The Montreal daily star, 25 janvier 1892, lundi 25 janvier 1892

[" 4 + PS La 1 you a apply ts % Bis.- conta: or VOL.XXIV-=No.20.Sttuations PWarant.NS NN SESS W TED\u2014M.TO SELL FOR THE FONT- il re es of Canada, which huve Leon in- 700 acres; stook ohuioe and complete iu tues; newest specialtion, Lardy rr fruits, Hinations IWanisd.INIINSNI NSN ANTED\u2014BY A LADY, POSITION (A8 OOM- Ps ion.Keferenoos first class.Address, = x 143,\" Brau office.1 ANTED \u2014 DEESSMAEING.MIBS CLARKE, MONTREAL, MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1892.IMedical Booms te Lok.8-70 LET, LARGE AND COMFORTABLE R room ith modern conveniences 00m as: privat Pi, No.2077 Bt.Catherine se 26 etc.; libel al y wéekly : start men to wor 1 7 ormarly of Boston, will do firet class dress.OOM\u2014IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, SUITABLE pan din te Fah Spt heat Set making, u! rossonablo prices, at 3) Mackay st.168 AW, for a couple or two gontlomen Bais s .acant Moutreal, P.Q Beall, Manag! ARorontc hat, hctudi BY TRAVELLER » yo OM street.Apoly 4 12 : o Eas x wa City woollens, EAN Me 1 12 A pond 56 Sonte fos oui, William se.Mail Bu Ua {ood COR oo url aus ee LE 8 | modern couvenienoes.98 Union avenue, 15 © ng, ANTED\u2014TO DO OUB NEW WURE Fou Ts at home\u2014 Ladies and girls: $3 to 88 & week esully made; no painting or canvasalog, send eut Mérénsod envelope.Evho Kiar atnotaring Co., iberty sq., Boston, Mass, 14 8 TA, YOURS GIRL ABOUT 18.FUR À ANTE Uall in the afternoon, to 81 Geborns ai Canty = LADY CASHIERK AND BOOEKEKP- er.Lady fo r light houuekoe Ang and ladies\u2019 re- oeption roo 12 tactor.ls; 63 and sp.Bteno- - rrapher.8 Place d'armes à BQ.18 3 ANTED\u2014L0 GOOD HELIABLE GIRLB, AT once.Cooks, House an tchen maids and epors] servant No fees or Fr of any nature, 5 Plaue d'A.18 3 ATED 3 HELIABLE, PRACTIOAL YOUNG business mon, to manage offices in Ogdens- burg, Oswego sud London, Ontario, Travelling col- Jeotor.Puintis and vil saloszoen.5 Place d' Armes 4d.ANTED\u2014BINGWERS FOR ST.JAMES METHO- dist Church, lessons given la exchange for services, Horbert Fation, 43 May 184 ANTED\u2014A RESPÉCTABLE WOMAN nurse infant at her own box 2487, w Stal office.ANTED\u2014A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE OARE CF by aod assist in light housework, Appr a bu 300 st Urbain s (ANTED A GENERAL BERVANT FOR, A su i fawnily.Apply 284 Bleury st.AN EDR NURSE TU TAKE CHARGE JF two children, in country town.Apply 8 Park ave, between d8 p.m.192 ANTED\u2014A THOROUGH EITOHEN GIRL, WHO understands washing and ironing and plain pe El girl preferred.Good refershiogs.TO Address \u201cL 183 ANTED-T NEATH A GOOD MAN WILL BE furnished with steady work until lst May next.Hiate wayes expected and address Lmmediate- ir, M, B, Marsh, Aborcorn, P.19 8 ANTED-\u2014WATORMEN, WITH GOOD RE ences, to Buberintendent of qe Works, arin Tot, East.W.C.McDonald J ANTED\u2014CQMPOSITOR; MUST BE A Finer class band aud a gompétent prost reader, a Ek- bacco dress 2585,\" STAn office.9 AN i D\u2014COMPETEN T BOOKKEEPER.AD- \u201cP 2600,\" BTAR office 19 3 INTEDA GENERAL SERY ANT FOR BMALL family ; no washing or ironing.References re- juired ; Frotestant.Apply mornings or evenings.243 niversit ty 8 2 NTR GOUD GENERAL SELVANT ABLE 0 plain cooking, wages 81 App ply to Gu Merchant, St George's Club, Sher rooke, u ANTED-\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT, ONE TAT n do good plain cooking: no washing.Good veferonoes.Apply 2790 8t.Catherine street.20 1 WW ewe OOMPETENT SHORTHAND AND typewriter, Apply, stating machine used, to \u201cR 2640,\" STan office.202 ARIEL-YOUNG Q GIRL AS GENERAL BERt: must be plain foroncen.207 8L vite st ANTED-SMART BOY FOR OFFICE ORE in ple Tan the ejectrica| business; one xoow- orthand and speaking bo anguâges pre.\u2018er han a Bats 7s En AN TER A SERVART WELL RECONMERD- ed will find a situation at No.11 Ernest st, City.Mra.V.Roy.202 ANTED-A COMPETEN maid; Jeferences requ; until ive and after seven, at 76 Sher HOUSE AND TABLE.N rence Looks dl comp A FIRST CLASS Ten ood ri Fe = once, ras In cooks, ken Employment Bureau, St.Antoine st, 201 ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SZRVANT, WABHING; references required.Protestant preferred.Apply 4 Overdale ANTED\u2014AN ÉPENIENGED HOVSEMAIS References required.Apply 7 Beaver Hall sa ANTKD\u2014A GOOD PLAIN OOOK, REFERences required.Apply 7 Beaver Hall aq.202 WANTED A IRBT CLASS GENERAL SERa vant; alsg's good nurse girl, 3836 Bt.Antoine ANTED\u2014A GOOD PLAIN COOK.MUST HAVE od city references.Apply oe et ERAL BERVANT 82 Vnlroraity st mily wh iskept.A oy 5% 8 on y where a nurse ep PP.ussex street, of.Dorchester street west.y 202 NATED A FIRST CLASS WAITRESS.ATPLY 1796 Notre Dame at, ANTED\u2014A son GENERAL SERVANT Ta A small fa good home to right party.295 Coursol Fee wh ANTED-FOR UMBHELL LA WORK, EXF enced sewin, r Mac] \" Appl atthe Dominion Umbrella Factory.714 Cralg = ly ANTED\u2014MAN TO PHOYEL- slow ay Front of vacant lot of land, D.Wiatle, Hospital s 3 ANTE TOUTE FOR AN TNEERANOE or fice; 810 per month; good in own handwri , B, 0.Box No.Lez 2e Montreal, 7 + NVARILD- NURSE FOx THREE CHITORE EN references required.Apply, 8 Oxenden ave, 1 VASTE RE OMIOITORS FOR THE NEW YORK Insurance Cu, to introduce a new system combining monthly ayments; small palary paid cook, Apply with je ed.Appl on Monda da Sook out, y ANTED BI TUATION AS ASSISTANT OUT- na yhelonalo © closing house.Please ce.answer to \u201cE.2326\" 8 ANTED\u2014BY ei MAN, SITUATION AB paper hanger and decorstor, Best work, lowest price.Appty M Gold, Z3U bt.Oonstant st, in the rear (upstairs 186 ANTRD-SIT ATION.A COMPETENT BAW- or, able to keep his saw in order; 10 years ip present situation ; cause of leaving st took too sm Address Wum.Patneaude, Anderson's Corners, Que ARTED \u2014 SITUATION AB NO.1 WOODER x Us mæny years experieuce in business, or pogker for Wholesale bouse.Address Mr, Wilt, No 3% Adeline street.18 3 ANTED\u2014BY À YOUNG MAN OF UNEXCEP- tlonable character and references, an outside a selling or collecting preferred.\u201cN N 3230, \u201d ANTED\u2014BY A GOOD DRESSMAKER, SEW- ng in private families, guud reference.Address \u201c0 2644,\" Bran otlic 19 3 ANTED\u2014 SITUATION BY dow, as housekeeper or companion; salary no object; comfortable hume for herself and td, aged n nine years, desired.Good refervncos.Addross 41, STAR office 19 3 ANTED\u2014BY AN ENGLISUW OMAN, WORK BY the day or weelt, cooking or any kind of bouse- work, or waiting on five o'clock teas or dinners, Address \u201cR 2049,\" 8TAR office.202 ANTED\u2014POBITION AS ELOCUTION TEACH- school or college; also private pupils; AN ENGLISH W1- 9 Delsarte system taught; graduate of Whilb Col oge and pupll Toronto Conservatory School of Élooution.Apply \u201cR2(55,\"\u201d STAR 0 20 4 ANTED\u2014-IRON WORKERS WILL PLEASE stay away from Qisawa; strike on.By order IroxWorkers Union, Ottaw _20 3 JAN TED-BY A REBPECTABLE YOUNG M MARried woman, bousecleaning washing by the day.Address \u201c8 2966,\" STAR office, zul \u2019ANTED\u2014SITUATION IN THE WHOLESALE hardware business, by young man of seven years experience in the \u2018Lo travel or for the store; sp >eaks both jones: goud references.Address 2665,\" STAR office 203 ANTED SITUATION AB NURSERY GOVERness, mother's help or useful companion, by a young lady.Address \u201cKR 2650,\" STAR © 03 ARTED-POSITION AB SHORTHAND AND typewriter, by young lady who has had office experience; ey nominal.Address \u2018T 3704 STAR office.202 ANTED-SITUATION BY EXPERIENCED book hooper: shorthand; good references.Address \u201cT 2703, 201 KNTED WANING OR WORK OF ANY KIND, y the day.Apply in rear of 38 Latour street.larga: Baker).20 AN ED WORE BY THE DAY BY A Fagor.able girl.No.12 Anders 201 ANTED-BY A COMPETENT \"YOUNG MAN (aged 19), a situation as assistant bookkeeper in = who.esale house; Very vod references.Address \u201c8 2083,\" 5TAR office.20 i ; ANTED\u2014BY A YOUNG MAN, SITUATION A8 storeman in wholesale or retail store or warehouse; if experience is required would take small salary\u2019 to commence; sober and steady; good reference, T2604,\" STAR office.802 ANTED-BT YOUNG MAN, SITUATION AS groom or coschman, thoroughly understands the care of horses; will niake bimae.i useful: can furnish good city references.Addres .39 Osborne ANTED\u2014WORK BY THE DAY,BY A RuSPECT- able woman, washing or scrubbing, 3 anys in tue wesk.No, 5 St Bernard street.201 ANTED \u2014 DRESS- MAKING, 31 VIOTORIA, customers, by à a dress-maker from New York.Cutting by tailor system, latest styles and ar ANTED BY MARRIED COUPLE, FRENOH- pe with guod credentials, situations together.or otaerwise, man as coxchman snd gar dener, wife as bousekesper; wood seamstress.Apply 441 Sherbrooke st.20 3 ANTED\u2014A BUSINESS MAN WISHES TO enter some good established busineas, either manufacturing, imiporting or commission, J bole sale; would Contribute some Capital and active interest.Principals only address \u201cT.2716.> BTAB O 203 Business Thances.OR SALE A LICENSED GROOERY STORE JOR SMEEA LICENSED QROCEAL RESTES | x bly be between 7 a 8p.m,.atl Will.sk, qorner ox AEE NIOE LEAR NEW ZE oF millinery.Owner obliged acoount of health.Address \u2018J 13 1% a TAR IES FE ALE-THE FINEST TAILORING AN Bo faraishin log business in Brockville.shook new and weil assorte: cutter, one of the best known in Can nada an d for the past b yrs connected with the establishment, can be enguged If sold, must bo s sold this month Address Box 23, Brock 3 OR BALE-VALUABLE MANUFACTURING business (only one of ite kind in Dominion); plant and machinery in good running order ; original Paine $13,600.Can bought very cheap.Good reasons for selling, Box zn Brockville, 122 Fo; SALE\u2014HOTELS, SALOONS, FRUIT, OON- {eotioners and different lines of business.lL.Harris, 1 Edward street, corner Bleury street, License for i96 Fr SALE\u2014-THE OLDEST, THE LARGEST AND the best patronized hair store in Canada: good reasons for selling out.Address \"\u201cQ 220, ni srl hile lea.8, to w ers.Apply between to 12d d'olock dails, to FE rthe, Room 515, OR SALE\u2014HOTEL OR BALOON Tigunse: Row\u2019 York Life ig Place d'Armes, City.also bag fixtures complete: a bargain, L.Harris, T 3206 Bt.Edward, cor of Bleury.206 WA ANTED-40 MEN FOR THE STAGE.APPLY ANTED\u2014MILK ROUTE IN WEBT END, WITH or without stock.L.Harris, 1 Edward st wor aS twoeh 6 and 7 to-night, stage door, Acadamy of Mu 201 ner Bleury.EN SERVANT,; (BE E required, 1287 Dorchester = F RENOX CES ANTED-ONEOF THE LAROEST LIFEINSUR- ance companies ant agecial ag agents, to whom A ntract financiali 1 be given, is iz a chance for the right men; sunenence not Absolutely Récessary.\u2018Addross © \u20180 2558 office, 19 7 VY ANIED-A GENERAL SERVANT WITH agon referencts.Apply at 708 Sherbrooke st, 20 1 ANTED-A YOCNG girs AS nd English p A urant, speaking French an - fectly well, Ad rena nr 871 ?ÉTAR office.s ods\" ANTED\u2014TO SME T FIRST-CLASS W finisher.Apply The Sabiston Bindery.203 ANTED\u2014-AGENTS TO BELL LITH OGBAPHE, life size, of the late Father Dowd; only good experienced men need apply.\u201cX, 2718,\" STAR singe.= dox Gals.OR SALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION EINDLIN 1 dood 8.00; Blocks.41.50 per Por eat id & Qa.,8 830 Be Vars dames street eu Tue.phone 8110, 1894; & SALE- 4 ARGEBT LOT, BEST, CHAP atest tv of machinery in Canada, 100, 000 K Belting\u2019 ove thin half Frise, peut uy for uo ren srefore de A A word fo que wise is sufficiont.Bull din Go a pineau « 1 JOR ALERT 148 SANQUINET BTREET, A ol beautiful French dinner ses, contalning 17 174 P Donses to Let ei Te LET UPPER AND LOWER JENEMENTS, ox atherine st, west, between Fort and ésomsdy Giresta: heated pot \u2018Daisy Tot water fur- naoes ; newly t and commodious; pleasant situation : to rent Poor lat May.1802, or sooner if required.Rentals, upper lanemeata $200.r an- num, no taxes; lower tenemen à 50 per annum, DO taxes.Also upper {enoments \"No 2647 8t Cath.$rine st, 28300 Pe per annum, no taxes.Apply te toJames Brown, 2 James st., or to P.8, se & Sons, 18 8t, Alexis st.15 12 O LET\u2014 VILLA RESIDENCE AT OUTREMONT.Robe?at present occupied by Dr.Howe.Apply toda oO Q LET \u2014 THREE NEW SELF-CONTAINED stone front.res on Bourgeois st, Point St.Charles, seven rooms each, nicely finished, with fine cellara; bot and cold water and all modern, convent ences; possession let February: rent free till 1st of Yay, nd?to W.G.Cruikshank, 90 8t, James pau business on , OOM\u2014LARGE, WELL FURNISHED PARLOR; mantel bed; bay window ; grate and stat: tionary yardrobe: for two gentlemen, R58 8 Catherine OOMS\u2014LARGE OR SMALL, WELL APPOINTED rootus, on bathroom or upper flat, 37 McGill College ave.166 ROCHE FURNIBHED ON 18T FLOOR, WITH or without board.Apply 28 Berrist, \u201817 4 OCOM\u2014FURNISHED AS SITTING AND BEDroom, suitable for lady; use of kitchen and dining room; gus, bath, hot water, 146 Peel at.76 UKNISHED.ROOM, NICE AND WARM, suitable for murried couple or two young gentle- wen, with or w, board, st the English ogrding House, & Dearivierus st.17 6 ROOM -FUBNISHED BEDROOM.87 UNION venue.17 4 I ooMm\u2014 OOMS-CONFORTABLY FURNISHED, WARM ud pleasant, double and single; un bathroom fist.Bei Alexander, corner Dorchestur.76 R% MEB-TQO LET WELL FURNISHED, APPLY 20 City Councillors st, 178 OOM\u2014TO LET.A GENTLEMAN CAN BE AQ- comusodated with well furuished front bed- roo a on bat m flat: in private bouse; centrally ee ES located.Fullor partiel bo board tsb office.3 be arranged for, Address \u201cM24 OOM-\u2014FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LET.(A _buthroom dat.Apply 681 Bt.Urbain st.184 Roy \u2014BINGLE FURNISHED, FRONT ROOM: well heated, modern conveniénces, at 26,5 Belmont street, Ren 18 3 OOMB\u2014TWO COMFORTABLY FURNISHED double rooms, one with grate, and board; also table board.201 Bleury is3 ETT FURNISHED BRIGHT sunny roo, suitable for two ie ung men or married couple: good board ; also table board, 269 Bleury 8 83 Sons oN FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR, wi 1TH grates and first class board, 47 MoGill College avenue.ROME LET, WARM ROOMS, WITH OR without use of kitchen.Apply to 8534 St Antoine 183 com FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE FOR one or two.163 Bt.George 18 8 OUM\u2014SINGLE AND DOUBLE, FRE HEATED and comfortably furnished; next to Mrs.Barr'a; terma very moderate.30 Burnside Place.18 3 ROM DOUBLE ROOM, FURNISHED, WITH board.Apply 18 Berri st, near Viger Gardens.OOM3\u2014DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS, WITH board, for gentlemen.Late dinner.108 is ans- fleld s 83 SOMs BELMONT HOUSE, 209 AND 31 A wont street, nicely furnished rooma; with Brat class board and ationdance.Transients &ccom- modated.Telephone 4726.18 4 NGLE, WITH OR OOMS\u2014DOUBLE AND SI without gas; for gentismen only.7 Union avenue.19 3 OOM\u2014WARM, PLEASANT, WELL FURNISH- d; wood table: full board, Very moderste terms.odern improvenmiente.68 Victoria at, 198 com ALBO TABLE BOARD, AT 43 MCGILL College av 19 3_ GES TITRE FURNISHED ROOMS, .on bathroom flat, Gentlemen only.28 18° sh cart street.Rox \u2014 ONE COMFORTABLE FURNiHED roem, on bathroom fat, suitable for one or two gentlemen; ; Ras, hot sud cold water.£232 8%, 1.Galho- Rex \u2014A GOOD DOUBLE ROOM, WITH 9\\8T olass board.103 St.Hubert st.ROCK LARGE FRONT PARLOR SEDROOH, nloely furnished, with board; in à private fain- ily.37 Metcalfe s3.193 OOMB\u2014AND BOARD, AT NUMBER 224) BT.Denis street.19 8 OOM\u2014WELL FURNISHED, FOR GENTLE- ; kad, olosel.Noohildren, 229 St, Kliza- both, n ear Ontario.19 3 com QUIET COUPLE WISHING A PLEA- y sant room, in small family, on Sherbrooke st.; central Address \u201cN 2544,\" STAR office.19 3 OOMS\u2014WELL FURNISHED, ON BATHEGOM flat; double and single; excellent board.149 Metcalfe st.196 OOM-\u2014AANDHOMELY FURNISHED FRONT, OOM-FURNISHED, WITH USE OF E1TcHE N; suitable for married co uple, or two ladies.Terma very reasonable.Apply 198 Aqueduct st.3 Roo¥~-wITH BOARD, 100 BTANLEY STREET.OOMS\u2014FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED; Âirat class private family, 144 Durocher se 3 OOM-NICELY FURNISHED, WITH OR WITH- t board, for a married couple or two gentlemen, MHSCR Ht, Lawrence st.20 OOMS\u20143 COMFORTABLE ROOMS, FORTH, od, with use of kitchen, for married couple; 87 per month, or comfortable home for two fo: 3 with widow lady having no children.OOM \u2014 TO LET, A FRONT, SINGLE ou well heated, with board.Apply 127 Metcalfe.OOM\u2014 WELL FURNISHED AND WARM, WITH board, on first flat, few doors above st.Catherine; no ladies taken.127 Mansfield st 202 OOMS5\u201431 VICTORIA STREET, 8INGLE AND RB double room, large parlor with grate, gaa and ath, Board if requir 201 QOMS8\u2014-TO LET, 2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, R on ground floor\u2019; terns moderate.X4A Belmont ROQH- passe FRONT PARLOR BEDROOM, first floor; uicely furnisLed; suitable for two Apply 2 27 Te Terms reasonable.OMS \u2014 WARM, COMFORTABLE ROOMS, plies frame parlor\u2019; on ground foor ; good Board: gentlemen: with or without board, tour street.OOM\u20146 VICTORIA ST., 1 LARGE DOUBLE room, nicely furnished, with board and every convenience, aiso vacancy for table boarders.20 6 OOM-OR ROOMB, FRONT, WARM, NEATLY furnished for married and aingle; nse of kit chon, Modern conveniences.166 Bt.Antoine 58% ROM \u2014727 BHERBROOKE BT.NICELY FURnished front room, with clothes press, suitable for two; hot water hea ting.20 6 Boar.PBPABR-ARD ROOMS FOR LADIES DURING co ement;private.785t Dominique 2h, To UPPER TENEMENT, NO.80 ST.ee EEE modern conveniences.Rent £25, no taxes.Apply Joseph Perrault, 17 Place \u2018Armes Hill, 19 6 ToL ET \u2014 89 CATHCART BST.IMMEDIATE possession ; rent | w till first of May ; all modern gonvenlences.Ap J.H.Hodges, J 04 Temple Bullding.Btores, Potels, Gic, to Jet, ANANSI NA 0 LET\u2014FIRST QLABS STORES, Jos 8 8 A 18 Lemoine street; Nos.d'86 Mo STE Jesse Joseph, 11 Bt.James 0 ok sod i sama BLELGHS, \u20ac OA élippers ih handies 2ho only, re \u2018he oy only: dian Store, 1658 Notre Dame at.H quar rs for fire works.10 «¢ Fao Engitek EuEAP John D Vu À Bon.sh cake ted, 73 es Eile yon Dewhurst $ og OR SALE-4 OF THE IN eT BRED BRAHM Fo sold at a bargain.Address \u201cQ Be ps 0 1 or BALE\u2014IRISH FRIEZE OVERCOAT, MADR bod order, pel this month, chest 138 inches.Will chen, 00 heav, we besaid 1 ghoap too y for owner.A dross ar Fost, AAA AANA INNS OST | PUG DOGH, ON TH Yard to finder at 134% ro Da NAT.RE Amberst st.otre Dame st.or 42 18 3 same to No.17 Lorne ave.ave.O5T-\u2014-BRO OLOTH CAPE FOR OVER « L Return to 118 Bleury at.and be rewarded poux 01 OST-0N THE 23RD, TouNG st.BER.£ RNAED n st.; last 29% shred ros reward by rotating to 4 S36 Wii r GETO FRIDAY, THE 22ND, A TT oF Gor, between Dutrorin square, Ghenneville and reorne sta oe pinder ll be rewarded by eaving nt NO.6 120 4 OST-ON TID AFTERNOON, ABOUT the corner of Greene Avenue and St 0: se CC {Cote ote Bt.Antoine), a dark oolc colored coupe with bu pleave comm 38 Durocher st.or Emtopbone No.1100.or qi OST-DARK RE digi at the corne spot pt Lewrronog des on B an Piouse return BSATURDAY NIGHT, Oho a ay trot d Ihe Fraser ET 2 ng sum of ney and some .returning same to 30 Mance st.willbe re De.ind: va TON HURSDAY avertis a 38 Eo er st of spot, | AN eat A Lait or and Alor this date ost bo gre gx - ON BOUNDAY MORNING.BETWEEN LE péri dell Hotel à or À.T, À SMALL.with name of owner ont TER.found O LET-TWO NEW STORES, TRON TING ox Wellington at., corner Dalhousie st.E.D.Win ntle, 1 Hospital st, 0 ats to get.MO LET\u2014FLATS OR SPACE, WITH, » WE.0 light manufacturing purposes, ply 8 B in 206° Dorses and Uarrtages Gite.R HALE-SECONDHAND COVERED CAB sleigh, Gladatone family slsigh and h cab.ur choice for 850, about % ce, 68 Salloge at, 7 ALE-HANDROME PAIR OF GELDINGS, 18 bands we!) together or singly, and are © in saddle, one Sor a jumper, good pret for the bunting À ols heavy weight Will sell one or the pair at alow gary as owner is leaving town for thew winter.ees roo 2780 Bt.Uatherine st.R SALE_CABIOLE.HANDSOME made by Ledoux : for sale.& Co.\u2018s, Victoria square.Wars TED\u2014TO PRORCHAGE 1 ny GEA ro h; mue adarons Là Gralge es dant 08 Wanted to Purchase, oL Apply at Thos, bos, Hag ANTED-BEÇO ORD Hi HAND POLLER, SHE boil he hi do me toux Wes ox shells {0 make a water tube thoy 8 Tat in length and 3 diam J.Deuison's Mille.P 4, es fn eter.si faion.OARD\u2014MRE.MoEWAN, LADIES\u2019 SICK NURSE superior accommodation for boarders, with beat medica attendance ; atriotly private.Terms moderate, 151 St.Constant 13 24 OARD\u2014MOST CONVENIENT LOCALITY IN the city, y.Belmont House, 39 and U1 Belmont st., off Beay: First ¢ table; arrangements by pie week or month.eux a ls Oar Te OARD\u2014ANS RONM FOR ONE GENTLEMAN at 32134 Bt.Antoine st.BOARLEY TABLE BOARDERS TENTS, first olass board.55 Sanguinet at 19 = Bois \u2014AND ROOMS FOR LADIES, WITH PR fessional attendange.at Mre.Wentworth, 218 Bt Ohristophe street.Terms moderate.Telephone 3 Board and Rooms KWanted.ITN VV ANTED\u2014BOOMS AND BOARD BY 2 YOUNG te family.fmmediataly, Yioinity St.Antoine street, west of Mountain ros 2642 Notre Dame Bt Ad 3 ANTED-BY LADY DESIROUS OF LEARNING he language, room aud board in French fami ly, east mY Address \u201cTI 2698,\" STAR office Wh ANTED\u2014BOARD AND ROOMB, FOR MinnieD ra sho ep private family, \u2018where no other boarders at are kept; wentof Beaver Hi \u201cJ 2432,\" TAR Of 183 Booms Wanted.ANTED_E BY ENTLE AR AND WIFE, TWO bly fuarnishe rooms, with board or for hy lhousokenplag west of Bleury st.Address 82 \"STAR 0 ANTED-BT A GENTLEMAN, A L or bath-roo: ABGE fl th Ne hi oT mont Ba Bret ciao class; ituate gf pi jeury street.Address, A, B.C., HP >.gé out Htoves and Dwellings to Let.SHOP AND DWELLING, 0 fartar and Etienne streets, vs oly CF He Dermott, 99 Forfar atreet cademy of Music, ANTLD.2 TICKETS FOR \u201cTHE HUGUENOT! oad; i Tel he Had Tel lep phone bat Foon on fand 10 o'ol Fart ARSED 10 EDROHABE A ze 2 04.50 8 Sart, mus Le in good © ra RT 1° ANTED.-TO PUR EGE 2782,\" Naas éatory.À per er À proue stating ay .Pupils Wanted, ANTED\u2014BY GENTLE 4 GENTLEMAN HOLD Q DE Ness ra Far y A Levy, oh Sma.15 Le dotmx.Wanted to Gorrow.NIED-TQ BORROW $3000 FO A nat six 0.000, Ua on VE veu w ich bere a que in ona! vier 0j end as ymont pol Sai a Ik PE 51,\" BTAR NT BORROW 250,00 von] À [non period.seouri! v 2672,\" STAR \u2018offco.7 given.Miscellaneous, iation + iptv EAD.ths Ge hE hE AR on bathroom fiat: modern on Peaioncas with without-haourd\u2014-1ol Mrnwneid ve 197 | Frsctfic Articles.Cd Al.A Perfect Article.(CASA he re-crys ahi Bi ach Son of da are vété În ita prepar- + Has atood Al with houtekes, for th s 30 years, and ix now (if possitle) better than over.bi All the Best Grocers sell it.28741 AL EP BI MILLER EROS.& VOUS ea TEAM LAOHTS AND LAUNOCHES\u2014ANY aganboed ; full partioulars on gn apple peed gu fori Worl s Oo., Toronto aife, Agent, rogan à 162 St James st.2618 Taglor\u2019s Double Tonguq and Groove Safes, In Stock at 164 St, lames st., Montreal (8) END 2¢ STAMP FOR SAMPLES OF PAPER Hanglugs and Borders to any address; state wha quantity required BOER steak, low prices, Ww.E & OÙ,, Painters, 6 26 64 Philiv street, Boeckh\u2019s Painters\u2019 Brushes.For House Painters, iners, Varnishers, Grainers, Decorators, Carrisge Painters, ko.Quality guaranteed.For sale by ali Leading Houses, AFTER LA GRIPPE Use ARMBRECHT\u2019S COCA WINEI The Great English Restorative.BY ALL OHEMIBTS.TO THE LADIES.DIPLOMA i Miss J.PENLEY : EY ARTISTIC SYSTEM FOR CUTTING RAH LADIES & CHILDRENS GARMENTS \u2019 Ladies can learn to cut make, trim and drape, in all styles, Ball, Pariy and Reception Dresses and Dolmans.The entire method can be taught in a few days.\u2018The must poynliar tailor system invented, DAME E.L.ETHIER, Manager, 48 ST.DENIS STREET.12e0d Droperhy for Sale, Gt.it 410 RENT \u2014 FIRST CLASS STONE FRONT house of 13 rooms, situsted on Dorchester st., near Drummond: he throughout by hot water furnace; 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ET 3 Juste Tcacners.SIGNOR VEGARA announces to his pupils and friends that he has removed his vocal studio to Shaw's Music Store, 1811 Notre Dame st 198 Vocal Culture.J.HERBERT MARCEAU, Pupil of Prof.Wiallard, 191 Bleury Street, Bieamshtrs.ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.WINTER SERVICE t Liverpool, Halifax and Portland Service 16 13 From From From Liverpool.STEAMSHIPS.Portland.Halifax, 21 Peo.PARIBIAN,, .21 Jan.28 Jan, 14 Jan.1 SARDIN F Feb.; fun.NUMID 18 Feb.20 Feh 11 Ee \u201c-.GIRCABSIAN.] 8 Mar Mar.2 Feb: \u2026\u201cMONGO.cee.17 Mar.19 Mar All steamers call at Halifax on homeward and out ward voyages, \"8H, opgolisg and Numidian hs carry onttle snd only Cabin Puase » to Live: Bt on anil from Fo értiand about rti or toon a possible altar nm arrival of 2 ite ds Sima ain Que atPortland as noon, STATE LINE SERVICE \u2014OF ALLAN LINE BETWEEX\u2014 NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.Via Londonde Lowest rates for Oabin STEAMSBIFR « Jan.\" ÉORPE D'STATE © And Woskls thereater Steamers with a * will not carry passengers from Fenbie pas à upw lo; 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* Sey ie Th : NEW EN Mon iso ch Caledonia Waters > Are sold to compete with any Imported Watera.FOR RHEUMATISM ; CANADA Maine AGENCY, nothing compares with them.i Seld by nll Dealers everywhere.143° PENNYROYAL WAFERS soific medicine for LADIES Te in all canes: \u201ct Organe.ce Us will coptinne them.y of your gelr those with oni sane: réjoulars by m Pa sta oi be ox 2 Bantiteo- EORÉKA UHEMIO Lore.Mocale, 2123 Foire Lt Average Circulation 31,850.PRICE ONE CENT.EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.ROME SHAKEN AND PANIC-STRICKEN, The English Torles Lose Hartington's Con- siituency\u2014Alarm About Leo XIiI's Health\u2014Legislators Assassinated.CABLE.There were several severe shooks of earthquake felt in Rome on Friday last which caused a panlein the more crowded quarters of the city.The inhabitants of the houses in these places thought their dwellings were about to fall and rushed into the streets.Bo throughly frightened were they that they remained in the streets all night seeking for better security in the open place where they would be out of reach of any falling bulidings, Most of the clocks in the city stopped at 11.27.The ground shook so violently that the street lamps were extinguished.At Genanzana, a town of 500 inhabitants, situated south-west from Rome, several houses collapsed, but the, inmates had taken fright at the rumblings and had sought safety in flight, Consequently noone was injured.AtCivita Lavigna, 18 miles south-east of Rome, where there ure a number of Roman antiquities, the historical tower fell.Many houses were damaged at Velletri, 21 miles south-east of Rome.No loses of life has been reported.In the ltallan Chamber of Deputies the Minister of the Interior announced that though the Pope's health was not good there was DO Cause for alstm in regard to his conditipn.The minister then ordered the press censor to stop the transmission over the wires of all alarming telegrams concerning the health of His Holiness.Intor- mation from the Vatican is to the effect that the Holy Father has lately slept wall and Saturday is attending to official business.At noon he gave an audience to several visitors, who report that ho seemed to be in excellent condition for one of his age.Nevertheless, the physicians who have been attending him of late remain in the Vatican, The Pope is reported to have sald to the doctors upon hearing of the anxiety as to his condition: \u201cWhy do the people worry about me?\u2019 The general beltel is that the Holy Father, while not attacked by.soy 8 serious disease, 18 slowly losing his vitality.The Prussian Bundesrath has finally sm proved the Suppression of Immorality Bill with ita sweeping clauses dealing with prostitutes, procureurs and dealers immoral works.Procureurs are liabie to a montb\u2019s imprisonment and to flnes ran ging from 150 to 600 marks.Those found gulity of aggravated offences are subject to terms of imprisonment of from one year to five years.The measure provides that all offenders embraced by the act shall be placed in.eolitary confinement and shall be supplied with only a plank bed and bread and water.Already many hundreds of immoral women and men have been imprisoned.At Nottingham a widow name d Castings who had a miiliner's shop on the principal street, murdered her two oblidren yester- Aîter killing the children the woman committed suicide When the bodies were discovered, those of the ohildren presented a sickening appearance.Mrs.Castings had used a coal hammer in carrying out her fiendish plan and with it had battered the heads of her vio- tims so that they were hardly recognizable.An election was held on Saturday to fili the Parliamentary vacancy in the B8On- dale division caused by the recent Llevation to the peerage of Lord Hartin The result was the election of the GI onion candidate.The voting was announced as follows: Haden, 6066; Brooks, 4841.In e preceding election the vote was: Lord tington, + Mr, T, Newbigging (Home Ruler), & 3949.The Polish papers in Warsaw announce that the Government is about to close all tho Catholic churches and convents in the provinces of Podolia and Volhynia.They add that the authorities have already closed the Franciscan monastery at Dederkda and the Carmeiite \u2018monastery at Dubno, dissolved the congregation of monks and pugs and conveyed all the inmates of both institutions to Warsaw.The correspondent of the London Zimes at Valparaiso coufirms the report of the \u2018attack of! a mob on the house of Dr.Suares at Mendoza, Argentine, where & number of the members of the Provinoiai Chamber were holding a meeting.In addition to the killing of Senor Navajos, secretary of the Chamber, soveral other legislators were assassina The justices of the Queen's Bench division of Her Majesty's High Court of Justice, London, have quashed the conviction of the members of the Salvation army at East- bourne who in November last were found guilty of unlawfully assembling.The police of Cadiz have discovered a supply of arms and ammunition which had been secretly stowed away by Anarchists.Among the weapons found by the officers are 300 revolvers, The report that the Pope has sent a letter of the Church to the French republic is denied.The Brazilian Chambers were prorogued on Friday.They conferred unlimited power upon President Peixotto.It is reported that the coupons of Portugal\u2019s Interior debt bonds are to be taxed at the rate of 33 per cent.The French Chamber of Deputies has finally adopted the Budget.AMERICAN.Two men robbed the express car of the Missouri Pacific train near Lamar, Mo., on Saturday.Soon after the robbery at Lamar a despatch was received at Fort Beott to watch for the two robbers, stating that they were on a freight train for that place.Policeman MoLeinore saw the men get off the traip, which arrived at seven o\u2019clock, and he halted them.One of the men shot nim dead and both then escaped.A few moments iater they were seen to get into a box car on the outgoing north-boun frelgh and Detectives Chester and Mapes starte on a passenger train in pursuit, overtaking them at Pleasonton, 24 miles north of Fort Boot.One of the men, who is believed bo ve been one of the traln robbers, BASE and killed and the other man badly wounded.Stories of the terrible suffering and the pitiable condition of the lumbermen in the mber camps of the Georgian Bay and \u2018back Canada woods districts from the ravages of the grippe have been received at Lockport, ., and are vouched for by lumber A \u2018Wood-pulp enis who have recentiy been up there.ne of these says that ln a lumber camp of the Emery Lumber Company, of Chicage, 19 men out of 150 had dled of grippe, and that half of the remainder were six, tho balance taking care of them.Some of the sufferers are reported to have gone crazy, and the medical aid is sadly deficlent.Many camps are said to be deserte John Stephenson, Burt Smith, William and Charies Spurlock, sehoolboya, Those ages range from 12 to 17 in Kenton gaol ohar; ed with murder.Their teacher, Miss McoLaughiin, corrected them for some misdemeanor in school, whe 9 upon they bogan to beat her.Frank Laughlin, the teacher's 12 year old brother, interfered, when the boya Sur urned où him and beat him into insensi {lity and inflicted, injuries from which he died in a few hours, | lee Mclaughiin is also badly injured and {4 her recovery 1s doubtful.There are threats of lynching the boys.Ope of the biggest gold discoveries ever realized in.Colorada has been made at Cripple Creek, in the EL: Paso mine, where ore that ato a 41 000 a ton was taken out.It was Zou y feat from the purface.A vein of almost white quartz studded okt with gold.A large quantity of ore was immediately tested.It roved to carry 240 ources of gold per ton\u2019 he vein is seven feet thiok.In a coasting scoident at Fonda, N.Y., ten young peo lo ale | serlously injured on Saturday.G riggs 1s Ÿ a critical coxdition.One TE an arm roken and others were paififully hu General Sooteld has reoivod a Jolegram from General Btaniey, 00 ding the | i Sl RS Whish Bo.4 first underground to Cardinal Richard advising the adhesion opinion that the Garza insurrection move ment is at an end.Ice > outtine has begun in Rockland County, Th inches thick.At places further up the Hudson the cutting of ten-inch ice bas also begun.CANADIAN, Rev.H.P.Adams, a Baptist minister, a the close of a temperance meeting in allé fax on Saturday night wade some startling statements.rerring to prevailing evils he biamed the military for them, he garrison of 1400 soldiers was supplemented, be sald, by the crews of seven ships {nu summ and \u2018they were the curse of the city.These men, and particularly the officers, did more to injure the social life of Halifax than any other element.They were social parasites who enjoyed the hospitality of citizens and then laughed at them behind their backs.He had never known an officer who was a Christian.The army chaplains themselves were not Christians.The officers corrupted the women of the city, and their loathspme {nttuence had gone so far that not only tho ladles of upper-tendom, but the poorer classes of society as well, had been sodemor- alized that the men of Halifax were being forced to go abroad for young women fit to become thelr wives.Heveral citizens left the hall during Mr.Adams\u2019 violent speech.The enquiry into the complaint against Commissioner Herchmer, at Regina, for interference in Mr.Davin\u2019s election, is 1lkely to last all this week, as a dozen witnesses have yet to be examined for the prosecus tion, aud the defence will be lengthy.Bo far, with the exception of Sergeant Flint, the witnesses appear to be on tho side of the Cominissioner, though it 18 evident, from the evidence, he took pains to make his preference for Davin's political opponent known to the mounted policemen.The funeral of the late 8, B.Burdett, Q.0, M, P.for East Hastings, took place at \u2018Belle- ville, on Sunday, and was one of the largest which has been Seon in that section of the gouptzy.roy, M.P.; W.H, 12 lggar, William 1 Kerr, Q.C., ex-M.Cobourg ; George Har Trait, ex-M.P.for West Northumberland Ostrom, ex-M.L.As and other rominent politicians Wore press ent.The Masonic body of which deceased bad been a member for a gumber of years conducted the obsequies.An inquest was held.a Hamilton on the body of Albert Long as fatally shot near that oity on Feidny Tast, mn while hunting with two other youths.One of his companions explained the occurrence thus: \u201cWe were poking each other with our guns.Al (Long) paught \u2018mine near the trigger and it went off, id not raise the hammer, but I think I must have caught it in a rail getting over a fence.Al.fell over and did not speak, I took hold ot him, but he was -At a meeting of the Church of the Ascen- slon memoralist party in Hamilton an agreement was drawn up binding the memo- rialist to stick together for a period of five ears, or as long as the trouble continues; keep their dues paid up, and enerally combine to resist the ritualists.ex- ected that three hundred mombers will sign it.The idea is to keep the congregation together in an attitude of resistance to the ritualistio encroachments by the rector, The mysterious disappearance of Robert Btevens, a clerk in the Standard Bank In Toronto, was solved by the finding or his body in Hig h Park.An examination showed that the man had deliberately shot himseif., In bis right hand was found a revolver with one chamber discharged and he had a bullet bole in his right temple.Deceased was about 50 years of age and leaves a wife and grown up family.Mental troubles are assigned as the cause of the suicide.A Britieh Columbia frm are sending to Montreal some spruce timber for a dredge for the Harbor Commissioners, One piece is 36 inches square and 63 feet long; Sires Places 36 inches square and 68 feet long; ve pieces 14 by 16 inches and 80 feet long, and twelve other oan ces over 60 feet long.oars red for longest pleces.These are tho.largest D pieces of tiraber ever shipped from the province.Rev.Father de Bongnie,rector of Ste.Anne de Beaupre, better known as the shrine of St.Anne, died at that place early on Satur- da morning.Decensed was a native of Belgium and was known by thousands who had visited the shrine.Sir George Baden-Powell, the British Behring Sea commissioner, ched New York from England on Sunday.He will to Ottawa and after conferring with t ° Dominion Government, proc to Washington, The election writ for Digby has bean issued.Nomination will be on obryary 6th and polling a week later.King's ie the onl Ï constituency open in Nova Scotia for whfc the writ has not been issued.Driver Tierney, of \u201cB\u201d Battery, Quebec, who dled from the grip, was uried on Saturday morning th military honors, Deceased had been married but a forte night, Mr.BR.T.Citnch, superintendent of- the Western Union Telegraph Vo gen in ta o Maritime Provinces, dled in 8% John, N.B., on Sunday, aged 65 years.Justice Street is tabgorously il with pneumonia in Toronto.Tourists, Whether on pleasure bent or business, should take on every trip a bottle of Syru of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, reventi.fevers, headaches and other orms of sickness.For sale in 75c bottles by all leading druggists.Hard words are like hallstones in summer, beating down and destroyiug what they would nourish were they melted {nto dropa, e\u2014\u2014 \u201cCanada as 8 Dumping Ground.\u201d If Havana manufacturers of cigars were to hear the favorable criticisms of some of our connoisseurs regarding the trash that is sold in this country.of thelr manufacture, they would \u201cchuckle\u201d to themselves at the good fortune okt \u201cthey had found an El orado in Canada.Itis & weli-known and undisputed fact, and no one knows it better than the Havana manufacturer himeelf, that Canada is the dumping ground for the poorest quality of cigars made in Cuba.The look of bewilderment and surprise on the countenance of the parties from whom our buyer purchased tobacco for our \"La Cadena\u201d and \u201cLa Flora\u201d cigars wouid have afforded à rare subject for a Millals\u2019 brush.\"What are you going to do with that to- oo?\u201cHow are you going to obtain prices to profitably work ity \u2018hy! only the \u2018oheapest cigars are sold a\u201d These and similar expressious were made by the seller The same oles of tobacco that is used in the brands we have mentioned, if manufactured into cigars in Havana, would bring double the price here that is obtained by us.Our numerous medals © in competition with the world at Fe 1887, Centennial, 1876, etc.fuliy demonstrates that we are masters of our business, Don\u2019t bs bumoug ; il you want a superior article at a fair r prica, insist spon having our brands, 8.Davis & Sons, treal.Largest and.highest Grade cigar manufacturera in the Dominion, To believe aright is much; to act up to one's beliefs 18 more; while he who doss Doth jo joyfully manifests the spirit of truth- Don't wait until bin u are slek before trying Carter's Little.iver Pills, but get a vial at once.You can't take them without bene- Special Notices, Shiloh\u2019s Cough and Consumption aure [3 sold meon a rantee.it «ures consumption.B.E.MoGale, Montreal.WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY.plamacrs FRE rer as Bd Shapers, B 1 Mae En ee TE nd Re-Bawing Mac av, AL \u2018Arbor Shey 0g Machines, Wood Turning Cation, haved s Silene stock of Fd as rom.our ue mérerooms or RO LOEF.ory Sont a quotations befors ordering oe CANADA MA CHINER Y 4 GENCY 245 & ser St.J street Wi Hi NOLAN, À fio our 2 Che Daily Star.GRAHAM & OO., Proprietors.168 and 165 $1.James Strect, Y Sram 28 nent to any the PSEA CL Fates 1 EEF Chel .60 for aix mattis, eh are dle of and oth il Jog corner OI advertising Meusre, Prince & No, 84 Rue do Provence Lafayette and Bt.Geurgau, Paris, CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR For week ending January 28rd, 1808.MODdAY \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026esvrescescenersemesn $1,104 Tuesday NS 11487 vwssansncennac sec cesse 3h ATU En A .munsHARREGONHANAAO 200U0ONUL0E Total.190,867 Present Daily Average For the Week ending Jan.28rd, 1892, 31,811.MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1892, RECONSTRUCTION still goes merrily on and consiste mainly 1n shuffling the old cards.Ontario asked for a Meredith and is to receive a Patterson, It seems; whereas tho Engiieh minority in Quebec 1s still ignored.MR.METOALPE, the gentleman who aspires \u201cto fill Bir John Macdonald's shoes\u201d as re- preseptative of Kingston, attempted to win commendation on nomination day by informing the audience that Prof, O.5,Fowler, phrenologist, onoe offered him $1000 to go to Boston, but he would not leave the old flag.It is lucky P, T.Barnum did not teropt him with $1200, else Kingston might pave heen at a loss now to find a successor to the late Pregglor.THE dread \u201cpiootts\u201d has broken out in New York city in the Italian colony and New Yorkera are making a run on the vaccine market.Eight cases have already been transferred to the North Brothers lgland hospital; and {t 1s calculated that over eight thousand persons in the Italian quarter have been vaccinated.Xt the epldemic spreads, it would be as well for Canadian authorities to take the neces- \u2018gary ateps to prevent the carrying of the contagion into Canada.Ir 18 arranged \u2018that Haggart and Lister are to meet face to face on the platform at Kingston on Wednesday evening next and discuss the Section ~B\u201d scandal charges.A campaign meeting is hardly the best place to consider so grave matters as are charged in this connection, but the fault lies entirely with the Government, which would not allow & proper investigation in the come paratively calm air of Parliament The only appeal from a Parliamentary majority is to the peoples, and thatappeal the Liberals are taking.Mr.Preston and Mr.Curran, M.P., are to act as \u201cseconds\u201d in the forensic duel, and a lurid time is expected.Vue tremendous upheaval in Lord Hart- ington\u2019s late constituency, where a Harting- ton majority of 1460 was turned into a Gladstonian majority of 1225, would appear to indicate that, when deprived of {ts personal leaders, the Liberal Unionist movement has not much staying power.Hart- ington originally carried the Rossendale division as a Liberal, and he was strong enough personally to take It with him into the Unionist ranks, but the moment he {8 withdrawn from the fray, the constituency goes back to its Liberal allegiance again.It would be interesting to seo what would happen in Birmingham were Chamberlain to disappear.Taz Newfoundlanders are still pressing the British Government to allow them to enter into the Bond-Blaine reciprocity treaty with the Americans whether Canada so wills or not.The Colonial Secretary is represented as \u2018\u2018reluctant\u201d to do so, but the granting of their request ia not thought to be impossible.This would be most disastrous, not so much to the Canada of the present as the broader Canada of the future.The Newfoundlanders should not be permitted to become commercially citizens of the American Union, and the only sure way to prevent this is toinvite them to be oitizens, commercially at least, of Canada.Tux Patron of Industry candidate in Hal- ton is à capital speaker, though a practical farmer.His ironical arraignment of the position that mortgages are a sign of prosperity and not a burden, has literary merit.It this n ew Db hilosophy, be said, had only been Known to the farmers before him they would not have toiled until their shoulders were rounded Ce Là teson It to tnëir children, that they might be prosperous As for the rest of it, his platform ls ex- ceedinaly Gritty.He is opposed to protection and favors reciprocity with the Americans.Mr, Henderson, the Conservative candidate, is getting even with him by describing Premier Abbott as \u2018a farmer, tilling a farm and engaged In stock nd pork raising, and so having sympa with the farming classes.\u2019 \u2014\u2014 STEALINGS FOR THE PARTY.Mr, Mercier, in his Marieville speech, ex- ouses the taking of the $25,000 from Lang- Inis on the ground that it was a party sub- soription for political purposes, His words are: If the 26 000 ras placed dy Mr.Langlais to my Lre does not render me guilty, unless on are a \u2018opinion that the employment ot Imoney élection purposes constitutes a fault, This idea 1s not exclusively Mercierite.A great deal was heard about it at Ottawa last summer when the MoGresvy-Connolly exposures were in progress.It was sald\u2014 notalways for publication, of course\u2014that these donations to McGreevy and others weve for political purposes and hence were, in a poittico-Pickwickian sense, legitimate.There is always an uodercurient of this scandalous notion in all discussion by practical politicians of these exposures, Fora man to take a bribe ot $5 for himself is ad- mitiedly a ehamelese crime; but for him to take $50,000 for his party is quite a different matter.The ethics of this position Is not to be commended.The wrong is not only in the politician accepting the contractor's money, but in the politician deliberately overpaying the contractor with the people's money that the contractor may be able and willing to \u201cdivy\"\u201d with the politicians for any pur- tome stall.That this is the modus andi is dloarly enough established.\u2018The party _ subseripitons of the Connollys at one time depanded upon what torms they could get a alterations in the B.OQ.dock; and, on oooaslon, deep ragret was exprossed eo good a Job should go 80 low would not be enough in it for \u201cour anes 1 as teased The payment to | Naw state of affaire.The whole transection wes only \u2018à roundabout way of taking money cut of the public treasury for party purposes.\u2018 There are undoubtedly legitimate party expenses, but it is nothing short of oriminal to steal the money from- the people to pay these expenses.And thers are, too, illegitl- mate party expeuses, and when auch immense sums as $25,000 and $50,000 are needed from one firm for one district, there is strong presumptive evidence that this money, fraudulently obtained, is to be fraudulently expended.The people are very foolish if they continue to allow themselves to be bribed with their own money.Bo far, it has been a case of robbing u man and then giving him hai af the loot back again on condition that be will not call to thé police officer who stands waiting at the corner.The political foot-pad is a thief, but the victim would s8\u20acm Lo be an imbacile, ST.LAWRENCE \\ WARD.TnE electors of St.Lawrence Ward have the doubtful privilege of choosing between three candidates for tha honor of their representation in the Oity Council In a mixed constituenoy like St.Lawrence Ward a three cornered fight is very apt to result in the election of the man whom the majority of the electors wouid like to leave ut home, \u2018The contest is between Alderman William Kennedy, the re tiring member, Mr.D.Anderson and Mr.E.James.It the tight were betwéen any two of these candidates there would be little doubt as to the result, Messrs, \u2018Kennedy and Anderson will certainly divide between them the support of the better part of the electorate and by dividing it may bring about \u201cthe election of Mr.James, a result which 1s, not to be desired.It 1s a pity that the friends of Alderman Kennedy and Mr, Anderson cannot get togetler and decide in the inter ests of the city upon tne withdrawal of one of those gentleman.As the sitting member and as a faithful public servant, Alderman Kennedy has claims upon the electorate that cannot be ignored.1f there {san honest man in the City Council, Ald.Kennedy is one and honest aidermen are not so plentiful that the citizens can afford to relegate one to private life without some good reason being shown.Mr.Anderson could well afford to stand aside for the present in Alderman Kennedy's favor and upon a future oocasion contest with a less worthy \u2018opponent, the honor of a seat in the Council Funeral \u2018of the Late William Wilson.aonb funeral of the late Mr.William Wil- R took place yesterday afternoon from ble] late residence, Lagauchetiere Street to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.lt was ore of the largest seen in Montreal for some time and people from all classes walked in the procession.A requiem service was ohant- ed for the repose of the soul of the late gentleman at St.Patrick's Oburch this morain Among thoge present were Judge oherty, Hon.$3 Hall, Prov Boal Treasurer; Messrs.J.4: Curran, #54 Owen MoGarvey, R.White, Pa Aid Olendinneng, Cunnin, Ban, Tansey, Steven son, tea.amp Beil Lane, Enooh James, T.J.Potter, W.A.Stephenson, C A.Macdonnell, Henry H Hogan.J udee Barry, M.Ryan, James Elliott, W.Craig, ex-Ald.Donovan, F, Cormier, M: Feron, À.Brogan, P.Crosby, B.MoNamee, Capt.Howard, P.J.Coy.e, 5 GC Stevenson, Captain Mann, R.Scott, jr., Joseph Richards, Geo.Welsh, 5 Farrall George Cook, M.J.olan James fison, Ww.Hayes, B.Tansey, 8.Walker, M.Stewart, W.Ken wood, 2 cire, John A.Grose, F.Geriken, Captain Hoanlan, John Fox, Gordon Melville, E.Asliow C.Greaves, LE.Peel, P.McEnroe, Kilzallan, D.Callaghan, \u2018W.McMaster, i H.Isaacson, A.Isaacson, D.MeGlynn, W.Scullion, Henry Dunn, E.Kavanagh, Hart, James Hector, John Shinnick, R.K Thomas, James Tho J.B.Hutchinson, W.Donahue, mas, E Craig, William Byrd, Lawrence Quinlan, M.Hicks, M.O'Brien, J.Ratter R.McShane, Michael \u2018Stewart, P.Mull in, M.Brogan, Pan Fitzgibbon, W.Stafford, Jarnes MeKenn M.MeCabe, J.Crowe, Ww.Kavanagh, D.Mullin and many others \"saturday ron.spohother success was scored by those re- nsible for the pleasant programme pro- ed at the usual Pop last Saturday, Mr.George Morristook the chair, Miss Howell play ayed a piano solo as a first item, followed y little Miss Rose Lewis (six years old), | Toho rendered thres recitations charmingly.Mr.Phelan das At home with his violin snatches iss Maud Parratt, plano, and Master 1 dt Parratt, violin, were well received and their songs were enjoyed.Then Mr.Parratt caused much merriment with the Irish Sohoolmaster.St.George's | Snowshoe Club have volunteered their services for next Saturday, when their members will provide a programme, Bt, Mary's Young Men's Society.A Young Men's Buclety has been formed in the par of 8t.Mary's.A meetin held in the basement of St, Mary's C uroh yesterday afternoon at which a company of nearly one hundred assembled and elected the following officers: Hon.president, Alex.Bannermann ;president, Thos.Bannermann ; first vice-president, W.J.Egan; second vice: president, J.Traynor; secretary, E.J.Hun assistant-secretary, N.J.Mclilhone ; tros urer, J.Jones; ool ect.- -treasurer, J.Malon ne; marshal, J.Murray ; spiritual director, Rev.J.J.Salmon.Catholic Young Men's Society.The Catholic Young Men\u2019s Society held their monthly communion at 8t.Patrick's church, where a requiem mass was said for the soul of the late Cardinal Manning.The rev.director, Father James Callaghan, 8.S., St.Patrick, received many solloitations from parents to inscribe the children's names on the books of the Society.An academic conoert will be held on Thursday evening, when Professor McKay will deliver a lecture on the life of Goldemith.Proposed National Educational Association, À meeting has been called for this after noon of those interested in the formation of a National Educational Assoclation.The eoting is to be held at three o'clock to-da fn th the Hi oGil Normal School.Hon.G Ww Ross, Minister of Education for Ontario, will preside, and Rev.E.I.Rexford will aot as secretary.It is proposed that the first convention of the Association be held in Montreal.A Junior Political Club.At a meeting of the Junior Political Club, held on Saturday evening, the toligw.ing officers were elected Pr dent, J.Dupont; sccretary, Z.Lupien.There being a tie for the office of vice- president, the election was postnoned until next meeting.The club includes Liberals, Conservatives and Nationalists in its ranke.A number of speeches were delivered by those present.Baby Suffocated.An inquest was held on Saturday, at No.3 Hermine street, on the hody of au alghe months old baby named Elizabeth Wilson.Dr.Finnie had been called in the mornin and on bis arrival he found the child dea evidently from suffocation caused by lyin, on ite face In bed.The verdict was * Dest] Zon) suffocation, imputing blame to no ne.\u201d res Found Frozen and Unconscious.The Ste.Cunegonde police found a man named Alphonse Benard, of Longueu lying frozen and unconscious on the si on Saturday night.had been overcome with fatigue and cold, while in search ofa brother-in-law, who had removed.In the morning he was well enough to proceed ome, mcm Requiem Sorvice at the Roman Catholic Cathedral.m service will be chan af tl Boman\" Cathallo Cathedral on fhtestee mo: at nine o\u2019ciock for the re the souls of the late Cardinals Man ne and Sime con, Dangerous Xolcles, The Street Inapeotor took out aight go.inst citlzons on Chennoville, 2 Ÿ nei ress For having done rots.Icicles 9 0 protecting from the aad of io a houses.Defalestion and Suicide._ Cleveland Mining Oo © cahier af pay ws with a fes tn bie a he! 5 \u2019 6 early on a revolver mornin, fast Ys.The elroumatances Do and detectives oa Nore pire to unravel the mystery.adjourned ec session of the Sovoner ary tu afternoon the officers of Company Tots: fled that a shorts e ap pared in Gleagon\u2019s accounts of ls had been kept secret until brouzbi oh by the jury\u2019sen- quiries.A detective who had been employed on the case ever since tragedy sty that after following every 2 posal de due pointing to the murder comme to the conclusion that Gleason re sulçide.nn Mol Long Yoars.Molean writes from Barrie teland, dut March 4, 1869, as follows; \u2018I have been a great sufferer from neural for the last Sree.but, bein, advised\u2019 try Bt.Jacobs Oll, can now hea! endorse 1t as being a most excellent re for this gomplaint, as J have been grestiy enefited | y To have a course marked out beforehand 4 18 to be prepared for difficulties, 1893\u2014Fhe C: Cream of the Havana Crop\u201d \u201cLa Cadena\u201d and \u2018La Flora\u201d brands ot | cigars are undoubtedly superior in quality and oonsiderable lower in price than an brand imported.Prejudiced gmokers wi not admit this 19 be the case, The connoisseur knows it, 8.Davis TE Bons, Bons, Montreal, Returnin, ga alight quickest means of butting Boreal a oe way of a fresh, Aro unlike all other pills, No purglag « or\u201c ain.otally o on the liver and bile arter\u2019 5 Tier e Liver Pills, One pill a dose Special Notices, Obean Novels\u2014An immense stock of 16¢, 25c and 50e novels offered at Lu Je Seoh I ja pros a redu 8 Shook.oe We ar, stock oi ; ous usual prices.We trent.21 pee Jo: à That h 80 qo cured by acting, cou cure.ER oan docti 14 E.MoGale, Montreal.\u201cTHE BEST OF CHUMS.\" ST \u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Oh Chun Pla, O00 Chom (ut Phg, The most carefully selected of the choicest Tobaccosgrown and of surprisingly superior quality, A Great Treat for Smokers, nf.D.RITCHIE & C0, MONTREAL, The Largest Cigarette and Oldest Cut Tobacco Manufacturers in Canada.19\"3awtt BABNETT & ELIGHRGARAY (Formerly Barnett & Fils), COGNAC, FRANCE.Contractors to H.M.\u2019s Government, Shippers of Brandy that is incomparable in respect of general excellence and value WALTER R.WONHAM &-SONS MONTREAL (Successors to Henry Chapman -&:Co.), SOLE AGENTS IN CANADA.Direct.importation orders soliaited+from : the \u2018Wholesale Trade 201 RECOGNIZED STANDARD BRANDS.! Sizeand Quality, \u201cEL PADRE\" Perfecto \u201cEL PADRE\u201d Raina Victoria \u201cEL PADRE\" Bouquet \u2018* EL PADRE \"Reina Victoria Especial \u201cEL PADRE\u201d Pins \u201cMADRE E HIJO\u201d \u201cMADRE E HIJ \u201cMADRE ¥ HIJO\u201d, \u201c MADRE B HIJO \u201d \u201c MADRE-E H1JO\u201d Longfellow Perfecto Reina Viotoria Lansdowne Pins The above brands are graded in quality designated bythe size, which is marked on the front of each box.It is to the interest of emokers to insist upon having these brands, as they cost no more than other brands, and are admittedly much.finer in quality and every other respect.We are not cheap: Giger magniactarere.S.DAVIS & Sons, Ee Montreal ENVELOPES.- 140) 000 Whi Whit Pnvelo ma, MoT red o $1.5 30 p.1000, worth ° Le lot, can be THE MONTREAL PAILY STAR.\u2018MONDAY.JANUARY 25, 1892,\u2014SIX P Thos J.Potter's Sales TWO HOTELS Other Properties BY AUCTIOIN.Tho Executors af the | Estate Late Daniel Mellanaghan Have instructed me to sell, without .Reserve, on TUESDAY, 268th JAN, AT 11 AML, \u2018The well-known * JAMES\u201d ROTEL, front ing on BL.Jumes and edral Stpoots, op) fcent Boraventure De ( rand Trunk way), one of the best p ons ons possible for a Commercial Rouse, and ane that Will ba fortune for tle right man In a very short space of time.The pporcunter 13 one that cocurs pers haps onoe in 8 itlotiigy as this house, well man- agi will bo like the Gr ] Union of New York.JC 18 an snsolule nec and 1s only sold on gooount of the death of the owner, whose oxecu tors are olosing the estate for the benefit of all concerned.T WETANLEY\u201d HOTEL, opposite the Canadian Pacifico and Windsor De Popoh Tao old to the Agnostic bn e bighes , or 0 SAMO CALA also-the well-Known property 0 ?COLLEGE STREET, prose sently ocou oy MESSRS.LANGBYIN à Large yard ore fared fears; th | property Bas & & Valuable Lots on ST.JAMES- ST.WEST, about 25 ft, 6 in x 06, æ site St.Antoine aotng 4 UDreserv- edly to public oo @iltion on an Occasion like redhat.0 Pre buyer of either of the \u2019 y \u2019 are aa well situated for business as the 80.Lawrence Hall or the Title pértect.Terma itberal Bale at my room, 201 St.James stree! Trios.J»- POTTER, Auctionesr.Thos WAR, } Exeonrora, K.B.~The FURNITURE, F¥ the St.James Hotel soi po sol after the Pas he be be punt the Route w tion.J.134, 136 Peel Street.VERY VALUABLE RAPIDLY IMFROVING PROPERTY.West side, between WINDsor Horm: and Sr OAFHERINE STRAET Salo at my room on ape coule ily OURS wi be open, fer TUESDAY MORNING, 26t1b JANUARY, SPLENDID INVESTMENT.articulars will oe ublished.Permits at my ober \u2018R01 St.J et, 147 THOSE J.POTTER, Auctioneer.90 and 52 Young St.And the HOUSES IN REAR, NINE DWELLINGS.Over 5,000 Feet of Ground SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR A CARTER.NO RESERVE.This property 1s well situated, being convenient to Fe canal, wirehouses, factories, mills, and to Notre Dame stieet.Thare 1s a large yard and gateway, and for ra small outlay it can made to pay handso It will sold AE pe LUTELY WITHOUT ANT UT to the hest an Last Biador, a 038 Cu room, on THURSDAY, 25th January, ab Liberal terms, or all cash.tout da cl 187 ToS.Je .POTTER, Auctioneer.27 and 29 Richmond Square, GOOD INVESTMENT.all rented pro , pleasantly and con- vendent\u201d situated, Pood order, will be sold at 00m, ON JAN.28TH.Porfoot title.Liberal terms.of access by St.Antoine Street cars from the Post Office and business centre.Park and fi tountain fn front THURSDAY, Qf the house.Healthy and pleasant spot for dren.Sale at 11 0'slock HOS.J.POTTER, 187 \u2018Auotioneer.OMAS J.POTTER, REAL ESTATE, e Balà and General Auctioneer, 201 St.James street.Sales of Real Estate, Trade Sales of Teas, Lemons and Oranges, Etc., and all Commersial Nnies à Specialty.Davin sold more Reel Estate at public auction hap all the auctioneers in Montreal combined, I consulting ¢.best \\nterosts and hose of their clients ana friends by giving mi ine reference.My new and spacious, Grane à be provide ath all the books of reference of M and cords of previous sales and reliable vaquat ons furnished.Pro operty bought and sold either at public or vate sale.OPFICE HOURS:\u201410 a.m.t0 12.30 and 2 p.m.to 4.80 Dp,.; except pen bo\u2019 Thao at sales out side of The office.Will ne pro rties for sale or purchase during the hours of 81010 a.m, or 4.3 pm.1818 THOMAS J.POTTER.LONGUEUIL.The Houses and 30 QUINN AVENUE, Ex inky veu, Dui.rie both Rallw: tons and 8 8 on Fe: old at my 201.87, J.ES ST.A MONDAY, a FEBRUARY, AT EÉLEVEN OCLOCE.They ars very comfortable for both winter-and er, have hot and col Sta- com, Healthy and 4 ploas- ant situation.Two bay windows.Fine vi THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioncer, The houses oan be seen at any time\u2014T.J.P.19 7 34 SANGUINET STREET.This Gommodious cut Stone nt House, with 0 tensments that into owing to îte ay convenient ox Positive Unreserved Sale To the HIGHEST BIDDER, at my ROOM, Tuesday.28th Jon, at 10.30 a.m.One of the best Investments yet offered.192 THOS, J.POTTER, Auctionser.UEBEO well Ck PROVINCE OF trist of Ji re fe Ho Tal Frère rovorte log ac oontrovert election of the plecto deters ovat & L'Assomption ALBERT fpodan as ejection ee Ye Bex.at Ten o Shean\u2019 in the forenoon, in the the town, of 3 som pion, Ju trlot of te, and of 30°50 continue subsequent ya that may De vequise R1Y PB, Bhorif.Town rate ab Vas > 108 Walter M, Kearns Sales STATE LATE P.McHUGH, Ynluable fpraes Preperty, , 3e aud\u201d § 1 Gale 3 A w Boltd Brick Build tacluding, Corner, 6hop with At ROLE 0] o instructed y étage adtou pi sen By pal auction at at Dia ae salesrooua, Notre Dore one ON TUESDAY, D angvant, The above bed p about 80 ft.op uno) ere at ang vid ra fe on Gain st, formin Sno f the best fost Buc End, and s pod ri 2 stuns throw of he new Papin an ET ment has bobutineo \u20ac che soul\" and those socki this sale, Alo which ow will AOL Tred, to.Glose ous the estate.Perf nue.No Frisia od t#\"-8ale at ELEVEN O'Clock.1710 WALTER M.KEARNS, Auctioneer.Por ST.CHARLES ES PROPERTY a 2786 Een VER RESTE.2 BOLID kaso CO A PARIS Ÿ BTR ortber has recefved Instructions to sell &t his salesroom, 7 tneluding 15 Dwellings and 1 Corner Shop.Area of the whole property about 13, 900 pauar 9 foot: With two frontages ahd a wide lan 8 pre rs pffers à clear 10 per cent, investmont, \u20188 are comparatively new and tho clags of mechanics a5 LODANLE, be alu in the\u2019 foie ity of many lar © mills and facvortes.Teoh 114 rif 18 STREAT ot a ar 15 x 85, affords a capital opportun ity Tr & wo rkingmen of moderate TÉans own -a cosy home.The house ts well built and comtortable Further fu- formation may be had from the puctioncer, ale at Eleven O'CIo WALTER M.KEA n situaton te is favorable to always odtoneor, M.Hicks & Co.'s Sales.1911 SPRING SALES Household Furniture \u2014AF- PRIVATE RESIDENCES The undersign will ve their nal attan- tion to the sais of id Furniture at private rosidences this DE With careful adve Judiclous mana; experience in th guar Lotecing the best resulls Lo those entrust- ng us with their sales, Our ists for March and April are now open, and wo have to request ear intimation from those who Intend to favor ug with their cominission in order to secure choice of date.Several important sales are aire booked for March.Liberal cash advances made on all kinds ot Merchandise sent to our rooms on consignment.Valuations made.Charges moderate and prompt returns.M.HICKS & 0O., nationeers, ,1821 and} ses Nous Dame Bt, JLABGE AUCTION BALE Wor the entire contents of a Private #| Residence, removed for oon venience of sale to our Rooms, and 1828 NOTRE DAME STREET, Wednesday Atternoon, Jan.27th, \u2014COMPRISING\u2014 Parlor Bet, Odd Pancy Chatrs, Bedroom Sets, altrosscs, Spring Beds, Wardrobe, Pillows, uit, Sidenourd, Dining T able 2, Nos.1821 Band Gh Good Carpets, Oiltioth, Lamps, Cutlery pureaus, Lace Our arlor Stove, Fitohon Comsiins etc.etc.\u2014ALBO\u2014 Immediately after the above, à oonsigument.of New Blankets, uta, Curtains, and other ho hold appointmenta, BALE AT 2.30 O'CLOCK.M.HICKS & CO, 193 Auc sers D H.& W.H.Fraser s Sales Y AUTHORITY OF JUSTICE, The whole of the Furniture and Effects of the \u201cVictoria Chop House,\u201d No.167 McGill 8t., will be sold by Public Auction without reserve in detail, ON MONDAY MORNING.258T INSTANT Including in pa: B, P.Eu Mirror Sover: pin 0 Dinmng Gr, Nott, Walaut flde Dona Regul C 1 nail Gti DORAL ator Clock, & argo a y vor Plated Ware, Cruets, Kniv For 8 and À Tea and Breakf: ani ne helo, Tree roc.ry, \u20ac 8 Pillows, eto., etc.Bale ut H.Half post D.H.& W.H.FRASER, Auctionesrs XTENSIVE, SALE OF PARLOR, DIN- and a large in, cyan Ed and On are Fornt: OU Cloth, Pictures, Fure, Dry Tweeds, Btoves, Ranges, = Importan: weekly suction, at oh room, No.330 St, James FRIDAY So Ee 29TH, AT 10 O'CLOCK.te Liberal cash advances ances made on tor sale.Excellent storage tor D.H.& W.B.FRASÈR, Foods sent In ato.194 onsers, TTRACTIVE BOOK SALE FOR AN Estate, including Law Books, Glasslos, Theologleal Works, © torical, ks of Reforenoe, Miscellany Mogeziges Pale dy catalogue at our Auction Room, 20 St.James st., on SATURDAY Afternoon, BOth Inat.at 2.80\" Catalogues ready on Wednesday.196 D.H.& W.H.FRASER, Auctioneers.ORSES HARNESS, SLEIGHS, ROBES, Lar, arge weekly auotion sale, a our Depository.0.322 and 324 St.James street, on - .TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 26TH INST.At 2.30.D.H.& W.BH.FRASER.19 2 .Adotionse Marcotte Bros\u2019, Sales.TRADE SALE The undersigned will sell at their rooms, on WEDNESDAY, 27th JANUARY tn on a Jarge Block of assorted and varied Checked Co ons, Oam- Pres sou Jouve T ining White and Gray Cotton, Table Linoos, Farmer Satins, Canvas, Shirts, Underwear, Dra wers, Rocks, Stockings, Sus- enders, Towels, Handkerchtets Gloves and Mitts, Dress Goods, Merinos, ashmer Dress and Hat Trimmings, Corsets, Ladies l'undérwear, Lace and Embroide, ory, Ribbons, Velvet, Bealette.Imitation of Lambskin, Siik, Satin, Jlsunels, Ourfri Bratds, Cloaks, lentes, Ctrcolars, 8 Collars, Lace DES uttong eltons, Beavers, Quilts, op Shir Woolle Wool Yarn, Coat Lining, Flannelettes, ou, etc, 1100 Ibs.of Iron and Zine Snopmatore Tacks apd N Nal nda Wooden Pe assorved.5 volumes of elsgtons: Sctanttfic, piliosopuio and HMistoric works, raro anû costiy 2000 lbs and 800 gross of Dress and Stay Wialebones, assorte yA «th hole to without reserve and in lots to suit the t rade, BALE AT TEN A.M MARCOTTE 4 BRO ve 193 °° neers, THE HOLES ELECTRIC PROTECTION CO.FOR CANADA, Lin.Head Office; 163 St.James Street.BELL TELEPHONE.1111.IIIT All the leading Banks, as well as Jewellery.Furiand Dry Gopds houses, together with many others, have adopted our system to protect their = premises.\u2026 \u2026.\u2026 sidences Moetings and Amusements, The Seventy-First Anniversary \u201cOF THE MONTREAL AUXILIARY BIBLE BOOIETY WILL ND HRLD SE CES Americas Frocbytérinu Oburch, \u2014om\u2014 apt INSTANT.nnter, 1 Varna a aired re hal\u201d A ERE Move and Amusements, AC MY OF sic = EMY ABRE TG AU, Graz eneh and wh Janbasy en Sn i diss ip a ad Fil Lo a Opera.G N Wagne Opera.gah S100 eata now ik HA dbatmgrs, PABROW & J AGOBS\u2019 THEATRE JR OVAL Every Afternoon and Evening, this week, WILLIAMS & ORR'S METEORS! 866 DORCHESTER ST, 25 por cent, reduction on coarse Olotbing, 10 per cent reduotton on Aine Underolothing.OONTINUED DURING JANUARY.818 Brown & Scriver's Sales.B.& S.of {House I urntabing Goods, à Purniture And Effects, Ty, pod Linen, Mattresses, Spring 3 Di; Pancy Chatra d Chaire, Beds, Small Tain Bota, Hed Lounges, Sideboards, Gas Fixtures, \"All without reser, on WEDNESDAY JANUARY ASY BTTH, ATS F Ms New and Crocke.ola se of Black au ana Japan aly 2 Rye ten SALE AT OUR ROOMS, 20 Roar 210 a Eble ts BROWN & SCRIVER, Auctioneers.CG BE.THURSTON, Assistant.10 8 Ras & Donnellys Sales.JYTORTAN T'BALE \u20140F- Valuablo Bousehoid Furniture, Onrpots, O1i Cloths, Mirrors, Belfast Linons, Lace Curtains, Silverware, &c., at our Rooms, 241, 243 #t.James Street, ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 26th, \u2014COMPIRISING\u2014 Handsome Parlor Suites, Fancy Chalrs, Oak and erlor T, ables American Sideboards, \u2014AL80\u2014 arge assortment of Remnants io Scotch and Engin Twesd.BALE AT TWO P.M.RAR & DONNELLY, » x sr o'alock, adm : errs te fupda ot ae dos aw oy\u201d 100 se Ty a ve Theatre re Pro drone 8 \u201cai ru 10 p.m, Coming\u2014RäILLY \u201c4 LYCEUM THRATR (Bar BALE, Industrial Rooms, Every Afterason wad Evoping =.Fay user Burs à éSperiy (a, be pil an mgt ur Passa Bary, a arles th ar aan oP 00 Époctiley Arts oo Doar Maule Adunission, 10, Ga LE Ts reserved seats, 1 8; fe ne Pron 70 ip enon Gh oi ihe Treltgad FAP BNOW SHOE CLUB.ANNUAL STEBPLECHASE.The Green and 0 on Qlub, EE will Hota?oe on Dane > 4 be From foot ath Tavish Strect at de Ur oie a 19 2 2 Ww.J.ZGAN, Hon, 80, ST.LAWRENCE WARD.& Supporters of ALDERMAN WILLIAM KENNEDY Will receive at the CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOM, No.23 Bleury Street Any information required From 8 am.te 10 pan.dally.Also Committss Boom, 10583 ST, CATHERINE STREET, 107 Electors of St.Lawrence Division.a meeting of those favorable to the Selection of an Tadeo! Candidate, who oan be d U3 ended hee 0 repudiate Ts a TUE mains as.oh nat.36 se by street, wed doom above On aslo st trost.A.BAZIN, Elector.(CHURCH HOME, Publio notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Oorporstion of the Ohuroû He ome ba held in tho Lustitution, 408 Guy Street, {Ly o outreal, sn à Thur sday next, the 28th ipet., at % o'olosk p,m, t the an ts êleg- tion of the\u2019 of ers of the dosette and fo or the transaction all matters relating Corporation, \u201cWhich may he Togully © hotes ue t ë EMILY STANCLIFPE, Becretery of said Corporation, vi zich Now, 1801.he 5 sale will be made single 1 ot and at 80 much for the lot.Terms BALE ATVIEN O'CLOCK.G.H.BURBQUOHS.OCT.LEMTEUX oo co.INSOLVENT NOTICE.| J.L.VINEBERG, \u2018Sherbrooke.will sell by suction as No.H8 su va ames Undersigned vil sell Dy SATURDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1892, At Two O'Clock, the assets of the estate as under; Stock of pooady-made Clot] Furnishings, etc.hing 192 Auotionieors._Jsnusry 35th, 1892, \"=\" 201 WINTER INSOLVENT NOTICE WE - The Great.L fo pi a opis or she A Or Joue alem Re BLAIS & LEPEBVRE, in A the \u201cHo oly and.Merchants, of Quebec, Bim and arn ap nsolvents.soge her the pleasant Lthe undersigned, hereby give active that on sat plane in the olty to JY edneaday, the 27th Day of January, 1892, friends q thowin- 1 will proceed to the sale, by Public Auction, on pe Vin lots : oturers Ce rue dr sos as © en t, Oa ne street, p er mie Yebain street, O on contained in the said pre 00ds, ad 10.m 8 ha n d.PS ren and water SE the hy \u2018à piggt re from 8 ro.to 30».sut 3 Important Intimation to Members The President and Direators have defided go hold à GRAND FANOY DRESS ENTERTAIN: MENT st the Bink on FRIDAY EVENING, bth of FEBRUARY.Full particulars of same will appear in à sub- tequent advertisement, W.ALEXR.CALDWELL, Becretary-Treasurer.38tt- EB 8 AN (9 .\u2014~DANOIN it % WE A vente, ize asec ® th ks.ELM dar, afsornoos and evening; 28 and evening.Assembly, every Ans an Simpson's Orchestra: admission, coup.OnSMENT \u2014 for best j Fe pm.sem! cet TE AD EC A ANCING AND D Agnombly, Rooms.Heady sn: & Thureany.w aday and Friday, Monday, 8.30 p.m.\u2019 Gent's $7341 04 FLxtures.ovennseuue uns 600 138 90 87474 04 Book Debts per Ust.\u2026.\u2026.1719 56 \u2019 $0104 or Stock examined, ça ap location to Ri & & Burege, iho Pa a dés wh > er at NT & © KENT russe S MARCOTTE BROS.165 Saw deers, INSOLVENT NOTICE.BALE: BY AUOTION.' In the matter of JAS.BROWN & SON, 01 Montreal, Insolvent.i oo sell by 1 ro a Motion as those toro: Na TUESDAY, 26TH JANUARY, er.the sf in trade and fixtures en bloo &£ à dollar rate, as at o Stock, consist Q! 'ottons.ping 1 Fan Snlrtinge Fie Flan- nelettes, \"ottatades Eniees a and Draw- oto.oy etc, ots and Store Fixtures and Furniture.$6011 6011 céstes sho of goods and in excellent conattion.no application to undersigned orme AL AT 10.80 A MA.W.STEVENSON, Curator, JAMES STEWART x oO.neers, 310th January, 1802, 138 I lasses, A very large selection, at all prices, FANS For Evening Wear.The very latest styles.Lowest prices, R.Sharpley & Sons, 295 Sr.James Srrepr, 10°2 TO ARCHITECTS.WE HAVE NOW FACILITIES FOR Preparing Blue Print OR SENSITIVE PAPER in this city, and can supply a firet-class artiole at a very Low Figure.SAMPLES AND PRIONS ON APPLICATION, Our Usnal Large Assortment of Drawing and Traciuxa Papers, Tracing Oloth, Colors, Motnilto dud Btoel Tapes, Land Chatos, Bro, Bro.R.SHARPLEY & SONS 225 Sr.James Srey.10°8 STEAM PUMPS, aro Bteam Pump Works hs of ) ib ture pour era fox upon append on to ents CANADA MACHINERY or B46 and 347 Sz, James Street, FARTN ERSHIP NOTICE, 0 death of MR, JOHN W.BRAYLEY, rile carried o: on MESSRS.R.K.ua Teton oo) muiscturers and 20d.importers MPANY, in nod she the abova anders gned sarvivise part- the late, Sm finn are tO laste W.HM, NOLAN, Mgr.4 ~ Sw a ~ * Fam meme AN fOING-\u2014PROF- DUBERE NI LL OP, A NEW D'à sus Tor Beginners, Monday 224 Reuradar Toninge an, 8 © Ono whgal Boris po! 2% Be.Boilarins street, Trains leave Montreal Windsor Btroer Station fer Blame.7 350400 re tee 415p.m.> 8.6,M Paul, gespoil, ifs, \u2026 PT nga Johns, hs rooke au 0 an, & hi etafle Brisas eo Bh Erilie, sores, 4.00 4.00pm.Toe RAD vio Jor 80pm Dalhousie Square Station ter Falter 50% ol ALG a Nz winnige rs and Van Tah A OF.5h Lan, Be RY a da 4.400, Ste.T) y Eee M tan Pare Prcont Sat Saturda; \u201cRun daily, Sun sndslesping enth, day; sat v.Montreal Toker Omoon: 266, ST.JAMES STREET ORNER McGILL STREET), AND AT STATIONS.6 sodtt SEOOKS COTTON ROOË COMPOUND.3 ?, [asluds tk « Patol p ate no aL poules or inclose £1 0d 4 thre no stamps io le we Sree: Sol p$ Cinta pos a taal sealed Be ary roue des nly, 4 amos plain en veloy to £ 8 A = No.À Fisher Block, 1 Fez masdare.Dobrott Mick.Sora 1 1h Montreal by al} leading Wholesale tall Drugglste.ma Planers & Matchers, 1 out fh ot Oh st.3 Boahtian, and 2 hier er wd.Hh ma natoh En FETE b voue agente RO rder T \" a Warervo Wares CANADA MACHINERY ae 345 & 847 St.James Street.Age t! w.R NOLAN, Managery OR BEVERAL YEARS I WAS PER4 sistent! ed with an excessive sccumulation o oot and ane using varie Epi TH Vet \u201cEe pg BOS mcg Gan Bas.Bye.T.B, BOHNEIDRS.J.W.FORBES.SCHNEIDER & FORBES Whelesalo Ten a Haka & geil 285° T.PAUL ni ND RS received ht plisot Ah ON he i TA} oon s'entpdto dati Enti-Dans . SRT TERY 5 EE pp |! HAE A mur om A = RP SN.Where the Snowshoers Tramped to.\u2018 INTEREST IN THE \u201cSTAR'S\u201d OPEN ; STEEPLECHASE.darids Athletic Records Broken\u20144 Ottawa Defeated Again\u2014Miscel- laneous Sports.E Srae\u2019s first annual open steeplechase continues to create great interest among the snowshoers.The presidents of the various snowshoe clubs have judges and the timekeepers will be men whose long experience inthe sport assures a most careful and painstaking attention to that most important part of theraoe.As thosteeplechase comes off in the afternoon, alk those interested Lx tt will have an excellent chance to watch it and obtain a good view of either the start up McTavish street.or tho finish behind the-mountain, which are, after all, the moat interesting parts of the affatr, while those who go In sletghs will be able to witness both, People not very familiar with Bnowshoelng have often suggested that it might be almost necessary to have offi olals along the course in à race of this kind to pre- ventcompetitorataidng undue advantage of ope another, but the task, besides being an unploassnt ons, i8 unnecessary, on account of the comparative shortness of the run, the fast tinie that is made and the close-competition, which makes it Inpos- sible for the runners to do anything out-of the way .without being caught at it by the others.That the race will be a close one there 18 little doubt, when Montreal can boast of such men as Gentde- man, Wilson, Baily, Dodds and others, and the Argyles of a Mason, a Kell, a Steele, besides Anthony, Turnbull and Paris who have dope good work in the past.To-night's steeplechase, underthe ausptces of the Emeralds, will give anidea of the men they can putin the field, and the Crescents, St.George, Holly and Garrison will .hardiy let the chance slip by to shpw that they have men to nphold their honor on à Oross-country run, while Mr, Lussier, the presi- dentoi the Canadien will make it his business to see tLat the French Canadian boys are represented.The prizes which will shortly be put on exhibidon in the Srar window wil be worth running for and are: A sterling silver cup and gold medal for first prize, thecup to remain in the possession of the winner tilithe following year and to become the property ¢ the winner If won twice (not necessarily in successive years) by the same man, He- sides these, bur medals will be offered, one gold, one gold and silver, and two silver, for second, tnird, fourth :pd fifth prizes.Presidents of the various Montreal spowshoe clubs will be asked to act as officias.REGULATIONS.The races will be governed by the laws of the.Amateur Athletic Association of Canada, Entries must beaddressed tothe sporting editor of the Stan to reach him before on Thursday, February 4, 1882, .The rac3is open to bona fide members of any bona fide Snowshos Club in America.Should there be any doubt on this point a certificate from the secretary of the Club to which the competitor Clatms to belong wilt be required.Coaches will not be allowed, and any runner accompanied by a cesch between start and finish will be disqualified.} Montreals Tramp to Back Riyer, The clear cold weather on Saturday afternoon was à glad surprise to the wearers of the Tuque Bleue à after the unfavomble weather of thé morn- log, whl ch promised leavy tramping.Those who turned up, however, enjoyed the best shoein er as mad e from the Olu House at 3.45 m,, Teboes being put on at Fietcher\u2019s Field, Pand Or numbering up sixteen Wore i ile, with the president.leading.After crossing the C.tracks a trail was and when followed up \u2018to Pelo- quins, Major Radiger aud And.Stewart were waiting for the club; other veterans were \u2018ramping.and Dr.Beers and J.Hunsicker TO AI the first to clear the fences.On arving at Back River, Mr.Peloguin had everything in readiness; the boys found time for a ce before dinner, but welcomed the sound of the gong and on pumbering up half a dozen more d After dinner the reach the city before the trampers.The Club en tramp to Lachine on Saturday.The Argyles to St.Johns.pré Po 8 dozen members of the A les tr ambert to St.Johns o aturday, and From A diorougniy tired out on their \u201carrival, hugely enjoyed themselves before returning home, St.George's Raturdey Tramp.Each Saturday afternoon sees the Knights at their Club House.À fairly large party trampea last Saturday, dined there, and then made an evening of it.The pair holida, day could not have more ably spent.Mr.A.W.Morris, president of the UE, occupied the chair at the evening festivities, The leading contributors to and recitations, afternoon next the Veterans will be-out.The Tugue Blene\u2019s Ladies\u2019 Night.Jolly informality and snowshoe costumes are the order for the Tugue Bleue\u2019s ladles\u2019 night this even ing and large-crowds are expected.Emeralds\u2019 Green and Blue Bteeplechases.The Emeralds\u2019 Green and Blue comes off to-night and there 18 iittle rein but a large fleld wil start from the foot of McTavish 8 The Choir Boys\u2019 Tramp.The BER chs, Shur Cakes on Union Avenue at 7.730 Sharp.HOCKEY.Ottawa Beaten Again, The Junior Ottawa Hockey team met with de- \u2018feat again on Saturday night when they faced the Junior Victorias 10 the junior championship.It was à fast, clean, gentlemanly and grand game from Orst to last, and was entirely devoid of the rougher element, which was seen at times during the previous evening.The visitors played at a disadvantage, inasmuch as they were reluctantly compeilad to play without Rosentha] and Grant, pe were both injured at the Maple match while ing hard to get their ctub to victory.There fon oubt but they were badly missed.Their .1acos were taken by Bugert and Kavan The ormer was placed in \u20ac os for the first b \u20ac while (Hil wes put lot front (Tonks, where he played a nice, cautious us game ccmed visable to coon ha y back Even\u2019 tes ee during tho geo and \u201c proved Le be a wise move, arn derful Bhots, a8 It was that une Vics played = à dash lat Was si , when goal, was too Un atone, \"a when the puck came anyway near him his first to be out and after Fils rather a dangerous movement.ve h 1 on ha\u2019 arder Tr as then thoy soored four goals, 6 on rE night they ver unable to score te thelr strenuous efforts to do so.The upon we a Brsthair the Vica soored twice and thrice in na half.The players and their positions vero: promised to act es Pan pred or players somo fr ae M | Y.teren, Mr, J.W.Bouth.Lachine Juniors.ed on the Lachine sk form of the Montreal Col- the © Juniors on 8at- Inst! urday.The follow! were the teams: Montreal Collegiate Lostitute-\u2014A.Banderson, ali Fe Prank.Un, point; F.Humphreys, cover po rwards, A.McKenow, R.Smith, O, rue and, Le ge.Lachine int: R.Howard, cover ont rwards, 7.hackell, BH, Mussen, A.Huddell and W.Benry.The Lachtnes had best of Heteree, \"NX.Dawes.0 1t all through, der scoring aix points to none on the opposite st Old Rivale tè Moct.The mare mention of the fact that Cho M.A.A.À.the Hockey Clubs are 10 meet on Friday night ht for the the Quebec champ tonship will be sufficient Both teams will be Aron ropronon and visions of theold- time keen r vary on the lacrusse fleld will be doubt be ro into requisition on Lhe 108, An the result 18 a Lo be cienn hockey and up to Shampionshtp form, Fife and Boon will likely Shamrock colors and pou boiweon the goals, be able to detend them well.There is a & posaDiLity that the Shamrooës may vialt-quebes the following CURLING.Americans Playing for theGardon Prise.Tho-firat curling match of the year was played at Van Courtiands Lake for che champion Gordon Rink medal, presented by Mr.Robert Gordon, of this ofty.This medal 18 played for alternately in the East and West by the olubs of | those Bections, and is regarded as ous of the most important matches of the year.It 15 now beld by the Cambria Club, of Wisconsin, and was Won at St.Paul :ast January, In spite of the fact that the curlers of Kew York have had little or no practice this winter they were in remarkably good and did excellent work, rough and poor quality of the ice.6 au ce ties, however, did what her could under the ciroumstances, as By rese he best an smoothest section of the lake for the ourlers.The rinks and scores were as [0llows FIRST TIE.Yonkers.Long Island:Ciiy.John Fregter, J bn Morriso James Frazier, Tander Mori, x Frezier John Bisset Josette George Frazier, akip.25 William Gauld, skip.8 Bt.Andrew's.American.Robert Currie, Francis : Kennie, R.-D.MoLintock, Thomas Henderson, & Crawford, Georye Telfer, skip.156 Grieves, skip.13 John o' Groat.3 \u2018George Mauson, P * George Williaméon, orang Dickson, George Bain, , Thomas George Oag, 8Xip.22 James Shaws skip.47 Empire City.Mostiolu.OC.Hughes, - Dr.Fultol Donald MeKinno m 39% Co Thomas Sheridan an Manuel, skip.23 À Ven Cortandt äkip.9 Caledonians\u2014A Bye.Alexander Walker, Dxvid Foulis, skip.\\ Daniel MoKenan, = SECOND TIE.Caledonian.John o' Groat.: David Foulis, skip.1] George Oug, akip.20 .Yonkera.Bt.Andrew's.George Frazier, skip.17 George Telfer, akip.18 Empire City.Adam Manuel, skip\u2014A Bye, Stern Heathers Win on Saturday.even.the Heather and the mélstie res Clubs p four rinks, two on the Fe of each club, and the Heathers won by majority of five shots, The score was as follow Thistles.Heather.W.J, Cleghorn to A.T.Patterson Rev.J.McGillivray C.J, Balra GW.W.Stewart, akip, 20 J.Rodger, skip, 16 RINK NO.2.P.w dicLagan R.Harrower F.T, Campbell M.C.Russell GQ.Ww.antoron A.Hardman R.8.Clif, skip, 19 R.Harvie, skip, 11 THISTLE ICE.RINK NO.1.A.Nicoll J.N.Hutchison A.McPherson & M.Webster A.Mitchell H.R.Hutchison Geo, Brushy, skip, 10 G.W.Wood, Bip, 19! MER 2 A.Haichiso 2 MoLoat Tae G Com ode ain iS, Eman J.T, Finnie D.K Majority for Heather, 5.BOWLING.The Canadiens Win.The Canadiens won again on Saturday evening, the best string made being by Martin, who rolled up 206, After the game the Canadien boys entertained thelr beaten friends.The result À - detal was: : M.A.A.A.R.Summerhayes.145 174 178 497 165% T.L.Paton.153 183 140 486 182 + d.R.Gordon.171 163 124 516 171% FB.H.Gardne 128 176 116 414 49 ot 153 132 191 478 158 |.A.G.Higginson.162 156 512 17 TOBAL.ovveerviorsronanianrene 2,900 1.5 OAMADIEN.E.Turgeod.168 1756 144 487 162 .Martin.219 171 225 33% 08 BE.Normaadin 149 181 178 508 189% a .181 172 151 504 168 .B.Desmarteau.201 1738 150 524 174 L.Perreault.180 205 226 B81 108% TOtAl.000+rcororacnorarercesso.3219 Grand total Ie Canadien .821 Grand total M.A.A.A.2900 Hajon ty for dien.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.319 erse\u2014H, Henshaw.Umpires\u2014Güibeault, Gorman and Miller.CHESS.Tsedigorin Two Games Ahead HAVANA, January 28.-0he chess masters, Btelnitz and Tschigorin, met yesterday to contest the tenth game of the championshipunatoh, \"There was a large gathering of spectators at the Contro Asturiano.The game opened thus 1\u2014P to B 4, P to KE 4; KtWwKB3, Kt t0QB 3; 8\u2014B to B 4, Ktto B 8; 4-Kt to Kt 5, Pto Q 4; 5\u2014B to Et 5 (ch), Pto B 9; 6\u2014P takes P, P taires P; 7\u2014B tw K 2, eto.Thus another \u201ctwo knights defence\u201d was adopted by the Russian.The 1e game ran stter- all in favor of white, who, wit th the possible care, should have scored fight off.Dow.ever, the game was destined to take a sensatt termination.The spectators were just About to score the game in favor of S tz when the latter compromised I his Mis position by one of those oversights whi imenappen in matches, an Tso rh h to score the Eame | sin thereby pie Tes thirty-one moves.oo R substantial lead of two games, Tsohigorin.1 5 5 0 29 à Stalnitz.oO bd I 5, \u2018Tschigorian, &, séctnits Yet [=] LACROSSE, ' The Lilacs and Their Championship, Mr, F.Quinn, honorary secretary of the Lilao lacrosse Club, writes that pred club recently held a meeting and selected hs as their hy won in Juvenile Teague season, Poor Onish as the head Loague.\u2019 Jas \u2018The Emmet Club, At eoting of the Second Emmet Lacrosse Club, Sad in the 8t.anne Yo M fol) officers were locted for te ri py | SKATING Bkatiag tn Norway.At Hamar, Course about five-éighths of à mile fn ctreuit, having two straight sides of 440 yards eadk, with curves of about 60 yards tn diameter, \u2018The men skate in pairs, and each contestant has à saparate path, so that fouls and interferences\u2019 are impossible.Track méssured 1 metre (39.97 tooles), from ths infier sage.; Jan.3.Weather clear and cold; wind triging; 106 amooth and hard, but with à few troublegome ean, RUTTER Top roubles fikre sell Un second.mile Aud WAS badly shaken EEE x.od a0 LH bts 134 mi amateur \u2014HaIvareen, 5a 8 Parnes, Norway, 4 m.NE) es & COX ABRE & 14 A ÉRAVEL AY TOLY er LSON a SR firat chemints in the cit BOILERS & ENGINES 130 H.P.Locomotive Boîler and Engine, smoke stack and connections, Leonard make.16 HP, Upright Engiue and Boiler, and fit Hogs, Doty make.\\ 1 6 HP.Hor.Engine sad Boiler, with Pump and connections, Watertown Engine Co, make.ong H.P.Hor, 8lide Valve Engioe, MoDougoll ms 1 10 B.P, For.Engine and Gttings, Atiss En- 1 Gardner & Roxi\u2019s make.176 BP.Steel Taio Boller, double rivoted, and smoke stack, in use only a short time.\u2018No Rensonable Offer Refused.CANADA MACHINERY AGENCY, 348 & 947 St.James st, Wi AN, and by the see department, 10 3.Lt will bo road thi ed the i Ch vermmant cat Big, Was ub of THR MONTREAL DAILY STAR, MOND AT.JANUARY 2.1802.SIX PAG | einem os THE - CHILIAN MESSAGE HARRISON SENOS IT TO CONCRESS.What the United States Demands From OhUi, and What Chil\u2019s Befusal to Comply Entafin.WASHINGTON, January 26.\u2014President Harrison's messsge on the Chilian situation, accompanied by the documents, correspondence, ole, in the case was sent to Congress to-day.The message reviews all the evidence in the cuse, and says Le feels compelled to etand upon the demands of the note of the 21st instant to Minister Egan.These demands are that the Chilian Government must apologize and make reparation for the assault upon the \u201cBaltimore\u2019s\u201d sailors on October 16; that the Matta cirenlar note of December 13 must be withdrawn and the language disavowed with 8g much publicity as it was circulated, or diplomatic relations with Chili will cesse: t Mr.Egan\u2019s recall will not be considered Bath these matters are disposed of.The President in stating his reasons for making demands auvised thal they be confirmed and enforced by Congress.The Chillan correspondence which was presented to Uongress to-day concludes with the following: On tho 21st instant, Secret Blaine sent the following telegrams to Mr.Egan, \u201cJ am a rected by the president to ay Jou that he has given careful attention all that been sub Government bot Chill vouchin asseult on the crew of the \u201cBaltimore\u201d in the city of V aiparaise on evening of 16th October last, and to the evidence of the officers and crew of that vessel and of some others who witnessed the ins affray; and that his conclosions upon the whole case are as follows: First, that the assault 18 not Telleved of the aspect which the early in- of formato: the event gave that an attack upon the uniform of the United States Navy, Ravin g its origin and motive in 2, feeling of Joy - 10 this Government and n in any act Saflors or of any of them, \u2019second-< That the be lle authorities { Valparaiso FLAGRANTLY FAILED IN THEIR DUTY to to protect our men, and that some of the palice of the Chiian soldiers and sailors were themselves guilty of unprovoked assaults upon our sailors before \u2018and after arrest, He thinks the preponderance of evl- and the Inbefont robablutles gud to the conclusion that R igeln was d by the police or soldiers.8 nat he ln is Therefore compelled to bring Than case back to the posi a October 21st last (a Sopr of which you will deliver with this) and to ask for a suitable apology and for some adequate reparation for the injury done to this Government.You wi assure tho Government of Ohüf that the President has no disposition to be exact- Ing, or to ask anything which this Government would not under the same cirçum- stances freely concede.He regrets that from the beginning, the gravity of the questions involved has not apparent ly been apprectated by the Government of Chill, and that an affair in which two American seamen were Killed ana sixteen others seriously wounded, while one Chilian was serlously\u2019 burt, should not be scingulshed fr an nary brawl bobween sallors in Which the rovoca.Mon is wholly personal and the participation mited No self-respecting Eovérament can consent that persons ce, whether civil or nity, shall be ment of acts done by or imputed to their government without Sxacting suitable reparation.The government of the United States has freely recognized this principle and acted u on it when the injury was done by \u2018ts peo to one holding an official relation to a frien \u2018power, in resentment of acts done by the latter.In such case the United States has pot sought for words of the smallest value or of equivocul meaning in which to convey Its apology, but has CONDEMNED SUCH AOTS IN VIGOROUS TERMS and has not refused to make mer adequate reparation.But it was not m, purpose Me here to discuss the {incidents of Ths ut only to state the conciusions Sen this Government has ached.we have given every 0} EE to the Government of Chill to present any explanatorg of gating facts and have had due regard to the fact iv the Government of Chill was for a considerable part of the time that has elspsed ginice October 16, upon a provisional basis,\u2019 On January 21st Senor Monts delivered to Mr.Blaine the following no \u201cSrR,\u2014I have récelved ste tions from my Guvertment Lo state Lo you that Mr, Egan is not per-ona grata for my Government, which have much pleasure in receivi sentative of the United States, Government of Chill to draw closer in its relations with that of the United states is its motive for taking this step.\u201d The President in his message to Congress, accompanying the correspondence, says: I do not deem it necessary in this communication to attempt any full analysis of the correspondence or of the evidence.A ef re-statement of the international questions \\nvoived and of the reasons why the responses of the Chilian Government are unsatisfactory ts all that i deem necessary.It may be well at the outaet to say that whatever may have been sald in this country orin Chil in criticism of Mr.Egan, our Minister at Santiago, the true history THIS EXOITING FSHIOD IN CHILIAN AFFAIRS, from the outbreak of the revolution until this time, discloses no act on the part of Mr.Zea unworthy of his position or that could bo Justiy the occasion of serious aninad- varsion Or criticism.He has, I think, on the whole borne himself! In very try ing circumstances with a nity, discretion and co urage, and has conduct- £ the Correspondence willl ability, courtesy and airne; Attor summarizing the correspondence up to a certain point, the President says that the communications of the Chilian Government in relation to this oruel and disastrous attack upon our men, as will appear from the correspondence, have not in any degree taken the form of a manly and saiisfactory expression of regret, much less of apology.The event was of 80 serious a character that, if the injuries suffered by our men had been wholly the result of an accident in a Ohilian port, that incident was grave enough to have called for some public expression of sympathy and regret from the local authorities.It is potenough to say that the affair was lament- abie, for humanity would require that and a stronger expression, even if the beating and killing of our men been justifiable.It is not for a M enerous and sincere government to seek for words of mall or equivocal meaning in which to convey to a friendly power an apology for an offense so atroeclous as his.In the case of the assault by a mob upon the Spanish consul in 1, r.Webster wrote to the Spanish Minister, Mr.Calderon, that the acts complained of were \u201ca disgraceful and flagrant breach of duty and propriety\u201d and that bia Government \u2018regrets them as deeply as Minister Calderon or his Government ooutd possibly do;\u201d that these auts have CAUSED THE PRESIDENT GREAT PAIN and he thinks that a proper acknowledgment is due to His Maj Majesty He invited the Spanish consu, return post, guaranteeing Jon and ottersd + salute the anish consul should come in va sèl Buch a treatment by the vernment of Cblliof this assault would have been more creditable to the Uhllian aathoritiés; and much less can hardly be satisfactory to a government that values it dignity and honor.The message continues :\u2014 In our note of October 23, last (which ap; in Lhe correspondence), after\u2019 reviewing the Spor of the board of officers\u2019 ap otnted Ly Capt, Sci oy 10 investigate tho affatr, tae Chiltan Ne erament Tes advised A Eine aspeot that it had assu: was upon the friendly facts in its possession that fought to modify the unfavorable impression which our report.had created, It is very clear from the correspondence that before the raceipt of the note, the explanation va regarded or the (Authorities as practic osed, was, however, ed an Protracted nr à period of ly three months, We might justly have complained of this Ubrensonabiet dei .[caused to be co communicated to the Government of Chill, by the American Min- 1ster at Santiago.the decision of this Govern- sa after à fuil silo aoc Oran: the evidence and of every sugies n affecting matter, to these conciusions I adher v and Commenting on the above correspondence relating to Egan's recall and the ultimatum, the president says: in the same note tho attention of the Chiltan Guverniaent wns called to the offensive character of 4 note addressed Mr.Matta, lis Minister wr Forelun | a ts minister at the, capital the J2th ult.This despaton waz no ormétally communioated 1 this government, but as Mr, Mou, w 49 directed by rans ato Sod tve A ihe\" reas of coun we b soa that it could without \u2018emo Dales.no ng! 1t was not.ii untiplomatio bat to our naval offiéers and executive department, : IT DIRROTLY INFUTRED UNTRUTH \u201cand 1 ta Of NAVI nsinoetity omciat \" dommaniontions ers érMédré made, It relations.The req ho vecall Mr.Egan upon the a that be was bot perso a un pant by any suggest! n t could tbiy De used in support ft, and 1 infer that request 18 based upon the official aoks of Mr.Egan, \\bich have received the approval of this 8.But however may be.I d not al & question until it had net been settled whether our correspondence wou mutual respect.In submitting papers Congress ress for that grave and triotio conmderation which uestions volved\u2019 deman to that Ÿ am of the opinion that the aeman the dignity as well as the prestige apd fufluence cf the United States are not to be wholly sacrificed we must protect those who in foreign ports display the Bag or wear the colors of royeraiment, against insult, brutality and death.t had beon my duty In every way to cultivate friendly relations with al the overnments of this phere.We 0 mot oe their territory i desire thelr Sion rr.look for no advan! pee goin ire.rons wit i om d'except © increased e upon a basis of actual Pret Wo pe every ctvti CONTEST THAT DISTURBS THEIR PBACE and paralysos air , doyelopment, and are nw offices for the restoration or pesca Tm ust, however, be understood that this Government while exercising the utmost forbearance towards the weaker power, will extend Its stron yuate protection to its citizens, and to its whumblest sailor, when made \u201cho victims of wantonness, and cruelty in resent ment, poto or their personal misconduct, bat of the official acts of their Government.Upon information rocelved that Patrick shields, an Irishman, and probably a British subject, but at the time a fireman of the Amertçan s steamer'Keeweena,Lhen in the harbor of Valparaiso for repairs, had been subjected to personal tay injuries in that city\u2014 large the police-1 directed that the Attorney.General cause the ovidenoe of the officers and crew of that vessel to be taken upon 1ts arrival in and that testimony I8 ALSO HEREWITH TRANSMITTED.The brutality and even savagery of the treatment of these poor men by the Chiltan people would be tneredibis, if te.evidence of Shields vas not supported by other direct testtm and the distressing condition of the man himself n.he was able to reach his vousel.The captain of the vessel says: He came b from neck to his hips from vont ne.weak and stupid, and 1s still in a kind a par alyzed condition and has never able duty since.claim for reparation Las been made in behalf of this man; .While he was not a citizen of the United States, the doctrine long held by a8 expressed In the con sular Io lation that Pre principles which ained by this Government ro regard t to tho protection, as distinguished fro) the relief, of seamen are well settled, bela that the circumstance that the vessel It Ts [J ean regiater, 18 evidence that the seamen on hoard are such.In every regularly documented merchant yosael, the crew will find their protection in Lhe ia covers them.\u201d © as yeu yon no no reply to our note of the 21st that.inion, , but, ought not to delay the ining o of thede matters fe the attentio of Congress for such action as may be deeme appropriate.(signed) BENJAMIN HARBISON, NEW MINISTER SWORN IN, [SPECIAL TO TRE STAR.) OTTAWA, \u2018 January 25.\u2014The Cabinet couh- cil met at ten this Morning Those present were Premier Abbot on.Mackenzie Bowell, Hon.Edgar ewdney ana Sir Adolphe Caron.Mr.J.0.Patterson was in attendance, The council adjourned from the chamber, and drove to Government house where Hon, J.C.Patterson was sworn in as Secretary of State,as was Hon.Mackenzie Bowell as: Minister of Militia and Defence, which portfolio Sir Adolphe Caron resigned.In answer to a question whether there was any truth in the rumor that Sir Adolphe Caron, ex-Minister of Militia, had been offered the portfolio of Postmaster (General, Premier Abbott said neither the appointment to the Postmaster Generalship no bad been offer any appointment Sir Adolphe Caron at present.He thought the public would thoroughly understand what that included.Other changes would, he said, probably be arranged, but there were no other arrangements made so far, Hon.Mackenzie Bowell's leaving the Customs Department will be very shortly followed by the superannuation of Commis- sloner Johnson, NO MORE ELEVATING.McGill Students to be Deprived of Oné of Their Sports.That apoctes \u20ac of hazing known as \u201celevating\" wil t take place on the usual exten~ sive soale at the McGill Medical College this session asin former years.Formerly the freshmen on reaching a certaln lecture room first took the front seats.Then the second year men on entering would swoo P down upon and \u201celevate™ them to the bac rows, if they were able, and they generally were, AS may be sup while this sort of thing was going on ail work Was sug- pended, The attendant professor silently olded his notes up and stole away.This OAT, fogever the students were notified .is objectionable custom mast be abandoned.hey were told that the names of a couple of their leaders had been noted down, and these would be held as a sort of hostage for the Le general good conduct of the * treshies ** the second year men.Bhould the row break out, as was oustomary, these two \u201cnamed\u201d students would be promptly rusticateéd for one year.Accordingly,the students are In a quandary.They feel that in departing from thelr old- time custom they have lost a certain amount of prestige, Howaver, they are unwilling that the sins of the many should be punished od by tho » rusticating of two fellow tuden ma resta There 1s, d mong the more hot-headed some talk of celling\u2019 a meeting and pledging themselves to leave the college in a body should the Faculty expel, as a consequence of the yearly contest,the oftending students; but the more cool-h among them are unwilling to come in conflict with the powers that be.Stationary Engineers Dine, On Baturday evening the annual dinner of the Stationary Engineers was largely attended at the Rlendeau Hotel.The usual toast of the Queen and country was duly houoted.Mr, Cowrle replying for manufacturing interests made an appro riate speech, opstancing some of the incidents whieh led to the accomplishment of several early engineering achievements in this country, ending by encouraging the men to hat self-improvement.Mr.A.Darling spoke in a similar strain.ir.Smiley, speaking of electric Jogineering, related his ex- perk ence, or rather want of it, when the t attempt was made to adopts system of electric Mghting in Montreal when the Maxim system was employed, followed ghortly oF wiring the St Lawrence Hall in 1881.He spoke of the vast improvement ince made, statin ng the that the electric plant in this city gros ace no country.Mr.E.O, Grauver, Pole r inspeotor, was heard to some length in 2 reply to a toast to License Laws, He congratulated his hearers on the admirable order observed engine rooms in a engines and machinery.Mr.Herbert Clark, retary of Brotherhood of Engineers, de~ slared the ability of engineers in this country bo! to be pe equal to the United States if not in advised the men to leave their drink outside the engine-room.Mr.Ryan oriticised the Assoctation as compared with similar associations tn the United States and sisewhere.He asserted Méntreal should be able to boast of three such associations in place of one.During the evening a num- r of songs and recitatio more à iven.Letters of regret were read from .Mo- Prof.Bovey and many others, The atter gentleman extended an invitation to $e 4 Oelation to Inspect the appliances at ol Lie, ot for Corr Corruption in 15874.\u201d Appended to the letter under thos above head s0ing in Sa in Saturday\u2019 8 STAR should have been \u201c PERSONAL.whyor MoShane, althougt h confined to his bed th grip, was somewhat better this morning.Ald.Hurteau has so reo vored from his recent Minoss as à to be Out After the Slactions are will go to yids for the benefit of 3 ur.Justice Doherty this m: ain: .Beauchamp curator to to Boat oo a gs on Compas.4 intment had Sieputed br: b Joroe of HCY com J.Bo D.Kel.o of of tle Fort ong olin the uont suc.ary Rolly opin à or itl ali Ed Alberta Tho nig en poss passed the winter with vois ole The Hon WiltHa_ Laurer Mrs, fs.Laure ae Envi i LA .David ME Le ng Pen attack of ny row days.the Laberai 1 leader to keep the house > exe > 10 atation, who aocident- an ds asic Tas Gs ee sk pb mim 4 1 Get, 18 in the | ug atate os have 80 ors who > tavored ane | ,( PEE \u2018However, buying e but Bah auth ro ay bronchitis which wii marke ET Sel se des TRADE, COMMERCE FINANCE.Montreal Wholesale Markets, Grain.There {8 00 demand worth referring te in the local market for grain.Trade 1s Might,as it has Deen ever atnce the close of navigation, and the changes in prices, sé compared with those of last week, are insignificant.The stocks tn store on Saturday last showed an increase of 16,666 busbels of wheat, 600 bushels of corn, 62,630 buskels of peas, 26,- 496 bushels of oats, 2470 bushels of rye.and a decrease of 104,234 bushels ¢f rye as compared with the same day of the week previous,and an increase of 195,874 bushels of wheat, 103,744 bushels of bushels of bariey, rye when compared with the date last Fear.We Jute: hard Manitoba.mad, %e 2 81,00 tos102; No.8 do.910 2 920 66 1b8., In store, 720 10 7 #0; No à a, bor | 85c; rye, 810 930; f oar , 48e to 496; malting bariey, 57c to 2c.Flours those who have heen for long 1m the trade are fond of contrasting the demand ô{ fto-day with that of the good old times, their gi Joomy 8 stare- ments as to the condition of business the moment must be taken with certain modifications There seems 10 be no doubt, however, that at present the movement is oh deratle and that ndications do not decrease of 8300 barrels when compared ne same day of the week previous and a © 10,584 barrels when compared with the Corre: sponding date last year.@ quote: Patent spring.ei 5.00 to 8.30 atent winter 6.00 to 5.10 Straight roller.4.5510 4.70 EXITR.vscc00c 000 4.20 to 4.30 Superfine.3.90 to 4.05 PEER 3.80 to 3.65 Strong bakers.\u201cee veseerse 4.80 to 5.00 Provisions.The question whether conditions are Buoh 85 as te render probable another advance in the p.dressed hogs 18 naturally just now one Hon interest to dealers, and the comparative aot ity of the market bears testimo the fact that gome are prepared to answer In the affirmative, The demand for smoked meats a8 compared with that for barrelled pork is quiet, bub values were very firm.e quote: Canada Short, cut mess pork, p bb aan reasons .$15.50 to 16.00 Mess or, Orion.per P 18.50 lo 14.00 Hams, etty cured, per 20 9 10 0.11 Bacon, per ib.¢.09 œ 10 Lard, ehmpound.crreauans 0.0% to some | Lard, pure Canadian.0.08 0.08 Oatmeal, Buyers are not taking hold very freely and the tendency 18 towards easier prices.The Stock in Btore on Säturday last showed an increase of 1007 barrels as compared with the same day of the previous week, and an increase of 2387 elt.2, en compared with the ocrresponding date last year.We quote: Granulated, bbls.-.$4.50 to 4.60 Rolled, DUIS.[EN coo 4.60 to 4.60 Standard, bbls.\u2026 .4.40 to 4.60 ranulatéd, in bags .2.80 to 2.25 Rolled, in b 2.20 to 2.25 Standard, in ag.cee Cheese.The better tone to the English market and the further decreases recently made in the supply available for export tend of course to etrengthen the already firm feellug.No great anxiety to sell at present values 18 anywhere apparent, and some { the Ability, on rather, probability , of bein dble obtai before the expiration of many Sor ook, 40 seem ais posed to show the sincerity of sya expressed opinions oA their actions.hether it is wise to refuse the already handsome profit now readily to he had may of course by the sober-minded be considered doubtful, but certain x is that 80 far the confident ones have been in th e right, and their predictions have been verified, the tion of sellers being at the moment as favorable, perhaps more Bo, than at this season for some abe For Jots of the finest autumn made cheese composed of half colored and half white 11 would probably represent the idea of the ma, ity of dealers Poe no New York Commercial Bulletin in the course of 1ts weekly review of the situation says: Ex- orters have been m two Sally rounds to eep posted and pick up a lkely chavaster, with some success acnding their efforts 80 \u2018far as underpri but they made no direct démonstration TOW: top quality here, nor did they seem at ali ung to Increase their bids over last week.Meanwhile, for export has been upon quite an extenstve scale in Montreal, with prices gradually cree , until a rate was reached equal -to the best as yet paid on foreign account in this market.Latest advices from across the border seem to show Somewhat less animation, but in part o the reduced of limits on has on selling goes abroad and commences to epter into consumption, Messrs.Hodgson Bros., of Liverpool, under ate 16th January, writes as follows: There is cided improvement to report.The poneraI con sumptive demand is £ fuli prices, showing that where thelr necessities have compelled them to overcome the reluctance to follow advanced prices.There 18 1s also some desire on the 6 part of to secure stook ahead, as those appears no prospect of buying in America or snada now, 2 A much over current fi 8 Bepte Dors have been sold In lary o quantities at 568 this week, and it is now tto buy at the iter 8 being now asked.Therels a constant enqury for all classes of mediums, but there 18 very little to be bought and values are very high compared with finest.Butter, Shippers a are taking no special interest in the roing, but à very fair movement On local account is reported an and i there 19 any change in prices it is no the direction ofease.Conditions continue rotor Re vor of sellers and cholce creamery cannot less than .Townships ally ranges Irom 19¢ to 2lc and western dairy is quotable at 16c to 174gc.The New York Commer otal ssue Saturday says: getpts.have run lighter the past week, but trade has been moderate, dealers clatm! ulet, sumptive outist and 0 operating © caut! Rho Th advices Date o ponts rm and a ht gain in prices ces has been established, and the market ge erally considered in good healthy ny shape for desirable grades.PF Elgin and Pennsyl- vanla oreamery has lompderate 81 A 0a generally oo the h gher | a, fancy Western Dot Slenty af i out close to arrival at 31 to 81 ades under gr fancy have \"not pretty air tan.many dealers w somethin, little under top rices, and high grade firsts are aching 2300, though ft ts gxtreme, as most es Are making at 28 to Secon held about steady at 24 to 2e, ug.some defective lots are offettug down to Mo.Western June oreamery has ruled quiet but, fine woll kept goods s held.8 had ades are apparentiy very co: conâden t and ton Urry urge sales at prese: + prices.Tite tion éreamery in moderate reguest and Mead, Fresh factory has been in ight sup ly and held firmiy, especially highest est grade, which is quite Messrs, Hodgon B of Liverpool, under date 16th January.writes ss follows.Finost is autel.here is à à good demand for face Qroamery at 1008 Too 1108, also next grades at B58 to 858, and mediums \u2018ter confectionery pur- poses at 708 10 809 per owt.Some ve cholce Australian butter 18 arriving an Ë 25 t0 1268 per cwt, We ore ris butte rk firsts none); seconds, 124s; thirds, 107s; and fourths, 778 per owt.Eggs.arriving there is a -Éptr ds- at sr seine all the way rion 180 to uality.Limed eggs we quote at Dressed FPoulpry.ta ars very Hght and the «mana onlocons however, Sa pet.worth 9¢ or sven 100 per ib.Tickers.are Abie at pete ie o per rroguiae ducks ot 8 i 1 eur à pase are ng a u for évoa stock 6¢ 18 about the idea.tte snowing were the receipts posted on ange: Wheat, bubh.covvnenernnen.Sao $ Late Corn, buah.\u2026.Cairne 0.Peas, bush.Oa Barley, bush Rye, b Flour, bbls eal, bbls.X À Dressed Ho 3 q Teranto Produce Market, Foaoute, dun ~ Wheat, A > gic to du 01 > No.0 2 had, 3 0 to st, at Ns.re ard go0 to L 850 to Le oh SE Shon Sho: P fh il Toho was mas of peas as 586; à decline-atone mere comet, 408 0d; Propos to ronan ser So arn.nearly fiver Ee ried, land, lang, colder.olders ater and, Tr ha = 80s 6d.The Liver.demand 8: ulet, molbratelys Gora Waals LIVERPOOL ou Luge re an 25, 1802 4 AMERICAN MARKETS, Grain d Flour, fair ei i EEE : CHICAGO\u2014The receijis were 10,087 barrels of flour, 91,000 bushels 07 wheat, 181,000 bushels of corn, 216,000 bushels of oats, 18,000 bushels of rye and 6000 bushels of barley.The shipments were 18,684 barrels of flour, 21,000 bushels vf wheat, 186,000 bushels of corn, 158,000 bushels of.oats, 6000 bushels of rye and 61,000 bushels of parlez.re Naw Xo he roost ORK.~T] 518 sacks roar 101 and 1 heat, ce 57 of oats, bushels don > Bisel ot barrels LO darey.acks of nm of wheat, 220 285 bushels of oats and 8238 b \"OL 2EU pass barrels te Iphheôts were 76 59,057 bushels bushels of corn, 1678 SELLS SAARI tre Serre On the case Lo De London at te ra as prelminair sie) thé conclusion Bap tothe Jnmedine accepted.mhgle ared to realize this a] 1m too cling rails.ot] or Diaiomne waa of minor 2 lonns being Len .in easter, obtainable ab & percent.MonNINg 8, at 282; 80 Molsons at 104; 80 8 à 100 Telegr at 12034; 23 C.P.Rat 90; 100 do at 804; 26 do at po BOM 300 do a 8 00 do son: 80 do.at 8914; 395 0.at 89; R£5 ao at 88%; 25 da at 88 à 200 da.at 89Ç FY do.as se ; 78 dor at 80% 18 0 do, at 8 ; 160 do.at151 ; 50 do.at 1 ine U6 dons tos Arre ALEa-\u20143 Moutsesi at NL: Cable at 150 C.P.R.7 00}; 876 dovat 90; 50 do at Bo do at Hall Tetbphoneat 160.MONTMEAL STOCK EXOBANGE peported § for or Yes Bras by rol aon rath & Co of four, 1000 Susher ments were 2232 of oats, 8000 bushels of barley and 1000 bushels OS 018.\u2014The reoet LE vère 00 Bushels of ve eeed TEED AF Sn TRS us, of oats.e men! .bushels of wheat, 148, 000 wshels of corn and 18 000 bushels of ~The © Toons wero 16,000 bushels of wheat aba 20,000 busbels ot corn.The abi ments were bushels of oarn, : DULUTH, and 2004 bushels of rye, 2000 Dashes = wheat, 30,000 \u2014The receipts of wheat were 12,000 receipts 1 wheat were usbels.There were no stipmen: BAPOLIS.\u2014 260.000 bushels and the Dxrrorr.bushels, mors shipments 55,000 e réceipta of Theat were 7000 were no shipmen! Closing Prices for hoa.New Yorx.\u2014 Wheat closed at $1.08 for January, snd $1,083 for May.Soriwa peas, Wheat closed at 88340 for Janu- and 8834c fo) 'OLEDO.\u2014 Wheat and 9714 for May.Lou 15.I on closed at 9üo for January for Fos and or 2 8334 for January and dos 36 for May.MoT ea at 9234 for January eat, RAL 1 har gloged at 863 for vo.1 Nortuorn closed Grain and Providons ral pret Oaw ald Bros.report ove vate wire open.§ à h stdowest TN ed ae ces in Chl hy ive fie 1 Month, Opening.Highs Lowest.Closing, ro rst ime.= FhMsnseuu cen ve Fob.\u2026\u2026\u2026.-0- ves vere AT di Vien ai zur eta ret tr EA Fen.[ 38 4 38 Mar.39 æ 38 y - 206 1 Es «i prenne cree oc D \u2014 sd EH sos rome 270) rrteeranmes SbDonvocs \u2026 eee «7 Fob.areees aan gt - ve enn May.12060 124% 11:88 18.25 in pere, amener a cove aes ob.ner een .Mar.LL.Les ps .Mar.672 ei ae 8,75 Chicago Hog isi enon proc YARDS, January 23,18 02.\u2014The or w Chicago KR re Messrs, Lamson Bros.of hicago, telegrs Mosars, Meredith & O\u2019Brien, or 10 street, over their private wire, at 1 p.follows: ch the market was pA telegraph 0.to-day a The president message is the cause of the strength in Prévisions 9 ro active and strong under a good demands from shorts, packers included.\u2018There 18 a deore visible supply ot.bushels on that of ale tn tune ainst 110, 00 of 375,000 bushels in the est, and à decrease ot 494,000 week 18 103,000 81,000 for the same wWeoklast year cie éme int this the week before, and NO NEW STOCK TO BE ISSUED, \u2018Mr.Van Horne Says the C.P.B.1s Applying for Power to Issue More Stock, Solely With Hegard to to the Future.The notice given b: Te eh: of thal Jscuston to éirabi e new sharp rok nt ine\u2019 t seen this morn! he price of no the Canadian Paci yor 0 Rafl- Tor} power hy catsod « , President of theca Company ny, was matter, and gave afull oxpiatotion of the Yoraons that led to his ate] free the on- created dy the loan Co of 1884 and 1885 and to place it on footin; other the same words: \u201cThe Righiation a asked for 18 only intended to thfn the: hors Was no valid reason Tor restriotion im; EZ he extrao! twis company ioan aots rs forred to.It put in because somebody on the partof the Government tho Be it might in som some way had tothe © safety of the seras loan; but the loan was paid off long there can be no Se excuse for coning the the restriction, seu o good re the guarohoidors à shold not, te ler Ravers t fit hand be compelled mo pros than sa .should not that cannot be ofeated without t the sanction existing shareholders.The directors have no no présent thought of aking the shareholders to s abn Anything of the kin nd iS CPE fs a vise D Cie oi Ats financies the best atvan The business of the Comp any, an ex raordtnary ate, and an ten yi ts yearly \u201crai will reach pr tés in the course a great deal of money an DAL bo dans oF the capital Dungan McIntyre, one ual sharéboiders, whet if sugges of the ro Dar cad, es around ay syste] on and do rousen vo Chine raid of à p pe ha pele sécon It Fe the SE so to Umit tho a comtng power m by failtn about action gto for handling its traîfio, of time will represent d the Snareholdors sii ould vided hy ora, \"the 86] vos the st indivt- May, Govern ont but no \"action think action is inop.check the vpward SR e matter, at the urgin the ngs when of 18, less they, of the last Sut which the Gov: orament in ue noue Ria.would bo cintre reg stock the contrary, .thotght the the s ue value of hd lot at ai, nk OE tian days verras doprveé | of pen on a REE iS they : \"roc.Bangs AND How.The BOOS given ty the \u201cthe Canadian FPaoifto Rail- | EM pre | ey iy uit Close, ; annerz 25, æ BL.ofMonireal, i$ sl i fi 2 112 15 uz Wo hi 103 88 AO i 1a 148 5 À à À if 188 3 ix 188 CH | \u2014 185 a ES EE: Es Len YORK STOOK EXCHANGE.Pager honk 3e ors done ith Ln dan Qi bte oly des De Th 158 oe 4 8 5Ux = a, = Ae) = = ©: BED m3 110 SOS | >> EE - Le \u20183 Cid = 2 Ra 13838) 1231 New York Items.Meredith and O'Brien received the following de.8patches over their private New York wire y: Chicago Gas 18 upon a report that it will pay 6 per ce Wheeling and Lake Erte earnings tor-3rd week January increased $1230 5 ot earnings 3rd week January \u2018tnoreased , $107 b.Lake Erle and Western directors have declared a dividend of 1 per cent.où tha SE Eee ending r 81, 1881, payable February 15.Northern Paoifié earnings third week January ecreased $67,633.London Stock Market.Meredith & O'Brien report the London market a$ 2 p.m.to-day as Conon.N.T.Fgaiv, 554 2241 185 161 32 81 19: 18 79 77 -.1954 122 68 66 117 114 51 50 20 19 21 40 Ba 80 48: 47 31 , 8 70 + Grand Trunk 2nds.51 .FOREIGN EXCHANGE, \u2018ted for she Bram Ion Exchange Brokers, me ue Sm Actual Bel ve Posted RY.Tans.Esa Cope 8 aye 4 i Sopa 16 8 Bult Cab] pme ess i Business Notes.Messrs.T.C.Bedard & Co., boots and shoes, of que Dave offered their Sreditors 2 20 cents on t3,6 and 9 pow 3 \u201ciabiiition of Ter direct iret 3509 ue to Feilx Goudreau on a es E lous Bedard & Co.The assets Moers, John Ritento & co.leather merchaats, Quotes iar VA secured a.setilowaent at 30 ceats on The statement £6 Lhe aifatrs of Measry, neth Cam ampbell 4 the insolvent wh whoteasia ihe Habillties 450; & customers\u2019 oie 49000; d debi, 304.88\" nd se ri sufplas $8195 over aM lia THE ALD Ga 00.F4 Ya ous Lyi tors Ba seu atte he tha Sed eon WO aa OK.\u201c Somos ook iN © coin Company, ° Eben.1 Yost at, thi dir sÉsons ie Ge Be : The Annual Mesting of the Shassholdern of THE SARADIAN Signer coy, the clestion pe on 1 mpuay.2 Dar 28th neten LR apa uf trees, on erp hited o'clook a.J.0, GRAVEL, Searstary.Montreal, 15th Jan'y, 1692, 9 CUMBERLAND RY.& COAL CO.Em ot.February next, RW.Ta = 0K 4 91 1 us à 33 8 22% 1 47 47% a es.) dé at | NOTE.pratiensd la co ee TR e pad The Hardor Commissioners of Montreal INVITE KEW TRNDERS FOR 80 Small Uare, 300 Boxes for for Dreds 180 Tens of Matto ad Rutte, and À Pile Driving BE pesait che ES ir En SRE Loue £ mor of the sore vi froslodiried'ts BE Ses a) a or any tender nor nocéinatily to be ALÉXANDER ROBERTSON, re matt upon Offao, | He who can take advice le sometimes superior to him who oan give it.4 Accdp 16 6 Saw Statement by fhe New York Life Insurance Company.The report of the Commissioner of Insurance for the State of New an- Désurance and pas sition of of the\u2019 153 7 forth Lite al see bos Pr flay eri, oies 0! Com van Now ogi ana, à = voeu duo pres on be are as eminentiy satisfaatory by the friends of the rus = ore es well as by its Gy-i y tale = a surpius oor or JT = within to $1 000 of ths SAE, and olalmea the Company Janu dery 1 ison ho account is tak ou of th ount d out as vid ends betmeus let January and sun Fans.ama ng Lo over $400,000 have à jet of airy and the 30ih of Poem toon $115.of Jui stated In the hats y'a report to iO 710,690 as per th mmlssioner\u2019s report.Practically the Company has earned more than ehough in six months to make up mo, than the Duggested reduction from com assets by | surance department.ia tisfactory, the more so at the or) m of the conduct of the management of the ency department in- doa fos that thee t there re bas gen go unque foëlin Log ri the Comttsatoner, Tho report will art of the Ea ono \u2018he ro wil » submit to the trustees of the New or they t propèr, and a ormer gouver.ance on the position may be from them as soon as practicabl o> Itis not a question how ah > knows but what use make Knows; not & ques ion of what he knows, ih po A géo of what he Bas sequired a what he can d rn of Chums.The success that has frowned ou our off ue to plave before the pub £ Plug\u201d smoking tobacco is unprocadon cod in the annals of the tôbacco trade, as shown by the great an cpntinuoual porepeln dem \"Old Chum © gu aug Chum ug form as well as have n Hoeltation in stating ar aie \u201cOia Chum the finest gver placed betore the public.A trial will convince the most - skeptl D.Ritchie & Co, Montreal.The largest cigarette and oldes t out tobacco manufacturers in Ca a.Notice.Our dresttmaket, Mme.Isabelle, is leaving for Paris on Friday next and will return the rst week in March.Until her de; oh will be pleased to receive any of our lady customers who may require any specialties or bovelues, Although Ma Madem ay Juabelle is a rar she 8 8 enry & XN E.Hamilton, ronan i quare, Montreal.pt ou ever smoke a good 10 cents % ême de Ta Créme et ar?Try a eer, made of the finest Ha vans tobacco.His 5 cents clgar called \u201c ares! has no rival on this continent.84 l DEATHS.\u2019 ORRIS-\u2014On 8 da the 24th, § B wito of James Morts, 74 veure.nord from her onan residence, E W.B $3 Bt.James street, the at 2.30 Dan, thence to Mount Hoyal Cemetery, Funeral private.202 MONTREAL CONTRACTORS\u2019 ASSOCIATION 71a St.James Street.A general meeting of the Montreal Contractors\u2019 Association will bs held on TUESDAY, the 26th inst., at 8 p.m., at their rooms, 71a 87, J.AMES rT.You are specially invited\u201d to attend, member or not.By order of the President.J.R.SAVIGNAC, Sec.MuNICIPAL ELECTIONS.ST.LOUIS WARD.Central Committee Room of ALDERMAN J.KR.SAVIGNAOG will be open every night at 1855 St.Oatherine street, All Friends are invited to attend.£06 NT GEORGE CLUB or %01 pif Je OT: gras House, TRS ati corner of Peel St herbrooke Mt me Old Chum): CUT PLUG.Old C hum PLUG.\u201c Noother brand of Tobeoco has over enjoyed such an immense sale and popularity in the same period as this brand of Out Plug and Plug Tobacco.D.RITCHIE & \u20acO, Montreal.16°gaytt rie MATTER OF JOHN MoINTOS Son.dt the sity of Montreal, Bay for Sr susets belonging 1 TE, LOT 16 1 1, me ks 1528 on the he ofae al butioin .Sheen is ure Ÿ Lae i Sheil Hi on ih eut, des ES \u2018Works, earn Se La as East bad! EE Toe or say binder will net (ir ts std à 202 to Monday yy ar own oo ihe nation on Monday for push action «s k INSOLVENT NOTICE.Inthe mater of MRS.A.MN.VINBT, Boot and Shoe Merchan\u2019, Of the City of Meaweal, Insvlvant.Hod aomiERed Yi! ay by public suction, ea TUESDAY.THE 36% JANUARY, 1982, AT 11 O'CLOCR, A.Mi.assets of the catate Boon, el de wit: Stoek of sorted ne aa seccascec es we $11 0 Store Lédoosssasoscicus 38 01 : $1235 71 pote store, No.1408 Été.Catherine street, will De opened on Monday, the B5th instant, for fu- ion of the stock.por further information apply to COHAN.DESMARTEAU, Acsbuntent, Kotte Deine atreed.MARCORTS Bios.201 dhetri | INSOLVENT NOTICE Dealer, of Montreal, Insolvent.The undersigned wiil sell by Public Auction, on Satard ; the So 30th ue 1892, at No.(216 He t the movable assets of $he estate, : Stock 0 ATB.ucan0crecaca career 0 A A te nanannnn vessa nes 11-5888 80 8 Housebôld FUraiture.\u2026.\u2026.216 is Roll Sroc sréscerecseréeres devises 40 00 Book Dobts.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.esssocegen encens 28 ou Dorghester gros ange on belts He BEE D hiro lor oh wil bo ORAS: DESMAN as gp Jursiat At ot.204 Sav MARCOTTE B ON My Auctioneers, INSOLVENT NOTICE.Ih the niatter of GRO.A: MOONEŸ & CO, of ttio Ottÿ ot Montreal, Partners, Insolvent.ados 1s héreby given thât I, os undersi a er F.Ri fos of he C ntl oa Acoma: 1 trenty-enlt hey as vary Laat we order of the Si apo! Inted Our r 20 or \u2018are of the above nathed Tasaive Cred] ° Fequonted to file their claims with y me wit re A« Fi RIDDELL curater.me SRA TE | JFHEE EXHIBITION fous to abaolute salg by Auction.\u2018The Artiêts\u2019 collection of OIL: AND WATER COLOR PAINTINGS By Modern Artists of Great Britain.Ÿ \u2019 The entire collection of Ome Huadred and Kighty-two Pictures, the exclusife property of the artists represented, will be sdd In good faith, absolutely without limit or regetvetion, at our rooms (Art Gallery, 2nd door), / Nos.1821 and 1898 NoTtE DAME BT4 TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, FEB.Sud aud 8rd, at 2.30 O°Élosk Kach Day.The Exhibition will be oper to the public dafty from 8 a.m.to 6 p.m., commencing Wednesday, January 27.Catalogues, with descriptive matter, free, and mailed to any address on application M.HICES & co, f wos notiotiers, SALE OF Very Next Household Puraleure and Effects, \u201che Dat the residence of Mr.7 Ww.ONT, i Borel .18 leaving wu als diy oo Quebec, en 58 MANC THURSDAY Morning, JANUARY 96th, * \u2014-COMPRISING\u2014 t of Odd Pieces, Fa Chaire and ota \u2018Best Aviron and Brussols & Englis ce, Gasaliers and tue ones se Hs ù 2 om Se bas, Box Lo Fol ti air esas Spring Bd, bond ZE Nickel mon Dining Po dre rat Rania 4% gi as 5, aie coking Nols, Bal frere Shove ba ieumin a 4 time in use.SALE AT EN O'OLOCK.M BICKS & 004 Austioneurs.208 i Ars FUR LINED Cloaks, Dolman and Circulars.Beautiful New Goods will be sold a without reserve for an Estate, a & WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NY AT 2.30 O'CLOCK.02 M.HICKS fo 50 0 % CHESTS BLACK TEA, Slightly Damaged, \u2018Will he sola, oar account of whom 1% may conoern, ~AT oux ROOMS-\u2014 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 OOLOCK.M.HICKS & 00., Auctioneers.AT IS REQUESTED eu od, fron Rooms, 243 \u201caod Ol 2 TI.TO-MORROW (Tnesday) APTERN oon.\u201c BALE AT TWO O'CLOCK.RAB & DONNELLV., Avstionesrs.ou pat rH 201 XY EXTENSIVE SALE TosMorrew, TUESDAY, Januury 26th, at $.30 nod 7,80, \u20140r- New and Second Hand Housshold Furniture and ls Pictures, Cutlery.on Cloth, R Rues Duran and other Sundry Guods.Con nts received up to hour of sales.- JAMES REYNQLUS, an eer, 201 1501 Notre Dame st, op.Baimoral Hotel.quan SALE.van January fTths ne 8 w*clock.The u relgnod have bagn ph curator of ne our insolvent esta at their rooms, 208, 310 ] 5 Beans, grap, B ack \"mown & aouiven, Auctioneers.Os Be THURSTON, Assistant.X~PROYINC QU, 0, DIS.ti i £4 oleh, Ft : clock 1a Tue 2 ee oi sth hl oe Seo orme 5 @ Montreal, Hid En Æ 208 ne ope on at thelr rooms, No.05 8T.JAMES STREBT, ths .In the matter of R.J.J.MILBURNE, Tobacco mu 94 i # ÿ rey, Lee & a oh hoa + EE) pa \u2014 - Am BR EPL daugh] .all de : in due season.nl IRON Poputio by au) of Bleury ha jostor sta I ERNE, .Square, Hand, Police: Dak Bo BIRTHS.pp ALD née Jaga .ion AF, , pos: 8 rbais street, D dan.Mgot TARY M cadres.of à son.ROBENTRON.On he etn inst, al 155 Mance spas, the wife of W: btewart \u2018Robertson, of > \u2014At A lo avenue, on the 11th BCHOVIRLD\u2014AL 314 Tie ea.- Anat.\u2026, à son to Mr.and , 1 ond WILLIAMSmAL COW iy Que., Ou the 22n inst.he Re & HF, Wi , OIL the E T, Bank.of 20 2 MAR RIAGES.BARLING-BRETTELL At London, Ont, Edward Henry Barling to Ellzabeun Bretwil ish CROWS Jante 21.at the real ter] ve FIST he Gr b ant oro Frederick A.Fisher, ni a por B., duughter of Capf, Jam Jam TILE COOPRR\u2014AY Port Hope, Ont, Jan, 80 \u2018Phomus H, Little, M.D., to Annie Lenore Coope LEWIS-McBEATH\u2014At St, John, N, B., January 18, Richard D, Lewis to Martha C.McBeath, MORENZIE-JAMES\u2014At Halifax, N.B., Jun.18, Jaines MeKenziv to Virtus James.ROBINSON-VONNOR\u2014AL BL, Androws Ou January 28, by the Rev.J.Kdgar r Hi, Jol Robinson to Emily Esther Connor, bowl of DEATHS.BLACK\u2014At St.Chrysostume, Que, on January 6, 180%, after p lingering \\ihoss, borne with christian fortitude and reslgnation, Aun Wylie, wife of Josiah Black, J.P., aged 78 yeurs, à native of Perthshire, Scotland, BULMER-AL his father's residence, 62 Mackay street, ou the 23rd January.after along illness, Edward, second son of Henry Bulmer, in his 42nd year.Funeral privata, 18 k8\u2014Died, in thts, oy, on Friday, Pa C888 Thomas J ambers, know! for t years ag steward of the \u201cPrince of Wales,\u201d se for the last three years employed at the Dominion steam she noral private, [SL John's, ovtoundian pause please SORT J CHAMBERS\u2014AL 223 rooms Avent avenue, oe or st.An- 2 [3 and oan.poi Deloved éughier of Thomas and Annie Chambers, aged 10 ÿ 2 months, PUDOFSL private, cnistiora At Trent A J, |.January 18, Ke- tls Chisholm, aged 28 years DEPPHR-\u2014AU London, Dnt J ARUAIF 20,-Herman Depper, aged 42 y 2,4 GARRETT\u2014At St, on N.B., January 1 ARS \u2018Widow of the late Samuel Garreit, aged BE years.HENDERSON-\u2014A:z Toronto, Jan.24, Margaret, daughter of thé lato A.B.Hendersun, In tho LON year of her age.HIRD At fit.Andrews, Que, rreed 24, James e 73rd year of lis age, Fugeral on Wed das ate ary 87, 27,at L'o'clock, from his ate residence, St.Andrews, (Q place of lnter- ment, Lachute, 202 HOLCROFT-At Ingersoil, Opt, January 21, Jennie Mason, wife of W, \"w.Holorott.LEMAY\u2014In this city, on the £4th .Marie Leblanc, below ed wile o Doxphis Lomey.y, Esq aged 62 years and Funeral leave her husband's Tesidanco.s 1 Campeau street on Wednesday, ab 7.30 am, to Notre Dame |] Church, thence to Cow des Netges Cemetery.* Friends and acquaîntances are respectfully due « vited to attend without further notice, LUSTE Toronto, Mra, Sindonia Lusty, phy Mo CLEAN At Springbank, Ont, J amuary 20, Lauchlin McLean, ln his 7 MCNAMARA\u2014At London, put.BDUATT 30.Hy.T, O., son of the late T, ara, aged 98 yoors and 3 months.MACNEILL\u2014AtSt.John, N.B.January 20,1n her 43rd year, Annle Pütnam, \u2018vite otRev.i Q.Macnelll, OWEN-\u2014At Toronto, January 14, Richard Sibley Owen, in the 78th your % his age .PICEET\u2014At 8t.John, N.B., Amy 8., wife of Jas.8.Picker, tn the 49th Your \"of her rage.PEARPOINT \u2014 At Ottawn East, January 21 Samuel Arthur, son of Samuel Pearpotnt, aged 21 years, 9 months and 8 days.SMITH\u2014In South Boston, Mass.Jam at the residence of her sister, Mrs Mary, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Smith, Montreal, Interred 1 Holyhood Cemetery, Sunday, January 24th, TRU DEL\u2014AL Quebec, Jalnary 22, Nicholas Trudel, at theage of 82-years.WHITE\u2014At London, Ont., January 18, Ronald D, White, aged 34 Years.WEIR-AL North Dorohostor, Ont, January 19, n Weir, uged 7 WALT TON\u2014At erento.a SIT 21, Mary A widow of the late H, Walton, aged 75 years and 20 days.ONAL\u2014_LEGITY MATE DEY Pi in connection Ts buretari 5 Fongurtos blacks mailin civil \"oa P Secret Ber- emp le Building, 1; office telephone : se pr.irate telephones 4 g83 ond 6049 Grose, Hupt, ercial x, Bas à H Sarpontar Supt.Orimin k 227 ¢f LE BONAIL-COSTUMES OF ALL EIND8 FOR Fang, onton, 54 and À promp Balls and Masguerades bo rent, Joseph 8t Lawrence stroot Parlslan Ladies\u2019 Hair Dresser attached to this establishment, Telephone ÉRSONAL-HERBERT PATTON, 43 MAYOR street.Pupils wanted, 83.00 per month.184 PPS MOR, TREAT HEALTH AGENCY, x Beaver Hall Hill Desr_ Por enter in Tecommending Or Ci reosived Lens gina as à god short ds S.CARSLEY'S COLUMN re SANS MANTLES EXTRAORDINARY.\u2018High Price Winter Mantles at extragrdinary low rates, some of them really below Half Price.All new and beautiful garments.8.CARSLEY.ANNUAL cui HUE Beginning every morning at 8 o'clock.GENUINE BARGAINS In every Department during this month.Mantle Cloths.Scores of Ramnanta of this season\u2019s Oloakinge, Ulsteringssand Mantle Cloths reduced to Half Price.; SPECIAL LINE Of MISSES' NAVY CLOTH JACKETS, just received and selling at Sale Mantles.Ladies\u2019 Black Cloth Mantles, $4.00 Ladies\u2019 Black Cloth Mantles, $4.50 Ladies\u2019 Black Cloth Mantles, $6.80 Ladies\u2019 Black Cloth Mantles, $8.00 All Wool Tweed Rusgian Oloaks, $4.70 Tweed Ulsters, Lined, $4.70 Ladies\u2019 ** Duchess\u201d Capes, lined with Silk andredged with Fur, $6.40 Job Line Ladies\u2019 Ulsters, $1.20 Job Line Ladies\u2019 Paletots, $3.14 Job Line Ladies\u2019 Paletots, $8.34 Job Jine Ladies\u2019 Paletots, 84,00 Misses\u2019 Navy Blue Reefer Coats, $8.00 Misses\u2019 Navy Blue Reefer Coats, $8.64 - 8.CARSLÆY.Opera Cloaks.ALL PRICES In Opera Cloaks from $5.50 up to $63.00 GENERAL INVITATION.Ladies are cordially invited to call and inspect the magnificent variety of the above garments.GENUINE REDUCTIONS.Each Cloak has been very considerably reduced in price, so much so that the very best goods are now brought within the reach of all.Opera Cloaks, Handsomely Jewelled.Opera Qloaks, Trimmed Alpine Fur, Opera Cloaks Trimmed Feathers, Opera Cloaks, Richly Embroiderad.8S.CARSLEY.x it, and I believe it will effect > gure .W.Btanton, 273 Bt.Andre st, 20 1 DON\u2019T FORCET To remember it, you can have our photo taken every evening by Elsctric Light at p @.C.ARLES & CO.261 Bt James street.LAST WEEK OF Stocktakine Sale.20 PER CENT.Special Cash Discoun \u2018 ON ALL WINTER GOODS Duriag this week.JOHN AITKEN & CO., 1757 Notre Dame Street.20t5 Artists Material.Boxes fitted with Oll or Water Colors, Brushes.ota ; Canvas, Academy Boards, oto., eta.P.D.DODS & CO, 146 McGill Street.386: ét Men's Furnishings.Men\u2019s Heavy Wool Socks, 8 pairs for 20, Men's Beamless WoobSocks, 3 pairs for 48c.Heavy.Ribbed Wool Socks, 8 pairs for 55c, Warm Winter Underwear, 250.Heavy Wool Underwear, 486.Fiberine Vests, 18c.; # \u2018 +, r WHITE DRESS SHIRTS | : A large lot of White Dress Shirts, in sizes 14 and 144, reduced to 50c.The usual prices of these Goods were $1.50 and $1.75.POOKET HANDKERCHIEFS ! White Handkerchiefs, hemmed, ready for use, only 60¢ per dpzen.LINED GLOVES REDUCED! ENITTED WOOL:-GLOVES REDUCED! S.LA UARBLEY.Ladies Fabric Gloves Ladies\u2019 Col\u2019d Cashmere Gloves, 10¢ Ladies\u2019 Col'd Cashmere Gloves, 15¢ Ladies\u2019 Qol'd Cashmere Gloves, 30¢ Ladies\u2019 Col'd Caghmere Gloves, 250 Ladies\u2019 Hand Knitted Gloves, 580 Ladies\u2019 Plain Ringwood Gloves Redaoed 7 ~ PORTLAND CEMENT Best London and other Brands For Sale to arrive ex-Steamers.Lowest pricel W.& F.P.Currie & Co.100 Grey Nus ft.Moncreal.280+ TOOLS.Planers Latbes (screw cutting and hand), Drill- Mach ape dear Cutters, Bolt utters, dent a mes, 8 Straieh tomers, Lathe 4 A a Planer U hucks, Er ent loting ; Vos Canaieg Mac 5 Rolling M1 a, Tomb: 4 4 Lodles, 2 ar Cup! Géfnter à Shafts, ©\" Durrell ale, cups 88 nie Nae pper, mis A datent à i Forsta capacity n.Nuts, ro \u201cLolln A sctiers, Hand and Power Bisck ack ato Rolls, Bhafting, Hangers and it py cu \u2018I'he sbeve Is only a partial list ne ew and scceu hand iachime vy in stock, ale a Bom Upehent, ÉLIRE 11 okies set Screw On che, and 1 Bet Étands à Irr CHINERY AG pe TBE dames ies « NO om TOOTHACHE Hyon news STOP'IT.Fal) directi 150 @ bottle.151 For Conghs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis, + COVERNTON\u2019S SYRUP of WILD CHERRY | Willbe found superior to sll other preparations, Prien 23, Usnts.\u2018by 0,5, 8 £3 ith NCY, nager.ubuld terns Ladies\u2019 Fancy Ringwood Gloves Reduced BEADED CUFFS.Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Cuffs, 90 Ladies\u2019 Black Osshmere Cuffs, 100 Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Cuffs, 140 Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Cuffs, 200 Hand Kaitted Wool Cuffs, 880 Hand Knitted Wool Cuffs, 580 Hand Knitted Wool Cuffs, 69¢ \u2018 ! 8s.CARSLEY.» Furs.Furs.NOW 1I8+THE TIME ; To buy Furs.Special Reduoctions/have been made on all Fur Goods.A Large &took of Gray and Black Wanawoski Bear Boas, choice of the los fox $8.00 Black Wanawoski Bear Muffs«080 2 Black Cony Mufts, $1.17 Natural Opossum Mute, $1.88 Natural Opossum«Storm Collars, $2,08 Bnow Hare Pelerines, 806 Natural Llama Pelerines, $1.76 Black Cony Capes, $5.00 Natural Opossum Capes, $7.60 S.CARSLEY, Notre Dame Street, Montreal.A BURVEYESS, = i Xp 6 a Lavras, ORY NRE 401 tion ADVERTISEMENT, TAILOR-MADE DRESSMAKIUE, Bargains! Bargains/ A A A a rg Fay ae vot haved CH TT Fil 3a EE vou you oun ts EE ation te to the igen we state sanopncine res soak ad 0 e i a Se ike the s pargecs ST an: if tant an Et tars wil) y Fate L ER pur etes tiers A ar thoir 80 om MURPHY .80.\u201cGreat Cheap Sale.DRESS GOOD$ DEPARTMENT, y Costume Cloth), reduced to only Bo per oui sod Fancy zg Dress Goods, reduced to ho Dfess Tweeds, reduced to only 1508 per yard.Good Same Cloth, double width¢*reduced to on 250 per vord.A gontnase To Tweed, double width, redyoed to pouls ds ood All-wool Feonch Cashmeres, reduced to only 300 per yard.Good DRESS LENGTHS, full pattern in every end, Reduceû to only 81.00 per length, SSRI BLACK SU ENCE GASHMERES, Reduseä y.156 per y Good BLACK COSTUME CLOTHS, 44 inches wide.Bednced to only 250 per yard.Good BLACK MELTON DHESS CLOTHS, Refaced to tooniyl God BLAOK WNRIETT.dat ox only 500 per var + \"Silk Department, COLORED PONGER SILES.Reduced tg oly 2äc oper yard.fon wide, Hod LORED SURAH BILKS, all pure silk.Re- aucod to only 370 per yard sd FINTER PONGEE SILKS.Reduced to only cp BLAOK anos, ORAIN BILES.only B0c per BLACK pli SILKS, 24 toches wide.Be ge to om 456 per rard, BILK DRESS LENGTHS, Reduced to only es.50 for a full pattern.ob LACE, BILES of all kinds, Reduced for our COLORED SILK PLUSHES, 24 inches wide worth 22-00 00 per yard.Reduced to only 81.28 per yard, LORED SILK BUGS worth 83.75 and 84,00, Reduced price ony 81.25 each.Reduced to JOHN MURPHY & C0.1781 & 1783 Notre Dame Street, And 105, 107, 109 and 111 St.Peter st.Terms oash and only one Drios 20t IS, A OGILVY & SONS ADVERTISEMENT.amary Cloaking Sale MANTLES.This ie the last week of our Clesring Bale; the balance of our Mantle Stock must go.There will be some rare chances, nerefore, this week, Ladies will do well to hurry ln as our variety grows daily less, and the value will not be equalled this year again, THREE-QUARTER JACKETS, 818.00 Regular Price, Sale Price, 89.00 215.50 Hegular Price.Bale Price, 87.25 ® 0.25 Regular Price.Bala Price, 84.50 @ 8.00 Regular Price.Sale Price, £4.00 @ 6.00 Regular Price.Sale Price, 81,50 ULSTERS.814.50 Ulsters Bale Price, 87.25 812.60 Ulsters.Sale Price, 86.25 & 8.00 Ulsters.Bale Price, 83.30 DOLMANS.$16.00 Dolmans, Sale Price, 88.00 Blanket Suits.Ladies\u2019 an nt's Blanket Coats, $1.00 each.Former ro = \"So and 88.50.CLOAKINGS.81.40 Cloakings, Bale Price $31.00 1.95 Cloakings, Sale Price 1.26 2.40 Cloaktnge, Sale Price 1.75 The whole of our Remnants of Cloakipgs at half price.Breakfast Shawls.31.50 Breakfast Shawls for 506 1.00 Breakfast Shawls for 450 50 Black Clouds for 260 LADIES\u2019 CARDIGAN VESTS.8L25 Cardigan Vest, Sale Price .60 2.25 Oardigan Vest, Bale Price $1.10 2.50 Cardigan Vest, Sale Price 1.28 2.75 Cardigan Voss, Bale Price i 38 Bargains, Genuine Bargains at JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, THE FAMILY LINEN AND DRAPERY HOUSE, 203 to 207 St.Antoine St, 144 to 150 Mountain st.Telephone-8825.BRANOH STORE:\u2014Bt.Cathorine st, corner Buckingham Ave.Telephone 3335.20t A Word to the Wise.You can spend a good deal of money for Oarpets with indifferent results; you can spend comparatively little with excellent results.It isn\u2019t so much the amount you invest as the care with which you invest it.We can put yon in the way of securing à maximum result for a minimum outlay if you will come and look over our stock of Remnants and Oad Pieces, You may have excellent taste in making selections.If you have, you will find that we can gratify it; if you haven't, let us give you the benefit of our judg- - ment and experience, Stock-taking is over.in Oarpets, you'll find Stoves and every line of Furniture.\u2018We've built up this immense business by selling always at lowest prices.As well as Think you we'll abandon that conrse?* Credit given at cash prices.METROPOLITAN M'F6 CO, 1678 and 1680 Noire Dame street, 1attt MACMASTER & McGIBBON, aFEliterh, dbus ANRT MORGM § 0, \u201cAdveriien B | xR TEMPLE, « oT.Mas Snr.\u2014THE\u2014 Bell Organ and Piano Co, Lid Capital stock, $1,250,000.CANADA\u2019S HIGH GRADE PIANGS AND ORGANS.Over 75,000 Instruments in use, Patronized by all le artists, est in- by royslty, and A the neted citizens of Received pese owmrds and medals at all great world\u2019s fairs for over 25 ypars.Faotories, foundries, dry houses, lumber yard and floorage, covers over 15 acres.The best is always the cheapest.Call or write to WILLIS & CO., 1824 Notre Dame Street (Near McGill Breet), MONTREAL, Tuning and repairs done in an artistio manner at reasonable rates, Also tuning by the year.20t COLONIAL HOUSE, Phillips Square, Montreal, LAST WEEK ~0F THE reat Chea We will devote our particular attention this week to clearing out Remnants, Odd Lots, Broken Quantities, &c., &c., and will give SPECIAL INDUCHMENTS IN THESB LINES.There will be Lots of Bargains In avery Department.Crema Gloves, Ribbons and Laces, Prints, Muslins and Cretonnes, Smallwares and Trimmings, | Dress Goods, 8 Cottons, Linerss, | Flannels and Blankets, Mantles and Shawls, Millinery, Ladies Underwear and Fugs, Silks; Satins & Velvets, Mourning Goods, Cloths, Tarcods and Cloakings, Carpets, Rugs, Mats and Oiälcloths, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery and Silverware, Hosie Butterick\u2019s Publications Wools & Fancy Work, Books, Stationery & Fancy Goods, Gent's\u2019 Furnishings, Furniture, Matresses, etc.Ladies\u2019 & Children\u2019s Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Boys\u2019 and Youths\u2019 Ready: made Clothing, China, Glassware : and Crockery, Curtains and Upholstering Goods.FIVE PER CENT.EXTRA FOR CASH, N.B.\u2014Mail Orders promptly and carefully attended to, ! Arimouncement HENRY & 4, £ HAMILTON | L/A8] WEEK ANDARY SALE, Great Bargains in Dress Goods.All Wool Serges, all shades, 150, worth Be, All Wool 44 Inch Cheviot; thswnly es are Real own, Gre nat, Guoeen and Fewn, for 55e, worth.ÿ 1.00.Another lok of our Best Goods in che, Plaid and Plain Cholors.Only à few Drosses loft, determined to sell them for Bôc, \u2018worth from 81,50 to $1.95.ME\"We cannot send eænples of these 8 Special Lots, as we amean to sell them this week.Yor Bigs.Sluxs.The Greatest Bargains.&2:er offexed in Black and Colored Silla; Ladies who really do y.0t require Silks and never Chunght of buying, bought Dress Les guhs fast week on account of their pape 20 cheap.We eimply ask a visit to.inspect our bargsing.Maires.We have sold wany of our best Mantles during the past week, but there are still a few remaining, and they must be salcl this week at a big reduction, mre.N.B-\u2014MailtOrdurs Receive Prompt Attention, HENRY & BF, HAMILTON Vidtoria fiquare, Montreal.sot CARSLEY BROS.On 84.Catherine Street.SERCIAL REBUCTIONS: All this \u2018Week in FURS, DRESS GOODS, MANTLES, LADIES UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY and EIDERDOWN QUILTS.FOR REAL BARGAINS: Idiring this Month of Cheap Sales, GO TO CARSLEY BROS.2842 West End, 1575 & 1577 East End, on St.Catherine street.201 THE COMING WINE \u201c Black Top\u201d Champagnes mm by Messrs.Ernest Irrey & Oo.We offer consumers the Champagne #bipped to to us by Messr st irro Leo ait of, v high quality, pay of dirons CR are designated by the ihe towing Tar RXTE DitY,s fuilfiävor off tho Be gelsbraie od à 1884 Vin fin an © din, a Anco of \u20ac tho celebre de 82 ied gear $30 per cage, nts.to 2 per case.Leus the usual discount for cash.FRASER, VIGER &'CD, Bols Agents, BALLS, DINNER PARTIES, Ce, Supplied with the Choicest Wines, Liquors, Havana Cigars, Egyptian Ciga- - rettes, otc.,6ic, FRABER, VIGER & 00.CLARETS.Qlab Claret, Club Claretyour bottling and our at 5 Cr oan.or dozen, Sonata °C hate fleuri a po aret, fm- CLARET WINES Shipped ' by Mesgrs.| TOURND FRERES, 80 pes eee \u20ac.BASES, VIGER & CO, BURGUND! DY WINES Shipped by Mr.Hod'painghous, Nuits; [Cote SPARKLING BURGUNDIES, BRUNINGHAUS, an ta, Bparkling Burgundy (White).AE ve #2 0 parkiingiBe \u2014.18 00 2000 Bparkl px Chanmbortin .28 25 00 Perdrix Sparki o 2300 STILL BURGUNDY.R.BRUNINGHAUS.WRB GOo SESSESTIE COSOOSEET hd fd ns rs FRASER, VIGER & Co.SKATING BOATS: Men's Skating Boots, made especially tor ating, Incod down to the toe, aud had mude, $2.00.Boye tho same, $1.50.Mew\u2019's Finest Grade of Calf Skating Boots, soft uppers and warm lined, $2.26 nied 00.Jlen\u2019s good, ntrong Skating Boots, 81.50.JEadles\u2019 Fine Goat Bkatiug Boots (warm fined), Hoels guaranteed, only $1,50.MOCCASINS.Toit goods and all Winter Goods, at r'ifilcws lous Princes, to oloar out.ister Egan, - strained relations existing .100\u2014McGili street\u201410Ck \u2019 me Directly opposite.gi.Auas fark 4 THE ULTIMATUM.C PTHREE:DISTINCT DEMANDS UPON CHILL free Withdraw Moatta's Nate, Apotogise for the \u201cBaltimore\u201d Assault, and Puy an Indempity\u2014The Situstion Acute, New York, January 26.\u2014The Herald has the lollowing from Valparaiso: The ultima tum from the Government of the United States, thet Chili must immediately and without reservation withdraw the often sive note of Senor Matta, ex-Minister of Foreign affairs, apologize for the assault upon, the sailors of the cruiser \u201cHaltimore™ and pay indemnity for the injuries infhiot- eu upon American citizens, has been handed to the Chillan Government, by Min- Thisis the reply seit by the United States to the demand of t he Chilian Government for the recall of Mr.Ægan, The prompt seuding of this ultimat œm, instead of an order, to Mr.Egan that he r esturn hôme, has surprised the Ohllian Gove trnweunt, and iv is rumored that President \u201cforge Montt, while resting at a health re sort, has been asked to return at once Lo Ba ntiago and consult with Lis Cabinet and Crounoll of State in regard to the matter.The correspondent furth er says: \u201cI had interviews to-night with ¥.dwards and Judge Alfonsg, both of whom #.re members of the Council of State.When ] informed them of the nature of the ul';imatum sent by Sec- rotary Dlaine they e:/pressed considerable surprise at its terms, and without formally committing themsedves, both agreed that it wo be a supine act to now withdraw Masta\u2019 s letter.They expressed the hope that at the meeting of the Couneil of State in conjunction with the Cabinet, Monday, a peaceful solution-of the difficuity might be arrangud.Judge Alfonso, who is well known to Si y Blaine, said that any war between the two countries would be ex- goadingly foclishand he was fully convinced wt the Un aties did not de humiliate Chill, sire to \u201cWhen I saw Don, Osrios Walker Martine to-nigh t he expressud deep regret that the Chitan Cabinet hiad DrougnE matters to such an issue and évinced strong HOPE FOR A PE §CEFUL SETTLEMENT of the difleuliy.Cle has no doubt that the sen nt of the Chillan Co hold these views.neress will up- \u201cThe Oblitan \u2018public is not aware of the gravity of she Present situation, nor does it know that the, American uitimatum has been received.The Cabinet is acting secretly and is accu sed in some quarters not only of giving out false news to the public, but also of keepj ng the real facts from the Coun~ sellors of !jitate, ague and uncertain rumors ha\\zæ gained circulation in Santiago and Vaips ¢aiso, but the real danger is not eneral own, n Mr.Kennedy, the ritish Yiintater acting under instructions from th s home government, went to Santi- 0 tds morning, to offer his friendly.I am \u201ceonfident government will recedve all its demands, and fully be- live that the.action of the Cabinet ullowing- the present complications a arise will be censured to-morrow at the meeting of the Chambers.There is à marked À sentiment, however.in the army and navy circles against saluting thé American should that be demanded.I am privately informed that British Admiral Hotham is very much opposed to the foollsh policy of the the Chilian Government, It was definitely tained to-day that Senor Periera, the Chilian Minister of Foreign Affairs, has seut to United Slates Minister Egan a formal notification tbat the Chllisn Government will repdy to-morrow to the note containing the uldmatum of the United Sta What is Said In aa \u2018WASHINGTON, January 256.\u2014The immediate cause of the sending of the communication containing the ultimatum to Chili seems to have been the receipt by the Secretary oi Btate, through Minister Montt, of a polite aDnouncemert on the part of the Chuian Government that Minister Egan is not Person grata, but on the cuntrary persona ingyata in the estimation of the Chilian G >verament, cou with a suggestion dy adjustment of the existing SE emitine and the promotion of good relations between the two countries would be facilitated by his withdrawal, It was not considered proper \u2018or desirable to comply with this suggestion, which was entirely unexpected and, in faci, created great surprise.It was thereupon \u201ceter- mined that the controversy should be brought to a decisive poiut by Inviling Chili to choose between two alternatives, namely, to promptly withdraw the offensive Matta circular and algo Lo make reparation to the victims (or the families of the victims) of the Valparaiso mob, or, in case of her refusal to apquiesce in these demands, to understapd that diplomatic relations between the United States and Chili must entirely and indefinitely cease.demand \u201cthat she make an apology for those attacks\u201d was included in the communication thus sent, for the reason, it is un- ders , that Cnili has already made to this Government earnest disclaimers of sympathy with or complicity in the deplorable occurrences of last October and has expréssed deep regret for them.Senor Matta\u2019s \u201c Offensive\u201d Note.SANTIAGO, Chill December 25\u2014The betweén this country and the United States Were brought to the attention of the Chilian Congress on the 11th inst.Senor Matta, Minister of Foreign Affairs, was requested to make a statoment before the Senate with regard to that portion of President Harrison\u2019s address referring to Chilian affaire.Minister Matta made such a statement and in the course of it read the following despatch, which he said he had sent to the Chilian Minister at Washington : * SANTIAGO, HE 11, 1891,-Pedro Montt, op rning the refugees, they have never been threatened or treated with cruelty, nor has there been any intention to take them out of the Legation or to ask that they be livered.Never has the house or the n of the Fienipotentiary, notwithstanding the calculated indiscretions and provocations, received an outrage, as is proved by the eleven letters of september, October and November.Concern- tng the Safiors of the * Baltimore, » there éccuracy or gtralghitorward- in what ta Baid ton.urred in disreputable quar.tere of the city, iba \u2018Main Top\u2019 at Valparaiso, amo persons who are not w ls of discretion merance.when police and other forces intervened and calned the Atsturbance there were some undreds of ts present, and the riot was in progress ten blocks or more from the place where it commeneed.Mr.letier on October 26, aggressive in design Sd violent in language, as 1s seea by the copy and he reply sent op October 27.The invest Ae as commenced on the 18th of October, ut Io has heen delayed on account of the non-appea anoe before the court of che « satlors of the alti more,\u201d and on account of the undue PRETENTIONS AND REFUBALS OF MR.EGAN.Never on the part of this Department has there been tolerated or initiated any vocation.It has maintained Îtseil always in & ition which, if it has been one oi firmness a ce, nus never been onc of aggression, nor will it pe one ot bumtitt no matter what may have been ie = an sent a décoived by erroncous impressions.Las tele.ge ms, notes and letters sent to you contain the ruth, thé whole truth in everythin these affairs, in which the ül will the han- into error respecting ourselves, our and our Government, The instruction enjoining and the naval officers it 18 because the faets, pub- Jd novorious as they are tn Chili and the United States, are that our confidential agents have heen unalle to call attention to them, though the subject of the charges has been we i founded.The roqueste ot Batmaceda, the conces- stons made to him in June and July, everything concerning the Matar the \u201cSah Francisco, in uinteros, 2nd the Cable Compantes are proof of this.Ivis deliberately untrue that the American Balïors were attuckèd in different localities at the same time.The investigation not bel finished, It 18 not known yet who are the guilty or what 1s their number.You wilt consider the letter of November 9, replylng to Minister kgan, in which the In formation in bis was requested.an which ie was not ing yy notwithstanding the fact that he rad sald that he hod the proof as ho ity ir Ai thts 5 Wash Endeavor in the mean } time nn togive apy credit, to anything which muy de comtrary to w.R.THOMPSON, | poe a deing sure of YTECTHLEE AS the right, the honor añd Fhe.nan tr tumpi of Cuilt, Dotwith- standing the inuriguen, which go at reseut from à SGures threats w do high aa yoii vo So come trong Masmas\" \u201cTHE BOARD OF TRADE ELECTIONS, \u201c The Board of Trade elections by ballot take place to-morrow between the hours of 10 a.m, and 2.30 p.m.sharp.In the election by acclamation of Mr.E, B.Greenshields, the Board ls to be congratulated upon securing an eminently good man as president.It now remains for the members to strengthen the Board by electing as office bearers men who are in earnest sympathy with the movement to give the Board a status representative of Montreal's commercial supremacy.The bondholders in connection with the new building have an extra personal interest in seulug that the officers elected to-morrow are men of earnestness whose efforts will be used to making of the bonds a sound revenue producing investment.On retiring from the Board, Mr.Archer, with that blunt candor so characteristic of him, paid a high compliment to Mr.Jas.A.Cantlie, Mr.Jas.Biessor and Mr, W.C.Munderloh, gentlemen.who during the past year have worked day and night, in season and out of season, for the interests of the new bullding.Officered by such staunch and true men as these three indefatigable members, the bonds are likely to be of the highest productiveness that the circumstances will permit, and the best interests of the Board will be carefully considered.This year the ballot papers may be signed by memlars unable to attend the election, and forwarded by a friend.ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.INVESTICATION OPENED .TO-DAY 1nto the Charge Brought Against Messrs.Twohey and Smith, Customs Officials, and Borrensky, Tallor, The enquete In the case of alleged conspiracy by Messrs.Twohey and Smith, customs officials, and Sorrensky, tailor, against Mr.J.J.Milloy, was begun this morning before Judge Desnoyers Mr.M.J.F.Quinn, Q.C.represented Mr, Mliloy and Mr.Donald Maomaster, Q.C., appeared lor Maessra.Twohey and Smith, and R.D.M:Gidbon, Q.C., for Mr.Borrenskey.Mr.Edmund K.Wilis, of 33% Metcalfe streot, storeman for Mr.Miiloy, testified to the truth of the deposition made by him on which the warrant was based.The first time he heard of the matter wus on December 29, when James Rose, outter of tbe ladies\u2019 department at Mr.Milloy\u2019s, told him that Mr.Sorrenskey kad telepboned him stating that a gentleman wished to know his (Rose's) address.This occurred some time previous to the 929th ult.Rose told witness that the gentleman referred to was Mr.Twohey and \u2018that he called -at Roses house and offered him $5000 reward if he would give any information In regard to Mr.Milloy's supposed smuggling.Witness could not tell when next Rose spoke to him on the matter.He jotted down dates and conversatiocs in a note-book as they occurred.He offered to refer to this, but Mr.Macmaster told him not io do so at present.On account of Mr.Milloy's absence in Europe, Rose told him that he had communicated with Mr.Quinn, Mr.Milloy's legal adviser.On the 22nd of January Rose told witness that he had met Mr.Converse J.Smith and Mr.Sorrenskey at the Albion Hote! while at lunch, and witness thought that Mr, Sorren- skey had offered Rose a position in his store \u201841 Kose would give the informatien.ite ness had been asked by Mr.Quinn to make the deposition.; Mr, Macmaster: \u2018\u2018Seeing that you knew nothing of the matter personally and that Mr, Rose was your only informant, can you explain how you, instead of Mr.Rose, swore that these gentlemen were gullty of a crime.\u201d .Witness: \u201cI had no reason to doubt Mr.Rose's word and that Mr.Sorrenskey might poseibly be actuated by personal animosity or spite.These are the grounds on which I acted.\u201d Continuing, witness said that he had taken those notes because he thought that something might grow out of it, In aoing so he acted on his own authority.On Saturday he laid the note book on a desk in the office where Mr.Quinn and Rose were at the time.Mr.Macmaster : \u201cDid Mr.Quinn look into ite\u201d To this Mr.Quinn objected as irrevelant and illegal.The objection wae maintained, Mr.Macmaster asked for the book, but this was also objected to, and the objection was agaln maintained, on the ground that the magistrate had no power to compel a witness to produce a document which was not in sight, although in the present case witness admitted that he had the note-book with him.2 Mr.MoGibbon began a cross-examination for Mr.Sorrenskey.Witness stated that Borrenskey was a competitor of Mr.Milloy and was formerly in his employ.He saw Rose and Sorrenskey together on January 22, coming out of the Derby saloon when witness went up with the High.Constable.He went there as Rose had told bim that they had arranged for a meeting there.Mr.MocGibbon asked for the production of the note book, but it was again refused by the witness.The enquete was then adjourned until this afternoon, McGill College Avenue Bynagogue.Rev.Ellis Friedlander, Rabbi of McGill College Avenue Synagogue, in the course of his sermon on Saturday, in alluding to the melancholy death of the Duke of Clarence, remarked that à few weeks ago they were providing presents for his forthcoming marriage with the Princess May, and now they were framing resolutions over his melancholy death.All England, the whole Empire, in fact, was bowed down in grief at the afflictions that had fallen upon the Prince and Princess of Wales and Her Majesty and the young betrothed Princess and his relatives.The sympathy stretched forth towards Her Majesty and the Royal Family was such that it might.in the terrible affliction, he of some consolation.It was scarcely possiblo at the moment to foreshadow what the future career of the young prince might have been in the high station he was destined to occupy, because his training was not completed before he was called away, but the workings of Providence were mysterious, and his carrying away was no doubt for a wise purpose.he prayers of all elasses had creeds in the Empire, and especially of those who, though not of the same race or creed as the dead Prince and his family, had found shelter and liberty peneath the British flag, would go out for the Prince and Princess of Wales and the Queen fn their sad bereavement.He also alluded to the death of His Eminence Cardinal Manning and in eloquent terms pointed out how his eminent Churchman Estate Notmaz, sifusted bet Bt.Lawrence and Be Urbain stresta.The owners witnesses valued it at 60 cents per foot and the city witnesses at 40 cents.Mr, James Bally's property on Labelle street uare the property of the estate Loranger at the gorner of Cralg and St.Denis streets Was valued by the olty witnesses at $4 foot.Mr.Wm.Patrerson's witnesses valued his property on Bleury street at $4, while the city did so at $2,6234, TANDEM CLUB DRIVE, A Large Turnout of Members and Friends on Baturday Afternoon, The Tandem Club was out on Baturday afternoon and a large number of the members ana their friends enjoyed the drive.The meet took place at Dominion Square at three p.m.and after falling into line the club turned west on Dor- chester street to Guy street, up to St.Catherine street, aod then east to Philips\u2019 square.The drive than turned down Beaver Hall Hill, east on Bt.Jemes street to Place d'Armes square and then eastward along Notre Dame street to Lepine Park.The drive home was by way of Oraig street and St James street, up Beaver Hall Hill to St.Catherine street, the drive breaking off at Dominion square.The drive was led by the following fours-in- hand: Mr.G.W.Stephens, jr., with Miss B Stevenson on the box, and Stephens and Mrs.B ng the sleigh; Mr.H.Montagu Allan, with Mra.Al Miss Edythe Allan.nd.Mr.in the sleigh.Mr, .A.Galarneau with Mr.F.F.Rollard, and Mr, Leslie H.Gault with Miss Chisholm, on the box, and in the sleigh were Mrs, Chisholm, Miss Falrban Mr.A.Broming, Mr.P.R.Gault.Mr, F.Judah drove a unicorn.The tandems were driven by Mrs.H.Meredith, Mr.Forbes Angus, Mr.J.A.U.Baudry, Mr, J.Aleck.Stevenson, Mr.Thos.Ecroyd, Mr.M.de Beaujeu, Mr.Chas.McEachran as whipper ln.r.C.E.Gudewill drove a pair.Mr.James Linton in his party had Miss Kirk, of Brooklyn; Mrs.Linton, Miss Linton, Mrs.W.@ Linton and Miss Cassils, Pulpit Notices.A meeting of the Ministerial Association was held this morning in the ¥, M.C.A.Building.- Rev.Drs.MacVicar and Wililams, Messrs.M.Hill, Laflour, Scrimger, Fleck, Heine, Grant, MoKilligan, Hall Pitcher, Rose, De QGruchy, McManus, bertson, Stevens, Upham, W.Hall, Dixon, Paterson, Dewey and Everett were present, \u2018he president, Rev.E.M, Hill occupied the chair.A letter from Rev.Dr.Wells, of Minneapolis, was read, thanking the Association for the testimonial senthim.After some discussion it was agreed that the subject for next meeting Isaiah, to be introduced by Prof.Sorimgar, and a month hence a French Evangelisation paper, to be introduced by Rev.Theo.Lafleur.Rev.Mr, Heine read a paper upon the subject of Pulpit Notices.He made a strong protest against the custom of the clergy in permitting every kind of notice to be read, thus oocupying time in the pulpit, and a suggestion was favorably entertained that printed notices in future be adopted, and only.such notices be read in church as bad direct bearing upon the devotional services.After some discussion the meeting closed.The Rinks Will be Busy To-morrow.The \u201ctwo big curling matches of the season will begin to-morrow and curlers will busy on about all of the city rinks.Two matches will be commenced; at 9 a.m, curling will begin for the Branch troph and the first drawing played o At 2 p, m.the match for she vernor- General's medal will commence.For the purposes of these matches there are two centres, one at Montreal and one at Ottawa.The former includes the city, Ormetown, St.Johns, and the surrounding country.The contest is going on to-day at the Thistle Rink for the Greenshields prize.It will continue throughout the day and probably finish to-night.The score 18 kept by points awarded for a series ol successful difficult shots.Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, The following officers were, at the Bast meeting of the St.Lawrence Ijodge No.2 Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steol Workers, sleoted to serve the coming term: President, Mr.Thomas Davis: vice-presi- dent, Mr, Albert Laundry; recording secretary, Mr,-David Davis; financial s Mr.George oMillan; treasurer, Mr.Edward Carragher; guide, Mr.Louis Williams ; 0.G., Mr.Octave Gagnon; LG., Mr.Frank La Forge; corresponding secretary, Mr.E.W.Farrell; delegates to Trades an Labor Council, Messrs.Ed.Farrell, Ed.Mo- | Gillivray and Michael Enhardt.Burglars Plead Guilty, Three young men named Favreau, Mar- tineau, and Larose pleaded gullty this morning to two charges of burglary.The robberies were committed on New Year's morning and occurred at Dufour\u2019s tailor shop on Ontario street and at Mr.H.R.Ibbotson\u2019s house.From the former place some $200 worth of goods were stolen and at Mr.Ibbotson\u2019s several articles of wearing apparel.The men were arrested by Detectives Campeau and Lafontaine and were remanded for sentence until to-morrow.Gymnastic Training, Dr.L.Gulleck, Principal of the Physical Training College, Springfield, was expected on a visit this week to the Y, M.C.A., where it had been arranged for him to address the members on the subject of mnastic training and the art of physical devalop- ment.Unfortunately, ill health has necessitated a postponement of the visit and Dr.Guileck will not be in Montreal until the middle of February.The Chief Dismissed the Constable, The window of Mr.M.J.Beauchamp's grocery store, \u201ccorner of Mignonne and Amherst streets, was broken on Saturday morning and some sixty dollars\u2019 worth of goods stolen.Chief Hughes has dismissed the constable who was on the beat at ths time, and says that a window should not be broken without the constable on the beat knowing of it, if he was performing his duty._ - Mortality Amoag Roman Catholics Last Week.There were 103 deaths among Roman Catholics last week, and 90 for the previous geek.Some of the uses of death ere: roup, 8; o 2; whooping cough, 2; infantile Hebility, é; diarrhœa, $.consatnp.tion, 6; bronehitis, 8; pneumonia, 8, and grip and influenza, 9.Bazaar in Ald of the Providence Asylum.The bazaar organized by the Ladies Charitable Association, under the presidency of Mrs.Justice Tasohereau, to assist in the support of inmates of th \u2018 Asylum, will open at 1831 St Catherine street, on February 15, to close on.the 20th, Montreal Parliament.The Liberals will bring down thelr first Government measure at the meeting of the Montreal Parliament at the Fraser Institute to-morrow evening.and Englishman was one pc of a great heart for all mankind, and was ever working to alleviate and better the condition of the working classes of his countrymen, and was the staunch defender and champion of the cause of the persecuted Jews of Russia.Prospects of the Longueuil Road.There was another lce shove in front of the city this morning of about two miles in length, with the effect that the water has fallen two feet since Saturday.The channel is all jammed and full of ice, and ts piled up.The Longueull road was started on saturday.ongueuil people, but Montreal pays one- half the cost.Just as soon as the prospects of safety are visible the city will commence work on the Bt.Lambert road.It is expected that the Longueuil road will be opened tomorrow for traffio if there are no more thaw tn that neighborhood.This is considerod an early opening.Real Estate Sale, There wasa good attendance at the rooma of Messrs.T.J.Potter & Co.this morning lor the sale of real estate there, The house and lot, 25 Belmont strooty was sold, subject to a mortgage of $3270 at 5% per cent.and one of $1000 at 6 per cent.Bidding started at $4500 and went up by fifties and one hundreds to $6250, at whioh figure it was knoeked down to Messrs, Mewhort & Chandler, wha purchased the propert fora client, Among the bidders wers C.C.Snow Tang Captain Fiigate, Patterson, don, B.Dr, Harris, athews and Starnes.Expropriation Property Values ~The commissionera in expropriation for ¢ the widening ot Milen atreet heard avi- ; dongoon tho value of the property of the The work is undertaken by the |.BIRTHS.LAMARCHE\u2014AL Noal61 St.Antoine street, on Friday, January 221d, the wife of J.B.A.Là marche, M.D., of à daughter.- DEATHS.CAMERON\u2014Suddenliy, ca Saturday evening, Jan, 23rd, 1892, at the restdence of her nivces (the Misses Ferns),33 Division street, Kingston,Ont,, Dame sarah Jane Baymon, rellot of the late wis Cameron, .\u2018merchant, of that oity, «and sigter-1n-law to tho late Mrs.Chas, Phillips, of * Bellevue Hall,\u201d 974 Dorchester sire Montreal, Que.axed 86 years, 0 months and 2 .1 take place at ston, Out., on Tuesday next, 26th Inst., at 10 a.m., to Cataraqul Cemetery, of that city.202 JOHNSTON-Of pneumonia, in the 81st year of her age, Christian, last surviving daughter of the late Isaac Johnston, in his Nfetime, ship.buflder, of this city.Funeral from the residence of ber nephew, Wm.Bennet, 117 Laval avenue, &t 2.50 p.m., Tuesday, 26th instant.Friends will please accept this invitation.20 9 PHILLIPS\u2014At *Brookleigh,\u201d Woodbury, Devon- shire, England, January 4th, M Langdon \u2018Austin, wife of Robert PRIIps In the 75th year of her age.; 20 2 THE WEATHER, 11.00 a.m.\u2014Probabilities for the next twenty.four hours: Cloudy and cold with some \u2018sno WwW day} afterwards south-westerly winds and milder er.weather, Minimum temperatures :\u2014Edmunton, 234; ary, Battleford, 4; Prince Albert, Qu'Appele 14; Winnipeg, 14; Toronry, ontreal, 4; Quebec, zero; Halifax, 4.Readings by Hearn & Harrigon\u2019s Standard Thermometer this day: Max, 18; 3.Same day last year: Max, 94; min.20.Barometer readfogs,to-day: 8 a.m., 29.41; 12 m,, 29,56, Cal- 26; Appointments Thts Eyêning Trumtre Rorar\u2014 Williame & Orra \u201cMeteors.\u201d LYOBUI 'TADA: ay Oxo RAMA Jerusalem and the H per - 0 - take effect before the disease has a chance | tie vacant seat in the THIS DISEASE MAY SPREAD.At Least the Health OfMcers Think So\u2014Two Diseased Forsons at Large in the Crowded Italian Quarter.[SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.) New York January 25\u2014Dr.Cyrus Edson, chief inspector of contagious diseases of the Board of Health, sald to-day there were no Important developments yesterday in the small-pox scare and no new cases had been reported.The health inspectors spent the day making a search from house to house in the Mulberry, Dominick, Mott, Elizabeth, Sulllvun and Bayard street rookeries and in a section of Fast One-Hundred and Fifteenth street, known as \u201cLittle Italy,\u201d but no new cases could be found.Dr.Edson felt greatly chagrined that no trace can be found of the Italian who was Ill with small-pox and who escaped from No, 141 Sullivan street last Thursday, The doctor,on the first discovery of theepldemic, met this man in the hallway of a house, The man's hands were covered with pustules and the rash had broken vut on his foren \u201cHave I got the small-pox, doctor,\u201d he asked, nervously, .Dr.Edson saw he had a bad case before him, but having no officer with him and wishing to get the man back to the house until assistance came, he sald soothingly: \u201cNo; you're all right.\u2019 The man ran into the street and has not since been found.The lufant, Mary Bagiule, om the health officers searched on night, ls still missing.Somewhere in the Italian colony these two persons are sprea ing the disease in all directions.\u201cI k It likely,\u201d said Dr.Edson to a reporter \u2018\u2018tnat this disease may apread to an extentranging from 500 to 1000 persons.Nearly\\all these will be mild cases.Small- ox takès effect about fourteen days after he inception of the disease.The infected persons who are promptly vaccinated now may have an excellent chance to escape the disease, inasmuch as the vaocination wiil to got hold on their systems,\u201d Still another case of smallpox was discovered yesterday by one of Dr.Oyrus Edson\u2019s inspectors, the last victim being an Amerioan named Bowman, twenty-two ears old, who lives at No.235 East One undred and Twenty-first street.He had been employed at the works on the Standard Gas Company, where a number of Ita- llans are at work, and it is belleved that others among the laborers there have been impregnated with the disease by the Italians from Little Italy.Bowman was removed to North Brothers Island yesterday afternoon, where there Were, up to last evening, eight victims of smallpox \u2014six men and two babies.All but two of them were found in the big tenement houses on Thompson and Suliivan streets, whore the Italian colony is settled the thickest, and hence most medical surveillance.day before over 400 Itaiian children were subjected to the quill and vaccine in the Mott Street Industrial School.The inspectors have been busy day and night since Tuesday in search for non-inoculated persons in the Itallan quarters, and upwara of 8000 have been vaccinated.Smallpox in San Francisco.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR] OTTAWA, Ont, Jan.25, \u2014 Mr.C.Drinkwater, the secretary of the Canadian Pacific Railway, has just notitled the Minister of Agr culture that the steamer \u201cRio\u201d reached San Francisco a few days ago with smallpox on board, and asked that precautions be taken to prevent the disease from reaching British Columbia points.Hon, John Carilng at once.instructed tbe quarantine officers at Vancouver and Victoria to enforce the regulations as rigorously as possible.The disease is also reported at New York, and Mr.Carling, in consequence, Issued similar instructions to the quarantine officers in the eastern provinces.POLITICAL NOTES, A Contest in Laval, [EPECIAL TO THE STAR] .STE.Rose, January 25.\u2014Nominations for Commons caused by the appointment of Hon.J.A.Oulmet to the position of Minister of Public Works, took place here to-day.Mr.Ouimet was again placed nomination.À Mr.Uyrias St.Amour, hotel-keeper of St.Francois des Sales, was nominated to oppose him.Messrs.Bergeron, M.P., Beauchamp end Leblanc, ex-M.P.P.\u2019s, are here and will address a public meeting.Haggart and Preston Will Meet.ISPECIAL TO THE S8TAR.} KrwosTon, Ont, January 25.\u2014The election campaign in this city will wind up with the est hitting that has ever taken place on the stump here between opposing political orators.The Conservatives have advertised Messrs.daggart and Curran for Wednesday night, and also have specially invited Mr.W.T.R.Preston to be present to stand by the him against the new Minister of Railways, The Liberals immediately wired Mr, Preston that his presence would be required here to attend to Mr.Haggart, sna the Liberal organizer returned a mess sage stating that he would be present and would bring along with him Mr, Lister, M.P, who formulated substantially the same charge in the Commons last session.\u2018The talk is all about the Wednesday evening conflict: The Finance Minister, Mr.Foster tor Metcalfe,and Patterson,of Brant, for Gunn, this evening and Tuesday even- in respeouvely, are but small pumpkins when compared with the fun expected on Wednesday night.Mr.Preston is Prepared.[SPECIAL T0 TRE STAR] ToroNTO, January 25.\u2014Mr.W.T.R.Preston was called upon by a STAR correspondent to-day.He sald he expects a very interesting meeting at Kingston on Wednesday night.Asked As to the nature of the evidence he would use against Hon.Mr.Haggart, he said he would have evidence\u2014 strong evidence, but as he evidently wishes to \u201cspring\u201d it on the Minister of Railways, I was unable to learn its nature.The Issuing of Election Writs, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Orrawa, January 25.\u2014Mr.Bt, O.Chapleau, Olerk of the Crown in Chancery, denies the statement that he has issuea writs without the regular warrant of the Speaker of the House.He says he cannot help the fact that the dates for certain of the bye-elec- \u2018tions have been fixed by the Government, a hat the Government papers say the writs have been issued when they have not.Ottawa County.[SPECIAL TO TRE STAR.OTTAWA, January 25.\u2014The provincial slec- tions in Ottawa county are becoming interesting.Meetings to geleot delegates to the Conservative convention to be held in Hull on Wednesday are coming oft daily.A meeting was held at St Andre yesterday and at Aylmer to-day and one takes place in Hull to-morrow.- Cabinet Re-construction, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] TORONTO, Ont, Jan.25\u2014The Fmpiré's Ottawa special says :\u2014\"A pretty well authen« ticated rumor, which lacks, however, official conformation, is to the effect that Mr.J.O, Patterson will, in the course of a day or two, be sworn_in as one of the Privy Council an 8 potnted Secrstary of State, Hon.Mr.Chapleau assuming the portfolio of Customs and Hon.Mr.Bowell bhocoming Minister of Militia, while Sir Adolphe Caron will probably take control of the Post Office Department.\u201d .Mr.Cuthbert's Politionl Creed.ToroNTO, January 26.-John Cuthbert, the retired tavern keeper, who alleges he was mulcted by the Liberals to the extent of $125 for election purposes, is out with a letter to-day in which he denies ever having been & supporter of the Ontario vern- raent.He says he is a straight Conservative, and so Informed Mr.Rose and other Liberals when they came to him for the money, Political Jottings, UEBEC, January 25.\u2014F.X.Lemieux, 6x- ME! P., stated this morning that he will not be a candidate in the forthcoming elections for Levis.Hon.Mr.Flynn and J.H.Ferguson leave for Matane to-day, where they will meet a delegation of Conservatives.If Hon.Mr.yin does not accept the candidature for that county Mr.Ferguson will probably bo chosen to run against L.F.Pinault, ex-M, P.P.for Matane.- Notes.- At s regülar meeting of thé Conservative Labor Qinb, held in their Hail, Notre Dame ; it was moved kshat first on Naturday evening Ha Ouimet,.8000 dod\u201d Mr.A.a te above ou endorse the candldatdrs | morrow night.The order of pulls ls as foi- lows: \u201c charges made by |lêrge American companies in London with- \u201cGeneral Assembiy to Lord Lorne was found \u2018Mr.J.B.Boilsnd for Hochelaga 3 ; Tie motion was upsnimously carried to give 3?ihelr usual New A Xx PAGE Ne Se Loti attending the theatres The Co! ti tion lest ndows brok tated Ty nservative conven to selec en .soi ol Rigel a Ba où So Tongs Tote 8 sot I ; * failed to subdue the agitation, and Gen.At & meeting of leading Conservatives held ag a hy aly Ses MLR ARON or\u201c : mously ratified, po Lk.Was unanl- restoration of order, Take advantage of the chance offered you \u2018The Liberal convention to choose a candidate in Chambly County will take place on Wednesday, the 27th instant.Mr.Roche- leau, the ex-M.P.P., will be chosen.Hon.J.B.Gouvrement sent in bis re- slgoation as candidate in the mayoralty leotion for Sorel.His opponent, Mr.Louis arasse, will be proclaimed Mayor to-day.A mass meeting In the interest of the labor candidate, Z.Boudreau, for the Centre Division, will be held in the K.of, L.Hall, 21 Chabolliez street, on Thursday evening, 28th inst., at eight o'clock.The joint committees of the Conservative clubs meet this evening at the Windsor to choose a candidate for Centre Division.It is understood that there have been eftoi on the part of some of the members of the committee to obtain a \u201csaw-off\u201d between Mr.John 8.Halt and Hon.James McShane, but it is believed that the committee as a body is against this and that a candidate will be named to-night.Ald.Hurteau presided over a meeting of electors of Bt.James\u2019 Division, held yesterday, for the purpose of discussing the pre posed Conservative candidature in that division.Mr.Dozois acted as secretary.The names of Ald.Hurteau, O.Dupré, Dr.Desmarteau and O.Angé, Q.C., were man- tioned, but it was decided that no choice would be made until thé Ministry had been consulted and their views obtalned.INTERNATIONAL TUG-OF-WAR.The Order of the Contestants in the Big Pull at Ottawa, |SPEOIAL TO THE STAR.) OTTAWA, January 25.\u2014The international tug-of-war begins at the Drill Hall to- Tuesday night; 1, English Canadians vs.French Canadians; ; land.va Ireland; 3, Germany lay down your plan of conduct for the day.The balf-hours will then Js without crossing or jos see him Bmith: \u201cWell, I have seen him loose and disorderly in a good many places, but lates END, ly I have found him Joking, lke a pleture.\u201d | where tobacco 18 to be found, remarks had reference to Dobs that you referred to the \u201cOld Chum\u201d that ls belng introduced by D.Ritohte &Co, Montreal, in connection with the \u2018Old Chum \u2018Out Plug\u201d that has such a large sale.Have a plpe full?\u2019 stinate cough, which ailowed me very little rest, I was advised to try D.Syr few peared.Philomène Yidence Asylum, corner St.Hubert and St Catherine streets.: small things as well as in great, to study their feeilngs, to oultivate sympatby, for- now and don't whimper your regrets wo years hence that you didn't uy now! ¥ \u201cI have prescribed Dukehart\u2019s Malt and our friends are making mousy snd why shouldn't you?Ei Sioa, Balan, of Ge an an ustitted in recommending them, a8 my atlonts derive R Tae CAN naw gTor MONT- much pe net rom their use.\u201d J.H.Collen- tnoreases 12,000 GRES er ne oPupelation * - 4 Md 10 E.Baltimore street, Baltl- porte grow by the 1.000.080, atdle mara.Whatever your situation in life may be, Where they are thas you a op alastor lide smoothly on rence flowing! ng each other.A Blight Misunderstanding.Smith: \u201cHave you met your oid chum?\u201d Jones; , Nu Howls he?When did you You oannot go wrong investing at present prices anywhere in Montreal, bas it is rational to argue that YOU WELL MAKK MONT MONEY IN BUYING LOW PRIORD LAND JUST OUTSIDE THE PRESENT OITY LIMITS and WHERE MONTREAL FUTURE WILL BX-_ The biggest money is always made in low- priced land.You buy at, say.1B to 20 cents à foot, and as the demand grows, yon soll at 50 and 76 cents à foot.You ssoure a big profit and still the price is low.Not so, however, with 750 and $1.80 land, yon cannot add 50 to 1200 per cent.to those prices without the butlders Ricking.The successful real satate men fa all grest cîtios have mede their maner in the low-priced properties\u2014properties Just on the march of the city\u2019s expansion.Bo ft will be in Montreal.Jones: \u2018Where is he now th: \u201cIn every place in the Dominion Jones: \u201cWhat are you talking about?My on.\u201d I thought Plug, Smith: \u2018Ha! Ha! Good joke! Special Notice.A Berlous Case of Bronchitis Cured.Suffering since a long time with an ob- Ilis for the above reasons that we recommend with confidence to the man with 8100, or the man of $100,000, our Montreal Annex and st Denis Boulevard properties.SITUATED JUST BACK OF THR CITY\u2019 CENTRE, thelr abaorption in the city is certain and their future increase in value assured.r.Laviolette\u2019's of Turpentine.After the use of a ottles the cough completely disap.oger, lay slater, Pro- You pay willingly\u2014and we frankiy admit witk wood brospeote-50 ota.to 75 cts.a foot for Bod jn 8t.Henry, Cote St.Antoine and Hoohsiaga; but when you buy our property 100 or 200 percent lower on the continuation of such thoroughfares as Bieury and St, Denis stréets at some distance from the Post Office; It is à duty to think of and for others, in ance, goodwill and tenderness.vs, Scotland; 4, English Canadians vs, Ireland; 5, English Canadians vs.England.Wednesday night: 1, England vs.Scotland; 2, English Canadians vs.Germany; 3, French Canadians vs.Ireland; 4, Germany vs.England; 6, English Canadians vs, Scotland.Thursday night: 1, French-Canadians vs.Scotiand; 3, Germany vs.Ireland; 3, Engîlsh- Canadians vs.England; 4, French-Canadians vs.Germany; 5, Ireland vs, Scotland, Friday night will be devoted to pulling off ttes.Ottawa Accepts Quebec\u2019s Hockey Challenge, ISPECIAL TO THR STAR.) Quebec, January 24.\u2014The Quebec Hockey Club received an answer to-day from the secretary of the Ottawa sister club, accepting the former\u2019s challenge to play for the championship.The Quebec team will leave here on Wednesday and play in Ottawa on Thursday next.The team, which is a stron one, Is composed as follows: al, Patton ; point, D, Watson ; gover point, H, B.Bignell, captain; forwards, R.J.Davidson, U.Smith, 4.E.Scott and Herbert Scott, OTTAWA NOTES, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] OTTAWA, Ont, January 25.\u2014Mr.A.M, Burgess, Deputy Minister of the Interior, has received the following despatch from the Land Commissioner, Mr.Smith, Winnipeg: \u2018\u2018Glenboro sale successful ; thirty-thres parceis sold, realizing forty-eight thousand nine hundred and ninety-seven dollars: nos speculation.\u201d It is expected that Gävernment will introduce this session a measure reuniting the Marine and the fisheries departments, Lieut.-Col, Tilton, Deputy Minister of Fisheries, whose disagreement with the Minister is well-known, will in that case ba superannuated, OTTAWA PERSONALS.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] ; OTTAWA, January 25\u2014Thomas Temple, M.P.for York, New Brunswick, is here on business with the Government.Montreal Board ol Trade, - we contend reasonably that you have a BIGGER MARGIN OF PROVIT LEFT.Montreal's great laok is shortly 80 be supplied; the protest of members of the Board nf Trade, of the mass of citizens, and the press unanimous, 18 sueo , and MONTREAL WILL HAVE THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY AT LAST that every sister city of importance from Vancouver to Halifax already rejoices in.The Ottawa people have Tun their system satisfactorily and sucoess- fully through the heaviest snow storms, and Montreal's old fogeys are answered for ever.What will be the certain result of proper electric system here?Undoubtedly this, that SUBURBAN PROPERTY WILL QUICKLY RISE to the value of older established residential districts, The margin at present hetween the former and latter's values just répresents exactly the profit to be made, Prudent men and men who wish to provide à little for the future, we any to you: Buy Montreal Annéx and Boulevard Bt, Denis now, WHILE IT 18 CHEAP.Apply for all'information to MoCUAIG & MAINWARING, 147 St.James street.Tel.9482, MONTREAL, Telephone and we will drive you out at y hour.2032 The Weakness And prostration, like that tired feeling, #0 sure to follow the Grip, ls really the most dangerous stage of the disease, and can only be overcome king a good tonic medicine tke Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla Which builds up the whole system, purifies the blood snd prevents relapse and attacks of other diseases, sure to wet Hood's.Severe Struggle hg the Grip \u2014 Postmaster Foster Of Lubec, Me., says regsrding Hood's Barsapa- .rilla: * Last spring I had a severe attack of the Grip, which left me in a very feeble condition, I had no appetite, was nervous, and was in a poor Way generally.I was advised to take Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla And in s few days I began to improve.My appetite increased till it seemeq that I could not get enough to eat.When I had taken three bottles I folt as well as ever, and I may say better than ever, heartily recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla.* Hood\u2019s Pills are purely vegetable and are the best liver invigorator and family cathartic .(3 a NOTICE T0 MEMBERS ! Cnief Sherwood, of the Dominion-potice.again in Toronto on Government busines Lieut.Governor and Mrs, Schultz arrive here to-day.Hon.Geo.E.Foster haa cancelled all his engagements to assist in the elections, owing to the imminent peril of Mrs.Foster, who is dangerously ill with grip and heart failure.Ald.Champagne was elected Mayor of Hull by acclamation to-day.WEBSTER COMMITTED SUICIDE.|SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| LoNDoN, January 25.\u2014 An Inquest was held to-day on the body of Hume Webster, the famous horse breeder, who was found dead in the woods near Croyden, his ooun- try residence, on Friday last.It transpired that Mr.Webster was in serious financial troubles, owing to speculations In which he was interested, He had launched several in the past three weeks, and had accepted a retainer to qpromote a large Denver land company.e coroner returned a verdict that Mr, Webster had killed himself while laboring under an attack of insanity.rere PORTUGUESE COLONIES FOR SALE, [SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.) LisnoN, January 25.\u2014The proposal made In the Cortes to sell certain o! the Portuguese oolonies is seriously entertalned by the Lisbon press.lt is also believed that the Government favers the Jroposttion.LoNDON, January 25.\u2014 The Si.James\" Gazette, commenting on the proposal that Portugal should sell some of her colonial possessions, says: \u201cThe matter is almost as important to England as to Portugal.By acquiring Mozambique we would obtain the one thing necessary to ensure the British success In East Africa.THAT ADDRESS AGAIN.[SPROIAL TO TEE STAR.] Orrawa, January 25\u2014Mr, Gravelle, the second-hand store-keeper in whose possession the address of the Presbyterian .has received his price for it from Chief Sherwood of the Dominion Police, who seized the address and sent it to the Marquis.The dealer is still not satisfied, however, and threatens to prosecute Smith, the Governor- General\u2019s office messenger, for selling him goods atterwards alleged to have been stolen from Lord Lorne.SUCCUMBED TO LA CRIPPE, ISPECIAL TO THEN STAR.) MILAN, Que., January 26,\u2014Mrs.Lamont, the wife of Rev.Dr.Lamout, of this village, succumbed to la grippeat 7 p.m., on Sunday.¥ire With Loss of Life, Bosrox, Mass, January 25.\u2014The Ferdinand street staflon of the Boston Electrio light Company waa burned at 3.40 o'clook a.m.Saturday, involving a loss of upwards of $60,000.The bullding was filled with the most approved und costly electric light machinery, all of which is a total loss, the engine room being the guly portion which was not totally destroyed.ere were six men in the building at the timé of the fire, only oneof whom is known to have escaped.This man thinks his companions must have perished.Must Swear Allegiance to Abbas Pasha.Carro, January 25.The Khedive has required the troops to take the oath of Allegiance.The ceremony will take place uesday in front of the Abdin palace.Much curiosity is manifested as to whether .the English officers in the Egyptian service will take the oath.General Sir Wallace Grenfel,commander-in-chief of the Egyptian army, has already objected to the obser- vence of this formality required by the\u2019 national laws.Great Britain Holds the Semaphore.TANGIER, January 25.\u2014 The Sultan of Morocco has granted permission to Great Britaln to erect a semaphore on (ape jis- partel, on the morthwest coast of his dominions, at the eutrance to fhe straits of tar.This concession 18 mude or the condition that in the event of war the sewa- hore wust be closed at the demand ol suy uroveau power.\\ The Cgar's Lncle Mend.ST, PETERSBURG, January 25.\u2014The Grand Duke Nicolaewiteh Constantine, the second son and fourih culld of the lute Eimperor Nicholas of Russia, nnd unole of tue present Cgar, died Long.He was Grand Adu al of tie Imperial tiéet, and was born la 1527, A Polish agitistion.WARSAW, January Die [ho céntenney of the partition.OF L'Oiteul veu dpphess crade observed bY thie Poles.shite waa du sawuse PATENT Annual Meeting TO-MORROW SHELF (TUESDAY), at 2.15 o'clock p.m.LADDER Ballot for election of officers open ® \"F1 For High or Low from 10 o'clock a.m.to 2,80 o\u2019clock = FT x Spot.be p.m.(By order,) 0e F Pomscent sed be: GEO.HADRILL, Secretary.i = : LowerGuideRails, OFFICE BOARD OF TRADE, | [1 | Lu 7 Cannot be, dis 10 8t.John st.and 39 81, Sacrament st.2 CADENT 25th January, 1862.201 oC .wv.Utillses entire wall of Store, by miving quick and easy access to goods on sLolves extending to ceiling.aves ACH, me an a - i .per foot.ft.in length of E beg to inform our cus.rail ; ar wa, » \u2014 "]