The Montreal daily star, 4 juin 1890, mercredi 4 juin 1890

[" A fiverage Qireuiation, , 32,300.Bitnations PYacant, NINERS NIN E ~~ JW Baros ot écolies departigent Fon t Hoa) Le ne hanes a dun.1 id ward .Mechan Anica Institute.WE RS, 5 91.25 PER day, NAITY Inch, wages $40 per day, 5Û 78 pet day, horses and 1.50\u201d stone ue po pe w Ho read canal nl Apply on works, W with.app ak hia RIE - EE AER 243 EEE ENS ALFFTYT TO 40.10 oh of two, re oh a re- the country, with family dattes Tusuday uired, vly at 8 Tower ave., ou an au Ap ED \u2014 UEBEC, A GROUM, x Er well recommended, Dept.dsor street San, ARACT for Ey Pantone purseries ee cho ce rocks 23h » poctaiti a pe erre: Address.Lie see, \u201cJ oa: \u201c Sran office 120 ANTED-WouD To KNER AND BAND A at on nee.nied wages sod eady work.1 \u201cto Wm.A , Atc! n'e philo Su an Tall, Ont.N \u2014SHIFFEK FOR B DS w Win sation salary expeoted 1 to A 11 SH anen EG-GUOD PLAIN 0 STEADY WT ent to 0 wood and, Troy Steam La L Laundry, 140 St.tors s 1293 W ANTED \u2014 CE 4, GENERAL SERVANT.V Apply 13 a press 20:2 y RTANTED_aN EXPERIENG No En, BEER PRIVEE, Wd Ap t refèrences require pp 1902 y }* PLAIN COOK (PROTEST- VE only at 346 Mountain st, before noon non Bik to seven thirty p.1293 Bass F IN ISHERS.APPLY WAY to TED oR E.CChantelonp, 503 Cra > 12 TAN RESPECTABLE TRE W ASTED AE Apply No 23 Laval ave.196 3 UENG GIRL AS GENERAL SEk- ANRT Ari © of three, no washing or ironing.Apply 360 Upper St Urbainst.ANTEDOAT \"ORCE COMTE (EFTENT GENERAL Ÿ servant for sl wages, 32 Bishop st ANTED-ENGINEER, MUST WY recommendations and to make himself gener- uy useful and take charge in absence a employer, ron of responsibility do coired, state are.Fo.At war var.ut salar - ned yor.steeds silos ment.P.0.Box 87, Tacolle, 129 3 FANTEDZ A MESSAGE BUY.APPLY 18¢ 8T.Ÿ Autoine atree 129 3 WANE TED A cut FLE OF SMART BOITE _ Ap: Craix s 129 TANTE CEN ERAS SERVANT.APPLY w 1TH W ferences, at 130 Laval Avenue 1283 FANTED IMMEDIATELY.A FIRST CLASS coachman and groom.Apply with references, to RB \u2018Hart, 768 Sherbrooke st.1301 WVANTED-NES F0 Foba HOUSE.A BOBER AUF- immediate} 130 1 ANTED\u201410 GOOD BARTENDERS FOR BEL Afr Raves, Apply atonce to 188 Bleury at.ANTED\u2014A YOUKu GIRL TG MIND BABY IN W afternoons.Appip 39 Shuter et 1301 ANTED\u2014A FEW uvUD HANDS ON BLOUSES, a Apply at once, at The American Jersey & Cloak factory, 2342 Catherine at.1301 ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, GOOD GENERAL servant, for amily f three.Apply with references, 32 Bi 301 FANTED EÉPERIERGES NURSE.à ri od references, to so to country for summer and take: charge months old, and partial care of little girl Eu Years.Apply 38 Bishop street, before twelve o'clock.WATERED A YOUNG GIRL FOR LIGHT House work.small family, no \u2018washing, Manoe street.sn 0 5 WwW ANTED\u2014A GOOD SHIRT TRONE, NO OTHER need apply.18 Berthalet 301 WARIED a \u201cGENERAL SC NTARE PL TO d wash, 3in the family.Arely, with references to 32% St.Antoine st, Jtodp mm.1301 ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, A oorETTNT nurse, one willing to return to Fnglan ply 40 McGill Collexe ave.ho ANTED-GENERALSERVANT, WITH REFER: snces swell family, where nurse is kept, a Bt.Denis {30 ANTED_2N \\N ENERGETIC MAN TO TO, TAKE general or a special article good She Fog for Mon and vicinity, Nberal cominission to tho r cht ar A Apply 2u06 Bt Catherine! st, A 1% 1302 Wa MATRON FOR à CHARITABLE institution for a he summer nets none but experienced Address encloaing references, * STE .8 RE 130 > ANTED\u2014A BOY TO LEARN SCALE TRADE.o APPLY to Alex Gordon, Scale Mfg.73 504 Wiz NTED-NURSE GIRL FOR TWO CHILDRE four and five years of age, also to assist À light housework.Alply 18 18 Droles st.130 5 ANTED_2 OR 3 RELI ABLE MEN OF Soo dress, to canvass for the sale of a pelle od commission Ea a RN st.2p Cou w ANTED_CARPENTERS AND JOINERB.AP- pay immediately to J.B.Johnson, 101 jaapee- tor Lo _ 1301 TED COOK AND HOUBEMAID TO 80 TO TO AN Snide be: st references required.ly 207 Upper Stank 138% ATED 00D SENET SERVANT, MUST have references.good wages, no washing.Apply to Xda St Matthew st.130 2 V ANTED=HOUNEMAID, WITH REFERENCES, 0 Dorchester sf 1301 WEEE, A GOOD TGERERAL ~~ SERVANT, city references required.Apply at 224 Stan.Ÿ SALESLADY FOR MILLINERY NN ANTED \u2014~ THOROUGH STABLE MAX, FOR country Hotel.Apply between © and 13, Thursday, June 5, at the Tarry House, St.James st NED store, at once, 1p8S8 Notre Dame at.1301 Mon ANTED \u2014 A GOOD DRESSMARER AND APprentice, at 1836 Ontario 130 i ANTED-BMART YOUNG AIRE X AS GENERAL rvant.Apply 54 City Councillors st, 130 1 + > wor pre: 60 Bertholot st op id0 1 ANTED \u2014 A TRE HOPE COFI COFFEE HOUSE, A Rood waitress snd a woman to do scrubbing.acces, No 1 Alexander st.1301 'ED_HOUSEMAID, WITH GOOD REFER ED willing to go to the seaside.Apply to 77 Durocher street.130 1 WASSER.BUNCH MARKERS.APPLY AT 15 1301 ANT PAT ALBION HOT) CHAM maids and dining room girls, EL, 1 a ANTED EXPERIENCED \u20ac Sl TO PACK nd clgarette Cigarett.Co., 1D St.Peter at * * orican 1801 © ANTED A GENERAL SERVANT, ABLE good wages, > plain Soking, no washing or ironing, y ANTED \u2014 ESPESIENGED DRYGOODS MAN Apol 155 Mance 1301 0 take Charge of store, west aide, must speak both nÉpnges au be an sal .Ad statin salary, Wp 337,\" STAR Office.1301 DINING RO GIRL, W lANTED-E SMART OM craie À od wages paid rit one.Apply at once DOS ANTED-AT ONCE, À X GERERR AL BERV SERVANT, _¥¥_ fora small family.Apply Cadieu ANTED_NURSE GIR UN 2 WI TRE % _ assist in housework, Bertheletst.1301 WAY AN TED-ORGANIST À AKD D CHOIR MASTER st hurch; ter- borough.salery 8600.Aimer until J ing borou, sa.pl tl July qualifications, vo Jas A.all Pot uly 1st sta all, Peterborough, Ont.130 § Zaw % J ANTED-OFFICE BOY, GOOD WRITER, GOoD references Address in own writing to P.O Box 1385, ANTÉDZA BOCSEMATT | IMNEDIATE AP- V ply to T1 Hea College ave, after hes or between 1a and À 30 2 particulars appl To fieney F.J.Jac ate Agent, wets ont, or Henry Jack: Real Eataie gent hoon\u201d ss, Montreal, Pots SALE \u2014 \"HOTEL, SALOONE AND ALL other kinds of businesses, also houses and ttorea to let, differont parts of city.44 Victoria sq.1306 Plane to Joan.Loney to doa J ONEY TO LEND, Table, Butldtur.127 6 4a RENAN frat Morteare on real vstate.Address L, P.O.Box JB.Montreal, 104 Z2awztt LT NON TS LOST \u2014 ON SUNDAY iccket with monogram, ed on returning to J.fi EVENING, A GOLD Finder will be reward-.clutyre, 13 Victoria $3gaze.OST\u2014A SMALL TAN COLOR LORA blue Noted \u2018collar and\u2019 COKER 50g, WITH livering bim at 45 Sanguivet St.will he row arded, I OST-ON JSF ZNH AT 1Hr VICTORIA KINR 4 or in the Mare à Hair bracelet, with wold wary rewarded.¥ same to 1154 Doe Hi x IND IN INST,\u201d Tse, von *3.50 an \u201cfair otre 1 to 67 nr) street and De DARK BED MOR mall bool irre Noa 1 atne nt.ed.Tos a\" BOTT aro, from the Grand Union \u201couuae 1801 Notre à veut ; à row white strip Down the den Cul PU, with nat: porn to the name of Jick.Any person JJ teceive the above re.For AOF Le BisoD somes.San is cutod the; 80 not not return a aren an wil ana Nein rr Zour, Rs Fa broving propery, at SN 5 ~ no } sowencts For, ete, Address \u201cP Loan Situations Wanted.ANTED-BITUATION BY PRACTICAL GAR Wie Borat >ponkiugr both both languages, * À x fore, Cu Laue, oar Lui usignan st 1263 Wine bl FRENCH LADY, SEWING AT ti her own home, ladies\u2019 cotton\u2019undorw dren's dresses, at moderate prices, 67 Mont | all eal W TES NEED au BED FIT So ANTED \u2014 A SITUATION BY A YOUR VE as ahorthend writer.Address \"\u201cF 6.voit Ca, ADDLE AGED WOMAN, ANTED \u2014 BY A ook or working housekeeper situation as plain in » plain family ANDY 7 72 Bt George st.CHR WAN NTED\u2014BY YOUNG GIRL, SITUATION AB tno: ald in private boa house or restaurant.Address, * J.137\" Btar 2 WANTED BY BY WET NURSE, B.ï RU URBE { Bor own home.Apply I.0.Taneloy, 967 Notre Dame en.TS 2 JANTED\u2014AN 2 SERTY FOR CITY TRAVELER, on Sunt ssion, Stople Security audreferences ven.\u201cJ 164.5 office.129 2 ANTED \u201cFost ON BF A FOUNG MAN, iF office 7 Years experience, writes aliort, hang or would inves 8790 in, 3 business U stand investigation.Address *\u201cJ 153,\" PEER ours | WANIED \u2014 EEN EMPFLO TM Er BY un) man, 58 assjstant a book Te counts or Jerresrondence, terms moderdte.AS: T dress \u201cH 134,\" Stan of 19 4 ANT ED-BY A YOUNG LADY, POSITION TO write and make Qu accounts, best of referenc Address 1651 Delisle 120 2 ANTED-SIT Xi Br: MARRIED COUPLE, man ag general man, f horses an den, good milhor, willing Los eet himself generally useful, womun as general serva ant, good references.state tail particulars to M.J O.,P., to be called for, ANTEDS BY AN EXPÉRIENCED GOVERNESS, ne Byrne, Cowansville P.120 2 aummeren wement in oaithy country place, would give Orning hours for swall remuneration.Ad- ress \u201cBeta,\u201d Box 224, Cote St, Antoine, Montreal, ANTED-8ITUATION AS THVALEE FOR Eastern Townships and Pruvince of Quebec, Clty of of Montreal, in dry goods, fancy soods, boats shoes house, having lou) experience and beat recommendahon.Address \u201c\"K 107.\" Suan otige.da ANT SAVE TIQUE ns OVER Ok COM- anion, a seaside gprasement for Bolida 8, Apply 0 5 Miss Walker, Y.W.C.À.lk 2 FANTED\u2014 \u201cFAMILY ORG Es ss do at her own home.Address 24 babuorl st (upstairs).32 ANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG MAN?ES re port lence in wholesale and ret Tocary store, situa on, hisheat city references.Ad ress Lz] 213 TAR © ANTED BY YOUNG MAN, GOOD PAIN TER paperhanger and house decorator, an enrage- Address Thomas lite, Bishop\" sois ANTED ENGAGEMENTS BY SICÉ NURSE Apply 253 8t.Hu 1295 ment a once.ink.ANTED \u2014 SITUATION, |, EMPLOYMENT BY A t bookkeeper, cop, man, competen ying, writing & dry postin balancin books.\u20ac afternoons and evenings Addreus \"KR,\" 15311 À AN TED- BY A GERMAN WOMAN, WAS TS and ironing by the day.Apply 669 ha Wome BY A YOUNG AN Just arrived from Europe, for dessine pou bonest and sober, not afraid of k, salary moderate.S'Apply de M 2145 Not re Dawe st._130 1 ANTED-WORK BY THE DAY.APPLY 9 Aylmer at., n pataire 130 ANTED-BŸ Fi&ST CLAss TAUNDRESE, gentlemen 8.or families\u2019 washing at her own bome, 579 Lagau tiere 8 301 ANTED \u2014\u2014 RE AS NURSE TS CHIL ou eraon, English, age dress\u201d \u201cFist an ofbce.*Dso Al FANTED.WRITING OF Ray DESCRIFTION, to do at home, \u2018evenings.Address \u201cR se + STAR office ANTE DCSITU ATION TO BERVE Te A fectioner's shop, by young lady.Address \u201cP 314.\" STAR office.30 1 ; Rooms to Zet.» ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT one On bath room fiat, for one or two ry ester st.une dour east of fey 1256 N BATH.|, 4 UN- Noy tinted and 0 dren: 288 Bt M ve nat > se - N Y FUHNT DOUBLE OC .NOR 8 easy, Hi Vick rast.1965 0 LET, TWO FRONT ROOMS, FUR.pou doublé or'sing 40 Donegana st.127 6 00M 10, LEY FULIINED, TRONT AD with oF kitchen a ESUIB1 Hloury st.1274 QO: NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, BATH, w.&., hot and cold water, with or without board, at é1 German 127 6 .a ROE i BEDROOM, WELL FURN TSRED, KR throom fist, with hot and cold water, 13: t., doors frows Windsor Hote 187 4 \u2014 FURNISHED, TO Tr APRES 3° ions: atreet.WELY, FURNISHED, BINGLE BOOM, lish family, use of kitchen, he forme .Urbain PARLOR le IDR RE imoletate.78 Bi re ARD, ETE 2x ner.05 Mansacld st, 128 = ONFOR ARLY FURNISHFD, MO.\u2018enlences, no o children, 129 pO somone on OR TWO PARLORS, WELL FURnished, waa, bath, hot and cold water, at 8 Han over st.OUM\u2014TO LET ELEGANTLY FURNISHED room, 5634)¢ Bherbrooke st, first door from ain, caga pass door.Le 28 3 FP OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS, SING ON J R bathroom flat, 2071 St.Cathérine st.\u201chad 3 R OOMB-BOOMS TO LET WITH BOARD, ALSO Q ble board.Apply to D Phillips Square.128 6 DJOM\u2014TO LEL, À NICELY FURNISHED BEDroom, suitable for two young gentlemen or a harried aétoloe references exchauged.Apply to BEAVER HALL SQUARE, NICELY Ra fu miéhed room, suitable for ome or two gentle- then, house has all modern convenien = 286 TPOOMS\u2014HANDSOMELY PORNISHED™ FRONT bedroom, aitting room, with use of kitchen, gas, oto, private family, Evans st.128 3 OOM\u2014SINGLE ROOM, WITH FIRsT CLASS R board, at 31 Belmont, off Bea\\or Hall, Sill.Yophone No.4726.8 3 OOM_FEONT BEDROOK, NEWLY TTT leasant, suitable for, two ladies or gen- Apply 204 Bt.Geo: 12 had tlemen, terme moderate, Ï levure at.1283 OOMS\u2014DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS, WITH firet-classa board, at 133 Metcalfest.1288 FPOON TO LET, NEATLY FURNISHED, + 50 per month, gentlemen only, 578 Lagauchetiora 8t,, near Bt.Urbain st.128 3 OOMS-NEWLY FURNISHED, WITH ALL MOD- erp improvements, with or without board.Apply 04.63 Dofehosiar street, near Windsor Hotel.\u2014 NICELY AND ELEGANTLY R- oo hed, private famil without chiidren: Path gas, hot water Address 208 St, H Bd DOM3\u2014ONE DOUBLE AND Be SINGLE: Eux aishe ed._30 Victoria streat.129 OOMA\u2014TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT .BOARD: at } 12 Dorchester street 294 voMs \u2014 FURNISHED ROOMB TO cart WITH R or without board, 679 Lugauchetiere st.129 2 OOM \u2014 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, with or without board.Apply 25 Bt.Huber è st.facing Viger Squara 129 5 OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED ROUMSN, OAs R hot and cold water.Apply at 868 Palace cost, > OOMS-AND BOARD VACANCIES FOR transient and table boarders.Ji McGill ooh lege ave, OOM-HANDSOMELT FURNISHED DOUBLE room, wi ass board, home coporta.AT Bhuter st.12056 RSA FURNISHED, DOUBLE AND SINGLE, J lexander at,, corner Dorchester.Rous \u2014 VACANT, 98 UNIUN AVENUE ANTED= WARING AND SLEANING BY SHE OOMS_FURNISHED TO LET, SUITABLE FOR WAL good references.Address \u2018\u2018Q 348 TAB light housekeeping, b.aud w.c., 335 St.An- ofice.Fag 2 toine st.1293 W- ANTED-WORK BY THE DAY.OR WARHING AT VOMS-\u2014TO LET, COMFORTABLY FURNISHEP, ras oF a respectable woman, references | with board.14 Brunswick st.83 required, 256 Cadieux st.1307 OOME-TWO SINGLÉ AND UNE DOUBLE Le, CE R with good board, also table boarders, 78 Uroperty for Sale, ic.Property for Gals, Gte.RCH AND BOARD.WELL FURNISHED MESCELLANROUN.rooms, gas and all mode nu conven ences, 1 3 R SALE-FARMS IN THE EASTERN TOWNships.For particulars apply to Thomas Trihor, 20 Bt.James street.F5, SALE\u2014ORTO LET ON BURGESS = a Point &t.Charles, six new cottages, mi y fa- Union ave.3 OOM\u2014FURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR TWO R ladien or two gentlemen or a married 5% 6, 14 Chenneville st.OOMB \u2014 FACING VIGER G AXDENS, ished with ail mo im roycmments.wih be sid on dec uraishe suitable for à marriod couple cr ay ea terms of pay on pply 7 urgess st., or © Ÿ.G Uraixahank, D0 St dammed ot 1504 so AL her dollars per week, in a et Eagils OOM _ TO RENT, 27 McGILL COLLEGE Dorscs and Carriages._ R°\\vonue.120 3 SE EDS RE : RE {SHRED JOB BALE SAR Sa ins LE Re NSE, OLA XD JuorPER = R Borromes st rou 208 ET 1203\" 3 a: in harness.Apply to Coschman, 581 hl R COM \u2014 TO LET.as FRONT À BATE-A 4 VEAE OLD FULL BLOO amily, English, 600 Dorches \u2018128 = thoronghored (Mona), For pedieres, pri ED OOM \u2014 NEATLY AND ONIORTATLS .Thompson, 58] Elin nished, on bathroom flat, gas, hot wien ka.other p er particular ulars, addreas T.W.pos, SO TARTAUT HORSE, 6 SYRIE SLT.und qi very gentile, ghries pizo,e can be een at 396 Bt, Bram ue \"3 JOR SALE - A GOLDEN OP; FORTUNITY, TWO h : one 3s the handsome and gether pole tn 2.40; without a doubs they areas single harnons if not better, and are without sult of can be drivel by any one with perfect Safety.hey ed sound, kind and gentle: also a side.bar top Do with pole and shafts made by J.B.Brewster, New York: and a eut oi to be sold together or A wive wood Batis fants reasons for why they are bein, ; offered £ or sale.Cal atmy private stable, No.20 Victoria Bq.Will allow à trial of either one of the horses for ten darsits if xe- quired.Foil i ALE HANDSOME, YOu YOUNG BAY MARE, a, perfectly sound, quiet an driver, cheap.Apply Tear of 2 20 andy Hither a ve Dufresne st.R SALECHAND DSOME CHESTNUT HORSE, Years o ands, stylish driver, safe for y, the Property oi of Frontlemian leaving cit per put horse, tra roads years old, 81 also very hao of Pontes, \u2018Bro roadaters an ts for lady, W, Nally, 4 Brunswiok Livery an Seal Stable vin BEG Georg e 8° BLM B BALE-QUESEC PUGGT.SEw, BE at Mercier's show rooms.For as Sand T5 avply t to james L.Wiseman, 186 St.James st.13 R SALE\u20144 PASSEN ENGER ENGLISH boa dE by Mercier, also a Gladstone waxgon, both Lu new.Apply in rear 434 St.Denis at.\u2018130 1 dor Fale, \u2014 OBR TO LET, TENTS, FLAGS AND Soci ping \u201crequisites, fire \u2018ENTE and displays a alty, Mon trea I In Hiores, 16585 Notre Dame ana.33 St, Paul at, Bell Telephon 127 2 Fo SALE \u2014 560, BALANCED PULLEYS, SHAFTing.hangers, planers, moulders, sawing machi- ery 5 engines an ilers, no reasonable offer Ie sed.Mullin & Co., Papineaq sq.129 5 or SA LE\u2014 Sd, = C.FISCHERS OF N NEW YOR YORK ano, perfectly new, 7 tave: 4 roundcorners.ADPIY 168% Notre Dame st sas 294 R BALE-PRIZE DEMAS sn FRE TSAW AND turning lathe (combined), in good order, oi Used a few times.For particulars address B., Br Box 776.1301 OR SALE BOOKCASKS, 85 AND 0.2 HALL ds, new Wanzer C se mao.machines, te.84, 39, a8, slo Graham's, 74 new st.OR SALE\u2014TRICYCLE, ALMOST NEW, Fa SEA w English mako, N° Jalbert, 2323 1301 ame 8 jÿk SALE\u2014A $30 GAS STOVE, iN \u201cFRREECT order, for half price.Apply & 586 Sherbrook Xe st.FORE ALE \u2014 GA8 STOVE, COST &25, TO BE J Bold at half price, at 778 \u2018Palace st.1301 [OR SALE-WELL BRED COCKER SPANIEL pa ps, they are beauties, males and females, thay are ail black BY Dufresne st, 130 2 Wanted to Purchase eT = SNS Se PURCE.ABE \"LADIES AND RR t 0 thing, fu Je 1k ts nts\u2019 cast off ciothing, furs, well 3 and Pladiilin Adâress *F #1086.\u201ca ce .ANTED-TO PURCHASE Jor GOUD3 AND of drygoods, clothing, \u2018ware, Sran office.109 VANTED- SPANTEL PUP.MA MU wall breed.Address F.K., P.0.Box 2 TE W ANTED-\u2014SAILING SKIFF, MUST BE CHEAP.Address Skiff, P.O.Bos 05.Montreal.120 + WANTED \u2014TO PURCHASE GLASS PARTITIONS.Addre m5 ur 1301 ANTED \u2014 TU PURCHASE A GOOD hand cylinder hos desk.Addreas * STAR office 1303 WANTED TOPE PER TOKEN, 1838 05 1838, ft Montreal, sl to ef given, J/W, Jones, Cape Vincent, New Y ork, 130 = ANTED- KTIGHEN et SE IN-EXCHANGÉ for sosp.Addres: Pnoturer, 604 Papinesa Pupils Warde.ANTED avais BY Ÿ A A OQ WwW WALD Address \u201cF BTak office.19950 ANTED PUPILS TH BHORTHARD.TERME moterste A SANS PUS TIRE VI ED \u2014 BH AND ve 5 TT elaës teacher.oY st Chas.Borromee stroet, 130 4 ANTED © PUPIIN TU LEARN FRENCH DE young lady, Address \u201cN 268,\" STAR off Tes, WD AND TYPEWRIT xg A Danita, priya ons.Apply 13 Brans at.\u2014 130 4 Er = « aiy private, 23 Brunswick s 120 3 COMS\u2014WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, ON BATH RR room flat, with board, also table Board, permanent or transient, class, terms moderate, 68 Beaver Hall Hill.1204 OOM \u2014 Pi ANT UNFURNISHED ROOM with use of kitchen, with private family, 137 t, George 29 2 GOMS_NICRLY yn URNISHED OR UNFURnished, on throom flat, private family, yhere there aro no Dorian or children, 147 dans.Roots ROOMS, 78134 CRAIG ST, ENTRANCE by the back, near Victoria Square Apply at 43 Latour st.1302 UVOMS \u2014~ ONE OR TWU FURNISHED OR UN.R furnished, 2065 St.Catherine st.corner ance.130 3 voMs \u2014 2 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED rooms to let, at 18 Hermine 1303 ooMS FLAT OF 3 OR \u20ac ons TO LET, R shed or nnfurnished, 1068 Stanley st 1 OOME \u2014 TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISHED rooms, ha ae of Hitchen and dining room required, 88 Ban, 130 1 TP) OOM-LARGÉ evene FURNISHED BEDROOM, J 87 Union Avenue.130 4 ROC EE En LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS, j th board, also a single room, 143 Metaalfo gt OOM \u2014 ONE LARGE, WELL.FURNISHED R front room, with board, every convenience; od vacancy for a few table boarders.142 Mansfield COM\u2014A LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT 36a LE ar ae Ole for respectable married couple, .1301 UOMS \u2014 PARLOR BEDROOM, ALSO SINGLE with board, opposite Windsor Hotel, 41 Metoalfe at, 130 2 FyooM\u2014 REATLY FURNISHED ON BATHROOM flat, with use of kitchen if required, 3 City Couneiliora st.R\u2019sstss, vit ROOMS, COMFORTABLY FUR- hed, with or without board.1795 Ontario St, DOAT Manñce 130 4 OOMB\u2014150 PEEL STREET; WELL FURnished rooms, bathroom fiat, \u201cakso one Trg un- furnlshed ed room, groand ficor, terms m: modersteion GOMB_TO LET, COMFORTABLE AND W furnished, with zood board, in private family r gentlemen or families, 13 Shuter a 130 FoR .opposite the 1301 OUM\u2014RICELY RÉ ENTRE FOR A MARRIED gun ple or two rentiomen, no children, 168 at 1094 Sr, Catherine 1303 OOMB_TQ > FURNISHED OR UNFUR- hed, No.15 \"st.Hypolite st, a few doors aio Sherbrooke st 1305 LEGANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR Oo ator floor, every conventence, 4 ai erthelet st.Roos SINGLE AND DOUBLE, WITH FIRST board, also table board, 15 Hanover Tat, \u2014 LARGE UBLE ROOM, SUITABLE Res for bo.| thres miutites walk from either fepots.Rooms Wanted, NNN ANS NNT NST TNA OL ANTED\u2014TWU SINGLE ROOMS, FOR TWO gents, west of Deel st, with breakfast or full boani, atate forma and convenience.Address 180,\" Sran office 139 ar ANTED-B BY vi UNG LADY, EMPLOY ED DURing the oder.lrplatod clean room, near Windsor station, ferma oderate.Address 0286.\" Sean WE \u2014A NICELY FURNISHED, PLEA ront room, with board, in a private 2 s lad Dr à d: SANT ly, for for uring the day, ventot free! st dress BE terme, to Miss 1 troller's soir 8 1 Daderste.¥ i ANT oon and a tor family preferred.Address © AXTED\u2014FOUR, FIVE OR BIX ver nished rooms, bath room flat, or hpper tenement, west end prefurred, \u201cR 381,\" Sxan office.3 Board.A AAA A Flea gouplos'o¢ gentisme ROOMS.ii RAR 00 omen, ose an station.Address A.We.1906 PO.Box city 1208 BA AND ROOM, al 5 STE FAMILY, very nice house at No.9 De Vorchetos st, terms moderal 129 9 a FOR BOAR , WITH foom, also table board.Apply Ni 8t Lonis st, near Vij a 20 4 0 REWLY FORNIEHED ME ROUBLE à le, with or without board, gas and hot rater, home comforts, 2308 St.Oatherine.130 04 [R0ARD \u2014 GOOD ROOM AND , Austen, Dr.Men ANUeT.Rev.Dr.Antliffe 1s the guest of_J.T.Pen- nock, 222 Daly street; Re\u2019 of R.F.Palmer, 267 Queen street; Rev.Mr.v.Mr.Henderson, 255 Cooper street ; a K 200 Co! of T.Kenny, n- ter an hour's prayer election of officers was proceed- No nominations are made, but the name he wishes iirst_ballot was: Rev.Ÿ.H.Graham, Pr, Ryckman, Ot- ; Rev, Mr.Huck ev, CHANGES IN STATIONS.The Stationing Gommittee of the Metho- Conference have completed their rt was laid before the meating of the Conference this morning.The following are the changes in the different Broadkouse: Al- monte, 5.D.Chown ; 2; Àlome, T.B.Dupuis: ig: Carp, J.Ferguson; ng; Brockvill 0, Goorge rwick, J.Garvin; Plain, G.Cc Wood ; v.W.J.Rev.Knox; Chapleau, \u2018Rev.wson ; Cowans- pton, ville, J.Holmes; Danie E.à.\"Howard; Frio; Farpham, W.W, ughes; Gravely, R.\"Hudson, Rev, Hendersonville, A.Walis ; Montreal, (St.Cather- \"ministe ter, Rev.R.P.enri and Cote St.Paul) Rev.S.George _Clendennen ; Robertson ; 8.A.G.Se Antoine Rev.H.w.ce Pates, SE Mavoty.Matiida À.Mills; mings; Newington, J: n, Newboro (additional minister) North Go Oxford Mills, F.H.Sproule, B.A.; Otta East King st., W.Timberlake; Portsmouth, Fred Hassold\u201d Pit stebure, wer, M.Taylor; tawa, ior ht; Play- ev.Mr.an; Sh dt miott; stead Jo Oi \"idan ches- Watford B.A; Wate! men have to serve year GOSSIP.°F.Barrett rode Le tt rode \u201cOrwell.\u201d T The odds offered were tes; vely,4%4 to 1,12 to oI The conditions Cf were as folk que: The soverelgns, for the winner; 500 reigns ditions of the race Iby sts Stakes, < of 5000 thé Frinners \u201c500 sors ereigns for the owner of the seco ns for the owner of th the.tins.in ringed.\u201d out of \u201cSanda,\u201d and Is owned rd\u201d is a chestnut col by \u201cTristan\u201d out of \u201cLe Noir,\u201d and is owne by Mr.Lofevre.The Duk e of Westminster \u201d ba: 1 Fos OP EA ne ERE TH, go.aistributed as follows; one in the city, one in Danville, P.Q., cns in Hazel Hill, Canso, N.8.and one in Newcastle, the from \u201cLe ore \u201cOrwell pee Co-Education.AR: a STAR, in a short odi- torial PP es there are two prefty grave Co-education has won I'he University wie to young men and Hitherto à.The University of, France in the Faculty of Medicine ol Paris, 4 in the world, has fur doors to women.werd, last Year, for instance, in attendance There namely: French 14, American 4 Austrian Vide: La Fran oo 18 nat, nor behind - other h structing the \u201cpublie + we ve may just as well | be accuratè as uly, Montreal, Suns 3, 1850; P.J.Darev.COMMERCIAL, dei BeRrrouN's REPORT, June 4.arose 1 coast, w wheat deman a ig Deli ta a higher, se ral cargoes n taken off tho beast, tor Fi France, corn do ste ; on passage and for shipment, wheat win cheaper, white dearer.Corn do firm.California wheat oft Js 0d.Do prompuy to ve shipped, 368 D due, 355 9d, French country mar firm.Li 1 wheat and com \u2018and sellers apart, nding ap Livi 1 penixed maalse, as sad nanas an 54, Mork Alan 0 and Foreign wi © steady.4 mertcan gh, Danubian hg frm; do gi apd American flour, mbay spot wheat, 7s; western tone of the local grain to 410: 7 to 786 Soc 130, 49 4 for flour continues fair rood Job bing hag ransacted ab firm Bakers han boon moving freely 8550.We ote: Pat inter $5.25 to 5 50; 40, spring, : via.oto wi 0 Lhe roller.$5 ot 4 50: ex ; peri Soba bax 75, 85 50; Strong bal bakers, $4 5 stron; ak bone 88 superting bag; EO aon bara.8° 20 de à 300 Ont.meal, st 45 50 to 7; ated, $3 75 : tious Look place, Who the Jockeys Were\u2014Betttfg\u2014Conditions |\u2019 of the Eaco\u2014Pedigroes, etc.LONDON, June 4.-At the Derby to-day the weather was oa du aga showery.Jockey Watts rode | The Great English Prescription.continues quiet owing to the limttea demand; and few sales have been effected.The feeling ! 1s steady prices are unchanged all A dale 0 2 fry barrels of hams re repoi at ope.\" W quote: Canadian short cut pork, se 30 to 07 T barrel: Tours and Morgan's short cut, hs 745 6 50; do, mess.$16; Canadian } L350 5 per pi jail.Hame, 11 Lo 13e; bavôn, 10 to 120 and allow + RBoas.\u2014The ema for e has fallen off some, and the market has ruled g Ler, in only a fear gmourt of business doing.B ast but prices are not Quotiibte Hower made at 13 to 13kçu per d urren.\u2014There were ne ew features in th butter market, business betng quiet and of a fob biog character.The tone To 8asy on ail s, eX- oept choice, for which thers iS a ready demand for all offerings.Brown oholon to fines.inake, 16 to l7c: fair to 3t0 2505 Morrisbure and Brock ville, gnod to finést, dé : Western, choice Lo Qnest, 14 to 15e; à fair Lo good 12 to 13c.7 CHEESE.~There wus po ch ange In the situation of the cheese market, prices having ruled about steady al 83{ to 9c, on which basis & 1 transac.\u2018The Liverpool publié cable was weaker on cheese and notea a decline of 6d to 478 6d with old quoted steudy at 538.Ab Belleville | Jesterdny twenty-nine factories offered 1754 oxes, comprising 653 white and 1141 colored.Sales were 34 boxes ul 8lgc, 433 do at Bu.At Ingersoll twenty-four factories boarded 5500 boxes, Sales were 200 at 8340, 2000 at 8ig¢, market brisk, Toronto Prices Current, June 4, 1800.The market continues aull and inactive.Sales of No.2 hard Manitoba wheat at $1.20; 6009 bushels peas outside\u2019at 60c, oats on\u2019 track at 42¢ to ton and outside at 386 to 3Bc, WHEAT.\u2014No.1 autumn, $1 05; No.2 spring, nue tos 03; No.2 red winter, $1 03 tog 04; No.1 hard Manitoba, 81 20 to 29; No.hard Manitoba, $1 18 to 1 £0 Barley.Nor à 50 to ble: No, 2,48 ; No.3, extra, 45 to 46c; No.3,35 to ¢1c.Pons\u2014No.2, 62 10 630.Oata, | 42°w 44c.Flour, ex- round.No.4134 to 420.Corn, tra, IA 10to §4 15; straight roller, §4 50 to $4 70; strong bakers, 85 toss es Ssrdinian\"), 5 asus TX HU, xin] RE es and 8115 pain a sas ak A ediste, by atl eames.eid So % uen us pd fast information, a x .For r er to auy Agent of the Ling, o or to D y Hu & A.ALLAN 25 Common at.montrent\u201d ANCHOR LINE.via QUEENS TOWI! ty io LiIV.Steams SE ne.ME?from ES A 48.July 30.Aug.§ EE « von BHO ta a LOG: Becond-0! ; » 2 Soria BERYL SATs ai \u2018DON; J2ihr or Second class, 88 BT a sale lors\u2019 Cirou SE of.Boas nd ae for ofiery Ciroalas Lotsa owent cure) Fo: Books of Tours, kets or ariber ja at in ; apply Le to HENDERSON BROTH aw York: or Bq or, BLL rT.Oeut.ermont per) ; MS 3 D.IT St \u2018James atreet; XS Ai & CHAP, 35 ida 8% dames atree HENRI amen atreot, Mon! Dominion à Line 2 Royal Mail Steamitize, LE Vancouver.ed, RBth.Th Lee of P Montreal to Live: sol.SLD betes $80, Fra VELRE \u201cSarnia\u201d from Monirual, Thur.Juve Oregon,\u201d do do do «Pores on\u201d do i, Intermediate pet\u201d vançque Tn regon™ and rime: r er, = 830: n, $60.Hy, 3 covert at \u201c a.\" Qu SAG, ; ; .debat rom Service far A MN « a trom Canim ari; ;retum 80, oF OR TORONTO,\u2014The Yestorn i 3 5 Monde ioe ee Lo side wou so on to, si : rom on , at Intermediate Ports.ners Gr Ta noon train t at yy Rates for Westbound acel, ee E QUEBEC: ThoB Blenaiors leave tonton ay at Ep the SAG! ENAY.\u2014 bi leave uebeo jasdkÿs and Fridays; and from 2 ane th 4.on Tosdaye ednesdays, Fri ais 5 30 at.For clokets state og Mire st.Jammes st.ALEX.Foci Sic, am st AE SRI SR ee cal Debliity and Di effects of \u2018Error and E , Wi ess d Nervous.Fartai or ss a8 0! i fd Mind, Ne tite oO.ol ocusatul\u201d treat Veale Jo of er Mu ME These Belence 5 fir: x Cari UE pi mention EERE 6, SiFaLo NY DISEASES OF THE CHEST} GRINAULT'S SIRUPE HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LINE.Prescribed for the last 30 yoars J with the greatest success.: \u2018inf CONSUMPTION, OBSTINATE- Price\"18 cents.Of All Druggists.+ IK HEADACHES, NEURALGIA, are Instantly relieved by tal Srimault's Cuarana, .powder of which ia; GRAHAM & co, Proprietors.193 and 165 St.James Street.the daroulation Of Tin BTAR 6X.ceeds tho oot combined issue of all the other English pawspapers published in the ene or More at Al ts for French adve: Mousrs, ee Prince à Cie.No.36 Rule Ttayotto, Paris ance.CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR For week ending May 31st, 1800.Monday.31,017 esday ee 32074 Wednesday.31,004 Thursday .31,859 Friday.eee 31,088 Ba vessses 34,038 Total.Mascarnesssaesesse 193, 810 Present Daily Average For the Weck ending May 81st, 1890, 32,301.WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4.1890.THe appearance of the Fire Brigade on the parade before H.RB.H.the Duke of Connaught was a source of legitimate pride to the citizens and gave satislactory evidence of the great improvement in the brigade effected by Chiel Benoit, The discipline, the equipment and the handling of the brigade on active duty lately have been such as to greatly increase the cobtidence of the public and especiaily of the underwriters in thé efficiency of the Fire Brigude and the capacity of its new chief, THERE ought to be no doubt about the election of the Hon.Mr.Taillon in Jacques Cartier.Whatever the sins of Lis party © ynay be, the personal record of the leader of tha Opposition is a clean one and his honor is not questioned even by his political opponents, His defeat would be a luss not merely to the Conservative party, but to the Legislature and to the couniry.If the Coaservatives are the victors at the polis it is desirable that the leader of the party in power shall be an honest man, and if they are defeated it is equally desirable that the leader of the party in opposition should bo ab honest man.A LESSON ON LOOSE FISH.It 18 no secret among the party touters that an election fund of portentous propor tions has been created and will soun be placed \u2018where it will do most good.\u201d It would thus appear that the old game is to be played again with the old counters and according to the approved mothods tn which the machine politicians are adepts.But though money is to be used: and used lavishly, in the coming contest, as there is only too good reason to fear, the fact must not be taken as a proof of prevailing corruption.There is, as every one who has taken a hand in party politics knows, a class among the electors who regard the franchise as a thing of barter and sale.Members of this class would not dream of voting, or of stirring a tinger, or of taking a step without a clear understanding of the nature and extent of the reward they are to receive, This is a humiliating acknowledgment to be com- pelied to make, but it is qualified to some extent by the equally just admission that the class referred to is a minority.They are, In fact, the loose flash that come to the surface at election times, hungering for the bait which they know from experience is placed on the party hooks for the purpose of catching them.They are not at all shy, for they are anxious to be caught.Indeed, men of this sort have become Bo perverted that they feel and sometimes actually express a sense of personal injury should they be asked to vote without payment.They are insulted beyond en- duranoe at the thought that they are not worth bribing.This melancholy condition of degradation is not the result of depraved morals, for the men who feel and act so are on the average as honest In their lives as other men To what, then, are we to attribute their political debasement?It comes, we cannot help believing, from the absence of a really great purpose in the contests of parties, and the palpable lack of principle openly displayed in parliamentary and legislative conduct on both sides.Office and its emoluments, the manipulation of oontraocta, nepotism in the selection of relatives and friends for government situations, the prostitution of power to selfish 1n- tovests\u2014these and the lke aro the object lessons constantly before the eyes of the electors, Is it any wonder, therefore, that every constituency should have its contingent of loose fish, whe see in an election their only chanoe of getting ashare in \u201cthe distribution of public spoil?Why, they think, should they vote gratuitously for a man who will not condescend to notioe them the next day, but takes care to get Blices of the public domain for himself, and who sacrifices his and his wife's rola- tions at the shrine of his country in comfortable situations where the pay is large and the work issmail.Thus the dishonesty of the poilticians is reflected and produced in the electorate, and mutual corruption results when they come in active contact with each other.But there is a majority, wo honestly belleve, who look with contempt on both and who really hold firmly to thelr principles.Too often, unfortunately, those who compose that majority are led astray by party al- fillations and by the not unnatural conviction that, if thelr own party be no better than the other, it cannot possibly be worse an it is the partof wisdom to choose the lesser of two evils.Sometimes they allow thelr feeling of contempt for candidates, in whose selection they had no volca, to prevent them altogether from going to the polls and voting.This is a profound mistake.They should remember the loose fish, and their duty in the exercise of a sacred trust\u2014for the fran- chips is a trust, not a right\u2014 and give an honest vote, not so much for the man but for the principle which, however unworthily, ho may represent.Every honest voter should act as ff the triumph of justice depended on his one vote and with the same sense of responsibility that œuides his conduct in matters of conscience.By honest votes alone can the briber be foiled and the prostituted ballot of the loose fish made worthless, If thereare enough loose fish to turn an election, there ought to be enough honest voters to overpower the loo-c fish.But this class of men should not allow themselves to remain helplossly in the hands of party managers.Itis an old and vulgar error, long ago pointed out, that opboaition is necessary in a free country.It is true, that when the government is of the common character of governmenth, that is, a junto of artful and pushing poli- ticlans, who have thrust themselves into the management of affairs, in order to eurich th ves.and thelr fam- Nes; it 1s necessary that oom their soh emes asd machinations agalnst the oduntry.But this 1s ouly saying that one evll is.necéssary to balance an- othor evil.Nobody ever thought an oppo- eition necessary in a private family, where the heads have nothing but the good of the family in view.Sound politics, therefore, direct, not to set up one party against the other, but to take away the jewel of parties, tho omolumentary iuvitations to the fatal and mischievous strife, in which every vie- tory is a loss to the country.\u2014\u2014 Shall we n Bherbrooire street, vy the kor.James Barol El ahaifon: Hh Elizabeth B.Jonni n, daughter of oli; Johnston, of this HEMMTSO MORTE ET St.Paul's Church, on the inst, by the Rey.James Barclay, M.A, K.8.Hémumt Toronto, Lo x of Coll McPee, Montreal.129 8 a \u2018Toronlo, May 28th, John h Lackey to Fanny Cairns.LEVESQUE-SHAREEVE\u2014At 8t.Patrick's Church, June 2 by Rev.Father Toupin,J.Ulier Levesque, of this \u2018ais, to Miss Harrtel sShreeve, daughwr of John Shreeve, of Gorleston, England.OWSE-BAYLIS\u2014In Bt.Martin's Church, on Fie ard of June, by the Rev.J.Gilbert Bayls, B.D., uncle of the bride.assisted by the Rov.U.Osborne Troop.M.A., G.Wn.Prowse, of Boston, Sone eldest son of fr, Guorge R.Prowse, merchant of this city, to Florence, third daughter of Mr.Menry B us, of 1ne Baylls Manutaçtar- tng Co., also of this city, 130 2 ULET-DUC KETT\u2014In this city, on the 2nd Pe, at Notre Dame Church, by the Rev.Father pucketl, P,S., cousin of the bride, Nor- mas Faulet Lu Ass Amanda Duckett.DEATHS, BEVAN\u2014At Toronto, June 1, Owen Theophilus Bevan, tn tho 63nd year Of of hts 8 age.BOBIER-At Ottawa, June 2, John Bobier, in the 60th year of .BREBNER\u2014In Sarnia, May 94, James Brebner, in the 76th year of his age.CRAIG\u2014At Torontu, May 31, James Willlam Cralg, Infantry school Corps, \u2018ged 25 years.CRAWFORD\u2014AL Elgtn, Que.On the 318t May.Janot daughter of Win.Crawford und sister to iisiop, of Luis city, aged 33 Jars and 11 months.20 2 CRAIG In Glenburnie, May 30, James orale, aged 78 ysars.COUSINEAU\u2014AL Ottasea, vos 30, Joseph Tous salnt Cousineau, aged 5 DONNELLY \u2014In this oir.ve a, 1R90 Sarah Ann Donnelly, aged 36 years daughter of James Donnelly ant sister of H oonells, tumber, Funeral will take lace at 2p.'hursday, 5th toast, from t Notre us Hospital, to R.©.Cemetery.Friend d rc qualntances are respectfully requested to attend without further notice.(New York and Toronto Papers piease Copy.) DICKSON\u2014AL PE June 1, Ann Jane Murray Dickson, aged 87 HUTCHINSON \u2014 A Foronto, Hutchinson, in her 25th year.BOWELL\u2014At Toronto, May 31, Wm.Henry Howell, aged KEATING in culs city, onthe 4th June, 1890, Maria Keating, daughter of the late Wm.Keating.Funeral will leave Lhe residence of ber brôtherin-Iaw, 2068 Chatham street, on Friday, the 6th tnst., .45 a.m., to St.Anthony\u201d s Church and \u2018thence to the R.C.Seme.tery.0 May 31, Bessle MARTINGA Cote Et.Antoine, on June 4, Thos.Martin, of heart disease, 78 years.funeral from his late residence, on Friday, at 2 o'clock, Friends are respectfully inv ted.oo M MCCARTHY\u2014At 14 Hermine street, on Wednesday morning, June 4, Daniel McC arthy, aged £7 years.Funeral on Friday, June 8,at 8 a.m., from above address.Friends and acy! ances are respectfully invited to attend.bee and Michigan papers please copy.) 130 2 McHARG\u2014In Hamilton, June i, James McHarg, 71 years, MORELAND\u2014IN eo aa ngBton, May 31, Mary Moreiand, aged 8 At Ottawa, June > Catherine Park Potts, 10 her 31st year.SEUSE\u2014At London, May 31, Barnabas Skuse, + 46 years.SMITH ac Ottawa, May 30, John Lloyd Smith, aged 26 ERBONAL \u2014 BURGLARIES, FORGERIES lack- 2cholues, anonyio que communi- other employees co tion with tive agency in Ci under government Office telephone.2131; house, 4803.Temple uflding, Montreal, John A.Grose, Manager, pa INFORMATION WANTED OF Chas.Lacrenson, that left London, Englan } fonrteen years ado.for Kingsey, » las heard of, N street, Mont \"doy tion will be aby \u2018received aL Capt.W care of Messrs.Ship ontreal.\u201ci303 Canada, informa Brokers.SPECIAL OFFER.1d Cabinet.d 1 fn- lahod in Water Colors | $5.00 The Colored one alone is worth the money, ABLESS& CO., PHOTOGRAPHERS.116t3aw £261 St.James St.STEAMER \u201cPERSIA\u201d (J.B.SCOTT, MASTER.) Sails Every FRIDAY at 7 p.m.Fare to TORONTO - - 87.50 ST.CATHARINES, 8.00 NIAGARA FALLS, 8.50 St.Catharines and Return, 814.D.BATTERSBY, 174 St.James street.City and District Bank Building.108t 2aw PER CENT SA VED BY BUYING YOUR BOOTS & SHOES \u2014AT\u2014 W.R.THOMPSON'S, 100 McGill Street.BELL TELEPHONE 2718.Beautiful New Goods at 65c.on Dollar.Ladies\u2018 Frenoh Dongola Buttoned Boots, with com- won sense toe and heel, $1.75, worth $2 75 Ladies\u2018 beautiful Dongola and French Kid Low h d made, #1.00 ., and 81.25.Ladies\u2019 fine sewed Lo oes, 75c, worth $1.25.fine tan low Shoes se 31 -00 and 31.23, Ladies Children\u2019 3 Good Laced Lo oes, 4 e, Misses\u2019 or Girla® fine Low Shoes, 60 and 730.Misses\u2019 or Girle* fine font buttoned or laced Boots guaranteed Wear well, B5c.gnother line at oe! Bpecia line o of yh » Flnw Sewed Laced Boots, at 82, Ten.3 Special D Boat of Monte hn ine Sewed Laced or Congress 5 Monts a oe an iow Bhoes, TS 3% Fine Bewod low 8hoes, \u2018eatent in town, 81.25, Men's Calf Skin hand sewed low Shoes, BY.The nentent lace Shoe in town, 81.5 Boys\u2019 fine sewed Laced Hoots, it to i , 81.0.Boyw' fine sewed Laced Boots, 1t Men's Good Stron Bhoes or 5, 4126 Men's strong lo hoes, ue Men's Bolid ether Laced Bou », BOC Men's watertighs laced Boots, in Sole, 81.25.W.R.THOMPSON, 100\u2014-McGill Street\u2014100.\u2014_ Directly opposite 8t Ann's Market.130t1 USE ORLY THE BEST Common-Sense Soap.DARLING & BRADY, MANUPACTTRERA.D126 à 0 MAKE ULD FURNITURE LOOK LIKE NEW, \u2014\u2014UBE- + EVANS\u2019 \u201cLIQUID NWRILLIANCY?» FURNITURE POI.As, PRICE 25 CENT Prevared by C.I.COVERNTON = co.Oorner ofleu Branch, 460 Bt.Lawrence ma Dorchester Si avcepoe st J18t PUBLIC ATTENTION.FURNTTURE AND BEDDING AT SPECIAL LOW PRIOES DURING THIS MONTH.Wo have an extra large stock.We will guarantee prompt cash buyers a ssving of 10 to 15 per cent RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON, 652 Uraig stress, à pie ee CARSLEY'S COLUMN i REPORT, 7 SATEENA CHOIOR CHOICE CHOICE DESIGNS DESIGNS DESIGNS CHOICE DESIGNS CHOICE DESIGNS CHOICE DESIGNS CHOICE DESIGNS CHOICE DESIGNS CHOICE DESIGNS ALL BHADES , lle, BPECIAL BALE 10c.lle, BPECIAL SALE OF lle.île, ATHER .M, METROBOLOGICAL IN CHOICE DESIGNS IN ALL BHADES AND PATTERNS AND PATTERNS ALL SHADES AND PATTERNS ALL BHADES AND PATTERNS ALL SHADES AND PATTEUNS SPECIAL SALE OF CHEAP BATEENS, 120, YARD or CHEAY BATEENS, June 4th, 1880, 10 OXrice.THE NEXT 24 Loves.with local Showers: a a yi EN EN EN EN EN 12 32c, 13e, da ot B.CARSLEY.SATEENS! FRENCH SATEENS PRENOH FRENOH FRENCH FRENCH FRENCH BATRENS SATEENS BATEENS SATEENS BATEENS BATEENS SATEENS SATEENS BATEENS BATEENS GLISH GLISH GLIBH GLISH GLISH YAR CHEAP BATEENS, YARD YARD 8.CARSLEY.BPECIAL SALE OF CHEAP SATERNS.10¢, CHAMBRAYS.NEW 42-INCH NEW 42.INCH HANDSOME SHOT HANDSOME SHOT HANDSOME SHOT HANDSOME SHOT HANDSOME SHOT NEW PLAID AND NEW PLAID AND NEW PLAID AND NEW PLAID AND NEW PLAID AND HANDSOME HANDSOME HANDSOME HANDSOME HANDSUME CHAMIBRAYS.BTRIPE STRIPE CHAMBRAYS STRIFE CHAMBRAYS STRIPE CHAMBRAYS STRIPE CHAMBRAYS CHEAP CHECK CHAMBRAYS, 3%0 YD, CHEAP CHECK CHAMBRAYS, Ÿlec VD.JUST RECEIVED BORDERED BORDERED BORDERED BORDERED BORDERED BROCADED BROCADED BROCADED BROCADED BROCADED CHECK CHAMBRAYS CHECK CHAMBRAYB CHECK CHAMBRAYY CHECK CHAMBRAYS CHECK CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS CHAMBRAYS 8.CARSLEY.PRINTS.NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEWEST NEWENT NEWEST NEWEST TINTS NEWEST TINTS MANCHESTER MANCHESTER MANCHESTER MANCHEBTER MANCHESTER SPECIAL SALE B40, Tie, BOFT TINTS TINTS TINTS THe, Bec, BPECIAL SALE OF SHIRTING SHIRTING F SHIRTING S8HIRTING BHIRTING OF CHEAP 8c, 8e, PRINTS, ENGLISH PRINTS.ROFT DELAINE BOFT DELAINE DELAINE SOFT DELAINE SUFT DÉLAINE AND AND AND AND AND PRINTS PRINTS PRINTH PRINTS PRINTS DESIGNS DESIGNS \"DESIGNS DESIGNS DESIGNS PRINTS RINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS, 10c.SPECIAL BALE OF CHEAP PRINTS, 10c.CHEAP PRINTS, 7¥c, Bie, 10c.A BPECIAL BALE UF CHEAP PRINTS, be, 7 8350, 100.B.CARSLET.GALATEAS.GALATEA GALATEA GALATEA GALATEA GALATEA GALATEA GALATEA GALATEA GALATEA GALATEA ATALEA BTRIPES ATALEA ATALEA ATALEA ATALEA MUSCOVITE BTRIP] MUBCOVITE MUSCOVITE BTRIP Children's NEW BHOT PARASO.New Parnsois.\u2026 mention, and LACE NEW GOODS.School.Pongee, Bateen and Lace BTRIPES STRIPES F BTRIPES Fi STRIPES STRIPES STRIPES STRIPES STRIPES STRIPES BTRIPES POR .FOR FOR FOR FOR MUSCOVITE STRIPES .FOR MORNING FOR MORNING STRIPES FOR MORNING MUBSCOVITE BTRIPES FOR MORNING ES FOR MORNING ALL FAST COLORS ATALEÂAS.OR DRESSES OR DRESSES OUR DRESHES FOR DRESSES FOR DKESSES FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR SKIRTS BKIBTS SKIRTN SEIRTS SKIRTS SUITS BUITS* .BUITS SUITS8 BUITS BOYS* BOYB* BOYB\u2019 BOYS BOYS WRAPPERS WRAPPERS WRAPPERS WRAPPERS WRAPPERS B.CARBLEY.PARASOLS.Just received a large shipment of Ladies and Parasols.IN NEW HANDLES NOVELTIES FROM PARIS NOVELTIES FROM LONDON ARASOLS are purchased direct from the a are being Bo middle pro t.Our r goods are cheap and we do mot require to adver ARABOLS at half price.SOLS THE NEW GRECIAN PARASOLS BLACK LACE PARASOLS BLACK BILK PARASOLS Large Stock of NEW PARASOLS, at 8.CARSLEYŸS.PARASOLS.New Parasols.NOVELTIES IN HANDLES, too numerous to Parasols.STRIPES, CHECKS, PLAIDS, BROCADES, NEW GOODS.Parasels.Small sizes for Children.Cheap Parasola for Ladies visiting fhe city are invited to inapeot the many tiovelties imported this season.Parasols.Ladies\u2019 PARABOLS in Satin, Silk, Raw Silk, 8.CARSLEY.LADIES\u2019 PARASOLS.NOVELTIES IN PARAROLS NOVELTIES IN PARASOLS THE NEWEST PARASOLS THE NEWEST PARASOLS LADIES' NEW UMBRELLAS NEW UMBRELLAS GENTLEMEN'S NEW UMBRELLAS GENTLEMEN'S NEW UMBRELLAS JUST RECEIVED AT 8.CARSLEY'S.New Parasols.into stock.- BLACK BLACK CHINA SILK PLAIN COLORS BAW SILK Parasols! Parasols.PARASOLS.New Parasols.Another shipment of New Parasols just passed New CGoods SILK PARABOLY MOIRE FRANCAISR BLACK MOIKE ANTIQUE ~ CHINA BILK PLAIN BELF COLORS TRIMMED Parueols.PONGEE ART BILE INDIAN PRINTED SILK BROCADES \u2014\u2014N\u2014 Parasols! NEW GOODS.Parasols! Joux Mes + Co ADVERTISEMENT, Andonn atm The best of LAPPERTON'S SPOOL COTTON! 1F OTHER THREADS BRE IF OTHER THREADS IS \u2014 WONT ADS ARE K 1F OTHER THRE ABE) perton\u2019s Spool Cotton on a 4 aces are combined, sie oped gos pool A PERTON \u20183 WONT PÉRION A I8 NOT : GLAPPERTONH aEooL COTTON, x A: < \u201815\"8 GARSLET, item 1761, 1760; 2774, 1718, 1778, 1777 RKOFRE DAME sTRERT, MONTREAL ws.CARSLEY'S COLUMN, JUNE 4TH.GREAT CURTAIN BALE NOW IN FULL SWING.28 Per Cent.takon off every Dollar on all kinds of Curtains.NOW I8 THE TIME to buy Curtatus, you will save 23¢ on every dollar while this Cheap Bale lasta.JOMN MURPHY & CO.PARASOLS AND SUNSHADES.\u2018Tho Newost Parasola and Sunshades are Lo bo had at JOHN MURPHY & 00°8 The best sasortment of Parasols and Sunshades 1» to be had at JUEBN MURPHY & 00°8 The best value in Parasols and Bunahades ts to be had at JOHN MURPHY & CO.'8 Hoadquarters for Parasola and Sunshades, JOHN MURPHY & CO.'8 UMBRELLAS.For the best value in Ladies\u2019 and Gontlemen*s l'as come Usbrelins Cou le pn MURPHY & COS Gloria Silk Umbrellas from $1.00.All lines equally chewp sud an immense stock to choose from HEPTONETTE RAINPROOF GARMENTS \u201cAKE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.\u201d We have in stock a very choice assortment of all the different lines, and as these rarments can be worn as an ordinary wrap for travelliog or street wear, they are without doubt the most useful garment ever produced © Headyuarters in Montreal for Heptonette Gar- monte, JOHN MURPHY & CO.'8 For all kinds of Summer Msntles come to JOHN MUVRES & 40, DRY GOODS IMPORTERS, 1781 god 1783 NOTRE DAME STREET, Corner St.Peter Street.Terms cash and only one price.130t American Jersey & NEAR THE WINDSOR HOTEL, 2342 ST.Catherine St.GRAND SUMMER OPENING.our vstablishment fs the only one of ite kind in Canada w can have your or Bi.OUSES a tted ar and finished ucithin four hours\u2019 notice, You will also times find hers the largest and most varied a ssartment of JERSEYS, sI NEL and other BLOUSES, and a fine stock of TAPES, JACKETS, TLSTERS, Ades bringing their own material can Fave their made ur, at short notice.Low prices with ne disais nt Don't foi Trot to visit our store before you leave for the country, Anerean Josey and Cloak Factor, 2342 ST.CATHERINE ST.12813 Fou English Waterproofs.Eten ysybuy seipey | $1 75 Reduced from 2.25.Come = once and .secure one of these bargains THE RUBBER STORE, NL GODBEE BROWN & CO., 21 st.James St WATCHES: = Swiss and American Watches, E¥ Fully Warranted and at very close Prices_gs SOLID SOLD WATCHES for Gentlemen, from 830 0 .SOLID GOLD WATCHES for Ladies, from 825 to BILVER WATCHES from 85 to 850, all warranted to give perfect satisfaction.WALTHAM WATUHES, ELGIN WATCHERS, NARDIN WATCHES.for the felebrated Nardin Watches These Watches took the Grand Prize at © Paris Exhibition, and also the ree hi host prices for the year 1889 at the annual competition Switzerlan HENRY BIRKS & C0, 235; 237 St.James st.12444 law TOUR CLOTHES may be a little off to parade St, James at, these lovel days, but if properly d te ed and cleaned, would loo! vos ï for the outing in the country or seaside, an NOT GOOD ENOUGH for city, if locked up in time and sent to the proper »lace and carefully doue, you could save enough to w suit uy & ne FOR TOWN on your return.We handie all kinda of goods in laa on Gent's and Children's wear, and wil france too at satisfaction.Goods sent for ani deliversd, Bell and Federal Telephones.BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO.2435 Notre Dame, 21 BeGill 159 St.Catherine st.We are Bole nis OFFICES: 130t4 2aw G.A, Holland & Son, WALL PAPERS ¢ demand for WALL PAPERS, thro! bout t the Daiied States and Great Britain, never po \u20ac pres: y.Its superiority over all other coverings Is being recognized all over the world.posts loss than any other line in giving the finest ects.Edunoates and olevates the mind; refines the taste: produces health and strength.Ja n thing of beauty &nd Joy for ever.Nowest colorings and designs for 1880, Row open for inspection.x Coste from 50¢.to 850.00 te cover ene 6.A.HOLLAND & §ON, 1766, 1758, 1760 Notre Dume st.a 129t2 nak Factory, | EQ \u2014 I's T bein Ca SRATOT LIRE + Cota badey uy H.F.POJBIER.Friday and Saturday, Friday and Saturday I will offar the fo} lowing Ît y fired at followlng D rices : LADIES\u2019 SILK and WOOL UNDER- VESTS, low neck, short saleeves; worth $1, sold for 500.25 dozon OHILDREN'S TRIMMED HA! in all the most fashlonable colors sad lai noveltios, to be sold at 75¢, worth $2.25.0 Ladies\u2019 Beautiful New SPRING and FALL SACKETS.with besided Laps | Souts, worth trom $10to $15, to be bold at $5; allcolors.annels Shaker F 5000 yards of Fine Shaker Flannels, worth from 15c to 200 per yard, our price is To.Hats and Flowers, We are selling an immense uantiey of Hats and Flowers at less than a halt the wholesale price; just see them, Ladies\u2019 Underwear, - Wo are selling the balance of our de ek ph iy Underwg ar ati k- ou- 2223 & 2225 , Catherme St, West, CENTRE STORE QUEEN'S HALL BLOCK.130t1 FRESH WATERPROOFS At Jas.A.Ogllvy & Sous\u2019.LADIES\u2019 WATERPROOFS, OHILD'S WATERPROOFS, \u2026 BOYS' WATERPROOFS, \u20ac GENTS* WATERPROOFB, Mcintosh\u2019s Famous Garments, In Ladies\u2019 and Gents\u2019 styles, Odorless Waterproofs.ANY BIZE IN WATERPROOFS, At Jus.A.Oxillvy & Sends\u2019 All our Waterproofs are fresh and guaranteed, JAS.A.0GILVY & SONS, Wholesale & Retal Dry Goods, 203, 205, 207 ST.ANTOINE smeet,f 144 to 150 MOUNTAIN ST, 4 Telephones Nos.Bell 667.Federal 1650.180ri Choice Roll Butter! press from M: CH OP TER JERSEY TBAT in by express.from Knowlton this mo: \"FRAGER, VIGER & 00, FINE GOODS, FRESE GOODS, prriving every day at the Old Reliable Italian Ware ous Ex Allan Lin Line 88.ASSYRIAN, Messrs.es Keiller & Monn\u2019 DUNDEE JAMS, JELLIES and NARNALADB.Eelliora LIE white fra poe D sen, Keiller's 2-1b white pota.Keiller's 3 -1b ars: Kelller's -1b Keiller's 7-1b jrs KEILLER\u2019S JAMS AND JELLIES, 1 POUND POTS.Raspbe: Jum, Stra Jam.Grecagage Jam, Booscberey vue Pram ote 4 ounD au.Tato.Ober Som Bue Porpaon Sam, grees Ja sin Shorey Jam arbre To ain, Basp- KEILLERS Thies IN PINTS.Vanilla, N pags osanie, Noy yes, pranse Port, Madeira, \u201cFraser, vioxn & O0, NOW IN STOCK.POMMERY & GRENG \u201cEXTRA SEQ» CHAMPAGNE Quarts 832 per case.Plots 834 per case, VIGER & 00.waking and Soaside Supplies.tfnlly invite te fhe atte: attention of {unilles Soins yg bs season to er Bt.° Larren Boneide rosorta Tadousao, Murra; y Bar, © Casa, ska, etc.ie.ot 8 a arn.FINE BREAKFAST TEAS, PURE COFFERS, CHOICE GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, PURE HIGH CLASS WINES & LIQUORS, Fine Goods.Careful and experienced Packers 8% No charge for packages.BURGUNDY.Our [Bottlings.Per one 1 dox Son Hoon 8.50 \u201cFRABER, VIGER & OQ.PICNIC \"BASKETS.: : A fine assortment\" just received.FRASER, VIGER & ca.' SUGAR CURED MEATS.\u201cOUR TRADE MARK\" White Sagar Cured Ham: White Sugar Cured Boneless Breakfast Bason.__FBABEE, VIGNES & GO.CALIFORN NIA WINES, BURGUNDY AND FORT.Californis Best Port, 84 per mil} California Burgundy, tn quarts, 02e pluts, 85 per dozen.5 dosen.per dosent in FRASER, VIGER & co.PICNIC SUPPLIES.; : The Finest assortment in the Dorainien to choose French cb Soupa ir in Glass and Cans, ore lasa snd Trefle Fruits tn Shes and Ouns.+ > ttod and Cannéd Mea Poultry, Tongue and Hata in Glass.ve wa, FRASER, VIGER & C0, | Family Grocers and Wine Merchants, ITALIAN WAREROUSH, 190 St.James atroet.Dry and and Cléan pan Storage, Storage for pos for General AY ots | GURE FITS, have them EAN A RADIO Eplloney \u20ac pa Failing ling.Sickness a lifedong worst \u20ac.ers have d is asi Gegtie 228 motblag for ce., THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES 1 GIVEN AWAY I YEARLY.un mera ef Sure 1 de Luis?PROPER NOURISHES, a an veut ul pont ol erin nolrisbment y umo altering Forte SE ei in Shih are sup directly to the formation of the ues, The other class, is called carbonaoeous, or hea t producers, and Supplies the fuel for the PY) ry process, und furnishes the h Proper body.nt development {8 an im- BP not only % the the mother, but community as well.Many ta where there is a partial or total Tack of mother\u2019s milk are fed on cow\u2019s milk, ¥, which indeed containe many of the te necessary for infantile nourish- ma an element of nourlshiment when tak- the place of mother's milk, it is not ways reliable as as all well know.Indeed Toll carest a Approach to mother\u2019s milk is the aving more sugar of milk feo Comp OR Human oxi] has come to the ald of the young and weak who are often deprived of mother's milk, and where confidence cannot be uplaced in a regular pure diet of cow's mi d has Dik to the world a lood so well and favorab known at present, called ¥ ton includes all the elements to rate up the weak and irritated Stomach, and and to give strength and vitality © in Its pensent tothe taste of youn, rand old where powers of digestion have failed others, your ationtion is specially called vo \u201c Lactated Food\u201d the thiest and most invigorating for 3 your weak chiidren; it comes nearer in composition and effect to the normal buman milk than any, other nown food, * Lactated Food \" causes your bab torest well, fonsequ ently it must grow.our baby ls ul and peevish, it will ma e it and vil and restful, plump and handsome, will rarely have a sick day ta \"is certainly the physt olan's favorite for children and invalids of ages, and goes on increasing in popularity from year to year.13011 Lachine to Beaconsfield.AC.CAMPBELL, GROCER & WINE MERCHANT, 2450 St.Catherine St.Dar 8 will Jonye! for Lachine, Dorval, Pointe \u2018and Bosco ery Friday at 12 o'clock sharp, orders must tem in our our hands before 11 bi on de day.Orders by mail will be prompt- Tomatoes, Beans and Peas, Ra 5 pardon ms doz, mixed.ds of Green Vegetables in season, paragus, Lot sgeta oY, a, tive.§ Spinach y résines, das T ta ot a: esc: Lech ov eve: od » v Paras tions Everything rything go sac 380t2 2450 Bt.éatherine st We think the public will agree that in a busy season like this, that our personal attention being given to see that our customers roperly served, and their pure ases promptly delivered and ,Æood order, is better than spending our time in writing advertisements.The demand for furniture and carpets trom us this season has been enormous and has kept our four delivery waggons busy from early morn late at night ; and although we had a large warehouse well filled, we have had to call in a surplus stock we had awaiting our orders at the factory, and we are now prepared to serve rés many more.À call from careful close cash buyers is solicited, and am sure Sou will leave your orders wi Metropolitan M\u2019fg Co, 228112 1678 & 1680 Nètre Dame st.An Open Channel in Winter, To the Editor of the STAR : th sig have Just read with much interest the suggestions y Mr.J.A.Mathewson for 00d proven tion, try although a stranger think his suggestion of peeping a a l 0] is a ory good o cine recent date th re might have existed a doubt aa to the abit of a steamer to cut through the heavy ioe, but the performance the maintaining set all such doubt at rest, and there can now no estion o on this point.The \u2018St.Ignace © result of years of ex, rence in foe danse Bhe was designed E.Kirby, the leading marine arohl tect 0.the Groat bee: and was built b gun t Dry Dock company for the gral and Fiber © railways in She is a double as er, ha: ne Dropeler bon atbow fern, propell werful machinery.Her bow of a Topoon shape, whidh steamer to crush ows the beneath her.On her first tp She cut her way through the heavy ice of Lake Huron at the rate of e ht miles per hour.But her t ormance was in her W after her arrival at at the Strata.was found that the ice had p water several hundred feet beyond the harf.Into this solid masa the \u201csteamer was headed, and in a few hours she had dug acanal for herself and was snugly tied up to the What, She has now been running, y any interruption, for three winters, and has D never been sto than for a few hours by the ice, object to keep an open channel in the river here all ter, or for part of the winter, there is no question as to the ability of such 4 steamer as the \u201cBt.Ignace\u201d t Sore Bann, Level Crossings.To the Editor of the Bran: 81R,\u2014EKnowing that you will do what you oan to remedy any serious public grievance, I write to to you.about the level crossings on the Gi Tr am a resident on Can- ' + es ween the hours of twelve and one (noon just wie when the men em ing to their pre the cou a Aldo round by sa is for- len-\u2014or mus roun other sires \"which 2 be exe y Re ed for being late, or even dismissed: Now, I beg to e Grand Trunk put u a foot $ go over the track cross- Brom Dominion street to Mountain street inolusive.d meet th quirements of the most exacting, tices could be put up 5 forbldding, ander a penalty, foot k except, Le À Thus, these ridges would lessen then ber of accidents pi continu all ugh people the G.T.A n this way with lenpunityf\" Sur Barely every right m er \u201cno.\u201d ORE er EE .Novor fall to cure Sox Headache, often the very first dose.s what is said by ail who try Carter's Little Liver Pilla, Special Notices.* Wedding Bells.\u201d lx.D.D.M.Qui nn and Miss Katie Kearns d Sotly presenta recov as vor ee an ! à beautiful Hélntamag upright plano.The Algonquin Hotel, t.Andre X .B., ww 0 for Shoe sah.Mr.baat! the Windsor Rotel, ednesday and nd Touraday: J ung 8 and -5th, tôen rooms, or call ai po a ek 35 man Pee a 4 oF ni ved oo gor 3 8 plano rooms, fe) aw.trou eu ould be seen by those wish: ing a first-class at a reasonable on easy terms of payments, A required Bel-Air Races.© Canadian Pacific Railway and diaries, shop 10 Te Tue ai pr iving Wio r Street tation and ousle By! station at 1.456 nm sharp returning at ssc] 1 rages, Return fare cents.Admissjon urse free on presentation, of Loy ticket .Commute okets vi not t right ammo a tho race course.120 setting on the premises at Hem.seweiler, ! POLLING DAY.IN.ONTARIO, 1 v Government and Opposition Hopes and Fears\u2014Equal Biglith¥ ote May Defoat Mx.Mowat\u2014Eastern Ontario.{SPECIAL TO 25E STB.) TORONTO, June 4.\u2014To-morrow ls poillng Gay in Ontario and the excitement throughout the province runs high.Premier Mowat and the Opposition leader, Meredith, closed their campaigns last night with speeches at Hamilton and Orillia respectively.There are Equal lights candidates in eight ridings, being endorsed by elther of the old parties, except in Toronto, where they run independently.There are five Third Party candidates.Both the Reformers and the Opposition confls dontly prediot a victory, though the predictions of nou-partisans say æ reduced pajority for the Government.If the Equal vote, however, should turn out atk oor than was expected.it might de- t the Ministry, The members of the Cabinet whose seats are being strongly cou- tested are: Provinelal Secretary, Gibson, in Hamilton; Minister of Agrioulture Drury, in Simooe, and Minister of Education G.Ross, In Middlesex.Tho re-election of the other ministers is assured.Inspector Hughes is said to have a falr chance of success in Peel as an Equal Righter.In Toronto, where seven ¢andidates are clatm- ing the three seats, the result is doubtful, the general expeetation being, that Mayor Clark will lead the poll, with perhaps a Liberal or an Equal Righter next.In Eastern Ontario, the Government confidently expect to carry (Hlengarry.Russell, Stormont and Brockville; the osition Dundas, Leeds, Grenville aud Kingston.There are 92 memters to be elected, ipis- sing, à new district, chooses one for the first time.AJI the elections take place to-mor- row.SENATOR CULLOM COULDN'T Got His Ballway Bil Through, and Withdraws It.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) WASHINGTON, D.C., June 4.\u2014After all the beating of tomtoms and rabid denuncia- \u2018tious, which have appeared in some of \u2018the t American papers, and have been indul ed in by \u201cstatesmen,\u201d it is not likely that frecs.at this session, will take any action ooking to bringing the Canadian rallroads still further under the provisions of the In- mmeree Act, Senator Cullom, the great cham pion of therights of American roads, has received a quiet tip that he is dealing with a two-edged sword, and that it will be just as well for him to go slow In the matter, After rushing in with the desire and intention to smash things generally, he found Lhat the people vf the Far West were in favor of freer railroad competition and better facilities, rather than more restricted ones; and, in addition, he learned, to his BOTTOW, that any attempt to interfere with the Canadian roads would arouse intense antagonism in New Englapd.A qulet canvas made of the Senate Fah wed that Senator Blair, of New llampshire, Senator Platt, of Connecticut; Senator Hale, of Maine, and, no doubt, nator Dawes, of Massachusetts, would oppose any such legislation, and with the Republican ranks divided in this way the passage of any bill would be out of the question, especially as the Democrats would use the occasion Lo make campaign capital out of.For this reason nothing will be done during this session at any rate.GALLANT COLONEL COTTON, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) KINGSTON, June 4.\u2014Little Janet Bridge- ford, the four- Fear-aid daughter of Sergeant Bridgeford, of Bate tery, stoo over the wharf in the barrac ke te | pick a ball out of the water and dropped A few minutes later Colonel Cotton, in uniform, came along and seeing a hat floating, stop) and looked over the wharf.He saw the child on the bottom struggling.He sprang in with spurs, boots and belt on, and in afew seconds later the child was on wharf, The rescue was & heroic one ad \u201ceffocted while © no one Was Dear.The\u2019 ttle one is now all right.HUSBAND\u2014DOMBRAIN.ISPECIAL TO THE STAR.) QUEBEC, June 4.\u2014Yesterday, Mise Dom.brain, ot En land, was led to the altar by Rev.Edgar | Husband, the Incambent of Bt.Sylves he wedd ing took place in st DithoW's oro and the bride was iven away by the Lord Bishop of Quebec, 7 | R.J.Fothergill acting as best Rev.Canon Richardson and Rev.Richard: son performed the Tharriage ceremony.NEWS BY BY CABLE oH o, the Sicilian merchant recentl by Italian pri , has been released on payment of $50, In the French Chamber of Deputies vee terday M.Develle announ that Government had accôpted a proposal to impose a duty of three francs on malze.M.Viette, Free er, demanded an adjournment, but the demand was rejected by 349 Emperor William of Germany yesterday received a deputation from the Germa Guilds and Artisans\u2019 Unions.In a sym- pathotio speech, the Emperor declared that t was his most earnest wish to see handicraft again on the same basis as it was in the fourteenth century.\u2018Some Figures on the * Big Ditch.\u201d Paris, June 4.\u2014The special Panama Canal Commission has delivered a fresh report on | the prospective earnings of the canal, case it 1s completed.In this the annual cost of maintenance is placed at 5,500,000 francs; the expenses of administration are placed at 1, so ,000 francs annually.and the cost of trapsit is estimated at 10,000,000 francs annually.The income or he first four years is estimated at 51,250,000 francs, This is calculated on an average annual tonnage, for that period, of 4,100,000 tons, and the proposed, rate of charge per ton is twelve and one-half francs.The commission estimates that after the first four years there would be an annual increase in the tonnage of 250,000 tons until a maximum tonnage of 6,000,000 should be reached.After vo canal has been in operation twelve ears the annual net receip ail sx gxpenses ing deducted, are estimated at 67,000,00 francs.This amount would be distributed between the present and future sharehold- .ers, In accordance with the terms of a con- \u2018tract to be concluded between the old company and the new.Cannot be Imposed by Elaine's Gunboats.LONDON, June 4.\u2014The 2imes declares that the order to despatch American cruisers to the Behring sea smacks too much of the methods of the first Na apoleon in dealing with weak statesmen, and that if the order is executed British h men-8t-war must follow.\u201cWe can only imagine,\u201d the Zimes continues, bar pr ressure from lrish-Americans has Induced Mr, Blaine to withdraw from his apparent desire for a diplomatic settie- ment, Wo belleve England will agres to a close time for seals he ¢ open sea, but suoh an arrangement must be international and dannot be Imposed upon the world by Amerloan gunboats at the bidding of Mr, e.German Protests on McKinley's Bill.N, June 4.-A Berlin correspondent says the Government is not Tiel y to aocede to the petitions of the Chamber of Commerce asking it to protest Alnst the tarid fes changes in the United mapufagiurery In Sasony à Lave oon not by erloan hou pd thelr on Giiore Fa be cancelled unless, in America before July.Some Newspaper Nonsense.THIRD EDITION.log 4 tho A Pllisbury and and x x , and D.Washburn Milla, , Washburn Milla to whelr | present r diem over T 29,000 barrels as a ish syndicate per day.under the direct management of Charles A.Pillsbury, THE QUEEN'S PLATE Entries For the Bel-Afr Jockey Club Races To-morrow, mal the Bel-Air Jockey Club ask for tomorrow is a bright June day, the club and the horses will supply the rest ana an a good day\u2019s sport on the turf.Those who have not visited the track since the completion of the spring repairs will be surprised t the improvements brought about since [rvs season.To-morrow\u2019s programme is a good ons and comp! five firat-class events in which a number of superior horses will compete, as the following list of entries shows: No.1-\u2014-Opening Dash.\u2014$250; of which $50 to second and $25 to third.Weight for allowed if three years old, 5 lbs, 4 years, 10 lbs, five ears and upwards, 14 lbs.winners once this Won.to carry 6 lbs.extra, twloe or more 1 lbs.Distance three : potmer Coior, Sex.Age.N.T.H.Love,.§.Everett SL .ch.t.3 Ida Girl J br.g.6 Duke ot Bourbon v.m.4 Zoa H.E.Douglas.b.h 6 Moonsbive No.2.\u2014Que en's Plate, 50 guineas.The gift of Her Majesty, the Queen, for horses foaled, ralsed and trained in the Province: of Québec, and that have not previously won public money.Entrance 0, to go with the plate to the first horse, second horse to receive $256 from the club, Distance, one and one quarter mile, Owner.Color, sex.Age.Name.Hugh Paton.1m.Eve Hogan ay \"stables b.5: à von Caprio Chas Flonte.b.u 5 Dianthus Thos.H.Tove \u201cme 5 Rose Bank Do.ooo bom, 4 Apple Mao J.P.Dawes.ng 3 ukan Jus.ee bg.Û ue Charles No.3 rse-$300; of which $50 to second and oon to third.Weight for age.Winners once this year 4 lbs.extra, twice or more 7 lbs.Distance, one and one-eighth mile Owner.Color, sex.Age.Name.Pytehiey stables.C.5 3 Lexington Chas, Phair.b.I 3 Periwinkle T.H.Lore.b.c.3 Sunderland Jas.P.Dawes.ban.4 Zea 0 .b.\u20ac 8 Duke of Bourbon H.E.Douglass.b.h.à Moonshine No.4 Merchants\u2019 Btakes, a sweepstakes of $25 each.For three-year-olds and upwards, $10 forfeit to be paid at time of entry, with $500 added, of which $100 to second, and $50 to third.Maidens three years old allowed 5lbs., four years old and upwards, 10 1bs.{nners this year 5 lbs.extra.Distance, one and one-sixteenth mile.Owner.Color, Sex.Age.Name.T.H.Lore.br.g.3 Cortland.Cees b.c.3 Sunderland.James P, Dawes.b.h.4 Red Fellow.0 LL.br.g.6 Duke of Bourbon.Pytchley Stables.b.g.Aged.Pericles bo .cr 3 Lex ington, H.E.Douglass b.t.4 Rose Maybud Jos.buggan.\u201cbr.< 4 Waterford Duggan & Mathe- eerie br.g.4 Colonist Ma Gorman & Co.CE c 3 Fellowship Do.ot 3 Ida (irl Do.ufr 4 Do.\u2026.be 4 Yisile-Biana colt 1, E.Heagram.ch.0.5 Marau Do.ch.c.3 on po.b.m.Aged.Shamrock Ww.Hendrle.b.m.5 Banjo Do.esc.a 8 Gladiator .bre 3 Rasenhill A.8mith.b.m.4 Chaplets No, 5.\u2014Handicap steeplechase, 2%, of which $50 to second and $35 third.Weights between 170 and 140 lbs, Ports announced 4th June.Distance, two miles, Owner Color,8ex.Age.Name.BH p Patron.D b E 8 8tickaway Bay View Stabies.Ve ge M Jas.Minogue.aged Little Jack .eg.6 Littie Charley Alex.ja nlelda: b.g.aged Re THE PREMIER ON THE STUMP, He Moots Mr.Leblanc at St.Martin\u2014Sev- eral Election Notes.Premier Mercier, with a number of speakers on his lr.Lobia was peus, it in BL! artin and met gx MP P.F, pad party.Bard wero flea sides, But the a subject ws was, 88 agua) Cr oseph ! La Minerve, was called upon by a deputation from Beauhar- nois last evening, to offer him the candidature inthat county to oppose the Ministe- Halls Brisson.r.Tasse 2008] accepted.A rouslng méeting was held at Bt, James Market las ovening on behalf of the Conservative candidate in St.James ward, Mr.DE a op: 8, and other s ers 8uppo! © can te of the Oppositl [SPECIAL TO THE AR .BO J une T are rather mixed 9% The recognized candi- dète 0 Moral, 80 is Owen Murphy.veral would prefer Matthew Hearn, and, berals consequence, called a meeting yesterday, bat Roche Was done, BAUVEUR.A meeting was called for the selection of a candidate in the Mercier interest in St.Bauveur last sight Aiderm and Mr.Corrivea ed b dates, but a bearing coul not be obtained.It finally dec! ded to allow Premier to Bae a candidate.» BOODLE FOR BELLECHASSE.says the the electors of St.Michel, County ol lechasse, have the romise of Turgeon Le tho.Liberal candidate, de debtednoss of that the Provincial ht.Speeches were attempt- pue Pod Ou CARBRAY WON'T aux.\u201c Owin, gio my a umerous business occupations, do not feel that } oid do justice to my constituents in Quebec West, ere- fore, Le the honor,\u201d said Felix Carbray 80 there rola & as yet no Conservative candidate ein the fi THE OXFORD LICENSE Depending on the Acceptance or Rejection of One Name on the Opposants* List.The opposition to- the renewal of the Oxford license was up for consideration before their Honors Judges Desnoyers and De Mar- tigny Jloense < oom ners, again yesterday à objestions by the pica cation to tho names Ts appease the | iat Of on petition, ha © e es finally submittea to to thelr Honors for judgment.The contest eén the applicant and opposants Mae or close as to depend on the question of the acception or reject on of ona name hy the commissioners, Tae is the name of Mr Chas.MoEachra Mr.MoEachran, tead of signing in tho electoral column of ®t petition, placed his name in the witness column, and when the mistake was pointed out to him by the circulator of the petition he replied: % Never mind, it\u2019s all as it is.\u201d He afterwards came Into the vos box and stated that hos good faith as ano re inclined at as that of an opposant, but he.I name argued go strongly against it, saying that a municipal vote onod destroyed could not be repalred, and, as this was a municipal vote, destroyed by being entered in the wrong place, he as] that it be re.jec Their Honors took the point en détubéré till Tuesday next at 2 p.m.Deducting 42 non-residents there are 131 vo in the pollin, sgh divis on in which the Sen is situated.Of thie number the opposan have 65 genuine signatures, not oount the name of dr ©.Eschran, pra, allowed, then will give thém the majority of one.Samer Pastimes.BERLIN, June 4\u2014The Munich Aidg The half mile pandioa race was run las Zeitung says the recent speeches Ls ov rien at the M.AA.grounde and, tho Bailsbory\u201d Tad Sir James ergusson show b was 5 Wo 0 wed NB t England recognizes she is too aldron: 3 Bef: Kyo th slalme : oo er, and mugs unite wi ton; Bal hie; diay; 7, Germany to defend, uw nals hex colonies without inor \u201c2h 3 flalo uo Dts Ou of the fod pationdl : abs Lo Michel to be Released.; ferred to ontres not occupy PARIS, June 4.\u2014M.Constans, Minister of a very high position in the League.the Interior, Bas ord ered that Louise Miche), Of 9 olu De neads \u201cthe the female Anarchist, be liberated from list wi 16 victories and but 6 rison.The doctors declare she is suffering defeats, Toronto has 13 victories and 9 Fo rom lunacy.M.Constans has given her defeats, ton is first Du bein, the option of reméining in prison or going and Bay City, 11 and 10, Buffalo only $ to an infirmary.victories and twice as oeven, and Lo A Great Inventor Dies In Destitution.don 6 Yictories and and a desta Porhape OINGINNATI, Obio, June 4.\u2014Alfred T.Per- hey have oo some fo ng will do better rine died herd on Monday night, Jractically & of the West End Tennis destitute.Ho was the invertor of the reopening, i nn Gatling gun, for hiss ho is said to have and Archery Che grounds will take place gelved ras mos worth 8160, Poo trié will consists of caves, tou is 000, but lost 1t in DAA Ds setitions.and a five orelook ton cond Mimmseouny.Ming, Ju our gui Tw- Eisde totne Gr.meat\u201d wil Da > nn.éun \u2014Lhe made eo GT.100 dre an dune says the Lai \u2018ayndicate.controu-).informal dance Will be u .\u2018silent, and id soft light was burning.THE PEERS P PREJUDICE: AN UNWELCOME RETURN CHAPTER XLIX.\u2014 Continued), \u201cMiss Holm,\" said Mrs, Hamjvn, dna tone of severity, va received .a let Misses Lacy yestorday which contained somo ourious revelations Se you.find that the instructress of my children is : truant and disobedient daughter.My duty as a parent has compelled me to send for your father-\u2014] \u201c Mrs.Hamlyn waved her hand, as Tessa's young voice rang out sharply in a passionulo reproach.Captain Holm came forwund.We will not dwell upon the scene that lui- lowed.Wo will only say that, in spite ©! Tessu\u2019s wild appeal, In spite of the chiui- plonship of Miss Charlotte, who appears à upon the scene, the young fugitive was given up to hor enemies.Captain Holm and Squire Todhotly took her away a little later, utiheeding in their exultation her dumb despair, and conveyed her to London.Long before the February dusk had fallen, Tessa Holm was a helpless prisoner In that house in Albemarle street in which the White- chapel Hower«girl had tried to personate her.A prisonor, a and helpless! Her enemies wore triumphant! CHAPTER L.ALL BRIGHT AT LAS After dinner, upon the ev Gain of the day of Tessa's recapture Ly her father, the Mars quis and Mauarchioness of Thornhurst separated, in the coldness and silence which now characterized their intercourse with each other.Lady Thornhurst went to her boudoir.Lord Thornhurst entered:the wide hali, and bogan\"to,attire himself in overcoat and hat, and to search the rack for an um- Lrella.While he was thus engaged, a | a loud ring was hoard at the servants\u2019 Scon afterwards Martha Bales came up the area stairs with an unbroken letter in her hand, and passed into the boudoir, not noticing her master at Lhe farther ond of the hall.But the marquis saw her, us well us the letter she carried, and he leaped to atruth- ful conclusion at once.The letter was from Captain Holw, and was sent under cover to Lady Thornhurst's maid, His eyes blazed with the wrath that consumed him.His first impulse was to go to his wife, and demand to seo Holm's letter.Then he thought that it was probably an appoint~ ment with ber to call that ovening in his own absence.te almost decided to remain at home to receive him.Then he concluded to go out us if for the evening, and to wait in the square for Holm\u2019s appearance.He went out, therefore, banging the outer door, and puce up and down the square, watching 1is own house unceasingly.The letter was for Lady Thornhurst, under cover to her maid.lt was from Ho told her that if she desired to see or daughter upon the pecuniary terms before arranged, and upon a solemn agreement not to make use of her legal authority and remove the girl from his care, she could call in Albermariv-street, at the same number as before, at ten o \u2018clock that evening.He bade her beware of treachery.and ordered her to bring the thousand pounds with her, From the moment In which she had seen her daughter, two nights Lelore, looking in upon her from the darkness and rain of the gloomy street, with gray, wistful eyes, and ate, lovely face, framed in masses of golden Bair: Lady \u2019Ihornhurst had been wild to see her.er detectives had been e engaged in a constant sedrch for her.Sir r Cheswick, having that day made a fresh visit to the Lacy Instituté, and there learned of Tessa\u2019s residence in Sydenham, hi gone on to The Dingle, and wae not yet returned.The marchiones had neart giver up all hope of finding her child, when olm\u2019s note was brought to\u2018her In her anguished frame of anind, shaken to the depths of her soul with maternal Te and tenderness, yearning to Arig fii io her arms the noble girl who was sacrifice bersoif for her mother, it vais not have seemed [possible to Lady Thorne hurst to refrain from obeying Holm's ine vitation.Whatever the danger to herself from any source, she would have braved it to eet her child.ptaln Holm has found my daughter, Martha she said.[am m go to see her at ten o'clock, and you will go with me, Go out out and b bring a cab.Stay, you may dress = little before en o'clock, Martha wi sent out to CG cab.The maid did Tot notice the dark figure over the way pacing ceaseiessiy in the shadow, with ery eyes xed upon the Thornhurst residence.If she had noticed it, she might not have aus- pected it to belong to her husband.Pe Fhate Bates, muttered the marquis.\u201cle sho a going to tell Holm that the coast is Si artha was gone some minutes.She came back in a cab, alighted at Thornhurst * said the marquis, with a eardonic A ce raie goes to him.He crossed the street an and approached the cabmau, who had alighted ware you engaged asked Lord Thorns The man replied in the affirmative, \u201cWhi ich way are you going?\u201d askod the marque, \u2018t know as that's nobody's business,\u201d said the cabman, suspiciously.\u201cBecause [ want to go to Oxford-street,\u201d paid Lord \u2018Thornhurst coolly.\u201cBut you can take me there afterwards.\u201cI'll just ride on the box with you, so as not to d passengers.ere\u2019s a half sovereign.\u201d He handed the cabman a coin of that amount.The man bit and rung it on ) pavement, Thon his countenance relaxed to a satisfied grin, and he sald \u201cAll right, sir.All right.Excuse my sharpness, but we cabbies do get put upon to an awful extent.Bux I ought to know a gentleman when I see him.Lor, sir, gentie~ Lu always pay liberal, and that\u2019s the way tell \u2018em froin your stuck-up nobodies !\u2018 Len marquis went upon the other side of the horse, and stood in the shadow, 80 that he could not be seen from the house.door of the mansion 0) Thornhurst came down by her maid.The marchioness gave the address to the cabmau ina low vo tress and servant entered the vohtole, and.the door was closed upon The mar quls climbed up one side of the cab as the cabman climbed the other, and the cab went rolling through Halkin-street and Gross venor-place to Piccadilly.Who can describe the Yoolings of the jeui- ous husband on that strange journe: 3?Thecab drew up, after a brisk drive, bee fore the door of the house in Albe Street.Lady Thornhurst alighted, followed by Bates, and bidding the cabman wal mounted the house steps.The door wag 0] pened to them, gontrary to Lady Thorne paret s expeotat tain Holm, aver, stood a few steps beyond.in the open doorway of the recep- tion-room.He was smiling ahd complacent, and asked the marchioness into the rooms.She went {in with her mald, and the door was clo The housemaid, who had stood with the street-door ajar, surveying Lady Thorn.hurst, ith eyes and mouth open, was now about shut it, when the marquis leaped from the box of the oab, ran up the steps, and ¢ entorod the hall.irl would have screamed In her af+ res he rd Thornhurst\u2019s countenance was rrible; but he made hera Festure to be \"bid up five soverei \u2018Jam the husband of the y who just came,\u201d he said.\u201cI will give you these to allow me to remain in the house while abe here.\u2018 Ihe girl took the money, and shut the Fire lady have gome to seo mise,\u201d she said.\u201cCome upstairs, sir.The \u2018marquir softly followed the ii They had scarcely gained the upper lan when the maid drew i lordship into a shadow, and Captal n Holm, Squire Todhet- ly, Lady Thornhurst, and her maid came up to the drawing-room floor.Holm unlocked the front room, and they all went {n.The room into which Captain Holm had ushered y Thornhurst was \\ighted apd warmed.Tessa was in the inner room, and the door was locked upon her.pain Holm unlocked the door, but as he would have opened It, the marchioness interposed \u201cht mo, mo go in to her.I must see her first of al Captain Hoim stood aside, and the mat.chioness opened the door and went in.She found herself in a bedroom, wheres a A slight yousx girl sat in an easy-chair, her face bowed her hands, her Aolden hair rippling in & shower about her shoulders.Lady Thornhuret too short, faintand trembling.A panting sound esca, lips.Tesea heard it, and hor wild ery rañs through the house.Bhe leaped to he yr and ran to the marchioness, oryin te Mbner! mother! Oh, mother rad \u2018nd Choy Botbed wildly Sg: eart, and they aly % was many minutes befo! ofan r or move, then her ladye olny \u2018ossù couch, and sat dowa t ohip te Holding her hand.| \"70 be contimiedd AR.urb your.es a 4 à A # 4 wi 4 dl 4 1 8] 4 on oven apc LAST EDV rsdn Sed en de TTT BOYALTY.Lady Smith's Reception DEPARTURE OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS FOR OTTAWA.Sir Donald's Entertainment To-night.THC DEPARTURE TO-MORROW FOR THE SALMON GROUNDS.Their Royal Highnesses, accompanied by General Sir John MeNeill, Lieut.-Col.Cavaye and Dr, Kilkeily left the Windsor Street Station Tor Ottawa at a quarter te ten this morning by a special train, consisting of a baggage car and the private cars Saskatchewan\u201d and *Metapedin.,\u201d The train was in charge of Conductor Younger, and was due to reach Ottawa at one o'clock, Only one stop will be made, namely at Calumet, where tie engine will replenish its water tanks.Lbpgineer O'Connell bad decorated his engine elaborately for the occasion with royal standards and green bunting.A large detatchment of the police was at the station, bul their sor- vices were not required, as the downpour of rain prevented the assembling of my uch of a crowd.Most ol those present weary .officials.As tho train moved out of Lhe station a cheer was raised, the salute belny recognized by the Duke by ralsing his hat.The party are due Lo arrive from Ottawa at seven, and will proceed at once to Sir George Stephen\u2019s, Their Royal Highnesses Jeave the city for the Metapedia by the Grand Trunk at three o'clock to-morrow, THE BECEPTION LAST NIGHT.The reception given in honor of Their Royal Hignesses, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, last evening, by Bir George and Lane Stephen, was a very successful and yable affair.The guests were invited for on o'clock and from that hour till past midnight the ordinarily quiet Drummond street, was thronged with equipages containing fair women and brave men, many of whom anxiously looked forward to meeting again the Prince who had endeared himsei! to all Canadians the winter he spent with us twenty years ago.Sir George Stephen's hausome residence was brilliant- iy hghted up and the magnificent entrance was decorated with masses of pink rhododendrons and eastern palms and hygeria were combined with the delicate traces of the tender green of the huge maple trees | thrown into prominence by the eletrie light.?The scene without was like a glimpse of fairy land, Within, too, all was brilliant and the house was Lighted by wax candles which threw a soft radience on the many-toned dresses of the ladies and brilliant uniforms of the officers.At a few minutes after ten down the broad oak staircase ihronged Montreal's leading citizens.Immediately within the doorway of the large drawing- room stood Lady Stephen, and next her the Duke, then the Duchess and then the Sir George Stephen.Each guest was introduced to Their Royal Highnesses, who shook hands graciously with every one.Lady Stephen, an ideal hostess, with surroundings, looked charming ina gown of rich pink and white brocade, the bodice was trimnred with diamonds and she wore a diamond necklace and a dia- rcond epray in her hair.The Duchess of Conpaught wore a handsome brocade guwn of pale dull blue and gold narrow-stripe wilh long blue and gold brocade train.Mrs.Drummond wore helivtrope silk and crèpe, diamond ornamenjs.Mrs.Abbott wore brown silk trimmed with white Ince; Mrs.J.H.BR.Molson, pearl grey silk aud white lace.Mrs.T.Molson Jooked remarkably well in a gown of black velvet trimmed with rich lace.Miss Heurietta McCulloch wore a dainty gown of pale yellow silk and white crepe de chine.Miss De Rocheblave black silk, covered with black tulle; Miss De Liste, blue silk, trimmed with blue\u2019 gauze and black ribbon.Mrs.Elmenhorst was charming in a gown of pale green of the most delicate tint, contrasting and toning in admirabiy WITH HER GOLDEN HAIR.Mrs.J.Allan looked very wellin light blue brocade.Miss Tait wore a handsoine gown O: red sUk.Mrs.Colin Campbell wore white silk.Miss De Salaberry, the descendant of tho.nmiarquis of that name, th& hero who in Canada will be remembered amongst the list of her most illustrious men, looked ver: handsome & gown of pale grey tHe and tulle, Lady Smith wore dark brown moire and white lace, with diamond ornaments.Miss Dora Mcbougall had on a dainty own of blue tulle; Miss Ada McDougall white.One of the most beautiful toilettes was that of Mrs.Fyank Stephen; it consisted of heliotrope brocade, with a jong graceful train, the front was trimmed with pacels of pale maize colored silk.She carried a large bouquet of tea roses and lilacs, which matched the delioate tones of her gown.Mrs.Hector McKenzie wore a light blue moire, trimmed with black velvet.Madame Forget\u2019 8 gown, which contrasted admirably with her rich coloring, was pale maize broché, with a long train of maize velvel.Mrs.Waddell wore a handsome gown of black velvet.Some of the dresses worn by Montreal\u2019s younger belles were charming, and seldom was-a more lovely galaxy of youth and beauty gathered to- gothor to welcome even a Royal visitor.iss Lily Young lo looked even better than usual, and that is saying a good deal; she had on a gown of clinging white material, and her golden hair was arranged In soft masses on top of her head.She carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.Miss Ethel Bond looked charming In white silk tulle with pearl embroidery.\u2018Miss Mary Henshaw wore a dainty gown of ale blue tulle.Miss Cantiie wore dull yel- ow crepe.Miss Isabel McKenzie wore pale yellow soft Indian silk and carried a magnificent posy of yellow roses.Miss Waddell, a young debutante, wore white, and Miss Daisy Waddell wore white also.Miss H.Abbott looked charming in white tulle with large sprays of white chrysanthemums down one side.Mrs.Vincent Meredith had on a rich gown of copper color and gold brocade, diamond necklet and ornaments, Miss \u2018Mabel McCrae wore gray tulle with lilies of the valley, Miss Estelle O'Brien looked fascinat\u2018ng in white tulle.Mrs.C.McDougall, salmon color silk and æreen cre rs.Hooper wore black lace with handsome white lace In her hair.Miss Beott wore buttercup tulle.Miss J.Scott wore shrimp pink silk and tulle.Miss gus had an esthetic gown of green and gold.Miss Elsie Angus, pale pink crepe.AMONGST THE FEATURES OF THE EVENING \u2018was the appearance of the Duke's Indian attendant, who, attired in native costume, stood at the head of the staircase, a representative of a far away old world\u2019 civilization, amid the brilliancy and newness of our young continent.At intervals in the evening a band in the corridor played just loudly enough to encourage conversation, and Miss Moylan, Montreal's talented young contralto, sang an Italian song, and later on a charming English ballad.In both instances Miss Moylan was accompanied by Miss K.Beott, who played with much delicacy of execution, At eleven o'cloek supper was served in the large dining room, the wood work of which would be an admirable study to a student of carving and architecture.Those who were honored by taking supper with the Royal party were Rev.Jas.Barclay, Mrs.Strachn Bethune Mrs.Cavaye, and, of course, Sir George and Lady Step on.\u2018The decorations were suparb, the table being, profusely decorated with flowers, ferns, lilies of the vailey 2nd roses preponderating.The conserv thrown open and lighted up ator Tiantly its eastern plants and rareorchids revealing fhomeolvon a8 it wero in the full light of day.he garden was charmingly! lighted with elncton icit Tho Prince during the ovenin CONVETS * affably with many of his old friends, amongst them Miss de Rochelano, Misa Do Lisle, Mrs.John Ogilvy, Miss Smith of Park avenue With th at tact of savoir faire natural to him he recalled several leasin 3 \\upidonts of ns former residence ere, Sir John welll, .80 ular with Montrealers, looked remmarkable well and spoke with enthusiasm of his trip across wo continent and the scenaryon the C.P.R.Road.Hoon after midnight the guests began to depart and, asthey teft the reception room, yal Highness bade adieu to itn the kindly courtesy which our yal family poesesses to such a degree, à which serves to endear them to the sub- Jest of of the vast empire on which the sun er sets.BONAVENTURE 8 TASTEFUL DECORATIONS.Bonaventure station is tastefully decor- The arriving ellers scarcely ow what to make of 1, {t being neither on Day nor the fourth of July and \u2018 af course they are sure the city did not expect them.However it is all explained when they learn the presence of, royalty the oity .and.distinguishoa visitors \u2018will say thelr adieu to Montreal to-morrow, as they roll away in the \u201cSaskatchewan\u201d and the ** sta pedia\u201d for the east over the G.T.R, .Suter corrulor of the station is fontoonod with bright strips of red, white and blue \u2018bunting, looped twice between each iron pillar, and two large British flaga drape the main entrance.Over the exit door are two more Union Jacks, whileout in Lhe corridor fac» ing the platforms are hung fifteen flags, the Stars and Stripes and the golden harp of | Ireland bein y conspicuous.Over th door of the te btates Custom office an American and a Canadian flag are prettily festooned, PLEASED THE FRENCH CANADIANS, The Visit of the Duke Likely to do Good.\u201cI tell yon,\u201d said Ald.\u201cANd.Rolland, his genial face beaping with pleasure, \u2018this visit of the Duke of Connaught is going to do good.He hus highly pleased the French Canadians by replying to the address in French.Many people who ordinarily pay little attention ! to that sort of thing have spoken to me on the subjeet ; they think it was so delicate of | him to reply in French, and it shows that a gentleman of exalted position anid who has travelled and knows a thing or two has no wish to suppose the French language and does not think it expedient it shogid be done, and affords a great lesson to these other peopld who know very little and are crying out for suppression.\u201d , \u201cDi the Dukespeak good French?\u2019 HW hy, my dear sir, it was beautiful, clas.gical F rench, and the pronunciation was most perfect.1 can assure you Ît was greatly admired and has been the topic of much conversa-tion.\u201d \u201cDid you speak to His Royal Highness?\u201d \u201cindeed, I did,\u201d said the Alderman, drawing himself up.\"1 reminded him it ; was on the eleventh ot June, 1870, he was decorated as a Knight of i the Order of St.Michael and St.Geor ° in St.Patrick's Hall.The Duke said thought it was later in the month and congratulated me on my memory, but then.\u201d added Mr.Rolland with a chuckle, \u201che didn't know! was an almanae maker and have to keep track of these thinge.\u201d The foregoing opinion received corroboration from the conversation of other civic fathers, Ald.Robert said: \u201cHe is a very fine fellow and speaks French most beaut) fully.\u201d Ald.Lamarche concurred and said: \u201cYes, indeed, one would hardly think Irom his accent he wasan Englishman.\u201d THE DUEE AT OTTAWA.The Duke of Connaught and party reached Ottawa to-day at 1.15 p.m., and were met, by Thetr Excollencies, the Governor General and Lady Stanley and Sir John Macdonald, | ft ASIANS the Guard of Honor of the Governor Gen- | eral\u2019s Foot Guards, with the Queen's colo and band.The party drove to the House! of Parliament, escorted by the Princess Louise Dragoon Guards.8IB DONALD'S DINNER TO-NIGHT.The following is the list of invitations to meet Their Royal Bighnesses to dinner at Sir Donald 8m.its to-night: Sir George Stephen, Lady 5 tephen, Sir Francis and Lady Jobngon, Sur = ijliam and Lady Dawson, Mr.W.Horne, Hon.Colonel and Mrs.Guim Hon.Honore and Mrs, Mercier, Hon.J.J.C.and Miss Abbott, Hon.George and Mrs.Drummond, Mr.Hugh h and Mrs.Hugh McLennan, Mr, gus, Lady Hickson, Mile.de Rochbianc, Miss Scott d Mr.E.8, Clouston.LIST OF THOSE PRESENT.The following is a nearly complete list of those present.It doee not include the names of those invited who were unable to atte; pv Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Allan and Miss Allan, Mr.Allan, Hon.J.J.C.bott, Mrs.Abbots and the Misses Abbott, a D.A.Ansel], Mr.and Mrs.K.B.Angus and the Misses An pe à Mr.H.Montagu and Allan, Mr.bbott, \u2014Mr.and Mra.Burnett, Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Boyer, Mrs.and Misa g, Mr.R.Stanley and Mrs.Bagg, Mr.Strachan Bethune, Mrs.Bethune and the Misses Bethune, tout.-Colohel, Mra, and Miss Bond, Mrs.uckland, Mr.W.J.and Mrs.Buchanan, Rev.James clay.C.\u2014Mr.and Mra, Alex.Clerk, Mr.John Crawford, Mrs.and Miss Crawford, Mr.and Mrs.Colin Campbell, Dr.and Mrs.Ca Campbell, Mr, Mrs.and the Misses Cantlie, Mr, Covernton, Mr.Lorne Campbell.D.\u2014Mr, Mra.and Miss Drinkwater, Mr.J.Try \u201cDavies Mr, Mrs.and Miss Dual lop, Mrs.and Misses Dow, Miss Li mond, Delisle, Hon.\u201cGeorge and Mrs.Drummon Nr.Justice and Mrs.Davidson, the Misse: Drummond, jr., Miss Dormer.E\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Ewan, Air.and Mrs.Rimenhorst, Ven.Archdeacon and Mrs.Evan Bev.Canon Lille ilegood F\u2014 Mrs.For, got, cry and Miss Finales.Ne and Mr.and Mrs, Ros Fi ober.G\u2014Mr.and Mrs.XK.J.Grindley, 8ir A, Tait, Mr.A.¥.and Mrs.Gault.Mrs and Miss Gault, Mr.W.A.Grant, Mr.and ordon, Mr.a and Mrs.R.A.Green- Shields r.and E.B.Greenshiel Mr.and Mrs.Robert Gault, Mr., Mrs.an the Misses Gill espie.and Mrs.Charles Fem.Mr.and Mrs.Hodgson, Mr.and Mra.Mr.and Mra george Hamiitore or MEd to Mrs.Hingston, Mr.and Mrz.Henneker, Mr.d Mrs, How Lieut.Gol ; Lieut.-Col Henshaw, Mr.and Mis rere Mr.and Mrs.Henry.J.\u2014Sir Francis and Lady Johnson, Med.and Mrs.Johnston, Miss Johnson, Dr,, and Miss Johnson.K.Mr and Mrs.F, Kingston.Mr.Norman Lesite, Mr.and Mra, Law, v, Mr.and Mrs.an M.Mr.Geo, Macrae and Migs Mabel Maorae, Judge and M Mathieu, Dr., Mrs.and Mies cCallum, Mr.and Is Vincent Mered and Mrs.| Macdoug- Mr.nd \"Mrs.Hartland Mandougali and Mise M acdougall, Mr.and Mrs.D.Lorn Mac- dougill, Mr.and Mrs.Mackinnon, Mr.and Alexandr Mitchell and the Misses Mitchell, _ Mr.I .olsen, Mr.and Mre.J.T.n, and Ge ackantia.Mr.Me- yesterday H.Meredith, George Maodon Mackenzie, Mr.80d and Mrs, Hobt.Se ipo Misses MoDonald, Mr.Innes, Mc.and Mrs.i bx.Bu ann Molntyre, Miss Moylan, Mr.and Mrs.Mo- Len N- POV G.Nortén an Mre, Norton.Ohad Carus ry Oe Waid d, Mr.and Aro.las Mia OIG ahd Mos Sno , Hon, 0 Ouyivy a 2% fivie, Mira \u2018Jos Oglivie, Ar, and Mrs.W.VE Sx P.\u2014Mr, and ios EVA Peterson, Mr.and Mrs.Pang gman, Ar and Mra.Pelton, Mr.and Mrs.H aton, Mr, an Plimeol.L the Misae s Plimsoll, Mr.J.Fater- son, Miss Paterson.R.\u2014Mr.and Mre, Frank Redpath, Mr.and Mra.Reaves, 8.\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Shaughnessy, Mr.and ; Mrs.L J.Sergeunt Mr.and Mre.W.5 Smith, b, Mr.and Mrs, Sims, Mr.and Mrs.Strathy.Mr.E.Stevenson, Mrs.Dr.Bte hon, Mr.and Mrs.Frank Stephen.Mr.Hollis orey, Mr.and Mrs.Stimson, Mv.and Mis, Glibert Scott, Mr.and Mrs, Sheffleld, Mr.and Mrs.Spencer.T\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Page \u2018Thrower.Mr.and Mrs.Sutherland Taylor, Mr, C.L.Thomson, Mr.and Mrs.F.Wolterstan Thomas, Mr.| John Turnbull.a Alexander and the Misses Urqu- hope ar.W., C.Mrs, and Miss Van Horne, Mr.Vanecke.W_\u2014Mr.and Mrs.Richard White, Mr.and Mre.Wanklya, Mr.and Mrs.Herbert re Wallis, Mr.and Mrs.Wood, Mr.and Mra.Waddell, e.Juage and = .8 Young.Sporting Notes.The M.À.A.A.spring games will come off on Saturday afternoon, beginning at 3 p.m.sharp.The entrees are coming in well and will close to-day, the committee meet- tng to-morrow evening to arrange the * handicaps.The first of the League series of senior championship lacrosse matches will take lace on Saturday, the Montreals playing he Cornwall team on the latter's ground.A special train leaving the Bonaventure station at 12.30 p.m.will take up the Montreal team and a limited number of their friends.wheel are hopeful that Saturday will see a victory put down to their credit for 1890.The Execytive Committee of the A.of C.met lastnight to consider lard 8 application for reinstatement, but a quorum not being present nothing was done.stated that the committees now have the sworn statement of the treasurer of the Baltimore Druid Lacrosse Club as to the amounts paid Ellard for his coaching.Lacrosse men do not anticipate any serious effect to resuit to their gate receipts from the opening of professional baseball here.Saturdays and holidays are _thought to be AAAI AIAN SON LOLOLNE LA AH AL AS ae ANS \u201c SN SNS SES AN as eS TS AS SN BOSS SS SES = a a SSS / Ress ARS So) CS = _ CS THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT, (From the portrait taken at Notman\u2019s yesterday).~ DAA the only sure days for good attendance at sporting events, and whenever either of the lacrosse clubs are playing they expect to got the crowd.Pine Avenue, A meeting of the Commissioners In expropriation for the 0] ing of Ptne avenue been called for Friday and the work of ascertaining the values according to the civic assessment of the Ei tho of the various proprietors within the limits o have signed objecting to the opening of the street, s proceeding, but will not be completed until Friday.It is known, however, that the majority in value will be found in\u2019 favor of the improvement.The city holds the winning card in the assessable value of its own propert which is over two millions of de doll he total amount of the total ssable value within the limits is fifteen millions.If it is found on Friday that the objectors have not succeeded, the hearing of evidence will be commenced as soon as possible, and will occupy several months, thers + being eighty-eight lots to be appro- pr .Business Troubles.Wells L.Lee, coal merchant, 11 Wellington street, has \u2018assigned with 84,148.04 lia- bititles, at the instance of Banque National which carries $2300 of the liabilities.John C.Laurence, bookseller, 1893 Notre Dame street, has assigned with $2,161.88 liabilities.; Percy J.Thompson, of the Henderson Manufacturing., was arrested last evening on à capias à the instance of LaBanque oobolaga on the ground that he owes them $1400 on a note endorsed by the Henderson Lumber Co., insolvent, and that he refused to make an abandonment of his goods, though pret to nasign.Mr.Thompson was admitted to bail.Wellington Street Widening.In a deluge of rain this morning about twenty persons assembled on Wellington street, at the corner of Mullin, when Mr.J.Stowart offered 4 for Sale the properties to be expropria or \u2018th rposes 0 enin the street an far es s Bic mond.The firs firet lot, known as Dr, Rogers\u2019 old house.latel ocoupled by Dr.Hutchison, was sold to Ald.Tansey for $55.A shed adjoining was knocked down to Dr.Hutchison for $1214.The next lot, a detached two-story bri house, belonging to {he estate Mullin, went or $60; a similar Br Kinloch's brick fences of the remeini RE rlated were sold to Fa Poona à for a he whole of thé material is to be removed within twelve days.PERSONAL.Bir Adolphe Caron 13 at the Windsor.Capt, H Montplaléir, of the \u2018\u2018Magdeline,\u2019arrived at the Hail this morning.Sir Joseph Hickson lets for the wést on Saturday asa 18 due in Chicago to-day.R.H.Pope, Tr Compton and Miss rope are pn nie or Tr.Wm, Lane Express, London, Bal al ot no rk.\u2018An old A 9 ot the the oll SEARS pas hel \u201cTHE ROYAL COMMISSION The boys of the winged\u2019 AT WORK Sitting in the Court ef Appeals\u2014 Wording of the Commission\u2014Whelan Will he on Hand With His Proof.3 The Royal Commission appointed to ins Re vestigate the Pacaud-Whelan scandal began its session this afternoon in the Court ; of Appeals.The letter patent appointing J: Messrs.F.L.Belque, Q C., and Jacques Malouin, Q.C., was read by the secratary of the commission, Mr, Charles Lanctot, secretary of the Montreal Bar.It reads as follows.\u201cConsidering that publicity has been given | by the evidence under oath before the Bu~ perlor Court at Montreal in a case of essrs, Whelan and Ford, as well as by public declarations in, Borne NeWsPAPpers, a statement that Mr, J.P.Whelan Pine contractor of the Quebec Court House, has paid a sum of £10,000 for the Pur Epon at of influenolng certain members of th isiature of Que- with regard toa special tem voted upon at the last session for the settlement of a claim against tne Government in connection with that building; and that these statements and declarations are of a nature to affect the good government of this province, the dignity of the Legislature and the in epenidence of its mem that is necessary to cause to and made a complete thorough and impartial investigation on this subject, we have appointed and by these sente du appoint, accordance with cle 596 of the Quebec Statutes aod with the assent of the Executive Councli of this Province, Messrs.A.L.Belque, Q.C.\u2018Dato ton- pier of the Montreal Bar, and Mr.Jacques Maiouin, Q.C., of Quebec, as commissioners to conduct, direct and hold an investigation on this subject, and authorize them hear witnesses under oath, and to cause them to produce all papers and documents in connection with this complaint.\u201d AUGUSTE NGERS, Lieutenant-Governor of the Province ot Quebec.The Commission, after the formal opening, set to work to make up a list of parties who are to be subpmnaed as witnesses, Messrs.Whelan and Pacaud, of course, will figure prominently.ltis rumored that Mr.Pacaud will still refuse to disclose the names of the parties to whom he gave the $10,000 or part of it, and that he will risk imprisonment for contempt of court, for Mr.Whelan: * I shall be there,\u201d he says, \u201cand have my documentar te proof with me to back up all I sald, and very much more than what said, it they only ask me the Le ne Some of the Conservatives are a little frightened that they will pe subprenaed and kept long enough away from the districts in which they seek election to hurt their chances.Mr.C.Beausoleil, M.P.expressed himself very much pleased with the personnel of the commission.Conservatives are not so weil pleased as a rule.They expected three judges of the Superior Court to be appointed.A Widow's Suit, A suit involving nearly $100,000, was on- tered in the Superior Court this | morning by the widow of the late Fabian Drapeau, who died intestate at Ste.Therese a few years ago.There had been a marriage contract in separation as to property between them, and the natural heirs of deceased, consequently got ull he had accumulated during his life time, and she got nothing of it.On an appeal to the court, she had that marriage contract annulled on the ground that her father was not present when she, then a minor signed it: and she is now suing the natural heirs of her late husband for her share.Cromwell and Parliament.The speech with which Oliver Cromwell turned Parliament out of doors in 1653 has come to Ligh t through the researches of Dr.Wolfgang Michael, and there is strong evi- | dence that it is authentic.It was this: \u201cft is high time for me to put an end to your sitting in this place, which ai have dishonored by your contempt of all virtue, and.detiled by your practice of every vice., Ye are a factious crew, and cnemies to all government.Ye are a pack of mercenary.wretches, and would\u2014like Esau\u2014sell your | 2 country.for a mess of pottage, and\u2014like.Fe Judas\u2014hetray your for a few pieces | of money.Is there a single virtue now remaining goons eu Is there one vice ye do not than my horse.Gold ur god.of you have not barte away your cou- |.sciences for bribes?Is there & man among you that hath the least care for the g of the commonwealth?Ye sordid | prostitutes! have ° mot deflled this sacre d place and turned rd's temple into a den of thieves?B sou immoral principles and wicked practices ye are grown intolerably odious to the whole nation.You, who were depnted here by the people to get their grievances redressed, are yourselves me their greatest grievance.Your country, therefore, calis upon me to cleanse this Augean stable by putting a final period to iquitous proceedin in this house, and which, by God\u2019s help and the strength he hath given me, I am Paow to do, J command you, t erefors, upon peril of depart immediately out of this Get you out! Make haste! Yo venalslaves, begone! Soh! Take away that Shining bauble, there, a and lock up the door.\u201d \"Hot Summers.It will perhaps assuage the discomforts of the coming summer to read se t experiences with heat, compiled rman statistician.In the year 627 a Springs were dried up and men fain heat.In 879 it was impossible to work in the open Ta a.In the year 993 the nuts on the trees were \u201croasted\u201d as if in a baker's oven! In 1000 the rivers in France dried up, and the stench from the dead fish and other matter brought a pestilence into the land.The heat in the year 1014 dried up the rivers and the brooks in Alsace-Lor- raine.The Rbine was dried u; 1132.In the year 1152 the reat that eggs could be cooked in the sand, n 1227 it is rdod tbat many men and animals came by their death through the intense heat.In the ear 1303 the waters of the Rhine and the Danube were partially dried up, and people passed over on foot.The crops were burnt up in the year 1394, and in 1538 the Heine and the Loire were as dry land.In 1556 a great drought swept through Europe.In 3614 in France, and even in en the brooks ana the ditches dried up.Not lesa hot were the Jere 1646.1679 and 1701.In the year 1715, from the month of March till October, pot a drop of rain fell fo\" favor temperature rose umur, and favorod à places the fruit trees blossomed a fix traordinarily hot were the yes soon oe 174 1756 and 1811, The summer of 1815 vas so hot that the places of amusement > da AVES res tee travelling moun- tat) is Prés pci atthe deades of She Columbla.t is in motion le the lastthought which would be vos to Suggest iteelf to the mind of ne pass! ing it; yet it is a well-establish- od fact hat this entire mountain is movin slowly but steadily down the riverasas if had a deliberate 43 some time in the future to dam the Columbja and form a great lake from the Cascades to the Dalles.he Indian traditions indicate immense movements of the mountains Hereabouts, \u2018long before white men came to Oregon, and the early settlers, immigrants man them from New England, gave the a described mountainous ridge the name of \u201c travellin mountain,\u201d or % sliding moun tain.ts forward and down ment, the forests along the base of the o ridge have become submerged In the river.Large tree-stubs can be seen standing deep in water on this shore.The railwa engineers and the trackmen find that the line \u2018of the ralirogd which skirts the foot of the moun- is being continually forced out \u2018of Mie, At certain points the roadbed an rails have been pushed eight or ten feet out of line in thn course of a few years.Geologists attribute this strange phenomenon the fact that the basalt, which constitutes the bulk of the mountain, rests on à subatra- tum of conglomerate, or of soft sandstone, which the deep, AT no a Lhe ghty river is cons or that this softer sub-rook Is of Tor oat yielding, at great depths, to the he enorytous weight of the harder material a erislabove \u2014 A Nation\u2019 of Cotes Drink IN tte Bout res vor 63 cant.puma thn \u2018amount to over 535,000,000 .adlly, wi sixty= pe - PTE fa pres to te mu smarket ls is Venema, eleve \"breathing regular and her sleep is seeming- , ture, it ruling a active and firmer in - and dropped M Te at 116 :Imerce at 124344; : 100; 47 do at \"99%: ; 4; 725 Canadian (R23i; 450 doat 834; $5000 Land Bonds at 109; e have no more religion Hn, is od.Which pal Broker.Bio eK Le contes aa te à con 2 aggrega 25 347,600.The first record of roduoction yey \u2018begins with 1870, when shy, to the {ted Ste pound 5 wera p Un water mark was reached in ia.\u201d Gig la, 000 pounds of ship- penta large itétmiof expense in Brazil : got coffee market.Frelght ar 0 8s hig as fourteen cente a ve paid, which from a Saistant plantation to Rio Janeiro means from $1.75 to 82.50 # sack.The highest charge from Bio to Now York is sixty-five cents a bag.GOLD AND SILVER MEDALLISTS.List of Names of the Buccessful Competitors a this Night Schools, whe following 18 a list of the winners of d and silver medals presented to the Dig t sohools for competition : MONTCALM SCHOOL.A.W.Hillman, gold medal; ack: saan (drawing), do\u2019 Ado,; Lucien Deslauriers, do.; gold and silver me aL HOCHELAGA SCHOOL.aver me Leduo, gold medal; Arth.Gouler, or Medal; Le Voronnault, do.; L.A Mousser, d Hon, Pepin, Yerland,- A.Thuburu, 0 QUIER SCBOOL.° Hippolyté FiMàrd, gold medal; vos.Char- bonneau, do; .Kelly, silver medal; Joseph Beauch amp, drawing, gold medal; Jaseph Curnel, drawing, silver medal.BELMONT SCHOOL.Alderic Rapin, gold medal; flamme, do.SARSFIELD SCHOOL.adeno O'Meara, gold medal; W.Lockley, Pierre La- ; James Grey, do.; Joseph rumbly, do.: £ Edvard O'Gra y, silver medal; John Hal- dané, do.BALLE MONTCALAL Arsène Laporte, gold imedal; C.Boileau, silver medal.An Episcopal Clergyman in Trouble.SAULT STE.Maniz, Mich.June 4.\u2014 Rev.Mr.Gree pastor of Escanaba Episcopal ehurcht will probably be tried under the allen contract labor law.Be was pastor at the Canadian \u201cSoo\u2019\u201d church, and while serving there was contracted with t supply the Escanaba pulpit.He cluims he was ignorant of the law.For violation of section 1 of the Act a fine of $1,000 may be imposed.In all cases persons brought in itlogally may be sent back.The case of the Episcopal preacher will be unique.A Long, Long Bleep.x AMBOY, Ill, June 4.\u2014Grace \u201cGridley.the nine teeg-year-old daughter of a prominent business man, has been sleepin nearly two months.Her cheeks are rosy, All She ly as normal as that of an infant.attempts to arouse her are fruitless.is fed regularly with liquids.FINANCIAL.\u20ac The 8M market this mor morning was moderative- 1y active and trading was fairly well distributed bu! sales were principally in small lots except in one ur two cases.The tone was easy on the whole and values in some instances showed a decline.Bank stocks were steady.Montreal was dealt in al 21444 to 216.Merchants was placed at 14034 and \u2018Commerce at 1 2414 Other bank stocks were neglec unchanged.In the miscellaneous its dian Pacific continued to figure as the fea- sympathy with stronger advices from London and New York.It opened and sold al 831g, at which fgure 1175 8 changed hands and a small lot sold at 4.In London it opened stronger, and 34 ig cr at 85 Tel ph soldat 993410 100, Gas ruled we.ter and declined 34 per cent.selling at 20534 to 206, Street Rallwaÿ Was also weaker, 'T cent.1v delng dealt in at 185 to 186, ra cioced at 1847; bid, 184 asked.In the afternoon business was somewhat quieter angi the tone of the market was irregular.Bank of antreal sold at 215 215% and Unta- Commerce wns steady and \u2018 changed hands at 1244.Richelieu sold Lot igher at 5944 but closed steady at 58 bid Bo pue.St Street Rallway was dealt in at 185, n Pacific at 5: Be am e balance of an god > the list wi neglected and un MORNING SAL ES, \u2014G2 2 shares Mnoatreal at 215; 50 do at 21445; 2 do pt12 L3 at 1401g: 5 como Pacific at 8314; 7 doat 0 Street Raülway 186; 125 do at 185, and 62 ts ans 50.* AFTRENOON-S.\u201425 8: bares Montreal st 245.28°00 mt 31034, 40 40 Ontario a ab 124.46: 25 Rlcheliou a ao 50 street ay a.85, and 200 Canadian P Pacific at t Montreal Stock Exchange for thé STan by Gordon Birathy & Op chanwe Court.3 p.Jun A ok mi 21 2154 Mont.Tel! 300 | 99 1104 116 a.8 | B New York Stock Exchange.Reporteäd for the STan by Macdougal) Bros.Btock B jrs, 240 St.Fane coin T at.June 4.oF Op's.Clos'g Atoh.T.88 Fe a 1850.8 KW.pret 25 C0 CEte 108 Obio& Mis.24% 2414 135 Ÿ.8234 Bt, PaO! 454 354 48% 40! ah a 40 14% ! 4m 46% ay a LA 23a T8 78 BLO 86 ei 8 ss gs got 83 x .Sox 00% Ê ret.2 108 T ee 481 ais nes .Le \u20ac x Hh .2.5 5 > 11 i C.k.k London ah Grala and Provisions in Chi cago.7 Latest prices current in Chicago fer Sain and Prob 368t Francois Xavier street.June | [Open\u2019s.High'at Lowest Closing pe 8 on EK gouts E it 33 BIRTHS.LtbsAT\u2014on the 4th Inst., at 211 Mance street, My.J.K.Lindsay, of a son (stillborn).i | MARRIAGES.QUINN-REARNS+At St.Patrick\u2019s Church, on Tuesday, June 3, by the Rev, Father Toupin Daniel À.Quinn to Katto, daughter of Dantel Kearns, Baar ou of this city, BOUCHARD-TESSIER-At St.Henry Church, Juhe #, Challe Edouard Bouchard, assistant master 6 same place, Miss Anna \u2018essier, daughter © ot Germain Tessier clerk of St, Antoine market.Marriage was blessed by Rev.Father Joseph Charette, and Mass cele- rated by Rev.George Charette, both uneles of dnla martéo.DEATHS.GRIFFIN\u2014 ts city, On the 3rd instant, Mary rou ite > John Griffin, of H, M.Customs, Be sondes sired, on t., at 8 ook, to 8 thente: w Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Friends attend.acquaintances are respectfully invi Da NIERS\u2014On May 25, Lillian Maud De y er 74 oungest daughter of the late 5 » 0.D8.Morrisburg, Ont., age 16 at 7 monthsand 15 days, 136 2 McCAW-\u2014At Lachine, on Tuesday, June 3, 1890 Gather Ann McDonell, beloved wife of ook, ar.9 Co eldest daughter of T.R.ckl wall, Ont.Funeral on Saturday, Bonaventure Station, on arrival of I 'p.m.train from Lachine.Friends vis respectfully accept this intimation: POMINYILLEAt C.P.R.Stock Yards Hotel, helogn \u2018on Tuesday evening, June 3, plane ©, dülthtor of_Altred Pominville, aged + jen ce 8 tmonthe.Funeral on Thursday June bat 1.30 p.m.from above address, ai tices are Invited wo tena a ous! sou.= THE.WEATHER Ï opticien SE weather; OC! a worms; à Httlé higher Lem- rat Across the Atlantio.\u201d v\u2014\"\"The Angeles soundly for |.COMPOSITORS AND QOAL-HANDLERS Continue on Strike\u2014Rumots of a Settlement in the Case of the Latter\u2014The Com- Positors Xublish a Paper.The strike of the Herald printers 1s still going on and the men are employing their time in getting out a sprightly little four cplumn paper called the Echo, which, though distributed gratis, Is already on à paying basls, and Issued with the aim of bringing the printers\u2019 side of the troubles fairly and squarely betore the public.ou decidedly,\u201d said one of the men, who were gathered this morning at their \u2018hall on MeGN street, \u201c do we intend to hold out.Not one of our men is working, the fact being that théy have no need to,and while out on strike are support- od by the International Union.Should work offered us, however, on other papers we have to accept it or lose all right to support.The existing trouble is solely caused by the Herald management.The change proposed could not have been accepted by us even if we were inclined to do it, though it out down our Individual wages about seventy- five cents a week, because our coustitutlon did not permit it.The coal handiers are also holding out, and when the men \u2018saw that the promise &tven them by Messrs.Peter Furness & Co.was really not worth the paper it wag, written on, except in case all the gpevédores agreed to increase, they decided to let this firm suffer with the majority.The night gang refused to go to work and the vessel remains with ha ï its cargo unloaded.At Hochelaga the stevedores claim about one hundred men were at work this morning, but at the same time orders have been given to have one of the two colliers coming up the river discharge at Sorel, and the other t Thiee Rivers.The \u201cGeorge Clarkson,\u201d She of the three colliers at Hochelaga Wharf, which is partly unloaded, has also been ordered to Sorel.WATCHES At Ross\u2019.For 86.00, Genuine Waltham, solid Nickel Cares.Fo 0, do 0 do Silver For 310 Solid Silver, Btem Wind, Hunting Cus, Full Jewelled, Lever Movemen For 85, Gents\u2019 Bize Solid Stiver, Stem Wind, good sound | morements, For #5 size, Solid Bilver, Btem Wind, fully warran ted, For 82 7.a good sound Watch, Stem Wind, Nickel \"Case e, fully warranted; short win HENRY ROSS, Watchmaker & Jeweller, 137 Se.Peter Mtreet, :3 Doors from Craig.12901 ERSON AL\u2014HALLEY BRO°S REGULAR THURSday auction sale will be postponed owinz to Corpua\u201d Chriatt holiday, until Monday, when will be sold, without reserve, Oth inst, square and 2 cottage pianos, Including one 7 oct.Chickering, bedroom els, baby carriages, tea sets, glassware &c., 130 1 8.John the Evangelists Dedication Pestiral, TWO \u201cQUIET DAYS\u201d Preparatory to the Festival on Friday and Saturday, June 6 and 7, WILI HE CON DUCTED BY REV.A.C.A.HALL, S.B.JE, TIME TABLE Friday and Saturday.Tune 6 and 7.AM Holy Communion.6.30 A.M 0 2 A.M.-Holy Communion.12.15 + M.\u2014Shoët Address 4, 30P.y M gud Intercession.-Medita 5 P.M.Eve 8 P.M.\u2014Metrical Litany and Sermon, nrong.\u201cPersons sitending either of the celebrations have breakfast afterwards in the Guia Room ST Kiving notice beforebaid and on payment of (fieen M.A.A.A.e annual Bprin Handi Gamer will be held oath \u2018gate SE Antoine Grounds, on SATURDAY, June 7, 1890, Somoncing at 3 o'clock sharp.Entrance fe be by St.Catherine street only.The result of progress of the - e match in C Cornwal ill be announced during the Admission 35 cents.W.85.WELDON, Sec.-Trvas, TRIPLE EVENT! 8.and Meditation, i vi = Vs JUNIOR SHAYROCKS, 2 P.M, St Regis Indians vs.Shamrocks, 3.30 P.M.Higerthornes vs.2nd Junior Shamrocks, \u20145 P.M.\u2014 SHAMROCK LACROSSE GROUNDS, Saturday, June the 7th, HENRY McLAUGHLIN, Hon.-Sec.Membeff can secure their boots from Secretary at the gate.130 3 OYAL SCOTS OF CANADA.ANNUAL DRILL.Losier The hattalion will parade in drill order on Thursday, 5th, at 8 p.m.Pipers and drum- mera to attend.8 y oi ED 4.YDON, Capt.and Adj.130 1 YOUNG IRISHMEX'S L & B ASSN.\u2014NOTICE Regular monthly moett ng of the above Association will be he ald din thele Hall, oi Wednesday evening, J ive, fa member is requested to be present, Ira- portant business to be transacted, By order.céo.A.\u2018GRACE, Ree.Secretary.ONTREAL vs, CORNWALL (Championship Series).Arrangements havi been mnde for a Special Train, members und friends wishing to accompany the Mont real | Lacrosse Team to Cornwall n Saturday, June Fee may procure kone from the reasurer at the Gymnasium, .T epot on .urn }'are\u2014 $1.50.Train leaves at 12.30 noon.W.GERAGHTY, on.Sec.Grocers\u2019 Association of Montreal.lar monthl Meeting of the Association will be Tad Fre-morrow ( (T sor, DAY, - the Hth Inat, at, th echanies\u2019 ai jy fons of Special npontanens and the Annual ni Every Member is expected to attend.A.FOURNIER.ALEX.D.FRASER, 1302 Becretary.President.ST.LOUIS ELECTORAL DAVISION, CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE, NM.Laurent.th teotors | favorable to the candidature of wie in the present contest for St.Luuis Electoral Divis: fon, are Jespectinily ranested to attend every day and evening to the Comirittes Room, promote the organization of the eloction., * Central Committee, No.¥816 ST.CATHERINE STREET, Uorner of Drolet and Roy.\u2014It is important for all the Blectors who have chineed their Tetdence on May last, that they should come ut the Central Committee to Wive the number of their new residence, By order of the Commit ; 130 11 ASK FOR Rohr & Co\u2019s Bourbon Whisky.Hackerbrau Bavarian Beer.MACKENZIE 3 STILLS SUPERIOR e SCOTCH WHISKY 130% STABLE TO LET NEAR the WINDSOR HOTEL, ! One of: the Anest In the city.wiz! accommodate eight horses, ®.K.THOMAS, | NASAL À BALM.vk A certain and spe s Cold in the Hea { in all its stages.SUOTHING, CLEANSING, HEALING, Instant Rellef, Permanent Cure, Falluro Impossible.iy cure for and Catarth Man en ealicd diseases are simpl ptoms of Catarrh, such as headache, partial donnes, 1 osing sense of smell, foul br cath, wking viens nouses, general feeling of bring If vou are with any of these or ki sympims, you ve Catarrh, and should lose no time in procuring a bottle of NasaL Baru.Ho warned in time, naglected cold in head results in Catarrh, foiowed consumption and death.NasaL BALM is sold by druggists, or will be sent, post paid, on receipt of © (50 cen cents and $1.00) by a g FULFORD & GO., BROocVILE, Ours sc.Beware of imitations similar in name.Monod Te THE liarnpraone OF Winks, TENN o= BOATING = = CRICKETING 2 Just Received from Welch, Margetason & Co.£0 \u2014\u2014 THEIR NEW BPRING-\u2014 Tennis Suits, Coats, Trousers and Caps.TENNIS CABS, ms wks 25000 751, Tennis Trains, in i White & Fane, $2.80 to $8.80.Tennis Coa fy Set i, 501 054, ALSO A NEW INDIA GAUZE SHIRT Bultable for all kinds of outing purposes, WARRANTED NOT TO SHRINK, Fine.Soft and Silky.At Moderate Prices.J.J.HANNAN, 215 St.James Street.130x1 4 2C0AL, COAL, &c.Besi Qualities American, all sizes.Nostoh nid Lewor Port Grate.Do do Mtenin.Camberland smitha.Qld Coy\u2019a Lehigh Brolen.Ainerican Coke.Outzrio Chzrcoal.Pig Iron, Fire Bricks, &c.ANDREW BAILE, 1280 69 McGILL STREET, SPECIAL NOTICE, The finest assortment of Outing Suits for Ladies and Gentlemen is to be found at J.J.HANNAN\u2019S, 215 St.James st.The latest just received is the new Silk and Wool Flannel.Really beautiful patterns.Call and inspect them.15011 WHY DON'T YOU BUY \u2014\u2014 YOUR \u2014 | Carpet Felt \u2014 FROM THE \u2014 NEW ENGLAND PAPER CO., No.23 DeBresoles Street, And SA VE MONEY! NOW GOING ON Our GREAT ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE.Select your Furniture and Carpets while the Stock is most complete.FEE & MARTIN'S Palace Furniture Stores, 357 TO 367 NT.JAMES, 13032 , SPECIAL NOTICE.Ladies\u2019 Sitk Blouses, in ail the newest and most exquisite patterns, at $2.75, $4.00, $6.50, are to be had at 1.J.HANNAN\u2019S, 215 Si.James st.180x1 pam TIARY SUPPLIES.EALED TENDERS, addreassd to the prderrigned and endorsed \u201cTenders for Supplies,\" will be celyed at the o Maen Su} the St, Vire de Paul.Penitentiars, until W ESDAY, the 11th DAY OF JUNE INSTANT 1850, Heica o'clock, Noon, from parties desirous of contracting for gup- lying that Fast titution for one year, from the First Bay of Jul 5 1890, with the articles comprised in the.es classes: > 1.Dry goods.Floor ent stron; paker*s, inspected, in barrels, .Hard cual and«ao onl.Groceries and cos orage straw, bra and oats, | Fres meat (boef \u2018and LEE .Salt pork, \u201c mess,\u201d inspected., Drugs and tion nes.Leather and .Hardware.i Firewood.classes in its ean than one of the foregoin, but sev- entirety shull form {he aubjest of a tender; oral classes may t Inglug ed in, fhe tepder.All articles to br \u2018of firat ana Samples of arti fn pompe in Sn classes to be fiun the institution, and pe cr Ad the tenderers, at the same time with th atures of at least two responsible parties, aptes come suretion n tlia event of the tender hess Rocco à té subscribe to it before st Any corps not in the ton form will be re- ec a formation respéetine the detatls of the above lies, together vith blank forins of tenders and qe en of à winteations spd conditions, and.alan salnples.wili be furnished on application to the nde tained orins and specifications will Al require ta bo rer up in detail, pue si ne car out and additions comple oted, and sigied:Dy the party or H Len he coal and Hood®o be tvs in thd peniten- \u2018ard.tary yard TRI.\u2018our à st.Vincent \u20ac de e pop Peppers Lu JURY ™ RINKING WATER FOR The | the 1st and Oth ed are req 1 20 &_ ER YEAR \u201813013 30 Bt, Joho street.PUES ae te a Water th Agen are the pest and oh, 0 .pr à À JAGHAQE Baan sirsat/ ne M rs Aart ge Mon aT iB ra 100 \u2014=COME=- BE MADE HAPPY.H.1.WILDER & CO.Have made Thousands of Poople Ha, duri ng the PABT TWO Ww, Eka For Furniture, Baby Carriages, etc.\u2014\u2014GO TO\u2014\u2014 232 TO 238 McGILL STREET.Beat assortment and Lowe le beral Toring when desire Prices In the oitr, OPEN EV Et FF Be sure and examine thei else whore, oir stock befors buying \u2014_\u2014 INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of JOSEPH L.GRAVEL, Jewsller, of the City of Montreal, IRSOLVENT, The undersigned will sell by Public Auction, on THURBDAY, the 3rd July, 1890, at 11 O'Clock a.m., st the office of Chas.Desmarteau, Curator, the im- movables belonging to the estate, as follows: One lot of ground situate in Bt Mary's Ward, in the City of Montreal, bearing numbers thirteen hundred and nine (1309) and thirteen hundred and ten (1310) vf the plan and book of reference of said Ward, containing ive thousand eight hundred and sixty-two (5862) feet in superfivies, with a house containing 13 dwellings and 16 sheds and other buildings thereon erected.For all other information apply to CHAS, DESMARTEAU, Curator, No.1598 Notre Dame st.MARCOTTE BROS., 130 9'2aw Auctioneers EXECUTORS\u2019 SALE.The following desirable properties will be sold \u201c .By Auction, AT COR LOOMS, 181 ST.JAMES STREET Wednesday, June 11, At ELEVENO'CLOCE.SHERBROOKE ST.The fine corner Property well situated on the \u201crth-west side of Sherbrooke street, adjoining the Eandaome residence and grounds of » Linton, Esq., and forming a corner of Cote dea Neige 8 Road: Hherbruoke street \\routage abot 1:0 feet, and area 748 foet, with the bu {dings thereon as they now = Carlton Road.À nico piece of land, measuring 94 ft.§ im., on Oarl- ton road, and extending about 139 Jeet to a wide lane entering from University at J.Craddock Spoon & Co, 13014 3aw Real Estate Auctioneera 44 BISHOP ST.A new House, carefully but bailt ja fine beat style, by the well known buflder, J.B.BROUILLETTE.Cen now be purchased at a Low Price 1 bought immediately.26500 of the purchase money can remain a vo per fen J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.130x2 181 BT.JAMES STREET.ON EXHIBITION.All the Odds and Ends, Curios, Art Objects, Paintings, Diamonds, Guns, Fishing and other Sporting Goods to be sold by auction on Friday afternoon are nowon view at our Rooms, Nos, 1821 and 1823 Notre Dame St.M.Hicks & Co., Auctioncers.1301 AMAGED THREAD AT AUCTION.The Subscribers will sell at thefr Stores, Nos, 86 and 86 St, Peter street, i On MONDAY, 9th JUNE, 1625 2 CASEB OOTTON THREAD, toda >\" g.cord, 300 yds., No 36 & 40.60 Gross each.100 Gross Dumaged in vo of importation ex vu ss THES Ruyter Bale at TWELVE o'clock.BENNING & BARSALOU.F& FR _180 4 0 Anctionsers, AVOTON PAT SALE OF NEW & ECOND- FURNITUR ENAMELLED W BE Wo will sell at our rooms, No.iY and 243 St.James streut, On Friday, th artd vuriod assortment nd fu ture, cousisting in part of Bix Drocatell and Flash Purlor Bets, Easy Clairs, Bik, W_ a A Oak oom Bots, Bideboar Ball'Btands, Di Centre Tables, Walnut and Onk Ch fran u hes, iron Bedateads Wool dl other Mattresses\u2019 ea furniture is nll of the latost Quilts, Towols, Fated Jere, some fin and Engrayi lot of new and seconduand Carpets anû oO L'Glothe.Stoves, Urocke are.Also consigned for positive safe wo cases Énameled Ware consis tic of Saucepang, Frypans, tors\u2019 Ladl 5, - SALE AL TWO O'CLOCK.RAE & DONNELLY 130 2 ; ABGE C LEARING SALE Of New and Second-hand Houseeold Furnitare, on Friday Next, 6th Juve, at J.TIGH x co.Augtion Roome, 305 St.James st, near Vic squa omprisiig, § Silk Plush and Hair Pacior Sete Blk.Walnut Marble Top and Other Bedroom Sots, 8{lk_ Flush and other Bed Couches, Hair, Woo 1 and 8 Spring Mattrosses, Bik.Walnut and other Sideboards, Blk.Valgnt and other Dining Tables, Rendy-made Carnets English and Canadien Oil Cloths.Bea Bar Iron alta and Dedsteady, Baby Ca: Sewing Mac! Flann, Tugs, aco Cartaine \u201cons, Tuner Costs, les, Glnas war © and Gutlory, Sve RE Forks, Spoons, Eancy da Sant 6, Butters and fitands, Very Large Refrigerator, Cool tg Ba nie.2 2 Larwe ro Counters and a large lot of Second-Han 8ale at 10 O'Clock A.M.No.Tes rve.Je TIGH & CO, 130 2 Auctiongers.AILIFF'S SALE_PROVIN x por QUEBEQ, District of Montrast No.Magistrates ourt, mas F, G, Fo laey, sai, versus uy vipa St, Ci A auth Bible! sh pol Defendant.seized in t ue caus ti Hed furniture, ste, 8 0, treat, Seb dane, 1800, ATLIFF'S SALE-PROVINCE OFQUEBEO triot of Montreal.\u2014No.25¢4.\u2014Bupsrior court, ame Albi Beaupre, et vir, ain tiff, versus phonse Lacroix, D Feng nt, and Ls, 8, Pellerin, mis an cause And 0! an or osant and.Guardian, On the 1th day St Sade.insta te ne st § of the clock in tha forenoon.at the (Jou! 5 x the sal Guardian, No 234 ntcolm st.in Teal, will Li authority A patio ull Ta da and chattels of ie said 8, in 8 .300 À 1301 BrLIFES = comp N QUEBEC, DIB- tact of Siné, 28 \u2014 Magistrate Plaintifl, va, nager Brasseur, 1 13th of Inne, 1890, at ten of the E OF QUEBKC\u2014 à 483, Circult Codrt, versus Williazy Johnston Ji de June, 1800, at 10 od the ex-businesa Defendant, of tho clock 1 the Place the said Dofen dant eme 450 8t, Jamoa st, in he Cty of Montreal, will be 501g by a authority of Justice all the goods and chattels of said Defendant, seized In fry consisting of rudes books, etc.Terms cash.G.MASSE, B.Montreal, 4th June, 1890, Lu 0 L UEBE BYE oa BALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF Timoths treal-No.1766-Circult court ntiff, va.Jules Hamelin, ; iy Bin day of Juno, 1800, at pen of An tha Lo) at the domicile and busi- \" 0.1:208 8t Law- ça street ; n the Wont: 1, will be mold, Û on se ,w no.rence nee in 3 Teo 41] the goods and chatioln of tiny sai Dofendant, ueizod in this cause, consisting of horse, \u2018bread wagueh and winter bread .aleighs, oo 5 oie, Tarina cash.NOLL RUY, Bb = © Montreal, Shi Jane, 1880.130 Tai, pring aL tne cornor pf irl Tibi fio 3 H 1 "]