska; thence along that boundary iv the 1418t degree of west longitude: thence north on such meridian to the northern boundary of\u201d \u2018anada, thence easterly along Lhe said boundary to thé meridian of 100 degrees west longitude, thence south on the sald meridian to the 18th connection line in the Dominion Land Survey system, thence easterly along such line to the western shore of Nelson River, thence southerly following the western shore of the Nelson River and \u2018Lake Winnipeg to the northern boundary of Manitoba, thence southerly to the beginning.The Legislative Assembly is to consist of 22 members and not more {han three legal experts appointed by the Lieut.-Governor and is to exist for three vears.Its general wers are made similar to those of local fo islatures.A High Court is to be established.Provision is made for the care of prisoners when a gaol is not available.Bale of liquors is forbidden save by permit.Tho English and French languagesare permitted in the Assembly and courts and are to be used in the records, journals and ordinances subject to regulation by the Assembly after the next general election.The liquor law is to remain as it is until after the next goneral election.MONTREAL ISLAND RAILWAY.Mr.V.Hudor, Montreal, accompanied by Senator Lacoste and Messrs, Curran, Le- ine, Desjardins, M.P.'s, waited on Sir ohn Macdonald à this evening and asked for a subsidy of $3200 a mile to aid in the construction.of the Montreal Istand Railway.The proposed line is tifty miles in length and rups from Maisonneuve around the island of Montreal, through Longue Pointe, Pointe-aux- \u2018Trembles, Riviere des Prairies, Sault-au-Recollet, \"Bord - a- Plouffe, 8u Laurent, St.Genevieve, St.Anne, Pointe Claire and Lachine into Montreal.The rincipal object of the line is to enable the Farmers of of the ceunties through which it runs to have easy access to Montreal markets.Mr.Hudon says the work of construe- tion will be proceeded with as soon as the Government subsidy is obtained.Already $250,000 capital is subscribed, 10-per cent.of which is paid up.NOTES.In the House yesterday, on motion of Mr.Chapleau, a select committee, composed of Messrs.Edgar, Girouard, White (Cardwell), Kenny, Madill, Choquette, Ward.Perley, Brown, Sutherland, Watson, Langetièr (Quebec) and himself, was appointed to ex- mine and report upon the newly invested ballot papers and ballot boxes to in parliamentary electione, and holy on pou best means of securing the secrecy of the ballot.The Select Committee appointed to col lect evidence in reference to the Alien Labor Question met this morning, Mr.George Taylor, M.P., was elected chairman.Several witnesses wore summoned ta appear betore the committee at its next meeting From the report of the Minister of Agriculture it is learned that during the vear 3984 cattle, 34,036 sheep, 2132 swine, 18 mules and 2041 horses were imported into Canada, nearly ali the sheep, 30.523, betng entered at Victorias, B.C.The exports of live stock via the St.Lawrence were 85,053 oattle and 58,983 sheep, the largest export cattjs on record.COMMERCIAL BEERBOHM\u20198 RErorT, March 21.Cargoes off coast, wheal quiet but steady, corn nil, Cargoes on passage and for shipment: Wheat and corn few bids in the market.French country markets quiet but steady.Liverpool wheal, spot, moderate demand; corn fair enquiry.M urk Lane En lish and forelgn Wheat, not Inany bids in markeL.Do American maize weaker, Dauu- ulet.Do English ana American flour, ixed American maize ex-ship, 178 3d, lla straight four, 225.Weather in cold.The Liverpool public cable says: eat rm, demand poor, holders offer moder- oly steady.demand poor, The receipts of wheat for the past three days were 54, 00 cen- tais, including 20,000 centals of Ameri The receipts, of corn for the same Lime were 161, 500 centals of.American.LOCAL GRAIN.\u2014OR Spot the grain market has continued quiet and firm with no new features Lo note as been considerable inquiry for No.1 hard M anitoba wheat from western miilers and sales ore Car lots on track have been made west of uote: Wheat, No.1 06; No.2 hard, $1 03 to #1 04; corn: duty paid.50 to ble; vats, 30 to 320; peas, 85 Lo 660 per se barley, 456 to 50\u20ac; rye, 50 to Sle.¥LOUR.ithe tone of the flour market is steady and values show no change.The demand continues slow and only a small volame of business has heen transacted, owing to the fact that buyers are only taking sufficient for actual wants.We quote: Patent winter.$4 75 to $& 0; patent spring, $5 to $86 20; straight a et 25 to $4 40; extra, $4 00to 34 10; supertine, $8 00 to $3 #5; city stro] rs, $4 80 to $4 90; strong bakers, $45 151 strong bakers\u2019 bags, $2 40 to #24 50 to $1 90; extra bags, bags, § $ os sui Oatmeal, standard, $3 GO Lo i granulated, $3 50 1084; oats, $3 80 to $4 LocAL PROVISIONS.\u2014 The demand for local provisions in smail lots has been good and the market has ruled moderately active and firm with a good business doing for this season of the year.West en short cut pork in round lots has sold as$13.Haile at $13 50, Wequote: Western 43 3 25 ass, $13; Canadian short on oF estern (Armours and Fatr- de + fe 4 Te 60 per pall, Canadian lard, 1 a0 to1 ¢ 8.\u2014In o ogs business was quiet owing to the fact ot that buyers are only buying from hand to uently sains are confined to small lots pe feeling 18 steady and prices are une changed.A car of.American egys arrived today which are sel 15 earls, Includin, cases.Canadian or Ay {ald Cord at 1 6c, Montre fimed at 12 to 13c, and old held fresh at7to10c r doze! Perron.~The situation of the butter market Je unchanged.Stocks of low grades, on 8 large and it is stated that considerable is it held in farmers.Hands.The demand continues es \u201cexcept choice, which is well sa for en aur local buyers, and any lots offering fetch 'ontside io On the holo business has ruled dull wit wit! nominally unchan ed.We uote : Ty autumn made, to #3c; me.dum, 17 to Te 200; Townships, Oi made, to 20c; straight \u2018Aairy, 14 to 160; Morrisburg and Brockville, autumn made, 16 to 18c; do, straight dairy, 13 10 15e; Western choice, 13 to 14c: do, fnferlor:10 to lle; Morristarg baskets, 14 to 18\u20ac: barrels and boxes.1$ to 14c.HEESE.\u2014Thershave heen | 0 new: features inthe and cl es a market, ee Too uo - 2 y ; hoid > Am on.Q, Ness ex- \u2018cepta et out idé prices.aa ices fro aoa con.6 firm! The catle was unchanged at 548.We or Finest September and October.101 to Shes fine stock, 10 to 10%4c; earlier makes, to bet.Toronto Prices Current, March 21.1800.The market continues quiet hot steady.Holes of Non red winter wheat outside at Rac, extra No.3 bariey outside At 360, peas outside at 5:3 Lo 840, co ae on track at BOc, and to arrive and \u2018out Ld \u2014 \"No.2 autumn, 86c.Spring.84 to 85¢; No.2 red winter, 86 to R7c; No.1 hard Manitoba, $1.06 1621.07.No.2 hard Me Hong + 04.10 81 05.Bar rley\u2014No.1,49eto5 4 to 450; No.3 extra, 39 todve: No.fie 2, 55140 HBC.1 at to Ae Corn-\u201443' to Flour\u2014Extra, 83 40 to 83 45; straight role, 83 70 to a 75; strong bakers, \u201c to Lavaroorn Latest Prices CurnexT, March 21, 1890.4.No, 2 70 oar i Theat, 7 \u2018ape 0 # JePork ass .a = i of 34 Bacon to OU Bacon, +.3 Guto 3 Gtalion.Bb 8 ri Unaee: Milch Cows.MONTREAL.March 21.\u2014Notwithstandihg the din cable wet weather and the unfavorable condition of the country aud city roads the re- ceipta of mllch cows at.Viger market this morulng were fair, there being sixty head offered.The tone of the market was quiet.and steady owing to the! tact that buyers were holding off to some ex- t and few ard ere made, Choice milkers .204 01004 0, good at 250, fair al $10.4 LIX and, sion at $20 tn #25 cach.evar the The receipts were mana for calves, put on ac | # Food offerings ayers ronkd not nll REAL on 50 10 $5 8510 | sive quality.PRICE ONE CENT.Baking Powder.Absolutely Pure.\u2019 wder never varies.A marvel of purity stre net ae and Yyholosomeness.economical then the ardinary kinds, and cannot be Sold in co competition with the malty of low tests, short weight, alum OBR ERE.a Ÿ a 106 WALL ST, vx Medical.Te NS NAS SL CURE __ Sick Headache and rel relieve au the troubles fost.Hendache, yet Car: are equally valuable iy Staion, a and Preventing this annoying com a they also correct alate stimulate the liver Even if they only Tang regulate HEAD Ache they would be almost priceless to who suffer from tl compla ete but fortunately hor oa ces not end here, and thôse who once try them find these little pills valuable mn sor many ways iss they will will aoe oe vins without them.ACHE fs the bane of mor man lives te) here eure we make our while others pr bry CARTER'8 LITTLE LIVER Pius are y wall .and very easy to take.Soe or two make a dose.\u201d They are strictly vegetable and do ot gripe or but by their tie action lease en Th use therm.In als at 5 cents: ve for $1.Sold everywhere, or sent by mail.CARTER MEDICINE C0, New York.Se Debility.Youthfal Indiscretions.EARLY DEUAY.E Be Your Own Physlclgn 1 Hew England À Medical Toni, 24 Tremont Bow; Boston, Copyright, 18%, by > ss Ran os DUSART'S WINE OF LACTOPHOSPHATE OF LINE.fro DEBILITY, POORNESS oF BLOOD- sod the EXCESSES OF YOUTH.DUSART'S SYRUP of LACTO-PHOSPHATE \u2018of LIME inintondod for children whose lube aro weak and who require thia rial i A SPECIFIC IN INFANT'S QREER a SSISTS CHILDREN IN THE FORMATION AND} SiN OF THEA TEETH, Th Dove ma: bo obtained from all Drogyists } writ und the UNITED > A olesalé on LY TR i LYMAR, S085 cl.DYSPEPSIA.Tones the Weak Stem ach, nids Digestion, improves the Appetiits, and regulates nad strengthens the entire System.Nassaûrwkya, Our, I berame so weak from Dyspepsia that 1 could scarce\u2019) ralae my arin to labor.I had to nearly give up eattnz, ny stomach waa 40 bad, The firatfew dears of Burdock Blood Bitters aroused my feelings and by the tire one bottle was taken I felt liken new man 1 wanld ziadly recomend it to al} who suffer Mont.À.RER FULTON, 2444 BT.A THERE » Wiadror tel cures os, Caters lar, 1 Gian h Hiry iree.Vetng four, foreecon ours.afternoons ARd 6v \u201c The Baily Star.SRAHAM & CO, Proprietors.- 163 and 165 St.James Gtroct._ An 18 sent 10 any part of the we par Tenor Canady.free, àt 83 à year, 0 for six months, an c.for three months, We belisve the diroulstion \u201cot Tas frre ex s the combined issue other ere De in te city or Montres Let Age oe Pring & Gio) No.8 26 uo Lata tte Paris CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR For week ending March 15th, 1890, 30,646 30.740 30,645 30,834 30.715 33,053 Total.186,683 Present Daily Average For the Week ending March 15th, 1890, 31,105.FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1890.7 Bora Toronto and Ottawa are moving to assume municipal control of their: street railways.ÀÂn imperium in imperto does not work well in a healthy city.Citizens have found this out in Ontario.How long will it s+roscocaaag SSI SEUSNASG0S1S 000 take Montreal citizens to find out the same thing?AN unexpected t turn has been / given to the Question of the trade relations between the United States and this country by the joint resolution of the Foreign Affairs Committee at Washington.Coming 80 soon alter the presentation of the new tariff bill, this offer of unrestricted reciprocity assumes the nature of a declaration that Canada must either accept free trado with the United States or no trade.This new turn of affairs will doubtless be seized upon by the Opposition at Ottawa as a grand opportunity for urging the adoption of the leading plank in the Liberal platform.\u2018This will make the tariff an issue of the first magnitude and, should the Govern- \u201cment decline the American proposi- \u2018tion, the Opposition will go to the country at the next general election with the cry of Unrestricted Reciprocity.There are questions of great moment involved {n considerations of revenue and the great disturbance of all established Canadian industries that would follow a favor- ahle response to the congressional invitation.FroM Newfoundland the agitation against the modus vivends with France has spread to New Brunswick, and to-day\u2019s telegrams indicate a popular protest throughout that province.The objectionable feature of the agreement between England and France consists in the concession of the right to carry on the lobster fisheries to French fishermen.This claim has always been denied and resisted by the Newfoundlanders, and its admission by the Imperial Government is regarded as a surrender ruinous to one of their most important industries.Lobster fishing rights were not conceded to France In the treaty of Utrecht for the simple reason that lobster fishing had not bean thouæht of at the time that moat stupid of bargalne was concluded.New Brunswick i8 as deeply interested in this matter as Newfoundland, be- eause the bounty system of France would enable French packers to undersell all competitors.It is hard enough, one should thing, to allow foreiz.urs to participate on equal terms with ourselves in the wealth of our waters, without permitting them to destroy our trade and industries.Thisis a very sore question, and the new move will increase the feeling of dissatisfaction which has long been smouldering in the maritime provinces.PRINCE BISMARCK.The resignation of Prince Bismarck as Chancellor of the German Empire and Prime Minister of Prussia is an event which may almost be called momentous.His has been the dominant\u201dwill and his the practical sagaoity that have maintained a certain continuity of governmental measures during the last quarter of a century.He it was who by furce of character and undaunted courage could bring recalcitrant assemblies to do the bidding of the sovereign.He it was who could be either aggressive or yielding according to circumstances, and who, in either case, could create the impression that he hold a vast reserve of power which it would not be expedient for opponents to compel him to use.No \u2018man ever exemplified better than he the Horatiap maxim: \u201cQu sibl Adit Dux regit examen.\u201d (He who trusts himself rules the crowd.) Nature, however, sets limits beyond which no individual power may pass; and, while Prince Bismarok has been carrying things with a high hand, difficulties, by a certain natural reaction, have been accumulating in his path.His parliamentary combina- fion was destroyed by the recent election, and it, became a question how to re-con- étitate a majority for the Government.Upon this point Jt would appear there has been difference of opinion botween the late Chavoellor and his imperial master.1f, fapon a question of practical polities, the youthful Emperor is preferring his own Judgment to that of his veteran adviser, he too must be a man of extraordinary self- ponfidence.It fs possible, however, that Prinoe Bismarck saw power slipping away from him, and that he was doubtful of his ability any longer to control and weld into an efficient lexialativo machine the diverse élamegts .of the present parliamentary body, Under these circumstances he might possibly not have been loth to avall himaeif (ot a plausible pretext for putting aside the \u2018responsibilities of office.It remains to be : \u2018seen how the executive and legislative de- | \u2018partments of the Government will be carried on witaout his guiding band.That times are critical is shown both by the result of the elections, in which the -soeialists developed unexpected strenæth, and also by the extreme anxiety of the Emperor to ' grapple heroically with the labor question.It would not be surprising if, during the present year, the political storm centre of Europe should shift from France to Germany.THE POLICE AND THE PUBLIC.More police blundering! The average Montreal policeman does not abpear to have enough brains to be an alderman.This \u201cmay sound a little severe, but if it will be .any balm to the wounded pride of the police \"we do not mind adding that on the other Hand tho average Montreal aiderman does not appear to have enough Lbrains to be a _ policeman.Really the blunders of the \u201d police department are the most exaspera- .ting of the blunders of all our blundering \\eiviodepartments.The olty has been con- v0 pay exemplary damages and \u2018costs to-Joseph Jean Gagnon through a blunder, rivalling in stupidity the -arrest of Miss Tibbitts and the arrest dit.thé Pratts, and, as in those casos, she credit of thé occurrence belongs + te : Chahoillga sleet - station, The oir J on lof cumstances of the Gagnon case are these : A subpæna was issued from the Recorder's Court calling upon one Jean À.Gagnon to give evidence in à liquor case.The police did not know where Jean A.Gagnon lived.but in a city as full of Gagnons as is Montreal they were not to be deterred from serving the subpeena by such a trifling difficulty as that, 60 they served the subpæns on Joseph Gagnon, ot 82 St.Maurice street.Joseph did not want the document, so he took it to his brother, Jean.Jean did not want it either, and, not knowing to whom else to take it, tuok it to the clerk of the court where the mistake was recognized and a new subpœna was issued.By this time one Gagnon had become about as good as another for police purposes, so they selected Joseph Jean Gagnon, of 72 Bt Maurice street, this time, for the honor of serving his country as & witness.To show how abao- lutely unbiassed were the police as between one Gaguon and another Gagnon, the lad seleoted was not connected with any of the other Gagnons discovered so far, nor with the liquor case.The subpæna was served upon him before 7 &.m.in his father\u2019s house.He protested that he was not the Gagnon to whom the subpena was addressed.Thereupon a warrant was issued, he waa arrested, handcuffed, taken to the Chabolllez street station and thence to the gaol.After two days\u2019 imprisonment without trial or examination he was taken to the Recorder's Court, placed in the orisoner's dock, fully identified as being the wrong Gagnon\u2014and discharged.The right Gagnon bas not been discovered yet.Meanwhile it.ls satisfactory to know that the liquor case has been settled without his assistance.What is to be thought of a department in which such stupidity passes for official zeal, or is taken as a matter of course?Outrage upon outrage and indignity upon indignity have been heaped upon an innocent laa without the shadow of an intelligible object.What excuse for arresting him even had he been the right man?What excuse for putting a witness in {rons under any circumstances save the most desperate resistance?imprisonment and the wanton indignity of the prisoner's dock?Such police tyranny is worthy of St.Petersburg; it is intolerable in a free city.Ë + WHO WROTE THE LETTERS?A Question of Considerable Importance in the Vaughan Bigamy Case.A sensation was created in the Court of Queen's Bench yesterday when Mr.H.Bi.Pierre, Q.C.for the alleged blgamist Vaughan, produced a bundle of letters pur- rting to have been written by Miss Louisa B Davies, the sister of Vaughan 's first wife, after the legal formalities began eir and to read contents Davies had written them, would certainly go to show that the first marriage was only a simulated one and a cover for an unholy love.When confronted with these letters Miss Davies, who is.of attractive appearance, indignantly repucia fod them 88 or eries and in one instance Pierre whether he had written ed ile 2 perts then were called for both sides to compare the handwriting of acknowledged letters by Miss Davies and the letters in dispute.Dr.Baker Edwards, for the defence, could not swear positively thet they ore written by the same person, was different in some respeeta.But he thought that the ame person had written both sets.Mr.Wm.Weir, president of La Banque Ville Marie, for, the defeyoe, said that the veriest tyro in his bank WOULD BE DISCHARGED {ft he accepted paper in the haudwritiog of the forged letters as written by Miss Davies after he seeing the authentic letters and signatures.oreover, where the spelling in the forged letters was perfect, such words as these appeared in the genuine documents, origanal, thier, officers, wheather, gospie, relitives, untill, awfull, etc.r.J.B.Picken, broker, \u2018confirmed Mr.Weir's evidence \u2018In every particular, and held die- tinctly that the character of the two hands was totally different.No business man or banker would gocept the two as written by the same hand.r.Trenholme then produced witnesses to prove that expertism 1a not ab art, and that the expert called for the defence had made a mistake before.But the defence objected.His Honor called on the Crown to give him authorities: \u201cThe Court cannot know everything and joe for the Crown officer to indicate to the Bench where to find the different authorities.I have to rely as much on the Crown ason my own legal lore.If I am obliged to look over the authorities the whole night I cannot do ft.\u201d The decision was deferred til} this morning.There is considerable apeculation about the writer of the disputed letters; some going so far as to say that ne is à notorious forger in this city.THE FOOD WE EAT.Necessity for the Inspection of Meas Insisted Upon by the Somerville Kacturer, \u201cDiseases in food\u201d was the subject of Dr.Wyatt Johnson's lecture in the merville course last evening, Rev.Campbell presiding.After showing \u201cthat aisease might be caused by improper digestion of food, faults of assimilat on, too much food or too littie, the habit of bolting food yas condemned and tho necessity of milk in order to keep it parents an make t safe Tor infants was referred to.Diseases,th lecturer sald, might be di rectly transmitted to the consumer through his food.Tuberou- losis or consumption killed more chan any other disease.Cattle suffered from the same disease, and it might be transmitted.either through thelr fiosh or milk.Thorough cooking destroyed the germe, and this was one groat reason for boiling milk The fatal diseases of anthrax and trichina might be transmitted to persons in the same way.To insure protection there should be more effielent regulations our food supply and the ani at the abat- ofrs should be carefully examined b y fr of scientific knowledge.At present only about 3000 pounds of meat out of a slaughter of 100,000 animals were confiscated, and at jeast 100,000 pounds of pad meat were annually passed.It uid be well to follow a custom of Germany and France and have inferior fneat.not actually dangerous, stam He oped the reforme aeked for by the Health epartment would be secured.The lecture was llius- \u2018trated with lantern slides and microscopes, and the lecturer was accorded a very hearty vote of thanks.Grand Trunk Earnings.The passenger train garnings of the Grand Trunk for the week ending March 15 amounted to $100,178 as against AH Soe for the corresponding ook gt freight earnings to $26 a satast $25 2,475, an aggregate pede, of's PERSONAL Thos.Talt, genéral \u201csuperintendent the On.tarto and A AlaSto division of the O, P.and J.Leonard, division superintondent, are at the Wind- wa Angustin Trudel, aldest on or the lats Senator Trydel, has been ap y the Su; rior Court tutor for his wo ner brothers, Perro and Paul.L: T.O.Hetu, N.P,, left for New York on Tender last, where ill take passage on hoard of the French: steamer \u201cLa Bretagne,\u201d for an exten- 8ivé tour in Europe.Mr.Justice Paimor, of the Court of Appealr ot Kova Scola, 1s in town on a visit, and occupied a geal next to Chief Justice Dorien In the Court ot A ppeals this morning.Mr.George J, Bury, secre 7 Rar van Horne, President of the C Pacific, Les deen avpointed superintendent of \u201cthe North B: division, which includes the 800 branch.Mr, Justico Doherty has received his commission from the Government appoin Judge ot the Court of Ap ail a.EE covery of Mr, Justice Shack whois to his bed from pneumon from from bis nt What excuse for the two days\u2019 THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR.FRIDAY.MARCH 21, 1890 DUKE OF LAUENBERG.WILLIAM'S THANKS TO BISMARCK.A Warm-Hearted Letter From the Young Emperor\u2014Many Honors Conferrod on the Old Ch: Chancellor.BERLIN, March 20.\u2014 La epecial edition of the Reichsanzeiger contains lmperial re- scripts cordially thanking Bismarck for his services and appointing him Duke of Lauenberg, a colonel general of cavalry and & fleld marshal general, also appointing Count Herbert ad wierim Minister of Foreign Affairs and Géneral Von Caprivi chancellor and president of the Prussian Ministry.ln the first resoript the Emperor addresses Bismarck as \u201cMy Dear Prince,\u201d and says: \u201cWith deep emotion I have seen from your entreaty of the 18th that you are determined to retire from the office you have ocoupied for 80 many years with such incomparable success.Obliged to famillar- ize myself with the thought of parting, I do it certainly with an afflicted heart, but with a firm hope that compliance with your request will contribute to sparing and savin your life and powers, which the Fatherland cannot replace, as long as possible.The motives you advance for your determination convince me that any further attempts with you to withdraw your request would have no chance of sue- cess.Therefore, 1 respond to your wish.\u2019 The Emperor says that according to Bismarck'srequest he hopes confidently that the Fatherland will profit in the future as it has profited in the past by his counsel, energy and faithful devotion.The Emperor says he had hoped that the necessity would not arise from Bismarck to think of separation during his lifotime.He regards it as the MOST PROVIDENTIAL DISPENSATION of his life that on several occasions he has had Bismarck by his side.What the prince has achieved for Prussia and Germany and what the prince had been to him and the house of his predecessors, he will ever preserve in grateful remembrance.Bismarck's wise and energetic policy, by which His Majesty is resolved Lo be Ruided in future, being Tully convinced of its correctness, will always be remembered abroad, and well deserves recognition.It is not in the Emperor's ower to reward Bismarck for his services, but as a sign of his lasting thanks he confers upon him thedignity of Duke of Lauen- and presents him with a life size oil painting of himself.In à second rescript the Emperor thanks Bismarck as military leader for his invaluable services in the army during the time of Willlam I, and to the present day, adding that he knows he will be at one with the le by retaining Bismarck in the highest Pank by appointing him a fleld marshal, The rescript concludes as follows: *God bless you, my dear Prince, an nd grant y many years of ntronbied ola A e, Drishioned\u201d by the consciousness of duty, bl ulfilird.I remain now and always, Jour uly obliged and grateful \u201cWILLIAM.THE RETURN TO FREDERICHSRUHE.Prince Bismarck has made arrangements to vacate the lace of the Chuncellor at an early date.B will return to Fred- ericharuhe Sunday, and will hereafter make that place his home.The furniture in his palace here has been removed to his country residence.The North German Gazette denies that Bismarck\u2019's resignation was in any way connected with differences between the Emperor and himself on labor questions.It was mainly due, the paper says, to constitutional questions, such as the limits of Ministerial reaponaibility, and the relations ot the president of the Prussian ministry with his colleagues.The (Jazette says Bismarck never opposed the labor conference in the Staatsrath, but, on the contrary, it was at his suggestion the conference was initiated and the BStaaterath's assistance was asked to consider the labor question.The Kreuz Zeitung says neral Von Caprivi has return to Hanover and he accepted the chancellorship after two weeks\u2019 negotiations.MAY REFUSE THE DUEKEDOM.LoNDoN, March 21.\u2014The News' Berlin correspondent Bays Bismarck will probably decline the dukedom, aithough the delay in delivering the rescripts arose from the fact that there was forty-eignt hours of necotia- tions in regard to the distinctions to be conferred.hear that General Von Capri- vi's premiership is temporary, the intention being to combine this office with the foreign secretaryship.Count Herbert Bismarck will probably be appointed ambassador to Bt.Petersburg or Constantinople, Caprivi was alone expected to succeed Count Von Moltke.The choice of him, though at first pight astonishing, proves how well the Emperor knows how to select an adviser.THE NEW CHANCELLOR.The Standard'a Berlin sorrespondent says: Besides comprehedelve military and naval knowledge Caprivi is well versed in modern language, history and political gelence, le chlef of the admiralty he showed a great aversion to semi-official papers.This leads Liberals to believe that a thorough change of the relations between the Government and the press may be ex- cted.All the German ambassadors have en summoned to Berlin to make the aoquaintance of and consult with the new chancellor.Dr.Meyer, the Freisinnige candidate for the Reichstag in the first division of Berlin, ina spaech to the electors to-day, sald General Von Caprivi was a former schoolmate o his.The new chancellor, he said, was a free Conservative, but would deal fairly with views opposed to his own and would be willing to discuss matters in an attitude to which the Opposition had hitherto been unaccustomed.BROUGHT TO A CLIMAX.The Dostinies of Europe Suddenly Deprived of their Axis.BERLIN, March 20.\u2014 The Vossitche Zeitung, referring to Bismarck\u2019s resignation, says tension has been brought to a climax > the fact that the destinies of Europe have been suddenly deprived of their ax Prince Bismarck was a guarantee of peace.History will preserve the memory of his services in the cause of peace.is successor will be compelled to immediately deal with the question of a reduction of the military burden 1n the interests of eace.The nation witnesses the ret.rement of Prince Bismarck with regret, but without anxiety, hopin that his life will el be long and happy an that he able to follow the deveiop- ment of the a The North German Gazetle (Bismarck\u2019s organ) gives promifience to the announcement that Gen.Von Caprivl has sueceeded Prinoce_Blsmarck as Chancellor of the Empire.It also gives equal prominence to the report that Gen.Von Caprivi will succeed Pr nce Biemarck as President of the Prussian Ministerial Council.HUSBAND AND WIFE, Mrs.Barchell Visits Her Husband in Woodstock Gaol.Woo Ont., March 20.\u2014Mrs.Bur- ctiels visited her husband fh gaol this mornin The meeting between husband and wife was very formal.There was scarcely a trace of emoticn on the part of either one.Burchell held out, his hand with a mere \u201c Huw do you do ?\u201d \u2018Mra, Burchell took it and submitted to a kiss and that part of the meeting was over.Mrs, Bur- shell remained with her husband for about uarter of an hour, or until she was combo ied to leave to catch the train for N lagara alla.She said she had some kind friends there among whom sho would wish to be for a time at least, She will go on to New York to meet Mr.Stevenson and his daughter on their arrival on Friday by the Germanic.\u201d Mrs, Burchell said she would doubtless accompany her father to Woodstock again after his arrival, Benwell's trunks arrived here to-day and ware placed In charge of the gaol authdr- ities, os Where they remain till after the trial The Transvaal Troubles.LoNvoN, March 20.\u2014Advices from Pretoria, the capital of the Transvaal, state that the Boers presented an address to President Kru r declaring they were ready to rise in to avenge the insults recently offered the fag of the Republic of Johannesberg.President Kruger said the affair was nothing but a disturbance created by drunken rowdies The bulk of the fosidents of the Trausvaal, he declared, were friendly to the republican forin of government.The Third Party Convention.ToroNTo, March 20.\u2014The third annual convention of the faire, party was opened this morning.dent, Rev.Dr.Sathe land, the, chair.He pre- d Sopupiga À stating that at the rt convention nos dax At had I the latform.At last year's convention the party turned ihe firs fret 1000 and at this time over 4000 bad signed the platform, At the election In Wet.ambton, whers were less than n latform, the party Came \u2018Out with votes, ow if it goul be assumed that every fifty who had signed the platform had 8 behind thom they must, he th hou or have a very considerable Joljowlng to the executive counoil from Sutherland, asking to be relieved of De chairmanship also submit and passed on to the où organization comm! JULES SIMON DECORATED By the German Emperor\u2014The Work of the Labor Conference.Bænuiv, Maroh 20.\u2014Jules Simon had a long talk to-day with Emperor William.The Emperor presented M.Simon with the decoration of the Ordet of the It 18 reported that in the course of Ene conversation the French statesman broached the subject of the neutralization of Alsace- Lorraine, and the Em ror replied that it was never too early à question that concerned the Float rela ons existing between Germany and France.Itis learned that M.de Lahaye tendered his resignation as a delegate to the Labor Conference because of a difference with M.Jules Simon.The dispute has buen settled, and A, de Lahaye has withdrawn his resignation.PARIS, March 21.-The news that the German Em peror bestowed the Order of the Red Eagle upon Jules Simon made a pleasant impression here.BeRLiy, March 20.\u2014The labor conference is laboring with unexpected rapidity and success, The dey committed has practically finished its labors, having arrived at a compromise, advising that rest on church holidays be obligatory only for women, young pergons and children.The children\u2019s committee has resolved that the employment of school children be forbidden except when defined in certain cases.Bishop Kopp has asked nll the priests in his diocese to give an opinion as to bow the clergy can and ought to act on the workmen question.BALFOUR AND THE PARNELLITES.Altercation in the House of Commons\u20148ir William Harcourt\u2019s Taunts.LoxpoN, March \"20.\u2014In the House of Commons\u2019 to-night, in committee of sup- ly, there was a long altercation between r.Balfour and tbe Parnellites.Finally, after continual bickering and ap the chairman, Mr.Balfour protested against the eternal \"repetition of explod calumnies by the Parnelli who, he sald, were wasting the time of the House without presenting the slightest new feature of interest either to the Government or to the Opposition.Sir William Vernon Harcourt taunted Mr.Balfour with always making practically the same harangue, and reproved him, as responsible for the government of Ireland, for asserting that the House was with Irish matters and for concluding that all debatable matters were answered by a letter from his private secretar to certain newspapers.It was Mr, Balfour's tone of lofty contempt, Sir Willlam continued, that kept alive the exasperation of Ireland, Though the Government might identify themselves with the Timea the House wae unable to recognize letters to that newspaper as complete answers on the part ol the Government.Mr, Balfour said he would endeavor to adopt Bir William's tone and manner and then he would be certaln to conciliate every section of the House.\u201cThe Angelus '\u2019 Likely to Return to Europe, NEw YoRrK, March 21\u2014\" The Angtlus,\u201d which has been on exhibition in Chicago for some time, will be brought to this city abfut April 1, James F.Sutton, of the Ames can Art Galleries, has ordered its return use the bond under which it was brought Into this country expires next month.Thomas E.Kirby said yesterday that the owners did not wish to pay $33,000 in duty in order to keep the painting in the United States.\u2018We have received,\u201d he added, \u201cmany requests to exhibit it In the art galleries and museums of the country, but we cannot respond to these requests unless the Secre of the Treasury decides to extend the bon If we send it back to Europe, as we shall do unless the bond is extended, She painting will be exhibited again abroad.\u201d i Unrestricted Reciprocity Offered.WASHINGTON, March 20.\u2014The House of Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day by unanimous vote instructed ite chairman Mr, Hitt to report to the House the following joint resolution: That whenever it shall be duly oertified to the President of the United States that the Govarn- ment of the Dominion of Canada has declared a desire to enter into auch commercial arrangements with the United States as would result in the complete removal of all duties on trade between Canada and the United States he shall a) point three commissioners | to meet those who may be designa present the Government of Canada to consider the best method of extending the trade relations between Canada and the United States and to ascertain apon what terms greater freedom of daterca between the countries can be best cured.ont and sald co: sloners shall re report to \u201cIhe President, who shall lay the report DX fore Congress.The Charlottetown Poisoning Case.CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.L, March 20.\u2014 Elizabeth Btewart, the missing witness in the Weeks-Sutherland 24 Polsoning case, has not yet been found.afternoon a summons was served on 7 8.Brown to ap at the City Court House to answer * charge ol being instrumental in her disappearance.Richard Curran, who was accompanying her and her sister from the Doyles, when she so mysteriously disappeared, has been arrested as a witness.It in paid De he will likely give material evidence.A number of other witnesses have also been summoned, The Coal Miners Win the Day.LoNDON, March 20\u2014THe coal miners\u2019 strike has ended.A conference of delegates representing the coal mine owners and mines was held to-day, at which it was agreed to make an imam advance of five per cent.in the wages of the miners and a further advance of five per cent.July 1st.The men will resume work immediately.Arrangements for dealing with questions of wages in the future were ag upon, A Gift From the Quesn.LonpoN, March 20.\u2014The Queen had donated a cup valued at 100 guineas to the Royal Aibert Yacht Club to be raced for during the coming summer.Alleged Infringement of Trade Mark, An aotion has been taken by the Renovo Com any against Henry avorn for ui in fla of trade mark.declaration alleges that Svan has bee selling an imitation of the article maniacs tured by the Renovo Company a: and has used wrappers and marks similar to those used by the Renovo Company.Map of the Island and City of etre À map of the Island of Montreal; by H.Malingre, civil engineer, Mon just been published.It shows oléarly the division of the island into parishes, the cadastral numbers are plainly marked.The lower corner to the le A is ocouptèd by a map of the city, showin of the city, distinguished by di A colors It the Baby 1s Cutting Teeth, Be sure and use that old and: oll fried - remedy, Mrs.Winslow's Boo for children teething.It Soothes pH softens the gums, allays pain, o wind coolio and i the best remedy.for diarrhea.Twenty-five cents per bot Somebody says, * True happiness Is found in pursuing something, not tn es Satonin ie.\u201d The man who pursues the last at ight knows better.Derangement of the complet with constipation, injures the Smplexion, si oes ver pl imples, sallow skin.Car Special Notice.ills remove the cause.Five Times Secular Ÿ There is the nobility of things.as there is the nobility of races.Some preparations lay on thoemeeives through thelr M ndisput- able euperiority and long continuance of their services Such 1a the case of the BRA ictine Fathera\u2019 of Soulac Abbey celebrated d dentifrice Elin, discovered five centuries ago, by learned monka and of which fashion has, a pong time ago, co ra the use.What a lot of people, an anxious of theirmouth\u2019s hygiene who are ow.to it to have kept the dazzling enamel of their teeth, the freshness of their gums and pure- nessa of their breath.And nd so, the RR.PP.Benedictine Mathers\u2019 of Sou Abbey dentifrice has son quored fac Abe the vogue Pau Ried hrough pumberiess proofs of do tinual efficiency +.The Lloyd Concert.Mr.Harriss has secured the loan of & superb Decker Brothers\u2019 Concert Grand Piano from Mr.C Lindsay's piano rooms for this ente te 7°» - by members of .aiidevit où ou.which \"TENDERS FOR PAVING tho | REMITTED TO A SUB-COMMITTEE.The Rond Committee Considers the Opening of 8t.Catherine Street Enat to the City Limite\u2014Dead Ends of Sewors.Tenders for the paving of the remairder of Craig street with wooden block, and Wil- lam street with stone blocks were opened at the -meeting of the Road Committee yesterday and & sub-committee, consisting of Ald.Wilson and Dubuo, was appointed to go through apd classify these tenders and examine the samples and report to the oom- mitteq this afternoon.Mr.St.George reported that there were 86,000 feet of dead ends of sewers and that the 2 ose of of Sonnesting them would be He would prepare a list of the pridolr ones he proposed continuing this year, Iho Role set YF ogootin the new gardeners 8 on an's swarded Messrs, Dra rapeau & Bav 8567.The question « horses for cials came up.t.George suid that if they could not have forges e staîf would have to be quadrupled.He wanted to know if the foremen and others were to sell their horses.The chairman sald certainly not, the deolston of the Council was a great mistake and he would try to get it altered in the Committee of Chalrmen.The City Surveyor reported that the plans for the homologation of Bt.Jean Baptiste Ward were ready, and Al q.Wilson, Dubus and Brunet were appointed a committee to sit with the members for the to consider the same.It was resolved to advertise the date when they would sit.A letter from the secretary of expropriations was read stating that the proceedings for opening St.Catherine street east to the ci limite were blocked, by not receiving the approyal of the plan by the Canadian Pa- Railway of Plan bridge to cross their tracks.The chairman said he believed it was approved by the company, It would be an expensive matter.rE 360, 000, for which the city would have to Ald.P en- nedy thought the chti should halt in the same manner asthe Gran k, but the chairman sald the two matters were totally different.In the case of the Grand Trunk the streets were made when the ratl- way crossed them.In this case the street was not even homologated when the line was made.\u2014_\u2014 THE WEEKLY DOLE, Distribution of Charity at the House of Refuge to Cease Next Week, The usual week] oe Rofamixibution of of charity at the House took © poster: day.The.m to EE applicants stil large, one hundred and sixteen presenting themselves yesterday.Wood will not be given out after this week, nor provisions after next week, tinatew speclal cases, One Bathory lo woman said her husband was sick, and not able to work; she bad eight children, six of her adopted.two she had A bright little Ttaltan boy, about six years ot age, spoke first in his native lan answered some questions fluently mo, and ended up with the uest: \u201cWe want pair o\u2019 pants\u201d Bome of the applicants are very independent in thelr manner.One big stout fellow who asked for more wood, was told he had some lately, when he became rather indignant and said: \u201c Weil! Ive only just \u2019ad rat I was entitled to A poor woman pate ake\u201d up money to take Torsert and ch dren | home to England had about half the sum required coliected.Her husband was ill at home there, and could pot pend her anything At present there are four collections on foot for the purpose of helping people to go back to the Old Country.\u201c.The Conduct of a Life Insurance Agent Strongly Condem: > A life insurance agent was handled without gloves by Mr.Justice Loranger in the Superior Court Pere b, Joaterda esterday, CR e repder- ent in the 0 lonry ee at Charles B.Lanot tot.laintiff vs the agen of the New bork Li e Insur- the Jderbndant held a $10,- 0001 policy = ayable in fi years.offered to procure him a poli, also payable in fifteen years, for same amount and the same conditions for $100 less annual premium, The application which, the Court held, was written in almost unintel- on, he found that the policy expired only at his death and therefore refused to pay the note; hence the present action.The Court held that the agent had abused the confidence and good faith of Mr.Lanctot and had obtained the note by fraud, deceit, trickery, and false representations.The Insurance Company in question, immediately on hearing of the occurrence, demanded payment of of he policy from the agent isolated nim in case, which was dis- by the Court with costs.Meeting of Wholesale Hatters.A meeting of wholesale hat manufacturers and wholesale mliiliners and dealers in hats ana furs was held under the aus.Ploes of of the Wh Wholesale Dry Goods Associa d of Trade rooms, yesterday, assed protesting against he rate of duty on men\u2019s and a eo any Increase in women\u2019s hats.It as doa to send a deputation to Ottawa to the contentions of the deputation ro to Interview the Government ast ook by another wing of the trade.The d taken at Yeoter, day's meeting was that the present uly of twenty-five per cent.on foreign hata, with the admission of raw materials free of duty, amoun to a protection of forty-two per cent, and that that was amp {Evidence of Bad Faith.ba Towsllery.pat pald a conductor aix dollars ow him get on a supply train, not a Ee rain, Irom Gar or to White Shver, sustained amages by being wn off the car In ovicobine, took an lob against the Sompany for § $640 damages snd Tome it uperior Court, The however, held that John- Crt ag ADP tha car in bad faith, as was proved by by his bri the conductor, grant- a sppeal oi suis company, and Board of Trade snd \u2018Temple Building, The latest report in connection with the pro Board oc Trade | Bullding te that he committee on BS 18 discusain question of, of advising the purchase o the comple Ban ding on St.nan sireot.The 1 the pro ve Invited the committes to ins will do so shortly.In t building being puroh: som extensive end and expensive changes in the tn- terior woul necessary, and Tor this fonson there does oo appear & be very mu enthuslasm S948 il this proposal Two Inquests.Coronér Jones: held two: inquests yesterday, one on the body of a child.found in a e off 8t.James street west, in which case a verdict of miscarriage, whether naturally or not was not known, was returned.The other was on the body of à Toman named Henrietts Sohnson, 44 Leduo lane, who sua- denly \u2018dro dead in the street.e verdiot In case was \u201c died of synoope of \u2018the heart.\u201d The Company Was Not to Blame.The a peal f from à udgment of the Supe- D: tor Cours oo vigution plies c : pon ur & on Dosloges, \u201c painte Pate for a broke is ST aa decided in din favor of e com- ada\u201d\" toits ze me Haupt ul heer AAT over a ce on poaupié, fn Saig, 1887 0h the ganay to one \u2018after the last signal for departure ang broke hia lo leg.ere Ta of Mr, John F.Norris.Mr.John F.Norris, who lett Montreal for British Oolumbia early in the year, has been slick in hospital with pneumonia ever since his arrival in Victoria.His MI some time despaired of, but a telegram re- Seived yesterday ptated that ad im- y.Mr.Norris has received ntion from Mr.Henry Lawson, of very atte bu roti Hebrew.\u201c What required to be a professing Hebron?» He a question avi arising out of pine petition to quas! T_capias GAMIO tarde for hearing in the Practice.Court a ven pou Lo Mayer = was ad or Ratoor, acho bim whother a blira Le à futur rovers and punish- Meelis 1678 mont.Mayer replied that ho did now; that lator about ® year.Counsel asked whe © had never sworn before the courts th he did not bellavo In a future reward or punishment, but the question was ruled out, he witness to furt er questions replied that he belon to Mr.de Sola's congrega~ tion, but that he did not remember the date of hisentry; ; that Mr.dob Sola never formally received nlm.To become a professing Hebrew there was no remon \u2018be performed and one was not obl to come before the rabbi.Mr.de Sola wi I be examined on this question to-day.Objection to the Opening of Ontario aie eastern oi ore bave been depoatted at the City Hall by § terested proprietors, who object to the frite of assessment, which they olaim should extend the whola length of Ontario street, Among the natories are Judge Jetté, F.L.Polque J.Moleon, J.U.ard, eto, This, with th petition before deposited, makes a majority against the expropriation and puts the extinguisher on this very desirable snd useful improvement.SERING - SPRING, HUMOBS, conn pel or ania ng Igy, ory 8 heed Seth Bios d, with loss of hair, whether be door Bi or hereditary, from y Lo ske, are are NOW = fly, permanent- I.and economi y, Cured by that Rréatest of ail known Lumor cures, (üticura Resolvent : A okie and blood purifier of inca mparable purity and $ fore knowle speciño of world- ses cle ty FE vemotable, safe, inuocent and palatabie, Effects daily more great cures of akin, scalp and blood humors than all other skin and blood remedies before the public.Bale greater than the combined sales of all other blood ana akin reme- Bold everywhere.Pric $0.POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, ps #% Bend for \u201cHow to Cure Spring Humors.\" HUMORS NO DINNER is Complete without Soup.By Using Armour\u2019s Beef Extract, , can make delicious Armour\u2019s Extract For Soups, Sauces Bouillon or Beef Tea.The Stron Richest, Bein Nutritious, 4ND THARRFORS The he Mont Economical.Fer Sale B Awarded 18 Gold Medal, P Paris, 1889.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of PACAUD & PREVOST, Borel, P.Q.The unde ed will sell by section.ut No.95 &t.James Street, Montreal, on the 24th March, 1840, at 10 o'clock, a.m., the nasots of the ate ss ollows: Worth each\u2019 à Rose Wood Bedroom Set.do do 4 Cherry do 6 do do Ë do do Blk.Walnut do 4 do 4 do do 3 Osk do 3 do do 2 do do 5 do do Also a large lot of other furniture, All this furniture was made after the best American Styles and Patterns and will be on view Batur- daz.the Z2nd inst, for inspection, The sale will be made in detail and without re- Rerve.KENT & TURCOTTE, tor.MARCOTTE & CO., 66 4 Auctionsers, INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of MALOOLM MicCALLUM, Boot and Shoe Merchant of Lachute, Insolvent.The unde ed will sell by public auc en bloc, on Sat y, the 22nd inst, at 11 0\" ock a.m.at their salesroom, No.95 8t.Jame street, the assets of the Estate as follows, to wit: Stock of Boots and Bhoes.i oe Fin , Tools, Xo.Rotaohold Forni ture a - 43 812.25 Book debts as per list.216.50 $1028.76 ° For further Information SEAERED CHs.DE AU, Ourator, 0.1598 Notre Dame st, A.MARCOTTE & CO.Auctioneers.Montreal, 19th Maroch,1890.66 3 INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of MASSE & MATHIEU, 1111 St Lawrence st, Montreal, The undersigned will sell suoti a No, Jam ess ont: on, waanade > ay Moen, 1885 at sloven oa) the ause ss ef fhe estate ad à large and well sssortod stock of staple Goods abou! .815, Book Debts Pi \u201cto abot.oereeerires 858 415,600 Btore will be dpen on 24th inst Aaventory and list of debts are on view at our office, For further information spply to KEN TYRCOTT « MARCOTTE & co.675 tioneers INSOLVENT NOTICE.In Soe matter of T.& M.ST.DENIS, Alexandria, he.] sell suction at the store of the TncTverts ed ur» notons ezday, Zôth March at Two O'clock, the assets of tha estate vo Goods, Groceries, Boots and atom Clothi Her a Fixtures dware, ko., $0248.90 29 woserne \u201c88606.34 2672.48 Store wi de open on 24th inst.81217750 In ventory and hut ef debts bis are orl view at the ofos of Ki 8, J, D, i 57 2 BION.a sanrsancaabinnsssananrasesnrran Book debts and Bills Receivable, per awa INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of EPHREM BOLDUO, Joliette, Que.The undorsigned will sell b amotie at a No.afer st james Btreet, Montreal, on T\u2019 DAY ER 0, at Eleven Cloak.the ES © 150 gate er: tock of Dry Goods, eto.c.t 81 fe Ling « 8 took SR \u201cHR Fixtures.\u2026uocssenses sesouse Book Debts, per list.3 EY Household itare.Lui.33 82851 04 Store will be open on 26th lust.Inventory and list of debts are on view at our office.For other information, apply to TT KENT & TUEOOTTR: tea, A.MARCOTTE & CO.60 ¢ Jaw Auctioneers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the mi tor of JOSEPAPNE VALADE en- wait & Coon » or dwars mt.of the rol) ont real, Inso vont The un: graigned will nell by public ef $action, 3 Mon Bak day, the .instant, st 2 o'clock No.7 Rachel street, ity, the asseteof the I es Tolle.wit: Btock of Hardware, Paints, eta par in lots to & ait PUTO k debta ag por Jat wil lot at a dollar 7 .For furtber orm apply to CHM.D ce sp 04 3 daw LB.TACKABERRY, Atickbiieds, | Benning & Barsalon\u2019s Sales F'#T TRADE BALE OF THB SEASON.EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS, &o., \u2014aT AUOTION\u2014 BENNING & BARSALOU, AUCTIONEBRS, Nos, 86 and 88 BT.PETER BTREBT, \u2014WILL SELL OH\u2014 Wodnerdar, the 26th March, and Follawing Days at 10 0°Oleck Frecisol plesal Goods, comprises Fore! sde togk of Dry on Cloths, Oussimores ote.Mews ng Goods, Silks and Dress doods, N otions, Food \u2018at stock, sual as is hg Ee3af, opt in Bre + class Wholesale tablish.ment, all Fepps rohase, well assorte sesson- and suitable ton Tbe 'e present wauts tho SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.\u2014aLsO\u2014 SB er of the Manufacturers) 28.5 git guitare | 0-¢ Cloakings, Coatings, §( ived b Tian, vis Halifax, from a 3 ant sons Bick basi oh phates: Ep | Pick ie eres.ocean Press Hr erse Voilinge.550 Don à L80O\u2014 à Cases Assorted Booth Linen Towels.Napkins, o rhe Ben Towels, sto, sto.\u2014ALSO\u2014 \u201872 Pieces Of and Enamelled Table Cloth.he aold by the case.\u2014AL6 18 Queer Assorted Olocks, en forrest.oa Assorted Canes, (For sccount of whom {$ may concern) A BETAIL ST STOCK OF, DRY Goons.ru lish Tweeds, Farmers fii gen pti, paie rte A zen fist Bik vor Yellin of m well assorted Ribbo: ete, A complete assortment \u2014ALSO\u2014 mens Coooa Mattings Rugs, Border ed in the Retail Trade.À large cons od Mats, Car , Ju Mattin 8 ota A con dont ST pond Jothing, consisting of Baits, Coats, Pine and Vests nsignment of Pa toners Rote Pa Paper, Foolscap Piper ive 0r, Envelope Twine, ete, and a large varietz of The w whol hole wit uinont reserve and in lots suitable to the wi city and country trade, \u201cTERMS LIBERAL Con onts received at any time.ST ranned on all kinds of merchandise.$9 The attention of the Trade ta Invited to the aboy a3 1 Parent Brothers's Sales.Important Unreserved calé Monday, the 24th March Instant, At 46 ST.JAMES STREET.3.Shy, genactilors street\u2014Fine Stone- ement, 1 rooms, an Eotandooid SR, by 30 fet pont PTE 5 cure ° dept [Te 1588, 1570, 15; Cuveg onde \u2014 ke; uated near 2 At.James 1 hree-story Sard front, 5 tane- 13 horses.Forms of Esta 3 cote, stone f ead ions, 60 .ne foun ns, ments, water-closets, stables or cash.This p roperty is sold on account Elie Rochon, Pinsolren Nos.477 & & 9 * dieux street\u2014Two-story, Cased Bric.ol 5 of Four Tenements, bringing 8240 per year.eal Terms cash.Building Lots.SHERBROOKE STREET, between St.Andre and Jacques Cartier\u2014Last Three Lots in Block, each 25x90 Lane.Terms, i cash.ETE ETE TE hore Crp | $ BALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.PARENT BROS., 48 Bt.Jamea Btreet.Rae & Donnelly\u2019s Sales.83 7 Se Ron VICTORIA AVENUE, tructed to esllat the rosidenge of tt the late mie are on Victoria avenne, all th perfor Peon tture, recently bought, and compris very fine Welnut Set, Tennessee Marble op, Brussels Carpets, Oil goth, Pictures, wat sas tains, Sofas, Easy Cl airs, Table, Wi Sideboard, very Âne H rove a assware, Crockery, Tinware, Kitchen \"Chairs.ro 6 Laas The stove ace are the finest finish and beat quality\u2019; only been io use one month.Bale SATURDAY Next.the 22nd March, AT TWOP.M.RAE & DONNELLY, 636 Auctioneers, * Prices of admissi nents 100 extre.Plon.ot han Mootings and Amusements ACADEMY OF MUSIC.HasBY Tuomas CONRIKDR s COME MPANY Friday and iC OPERA C0 Go ! \u201c THE GIPSY BARON.\u201d Batarauÿ Matra Lage vikiçois Foor Hoats oa on sale at Nordhelmer's, ACADEMY OF MUSIC.Nun Tomas.w is.| | Monday, March 24 Ti MATIERE.me Eh NG FI EN A Toa tose ts no RI on sale at Nordheimer'a, sas PABROW & JACOBS\u2019 ; S 8' THEATRE ROYAL EVERY AFTEBNOON AND EVENING THIS WREK \u201cACHOSS THE SoNTiNgNT, \u201d 0 and 30 cents; rose: James.Coming\u2014THE TWO Jouva®»e Ce, STEER VICTORIA RIFLES ARMORY, ration o(\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014Oele CLAN MACLENNAN, No.46,0.| 2ND NT 3 WEDNESDAY, goth.51 MARCH, 1880, 0 GRAND CONCERT AND BALLI EW See Programme euros Star.The to be Broa.Enns.Grand nl Hindi Dai cogquion fv ba A a FU 8% Catherine street, Irom whom Mokote mas] Ye ST.GEORGE SXOWSHOB CLUR ' at CRIS THICRAE \u2014\u2014IN A NEW ROLE\u2014 [PROMPT MINSTREL PERFORMANCE, SATURDAY EVENING, 22nd MARCH, Commencing at Eight o'clock.LADIES WELOOMX.DANCING, W.M.KNOWLES, Hon, 8ec.-Treas.NDEPENDENT LACROSSE CLUB.tor\u201d essai Mee or of Shere: Sap cers, will take place at A 1) No.509 preheater Pr bv 673 TUBDAY, 22nd, at B p.m.THOMAS WALLACE.681 Sec.Trene.CYCLORAMA, Cerner of Bt.Catherine and St.Urbain Ytæ From 9 am.$010.30p.m.294° \u2014 \u2014UNDER THE AUSPICES OF\u2014 \u201c= f The Amateur Skating Association OF CANADA.DOMINION RINK.IR \u2014GRAND\u2014 Ten-Mile Race FRIDAY, MARCH 21st.J Entrauce Foe 81.00.; AH entries to be m ado wi b W.Fagroore, at the 5 Rink, lose THURSDA ne D OT, ji 66 WE STEVENSON.Hon Bec 5.8.4.of Cen.QUEEN'S ASSEMBLY ROOMA.My classes for , I mie! theonly this sonstry: Fupls » are eral dollars successful olasses old 1.ot exp: 0 spend mew: teaone, à bofors ter can make a attem 106, oven in a Jocsons I an te 0 te ver te lesso: ae by Î many Lu e ve proven, the pul br Ÿ ROI MAODONALE Jr.4177.26° ff Hteamships.ALLAN LINE : ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.1 888\u2014WINTER SERVICEH\u20141880 liverpool.Halifax and Pertiand Mall Line.ep Ta Te From From Aro Liverpool.BTEAMSHIPR Portland 13 Feb, Cas = qe Bg prit 19 3 May Fo connect with these sienmiers at Fortian take the Grand Trunk 3% 15 p.m., o Oana.8.16 p.m.train of Wednesds ° pi nection a at Halifax, take the rand rant 5.90am train of f rida .or the Canadian Pacific train of Ti hursdir.[abl reduction has been p, made & Sonam pa Sharing belag 450 monies rates of abin passage now an: 60 fax, from Ttland or © MoKay & Pardelllans Sales.Intermediate and Btoerayge, $25 and $: Haier ted Glasgow and Boston service.KAY & PARDELLIAN, alton, Brmamsurrs, ls Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, 20 Feb, Buenos crasnccsvccus.l 9 .; opr 393 ST.PAUL STR] re) 20 Jo.a es 5 ; posi cule .o ed ebout March 20th, Excel, 13 do Nestorian do Ë tent op; opportunity for disposing of Surplus Stocksof AY do |ISatodinavisd 3 Apr | oa of êt HOUSE HOLD (JFURRITURE at private April \"Buenos or Ayieas 1 21 do @ ces, and | t Stock Sales will recet opcte at steamers do not carry passengers on voyeges Ë sûvances made on all kinds of consignments.pBiesmers marked * will call at Halifax on routs to È 1 Phiiadoipbhia 5 .È.Daft & F er s Sales.paske and adeipbia Service _ ï Glasgow.BreaMsurra Ë osm SALE FARM STOCK.je Ie Hibernian vo 5 x à king d Driv Horses, Thirty 2 do Aj Ë gaperioe = vise Cours.Bi lendid Aksortm ent Moderu Apr.ès Farm Implements, sto., for Esta Thon steamers do not carry = on voyage LATE MB.JOSEPH TINNTNG.Lachine, arope.« ON WEDNESDAY, 26th Inst.rSieamere marked will call a3 Halifax an routs AT TEN AM DUFF & FRASER, 87 2 Auctioneers.J.8 Thomson & Co.'s Sales NSA FE HOUSE AT ST.EUSTAOHE Historical, Picturesque De Belletfeuillo Manor House for Sale at a end Bargain.\u2014\" SPLENDID FARMS AT REGINA, fn the North-West, near the Railway for sale Cheap, Lots at Cote St.Anteine and Montreal unction Cholos corners, cheap for a promp$ buyer.Tenement Property in central parts of the city.Apply to J.8.THOMSON & C0, Anctionsers, 178 Bt.James street.LUBY\u2019 S ~ FOR THE HAIR restores the natural color, beauty, and softness of t @ \u201chair, stops Its , falling out, and IS NOT A DYE.ONCE USED, ALWAYS USED.50 CENTS A BOTTLE, AT ALL OHEMISTS BOULESTIN & CIE COGNAC T V.S.0 V.S.0.P.hk | V.V.S.0.P.C.ALFRED CHOUILLOU, MONTREAL, fialo Agent for Cusadu.N.R.~The Prandies 2 of BOULESTIN & Co.are warranted to be r 200\"158 * * * ender UID ( E MARK REGISTERED), - ond riully effective Hair-dressing for re mo ving da , preventing the halr from fal og in Te pron b, and for keeping the seal a healthy rice 250, ad al) druggist stores.enty Chemist, 144 M1, Lawrence Main tod sole menu afnoture AIRE RL, RAVIE, ENS LA ct D , for start or sale by ali chetainte.a OT CENTS PEE BOX.OLD-FASHIONED COUNTRY A \u2014 1889-WINTER hess N 1890.Through Express A ee ran Gully Railroads.104 4 Tn ames 85.th VE ANADIAN SI st.Montreal: 80 § Ry SPECIAL COLONIST Canadian \u201cNorthwest, LEAVING CARLETON JUNCTION AT 9.00.P.M.RES EVERY TUESDAY ~DURING\u2014 MARCH AND APRIL 1t sufficiont business effors.For fall all particulars svpiy to any Agent of the Canadian c Railwa, MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES t tations, 266 Bt, James street and Wi BAe a teis.tndeor and NTERCOLONIAL BAILWAY, unday exoepted), ssfol treal b Gran mu PE Erin tie te à v ranger Monoto buffet > ther x da pb hours pans EU obu san throughto nie mn aides nest tu re rE pe Ot0.Rppiy to ë Ww.RO Ans C Hers deve mater i.wpm piven He dfth Le mt tee + age \u201d BI ; RTHS.= | mamma hn > > > * Hardlsty of daugbler.oo ER \u2014 In a -On the LE BOUTILLIER \u2014 1% liver Le Bôutliler, of a LIER In this city, at a \u2014In 0, nen LE ret on the 18th in ile ai Walter D.Le Bou , of à daugbler, 68 2 READY\u2014AU Quebec, on the 20th the EADY AY Yesdy, of a son, 872 MARRIAGES.LAND-CRAIG\u2014AL the reaidence of the bride's B raiber.st.Lodge, Glen Walter, Cornwall, by Rev.J.M » Nes rat Kay, oubgest daughter o © la pa Craig MCE.PS and in-law of the Hon.Geo, Bryson, jr.to Benj.Burland, Jr.DEATHS.RRY\u2014At New Y on the 20th Inst, Alice Burns, 81 ied beloved wife of C.Areal \u20180.2° dling street, at 2.30, Monday, the Sat re roqubsted to attend, 68 2 15-Montreal, h 80, Elzabeth Bogle, Bo 57 y daugater ofthe late James Bogie \u201cSOUL Durham.(Montrose and Liverpool papers please copy.) es 2 BRYMNER\u2014At Ottawa, March 19, Agnes Jean: Brympaer, aged 79 years.BROWN-AtBt John's, N.B.\u2026 March 16, William GQ.aged 38 years.\u2026.vb co LINE \u2014 At Niagara, Ont.ruary 20, CR A.Cathline, ea 4 yoars, KELBO\u2014At Belleville, Ont, March 17, Thomas LAN pute ont the 18th \u2014 titon, Ont.on the 18 tet.jane Walker widow of the late John Lanceley and wother of Mrs J.W.Btaveley, Ne hier ( haut) on the erthier (en haut), MoWILLLEME ès Beaidonce of her brother-in- law, John Bostwick, Esq Valentina Merrick, dow of the late ¢.k.MoWHitams, Esq.; TT\u2014At Goodwood, N.8, March 16, Mae MarTiolL, aged 76 years.NEWTON\u2014AU Limehouse, Onl, Mrs.John New- won, aged 75 years.PEACOCK\u2014AL Bothwell, Ont, March 14, Man garet Watson, aged 67 years.SAMSBON\u2014AS Dixie, Ont., Jennet Samson, aged 66 years.pe 21at inst.at V D\u2014In this city, On the 21st inst.a su œ Notre Dame or George Waish, youngest son of George Silverwood, aged 1 year and 11 months, Funeral private.68 2 BUDBURY\u2014At Halifax, March 16, Henry Sud- bury, aged 40 years.THOMPSON \u2014 At Wexford, Ont, March 18, Francis Thompson, aged 69 years.UBHRR\u2014At Halifax, March 16, James Usher, aged 67 years.VENN\u2014At Oshawa, Ont.March 13, Mitchell Venn.aged 55 years.WILSON\u2014At Toronto, March 17, Ellzabeth Wilson, Aged 21 years.WHITE\u2014At Brockville, Ont, March 17, John S, White, agoû 96 yeara.Esther ERBONAL\u2014THE CANADIAN BECRET SERVICE P is the only Detective ncy in Canadas em- oyed by the Government bank companies in an ence potea with the leading Deteo- JIERBONAL\u2014WILL WH.P.COMMUNICATE with his Aunt F.at onne.She can do so sonoh Im, ERSONAL\u2014MR ROLAND DESJARDINS, LATE P cutter with Brooks Bros, the celebrated Custom pec steds, Berges, Spring Overcos .will tun out suits and Uvercoats made up ork styles for less money than any other house in ONAL DR.MARBOLAIS, 120 BT Bt, has removed to 81 St Denis St ONAL\u2014P 8 TU ORDER 85.00, FROM ANT tch and Enxiish tweeds.Dominion Punts Co, 364 8t James street.68 2 OB LOT KID GLOVES, 7, 744, 7% AND 8%, to be cleared out at 50c.pair.REGULAR PRICE $1.00.DEMERS\u2019, \u2014 1860 Notre Dame St.DENIS 673 TUR NATIONAL Fons _ DOCTOR TRENHOLME, of this City, writes to say:\u2014\" Having thoroughly tested your ROLLED WHEAT, DESICCATED WHEAT, ROLLED OATS, 1 find them superior to anything of the kind ever offered in Canada.1 congratulate you upon having such goods to offer the public, as they : meet à great want, and are without doubt as fine a preparation of grain food as could be desired.™ E.H.TRENHOLME, M.D, C.M.March Bih.1800.This is ones of quite s number of letters received speaking of the high merit of our goods.THE reland National Food Co, (Limited), TORONTO, GROCERS\u2019 WHOLESALE SUPPLIES.Eastern Depot: G.A.HOLLAND & SON, 29 to 37 Mt.John Street.MONTREAL.COVERNTON\u2019S ALPINE CREAM, For Sunburn, Ti Freckl Rough: ft Ebtm,kc.Price 250 ca Roughness of the C.J.COVERNTON & CO, Cor.Bloury and Dorchester Sta.TELEPHONE NO.1377.BRANCH: 469 ST.LAWRENCE ST.4t8 200 Doz.SILK TIES at 10¢.Each.ALBERT DEMERS, 1860 Notre Dame St 6812 Oh, mamma! | was by the Metro- olitan M'f'g Co.\u2019s store, 60 and 62 ictoria Square, and saw so many lovely baby carriages, just what little \u2018brother needs; and (hose people intend moving next month and are offering big bargains in furniture, carpets, oiicloth, and other goods.Don\u2019t you think we might geta bargain in a carriage, too ?+, They keep open evenings, commencing \u2018next week.Let's try and get papa to go and see them some night.ester (BEAT CHEAP SALE OF TIES THIS WEEK AT DEMERS, sat2 1860 Notre Dame St.We are determined to reduce our stock of Furniture, Carpets, Oilcioth, Baby Carriages and General House Furnishing Goods before moving into our new premises, and in order to do so are offering extra inducements.Goods stored free until May.Open evenings until June 1, METROPOLITAN MPG CO.est 60 & 62 Victoria Square.ILE TIES, 5e, 100, 166, 25c., 50c.AND \u201874e.EAÛH, AT DEMERS\u2019, es 1860 Notre Dame St.If you require Furniture, visit the Bankrupt Stock at 1678 Notre Dame Street, or H.A.WILDER & CO.'S, 333 to 238 McGILL STREET.xt ACMASTER & NJ co1BRON, ADVOUATES BARRISTERS, &Ko.THE TEMPLE, Be.James Niree:.Macntazran, 9.©.R.D.IBSOY; \u201dn RS Maoratmant © % ix THIRD EDITION.| CARSLEY'S COLUMN.THE From Harper's Magasine Advertiser.(November, 1889.) INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT TEA.TRADE MARK HE lovers of a cup of good tea may ind In thin article much that will be of value to them in selecting a grads or brand that will give them entire satisfaction.Be it known, in the first place, that the China and Japan Tess have an almost absolute contfbl of the marta of this country, for the reason that the large importers and dealers have been able to secure à better profit on thess than on the finer and more highly cultivated tess of Indis and Oeylon.England, Ireland.and Scotland are unquestionably the leading tes-co: countries of the world; thers- fore it may be justly claimed thas the cultivated taste of the British tea-drinker can be taken ns a standard, The large amount of * English Breakfast Tea\" being sold tn the United States does not bear the faintest resemblance to the tea which is generally in consumption in Great Britain, The tess which have awept.all before them in Groat Britain, viz, the growths of Indis and Ceylon, are practically unknown here, as out of an annual consumption of about 88,000,000 in the United States, only about a quarter of a militon pounds comes from India and Ceylon.During die last fifteen years there hss been a revolution in the tes trade in Great Britain.In this short time the consumption of India and Ceylon tea has risen from 1 8,000,000 pounds per annum to 118,000,000 pounds per annum; while the annual consumption of all other teas, includ ing those from Chins and Japan, has falien from 118,000,000 pounds to about 62,000,000.This absolutely proves that, in the judgment of the people of.Great Britaln the teas produced by Indis and Oeylon possess qualities which lift them far above all others.They have greater strength, which makea them more sconomical, as ths ame weight of India and Ceylou tea goes much farther than that of any other growth.They also possess in the highest degree all those qualities which combine to make a delicious and invigorating beverage, viz.: flavor, fragrance, aud bouquet, Two attempts have been made to introduoe these teas to the United States.A syndicate of India and Ceylon planters shipped two consignments of their teas to New York, which they determined to have acid at public eale without reserve, in the bope that they would Alter through into consumption and so create s demand for their products.Theae attempts were frustrated by the formation of à ring, which bought the teas at {ts own price and reashipped them to the London market, showing clearly that they feared that the enormous profits they were making on the interior goods from China and Japan would receive a serious biow if the finer and more highly cultivated teas of Indias and Ceylon were introduced into this country.A few facts regarding the cultivation of tes in Chins and Japan and India and Ceylon are given below in an extract from the North British Grocer and Provision Trade Journal: INDIA AND CEYLON versus CHINA AND JAPAN.As a matter of fact, the flavor of Indian tea, which is the natural flavor of an unadulterated article, is vastly superior to the artificial fragrance of China tea The mistake of peopie who find Indian tea unpalatable is that of using the mame Quantity for abrewas they would of Chiness, whereas half the quantity is sometimes more than sufficient, The secret of the enormous and yearly increasing popularity of India tes ta its absolute purity snd exquisite flavor.In India the system of cultivation is one of couatant watchfulness and care; in China it is desultory, careless, and very largely unscientific.When the Chinese farmer finds that he can grow nothing else on his ground he plants tes.À large proportion of the plantations are merely little garden patches owned by individual families, whose only anxiety ia to grow as much as possible, without regard either to the quality of the growth or the nature of the ground.Some of these amal) farmers dry and roll tha leaf themselves, but for the most pars they sell it green, and often enough it passes through half a dozen hands before it reaches the ahipper.Nobody is interested in its purity from first to last, and the only concern is to make money out of it.\u2018 Large dealers buy up tea,\u201d says Mr.Baildon, in his well known work on the tea industry, * and put it aside until they have a sufficiency of the kind for final sale, and the time that slapses between the plucking of the leaf and the packing of the tea is almost indefinite, When the grower of the leaf has sold it, or the tea made from tt he hag quite done with it, and what afterwards becomes of it concerns him not in the least.He probably has an idea that the man who bought it from him will sell it to some one else; it also possibly aceurs to him as he whiffs his evening pipe of oplum that what has been grown in bis garden will be puton à ship and go à Mng distance; but whether it will turn out good or bad, or show a loss or profit, 18 nothing as all to him.All he has to dois to grow more leaf.\u201d And even this is not the worst of it.Chinese tea is notoriously one of the most flagrantly adulterated articles of commerce in the world.Mr.Samuel Ball bas conclusively shown that throughout the whole tes districts of China innumerable other leaves are constantly employed as substitutes for the uine leaf, while a long list of plantsis to be found in many Chinese herbals to which the term * tes * is applied without any regard to the fact that none of them are tes at all, All, however, ars used at various times and in different places to swell the crop of genuine tes, and the result is, as waa testified recently before the House of Commons, that millions of pounds of aloe, liguorice, ash and willow leaves are every year imported into England from Chins under the name of tes.Used leaves, again, are often made up for the Engliah market with Prussian blue, slica, gypsum, plumbago, lampblack, ferruginous earth and other palatable trifies; and a recent analysis of \u201c Finest Xatsow \" and \u201c Fine Congou ™ revealed in the former an enormous admixtures of mineral matter, mostly tron flings, and in the latter re-dried tea leaves, straw, fragments of matting, rice husks, willow leaves, and the excrement of silk-worms.In some * Extrs Fine Gunpowder,\" Dr.Letheby, then Government Analyst, found 40 per cent.of iron filings and 19 per cent.of silics, while the commissioners of ths city of London have more than once made extensive raids on huge consign- menta of adultersted and artificially colored Chinese teas.To come still further down.on the day before the last mail left Europe, the police of Dunkirk, soting on information from the Municipal Laboratory, arrested two grocers of that town on the charge of having, for several months, sold large quantities of dyed leaves under the nama of tea.Both the tradesmen were able to show that they had been supplied by a wholesale firm in Paria.Samples were accordingly bought from the firm by order of the Parquet, and were sent to M.Riche, a chomist.Hin report showed that the leaves submitted to him were not tes lsaves.They were, like most dried leaves, of a brownish color, but this was hidden under a thin coating of a bluish-green substance, which easily rubbed off.Their ap- JOHN YJ URREY & (Jo ADV HATISEMENT.WE ARE PREPARED We show one of the finest stocks of Umbrellas in the city, and at prices to suit all classes.LADIES\u2019 UMBRELLAS, from Sbo to 88.GENTS\u2019 UMBRELLAS, from 506 to 813.WEB ARE PREPARED We have just put to stock séversl hundred \u2018Waterproof Garments, all made by reliable manau- facturers, LADIES' ENGLISH WATERPROOF GARMENTS, from $1.50 up, GENTLEMEN'S ENGLISH WATERPROOP COATS, from 82.50 up.GIRLS' ENGLISH WATERPROOF GARMENTS, pretty styles, from $1.10 up.BOYS EXGLISH WATERPROOF COATS, from $1.50 up.WE ARE PREPARED to give you what you require, and at prices that are right, JOHN MURPHY & CO.LADIES\u2019 AOQUSE WRAPPERS, We start our Spring Trade with the largest stock of Ladies\u2019 PRINT and FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS over shown by any firm in Canada These Wrappers are our own manufacture, and for style and fit they surpass any iméorted, goods.The prices aro slso much lower.5 GOOD PRINT WRAPPERS, made from English Prints.Prices, 81.45, 81.75 and 8195 Why waste your time making t Wrappers when you can get them well made and parfeot fitting sh the above prices?We are nlao selling FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS equally cheap.Prices, $2.00, 82.25, $2.50 and 82.75.Over 500 Ladies\u2019 House Wrappers Yo choose from at JOHN MURPHY & CO'B.CORSET DEPARTMENT.Ask for the P.N.Corsets and take no Other.P.N.CORSETS, 81.00 P.N.CORSETS, 81.25 P.N.CORSETS, 81.45 P.N.CORSETS, 81.75 P.N.CORSETS, $1.83 P.N.CORSETS.82.00 P.N.CORSETS, 62.50 For the P, N.Corsets, in all sizes, coms to Jeux ME & Cos DRY GOODS IMPORTERS, 1781 and 1783 NOTRE DAME STREET, Cerner St.Petor Street.6st1 NUDDENS CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP! BOOTS & SHOES FOR SPRING WEAR.Beautiful New Goods and Low Prices.W.kx.THOMPSON & CO.\u2019S, 100 McGill Street.Ladies\u2019 Goud Rubbers, 25¢ up.Men\u2019s Good Rubbers, 35c up.Ladies\u2019 genuine French Kid Buttoned Boots, some- Shing stylish and new, 81.75 & 2.00, worth $3.00.fadles ne sewed Low Shoes, 760, worth 81.28.es' fine Kid hand-made Shoes, iace or tie, 756, $1.00 and 81,25, worth double.Misses\u2019 or girls\u2019 fine goat buttoned or laced Boota, eod to Wear well, #1.es' Fine Rep Corded Slippers, Hla, en's Fine Rep Corded Slippers, 750, Men's fine sewed low Shoes, 81.25.Special Line of Men\u2019s Fine Bewed Laced or Congress Boots, only 81.35, really worth $2.00.Ladies\u2019 Fins Kid or Goat Buttoned Boots, $1.25, $1.50 an 75.0ys' good strong laced Boots, 11 to 2, 750.# good strong laced Boots, 3 to 8, B0e.solid leather laced boots, 81.00.> ater ht laced boots (cluwnp sole), 81.25 & Men's calf-skin, hand-sewed, laced or congress boots Voly 82.50.guaranteed Lo wear equal to any 84.00 00 4 Men's âne hand-made Patent Leather Dancing Shoes, 25, worth 82 1.25, 2.Special line of Men'a Fino Bewed Laced Boots, at 82, ~ Yeally worth 88.00, mate Cee aud see Our Bargnins and you will be ER sure to buy.W.R.THOMPSON & Co.100 \u2014McGill Street.\u2014100 Directly opposite St.Ann's Market SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! Cole's Lamp Store.Building to come down, must clear out the Goods.LAMPS! LAMPS! LAMPS! 6811 MONTREAY, DAILY STAR, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1890.\" Chandeliers, Gasaliers, Hall Lamps, &c.1792 NOTRE DAME.USE THE ALBERT CO\u2019Y\"S Carbolic Heid : SOAPS.Wholesale Only.168 McCord Street.SEND FOR PRICK LIST.25.4.Oeilvy & Sons, 203 TO 207 ST.ANTOINE ST.NEW ARRIVALS! NEW ARRIVALS! Just received, a full assortinent of New Gloves, all the latest shades, LADIES\u2019 K10 GLOVES, LADYES?MILK GLOVES, LADIES?LISLE THREAD GLOVES, in sl) colove.PRINTS! Ses our Windows for selection in the city.tin stock, PRINTS! ow Prints, we have the best Au Guaranteed Colors.No DRESS GOODS! New grods arriving weekly, all Fresh Goods, all the newest fabrica for Dress Matortai.ng done on the premises.LINENS! LINENS! Jor all kinds of Linen Goods, call and see our OUR VALUE UNEQUALLED Frs in Towels, Table Napery, or hootings, Wx @ a special line of DRESS GOODS! Napkins, of which we v seconds.we aro cluaring for 83.50 per dozen, regular price £4.60.For best value in GRAŸ COTTONS, WHITE COTTONS, LANN oto FLANNELS, JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS Cor.st.Antoine st.& Mountain st.TELEPHONE 967.68t1 A LADY'S ANSWER.FROM THE NEW ENGLAND HOMESTEAD.\u201cA Subscriber\u201d wishes a receipt fo: «lor.ing.I have used Diamond Dyes.They cst ten cents a color, and on each package i» reliable receipt for dyeing that color.Gu according to that and you will be suited.There are some forty colors made, and by using them weak or strong, or in differeat combinations, any desired shade can be ob- tuined.If you want to color cotton, be sure to get the special cotton dyee\u2014Florilline.(\"A Bubseriber,\u201d and all who do their own dyeing, should ask their druggists for \u201cSBuo- cessful Home Dyeing,\u201d a book telling how to dye at home.Or if he has uone on hand, send to Wells, Richardson & Co.200 Mountain 8t., Montreal, who will forward a free copy if you mention the Bran.) 6841 ARGEST AND FINEST SHOW OF TIES IN THIS CITY AT DEMERS, 6812 1860 Notre Dame St.pearance was exactly that of gunpowder tea.Unlike the celebrated nntmegs, 1t bas been impossibl to tell to what plant they belong, the leaves having been punched ont of largerones.The wholesale merchant denied any knowledge of the fraud, and referred the authorities to the importer, who, it transpired, had bought the concoction direct from Canton, The enquiry into this cheerful business is still in progress.With the Indian Planter the whole ayatem 1s different, and not only ia the utmost care taken not to grow or ship inferior leaf, but every pound exported is absolutely pure, From the plantation to the ship tho tea is practically under the care of one man.There ts no passing {ton from hand to hand, no tinkering with it, and no holding of small stocks (which are deteriorating every hour) until there is a large enough accumulation to dispose of to a shipper, The tes in rolled, dried and shipped in the shortest possible time, and is à subject of anxious care to the pisuter from the momentof planting to the very hour of sale.Asa plant, the Indian tree is infinitely superior to the Chinese.India, indeed, 1a the real home of the tea-piant, which, therv seems little doubt, was introduced from Indias {nto China by Dharma, in the year 510.Tha system of cultivation is superior: the manufactured article is pure and has no artificial coloring: its intrinsio valne is grester: its health-giving properties are far ahead of those of {ts rival; and without it as a * fortifier\u201d an enormous proportion of the present imports of China tes would be absolutely unsaleable.\u2018I'he well-known firm of wholesale tea merchants, Messrs.Josoph Tetley & Co., 31 Fenchurch st, London, have hod passing through their hande for many years gigantio shipments of all sorts of sean: therefore they are pre-eminently qualified to judge of the relative meritsof all growths.They unhesitatingly declare thas the finest tea tho World produces comes from India and Ceylon, and that the popularity of tes-drinking goes hand \u2018in hand with the indroduction and development of the trade In India and Ceylon teas, Joseph Tetley & Co.bave besn well posted for years past by innumerable friends in the great cities of Canads and the United States as to the the teas which are obtainable here, and as to the ox- traordinary scanty importation of fine tea.They know that during the last fifteen years millions of people have have left Europe ardent lovers of tea, and before residing three years in the United States have discontinued drinking tea altogether, or have come to take two or three sips daily of a decoction which bears no resemblance to that moss delicious bevers¥e which they had once beld in loving regard aa \u201cthe cup whice cheery but not enebriates.™ This firm yislded to the pressure of their friends and sent oul to the United States an expert, who, after purchasing very gonerally the teas on sale and testing them most carefully, made his report to the great London house.This report so impressed Joseph Tetlay & Co.that they at once determined to establish a brinch in the United States, and it is to their foresight and enterprise that we owe the present movement for giving the American peopls an opportunity of judging between the Teas of China and Japan, so generally in consumption here, and held in light esteem, and the teas of Indie and Ceylon, which are universally drunk in Great Britain with the keonest relish.As the inferior teas of China and Japan are retailed here at altogether sxorbifint frofits, Joseph Tetley & Co.bave determined to place in the hands of the first Dry-Goods Houses, Grocers and General Stores in the United States the very choiçest growths of these exquisite India and Ceylon teas, at prices which make it possible for them to be retailed below the present popular prices of the rubbishy Chins and Japan teas.That their teas may be invariably zold sbsolutely pure and of uniform quality, they have determined to pack them in lasden packets (which insures the tea kesping perfectly fresh until the lead la cut), of the weight of 1 pound and 3 pound, bearikg on their face the label as shown in above illustration of the package, and on their back the trade-mark design which is made to serve as the tail-piece to this article.> RE No.1 Quality Retniled at 70c per Ib.No.2 Quality Retailed at §0c per Ib.These ars the finest teas the world producss, and if there ars No-called Russian or any other tèss betug offered at higher prices, Joseph Tetley & Co.challenge the venders to a comparison, and appeal $0 the American people as the arbitrators.Their efforts to bring such tens to the doors of the people of the United States wilFeertainiy mest with the favor of alllovers of this health-giving beverage.The very highest medical test:- mony can be adduced to show that their teas are absolutely pure and give tone to the system, with- ont producing any injurious effects, such as aris?from excessive coffes-drinking and the use of vilely adulterated and colored teas, That the American people are such snormous consumers very little fine tea is bronght here ; and the amal statas ia held at such exorbitant prices that it is Tetley & Co.have a t ta tend wil Be on soie at the leading Grocers, Bra-Goods and Ganorai Btares in tbe United Brian 1100 PREPARE YOUR TEA CAREFULLY.Rxperisnce will décide how muoh to inñfuse to suit your own taste, Wa suggest one teaspoonful for every three cups.; tin an earthenware pot that bas been heated.Pour on water which is boiling, and never une water that has heen boiled more than once.Allow it to brew from 8 to à minutes.but never more than 7 minutes, then pour off into snother warm tea pot, which prevents the tea becoming bitter, through remaining too long with the leaves in it Une cream and sugar .a who are rete in the subject, and desire further information, are requested to apply to of coffee is Iargely due to the.fact that quantity that does find ite way into t yoad the reach of all but the woalthy.he United \u201cCARSLEY & CO, MONTREAL, Wholesale Agents.our Complete Stock before the 1st of May on account of Street [m- provements.Our gumeroys patrons and the public genexal- ly can depend upon this GREAT CLOSING OUT THE PEERS PREJUDICE; \u201cop AN UNWELCOME RETURN, CHAPTER XVIL\u2014(CONTINUED).The gardener made no attempt to pursue him.He locked atter him doubtfully, muttering, as he shook his head\u2014 \u201cThat's no burglar.He's a gentleman, if there ever was one.He's a stranger in these ta, I never set eyes on him fore.hat does he want here at this hour and so seoretly?Not to see my lady?Yet there's no other lady in the house.Something's wrong.Fil tell my lord as soon as he gets througb his dinner-\u2014blamed if I don't!\" He pioked up his watering pot, and entered the conservatory.Meanwhile, Captain Holm made a wide circuit to the great entrance avenue, and paced up and down in the gloom under the ripping boughs of the arching trees, and wi muttering now and then\u2014 \u201cWill she come?Perhaps she cannot get away.I've got to have that money\u2014curse the luck! on't she come?\u201d OHAPTER XVIIL HER LADYSRIF S PERILOUS SEORET.* While Captain im waited impatiently without for her-coming; was even more anxious and impatient to go to him.The hope that she might bo able to secure his silence by paying him money was.strong within her.And 80 also was the fear that if she delayed her appearance, he might come to the house and boidly de- maud to see her.This fear nearly deprived her of all power of self-control.On Jeaving the morning-room, finding hersel! very weak, she sank down upon a carved wooden settle in the hail, breathless with terror at the face she had so unexpectedly seen at the open door.© marquis brought her eal-volatile and a glass of wine, and hung over her with the tenderest solicitude and the most intense anxiety.In the midat of his administrations the first dinner-bell rang.\u201c] am not equal to the exertion of going out to dinner,Antony,\u201d said the marchioness, in a faint voice.\u2018*\u2018Besides, I do not want to frighten the boys by allowing them to seeme as am now.Iwill go on up to myroom.\u201d \u201cLean upon me, Ignatia,\u201d said Lord Thorn- hurst.\u201cI will take you upstairs.\u201d He conducted her to her dressing-room, a luxurious apartment, furnished In white and carmine, and wheeled for her use a silken lounge In front of the glowing sea-coal fire.Lady Thornhurst dropped wearlly upon the couch, while the marquis rang the bell, summoning her mald\u2014the faithful Martha, who had occupied that post in Ignatia\u2019s girlhoods days, and who bad afterwards added to her duties as maid those of nurse to the little child Georgia.Martha presently made her appearance, eavy country face still, but It was pleasant and kindly.had a taste in matters UI dress, Was an expert \u2018 \\DDMOKE BUT NEWLY MANUFACTURED CLEAN STOGK OF GLOTHING With COMPLETE SIZES, 20 We fiqŸe to close out | y Fhornhurst-{- fi | - -AND- CENTS on THE Io TTT TIT TITTIES ol -.Te milliner and dressmaker, and was a pro- olent in the duties of lady's-maid.ut batter than this, she was honest, faithful and true-hearted, and loved her beautitul mistress fervently.She had never ceased to mourn the loss of thd little Georgia.With her alone, of all in the world, the proud Lady Thorohurst used to talk, and weep while ashe talked of the lost chiid, her beauty, her infantile wisdom, her dainty ways, her precocious intellect, and wonder if little Georgia still lived.The secret between the two proved a bond of friendship that grow stronger with Years.\u201cYou had better undress her ladyship immediately,\u201d sald the marquis to the attendant, \u201cShe's In a state of great nervous ex- oltement.1 wish to administer asedative to her before I go down to dinner.\u201d ' \u201cYou had better leave us, Antony,\u201d said theanarchioness.\"Do not let me detaln you.Lam already myself again.\u2019 { 4nd trembling like that! I must see you fn bid before 1 go downstairs,\u201d said the marquis, with gentle authority.\"Lady Thornhurst made no demur.She Was feverisbly anxious\u2014for the first time in her.married life\u2014to have him leave her.Bo g8he accompanied Martha into her warmed bad-chamber, and submitted to.be disrobed, garbed in her night garments, and tu cozily inte the low French bed with its em- brofdered satin coverlet, frills of lace, amplitude of fine linen, and lace drapery falling around it like a mist.Fhe marquis came in to her with his medi- çinè chest, and prepared a sedative for her.- Fe had nearly finished {t when the second inner bell rung.\u201cLeave the medicine, Antony.\u201d said the marchioness; \u201cMarthacan give {t tome.Go down now, dear.\u201d The marquis gave the tumbler to Martha, and bent over his wife, kissing her.Her ex~ oitsment brought a color to her cheeks now, ang Lord Thornhurst thought she was better.Determining to send for the family physi- clan in the morning, and learn from him the cause and cure of her ladyship's attack, as a guard for the future, he enjoined Martha to call bim should Lady Thornhurst be unable to sieep, and went softly out of the room and down the stairs.After he had gone Martha approached her mistress with the sleeping draught.#1 will sit by you, my lady, and watch you while you sléep,\u2019 said she presenting the tumbler.\u201cYou do look like, death, my lady, and that's a fact.Was your ladyship took sudden?\u201d The marchioness took the tumbler, arose, and went across the floor,empiying thesleep- ing draught upon vhe back of the grate fire, flartha uttered an exclamation of simple amazement.s \u201cNow lock the door, Martha,\u201d said her mistress, glowing with anxiety and excitement.Martha obeyed wonderingly.* Now bring mea biack silk walking-dress and my shawl,\u201d commanded her ladyship.Martha's wonder became à positive alarm, She fancied her mistress delirious, VS LAN D Waler Selling at oO SALE as being no ho- cus pocys, catchpenny humbug, but a GENU- [NE SALE where first- class goods gre disposed of at BARGAINS.Every article marked down.Dont delay as we will clothe yoy fox small money.CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING PALACE OF C.G.GLASS & CO, -\u2014=1850\"and 1852=\u2014 NOTRE DAME STREET, Corner McGill Street.\u201cOh, my lady! my dear lady!\u201d she oried, clasping her hands in affright.\u201cYou are not going, out of doors in that feverish state, and the night so wild and gloomy?Where do you want to go, my lady?Let me call my lord.\u201d Hush, Martha\u2014you will alarm the house! I must go out.of doors quietly and secretly, and you must dress me.Ask no questions, but hurry.\u201d The marchioness proceeded to dress herself with quickness.artha, tearful and expostulating, brought out a walking-dress and a gray travelling shawl.\u201cIf your ladyship would only allow me to call my lord,\u201d she pleaded.Lady Thornhurst paused in her task of buttoning her dress, and looked at her attendant witha géze halfsternÊ,haif sorrowful.\u201cDo you want to ruin me, Martha?\u201d she asked.\u2018\u2019Can you not guess the cause of my trouble?You have known my secrets, and I shall need your sympathy in this one.Are the doors locked?\" \u201cYes, my lady., \u201cI told you three years ago that Captain Hoim had died in the \u201car in America,\u201d said her ladyship abruptly.\u201cHelsnot dead.He has been here to-night.\u201d The maid uttered an ejaculation of terror, Lady Thornhurst's life.She was.the friend and confidant of.her mistress, and, but for her loving sympathy, the heart of the marchioness mignt have broken.\u201cHe has been here?she gasped.\u201cHas my lord seen him?\u201d ! \u201cNo; and pray heaven he may not.Captain Holm is poor and wants money.I have promised to pay him to leave me in ace and unharmed.Bring me my purse rom my writing desk.Hark! that was not the house bell?\u201d Both listened in breathlees suspense.The sound the marchioness had heard had but been caused by the opening and closing of a door below.\u201c Martha brought mistress\u2019 desk.Lad Thornhurst, now fulfi¥ dressed, emptied the contents of her purse into her lap and counted them.There proved to be a hundred and fifty pounds.She counted out the sum Holm had demanded and put it In her ket, and dropped the remaining money nto her desk, \u201cIf Lord Thoknhurst comes up to my room while 1 am out to enquire after me, do not allow him to enter,\u201d said the mar- rhioness.\"You must keep this secret as you have the others, Martha.\" \u201cYes, my lady,\u201d said Martha, her homely, heavy face lighting up with a glow of Jove and fidelity.\u201cI would die for you, my lady, as you know, and wild horses couldn\u2018t draw | \u201d from me a secret of your Indyship \u201c1 wish-oh, | wish that I dared tell Lord Thornhurst,\u201d said the anguished wife wringing her jowelled hands.\"He woul save me from the persecutions of Captain Holm, but at what a fearful Price! The revelation would cost me all value la this 1d.wor! To be Continxed, She\" knew the whole unhappy story of THIRD EDITION.A PECULIAR CASE.THE TABLE ROCK INVESTIGATION.Some Involved Evidenco\u2014I1f \u201cGarneau Had Been There \u2014Mr.Gourdeau Explains His Position.QuErko, March 21.\u2014The enquiry into the Table Rock transaction was continued after the termination of the B8TAR'S report yesterday by F.Gourdeau, of Ottawa, who testi- fled that he wrote in September, 1883, to Mr.Murphy, urginæ him to\u2019buy Table Rock as he, Gourdesu, could sell it at a premium.Mr.Murphy authorized him to proceed.Mr.Fitzpatrick said the soie question before the committee was whether Alr.Murphy used his influence as a member to duce Mr.Turcotte to sell Crown pro erty below its value, and had sala he nad pal him a bonus to do so.Mr.Gourdeau, continuing, said that Mr.Murphy's nephew had sald that the patent was to issue in the name of Rowe.Mr.Murphy afterwards sald that neither of their names need appear and the patent would be issued in the name of Rowe.He told him it had cost $3000 to obtain the atent over and above its price, which he ad to pay as a bonus, and that if Gurneau bad been there he would not have gol tue patent at ail, Witness sald to him, \u201cBut surely you did not pay this amount to Tur- couter He replied, after turning and looking around, \u201cWell, as I tell you, I would not have got it at all otherwise.\u201d He also explained that it came to the same thing whether they paid $0000 or over, as at first asked for the property, or whether they id $3000 as the purchase price and $3000 as a bonus.Witness again said, \u201cSurely you aid not pay $3000 to the Commissioner,\u201d and he repiied: \u201cWell, It is à serious matter and we had better drop it and not speak of it again.\u201cThe witness was then asked if he remembered whether there was any reference in Mr.Murphy's letters to the ALLEGED BONUS, but Mr.Fitzpatrick objected and said the committee had reached the crucial point of the enquiry.The charge made was that Gourdeau protested that Murphy had stated verbally and in writing that he had been compelled to pay the said bonus.Let the witness be called upon to describe the letter or letters in which such statement was made or the date, they would be produced.There was no such letter.r.Casgraln said the witness, in view of the time elapsed, could not definitely describe the correspondence ali of which should have been laid before the committee.Mr, Gourdeau, detn recalled, said there was only ono more letter besides the one referring to the bonus, but he could not remember the date.A letter was then putin from Mr.Murphy to witness, in which certain terms, including a bonus of $3000, was mentioned.Witness, continuing, said, * The bonus was never mentioned again except when we settled up after the sale to Hurdman for 2, .A statement was then made by Murphy, on a scrap of paper which was subsequently destroyed, showing $3000 paid for the cost of the land, $3000 for the bonus to obtain the patent and several hundred dollars for legal expenses, Murphy claiming that Mr.Irvine was very expensive, This statement made only about $1400 to come to him, which he refused to accept as suffic- jent, and su uently I was paid $1900.\u2018When he accepted this $1900 he certainly thought the bonus had been paid.\u201d Later on Mr.Murphy sald to witness, with reference to the bonus, on being asked if be gave it to Mr.Turcotte: \u201cThe matter is done now.Let us not speak of it.\u201d Witness tried to settie the matter the best way he could, but his friends toid him the thing was altogether preposterous, that Murphy had tried to ROB HIM OF $3000.After some consultation he was asked if he would accept $1000 wo return the correspondence and end the matter, that Murphy was nervous, felt bad over it and wanted to settle iL to bush the matter up.He employed r.McDougall to get the money due im or take proceedings.He went to Cue- bec and brought back $1000 on condition that he would return the correspondence.The document also purported to say that Murphy bad not told him that he had had to Day a bonus.He signed it under protest and said if the committee examined him under cath he would be obliged to say that this was not true.Mr.Fitzpatrick\u2014Then you signed a statement that was not true?Mr.Casgraln\u2014Many people tell lies for nothing at ali.He was telling oue for $1000.Mr.Fitzpatrick said he could affect his credibility; that witnees had been connected with transactions by which persons lost 1 .Mr.Casgrain\u2014Even If he had made $100.- 000 it would not affect his credibility.Mr.Murphy bough® Table Rock for $3000 and goid IL for $12,000.Did that affect his cre- ity After some discussion, Mr.Tache was reexamined, and stated that Mr.Turcotte wrote on a slip attached to the report that with Mr.Murphy that only $3000 was to be pald.Mr.Gourdeau wasagaln examined and, on being azked if in the draft of the aflidavit he eald that Mr.Murphy had stated that he had been obliged to pay $3000 to rcotte to have the he had never stated so, but that he had sald a bonus to that amount had been paid aud that he led him to suppose it had been aid to Mr.Turcotte, and that the draft of he affidavit contained information upof which an action was to ne based.which would have been entered if the further payment of $1000 had not been made to obtain a settlement of this affair.n further examination witness said be had subscribed his name to an untruthful statement in a letter concerning the $3000 bonus, hen he signed the letter in question he at the same time protested against doing so.Nor yet at any other time had Le said that Murphy, had told him he paid $3000 bonna to Mr.Turcotte, The cow- mittee adjourned until to-day.A Prophecy Oauses Much Excitement.OAXLAND, Cala, March 21\u2014As the time drawvs near for the fulfilment of \u2018 Crank\" Erickson\u2019s prophecy of the simultaneousin- undation and destruction of San Francisco, Oakland, Chicago arid New York, by an quake, April 14, beilevers here are he coming more and more exoited.They are selling real estate at half its value and disposing of other property for a song to second-hand dealers, They will move to the surrounding hills out of harm's way.There will be an organized hegira -under leaders, and daily prayer meet ngs will be held until the night of the 13th.Yesterday a plece of property asseseed at $10,000 was sold for $6500 and all the furniture in a nine-room house went for $35.One devotea gave away several cords of wood, saying he wouldn't need it.Remarkable Feature of the Bismarck Crisis.Loxpox, March 21.\u2014 The Times\u2019 Berlin despatch says: \u201cA remarkable feature of the crisis is that there has been nn organized effort of public opinion to induce Prince Bismarck to stay in office, which may be attributed to the fact that his countrymen were convinced of the hopelessness of trying .to ihduce him to change his mind.Moreover, they felt that he was growing old rapidly, and merited rest, and they knew they were blessed with an Emperor who is pledged to continue the foreign polley whieh has secured peace to German y or twenty years.\u201d A Very Old Man's Marriage.- RITOHIE COURT House, W.Va.Jacoh Reffner, a patriarch of nineiy years, was married on Tuesday to Mrs.Ray, a blushing widow of sixty-five.Reffner walked trom his home, twenty mtlles, to Mrs.Ray's hone, Introduced himself, proposed and was ac- copted in less than half an hour.Reffner then walkec six miles to this piace, secured à license and minister and the happy couple were made one.Reffner is a prosperous farmer, Coalliertes Resuming Work, LoNDON, March 21.\u2014 Many colliaries resumed work yesterday and more wiil resume to-day.By Monday a large majori- .ty of the men will be back at work.Some jealousy exists regarding those who were reviously conceded a second advance in wy.Fled to America, + Romx, March 21.\u2014Tho Fanfutla says the Socialist deputy Costa has fled 10 America.The Chamber has been discussing Lhe legal- fty of hia arresi to undergo a sentence of three years\u2019 imprisonment for resisting the police.Moonshiners Defying the Lav.New York, March 21.-A special from Danviile, Va., says that more than two hundred moonshiners have established a fortified camp In Franklin County, V 8, and openly dely the authorities of the United & Co _ States.\u2019lhoy have over one hundrag! flioit stills in operation, and are prdduoln thousands of barrels of whiskey, on whic no duty is paid.Beveral attempte have been made within the last two years by revenue officers to capture this moonshine strongnold, Lut without success.WORLD'S NEWS IN BRIEF.A Separate Court for the Csarewitnh\u20144 British Steamer Founders\u2014No Amend- went to the Parnell Report.CABLE.A Henry M.Stanley will leave Egypt on pli Ths French Government has decided to suppress the Paris mutual betting agencies.Dom Pedro, the dethroned Emperor of Brazil, wil: visit Naples and Florence in the autumn, Edmund Sweitenham, Conservative nagm- ber of the Briush Parliament iq the parvon district, is dead.A Congo despatch says the bodies of the victims of Lhe recent mussacre at Ubangus were euton by the natives, Tho Rothschilds have signed a convention for Lhe conversion of $75,000,000 of inet convertible 5 per cent.Bussian loan.Robert Richardson Gardner has resigned his seat in the British Parliament, presented Windsor and is a Conservative.The Czar has ordered the establishment of a separate court at St.Petersburg for the Czure witch, with General Tscherenetieff as charnuerlain.The Liberals have decided not to offer any amenduent to Lord Salisbury\u2019s motion in regard 10 the Parnell commission report in thu House of Lords.An official announcement that Great Britain disavows the occupation of the dis- puied Shire territory has allayed the excitement of the people at Lisbon.The British steamer \u201c Bon Accord,\u201d bound from Lythe for Malta, foundered off Ca Fisisterre during a gale.Her crew esca and have lauded at Gibraltar, AMERICAN.Basing the estimate on the names in the new directory Baltimore now has 8 populas tion of 518,683.The Legislative Committee on Woman Suflrage of the Massachusetts Legislature yeslerday reported a bill giving women the rigut to volte in municipal ejections.George Spence, the twenty year old husband of eighteen year old Kate 8penoe, shot the latter twice fatally at New York last night.Spence was arrested.Jealousy was the cause.Bluffton, Ala.,, has given half a million dollars to the Methodist Episco 6 to locate there the educational institution known as the University of the South.Rev.Dr.Mann, who has it 1n charge, says one and a half million dollars will expended in establishing the institution.Before the Committee on Emigration and Naturalization at Washington yesterday Ldward Rosewater, editor of the Omaha Bee, told the committee that the pauper laborers of Europe, transplanted to America, did not injure the interests of Ametioan labor people, for when they reach here thelr wants become larger and they becoms.greater consumers.Other witnesses gave similar testimany.CANADIAN.Tha bill granting aid to Toronto University passed the Ontario Legislature last night.! The act respecting the tax on sales, Which wae disallowed Ly the Dominion vorn- ment, has been reintroduced in the Mani- tuba Legislature.The great stumpage debate ended In th: New Brunswick Legislature last night, Premier Blair's resolutions favoring à re uclion, pending the report of a commission, were adopted by 8 majority of eight in the fuil House.A large mass meeting of citizens of St.John's, Nfid, and 06D country was held at St.John's Wedn night.The speakers protested in In.diguant terms against the vi vendi with France.Resolutions embodying the views of the meeting were passed, The indications are that the whole country wiil soon be in a blaze.The meeting in Russell House, Ottawa.last night of graduates of MeGill University was larg by: y - B__ wen from various sections of the Ottawa Valley.The object was to form a Graduates Society for Ottawa and the Ottawa Valiev.A constitution and by-laws were adopted and offtvers elected.Right.Hon, Sir John A.Macdonald wag elected honore ary president; Sir James Grant, M.D., president; H.Ami, M.A., secretary; J.Bur- and, B.A.Sc., treasurer.THE RAILWAY SUBSIDIES.Mr.Mercier's Measure Before the Quebes Legislature\u2014Other Business.: {FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) Querrc, March 21.\u2014The principal business transacted in the House last night was the bringing down by Mr.Mercier of \u20ac motion for new railway subsidies amongt to $50,000 10 all, of which $10,000 will.tho Cake St.John Railway and $48, the extension of the railway of Lake camingue from Mattawa to Long Sault, railway of the \u201cGrand Nord\" will 4000 acres per mile, the Temiscamis Rallway 3200 per mile, the Lower Lauren! Railway 420,000 acres, the Vaudreuil Prescott Raiiway 10,000 acres per mile fog the last six miles, and the Bay des O Railway $20,000 to .pay the labo measure was greatly opposed by bas Taillon, Blanchet and Flynn, The farm: spoke more especially of the money spent in we Brome election.Mr.Robidoux's motion in favor of the Quriec bridge was postponed as Lhe silion bas had no time to consider the matter.Mr.Champagne introduced a bill to amend an acl o! Lie present session, entitied a respecting the dismembered portion of.parish ol st Jean Baptiste de ont M in asked that this bill pushed Arough at once, as it was merely remedy a m take of the clerk of Lhe Legislative Qotin Tue rues of the House were suspet aud the Lil rushed through all ite stages.FRENCH CANADIANS IN ONTARIO, ISPECIAL TO THE STAR.Toronto, March 21.\u2014In the Lesloln yesterday, Mr.Evanture}, M.P.P, for cott County, declared that Frenob \u20ac dians in Untario thoroughly end: 3.1 grant being made by the Mowat Gove! ment to Toronto University, as well as rrant o! the Mercier Government.University was respected by them as & piace where Roman Catholics could maet on equal ground with other people.pe the French Canadians ir, do rovinoés would be ashamed of the action of the Tory leaders, Mr.Taillon and others, in opposin the grant at Quebec.in view of the Ur e against French Canadians by certain politie clans.He thought voting of was-litting rebuke to such politisians,_ MOWAT MINISTRY IN A MINORITY, {SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.) ToroNTo, March 31\u2014Tne Leglslatufe night struck out a vital clause ig constituting the profession of archi ; * cloga rgporation, It was strongly at | by Lhe Opposition and the Goveramen ¥ laft in a m;nority by a vote of 32 to 26.T clause gave power to architects $0 from their body à member gullty graceful profussional conduct, BATTERIES TO EXCHANGE PLACES !sPECIAL TO THE STAR] KrvasTtoN, Ont, March 21,\u2014\"A\" and batieries Will exchange places In Ju Alleged Faith Cure.; New York, March 21.\u2014 During s sas of the Christian Workers\u2019 Convention in Goapel Tabernacle, at Eighth avi h e Benaaicet, of Lansingbur BE been torty-fourth street, on rida , [RAR tofore has been totaily Blind, rose in he seat and rleclared that her sight had instantly restored.Dr.Robe bauy N.Y.haa performed six operations on Miss Benedict's eyes and pronounced them incurable.Miss Benedict explains \u2018his remarkabla cure thus: \u201cI pray to Goil tor sight on the morning of und i knew it would come.\u201d ne Maiden has ereated a genuine sensation ét those who believe in healing by faith, If you have never used Carter's Little Liver ills, go at ongo to the nearest drug store and get u vial.They will surely plesse you.Don't forget this.Special Notice, We will Have another remnant sales on Saturday, March 22.Please don\u2019t dak for romnanis any other day.N.Æ.Hami} Er rT ae pe ALARA pt SH, es em erm lattes ; i ! i = i = e i È SI LAST EDITION, LIKELY PLAYERS IN THE GOMING LACROSSE SEASON For the Montreal nnd Shamrock Clubs Both Clubs Confident of Placing Strong Teams on the Field, It will soon be time fur var athletes to knock the dust off their lacrosse stichs and get themselves In trim for the season's work.Within another month the practices ef our two leading clubs will have commenced and shortly after the season wili be to full swing.Championships, besides their Ropors, carry a considerable load of responsibility.There can be no change for their Molders but that of defeat, and all are watching to see it they will be able to de- Job their laurels.Such, This spring is the itidn of the Montreal Lacrosse Club.hoy feel their responsibility and no doatt will be oqual to ft.Who will handle the stick on Lhe ir championship team 15 Hot yet definitely known as their annual meeiing will pet be held until April 20 A numer of last year's heroes have expressed theinselves - as desirous of retiring, but 1 1s thought that when the time comes they wilt pyt on the war paint once more 10 defence of the old Montreal's proud position.Archie Hodgson, last year's second home, ts travel ling on the continent amd will not be back for the season, nor will bis brother, who has been away in Germany tor about a year, be howe.They are both, however, expected for the season of \"91.Dr.Shanks thinks he cannot play this year but the boys say they must have Doc\u201d in goal, and will nol take a refusal.Of course, the vluy depends upon the following old stand-bys, who have gathered the laurels of victory from many a hard-fought field: Tom Cartind, A.Cameron, Jim Michaud, Archie Me Nuughton, Jack Patterson, Bob Elliott, Win Geraguty, Tom Paton, Will Spriggins, Will Cieghoro, and Robert Chey ne.{he latte, who played cover-point last reason, hax gous home to Toronto sick, bul 35 expected around again within & week or two and ready for the practices.Joe Virtue, who played centre once or twice last year, and Jack Cartind will likely be on the team, and they are in hope of getting Juck Wilkinson, wno layed first delence for the Si.Lawrence Bi last sumer and home for the (FP KH.team.The \u2018old reliable\u201d Ed.Sheppard, who had HIS SHOULDER DISLOCATED in the opening match of \"SH, aud wus spare Jman after that, thinks he is too fat lor lacrosse, but the boys say that they cau reduce his adipose tissue, and That he must be un the team.Jack Lou- son, who injured his knee in the first Ottawa game, will be on this year, and also Alex.Hardman, who piayved goai until shanks returned and «id excellent Work in the Toronto and Shamrock matches, [i the dootar is in the goal Alex.will play \u2018in the field.With these good men on the list the \u2018team will be as strong as last year, and the elu that takes the champtoustiip from them will have to do some gonad work.Fred Nelson is sure to be re-elected president, and W.D.Aird captain.The convention will meet In Ottawa en April 11.when the sub-comiitter will be struck to prepare the schedule of games The Shamrocks expect this year's team to be stronger than that of last year.The Inajority of the men of Sy wiilbéon itandit will be stronger [rom the fact that to many of them last season was their first ou 8 senior tweive.The year's exnerisnee will wonderfully aid them in the contests of WH, Among last year's players who will hand the stick this season are J.Reddy, T.J.Brophy, McKenna, Thos.Dwver, Thos.Murray, M.Flynn, J.B.McVey, \u201c%.Rowan, C.Newville, T.Cafferty, M.J.Tansey, Jas.Brown.Thos Moore.lt 18 also likely that F.O'Reilly and J.Barry.who played on the team of \u2018K8, will Le back this year.They are wood men and would strengthen the Stararocks\" piay- ing force.Tuerd is also tuik ol the Snam- rocks\u2019 securing Breslin, who was one of the St.Lawrence's strong men last season.PP.McKeown will captain the team, He played on the old team that held the champion-hp so Jong, and was, one of the Lest centre- fielders of his day.No doubt he wili be a very efficient captain.T he t ruphy of the N, A.L.Association will not likely be played for this year, bul the series like that of {ast year will be played by the five senior clubs: Shamrock, Montreal, Cornwall, Ottawa and Toronto.This will be arrahged si tae convention.MAYOR GRENIER INDIGNANT At the Charges Made Ag: Against Him in Connection With the street Railway.The special civin committee on the Street Rallway Company has been called tor tomorrow atternoon.At the last meeting the City Clerk was instructed to write and ask for a copy of the time-tahle pubiiched ir ae- cordance with the by-law.Mr, Lusher has forwarded a copy of last year\u2019s time-iable, which be says is placed in conspicuous places and in the offices and walting rooms of the company; and aie also published us flyers, and have been published regularly ce l The time-table tour !this year, which will be published us soon the oars begin to run.will be exactly similar to that of last year.Mr.Joseph, the president of the Company, Tio is around again, though with his head bandaged up, says the times advertised are actly according to the by-law.In fact the company keeps the by-laws in every respect.He drew attention to the following provision appearing at the foot of the me-table: Note: The service op the above] ines 18 exposed to frregularity In respect to time, ete, caused hy various obstructions such as the opeulng of streets for public sewers and privale drains the closing of streets Lo traflic for paving, the laying of water and gas pipes, public processions and funerals, 28 also unforeseen lmpediment= and actions.Mr.Joseph says he cannot attend the eommittee to-morrow, of which he bad received no notice.He had told Ald.Rolland he could not attend of a Saturday, but he understood citizens who had complaints to make against the company could attend.The Mas ror emphatically «denies the state- t have appeared that he is a sharehoider in the company.He has.he says, never had a cent\u2019s worth of stock in the company, and has even refused to accept a ticket on the company.His Worship also says that he never ordered the suits against the company to be stopped as stated.He is perlectly aware that he has no power to order anything of the kind.All he did was to suggest to Mr.Forget, the clerk of the Recorder's Court, the advisability of the actions being held over until the decision of the Committee, and Mr.Forgot agreed with him and acted accordingly.as \u201ccity Hall Matters.At a meeting of the City Hall Committee of held ypeterday the malarfes of the officials were accordance with the newiy ed scale.The City Surveyor wrote.cali- ing attention to the fact that the several offices were left.opan after the employés feft york, This was done in case fire broke out.Yast Saturday night a tap had been left ping and it was not discovered until en Morning, when much damage had n done.As the doors of the office had oon left open as usual, it was impossible , to fix the blame upon any one.It appear- \u201cing several artioles had been missed from \u201cthe departments and Sunday Irregularities were taking place, it was decided to recom- -mend the appointment of & night watchman.Strict orders were given that the elevator was not to be run for the future on Sundays.The duties of the officials under the committee were reviewed, and it was resolved to print them and see they were duly observed.It was alse posal ved to stop a custom that prevailed of the stokers visiting the guar room of the police station to play cards.; The Committee on the License Question Convened.The Mayor isdetermined that the intentions of those aldermen, who, by referring the high liquor tax question to a com- parte, thought to give it a six months all dofeated.He called the tee together for this afternuon.and ated that he should advocate sending a telegram vo Mr.Shehyn, the Provinoiai Treasuref, asking him to name an early dato for recelving them.\u201cWhat wiil you Propose to Mr.Shehrn:\u201d \u201cThere are only tw things we can ask.First, \"Will you allow us tn increase the tax?and if he save \u2018No\u2019 then, Will you soy us to reduce the number of Heansed buses?Tonty wish,\u201d continued His Wor- ehtp, \u201cI had had the opportunity of giving the casting vote on the proposal to put the tax at a thousand dollars.\u2019 Church Closed for Repair, In accordance with the instruction of the City Bullding Inspector and the resolution of es gaur à trustees the First Baptist as been closed for repairs, which has considered hecessary in order EE it safe as a place of public wor- ship.It has been decided to place a ber of binding rods through the building; both in the upper and lower of the ohurch.The Wednesday evening or- mesoting of this congregation was pn in the Mance street French Baptist church and their Sunday-School will also meet there until the repairs are completed.this building is not large enough to accom- mmodate the whole school some other place will be secured for the Bible class.The re- guiur morning and evening Sunday sor vices will be held in the leeture room of St.James Methodist church.THE GAGNON CASE.It appears that the arrest of Gagnon, wnose case was adjudicated upon by Mr.Justice Wurtele yesterday.was not made by tiie Police Department at all.The first error was made in the Recorder's Court, the warrant for his arrest was issued from the same court and a con- stabie of the court made the arrest.This renvves the police of any blame in the matter, LARGE LIABILITIES.Lamarche, Prevost & Co.Make » Judicial Abandonment.Another large w holesale house has gone to tue wall, Messrs, Lamarche, Prevost & Co.wholesale fancy goods and dry goods importers and dealers, Nos.41 and 43 St Sulpice street, have made a judicial sban- doument of their assets this morning.Their hiatulities reach the sum ot $165,000.They have nu immoveable property.The assi ment was made on the demand of La Bar: que du Peuple, which 1s the principal ereaiior, with a claim of $80,000, but they huid securities, The Molsons Bank also is a creditor to the extent of $21,000 and holds secutttins, The other creditors in Canada ; are Hon.Wiltnd Prevost, $11,760; W.Prevost, $14, 254: estate J.M.Pre- vost, 6000; dame A.Lamarche, £4000; Robinson, Howell & Co, of Tito, $2069; \u2018the Westorn Woollen Mav ulacturing \"Co.$1206; Joseph Roy, $1033: Geo.D.Ross & Co., § Moor- hou-e, Dodds & Co.$1325; A.Lamarche (in trusty, $2177.English firms suffer to the extent of $14,870, notably the foliowin, A.Harrison & Co, Huddersfield, $ 023: Logan X Gardner, Paisley, $1176; I.C.Saverey_& Cu, Joseph Walker & Rows, 31780, both of Huaderstield, England.Ine cause of the crash is ascribed to bad weather and consequent bad trade.The members of the defunct firm were Amedes Lawmarche and the legal heirs of the late Dame Marier, wife of Wilfred Prevost, SHAW PLEADS GUILTY.Supplied With Champagne by His Friends \u2014Judge Dugas\u2019 Condemnation.Before Judge Dugas, in the Police Court thi- afternvon Alexander Shaw, bovkkee of tne Canada Jute Company, pleaded gulity to the charge of embezzlement preferred against him oy his employers, and was sen- toned to six months\u2019 imprisonment.Alter the Rentenve was passed Judge Du- pu= ~tartied the Court room with the statement that Shaw had been wade drunk yesterday by liquor which some of his friends had smuggled into him It seems that rolne one obtained leave to sve him, and finding him dispirited went champagne out and purchased a buttle o and =neaked it in, Judge Dugas comment- ead very severely upon this tact and said it was a gross breach of faith on the part of Shaw's friend.\u201cNot only this,\u201d said the judge, but supposing Shaw had pleaded gull ow while under the influence of liquor, do you realize ihe consequences?They might have bren fearful.The least can say is that il was a most shameful and dis pracetul affair.\u201d His Honor absolutely refused to adinit any of his friends to see him except tu open Court and in the presence of tie iligh Constable.Needed Sanitary Keforms.Rev.Rural Dean Lindsay and Rev.J.Paitersou ns 8 deputation from the Board of Associated Charities waited upon Dr.La- berge, Medical Health Officer, this morning witn reference to certain sanitary reforms thev wish to see carried out with respect especially to the dwellings of the working Cxses, \u2018hey enumerated the following: To have every house connected by means of a drain with the pubiic sewer: to do away with privy pits and w have larger yards at the backs of houses, Dr.Laberge expressed his satisfaction at finding the ritizens tang an interest in sanitary matters, At present the law eompell=d avery house to be connected with the sewer when there was one.He hoped the citizens would assist him to obtutn a by-law for which he had been striving in vain for years to do away with privy pits, of which there were 10,000 in the city most inimical to the public health.Tha reverend yrentleman thanked the doctor and they left with mutually expressed desires to help one another.Wellington Street Expropriation Awards.The commissioners in expropriation for the wideningz of Wellington street between Mullins and Richmond streets signed their report of awards yesterday.here are eleven properties expropriated at a total cost of $20,683.56 as follows: Dr.Æers, SATST.45 ; estate Widow Frs.Mullins, Lot 1, $2013.2 27; Lot 2, 8553; Lot 3, 8563; Lot 4, e700, Edward Rodden, sen.and jun.$9157 .- to; Dr.J.A.Kinlock, $4983.69; Leonard Prowse, Lot 1, $553; Lot 2, 8553; Dr.Frank England, 510097 75, and Dame Lomas 3700.The limite upon which this amount is to ba assessed are from the western city lindits to tor Lachine canal and part of Centre and Mullins streets.Robbed of Two Hundred and Thirty Dollars.As a young map employed in a rallway office in the city was going home the other evening, us he was passing along Lecroy street his foot slipped on the walk and he feil, his head striking against a water-spout, the blow stunning him.o men who were in a saloon near by saw the man fall and rushed out to him.They claimed to know him and called a cab, and putting hi in it drove him away.n he recovered bis senses he found that bis pocket book containing 3230 had been taken and the thieves had fled.He reported the case the police, who have the matter in hand.\u201cAn Umbrella Duel.À fracas took place this morning between a junior member of the Bar and a law student, in the corridors of the criminal court.¢h was armed with \u2018an umbrella, which were freely used for a few minu when Mr.Sicotte, Clerk of the Crown an Peace, with the ald of other officials.managed to separate the belligerenta oth blood might have been shed.Salaries Increased.At the Markets Committee this morning, the salary of the clerk of St, Ann°s market wae increased from $800 to $900, the assistant of the same market from $500 to $600, and Mr.Coté.clerk so the Hochelags market, from.$500 to $600.PERSONAL Mra.Fraser Blackstock has composed a reverts, ** A Starry Night,\u201d which achieved gre: puecess at the recent Royal Canadian Yacht Ch Cat all.Mr.Alex.Millay.having completed his fiftieth venrs' continuous service In the Richelieu and Oniarlo Navigation Coinpany and its immediate redecessor, Lhe Canadian Navigation com any, hans been presented with a memorial the occasion by the staff of the Richelieu company.BIRTHS.MCCANN\u2014On the 20th {nat the wife of James McCann, of a daughter.DEATHS, EKIRKEPATRICK\u2014In this city, on the 21st lost.John Kirkpatrick, in the 71st year ot his Notice of funeral hereaftar.es 2 MOHAN\u2014In this city, on Friday, March 21 Emily Hortense, aged 1 year, 3 months, da ter of William Mohan.Funeral from 26 W.re street, on Sunday, March 243, at 1.30 p.m.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.GR 2 PENDERGASS\u2014In this city, on the 20th inst, Peter Pendergass.Funeral will take place from St.Bridget's Home, .740 Lagauchetiere street, on Raturaay, the 22nd.at 2 .IN, to the R.C.cemetery.Friends and acqui ntances are respectiully tovited to attend.© THE WEATHER.11 a, m.\u2014Probabllities REX Lion! four hours: Fresh to strong soulh Lo west Winds, wiih oe.castonal rain; clearing at night.READINGS BY HEARN & HARRIRON'S Thermometer this day : Max.same dale ast year: Max.40 ome adings to-day: 8 am, 29.52; Standard 24.40, Appointments This Evening.ACADEMY 0F Mrsic\u2014\" The Glpsy Baron.\u201d TEKATER ROTAL\u2014\" ACTOSS the Continent.\u201d UYCLORAMA\u2014Jerusalem and the Holy DOMINION RINK\u2014Ten mile race THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1890.TAKEN FROM THE CITY AND ANNEXED TO STE CUNEGONDE, A Big Slice Taken From Montreal For School Parposes\u2014An Order-in-Coun-ci} Faused at Quebec.IBFECIAL TO THE STAR.) QUEBEC, March 21.Mr.J.S.Hall has given notice of motion in the House for the copy of an order-in-council, passed the day before yesterday, annexing part ot Montreal to Bte.Cunegonde for school purposes, The demand was made by the Schoo! Commissioners of Ste.Cunegonde and its rato- payers, alleging thet the Catholioe School Commissioners of Montreal have refused to build a school in the part to be annexed.It was not known Lhen that the order-in- council was passed, but the tact leakea out ay.The portion of the city annexed to Ste.Cunegonde ts bounded on ths South by the Lachine canal, on the east by the Nine running from the Lachine canal through Canning street and Edgehill avenue tv Dor- ohester street, on the north by the middie of Dorchester street, from Edgehill avenue to the western limits of Montreal, and on the west by the limits of the said city.order-in-council says that the change is approved by the Archbishop of Montréal, The fact tnat great interest is taken in the matter is proven by the numerous telegrams received by members to-day from priests and others interested, Mr.McShane, who is much insensed at the action taken, having received about half a dozen.Mr.Hall interviewed the Premier about it, who told him that it would only affect Roman Catholie&schouls, but judging from the wording of the order-in-counell this statement is generally looked upon as doubtful.NOTES, Beveral members are going home for to-morrow, amougst them Mr.Me- Shane and Mr.David, the latter having a number of lawsuits awaiting him, The Table Rock inquiry is taking up all the morning.Nothing new has come up.Mr.McDougall, of Ottawa, corroborated Mr.Gourdeau, but the latter has acknowledged that hesigned to a falschood when he signed th the letter freeing Mr.Murphy from am creased representation bill this morning.The session will probably last til Thurs day next.0 THE TEA.COMPANY AT QUEBEC.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR] QUEREC, March 21.\u2014A formal complaint has been lodged in the Police Court against \u201cThe Enterprise Tea Company,\u201d which has been advertising prizes to purchasers of boxes of tea.e company is accused of fraud In general.ARMY \u201cAND NAVY COMMISSION.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR Army and Navy Commission has been js- sued.The changes recommended by the commission are to take effect on the retire- AS AL SANS meta te ~ THE GENEROUS M pray.ment of the Duke of Cambridge.Lord Randolph Churchill, in a separate memoranda, advises Lhe abolition of the office of Secretary ot War and the Board ut Admiralty, and the substitution of a singlo secretary for both the army and navy, and two acting commangers in chief with supreme control.THE RYKERT INVESTIGATION.{SPECIAL TO THE : STAR] Orrawa, March 21.\u2014Tha Rykert investigation committee met this morning.The form of procedure was settled by a resolution of Sir John Thompson.virtually declaring that the reference to the committee was for Mr.Rykert's convenience; that the charge had already been made, and a prima facie case established, and it was for Mr.Ry- kert toanswer as best be mi#ht.This waso ected to by Mr.Rykert and his counsel, on.W.MacDougall, but the committe would not allow a change.Mr.Rykert called as witnesa Sir John Macdonald and Hon.Mr.Bowell, who were examined at length by Mr.MacDougall.Their evidence added nothing to what is already known.They united in the opinion, however, that Mr.Rykert, while persistent in pressing his claims, used no influence which was corrupt or improper.Further witnesses will be called next week.MR.TUPPER LEAVES FOR JR OTTAWA, {SPECIAL TO THE STAR] WASHINGTON, D.C, March 21.\u2014 Hon.Charlee H.and Mrs.Tupper left for Ottawa at 11 o'clock this morning.Mr.Tupper has not entirely recovered from his recent at tack, and although feeling somewhat weak he considered hiinseif well enough to stand the journey, espealally as he is very anxious to consult with Sir John Macdonald ana the rest of bis colleagues.The Prince of Wales at Berlin.BERLIN, March 21.\u2014The Prince of Wales arrived here this morning.He was received at the railway station by the Emperor, Empress Frederick and her daughters, and a number of princes of the reigning familles of the rman Empire.A ard of \u2018hohner was also at the station.hen the Prince alighted from the train the English national anthem was played by the band.The Emperor and the Prince of Wales entered a carrlaga and were driven to the castle.They were escorted by a detachment of cavalry.Mme.Pommery Dead.Rerme, March 21.\u2014Mme.Pommerey, of champagne fame, died here on Wednesday.She leaves a fortune estimated at four million dollars, and bequeaths Millets \"The Gleaners,\u201d the rival of \u201cThe Angelus,\u201d to the museum of the Louvre.Geveral Crook Dead.CHICAGO.March 21.\u2014 Major General George Crook, in command of the Department of Missouri, died suddeniy at the Grand Pacific Hotel this morning.He appeared to be ia his usual good-health last evening.Massacre in Africn, LoNDoN, March 21.\u2014Advices from Quilli- mane on the sastern const of Adriea, report that a Portuguese agent of customs and his escort of three-hundred natives have been near Lake Nyassa, Execution by Electricity, ALBANY, N.Y.March 21.\u2014-The Court of Appeals has aftirmed the judgments of the Courts below in the Kemmler murder case, declaring the electrical execution act constitutional.Bloody flot Nenr Bertin.BERLIN, March 21.\u2014A bloody riot is now taking place in Koepenick, a suburb of this city, where & mass meeting of workingmen has been convened to disques the eight hour | Question.The meeting broke up aisor- The ! The \"Legislative Council passed the in- ! ; Knights of Labor at Ottawa and Mr.Lepine, CAL PL 1 ! | LoNDox.March 21.\u2014The repart of the | | NAN AS SAS NAS SNS SNS QGUERE( DEBT | $19 045, 0 00 TTI NL A TN US mS der, and the Mayor was compelied to read e Riot Act, as the rioters were amusing hoor As by stoning the police.The Ma of thon charged the crowd at the head of y of gendarmes with drawn swords, in jur lng | many men and women.In the fight that followed two gondarmes were killed and seven ounded.The Berlin Garrison has just wired to hasten to Koapeniek, as the bana, which had been part) quelled by the Mayor's charges, had at las accounts br oken out afresh.COL.HUCHES AND SERGT.VALIQUETTE.Pension Faid to the Sergeant's Father, ISPECIAL TO TRE STAR.) .OTrrawa, March 21.\u2014The correspondence with reference to the pension to a relative of Sergt.à aliquatte of the 65th Battalion, who died in the North-West in 1885, brought down in the House, states that Colonel Hughes retained a portion of the pension.Mr.Blake, in the House yestor- day, said Lhis placed the officer in à painful position.Sir Adolph Caron has ordered un investigation.WHAT THE CHIEP BAYS.Col.Hughes was seen in reference tp the above, and states that the first intimation he received of the matter was from this morn- inæ's paper.The Chief says that when the grant was voted by the Federal Government to the father and relations of Sorgt.Valiquette, he, under power of SR ban ceived the amount of $612, all of which has been paid over in different sums.Colonel Hughes states that he holds the receipts for thesa sums.Une of the receipts shown by the Colonel reads: * Recelved from tieo, EB.Hughes the final balance of the sum Noted tu me for the death of my Bon, Prima V aliquetu Ts ned) \u201c Nov.16Lh, 1988,\" Col.Hughes states that he has had no communication from the Militia Department on the subject, and that he cannot understand what misunderstanding there can be about the matter, and also that he never received one cent for his trouble in the matter, and further that he paid some interest to Valiquette, as he thought it was due to him for the time some of the money was in his hands.ANTOINE VALIQUETTE, THE KNIGHTS AND MR.LEPINE, [SPECIAL TO THE \"STAR.Orrawa, March 21.-The relations between the Legislative Committee of the are not of a cordial character.Phe strained relations have been intensified by an editorial which appeared in Le Trait d'Union, the Montreal French labor organ, controlled by Mr.Lepine, which threatens separation from the order, MONTREAL CITY BILL PASSED, [SPECIAL To'tuE STAR.) QUEREC, March 21.\u2014This morning the Montreal City Bill passed the Legislative Couneil with a slight amendinent to correct a clerical error, EQUAL RIGHTS PARTY INC ONTARIO, ISPECIAL TU THE STAR | ToroNTo, March 21.\u2014In order to consolidate its organization, the Equal Rights 0s MENDICANT.ERCTER-'* Arcept this little gift, dear compatriot, as a slight token of my gratitude, Not word, 1 have notuing, and therefore will never miss IL.\" \u2014 Grip, INAS party in this city have decided to establish a club, to be the centre of influence for the province.The party have nominated in Peterboro, Mr.Carnegie, ex-M.P.P., who announced his intention of cutting adrift from the Conservative party and remainin independent.He will run for the Local House at the coming election.« Recelved Like Gods.\u201d PARIg, March 21.\u2014In a letter received from Jules Simon, now in Berlin, by a friend here, that distinguished statesmgm writes: \u201cWe are received here like grods.Neither officials nor people seem to think that they can do too much for us.\u201d The Subway Question.To the Editor of the STAR: SIR\u2014AS there may oe some misconception in regard to my opposing the grant of $32,000 and one-hall the damages towards the construction of the subway on Wellington street, I would like to state the case as it appears to me.I believe that there should be no level crossings within the city limita.But I maintain t the subways and bridges ought to be paid for by the railway corporations for whose convenience t hey are required.The £ity has already con buted to the Gran nk Rallway Company the following sums: instai- ments of St, L & A fantio Rativey 6 bonds, the payment of which the G.assumed, say $300,000.The city had a jud onu instalment.Simple interest on the above to date of station settlement in 1883, amounts to $360,000.Contributed to a city terminus in 1886, $60,000.In 1871 expropriated Brennan street for rbor connection $56,000.Making a total of seven hundred and seventy-six thousand dollars of the tax pa yers' money invested in the Grand Trunk ailway Company.The Wellington streat subway having been completed there 1 remains Hibernia road, poleo Atwater avenue, naines Chatham Seigneurs, St.Martin, Rime Aqueduct, Guy and Mountain st: which sooner or later must be bridged.ed.For 4 lowing the precedent now established the city will no doubt have to contribute a fuf- ther sum of.at least $300, Oo adore by system.There is now a hele : è Road Committee Tor $90.B00 fora b dre over the Cänadian Pacific track on t tension of St, Catherine street east the $90,000.Another will be required a Ontario street to cost abou in assuming the fait ors $33,000, we have in prospect an ox expenditure for similar objects, nearly a million dollars, which sum of pe ought to be paid by the companies for whose accommodati the tracks are laid through our Sirgats.The Canadian Pacific Railway, with that progressive and generous spirit which distinguishes its management, has construated overhead crossings to the Windsor Station.The Pennsylvania Railway Company, ot cost of three millions of dollars.is ing rid of its level crossings in Jersey ofty Connecticut the railways are obliged to build overhead, or subway crossthigs in towns at their own expense.It is about time that the raids by rich railways on the public treasury should cease.The following extract from the speech of Sir Henry Tyler to the rand Trunk Railway shareholders in London may serve to o open the oves of a long suffering and pation public.He is reported to have said: \u201cFinally, Mr.Hickson was able to obtain subsidies from the Dominion and Provincial Parliaments for the railway, and something additional for an iron bridge to carry road and rail traffic over the Chateau- guay River, and these subsidies have happily covered the cost, so that in the Beauharnois line you have a railway twenty miles long, through a prosperous qountry.and you have pot it for nothing.\u201d Ie i t time that the company should begin \u201cor pay for ite own TeaBury.pro; out of its owi t Re truly, ; Q.W.Sraramns.- / .of some of the ent for | CANADA MAY BENEFIT BY THE NEW AMERICAN TARIFF BILL.How an Important Business May he Diverted to Canada\u2014Mr, Bitt's Reciprocity Resalution.[rnom OUR owx COURESPONDENT.! WASHINGTON, March 31.\u2014If tbo tariff bill becomes law as now framed it will be à great benefit to one important Canadian industry.The bill places a duty of 10 per cent.on hides, and it 18 the opinion ç largest leather firms in New England that the effect of this duty will be to destroy the American export leather trade.Great quantities of hldes are now imported into this country, tanned and © rted as leather, principally to England, where it made up into boots and shoes and sold all over the world.The leather exported is all made from imported hides.Mr.Thomas E.Proctor, of Boston, one of the largest leather men In the country, is here trying to induce the Ways and Means Committee to take oft the duly on hides and leave them on tha free lst as at present.He says that if this is not done the business will be diverted to Canada, which even now is in close competition with the United States in this direction.Mr.Hitt's reciprocity resolution, reported to the House, is regarded, in view of the tariff bill just completed, as ure buncombe.This bill raises rather han lowers dutles, and so long as the pr esent high tariff 1s kept up on this side of he line Canadian reciprocity is out of the question.This Mr.Hitt knows very well, and the resolution was simply put in as a sop to the growing western element in favor of closer commercial relations with Canada.APPLICATIONS FOR THE FREE GRANT, (SPECIAL TO THESTAR.! QuEBEc, March 21.-1f any sceptical as to the capabilities of Canadians for popu ating the country, let him look at the applications put in by fathers having twelve children and over for the free grant of one hundred acres of land.Since the day sot for receiving these claims 145 persons have come forward aud pus in their applications duly proven.This an average of six per day.Judge Rioux's High Talents, To the Editor of the STAR: Fm It is seldom that the Government and )pposition at Quebec are as cordially ag reed.as they seemed to be in the high thibutes pald by the Hon, Mr.Robertson and the Hon.the Attorney General to the judie- ial services rendered by Mr.Rioux, the District Magistrate of 5t.Francis and Bedford.His court sits in seven different circuits besides the oity of Sherbrooke and the number of casas hoard and determined by bim every Tour both civil and criminal,\u2019 is exceedingly large, many of them being very important, as for instance the De Baum extradition case.A judge Is flaced in a delicate position and cannot raise his voice to advance hie claims in the matter of salary, and thus it transpires, as commented on by Mr.Robertsons that Judge Rioux jhas been for, years doing all this work upon à miserable salary of $1200 per annum.It is well known that counsel have received more for a single case before him than he receives for a whole year's services.Surely when both sides of the house agree the Government will not further delay granting to Judge Rioux a reasonable remuneration.The Government promised it would be done next session; if the justice of what Mr, Robertson asked is so obvious that the Government admittea it at once, surely there would be grave injustice in putting the matter off with the politician\u2019s usual pro- erastination.Yours, e ADVOCATE.erson is ¢ French FINANCIAL.The stock market this morning was dull and inactive with no new feature of inlerest to note, trading being conflned to Two stocks, consequently only a small volume of business Was accomplished.The weakness in Bank of Montreal ul- feadr noted \u20ac continues sand a further deltne or 14 to made, it 224 sold at 141 and it closed at 140 did, ER Asked which isa drop of Lg to l r cent on yesterdays quotations, ; \u2018Toronto was ull but wok and dropped 1 to 2 per cent., closing a! asked.Other bank i were neglected and showed no change.Canadian Pacific was stronger and advanced 5; in sympathy with stronger ad- ces from London.It opened and sold at 7 oh 1 Tous and closed at bid, 723g asked.\u201d In London It opened at 7 746, but closed up stronger at 7484.The rnoon market was, extremely dull and aside from some trading in Pa cg and Ga Gas it was a complete blank.bie, howe firmer and improved 34 to 7216, while Gas wold at 211g, closing stronger.Bank stocks were utterly neglected and values showed no quotable change.MORNING SALX8.\u2014200 BRhares Merchants at 200 Canadian Pacific at 7234, 25 do at and $5000 Canadian Pacific Land Grant Borgia at 100 AFTERNOON SALES.\u2014125 shares Gas at 21 11; 50 canadian Pacilic at 723g, and 150 do at 7 234 Yar Montreal Stock Exchange.for e STan by \u2014 Strathy & Co., Stock Brokers change ( Court.: P.1m, March.2 i Urey t 5 0; \u2014 0 \u2014 3 \u2014 01 \u2014 + 90 ; 80 | \u2014 \u2018103 \u2014 och.Cot.,.150 140 \u2014 Paper Can.Co.\u2014 103 New York Stock Exchange.Reported for the Star by MacDougall Bros.Brock Brokers, 69 8.Francois Xavier st., Cl's'y arch 2 os ore thE Brn EL 38 17 1 9 J 39% 40% 00k létand.93 (ie oh.& Terni.: SR 21 \"of x Tex.BC i nion bar Union.ex, au ly vhogingE (ed Grain and Frot fn Chicago.Latest prices oprrent in C Micago Gr for Grain al ¥islons, reported for the, BTan il Three.St Francois Xavier stree: {Month sing pr High'st Loweat \u20ac oise WHEAT.April .Rox rd 89 0% Corn.204; : Be Oars .: Ï as 22 | où {Ÿ Sis6 21 ORE 04 20 4710.05 | y.45 ;10.45 110.45 June 10:50.\u201810.50 10.50 10.Land.apr 010 | 01; oi Pe ay .] 8.BY .12 | 6:19 6.15 G19y Q12% American Watches AT ROSS\u2019.Waltham rstohor from 86.Eigin Watches à rom 86.Rockford Watches from 36.Waltham Watches, solid silver eases, from £a.Elgin Watohes, solid silver casen, from #9), £50 SWISS WATCHES.Bolg, ajlver stem wind, fully warranted, fro tir ras ts\u201d 7H we regan give a good, sound, relate\u2018 ton, HENRY R Ross.= Watchmaker & Jeweller, 137 8t.Peter, 3 doors from Cralg.42x MONTREAL FOOTBALL LU The ann mal meeting of tha above club will be held in the club rooms on Friday Svenin, 28th inst, atH o'clock Business, Section of { officers, Secretary\u2019s report, ete.ete E.BLACK, Hon, Sec.G8 Ze0d JOTICE.- COMPAIN'S Cari 118 8t.cols] one wt, rat ncème Lay re- dei is Louis Te ed to .Slate FR ba sol ror living, and iS to att tend dso ÆOLIAN ORGAN RECITAL A Recital will be gives on the 22nd inat, at foun \u201c shar +», in Ju Dae Noa PHA TES Spine Rooms, a Yudh No tre Damme Ibe olloxing come.No.will be performed on the Æolian U : new instrument: 1 Raymond Quverture, Thomas.2.Chant Ju Strenu\u2014op, GE Kowaiski.3.Melodio in F Rubinstein.4.Romeo it \u201cSuite ett, Gounod.5.Chinese Bérénade.Fliege.6.Dunse des Clendon.7.rceuse\u2014 Su 57.Choy KR, Souvenir de Cuba, Mazurka, Gottachulk.9.Tauhsuser M Wo! 10.Hélen Waltz brillante Wollenhaupt Admiasion on presentation of visiting card.8x1 ST, PAUL'S CHURCH YOUNG MEN'S ASSOC'N CONCERT \u2014IN AID OF\u2014 NORTH WEST MISSION, IN LECTURE HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 28TH, 1890, AT H15 P.M.Tickets may be had from the members and at the door, 68 4 Jaw \u2014UNDER THE AUSPICES OF\u2014 The Amateur Skating Association OF CANADA, DOMINION RINK \u2014GRAND\u2014 Ten-Mile Race Fon THE OHAMPIONSHIP OF CANADA.FRIDAY, MARCH 21st.D.BROWN, Champion, 1888 H.LAVASSEUR, Champion, \"1889.C.GORDON, H-mile Champion, 1 8R0.ng.LATREMOUILLE, winner of the Carnival cup, 1889.W.BELLEFLEUR.G.CLAVELLE, B.WILLS.A.GAUTHIER.C.T GILLESPIE, 88 1 SPECIAL NOTICE! The members of 8T.PATRICK'S BOCIETY re requested to meet tn the Kt.Patrick's Hall, 223 McGill street, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, RE Pru i.to wake arrungetenta for the Annual Elee Monte Lharapagne OF WINES.MERIT WILL TELL I oan cheerfully recommend Gray's Syrup of Red Spruce Gum as an excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds and sore throats.J.J.PERRY, 68x1 Napanee, RUSTIC STANDS.WANTED the address of a maker of RUSTIC FLOWER STANDS! ADDRERS: \"STAR\" office.6813 ERCHANTS, YOUR CLERES WILL BE honest Hy compelled to use MORTON & CO, LAST EDITION.BLL TALKIN ABOUT THEI! \u201cAlly Sloper was Immortalized by a Hat\u201d Did you see them?Numbers have, and everybody who has seen them has been dehghted.We told you on Tuesday that the latest styles in New Spring Hats.were somewhat different from those of last year.They are.But they are even more elegant.At least that\u2019s what a great many have said to us.But let our friends judge for themselves.Character and dignity and style are all associated with a Hat.Note four things about W.Robertson & Co.'s New Spring Hats: 1.They are absolutely the very latest style.2, They are of the very best quality.They are from the most celebrated makers in the world.4.They are sold at closest margins.Then please make a note of this pointer.That having catered for the gentlemen of Montreal for upwards of a quarter of a century, we may fairly be presumed to know what suits their requirements.See the \u201cnewest things out \u201d at W.Robertson & Co, POPULAR HATTERS, Buccessors to C.J.Reynolds.173 St.James St.We are now prepared to supply our customers and the public with everything in the Furniture line at much less than manufacturers\u2019 prices, on account of having bought a large Bankrupt Stock which must be cleared out this month to make room for our Spring Stock.Come early and select your goods which will be stored free until wanted.Liberal terms when desired.Open evenings.H.A.WILDER & CO.,, 232 to 238 McGill Street.BANKRUPT STOCK.$20,000 WORTH OF FURNITURE To be cleared put this month at AI enormous sacrifice, far below manufacturers\u2019 prices.Come early and select your © which will be stored free unt wauted.H.A.WILDER & CO., 1678 Notre Dame Street.Selling off.Cole\u2019s Sale.Lamps.Crockery, Chandeliers, Must Clear; Building Coming Down, COLE'S LAMP STORE, 1792 Notre Dame Street.THE \u201cTRADE BULLETIN.\u201d SUBSCRIPTION.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$2 per year.This week's issue of the Trade Bulictin contains editoriais on the following subjects: THF.IRON TRADE, EXCITEMENT IN THE LEATHER TRADE, ONTARIO'S MISHAP, THE WHEAT SUPPLY SPECULATION IN SUBURBAN LAND, THE Ex: PORT APPLE TRADE, THE BALMON PACK, THE PRICE OF HAY, AMERICAN IRON, FIRST OPTION DEAL IN NEW CHEESE, EXCITEMENT IN HEAVY CHEMICALS, REMINISCENCES OF THE OLD BANERUPTCY LAW.HENRY MASON, Editor and Proprietor.6 Beaver Hall Hill, Montreal.681x1 GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE.SALE-A first-class hard ware business, in o: ef oe best thoroughfares in the city.Stock polud, ing shop farniture and hxtures amounts to toes een 25000 and 86000.The stock 15 in excellent condi- ton, re assorted, and al a splendid oppor- one startin; in bu i Lamy où 0 health, Easy y meal for session.For further particulars apply to pyre C.FATT, Accountant, 64168 Fraser Buildings, 43 St Bacrament st.Large stock of the latest styles of uproht and grand pianos received at Lindsay\u2019s Piano Rooms, 2270 St.Catherine street, from Decker Brothers, New York, Heintzman & Co., Toronto, and other first-class makers.8E \u201cMORTON & CO, CHELx BOOKR\u201c-THRE nesty bent gud cheapest; & srrors and dishon C.E.Brown, AGENT.up 7 Place d'Armes.ERCHANTS, KEEP CLERES FROM STEALING by using\u201d MORTON & CO.CHECK BOOKS.\" C.KE.Brown, AGENT, 88x2 7 Place d'Armes.OFFICES TO LET,ELEVATORS, &c.(NORDHEIMER BUILDING.) few of these las» of respect, are now to let at Jom rents to desirable tenants Possession at ones if desired.16x A.& 8.NORDHEIMER.13 dt.James Street.PET ENSETS AND MISTARES » by Using CHE Ch BOOKS.\" Hor Jamples.ote.send post-paid ON & CO.CHECK BOOKS.\u201d * 7 Place d'Armes, C.E.Brown, AGENT, ;, 68x2 Montreal.6sx2 7 Placo d'Armes.FROM FARM HOUSE, BRING MR STRACHAN\u2019S COUNTRY VILLACE, TOWN AND CITY comes the demand, GILT EDGE SOAP and not an impure imitation ! ot Ap Suits, Overcoats, Men's Men's Men's Men's lar prices.20 days.J.M.NORDHEIMER'S BUILDING.After the Conflagration.RE! WATER! There's a Big Salvage Here Yet.NORE Everybody knows what class of merchandise we deal in.Here's a hint about what's left and what you can buy it for : from $1.50 to $6.00 from 50c.Men\u2019s Odd.Coats, from 20c.Odd Vests, Thad of En, 15 cts.to 81 Pants, = = Undershirts, Tics, Braces, Collars, Sox, Handkerchiefs.from 1 cent up.Ten thousand yards Tweeds, Worsteds, Broadelstiys;\"Mettons, etc., by the yard, at 45c on the dollar : or made to measure at the same reduction on regu- = SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY.ONE PRICE.NO GOODS EXCHANGED DURING SALE.\u201cTo permit of the final repairs to the building, we limit the time of sale to If our store is too small we shall close our dooxg-gasl every customer is served.Every provision for prompt and quick sales.CONROY, ~ to 85.00 to $2.00 from 10 cts.to 82 209 & 211 ST.JAMES STREET.WANTED.anted to work on commission in Ci oc tres Must bo familiar with the Drug an and cery trade, and be well recommend s Gor- ous paid.Apply by leur letter to P.U.Drawer 1963, Q STEALING POSRIBLE WBERE \u201cMUR & CU.CHECK BOOKS \" are used.CBTON C.E.Bross, Aogx, lace d'Armea, INSOLVENT NOTICE.68x?will be sold by auction.In the matter of A, THERIEN, coal and wood dealer, The.endersiened will sell by auction at tho folle enchere of the last purchaser, at No.86 St.J os street, Montreal, on Saturday, 209th March, 1590.11 oclock the assets of the os state, te, conalstisig of Coal snd + ood, Healom 5 ho sle .For ph oem Le ares, 65 KENT & PS GOT TR, d'Armes, Montreal, A.MARCOTTE & CO.68 3 2sw Auctioneers SALE BY AUCTION, at the DRIVING PARK, POINT BT.CHARLES, APRIL 1st, 1880, between 10& 12 a.m, THE FAMOUS MARE, \u201cLAPRAIRIE GIRL,\u201d 87x10 ALE OF VERY NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.Willis & Co.Grand Bquars Piano, ccst $350, Hand.somes Sofa, Fancy Odd Chairs, Brussels Carpets, Mantel Mirror, Brass Gasaliers, Hall Light and Brackets, Fine Engravings, Easel, Ornaments, Fancy Tables, Madras and Lace Curtains, Portieres, Cherry Sideboard, Dining Table and Chairs, Dinner and Tes Service, Silverware, Glassware.Walnut Bedroom Set, Bpring Beds, Mattresses, Iron Bedstead, Bureau, New Jewel Hall Stove (nickel plated), Saratoga Cooking Range, with H.W.attachment, Granite Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c., &o Er Everything in rood order, only one year in uss, \u2014SALE AT THE BEAIDENOCE,~ NO.54 ALBINA STREET (Corner Laval Avenue, St.Louis Park), MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 24, AT XEN O'CLOCK.M.HICKS 5 CO Auctioneers.541 88 1 LARGE AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF GLASSWARE, Ete, Eto, On Account of Whom It May Concern, ON MONDAY, MARCH 34th, We will sell at our rooms, 41 and 243 ST.JAMES BTE EET, » large essor t of Glassware, con- Wine Glassen, maior, Goblots, Jugs, Decanters, Fancy Tea Pots, But- Dishes.Lig Sets.20 gross Fancy Ornaments in \"China and arian larwe lot Vases and Fancy Goods.Jn lots to suit the trade.SALE AT 2 P.M.RAE & DONNELLY, BR 2 Auctioneers.JALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND MILLINERY STOCK.We will sell st number 2171 NOTRE DAMB 8TREET, on MONDAY, the 24th INSTANT, all the furniture of a private bouse, consisting in Parior Hall steve.Etehes U « asrorèment of.Bliilinery jones Rate Rhos Feathers, fon wera, Ribbons, Show \u2018Cass, etc.The whole to vosols without reserve.ALE AT TWO O'CLOCK.MARCOTTE & CO., Auctioneers, 1 REAL AUCTION SALE AR 2 ¢ or Millinerfes, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, fine Feathers, 8ilk, Plush, Velvet, Gauze, &e., ke.AT XO.1854 NOTRE DAME STREET, ON SATURDAY, 22ND INST., AT 10 A.M, AND 2 AND7P.M ECREMENT & CO, ATLIFF'B SALE\u2014PROVING B trict of Montreal -No.in this cause \u201cconalatin rornes, N ness, ote.n cash.N beso , 8.Montreal, Qt \"March h, 1800, 8 AI LiFFS SALÉ-PROVINCE OF riot of Montreal, No.0 F Latives, Plaintifl, versu apt.On the 31st day of Ma 18: glock in tho forango at the B80 of the anid \u201christop sur a efendant, 2] Ht ie ot tlie husiasa place.Du ority of hed Frog a chattels *of the said con of hota: hot \u201crit Tone hd.8, BOURABH BAC bon al, Bus March 890.81 INCE OF QUEBES.ve LE Cire Phen: pods oi cause, hii ct ons seized ke.Kc Le i due Montres, VE 5148 oF fr Rint Ch RE at or "]