The Montreal daily star, 8 février 1892, lundi 8 février 1892

[" : PRICE ONE CENT.* + vi SLL os cyte Ir \u2018BLAINES LETTER upd bit from the nd remaving er the lower EER Sah Ea er \u201d When Mr.infurlated.po .as tel \"T' CAME QUITE AS A SURPRISE on own tab the alt sad rendered yim : ., ir £ was , sustaining injures that re IIR ge Le 's Rafosal to head, susta uent fits of op acres eh a ™ RE = | .8.Secretary of States tion Hiab bid to Lo tragy which he shot Ck A\" Pi rfect Artic e The v.ept Nomination Causes & Ronsa during one EXPENSES, à \u2019 Al, A er ° A JA Amoug the Politiclans.- LEGAL AND LECITIMATE Explans- by 1.\u2018 .Give \u2018Mies Lah 8.\u2014The Tribune say nang Mr.Tarte RESSMAKING, clase d) Ç ORK.February 8 uuoe~ giv a.P.Caro! \u201c ** Charges ge getetrl IED; par fy Boston, wil go frac ot J a | A ; 4 ç menton \u201cMr, Blaine general annou the TAF Oo of Ji \u201cGlobe.ter-General, was .Pa Wie MAN, } edf m r- - do CPE peus W ANTED ET à ather om Rome, 106 lichar oated ba POWDER > ment that ass nomination a> iAP.Caron, are Ou Done guestion- jo epeclaities pen to work & Year be ha SITUATION AKING Ç presidency w s of Republicans, and | La the city © charges made naibility for iDOWeat à tart Th delay, son st, UMG LADY, 81 B t to thousand that | ed as to the d full respo ms Cou free ED~BY AYO proc ure good refer- pointmen dissembling t he assume various sul olasa out Hee VE WANT EEE SV t ce Pr of Cream Tartar, in pared 0, reason for has sald tha en by him for she con- ; ANB 00 ase used ia pre i &lves mo.living American the arders 94 Greovy during i r oul AD 2 ences.Apply NOH LAN, WITH y sitdaiion: enianoe : Also vi FOR map ote ot of Boda + 30 No - other tion, and m Mr.Thos, Mc he said, yrere re Tor ee so ANTED-BŸ You tore, cher conv WELL NET De of Kitch pd x for the oa pas fact.h ardent devotion, 1.fro 1887.The orders, nées, ED_COT ont IEE.WAR i Bei ved Totarens pg ROP ar Hot Moviag 166 st.Antoine « Sites stopû A1 with > botte sœur inspired suc @ 50 many Amer cost in nd legitimate expenses.Tho were put Apglics snes fs 8 peas] eus à ay and ai aces.Not mo and is now Gf sell it.UR fn no other hav reatest dis l a d by himself and s ho (Sir A.00 por te Pe ihe Bercy br 0.Cot 1q ABosse AGED 16 arp co HH reve, Best Srocers ios ious 3.state « of the upo to confor the g le cribe vy'8 hands, a in the par > nu \u20ac LAD, wa ET, DOUR id All the dentton Bt mosh longed That ls 8 simple Buber OT on ~ be away The Ladies! \u2014A BMART drole sa ua user Los qi Coms \u2014 TO L A: also\u2019 PPINNELL ide vain aT osns hin their gift.doubts and n on) had to tings, oto, VANT, ET BR du ne TE to Journ 4 se en Toe ROME TO LET : ATER in OTTER sating.Phin in ths Se a \"| tinotion wit ry hogy doubts and 1 Mar ddrossing meetings.ete à MR NERAL SEE sot i8hes to learn ir OME HoT remarkable success bas bosn lous truth wi .The certa n untry a mounts giv eg as Te EE x 157 205 0e ATION AS ASSISTANT WATUE- ne TENTE ati 3 A ids | A rivet TE SHOS.rogue.non disparages often \u201cof the United recsipic v by bia.Bis Acoiphe Hae es : BOOEBINDERS A BOOK KI AE hae A A an \\ lathe, ir fw t.Tac prices my .t the for {dent o wha whic ; Wario que » douter ress 'f Sp Via maker; Bas branches, complete Rot of in ES ea IN FIRSTCH) dE 4 ï ACHTS AND fae\u2019 ull pacticulecs A.2 Lorrie I = | t be the i presumption Shot ho wil | Jd, ot Ba mor ths aouress oigoions in \u201cto Moria Fn X, SMARX pes ross \u201cP.5 TR FA + ooMs\u2014 ; Tn to | : CART, Suates, hat great o -citizons .Ihade examinatioi te FAMIL pop Ad PRIVA se \"PRI- toed ; full 3 yet Constipation.ocoupy t 18 fellow-c they came.bec.If-an tof meer BE SMALL ust be w - EWING IN à.Felix at.e'atree x BOARD, FRI- Aran Works Co, \u2018st.1s He: Stuable à A late whi] never itude of his Having riot of Quel the amoun FED FOR SMALL X.mat ANTED-\u2014S AL Apply 84 B 8 orn; TEMAN, WIT! 108 pe st tou.peed.n 62 dt James is anoying com let a multitu al grief.the Tiist found that the sev- W ; 4é Coursol OERY can cut and OF GOOD HABITS, POLE moderate.Marios = applies Skaifa Agent roouff Jémes sl.DÈlE and proventing th Ann affile @ of person Mr.Blaine de it will be money to .Apply at xo.GSALESMEN, G Pme D-BY A YOUNG MAN OF facturing \\ouse, ROX; family, Terms ND Safi SA rile the with a sensi dete rminatio, - ty in the ma ors 1 gave to pay fair and reason ANTED TRAVELLING 54 sn, collector, BK oes ANTED-BY EE TE given.FORNISRED oor am |B lor's.Double.Tongue and Groove at ® diate he liver reached, this 9 Bagacity and loyalty In the the orde dates wore a unless pres \u2018.omphmen, ait = Exonange, 3100.at guarters at Bt.John NH.fiery ue 6 aha Üs Dubord rtreet, opp \u2018Taylo Btock at 154 St James où, Mon pt \u2018 shows his manner of us is explicit and able.No amount Tho gommittee who 0 .Fran if hoy 480 ttea or et Fis ry Bos: ove Address £ BH.EO.Box Es et ORTABLY FURNISBED DOUBLE = STAME FOR oz address, state vint \"à His loiter Lo a Canson merely that Tousiy a the campatin.being seen, sald WATER \u2014 LADY fier for Eracery Td anion on, ANTKD\u2014BY A os Sorogad tar farmer, Crk rie RM à single, on b Ta Sinden chs Jorolieater, NERA ES er riceless those cond A VE & a pandidate, before ibe se, Israel fans on any money for -oxporiencod salen h e, & place or an te.snd = Eid RAntity req EE & 00, Fs dd be almost p laint; e eo will no ow an \u2018he had no MaGreevy; eee EE Ladies\u2018 FIN se 62 Dranunond s RE room, with gre ; BEL à ° woul distremin comp! hat his naw: 8 to end n it that Mr.Thos.lection ex- dress fr to D ] .Ach this Bot © tha @ mean n fe f from ate elec 8 Shek Fontan LT a | deed AHA SHO oom TE GORE RTT ET = Re oil ti Bocckhs ee Sr wil || But fortunaior el?goota 7 ie Et finally the uncertain aases of the ie er pt rvative Darty 8 * y cn ference.ont st, Cb %, som 3 ; \u2018and those in ders an drawal o ses.Conserva f RTE \u201ciss « Ward, à nor t sity travel, excellent re 1 x, boned\u201d d atténda , A For House Painter ° Painters.ko >.Q J here, te ills valuable - ri out them.by the lea The withdra beyond n ts to hoid the the actions o we vada] pocommen re 5 gd PP EXPERIENCED Fes 4728, igHED ROOMS, Re ans ar a 1 thoselitd uot be Yilling to 9 _ ublican party, immediately settie blican attemp s responsible for He belloves Se attondance reauires scanpines Car omar es pr Jurssry gover.ons C9 TET St.Antoine st, guaranteed.por pu ., laine may.not result of the Repu in a of that time respor Connoliys.fair.To the prec er, stating wages wan AY Wa sicastion ga me eedle.ot! re Reon ot watelos FRONT Boox AFTER Bu : \u2019 ntroversy the doubte it does, al MoGreevy otion is very un servative 9 KEEP AW a; fond of © Port 0 abject 234 NOLE FRON olin : | co ion, but undo qi, for Gener he Globea a dge the.Con of DITES TO RER {Aus nes \u2018with {int hot es.Address, oom on.adm convention, clear the fle an ad- 8 f his knowledg the elections RER Reavers job at Ballavh ipastiat with lent hous RW or wivhodt to; NEO IPPI ; : large measure, n the country best of hing wrong in WAR KIN rus moders - hers arg Heo has give d he is amply rty did nothing uters Union.8TRA A YOUNG GIRL, ring water.Te ROOM PLAT A ER lives Ee ae Harrison.inistration, an h he thus pa \u201cEmpire.\u201d pe Be.Biot ellen ver 0 frenchand English.situation 880 Oraly wt.LE ROOM ON BATH 303 TS 1s sho bane of so many lives mirable admin t advantage wbhicl ttoi \u201c Ridionled by the ANTED\u2014A HILOT naine on on the | te oh ° te The Wa Frenchand English.ait Apply NETS OON\u2014A SING] FLAT ARMBRECH make our great fitted to the grea re most reluctan TO THE STAR.) VW l;good r Re 4 Union BATHROOM à; Use rr 1 we thers do not.are very small Those who a for Mr.Blaine ISPECIAL The Empire ns tony ous\u2019 taivon, but Re, years or table girl YOUNG LADY, Chie BOOM.i bed; good boar : WIN while of Lrrrix Laver PiLls fils make secures, faction of voting Preal- February 8.\u2014 and pipes 270 irons a Lo th) aT LE FOUNG JAI °F Go posh io GIT ANT 30 3 C JOC_A Canran's to take.One or to and do lose the satis'ac ledge that the t BONTO, Ont, se of Saturday easy Know fidence o Tor Globe's expo harge of 2ecommended & young Sy Yor Tog bain ANTED-IMMEDI O8TA pher Stan\u2019 ofice.32 Jr stow +N ENT, 22 MoGiLL English Restorative.and very They are strictly vege tls action OAC cordially ask undivided con he eloc- riqioules the t a specific ¢ be~ of wou yO ee Tr Che Janistant.Addross \u201c8 07 3 EXPERI opp T ROOMS TO R The Grent Bug STH.& dose.» but by their at 25 cents: t deserves t he has made the - ys: \u201cThere Is no one from the Bn Loy a office assis DITS a A OOMB\u2014F SONT 2 INGLE BY ALL OHEMI 1 pias de peurs but th sentby mall.den try, and that sor the Most en: Nya: doing agaînet ny ono from the ber ; summer.Apply to OINE.HOUSE ANTEKD\u2014 er seeks unyp ee Ras ot Bier College aven REED COUPLE OR ih all : ve tor w 0e everywhere, or the cou Republican vas resent year.\u201d \\wrong-do ë, end of the G action of-tibel I.office, Montre I COTE ST.ANTOINE, HO ropher WW Shoe lu England, seeks lat sor OMB-FOR A MARRIED COUPLE QE 50 6 : Fe fA CINE G0., New York.tion of a robability of the pi action ell- |/ginning to the aund for any ite.Well ; WANTED_FO Apply Monday, foe, id write 168,\u201d STAR 0 TEST CoMs-FO on, with 8 Union avenue.MEDI \" couraging p: \u201cMr.Blaine's ery cache no gr fasses to invi h We d'tablemaid.Hedrons OK.NURSE, El gon niences.\u201d §! 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[WO NICE F rried per- E AD , Te The Hera ey political ca e Repub- nee of any ca 1d not be 8 3045s resk surly A an retstancan 30a pi vus AND OME ONE QE TWO thao 5 parrio 108 1 H L | fo] minates from ent, So far.as vh ithout Libos Government woul tion on ANT TETE at home 8510 Bond soif class rete MAN, BPEAKING AND 0 same Gat, fof gontlaman or important elem d it may be said w loat ng the the investigatio now Wor or us) TL sou compay.IA ANTED_BY YOUNG es, situation na L, 21 Epaiish family.M mp s are concerne har they have lo Hed Te-openin 1 stuff here pre- ; Écho Mau ritag both languages, situstion : 37 6 one NISHED ROO 8 \u2018 llean atradiction dds Mr.Blaine Justi nd sensationa tas it stands, Paanids savelope.\u2019 Kaho Yat VANT, NO office; #004 refsren A OMFORTABLE FURNISE Bloury st 4 : T B fear of co t man.By allo Even in 8 the paitry a ing the case jus nt can do\u2014 $ Liverty.D OENSELE ot 818 Bamgninot nb TBY MAN, WITH OR Rogues Terma moderate.I thely strongest man, By all odd of State, sented, for, de ali the Governme \u2018but the ANTED\u2014A Soop 97 Mance stree A D\u2014EMPLOYMEN h: bent 0?city ri 2 .SOLE oF was thelr mos: tion, as Secretary wy nd that is for nothing ad UBT BE ANTE Be and aleig! 32 JBLE AND ONE SINGLE, ON inate position, to the shado =8 sations the continu \u2014 L SERVANT, M 1013 Dor- Ww without her 690,\" STAR office, BAR- M9\u2014TWO DOUBLE ntlemen only; 41 3., subordin o his chief in the respect those acou demnation of bisa ken the ANTED-GENLBA ironing.31 ences.Address * ES' WASHING AND 24 Rogxs-r m flat, A + iotoria street, TE USPIATEUF he has throw Harrison claims uses ita severest con he Grit organ to blso WwW good co0 TT AN re a OT SES EE En.si ithout board.Abplz FURNISHED, WITH - OF LAGTOA 8 background.the name of Blaine rate.their attempt by the ada by foul and maliclo cheater st.TEENTIOR TO THE 313 bers\u2019 laundry avn.¥ si.ANDSOMELY FU Collewe ave, of his party; to the -Democra m the ood name of Can ANTED\u2014AN AP TLE Bronsdon Lane.NOMAN.GOOD LAUN.Routt a \"Ht thusiasm.As the retired\" fro ineinuations.\u201d \u201c ms probable tha Wie D MAN BEAYOUES VOMAN GOOD LA! Bret bo ABLE AND NICELY FUR 2 on t opponent ber of rood insin l says: \u201cIt pee Le documents 7 GLASS Dames AND olass © ANTED- ahing by the day.321 OM COMFORTABLE AND XI loury at, MISS, PENLEY shrewdest opponent large number of men The Mail says: \"I se up t, formity AN ANTRD FR \u20ac Ber a , North Bay.WwW dress, je Capatain WOMAN A, IN T kentlemen in, 125 Ble sis Miss a TTING field.They hav win against-Har Blaine.yy \u201cMoGireevy has Riberals in confoi W not appir.W.1.Para 31 6 Busby Lan RESPECTABLE Wo family.tral, wood Toots STEM FOR CU\u2019 0 can certainly to win against 4.1 for the use of the ls be the case, the cand Biter of nox Samper stan ax Mer CRETE Te LADIES 4 OHLORANA SRRMENTS Fo cult ta Be heir forces With oki and win bis throat.of Parliament Ju er : Le pi Paro betw No washing, ithrogt board D 1f the test with a 8 to carry the coming was the las fortunate ttend one o Zeige en HED, EVENE enter the con 1% if they fail tinguished, as nd very un Select, atl =r ATOR ss Ghances.ubord st.op! RT RT EVENTS 31 } - in be their fau.eh tt is very curious a these receipts bad TERRE tice.adaress all Busine OOME\u2014 COMFORT 862 Falace 8 a 0 à drape, it w ine\u2019s letter makes ublication of le beat ing Me ANTES vers tomes al NCE odern conven TO 3 w Xo, trim am Mr, Blaine 8 any- Dus the p an article B81.Three HARE PRES SINTER R BALE\u2014A or cas for pe api 1636 Bag | dm 002 rom le board 46 Cathoartal a ail atylos, Ball, Parts and Reception Bratses me \u201cFore ia 10 ae 71 Kireovyr > \u201cThe Globe calls for an Co, oO easy A board; also D in all atyle days.titics can and any- Q T in these ANT.ping ETE Litho.& Pie Sa 2 LS oa or a du BES; AND, HOT AND | mans, taught in à fow thing in bat can comm A The World Sof wha closed wn: Apply to the ID Dame = between *0GE_ XD FIXTT re 7, WITH, BO hedteF ei.next apy, tire mathod can be taught in à few © party that can « in the conve; igation of wha ill be open to a xD HOUSEMAID ALE_GRUCERY BT! Ottawa and Morts OOMS \u2014 TO LE each.887 Doro 316 The entire ular tailor eystem the same-streng r.Harrison, investig Th Cavan ant the time of 4 ,800D OOK AND H( Avply by tablishod stand, cor, 29 sold water is TO The moat pop THIER, thing like is only just to Mr, ttermæ to letters ° inslly wasting based an referenced né did es CK, FIX sor \u201cFURNISHED, ELE on, and it is ticularly fla or rge of crim à committes ve fe IE | rr TT cs Roo sem, iyo Ep an | DAME DENIS STREET.12000 tics ly ol ar re aig or fi ass or dise = >\" Eelam 4 Bt James direst, ox alg + Yeliiclos a sellin on ace 303 tent.TABLE locality, 98 BK.45 WF.DEN n it who deserve as not been an on w legram says: ication.Cart.pation: bater, Proprie À heu \u2018Gooù locait Ÿ 5ES0 Notre Dar OUMB COMFORTABLE ROO! 312 70 men tration has distin- M for a vindio \u2018ae- 0.0, Wel HERE ih oy HE FORMS 0j Frenok femil Hips, leon's adminis t'he has tr in ties to an BUR VANT, at 321 ing ing hes CHANCE.x bout Travellers ins COMFORTA.Dirams \u201d b's any means, bul that is very Laurier are par bec West.DORE BAL Apply 8 For = © SALE\u2014A BARE CI 3nd Steamboat Travelle Denis st.OBA STREET, GoM thiroom flat; 9 Ideal one oy by one J rosgh- Gree Teh an 8 him En for Que uld WA nurse girl is Xopt, 8 DINING a A.B, C oof this rept Gi 3 offered OOMS\u201440 VI Er) bis nveniencef.guished himself Theat the i nia that will bring that the Grits oo ST OLAS rar.App.aide.The type forma ott bsoription 08 Ars ble furnishe eT.Modéra co! 31 8 rtant and ive.me West is a seat ar, = sey are ANTED-\u2014A foro to Hotel 1 Ide, with copy of the Bu typealone.th hot and cold wat impo may Le déols to es Quebec i the Elon.Jol Hen This fe Wouse, 11 Motil] Cotlage » WABHING Sens Cine fs .The noces ge GE feasant iboats ¥ FURNISHED; I Los, contest May be, decisive against garry against the Hc 111 der Avenue House, BAL SBAVANT.RO 40 Bishop iad completa.in cases, Mt & wi ry ROO NIGEL gas; parlor fogr: nad the gel d unaquivocaliy It pro Sov going w PRômdas rsa: w okt _ ANTE EE a anoos require 82 1 Votre Dame se, Moutre oom gal bath, hob water.LINE glare penis and une go bimee Yrs.In6ans thou that Hearhij'an : NW and ironing.RAL SER.27 otre Sea HEATH à 4 amo R weil heated, bath ELE AL MAIL S1 STEA ; coinage and ple ney.in which @ the Hon.John ANTED\u2014A YOUNG GIEL A8 retro ir ny ia = good Jacaiity.A pply 86 Sle = Oo, Here EEE Fors ROY.SERVICE \u2018 mes and ies be Uni curte a 5 os es shall is is pot m lets va forgiven: À DF 0! VAL .dy or S b value io\u2019 SF Op to en To Vans; D loy st.¥: atroet, TEREST IN uit san con TER : 1 wa i toroces 17 103 stan HOURS A DAY; ONE HALF IN le in (U.8.) SonveRieposs; wi ON WIN d and Servos, \u2018 made :| æo back.Ir \u201cth 8 esd ÉPRIT EEE OUTS T 684 B SALE-ONEHAL Bad large ssle fn CU thing fret cites, TTT oN lifax and Portlan AND ASSISTS À iselt to it bia {aise friends Dahting at Otiawa AeA BOL VO APR = ss Fe patent Adress =F 70,\" Bras == er thing COREORT ABT only.8 Cathoar Liverpool, Ha p TERE equl- \u2018hou t by results, the.will throw the Ww must de a Foo 0 | od States.A T, THE LARG cod ethroom fat, gontiemen verp owe Si TI0 OF: « séapondous foire Lave Harrison porne ou session 1891 into RS VANT, 22 THE OLDES tore in Qansda; Æ | R° room rorlent b.ii : cidre the Tr os vonage esent to Mr.tri- ing the com selon of G GENERAL BER 3 ont patron ives hair 6 \u201cT7827 Bran FUENIRHED.ee Le £ to making a pr to elect him dur § the scandal ee VARIA oe 5 2 : oe best pa lilog out.Addres 18 ELEGANTLY \u2018where T Te Ara ae ES dq 3 bad h electoral votes blican party of events 0 ee ATEN Montreal to Lexing- Ter TEE, EEG a A a : à out o mpiadhly & and to Conrons vo give it a secure tho shade, CHARLES SPURGEON.fe nied ro pre Fae WE Tole Lapis HIE \u20ac ete duree Ed ae she Con fens | THE LATE REV.CHARLES Seu I y.Apply to HE DEUG fake trip thro Babin to correspond wi et cov Be soon étang time: 81 aidan will carry cattle nae ion longe \u20ac ar The real loader oor Service in Oliy Goods st.NE.OLERK FOR THE DRUG Dara Aux orb, Tonk, i 22 4 orlady, sndcan TO LET, ALSO nian, Peek m.on ad.\"The World say! nd time in bis carcer Memorial Se Church.NRATANTED\u2014AT ONCE.speake both language 1.[trav aries will eddreas io street.STE ROOM fold st.3183 {only Gabin ortiand, 8 shout J tor arrival of lend, For a Seon aside a preside ba ice business, 1e PR 662,\" Sran office.Ix said pi 20000 70 Glo board, 104 Man WITH sail from dat noon.| G.Blaine pu ithout question ch held a servic Address NT FOR FAMI TY WITH & firat class ta BLE ROOMS, poco ze potable at ames at would w maity tist chur h of the ER | WE LS tee Écrit de Le ra a voip a few ms Have hoc Shr SA dA ar; W = ED-FOUR EaTarED Mas.wa dan ee pr ét 2; Fon rte ss Por WALE FROM POST Thee 830, \u2014_ for uncértain healt pay.\u201d laine\u2019s let- late Rev.EEE one.he 1 of ANT working wm the beat is NG INVEST, r VE MINUTES able bedroom; = : IOB- beer-called u ia Mr.Bla .resent w à compos! _ to and ave tbe be a, mtr Ton TESTE ofice, à well farnished dot 5 B LINE 8ERV Chauncey \u201cDee Tost dde in this Dom Drasent vas ater Bev ASM PR hy ib man, dwriting, 3 anufacturing foe, ; e.174 Ander BE a x rtainly ade in d minister.brews : vor 2 » pit han in manulachrens Lusin fortable hom SHED FRONT BED or A ¥ LINE BETWER w.ter was ce that bas been m rtain the decease the text, Hebr ar you, Sasured.DY wir cent, Address OMEL ARGE FURNI and a \u20140F.AULA AND GLASGOW.noun ont Biaine was va been reached from that have ruled ov nd, Ban offic NCE.A BMART T 821 ee, oon bathroom floor, NEW YORK esldentinl canva Thers would have PR Remember them t the-word of God, a CE wn ply FLG6 Bt, etharine st BE 95 Uni UBLE ¥RON IL 1 Totes ror eer 6 of the nomtitation.\u2026 The t& him.He is Deak unto you thelr life, imitate ro Si x OF ¢ > mur IES' SICK X GES EX po d board, at 133 Me west rates for From Now Yorke of the ut in opposition dictate the which 8 the Josue of nt, the 5 PECOND 000E MAN.J wafers BE OO ia m flat, with goo 32 6 Lo no name pi to largely fon of gonsiderini hey ware pr \"ot.the ub worl ier at, ARD\u2014 mmodation Terman R° on bathroo! ME STRAMÉHIPS m in a position he devot he memory \u2018oi À ve ny toi.Eyland, 4047 B flor sccomm RNISHED ROO CORTE SASKA.28 Ia, ae still convention.- 3 adership thei td.to honor the fst: in the attendance T, 4 UNFU ique st.B43 8 STATE OF KEBEA yf b.\u201c9.00 am choice of the ine, both in ita le geri- pronchos sa réacher of Chr Lob- T.B.TEFResE + inedical B LADIES = NG Ten FLAT 24 8t, Monlq Fo 5 Jan.*BIBERIAN.he party to Blain revented the t remarkable PA em ppty pulpit tin .BMAIDi » Station.Apply » Sr ROOMS F t, Dolninique st, R ENISHED BOOM oR A Jan.21100 kiy thersaîter.from, the k and file, has p ther candidate, mos ntury.The than WEB TETE t; private.788 23 48 GE, WELL FU.warm\u2019; And Weekly passengers and rank an of any othe omi- present ce far mare powetf long ent Rooms, B onflnement; p; COM-LAR tlemen: house oreity.ur) 3 will not catry consideration ion of the ren mphasized loss.woud 4 APPLY 5TH.° CHING DOWN Due matos not amocine* 96 Unis Steamers with @ * le; 805 snd ous natural digouss This letter, don e ir irreparable lo led t0.the faot ERAL VANT.Dame at IN 8 MEN LUN Cafe, frst claks à sold water; not mi BLE ROOMS, WI Now or a pwards osing except the 1dent Harrison.st Ger- words the: me reconciled This:hold NU ASTED A Tatas 1859 No 841 OARD\u2014-BUGINESS MEN LU veniig meals, st and oo INGLE AND DOU LE 32 Cabin passage, 835 and sho Toow pation of Presid d, makes it almo before Shey became reconciled d Ww Avenue Res = Btn wil hy Hn An STonine menls, it 0OME-8 an erie OOM ards return thesaloon w conclude ominated.Spurgeon wi was strong an N TO CA.ard for the fast tok to les R board, at 2 ON BATHR t upwi » pont rate tusted on silatio xr.Depa n will be ren that Mr.f the publie Bap- AND GENTLEMEN TOCAE- table bo terms.Breakfast Hoketa | 7 gertioalare ap.FUBNISHED OA excalign sora ithes + Aig Bling and ven pion.tain that Harriso the minds o y he was's ANTER LADIES AND GEN STAR oies DS 6 street, Dax} to 2414 ORR in tha cas.of of « wi Nearly a gusurine parte Mongolia PRET ington.ee as but he withdrawal fr ow vass fox a new vor \"té BTAR RAL ae ue Catherine sir th tosife à ROOMS | deo) to of Nev: «rs Mission to Wash! p- tes to-last.- Britain à few paid.Ad GIRL TO DO GENERAL a x anch).AND COMFORT.ard.945 Me % ORE FURNISHED © mien of Nebraska sad Stat light.The 8.\u2026\u2014Str John Thomp- & Fads rom ¢ Union of Great tover with- : TED\u2014A YOUNG GIRL 1 we VERY GOOD BOARD AND GON 289 MS-TOLET; at), Ww with every convenignge.ETS with Tee cure CABRIED\u2014 17 .Orrawa, Fabru r and Hon.Maoken: the Baptis in no sense wha 6 was ; ousewark mu wages tos sissd Boi ms, Address } OM, PRIVATE Rus, (on, SES orla of \u2014\u2014NQ GA: her information, apoly Hon.G.E.Fos Washington to-day ago aa ln n denomination, nom.; hone anc 8204 va st HAE, ble E OR SINGLE RO undings frst £3 he to BOARD, FOR Ti v nt, péage, or fart! son, Lg.leave for rison and Mr.amar s: from belonging to any de.ply at once, 118 Bt UNMARRIED - UBLE OR children; surro 304 bite, 0 Engin Jor frets ALLAN, Bowell ith President Har trade rela- than à man o loved Jesus , ou 5 rred; acquaint: Be, Ragin family ; He dk A Se to confer w ! enlarged tr more loved ail who nd es the ANTEL ED \u2014 A Bot nage Tendo a ita glam family 30 ALSO FL 25 Commen RE RAT on the subject 0 tvies.Of course, ination.He ity and truth, a to feal ad hardware a rn Gre rib D ENGLISH TABLE BOARD.ALSO XI\u2019 it Blaine n the two coun either the Christ in sinoer y these had comé to with the aptes a mn.Mrs.Slade 313 es - a land.\u2018tions betwee: ible to get from thing bad rolled on a tre- lesale houss.TENDER, furnished roo.T OF AT.; dos .Bb gp State nantes Port nn OS it is not poss f the ministers any con- Years longed to bility and a pro ¢ RD de BAB Fred; als WITH THE BES rivate, \u201cos .Premier or any of + the scope of the that he be of natural abliity \u2018sithough ch profes.ace ducdog condnoment: sérlotiy PS1 6 mai 8, 1892, : Wine of what fe Lo surmise endous force ork, so that 8 pe, sl work in 6 rogsaux B° tendance during conn toine sË, NING, ae y ; Gt, like an ou t 1s safe Ste diglous capacity for work, during fe dc opens ag £260 bt.An BINGLE, N THURSDAY EVE ing ot, or ut thi : for Hale, farence will be Intormal nature, diglous capact away he had ageod dy or Ton Be EITHER BEX forma moderate.M, DOUBLE AND d locality: Jorg 4 Catherine tine st car, go shud 1781 \u2019 Property AND it will boot | an artake more of a he had passec many livéa A ton, pme PEOPLE \u20ac oF ne er OARD AND t.bot and cold water; go0 32 3 eB 6 rom 9 A \u201cRazor LET.BOLID STONE | Ap oat 3 cortain extent, partake more of a the work of ing, Per D) hel WAXIED-\u2014YOUNG oF rapldiy Pre High oe B bathroom dat.Re, PRO- Finder vi will Fresehioren ete RB BALE_OR PAR 1840 50 bro © va to intèrohange © t wbat subjects Hall yesterday DoE, vs cu can 1be fora gens 57 9am ofice: 32 Apply \u201c8 670,\u201d FOR LADIES, WIT] 185% Darhe dti RABAT VEN brick h sir 195 1% Love) aveu or preliminary rtainin ie to discuss an r, of Graco Baptis the fate.\"hav: i - ag fo Ps BSTER AND BOOME Mrs Wentworth, 218 51 Fes gs James boob un to N.Leclatre, urpose of asce bail pastoi service to ons pal Y, AT JHE WE clus OARD\u2014 attendance, at Tel 8 - sr BY 2200 MAX or ft s balanée Jp d pur side would be wi > 8 enon 8 memorial EDIATEL , ne first B fessional Terms 32 Li aver an euvelope, t Address pe d: ahaps s auc the meet- ANTED-JMMED street one first class 3 Lanslonal a FLOR Baya portion in = von rewasdéd.wea * > what form an ita present stage; ing | Spurgeon.A House, 4 BY amen str wal Webster, Proprie- M, ON BATHROOM as ghaond?gonsT 5 will bo.we = iy parte 0 In fact, at its p the purposs of giv ne The \u201c Saturda; * ip aid of the chamber giz who wna #irl.O.323 D SINOLENQOM.ON FATHEOON 33 st Gran 0e.ans oNaME $row yo 11 simply be for by the Uni \u201cBaturday Pop Saturda Brat Olnes OAR h bourd.Z eo.RAN for ht 3 PRO.fog wi expressed by singe sual.tum last io ED-MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO 3 # to let, SMFTETIELE Foows.wii KE ÿ vis age EE Wakanoio eal a Peu latter affect to \u2018tho wel ox oth | before (and oi queen Hiborh Somat BTAR staff and ANT re of an TWO.CO! nt to 3734 WERS De en: - A © Lyman, °° tion that { taikin hall was Ww with the care = ORD TR Bt, n return BERN tion ports res .1 last elec! 0 ° ds.The tad the news 82 ca B Ponca, ar a MOUNT 8 BY.rT Cérporst st ef 6 LE Niaituated.the ting for the purp re forma tel frien vho assis Antoine st.T TO MAKE 087-4 ras.Howard PE ih mel mee view.to.mor ng those w Mr.Isle, Ant YoU W ured by canvansine où of Ne ave.ie for ters with a with later on, doors; Amo: iss Chambers, A a van Sealy Beane : Loy Hale.ra, 200 Doloritmder FEA = FE over In being procesd r men wore Misg C urch; wi Yiractive periodical w ya 1DAY, sre LT, SAL atch.; negotiations being ection.paps.ist of St.George\u2019 Ghurob thedt ai, a figues éidrons \u201c1 607,\" SEA © ERVANT FOR i REL 0 Moat Golepen stone, à ,Ç ND SHADOW Kingston Local El arge piton organiat of Christ Gù lo ochildre Ve PPS où TALLINE ERENT nick 5M ILB, LUBTRA Abus.5 Bioh- mason Loo uary 8_At à in Birch, organist of Ohirlst , ohila St.Fe ABOUT ED\u2014PUP tin 6 few lon .: x, Ont, msetios r, W.Li n, one of the mer N.S Ete SALE 1e tire hai A Pise de Egat bane noter HL ASOT ea OF MERIT Kr ier beturdey night excisyor Ms.cial.Jils very opportunity of hearing Ye \u2014A MAID (PRO F A a tan Hospital s ENT ) oppos STAR = op) owl« Que iim i | Fame | Sei i Rs Tl \u2014 SHEE ity of the Brant.| Dotme baat sein the ot Te profstionsl an digs Bien 12d Hy ee i te af ms >, A er or 8 \" Bran Harty, Assemby ma mons.bility of Me t their per a.one from theo = tha iety of) cupatttion.À 617 anda rity ot the he Legisistive to the Com edged al duet.Tha by ARDS QUOS freine: refore def & Gg, a The uperio 1 {1a election raay\u2019s a plano as shown Pistes 2 GIRL WHO UNDEEST 321 20 ni Phi no went, + suficlent.Hal 17 Tor LARS i & Smt ès Fight Pianos over al Mr Metonito's had a letter 1a Seture can- perform a Appreciated wag Mr.Birch oma ; VE ath aaa SERVANT Has (7e 158 5e LE Mates Bt = a Up Whey Io which holy DOPE hp fet ol Reacts EP panImonte with his acs accustomes A FARMER, FLOUE: Fh Li Tt nited geule étre fib sendin a snp the coment prasont to exorées the hope Tn ing Heh Tuan.house: able.es Wanted.ngston may henefit t to Toron vers of rent bo opportun 8 2 for general ho .ALE\u2014BABIES' no i ans SUMMER ind tor ro.Dons on ; ÿ hese ngston owat Governmen -by tbe 10 ore woul be BOAS0N.wags Site Sais 174TER Canker ME oa ay Deer XK af , ISHED HOUSE TOR seu bons ports who have Ve Linton > Folie dur \u2018Drennag's return Je bearing Bis bis vol wa Iapeth Stephen: er .e y 4 M pe | NT A THOROUGH KITCHEN peti zes | S688 ae E UPRIGHT PIANO, |W VAs guns i siven.Instruments st ©.St.Catherine connidentiy expocted by oa: Funeral of he = \u201cine Tate Mrs.wat = faling.ironing an BIN 5, 2 * s co EmYeszlom funeral late Mr.Wills ere rate references, Fig POP SALE A FINE DFT resp, IN Box 2076, Mon ARRtED vue à Wareroom à Piano Ottawa reiimin The ot of ihe t Stephen, G PRESS, TTT in nant ar nd-han 8.\u2014~The pi t tenhen, ralic Lord Moun sab Blaney er ABGE OF MORT- SALE GonDo er, teaaa or foot oyrot, fin ANTED YO rene a { street.Seco FE PAY- rawa.February harge agains Seb and thar tor street yes- A 0.Bian 0.AE ORDO hes: & bargain- house of six or pay, Fier Bi taken as pa tion into the ¢ f iE Bank of Stepben, m 901 Dorches Rev.Dr.4 ANTED-LADY TO TARE Yor a rieot working order Sioa oT 1 ofty.Addteds \u201coom Th: ih Organs 1 invest te teller o! 7700 i place fro 1 Cemetery.hh ror.Hanetion Too Lady.Saabs Fe Collere sires.ry | ET or sera vin | and Org = ee f'defrauding the bank csterday tonne, à Cho sorvice aÙ the Donald po at 5 Place d' 32 3 Call at 83 PERFECT, 3.ANT, house of er ent.of dofr Court y ndueted ed, Sir Don DESE paroles a TO Ek hg JW ell ariel oh! Ad 3 | Ona, in the To roars of evidence Mackay co sons of the deceas Cantite Pui ayn Es Sond oo, og ¥ Eien ell ae ES ven | sé \u20ac > A COUCHES OF SPARTA ILL.Eupholf vas comenited Afi April.Hobas, The nist the monrmors AC Cha oo dose dE tar ANTED BEVER è © ji - 1B ante! lo mdr ; which will be held for a summary amongs re placed use bo Oe F958, BAL right planon s op ie éviter THE STAR.ass) ttos poly fe or r he remains we r, the lal cave.EP ihe?CLEAN, Ts chats irl ooo Aol a r 9 = hess of oi oparte however, the ri te don a noi husbsod and fn the Tamil vaults vault, WA oral servant Apply ot 19 Bronsw 322 gs Bt.a A TAN 976005 es WATE EEE TT DE UE a Pl eu i ATHENS, THENS, Feb, 8: Prono of iain Trial joot to De tr sriod Soe Samission (© gar Stephen, in at Moll, ALE-AM the baits referred.Ap- Crown pro will e lication Engineers at t OK AND WASH, hand #4 ah Folate Wi PE ce tan pi wile of the flaenza, bat ie b o à .Stationary membe| of ferences, EE sd Ld spialished za influ e Du 0 Sparta 8 ne, .ty-five van ogmptar a and Gave city re TS pire C.Foi no eid prs st: PEAR NE.Ay LE Brands For FRERE pospvers eh sister of Em 4 itt bom made.Brunswick F we: Fire at A party of 8 Rsscaniton ot Stationary ot 1 BRANCH ANTED-PART Ë SEF st an fi i le t arri Ine B, February 8.ter- the Mon d 5 n in charge = ENEBAL MAN ER FOR - W D oe Sa eto is N.B, on = e In visite = jaken ne ED-GENEBAL MANAGER FOR BR Agri chase.vies depres Sois 3, à or W sr, Jom, Kings couuty ht des Hears fence, They war wn through 2 Un tario, Must be anied to Pur for mabufao 2.3 / Steamers.per sation.orton station, Baturda Applied foie C.Bove vey and sh To ny \"cans \u2026 Enowled iw also good salary.#8 ex : be Behool Gu {N wa on n and £ Henry C.they 1 left Lier Wr: Catate Fe id SECOND HA > ; tpricel © \u2018The Manito 8.\u2014 The Separate colonial ich ence of Dr.Ro store Era estabi hiept.sud.compare {avor- a \"apply to None Bean Office 89 3 VARIED FoRcRASE 1 wmconD titres RU Bron Et ARE nnd Bon A : ~ Lowes a auestlo se a before oi trustoos St Jo done Bommer Boimerville and Porkin o fire el thiy J oatisflec saat lbw same line on the Ta We eres 5, Bae bad 8 pgs- ~ & C The sehoo lin Rd iy oold.ith anyt K, ddress t phase, have d dwel tter] bry Wen pare RTI SRR P.Gare 18S Lb, gen a bed er phan i eve 0 Er Eee «ho lets.ibrough an them foi Tbe \u2018hres Failure o sealle, dry goods mer.LIGEXT YOUNG hu all comple 100 6 I pr amounts dus to s Int ihe of f Fo Riocese of TI f art and De Rous t the in amountas = FOUR INTEL aus |» A 8EGON dvi ogi PP cover parate schoo cart \u201cGenéral oi ta dignity o Poup de : OH ; of se D ton Vi ne have ities amo aNSED neat ap , 1065 Font ANTEDTO moe her sad 5) : min | Gans of sepase He ly I onool very , Jil chante dav Bros, he Abies Tov, 10 and 4 pin.Fwy must speak i W STRYVEAT) must be g {2 o Sehol Act the Oa fondés 5 + honor Ni Jubilee \u2018on a the 24th pring, the lis; 3 oly hid we © : BG defen | Bro row, $4 74 oo a 1 HIM Gite, a kr the 5 pale | oth 1 ages, oP BT A dem sum of sai \"Chiba WAR EE Dorses ond Gave Bars LE a Pise den 0e oseion oi as judges 124% Ohi To qe cy The ini | Son, iiabs De Bret tros D BAY MARE, 6 se \u2019 re the : \u2018faction w TOR, 36: estate, $: four Ri Pe 6 1p bafo he Coteus, O field for De Rousse) Recs RELA di = ; ; irrer.T \u201ctiehool née fo En Ts Sheng a ois a SEL ained.of 20 N are ren of \"the local wien wh se Some ot me Fos \\ger, \u2014.Requiem Private Chapel f , : Le TB (le mattér stands | LE maynovgotokiger | ring 8 ssa.pa nt at Ot- oy of ped ke, aturday mo a Re VEN pompe 2 ie ie Ci by Saprams bt an pe i Tn of & % The gajoide 1 0 10 obanted Forces RE après ve ; Pair Er ce se Apply Lf Hopi i Easels to.sat.vies Pe bo, Hort has 4 on An Mera THR SOU tue mn a i.ELE ci see Para as | Bal Ft risen, aed iv vy be sattt - : ÂGE: was re) By i i pp A TOUNG, vous ph, au te = Fi poor On 7 4 § à Pa t 0! AOL hat i hi cour mt SE 1 x solool acts Is In fo it ES SUR ~~ Wantsb to gowraw, \"| 2 foevo, ten that ¥ MP, rs ar WARIER moinow sis 2a PERTE LE Taine a Lf We YY ri 2 ; i 3 CLOTHING Cdl Ta XL pes the $60 60 0 for ix csr FELL HE sia a combine eue gate ts ot Me Mon! a ETE SINE yr OF THE DAILY STAR For week ending February 6th, 1892, MONÜAY .\u2026.\u2026scesvenrersTioscoreseses 31,8686 peasrerancanegersen sersensenss SA,SVE W.PONT 31,96 Thureday.cone 32,061 Fride recsssnore \u2026 31,693 tures esseseransrsaasars vassssansane 33,856 Tolal.o.overrncsucsencrncerness 108,148 Presesit Daily Average - For the Wesk ending Feb, 6th, 1802, __82.191.MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1802, ONLY oneot the four candidates in Halifax sould be out on nomination day.Grippe.T\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TEN members of Parliament will be elected this weok-one on Tuesaday, six on Thursday, one on Friday and two on Saturday.The seats were divided last session equally between the parties, each holding five.Five are in Nova Bootla and fiv in Ontario.=\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tay Ontario Farmers\u2019 Institute want the duty on heavy pork raised irom 1) cent per pound to 3 cents.The present duty.they claim, compels Canadian farmers to raise light pork only, on which the duty is now 3 cents.The reduction to 134 cent on heavy pork was made at the instance of the lumbermen, who Import this article for the shanties.How would it strike the farmer to Import.American çorn free and then grow sil the pork of both kinds needed for home sonsumption?: THE SALMON FISHERIES.A praiseworthy effort is being made to protect the salmon fisheries of the Atlantic coast from extermination.Net fishing is now a much more serious matter than it onde was, for every year has brought improvements in the netting appliances; and It takes a fish which can dodge like à politician to avoid being caught.These perfected nets besides belng all along the soast of the bays, are stretched across the mouths of the fresh water rivers up which the salmon must go to spawn, and the only chance that Is given for the fish\u2019 to pasd is from Saturday evening until Monday morning.This is admittedly \u2018insuffi- slent; and so the spawning is artificially aided by catching a few healthy fish, stripping them of the ova, hatohing it, and then putting the young salmon by the thousand in the streams.Ingenious as this method is, it\u2019 does not meet the needs.These streams\u2014moat of them\u2014swarm with trout who feed voraclously on the young fish, and what they leave must run the risk of falling a prey to the sheldrake ana the kingfisher.A petition is being circulated among the owners and lessees of the fishing privileges acking Hon.CG.H.Tupper, Minister of Marines and Fisheries, to direct that \u201cali salmon nets and traps be hereafter raised during three successive days and nights of each week.\u201d The promotors of this innovation belleve that the ultimate interests of the net fishermen themselves will be served by such a regulation, for it will prevent the destruction of the fisheries and inoresse the now diminishing supply of salmon.Some of these pet fishermen have vested rights that must not be unfairly taken from them, but they will be eaally shown that the very worst possible polioy for them would be to kill the goose that lays the golden eggt The salmon might be indirectly protected likewise by allowing the trout to be caught with more freedom in the inland rivers.and also, perhaps, by taking means to decrease the numbers of sheldrake and kingfishers.The trout are unquestionable sore enemies of the young flesh.Thoss which have been artificially hatched are taken up the rivers in pails and dumped tnto-the running stream by the thousands.The hungry trout, however, are right at hand and gobble up a great \u2018share of them before they have a chance to mature.The sbeldrake and the kingfisher, too, get many a meal off these young fish at the Government's expense, Rewards might be offered for the killing of these latter enemlea of the yoang salmon.The importance of protecting the salmon industry cannot be very well over-estimated, and the petition should receive careful consideration at the hands of the Fisheries Department.THE CHARGES AGAINST SIR SIR ADOLPHE, Tux charges against Sir Adolphe Caron, Mr.J.larsel Tarte, Thomas MoGreevy, Philip Landry and others that appear in the Toronto Globe of Baturday are most grave.Mr.Tarte has said as much about Sir Adolphe before, but, being a modest mab, he kept his own prominent part therein quite in the baek-ground.Unfortunately, the indictment is made anonymously.\u201cA Montreal gentleman,\u201d \u2018a director of ons of the leading monetary institutions of this country,\u201d is all that is given by way of identification of the complainant.At first blush, it would appear that one\u2019 who takes the responsibility of making such serious charges against a Minister of the Crown and other publle men, should not do 80 from} behind a mask; but there may be a good reason for this course and the Globe minimises the apparent unfairness by taking the whole responsibility of tbe charges upon Its own shouiders.The charges, as already outifned in the SrAz of Saturday, consist in the general allegation that it has been the custom of the Congervative party from time imme- morisl to take toil-Oh ! sbade of Panaud | on all publio coütracta, and that Thomas McGreevy, a wealthy contractor, soon be- cams treasuret of this fund for the province \u2018ot Quebec.An Inatance is given in connection with the North Shore railroad in these torms, veliloh likewise serve to show the assumption of intimate knowledge made by \u2018the Globe! 8 informant: as McGreevy told me three years aoû showed me Tquchers 1 lo Support of his statement, that durt tor th © North tween 18 nn ET \u201cno paid hair a mille In bad van w étors and 10 ministers\u2019 newspa rs 1 rovince the innumerable a es tof Seediions o ar\u2019 sue Une, of stations, - m bus apr es oi pars , + do not know; arisorse ed over to fain.tre cc corruption.Thin fmmedinte rd are as to do with 4 of which was in the Is of Bir ir Langevin and 8ir Adolphe Caton.\u201cThe som paid M placed nt over $100, 000 and some dt the'deatte on Alm \"Electric and the Thomeon-Houston .hisodied tne funds for Quebec district, are published In fac-simie, Thy gorveepon- dent says Io summing ups i : ike the SSI te 00, and that Hi Parliament à owed Pele aan ne eee ne thy a wi which 5 e Minin and which a pars of Lara, Connolly & Co.'s Throughout the artiels a plain effort is made to delend the characters of Thomas MoGreevy and the Connallys, though poor Murphy and Robert MoGreevy are given over to the torturers, This ls deoided- ly different from the \u2018tone taken by the .Opposition at Ottawa last session, and would seem to Indie oate that the writer has loôked at the matter through Conservative spectacles.He constantly claims too an intimacy with Thomas MoGreevy, as well as an inside knowledge of the affairs of the party.The es its shoulders at this ten- denoy to befriend McGreevy, and explaing that he does not mean to defend them, but to maintain \u201cthat they are far less culpable than the ministers whom they served.\u201d Frequently he throws in side-lights of special knowledge, like this: Let the reader.in considering thé case of the contractors, bear this in mind.They have no choîce in the matter.They must subscribe and take the risk of being uped or of not_ being recouped, or ele expect Lto-be aqueezed, I know instance of [a Government work where the engineer charge w a8 Instructed to cut down the cost all he coul and romised a commission of 2g rer cent.on all that he saved to the country, He could have rulned the.contractors by thig mean: but they sought ihe reason why of the order, and were informed that {t was to compel them to sub.gene to the election fund, whioh they did forth- Wi A Parliamentary investigation of the charges is demanded on the strength of Sir John Thompson's challenge at Halilax, and should be granted.Sir Adolphe Caron has already explained that the drafts signed by him are genuine, but that he was merely drawing on Mr, McGreevy for funds which he and friends of his had subscribed for legitimate expenses.Explanations affer hearing all the evidence, and under oath, will be more aatisfactory.A shaft of humor is shot through the gloom by the neat way in which the Purist Tarte is caught in his own net.He has been filnging acousations broadcast againat Sir Adolphe, who, it appears, went back on him last session.And now the Globe shows that \u2018if Caron is guilty, so is Tarte, and that, when he was shocking the country last summer with his shameful! revelations, either Mec- Greevy or Langevin could have dragged him down with them, had they been willing to lift the veil ever so little higher.They showed a certain \u2018perverted manliness in shielding their acoomplices, but Tarte-.it must have been difficult for him to keep his fage straight.THE \u201cPOLYNESIAN\u201d ASHORE.The Allan Liner Runs Aground, But I Floated at High Tide.NORFOLK, Va., February 7-\u2014At1.800\" clook Sunday morning the British steamer \u201cPolynesian,\u201d of the Allan Line, plying between Baltimore, Liverpool and fax, ran ashore a quarter of a mile south of the lighthouse at Cape Henry, being bound to Baitimore with an assorted carga, and out from Halifax since the Ind instant, She is lying easy 1500 yards from the beach, with her crew all safe.The Merritt wrecking organization of this city has been, employed float her.The vessel is nearly bow on, with the lowest depth of water t amidshipa.Her bow and astern are afloat.The mean draught of the vessel 20 feet.The Merritt steamer \u201cRescue,\u201d with barges, cables, anchors, etc, has one to her, When she struck the weather was clear and th wind blowing about sixty \"an bour from the northeast.Hor of and orew sumber ninety.re.À.Échumacher & Jom y, the agents hora of the Allan teamship Company, while without Edin from Halifax, are of the impression that all of the passengers of the phoignesian were landed t that port, and that there are not now any passagers on board.Capt.MoDousal tele- tapas that he expects to fl 8hip at Ê tide do to-night (Sunday).a RE, February 8.\u2014 The ateamer Lo oi noie from Liverpool, via Halifax, for this port, which wen ore at Cape Heury, was floated at 4 n.m.yesterday, and st once proceeded for her destination.Dirty weather prevails, and the ship will be slow iu reaching port.MR, GAUTHIER UNSEATED.The Election in L'Assomption Annulled\u2014 Nominations in Nova Scotia.L\u2019ASsOMPTY! Que, February 8.~Jus~ tices (ili and dé LoF mier, sitting here, on Saturday annulled the election of Mr.Joseph Gauthier (Liberal), M.P.for L\u2019Assomplion, for corrupt practices by agents.HaLIF, February 8 Kin 8 on Saturday Dr.Borden (Liberal) and C.R.Bill, Conservative) were pominated.Both candidates addressed the meeting a at great length.In Digb , Herbert L.Jon Gov- erament) and Mr.Bowers (Opposition) were Pere \u2018election in Queen\u201d s takes place o Tuesday.This seat like King's and Digby was held by Lhe Opposition.Both parties are fighting vigorouel z ST.JonN, N.B, February 8\u2014It is reported that Dr \u20ac Colfer, the Liberal member for leton County, will resign his seat before the 18th instant, the day fixed for the trial of the election petition against him.Electric Companies Consolidate, Yo February 8.-The Sun, in its financial article, said: \u201cThe Edison neral leotri- cal companies have at last agreed upon a | basis of consolidation, The stock of the first named is to be exchanged for that of the consolidated company dollar for doliar, and the Thomson-Houaton stock will be turned in on the basis of 60 per cent.of its face value.The president of the consolidated company will be Mr.E, A.Coffin, now vice-president of the Thomsou-Housten company, and Mr.Villard, who has acted as President of the Edison General Electric, although his resignation {a said to have been in the hands the directors for many montis, will, it is understood, cease to take an active part in the enterprise, Henry Villarq, referring to the statement in the foregoing, said this afternoon: \u201cEver since I organized the Ldison General Elec.trio lo company 1 have had the conviction that great advantages to the Stock holders of both corporations ard to the public could beseoured by bringing them together, through greater economy of the management and the combination of the technical skill and experience which they mprise, The parties to the present nego- Cations have ail but agrsed upôd à basis that seems fair and juss to both vides, and the stockholders of both companies will probably.be invited at an early day to ac- cep! Dying From Exposure in Oklahoma.GUTHRIE O.T., February 8.-The recent cold weather has caused great suffering among the new settlers in: oie endian coun- ai Three deaths have al pccurred several ae 2iilera étèin a ready foe con- tion.eed qd root da stoner, liv- di ina ès near P te Fota- wattomie county, were this morning.Teey had io dc Te and insufficient clothin, Ho food 8 Daniels, from Western d from the saine cause near Chaud die te dors gauntry.He loaves a wife any À idren, the youngest only tive weeks 0 4 ana the eldest eléven yea Monsetgnens Methot Dead.\u2018Quæsxo, Fobruary 8\u2014 Mons, Viet Edouard Methot, dumestic prelste to Fo and formerly superior « of the 0 Quels inary and rector of sg a on Satarday 2 mersion 4 AS à iong ur | ness atthe General How _ The tuners} | vet service will be wr in oho Ho ry cha at 10 o'clock on ie pare Bornes to Catiads, under Pobraers a mn fe came a here cor or as os cH tals diy dex to Hades u and kur (ares cblid The Hotel Royal on Sixth Avenue Come pletely Destroyed\u2014As Many as Hundred Poeple Mey B Have Perlahed.: New YORK; February 8.~The Hotel Royal, at Sixth avenue and Fortieth street, oppo» site Bryant paik, was completely destroyed by fire early on Sunday morning, and a large number of people burned, sultacated and crushed in the ruins, Five burned, crushed and disfigured bodies within a short time after the breaking out of the flames were removed to the morgue, aud It is feared that soores of other victims are buried in the ruins.The fire broke cut shortiy si after 3 o'clock Sunday morning and spread with fearful rapidity, the iames soon enveloping the entire building and cutting off all means of esca juoëts rooming in the upper s rors toe he building.The origin of the fire ls unknown.started in the basement nsar the elevator shaft, which was located in the middle of the building.The flames were first seen pouring out of the cupola of the elevator shaft by an engineer on a Hixth Avsnid Elévated Railroad train, who stopped h engine direotiy in f ont of the hotel onl blew the locomotive's y whistle loud and con- ttnuously.This unusual sound awoke many of the sleeping people in the hotel aud rought policemen to Lhe scone, who ag po get out a fire alarm from a nearby al box, Meanwhile the employés oi the \u2018hotel on night duty SOUGHT TO AROUSE THR GUESTS by their cries of fire.So rapidly, however, did the flames increase that it seemed an age before the firemen arrived, although first apparatus rattied up to the scene a few minutes after the alarm was sent in, The desperate character of the fire became at once apparent to the fire chief, who promptly rung three more alarms in quick succession.Meanwhile the most heartrending and sickening scenes, that appalled even the experienced firemen and police, were being enacted, The horror- stricken crowd that had gathered in the streeta about the doomed building saw men and women clad only in their night clothes Jump from the upper stories and fall upon the atone flagaing of the sldewalks,crushed to death or serious! yinjured.Eye witnesses tell of the appearance of the upper windows of terror-strioken men and women who, unable to find escape, fell back overcome by the smoke and flames.Every window of the buliding seemed filled with men, women and children crying out & pltooualy for those below to eave them.Bome of these were certainly burned to death, as the police say that they saw them suddenly dieappear from view while great masses of flames on the instant burst out of the window where the wretched victims haa just been standing.The first hook and ladder company reached the scens about seven minutes after the flames were discovered and the firemen lost no time in running up their ladders to the windows-for the work of rescue.Alike firemen, policemen and oiti- zens mounted the ladders and carried down women and children to places of safety.According to the most reliable reports there were about 150 people, all told, sleeping in the hotel on Saturday night.How many of these were lost may not be ascertained for several days.At 3.05 o'clock Mrs.Isabelle Mears, the proprietor's wife, awakened her husband, telling bim the house was on fire.Mr, Mears 5.fo out of bed and ran into the allway.Volumes of smoke filled the halls, oat the flames were making thelr way rapidly UP THE ELEVATOR SHAFT.Mr.and Mra, Mears apartments were on the third floor and forty feet from the stairs.One glance at Bs situation wag enough for Mr, Mears.He ran back to his wile\u2019s room and shouted, \u201cNow you follow me,\u201d snatchea up a coat \u2018and again ran Into the hallway.He fought his way straight to the staircase, supposing that his wife was close behind him.The passageway was choked with dense smoke which almost strangled him.Then throwinæ bis overcoat over his head to prevent suffocation he bent low and gro is way to the banisters, on which left han Flames were shooting up from bélow an his hand on the ralling was burned and his hair singed.He swung himself over the hand rail and dropped tw twenty feet to the round floor, lan ng on his feet roken ne.the street he realized that his'wife was not with him, Mears implored the firemen to save his wife.A ladder was quickly laced in position to a window which h d was his wife's room andup a vols nam Merritt ran.The window selected was not the right one.In it was an unknown woman, who quickly stepped on the ladder and was carried down safely.Then the ladder was placed against the window of rs, Mears\u2019 room.young man ran nimbly up co help save the woman, who bad already stepped upon the ladder, Bhe was very nervous and in making the descent slipped and fell to the sidewalk.She was pioked up with a sprained ankle and was otherwise badly bruised.Before the fire companies arrived one man, whose name is unknown, sprang from a third story window and wae dashed to death on the ground below.People turned their faces away horrified at the sight.This was on the Sixth avenue side of the building.A moment later another man lea, from a window on Fortieth street and was instantly killed.Shortly alter two women jumped trom windows on the Bixth avenue side and WERE DEAD WEEN PICKED UP.Their bodies were taken to the Thirtieth streot atation house and afterwards, unidentified, removed to the morgue.All'this time the fire was raging tlercely, and it was plain that the building was doorn- ed.The structure burned like kindling wood.The work of rescuing the guests still went op, and many were taken from the yindowa by firemen and policemen.Ber- Ward and Patrolman Philips, of ire Patrol No.4%, went into room on tbe fourth floor front and rescued Walter H, Phelps and wife down a ladder.They also succeeded in paving Mrs.Samuel Xnaff, who was about to leap from one of the windows on the third floor.Mr.Fred Ulmann Lhe hops dealer, hs been guest; al the + Royal for years and vod with bis brother Simeon and wife, The two latter on Saturday went io Shelr country residence at Lakewood Mr.Ulmann had gone to bed shortly After ten o'clock and was sleeping soundly when he was awakened by the ory of fire and the 8 screams and shouts for help of mates of house.He.rap from his roôm on the second floor, which was directly over the office, into the hall.He found it filled with smoke and was forced baok into bis room.Again he made an attempt and, fail- tog over some obstruction in the passage way, succeeded in making his way down the one flight of etaire to £he street, He escaped\u2019 with only an overcoat to cover him.Vimaun cest gyeryrhing.ja his room, includ.\u2019 p cash oral ehegues and ing $12 000 ot] or \u201cvaiusbis business doou- monts.Amon NAITOW 6sCapes was that.of Mr.H.C.For pins, of this rig who: Was à transiant guest at the hotel.was awakened from bis slumbers by the orÿ of fire.He got up and went hite the hallway, but escape down the stairs was impossible, Mr.Thompkins kept his senses shout him, and coliecting all his valuables escaped out of one of the windows down & rope.e- scending, thè Remps, rom the second ae windows burn ie Dane en, © and scorched hia halr, bad à room on the ith Hous She Dad presence of mind enough to wrap a wet towel around her head tO prevent being suflocated, and \u201cwent to the window and wal policemen.Mrs, Kueper and daughter, a , N i J., ocoupled a room on the th Flominats front.I registered at thé.botal or on Satarday.They w o taken he f down a ladder % \u2018the They lo Cort a 1 thelr al y, rem whos they pat 2 Mra, Kus suffe: from shock, and Miss Ruepe ots Rate Jas singed by the fumes, whlch pret.as she ste on.the laa shot gi, of ons rifeth mia tom rary.h ul 2 der flat, an no less.Dine homos Al pe ue 8 me.Le cu 8: Pope to ea GE flesh \u201ctrom he rod Bale to: the hese of the pe while PT of J ee fel, | bust, TUES Create stop ihe peo ots fame eu een a ES F for he y bot.tay a A nae nies by reason of bis vanoë in Fromier promised to bring the mer tothe his oollasghies.a, fng aye the BENE.- Sacer Re Steers.e d maintain withia the rence wa où te disant bis gacape, w ah ta he put bia out TWO WOMEN FALL PAST HIM o from th 8 upper floors, Mr.Mears, the pros of u was repeated the sto relatives and friends.of the mos illing escapes of the night of ; NS of à our man A er: .marre ex came to this git; the event SH of Je Au n to She w collected his hi senses, Ho looked ont in the hall, but there was no escap there.He looked out of the parade y and po ladder was near him, so confidence of an athiete, g° Eimscil from the window aili to muna bi and {rom one window Ser ore descended until he re bod the d.After the tire had sufficien 2e partial examination of was made for the dead.Fhe pearchers wére at once rowarde Lie finding of acha y almost burn a crisp.It was unrecognizable, but was se thougar to be Henry J.Levy from a ring on one of his fingers, The remaining walls standing were in sue a dangerous condition that it was deans ble to puil them down before cone cinutng tie search for the dead.At o'clock on Saturday afternoon, a gang © faborers was put to Work, The logs on the hotel and furniture is ESTIMATED AT $250,000.The building is owned by Hyman Israel, ter the, fire > vas under control there was nine quiry-as to oho had taken rings at the hotel and who had got out safety.Neither the proprieiors nor at- Hl ph could give the names of more than a few ot of their personal triends and aoquaint- Tien a call was naturally made for the Rotel register, It could not be foun although it was not apparent that it ha been destroyed.was Institat and an king oF with fowspaper man und making off fing thetsby doubts less to secu a \u201cboat \u201d Pme por ess arles by printidg the exciuatve list but he was despoiled bave to © anse charge of du A few the names as written are: L Leon ard and Mrs.rs.Leonard, Fi Philadel pin; 5 .D.7 Eraord \u2018and # F.1s Lomi ka, Rochelle; n A.Clark and wife, Boston: o -C.Price and ite, of ai; L a and Taylor, Newark, À Lester and wife: .Tri na \u2018rite, Springfield, Mass ohn markersou and w reat Hig CE ge 2 wits.Naack.von; C.to an e, .Willams, hrs Tire, Ae Jorg wife, ie.d' an PF.R Lu Stel ad wie olt RY bite aù wife, Chi Mr.Falkner, daughter, nneotiout Those kn whoa bodies ois roamed ie WERS HOT ALL IDENTIFIED, In fact only one was Identified fled with any à ot ti was be dogres 9 positiveness, lieved HG Levy.mt other Your are the bodies of two and two women.Two of these.ven, woman of aposrontis 40 years and + man of 36, b bad jumped from the windows Sod were much bru Who and disfigured Others were missing and i is t to fare ae the vas bris in the cellar of tt the hotel read edd any & hasty finds.It was r eported.Toul late our on Sunday night that no less than one hundred people were sll unacconn ted At the mor enacted which ¢ aractorized.the! Park lace dissster Ava At 80\" alogk ou Sunday morning the the holocause oe Bringing four were marked b numbers, Among those repo missing are Reilly, a d; Mrs onderson.of Denver, Smits ges Tuy a fo ; Mr.a w augh- ter, à r rood and Mrs.Begley.the usekee ut At 9.30 on } Sunday evenitig an unkpown woman, who was taken to hospital with a fractured skull and thigh, was identified by a man and woman, The infured Woman's name at the request of her identifiers was withheld by the hospital people.She was employed where they were and faited to report for duty on Sunday mornitig.They were at a loss to Aécount for her nce at the Botel He Her condition is critical fod ber ea night Up to Ei there had.Des 2 but taree ersons tak taken from om the fire to Be a os; or tres ey we r To ate tes, a tallor, « ben: Philadaiphia, a or- Le froi contusions, and ilkely to Elia: ane hear rite of the proprietor of the Hotel Royal, frac tros a I will recover; Clarence W.Pa.partial su ooation, was krsated away.The search in th $ ruin vas Kot up till darkness Eon d arth AR Wale rs HE Warren last night om x otel BG yal dé fr cn Nyack, are not known gol Bo pf fe be learned, The Duty on Malt.Orrawa, February 8.\u2014Messrs, Davres and Scott, of Montreal representing the | aty interest, had an interview with: th èr Soait.ic pousd iaoe ssssion, be oither rot m ner ei or ais reduced, as it ras thle for TOWrs en wer to exist under It wi out e very ttention of ' No fntarihisaton.+.T { pe sas et pet ay 7 wat wo years ago.and the Fa nich ng 1 w Saou A \u2018 are pes à the ap mag effects wat lf can alent snd a too: re ao ues cordon A Fr pateot To on Neen.SRE Bar Ti her Formerly BANE « FIL) | nats hd pr NOW PRIVATE RESIDENCES The undoraigned es EEE Je us t and our many, ms of EX aft ea rou acne entr A Spas ani ve oaMy have to request early SEs ro Jest ice ED pt oh advo Barges mode M.HIVKS & CO.ms 1891 and 1828 Notrs Dors Bt À 1 ABa8, UNRESERVED BALE 6e i] A) Now and Second-hand Furaiture IY At our rooms, Nos 1821 And 1823 Norne Dane Er.WEDNESDAY, FEERUARY 10, \u2014\u2014\u2014COMPRIEING-\u2014\u2014 Sideboards, Dining Ta EE.se ects Of 4 Private Lace Gus ou Table ns, I « o L) SALE AT 2,50 0'OLOCK.M.HICKS 313 Lellmiore pre RES.fa {3} Absolute Sale by Order of the py Executors residing in Esg- and.\u2018We sre instruoted to sell a valuable OIL AND\"WATER COLOR PAINTINGS, belonging to an estate in Liverpool, England.ARTISTS XEraBIETD: ell, sr.T.Sydney , Sir J.er ar ter am Pror Fronts Cope élan a Bron M.i we gt, J.Blater, W.A.Ferg L Rowbottom, B.Fowler.Also on 100 ois AND WATER COLORS ch and German Artists; also x nat semicians., Place an and sale announosd later.mM, HICKS & CO., \u2018818 Auctioheers.Marcotte Bros\u2019, Sales A, nr TRADE SALE.OU ROOMS-\u2014\u2014 08 ST.JAMES STREET.On WEDNESDAY asd THURSDAY, 10th and 11th FEBRUARY Yastant, We will offer to the trade 150,000 yards of Tweods, Naps,Serges, Linings, Tailors\u2019 Xo., slightly damaged by fire and water, also a large stock of ussorted and varied goods ainounting to $15,000, and : \u2014COMFRISIRE\u2014 TTwbods, Serges, Checked Cottons, Cambrics, Blbeve.Lines White and Gray orion, Tables \\nens, Farmer Satins, Canvas, Shirts, Ger wear, Drawers, Books, Stockings, suspenders, Towels, Handker.ohm Gloves and Mitts, Dress M Cashineres, Lace and\" Embroidery, Imitation of Lambakin, Braids, Cloaks, Mantles, Circulars, Cuffs and Ovllars, Lacs Trimmings, Buttons, Meltons, Beavers, Quilts, Top Shirts, Woollen Goods.Wool Warn, Coat Lining, Flannel.ettès, ote.ote.$9\" The whole is in fret class oohdîtion and well assorted.large quantity of Boots and Shoes, Mitts, Hens and Cape, Fancy Goods, and many other articles, to the anounb of 85000.Everything must be sold, without any ressrve whatever, its lots to sult the trade.SALE AT 10 A.M.EACH DAY.MARCOTTE BRKOS., 304 \u2014 D.H.& W.BH Frasers Sales PECIAL AUCTION BALE Re) ad Stylish, Well-bred \u2018Ontarie Herses, at our Depository, No.328 and 3834 Bt.Jamon street, Ou THURNDAY AFTERNOON, 1itk FEB.Handsome Guerre Gelding, Wein n : mare, bro de at Ko sings and Si double and 18 An extra 8d 2nd prize at the Montreal bition PP x Crees Hunter.Neylish Well-bred Rich Bay Mave \u201cgtelln.\u2019\u2019 to Black Canadian Cob \u201cJACK,\u201d to OA A 0, TLE Je RT re rd Handenme Bay Cobs Oe 1a, gir Young Sir team Is ind adit broken de a \u201cdouble harness mis or it Eada pigs TE tied treal for style, 2 ar carriage am bnder 2a 5s -3 at our last yA Ssylioh wellsbred Brown Fielding i= Pete) ears-old, full 16 hands, perfect arness and pad sade, grand b § patter Tr à dog cart, or à Deavy weight hun HT an Sg \u201cHi ats A Very Hawdseme Dark Day Gelding.la dam dress D ated Shown = Bounds the Po, Aree SEE ed who 18 éonnéction With out: Flores (a LE AT a PAST TWO O'CLOCK.D.H.& W.H.FRASER, 312 Auctioneers.HORSES D DRAW G AND DRAUG Sn h 8 fasorim sssortment fous DO Creohu ee fi i or ue to Hata RP AFTERNOON, 9TH INST., a 2.30, Prompt cash retarus, liberal advances made.D.D.& W.H.FRASER.as Angtioneers.Nd Ronis aan a.\u2018Oncle pss TE etes ot.vou Auction at our Sales Boo, No.208i dames street, OR day SEOTRtNE: t2thtmst.; at 10 s\u2019cteck.durs ah Dates vorpiture consign | ai er & WW.æ FRASER.Auptioneërs, Ribbons, Velvet, Bealette, Sik, Satin, Flannels, | PA WSK Tiekets, 61.50 and 81, for sale a Nordhaimer\u2019s, THE 40th ANNIVERSARY Tong Men's Christian Association ST.JAMES METHODIST CHURCH, TUESDAY RVENING, FEB.0th Toe Dest EAE i ge emer PROGRAMME, Musical programme Led by a special choir, Tes PM P.Ma Shes, = ae Bolo on 1a voloea) dre + \" ey Holy, Ho oe a bon ip hors: ze ans ery A pr aa Address, .ar Jot Potts.D.D., Toronto Oolles eo qu Td v Figo OUNGNHON \"nc euvvouu ce a noie partent Bio TM D.\u20ac Corps Phyaioal Department, L.A BURGE.7 AB ER EUNGUAN, \"Benning & Barsalors Sales INSOLVENT NOTICE.BANKRUPT STOCK FOR SALE .By Public Auction.In the matter of J.B.H.RICEABY CO, of Montreal, P.Q.received instructions from Mo crate oy Patio Auction, at our rool 86 fr ght oni oh BEER Said , 9 © noon, on On Bloc box at BO I)! , tha following asse to the above estate: T 1.a Stock in trade, 00 Vines Spiri 8) Tits à Liq Le ac, aa an Or Cr amOURUIDE Lo AL -$6,800 00 Book Det emousieé bs about.$8,000 00 \u2018The Btoc] in fine condiglon, well gelected, and te ne every detail have t [pe store 1 rent fee x the 1st 1 May, 1607 Stock may be seen, with inve formation obtained on applicat fon tothe ourator.né-half çaëh, the balance at four months'secured, PIE interest at seven Rérgont per annum, the purchaser to deposit Ave ollars at the of sale.Co : JOHN MoD.HAINS, Curator.BENNING de BARSALOU, Auctioneers.OY Montreal, Feb.1, 1892.27 8 Sin ia 63 ARE\" Tine k ROLL Re.Bdwin Arde in © Night and And Borg\u201d tS al LYCEUM THEATRE, .AFTERNOON AND EVEMING.Week Commoneing FEBRUARY Sth, THE TWO JACKS SPECIALTY COD, Dermopuomre JAOK MCcAULIFFE, The Light-weight Ghampdon of the World.PRICES AS UsSUAL.PELL * FOBATRE, nd = f VISIO = RIFLES DANCES.the a Jpn goa, peat Pet she perte FRIDAY, 13th February, at 8.30 ve bisin tiokety 4.nee Dares 750 Ww.BADGLRE LA ee.or BATTALION FUSILIERS, BE baving Fig i oy a in the Additional Morris a EEA on are ergeants on y ventnK, at By order Easing Bat Am sation T.ATKINSON, 812 Bt, UKE OX EDINBURGH LODGE yn gat i roc ALD, JR.yor MACDON we re ; = A; SRI Space ses RE pr EL \u201c pin M STOCK FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION-\u2014\u2014 In the matter of J.A.JAMTEMON, of VYiéet Farn- ham, Que., Daceased.à \u2018We have received instructions to sell by Pub- le on on Blocs at our rooms, 86 8.Peter TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Sth, 1808, at eleven ¢'¢lock in tho forenoon, the stock in nsist ed ace?co verre usns \u2026svsctun0s Hats si and Furs.12126 59 7e ceouuccus 84471 58 or approved goourity with tater- Cash, or Terms: est, at seven haser to deposit 8300.00 at Pine ne Sale, Brooke can be seen information obtained at ts store Intely ocou by asod , on oan &lso be obtainnd and fuven- }- lication to I sory soon on ap ee SOHN MoD, EA ot 4384 Baorkm 3 BENNING & BAREALOUE Montreal, Ye 2,1802.a AUCTION SALE.Ales, Wine and Spirits, HAVANA CIGARS.© are instructed by Messrs.Gillespies & Co.to vol at our premises, 86 St.Peter street, on ae 180 Inst, at 8 Or Uleck, 10 cl pp's Ale, Reiki wa\u2019 votes Ans Bopp\u2019 | toi, fh Bottle : ; Sherry, in Carter Sasa an xs soi rr Tom Loi in bottle; Bootoh key, in Dottie; ' All the above ri De sold fn onary see cir- | es to lots soit purchasers.For For BENNING = BARAALOT, Auctionserm Thos, J.Potter's Sales.79 & 81 JURORS ST.City Property VICTORIA SQUARE, Splendid Site for a Manufactory, Near all the large Wholesale Dry Goods Houses, Boot and Shoe Factories, Craig Street, St.James Street, and tie business centre.Lot 43 x 77.Peremptory SALE BY AUCTION to Close an Estate, at my Room, Thursday, | 1th Feb'y, AT 11 O'CLOCK AM.THOS.J.POTTER, moto! REAL ESTATE East End, Point St.Charles and 8t.Ann's Ward.The subscriber ie instructed to sell at his room, On MONDAY Morning, 18th FFBRUARY, the following properties: Po rest, (form uzanne Strboth Nos.264 to eas ol ian 4 Ni so UE Yio 0%, ite tenements.to 859.EER Re pr wm ALS A eos, sprner.property, Dui Duke and Brennan ou.SALE AT LEVEN \u2018FLOCK.THOS.J.POTTER, #06 12 ALT J.& Thomson de Co's Sales.T° LET, HOUSES, STORE 9, FLATS 6U Chi atreat, self-con- aa dE Sl herbrooke, Belf-contained,\u201d pad, ent 180; 177 ot er Ten rent sion 1s tb.RER PE Cottage, rent 196; artin street, t, rent $108; AE 54 air $308; 2487 Not reac Hi 859 airs Damo street Toor, Ba 554 \u2018bred, a fh Ofloss and Fina et 470° 9 0, as 4: 8.THOMNON, hd \u201c BONS.ni Auctioneer.on io at DEEE ar vue Brown & Serivez*s Sales.B.& $.UNRESERVED AUCTION SALE 0 Household Furniture, Carpets, D ek ery, Parlor Suites, Sideboards, Fandy Desks, Plotures, Curtain Poles, Eto, Bw., at our Rooms, 208, 210 Mc¢Gill street, on WEDNESDAY, FEBY.10TH, AT 2 O'CLOCK.BROWN & SCRIVER, Auétionsers.©.& THURSTON, falsaman.Raë &.Desseur's Sales.x 813 rosa: BALB opus at our Rooms, 241, 248 Bt.Jatnos Streets \u2014 ON TUSSDAL EE FEBRUARY oth, Jor Suites, tes Fan cia Chairs.ak rr Sarl 2 Neg x Tidsbourds Dining nd Tes noel pa.ie ar 2nd Plo guner Shite ing.Out Outer Carpets various sizes, oo\u201d ALO A ent ot Remnants in Scotch and SALE AT TWO P.M.° 12 RAE & \u2014 Walter M Kearns Bales.PRING HALES HO EHOLD FURNI FURNI- oe SE, and Effects at te Residences, Fancy Cattle, Hi Thaploments gio.the, © Fhe subscriber pur be glad to vaelng on i oa te qe very Montreal, tue un ed can cond as sure patrons of thorough satisfaction.Andiénoes Ways treated co ously and interests of b and Beller slike protec tected.Moderate and Very Prompt Re My Malesrooms aod ie storage Warchoaue, 1747 NOTRE DANE BT.centrally conven- ks Perr ot ne bout known ution ien tuated Fatablls lishments in the Clty, are und: sive alterations and repair which a dom \u2018acilities for Gazry- leted will give me fi fis on business on the premises.A SPECIAL SALEsSROOM, Spacious, brignt and chiertul and well equipped lans, books of reference, etc, Wil Estate Sales.with dal ES A LTE pier Abe for P.O.Box nb bons INSOLVENT NOTICE.BALE BY Avorion.In the matter ot JOHN A.PATERBON & CO, ot Montreal, Wholesale Millimery, Tnsotvents.The undersigned wil sell by publio sat the Store ary 2 io elen sabot, on FRIDAY, 1) 6 Stock and a ph High rat to as per per tent as oliows bps and edi Womreaiage, set 0, QUEBEC.200c0c0a0 ce 000e 8.275 Purchaser to have use of premisas free to Lst & Madore ¢ to deposit poupee cheque for 61600 when rims-\u2014Cas ors soc, °Trith ingerost at po ra dbeseen st office of thi under.le at 10.30 o'clock.W.STEVENSON, 5 a Guratér, JAMES STEWART & oo.Ha Gnausezs, ) ustionssa soni Sv hos INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the hatter of nthe RIEPERT & CO.Montreal The undersi ol w pu sell by auction the hes TRL Fook, MODEL ga \u2019 NATURDAT, pie EPR UAE, 1809, AT 11 O'CLOCK, 1 The assata dt the estate as andér: Stock of Furs, Hate and Oaps.$100 a Fixtires.s\u2026nvecs ELLIE 578.ns 1349 10 10 sock Debta per UBL.ccieerrvrenteniii 4145 $3207 85 oi Ad BH our ura | J : _'Potal 0 Total Majority lor Ottawa, 2 shots.1 R.Davis.Lachine.i = Geo.K.Ballito.\u2026.Montreal.+.W.B.M Lu 5 E- Steele. Ans aod Glen éhmpnel.a OTTAWA BEATEN = 4e THE HAWTHORNE CLUB, Ml iN Wxceliant Qune of Bonkey at tbe Capital «7.\u2014ifhe Éfbotresl Boys Win by aix to Th Three luPnozAL YO Yo run STAR} \u201cOPeAwa, February 7.\u2014Fhe hockey match be- \\ Uwoen the Hawthorne Junjors, of Montregl, and | Gp Ouawa: Juniors, pt the Ridesu Bink.last , Wal wei} played wiroughout, bul the Qf- ening, Lawas, aa they claim,owing to Lhe absence oi gome \\ot their bost.men, Were discounted by six goals w threo.Thé Hawtyarne team was: P.baunder- won, goal; W, H.Barry, polut; George Hamilton, torer paint; HM.Cbrjztte, Davidson, C.Saunger- pn and ©.M.Danford, aris, The Ottawa forw was: mi, ; Moric, \u2018pointy Birkett, ver id arke, onhaip.0X da e ugall, to ards, J, Barry.of Stout Joa 86, and Kavanagh, o Ottawa, ur nes, troal, were umplres, Hawthorues in the af Ja Ba SL same ery | all pe pis v op onents, 8, fine + \u201cto none be vor \"oN tras opemed lie pu most Puckiy a bath teams played y.swas put hat 8 sC0ro of the Hawthorges gueceeded À ang 2 Lo hal (score, winning by bix points ha 3.a Votre ét wr pean \u2014 The Aulterilie Kg club vero stead ers ny the local team, CURLING._ Playing in Ottawa.The @tawa and the Rideau Curing he danse played on Sétur@ay on Lhé OLLawa's fee à Challenge cup.Ottawa won by a a joritye et ove Bhots.Lhe score being us fQllaws; Ottaway, Xidgaus.T c Hovile , H.B.8.Lane D.Walis 11, Brennan LW.Hutchion .er C.Teoma: 21 L icphn skip, 15 id, mpso + McPhesson w Hoot J.Henry or non, skip, 18 $i raasieusp, 22 Vemrerennen ST A tiame at Quebec, ve Tink om wn the Montreat ce! Club oo pared in Que- G on Satuxiay w © *B\" battery, ontres), NE à detente as folios Quebec.D; yd Canipheil Lt-Qol.Montizambert Bergor Major Sheppatd = x fot hp, 9 oda or aon, \u2018skip.15 SNOWSHOEING.The + Ftar * Steeplechase.tune result of ie STAR steaplenhase, 01 Which à bio i apuears fu the last edition, was as fol- om per aver betng on man of whom no one had a Club.vin W.Gentleman.Montreal.gy J.T, Wilson.yCrescent.D, H, ds.Montreal.he guners who flrished were: A.G.Sykes, 9 Louis Briere.Ww.Jd.Bali.George .3 IE 31 Sed bd pd 1d spxssh : ES gost .Fe = ge 2 i Ses \u201ccou, y, as.Ness, E.Verdon, 8, Drabble Clarke as taken severely {il in the cemetery.A T HLETICS.Athletics at the he World's Fair.ng of the proposed athletic meeting at te, has fair next year an American exchange 8: **We are surprised that more Interest has been shown in the pro d international athlotio Ieetlng qe 1895, lt ss time for the lal com sep inted by the Amgteur etic aon be best 3611, but as yet we have où reard of anything that has been accomplished.x ois possible that it is working quietly and that, an early date, we will hear of the progress made, There 18 plenty of work to be done, and the comrait has not sojvery much timein which to make the Tu arra monts.Public tn.ose co ith bleues mes to be aware hat.one re be an athletic meeting yes st be fully time com sut tow tow peofie, © at the World's Falr More People Want to Pull.\u2018The Si letter indicates onan strong WUD Are.aAX10US LO try thelr st MONTREAL, Feb, 6, 18032, To Wuom IT MAY CONCEEN: The employés of Messrs, Geo.Rradshaw & Co, box ruaufactarers.do hereby issue this chal- à tug-01-war pull on oleats, four men and in fr the side, LO aDY bOX factors or sawing or p plaining mill tn this ciiy, said pull to be best two out of three pulls, ti S.minutes\u2019 duration to D.FLY, Foreman, eau GYCLING.Zimmerman is an Amateur.The Racing Board of the Leagus of American Wheelmen have Dy a unanimous vote reinstated .Arthur A: Zimmerman, of the New York Athletic Club, to the amateur ranks.The reinstatement 100k effect 0 red Thursday.The reinstated racer has aterooms on the*\u2018Auranpia\u201d and will sall tor England on Saturday in company with James White, of Freehold.7'he reasons given for his merman\u2018s 8 & event of his going abroad to race to refuse allow him to compete in any of the amateur.ces.This knowledge was conveyed to Mr.At- water, who Inferred that In the event of a suspension and retiatatement on the Woreester charges by the ot ya W.the foreign racing boards pa) is entry.Well-posted raging men that in spite 0 the reinstatement = Zim- re 1s a astbüity of the English protesi m when he attetapts They Lah t great fault can te found with the Longues à settiement of the case.am H.De Graal of the Racing Board, says har Messrs.Atwater, Collister, Street, Miller and himself, comp the Board, vo Zimmerman.It 18 not understood how Mr.Al- water could constientioualy vote to reinstate the ted to reinstate ane day after declaring him a profes- FOOTBALL McGill Elect Their Officers.\u2018The ual general meeting of the MoGill Unl- voraity Football Club was held on Saturday even- Ang in the Arts building.There was a room full \u2018of students onthuslastic over thelr favorite sport and dutermined Lo make football go next season \u2018The report gave a resuzaé of the Work of the Reason at'O1, Its victories and defeats were recounted and he tuture forecast, with bright hopes.The report and the financial statement wore a after Adopted, Which the lo followlag ofllcers were electedifor theen- n : dont, Alex.W, Walsh, B.A.Viee-presidont, 3.À.Featherston.rer, D.fl.Ha milton.gecretary.J.Primrose.Captain, J.Lee Walker mittée-Arts, W.Donohue and 8.Davidson; stlence, w Angus and J.Rankine; Medicine, H.EK.Wright and erry Macrae; Law, G.Maloy, fall, an Hall, Bra; Comp.Md, 5 Bay TROTTING.Racing on the Ice.[SPECIAL TO THE STAN.) OTTAWA, February 7.\u2014The {ce races yesferday ware most successful, In the named race the results were: \u201cAlbert C.,\" 1; Lite \u201cIda,\u201d 2; \u201cMoilte 3; best time, 3.04.Two-forty Class: \u201cJenny j, best, Mack,\u201d 1; \u2018*Mechante Girl,\" 2; \u201cEllen Terry,\u201d 8 time, 24016.1 The Hut winter ter trotung matohes comm and entries are D'UMÉIOUE.on tho.208 80 class there are cievan entries, in including vais \u201cJohn AL \u201cLa Terre,\u201d \u201cJ.B.\u201d and Maloney's \u201cParrot,\u201d from Montreal.In the 2.40 class there are ng en\u2019 %, Includin Merri Billy, AE m Montreal, the 2,3 there are e es, Ino]! 8 \u201c Las mere, \u2018\u2018Moatreal as > Pad Vail's \u201cColstone.\u201d i Ind bh 8ve-mile dash there re are seven entries, in- and Renaud\u2019s AQUATICS.arvana Yale Takes n Fanay to to Harvard\u2019s Bhell, i |\u201d Bosros, Fe Cuary 68.\u2014The fact pes just leaked Out that on the day of the récent Yaie Alumni dinner in this city, Capt.Harvwell, of Yale's 'var- charough gatton of Har- sity erew, madea vard's Towing craft.Perhaps the Connecticut RE A .e n a pa n while Harvard used a celar she whone um bad » Doen sandpapered, praroishod, o olled od Qué nh Yale m a 0] pinion: oa Ne Fans hter cedar Shalt w ein , 8 Ba a sarcrmee idea [38% toa bog YOAr she gave her bout buliders tre gholi, to built Lot sam lee \u2018slg showed arte a © | sad Fit mas mi 1 Uae of the re ve ar, The shell Rh pe ap unas ynsatlsfactery, ut poverts p reve, TR Ai nase or 2 now obs this 0 we 8 tha men igi ; ai diel Pe parer recess ts Rogare, steve A and Corbin have: se bye Capt Har! wos et 0 coach Lhè crew, excus- ng themselves'on AGooun} of business._SKATING._ v What Donphue Thinks.Donahue, pride of Newburgh), 1 Joseph ustly Pot the opinion eri if foreign Sicatorm want the champion (sibs come to this goun: try and veln it 1 sent holder, Donobue fi ver.baa unde ano que hu ur: of the b R¥ators over \u201cire | that hn was just à Pacte tasger than they Beis w Jung to eel all comers on this tide or the Atlantic, but he poai els refuses Lo make another Journey to Hurôpe tn order to meet Lovery man who hi Boo + him.Zu tustrated pore, Quite rt ae bt this same ne of argument will hay vet ual force to the Canadian Cham- TARE Tel ore pousiue gan claim {tL he muet ary 20, Lhe Canadian tn vi old els GE meet- log on © ume and places Ps vi Aue \u201crophY that Donon dome ar.and for which he appears to de a Ph Figure Skating Championship., The National Amateur Skating Assoslation wi Bold Its anual gure Shang champlonshi i of tho pegly ning al 3 Piss in the co Brod vink of tA Pnistie cute ssociation, Hoboken, N.Jd.is event 18 open to the amateur fi ators o the world; Uoid medal to first, = - inedai to second and bronze médai to third.Ea- trance foe, $1, Bkaters unknown to the committee must submis saïisfactory proof of their amateur standing.Entries close on Monday, February 8, Lo 8, J.Montgomery, Seoretary National Amateur Srating Assoctation, P.0, Box 938, New York ity.PHOORAUNE OF THE NATIONAL AMATRUR SEATING ASHOUIATION FOX FIGURE SKATING CONTEST, I'he of ths programme 18 Lo get torth the movies Of figure sKaling 80 as Lest to teal the proficiency of skaters, and in an order that wiil econoinize the strengib of the contestants.The movements are arranged under ocomprebenalve, Iundamental heads, designed Lo Include everythin sppertaining to the art.Jt js Lo be unders that whenever hracticabla ali movements Are Lo be executed both t orward and backward, on right foot and on le Hod a forvara \u2018and backward skating in v 2 Outside edge rolt forward.3, Outside edge roll backward.Figure of foot backwari roll for forward in field and \u2018eights, siagie oué double rol, ack d in field and eights, 1 ard ip field and e single and double cirele.8 1 of edge rou forward, beginning on ettker utd or inside Ea 1 ot sage r rol ckward, beginning on elther outside or 12, Spread eagle pn ins he and outside edges.13.cturved angles\u2014threes, single, double, chatn and Lay nes begining on inside or outalde edge, Curved angles\u2014rocking tu from outside edge\u2019 to outside 0, OT rom inside ve to inside 8, forward and backward, 3, Curved a ANFIOR\u2014CrUSACULE 16.Grapevines, inciuding mn \u201ctwist.\u201d 17.Toe and heel movements.embracing pivot fring, u Loe Spins (piroueties) and movements on an 8.Ming lo and double fiat foot spins, cross-foot f eu \u201cor has mies o BBG ad de her both ce % ge of edge, gle aad ouble.20, Yoo Loops and ringlets side and outside edges, single and in cémbination #1.Display of complex movements, at the option of the p contestant.32.Bpeclalties, embracing original and pecu- ltar movements.i ted as Lo tine, the judges may select what 18 thought best.This schedule 18 Intended as a guide, as well w skaters as to judges, who should co; ually in mind that grace the most destrable aturibute of artistic skal ing The rules of the National Amateur Skating Association are as fol! \u2018The officials of a eue skating competition shall.score.he parce udges and one r.he judging shall be done on a scale of points Tu Dig from the omer of contestants down Mxpertence has shown the following to be the mos practicable method of sco ring: \u2018\u2018\u2019The number Lo be spi 0 the one standin; Drst in any section that of the number © conlestants, Should be two or more = ual merit, they should bo marked the sa number: and the one \u2018coming next below taken the number resulting from subtracting the number of competitors above him from aie number entered.A total faflure is marked Joes Dot necessarily constitute a fall At the clusion ef each fi each Judge shal) without consultation with lis associates, wark' the number of points which Le awards to cach competitor, These roports shall then be compared.and in case of disagreement the majority shall decides, The scorer shall keep an accurate record of the potats allowed to each contestant.on each figure, ut shall not be permitted (0 inform any competitor of his Standing untf.the close of the entire competition so deciding the the relative morits of competitors, al attention will be n LO grace and ease of position sun in skal ing to place and ability both feet equally wi Competitors before co on the ice will draw lots to decide the order in which they shall skate, and shall preserve this id, er throughout, except that the competitor who leads in each figure shall skate last in the next on the programine, the TS prose g fr relative succession.PA 1n the opinion of ne Ju degen any Competitor shall not have skated in the first aus numbers sua enr well, [hey mm may require hin to retire.petitoi skate when calied upon inn is eu turn ra eeu 8 YOas0u salisfac- tory to the 08, Will Te lea out of the competition.and shat, leave t The decision of the Le onty of the Judges shall be final with regard to questions or disqualif- cation, p'uterprétation of the programme, and merits of the competitors.The Canadian rat The annual championshto # gure test of the Canadian Amateur Brating.soon tion will be held in the Victoria Rok on'Thursdas.February 18, The speed conte: 86 will come off tie following Saturd .A.Rink, Cote SC.Antoine.The sport will begln at 8 Pa m.The foliowing are the of aaa Junior race, 1 mile, boys under 15 years of Junior race, half-mîle, boys under 12 years of 220 ya alf-mile, 1 mile, 5 6-y hurdle, halt-mile b backwards, Entries close Tin the Secretary, Feb.18.The above events are open to all amateurs.Any entry, unless tram a hon side amateur club, will utre to enclose credentials in support of amateur Standing.Entrance fee, 25 cents in each event.The Com mittee reserve the right to reject any entry, The track is seven laps to the mile, Down by the Sen.\u2018The Annual Championship Skatin, mes 0 Maritime Provinces Amateur Athlone apn OID De will take piace at the Victoria Ri St.John, Sy B.,on Tuesday evening, February 29, Sana eight o'clock sharp.The fullowing are thie One furlong; quarter mile; haif mile; Salt mile (backwards); one mile; three miles ve miles Lurdie race (220 yards.6 Signts, 2 feet 9 inches high); ue mile for poye um | 16 years, The figure skating champlonshlp will be held o: Wednesday evening.me bruary 24.Entries id on on Friday, ove PVO Aro Opeñ to all amateurs.Persons not members of an amateur club must Sr s February 6 and 7\u2014Tournansent at Stockholm, February 9\u2014Nation Tree Assoota- tion; annual Bgure ska ps at the Thistle Ri Riak, 5 obake a Ne \u2014 AmateYir Cham lonshi Maritime © Provinces als - ps of the soclation: anual Sond amd sus A: cl Montreal, P.\u20ac champ p, at F ary alaliäh Amateur Skating Association; annual speed skatin Montreal PQ os championship, at me RING.Another Big Match Arranged.NEw YORK, February 6\u2014 6.\u2014Articles we in the office ot the Tonsirated.News tog; \u201cto.Toutes or the OLymn oe x hi Joue + Now e plè Athletic Club; of à Corbett, of San Francis, whe The Intier Ena, oh, Sagi Sakon gh s T Lhe con: Nth apd and fight to Se nosh.A 2 Dirmplo clin atone July.batt up $10,00 to parano his De t put BILLJAR are mi Concerning that hat Toberts Game.George Slosson is interested the report that \u2018æhaefer's representative correspondence preposition of à mat De Sehaeter os Rovorts in London Ya J oH ad don for fi & ret match in Chicago ln 1803, jsefer's proposition n an E ! erfcan > Das, 1h AQ | table, which in the times 4g Do\" Callèd \u201ca cellar door,\u201d and balls that small FE Sead in the Fos onto anne that À neh Playing oa books tae whch, mals bals HE il 5 esse CEE | Spe sald that be had reccived word on Tooe- pe passer Laos | that he h ; from his tour in Australia and Indie \"on New à tug finan .This tour, by the way, was fads fo na far Or Bloason in this country would be Mkely La de à drawing card, Mlosson Proposes » New Bandloap Tourney.y Geo Blomen 18 adv Meves wil at afford ham billiard lovers.he 1 ana M nce Day sach Me and Frank Ives a or à fours Pp x be mutually tal ur bo ana ca to rood Upon boreattar.\u201cThis \u2018Would bring, he the Vente 5 are, Bonnets sud?Tv oe in competition with Stern or Sei eae A edly ra A roids fo dedi £5 & should 20 point 9; uses of 800 polute sslongon witb » deciding gi .biel of some Si gn the \u2014\u2014 YACHTING.Tacking Ship.FOuth whohad copa ta the Ine olin tobes Le ha oarrod Dis Investigations port Hamtiton, where A view of the Or tained, Hof ALO 4 wih absorbed *Ditoros the mighty bpd waters, and after sated with the spectacles turned his attention other objects.\u2018To tho right a DIF steamship was breasting the HRudson's mtie-widé tide, aud à ANutter of handkerchiefs Irom ber deck indicated that the vensel was eBay home, ve agers from toreign iands.Out in ggea sailing ship was beating her way up 4 She easier: making short veaches against the a wi n tbe hotel pavilion, near the Westerner, 8 stood & man with a telescope under hs arm conversing with an aged boatman, The couple had been watching the movernents of the big p and making guesses as to her natlonality.\"The youth listened Lo the conversation, and, louking at the Object of it, saw what was to him'a very strange thing.First one set of yards on the vessel were swung around, then another pyramid of canvas braced a new Way, and finally, when the course of the ship was altered to an almost opposite direction to the course she had been sailing, the youpg man\u2019s curiosity Jo ds better of bim and he asked what it meant, The boatman gave \u20ac e enquirer a plying Flange and e)acuiated the single word, * Tack- i! \u201cBut I don't know what that means,\u201d protested the seeker after iuformation The man with the glass Tau bed and said the Subject 8 thought, as eles | in a dim way realize thal winds not always fair, tbe out understanding What se Soamen | do on such ocea~ sions, his explanation 13 here When a square-rigged ves: Ts headed off from her course\u2014that {8 when the wind blows from the point in which her desunation Mes te poarest she can steer Lo Lor true course 18 fro © and a half t0 six compucs points it) I a RH '8 hor lleadue north and the aa 18 from that tion, the vessel braces her yards shar sails ag close to the wind as her rig-w Fe Under these conditions, her course wili be alter- Dately, east-northeast and west-northwest, and be ) find will oblianely Approach her destination, 5 ar it con y lo proportion of about Cne- LU rd of he pir ance traverued, II slanting ard her destination on the easterly course Lhe von will be what 18 technicçally known as on the pori tack, \u2018There are several methods by whioh 1t can be altered to the opposite side, but the operation known as * tacking \u201d 18 usually resorted to, To tack successfully requires considerable udg- ment and skill, as well a8 a thorough know) of the qualities of the vessel,as some work E quicker and some siower than 0 several times thelr length direory to Wo.windward while in stays, while others will board and lose ground before standing away on either track.When the vessel is headed off her course by an adverse wind, the compass is ignored by the helmsman, who watches the lepch Of the mainsail instead, that be furthest te windward and the nse! to shiver when the ship comes tou near the wind.The for en summons every one on deck when it 18 thought necessary Lo go about on the op tack.Ac the call, every one repairs to his allotted station.some aloft overhaul the lifts and some to the gear for choi ng up the mainsail.The majority of the force ! ack puribuied upon the weather D an Dracas.The best âROULSTIAG to the wheel, and when he takes it, se gre revious order, \u201cFall and 5 \"18 \u20ac eep full for stays!\u201d In enon t toit The: heim 13 put up, and as the ship Taye her broads the Wind and springs forward with nes speed, the officer Pa charge gives the command, \u2018\u201cHeim\u2019s a-lee Answering ber helm the ship sweeps up into the wind, and as the Bails in to shiver, the order, iso tacks a and sheetgl\u201d given, followed by the amp of 4eck.es the men walk away with the clew pare, AB.S00n as Tho easy mainsail 18 clewe ap to to the yard, the men spring to the westher races.\u2018 ibe ship continues swing un- she Brings y ahead, and every 8all i flat abac) Fg This 18 th © critical moment, abd very frequent.y a vous misses stays, 5 owing to the after yards too 80on or too late.Watching the weal, or vane, the officer gives the command, \u201cMainsedl haul!\u201d and the PY ramids of canvas are the mand, \u201cHaul well taut: let go and haul: ia given.The head yards are braced smartly about, and if the operation has been suc- cesstul the vessel Stands away on the other tack, \u201cWearl ship\u201d 1s another method of going.ng from one tack to another, and 1s usually resorte: to when the wind is tou heavy to make the operation of vackin practicable.It 18 the exact reverse ot t Dg, inasmuch as the ship 5 allowed to Tun or from her course and m swee of the on ho 0) before Coming back to a De opposite tac van ny for a ship to go on ye on When the wind Is blowing wits such force that no sail whatever can be carrl Under such circumstances the vessel has to w undet \u201cbare poles,\u201d and to accomplish 11 in safety Laxes e resource of the seaman and requires all is 8 .To make the ship's head sy off when Do Canvas can be shown, tarpa are spread on the forward rigging.Should nose blow into ribbons, 4s thoy sometimes do in very Leavy gales, a body of seamen are ordered Into the forward shrouds.If all else Iails and the necessities of the case warrant it, the mizzenmast 18 6uS WAY 88 & last resort and used as a drag dent ne result of ait efforts to ga get ed up in the brief Pen none Pa Some.maritime journal : *Rounderod pt sea.\u201d New York Times.tain BASEBALL.The Players Will Not Buffer, ) parte re jrevalls ju ja \u201csome Jusrters.that the aseball secured upper pau \u2018have atomnined to grind the vai layers dust.\u2018There 18 good reason Teva that there 13 no foundation for suob an à opinion, at managers will not tolerate any of t loose conduct on the part of the players character, istic of tho game since the close of the season of 1888 18 s quite évident So all concerned, mh that d experts ate to be harshly deal wilh, Toe) provocation isa buebens eld up by those who do bot admire the Prosent oo condition of affairs in the baseball word.On ti ,the coming season promisss to be en mo et tt} and prosperous for those players who conduct themselves properly o of ao Jo the history of the game.Experien ve shown that baseball tn control of Fibe pit piasers on not a glittering success, and the intelligent men in the ranks appear to realize that the future welfare of the game depends On {ts management by the men now in Control, The managers are firm in their decision to hold a tight rein on the curbulent element, i but those players who have no desire but to s0 play the game à8 Lo resuIt in DéDont to it and thom.selves A samo.time a Aare RO Cause for coniplaint.Salar be paid with Bop on a8 heretofore, and no bardsbips wil n any player.mnie _ WINTER SAILING.Ad Ice Yacht Runs Away.POUGEXERPSTE, N.Y., February 6.\u2014At Low Point to-day vor got Joo Jhont \u2018KR Tr,\u2019 without any 9 D A SUFONE DONID-W made a dash ac the trong at te a shore at terrific Speed an and & star.\u201d th completely wrecked, A Bavarstraiv tce yacht, just brought here, carried Bway he dre.spar and hor sailing master was sorious- BOWLING.Ottawa Defeats Lo Canadien, The Ottawa and\u2019 Le Cane anadien Bonne veaux played in Oriana on Saturday ang the 0109 team Won by à majority of hers eee Proposal to Establish = Jewish Coley in the North-West.\u2019 movement on füo in eonnec- ran the Baron de ig nstitute, to me Jowish families on Te EE oh Ss hal he Lee wain's call, \u201cReady, about! Stations\u2019 wind ; minote, Swosped about and ot for the nor KX his favor.N ed requisitions soie Billaad by rion ort faly ap ope Se wish of the electors that Bo Alderman Stevenson resided or et mee! 2 aud he other Aldermen resent wore: Messrs.Soon nroy, on MoBride, P.Kennedy, Gauthier and Robert.After a few preliminary remarks, pe chairman called upon some of tha representatives of the ward present to \"State to.tholr views Mrs G.W.Sadier reported that every one he had seen was In favor of haviag Mr.Bol- land as & representative Mr.A.8.Magterman stated that from what he had seen the idea of asking Mr, Boliand to come out had met with general sq Mr, À.M.Featheraton stated that fn obtaining signatures to the requisition, he bad not met with a single refusal.The general impression was shat Mr.Rolland was too Rond.à Man to los m.rigs \u2018also reported favorably.Mr.L'Allemand mentioned Lbat ail the in- Avential men in his section had signed the requisition r.Laurondesu said that ha Frenoh Canadiaps were greatly flattered at the honor conferred upon thelr nationalité ty.Mr.Bolla nd could rely upon the entire French Vases.reig and Foisy aiso spokes to the same Ald.\u201cGeachior then epoke, He was SerEs Mr.Bolland had not been elected, and h wished to corregt the imp roeslon hat ho had ever worked sgainet a x, whi vas absolutely false, e had Dever or reo r one will ge my utmost, and work for Mr.Roilan He bas my sympathy for his \u201cdetent in Hochslaga.ME, ROLLAND ACCEPTS, Mr.Rolland then repiled as follows : \u201cMr.Chairman and gentlemen, had an 1 doubt regarding th the a syyethy that a nm been expressed these papers would affirm the pnanimity\" of your good will toward me, It is a NEA serious step that 1 am ain to o, because position of re resentative Cu tb Antoind® Ward I find I sould only do so for the purpose of obtainin 3 seat in the Council, The president ofthe Finance Committee ropre- senta the city at lar ree and ! must tell candid iy ha pou not accept the ses 8 Ie tive ét St.Antoine Ward fn re not promise to interest poe in the a tale of the ward's affairs as the representative of & ward is generally ex id IS Slavenson: \u201cI do not think that is ex- in this case.\u201d 0| pegged Rolland continutng : \u201cIf the gentlemen here feel | ca elected, I am in their bands (applause): ae 1 will not enter upon a contest; I have not the time, ana I will not go to the expense: My friends have told me that my English tollow-oliizere were paying me a h compliment, and that I fould not refuse, so I have decided to accept, If you want me, then, I am ln your hands, gentlemen.Only remember, if there is any opposition, you will have to \u2018do the work, I shall give you all the ald I can; but I have my private business to attend to as well.If you will accept \\ me as a candidate upon these condi tions, I 8m ¥¢ yours for the remainder of Aid.Shorey's Mr.Rolland\u2019s repl as received wi great satisfaction, The ob chairman rt ht inat no Opposition would be Ukely to ar any \u20ac be would depend.upon the You 68 of tho ward to work for him.It \u2018would show that there was nov the amount of prejudice ped in the city of Montreal that some peonlé appeared to imaginer.Badier said tes Mr.Rolland could mais his mind easy.If there was opposi- n the people of the ward could get over that difficulty.r.Masterman said that the people of the ward looked upon it as & fortunate thing to be able to call upon Mr, Rolland to represent them, whether he be chairman of Finance or no Mr.Rolland There desired to pay a compliment to his colleagues, who, he said, deserved a large portion of the flattering re- marke which had besn passed concerning im Aid.Kennedy: \u201cI think Mr.Rolland\u2019s de- font vas the luckiest thing ever happeued m Ald.Prefontaine suggested the idea that Ald, Shorey should be named president of the Finance Committee, which arrangement vod save all delay.He also tod, a resident of the east end of the ty, that this instance of generosity on the part of their English fellow-citizens pes one which was thoroughly appreciated one which would not be regretted, and Toul never be forgotten.ZETA PS), Annual Hanquet of the Members of the McGill Chapter.The members of MoGni Chapter of the Zeta Psi fraternity held their annual banquet on Friday evening at Messe.Hali & Soott's rooms.The gathering wasa very large one, and a most fnjoyable evenin was pant.Bro.dn artin soto a9 a Mirman, Sy pro ng the Zo PREPHIIE, the un\u201d elt \" hen the ood work accomplished by the Order, and its beneficial influerice.upon its student members, This toast waa replied to by Bro.R.A.E.Greenshields, after which h Letsages Jia congratulatory nature oronto, New York, and Prlladoiphia.and rep lled to.A quartette was next given by os.Morphy Smith Bronse and Sat hor which \u201cAlpha Pei\u201d was pro Eiaer Bro.BR PA oun and re piled by the chairman, who then propose \u201cDeparted Brothren,\u201d tnis\u2019 toast ein drunk in silence.The annual poem, read by Bro, 8, Ridley McKenzie, was well | feastyed.Other toasts were \"The Uni« by Bro.Smith, and rene to > Eider Bro.C.W, Colby; the re, 1 Proposed by go Phillimore, esponded to by Elder Bros.Finley, Wil- Tame and Birketts \u201cThe Once * by Brood fat pu B.Yates F, Lan gloy, au pat but not least, the jo pha but Ret by Bro.Johasop, ire to ain mole Song wire ged dur evening by 0 or Bro.Cameron and others, te St.Ann's Young Men's Society.The monthly meeting of the st.Ann\u2019s Young Men's Society was held yesterday 2lternoon at their hall, Rev.Hoey Strubbe, CO, 58.R, presiding, usiness having been disouseed, the names of 58 65 candidates for membership were receiv Indignation ex atan soute eu statin That à reception was to be given in tholt hall to a noted pugilist, a rtement w was to be at once contradicted.LIFE'S TRACK, This game of 1e! fsa Tat Esch sob human soul ma must way, » ] care th se 8 Let po man a ET CE à rock may lurk near That never is prt when Te a tas oi ign Woon the maud full trümps the hand is af Baw) Jhon 1a the time when Aout ad ie Apa nerve are needed 10st, pute lee te Saori com, \u2018 maay » wm rom the wir.LAD aifienga at has fon pu ih, shy Ee ER BR Ie STOR 9 Sur a whi Te rd a FAIR WEATHER FRIENDS.CHAPTER XXIV.\u2014(Continued., \u2018He waa very foolish if he did; snd I am bound to say, my dear Kate, since we are upon the subject, that you were still move foolish if you induced him to believe so.Mr.Holt is a man of means, and indeed even of mark in bis calling\u2014 And there are very few girls no matter whattheir position, who would be juati- fled in treating his attentions with contempt.\u201d \u201cI cannot understand how any girl could be justified in doing that,\u201d anawer- ed Kate quietly, \u201cWell, well, you know what I mean.There are some young ladies \u2014 only a very few\u2014who can afford to give themselves airs; and \u201cChere are others \u2014 very numerous-who cannot afford it; it is well for them when they are not\u2019 compelled by cireum&jances to put up with he airs of other peoples.There are governesses, for instance.I hope, m ear, I may never hear of your golug ou as such \u201cTy ls Very likely that you may, Mra.Camp as terrupted the girl calm! 3: have Just said, I hope noi but it is, of course, possible, if your father\u2019s ruin is so complete as we have reason to fear, that circumstances mony compel you to take such a course, We should all feel it\u2014your pareats, your sister, and ourselves-\u2014as a great nis.fortune, though not, of course, in the light of a disgrace.\u2019 ** Indeed, Mrs, Campden, I hope not,\u201d answered Kate à haughtily; \u2018\u201cmy father\u2019s daughter is, I yenture to believe, incapable of bringing (lisgrace upon any member of his family.\u201cof course, of course ; I don't mean that,\u2019 returned her hostess quickly, * But your taking one up so sharp, is Just an example of how unfit you are to undertake any subordinate position, If Jou were a governess, you know, people would say what they liked to you; that is, they would speak their minds very plainly; ways did so to Mary's governesses Kate inchned her head aesantingly; she had every reason to believe the statement.: Well, here is an opportunity, my dear girl at least he has J just, one out of the window\u2014of avoidin is most un leasant cantingency.\u201d \u201cIf you please, Mra, Campden, I would Yather not talk about this matter,\u2019 said Kate, looking up very flushed, and with quivering lipa \u201cBut that is exocodn ly foolish.Why hesitate to discuss at 18 not a mere theoretical affair, but something which is certain to hap en; why refuse to hear any mention poverty, w n you aro about s0 soon to feel its einer \u201cI feel it now, madam\u2014at this moment,\u201d returned the girl with intense significance.\u201cBut it was not to our property that I was alluding; you are welcome to dwell on thai to our hearts\u2019 content, But with respect to any\u2014with respect to that mention 8 pretensions to my hand, for to such I am com to believe you refer, I will not be schooled; I will not listen to you; it isa matter with which you have no concern whatever, while God still leaves me a mother.\u201d For a moment the bitterness \u2014the sense of the harshnesa of Fa which the young gir! felt in her heart of hearts was permitted to manifest itself In her tone; but the mention of her mother evidently softened it.\u201cI must beg, 1 must entreat, Mrs.Campden,\u2019 she continued pleadingly, oi you will never mention this subject to mamma.She could not endure\u2019 it; it 8 Joe and distress to an oxiant t I think you are Ber ale aware ol \u201cI am quite aware of it, my dear,\u201d answered Mrs.Campden composedly: | \u201cand it is out of consideration for the | state of her health and\u2014and condition-\u2014 that I have addressed myself to yon.A mother, as you suggest, is the proper channel for such vice; but in this case, it is for your mothers sake 1 speak, ,and she can bardly plead her own cause.lI say nothing of your father, though his regret at seeing his dear ones reduced, through his own folly, to position so foreign ta their ex; srience, must indeed be poignant; nothin your poor invalid sister, hence g of compelled to give up all those luxuries which to one im her condition are almast necessaries; nothing of your little brother, so young that he is incapable of understanding the change that has shadowed his prospects.All these things can be remedied, if you please; but I speak of your mother only.She will never eomplain, of course ; but she will suffer all the more.Every slight that may now be offered to her husband, in return for a sharp word in other days, will be felt by her sensitive spirit He a poisoned dart.The withdrawal of fine- weather friends; the open satisfaction of enemies: these things will torture her, She will see yourself\u2014her pride and flower\u2014no ony er the centre of admiration amon o dazzliig throngs of fashion, bu wearing out your days in poverty and seciusion, without à chance of such a suitor as she might of old have reasonably expected ; some doctor or curate, or gent.eman-farmer at the best will necessarily fall to your lot;.abe will see Jenny\u201d \u2014\u2014 \u201cSpare me!\u201d cried Kate imploringly.\u201cDo you suppose I do not foresee these things as well as you\u2014that- they are not rought bome to me here?\u201d and she Pressed ber hand passionately to her \u201cThat may be so.*\u2019 continued the other calmly.\u2018*But what you evidently do noi see is the reverse of the picture; the change that is in your power to effect by the utterance of a single monosyll- le.It is not as if you were asked to sacrifice yourself \u2014 as many girls are called upon tu do\u2014at the shrine of memmon ; you are not selling yourself to some miserable old mau, who has only his gold to recommend him, and who has forgotten, if he ever knew, what loveis.Mr.\"rot À is a man in every way estimable, and who\u2014as you cannot but be aware-i8 passionat oF attached to ou.You will m him the appiest men; and in_ tim for hose oe a grow, my dear Kate; the ection of Ss for a lover fai » thing about is not to be compared with the esteem and affection born of the duration of a husband\u2014} say, in time he will make you the Dap ièst of women.Of course you don hink so now.\u201d Kate had turned very pale.and sank down rather than Loue If fu an armchair.\u201cIt i difficult for a young girl to listen to the voice of experience in such a matter, That is why I preferred in the first ace 10 spon of the material aspects of 8 .qubstion;, a consideration of which must surely needs carry conviction.In accepting this gentleman you will confer inestimable advan s upon your \u2018family, to benefit whom he is onl seek: Ing for such an excuse; ore t= méan mere mean gift hs prhatorer he may Ho I or Kate ander such ny £ st pivosid feel à Tel 8 jhe may opens i be upon his de, He has opportuni.ties-\u2014golden ones-of utting ngs in a: fathers vag, without any cost to Loman Whatover 1 thin! these should be ron argu fal fon B20 embarrasene men 4 ore tion of yo HE fs the wie br.gro aid it was a fooVs errand.\u201d |} he will never be convineed out à personal ly Wtaments of fons Ea indice a, ur.B à matter 80 im portant; u I 1 adjure you to 0 lay them tr heart.embar, y e the only those you \"love can look for assigten J I mean, of course, for permanent as- added Mrs.Campden, while a tinge of celor deepened the extremit: of her nase.\u201cIt is not a8 if vou had sls to whom a similar chance might offer f.Your parents have only another burden in poor dear Jonny; who must always bea souroe to them of expense, ety.Ti ualy.for Go fe of} ti ate im 0 .ow o Je a had be the n wy Pot the opening of the door, and she was quite unaware that herd herself had entered the room.she stood, white and wan as a magnificent eyes fixed rl Saad, with an expression.of o not be dt rossed for me, Kitty,\u201d paid she, with exquisite softness.in the clear, incisive toues that wero habitual to her, she added: you, Mra Campden, I should indeed be uy yond ou family circle should be troubled upon That I should alwaya\u2014so 1 live\u2014be a source of pui it, hag been, I am afraid, decree Fate: but as to my being\u2019 8, rene in that Lo rene vour apprehensions how can you ever be a * exclaimed Kitty reproach.\u201c n the manner that Mrs, ar has pointed out, ood sense, and without that foolish astidiousness that would ple ailent upon such a matter, laid r finger upon our weakest namely, the expense which an invalid like myself must necessarily be to my father and mother, Jee ave no longer in a position Lo ry it.Whether on pleasure bent or business, home Jake on every trip a botue sa Syrup acts effectuaily o on the Kidneys, ni and parer poadaches by all leading dra druxals The statistics for 1890 fer tho Pasteur Institute show that 1540 patients were treated.for the past five years shows fd .08 per gent, of deaths.on have tried and wera re pleased with whey stimulate the liver, prove the complexion, No wealth is useful, save to him who can put it to à good use.Derangement the Liver, with constipa- Hop.Injures the com plexio hiloh's Cough and Consum, sold by me on a guarantee.oGale, Montreal.pt Sons, BEST, wm, fmmonis a, Lim pop O or shy Sojurings Regulates the BStornech,.Liver and 'Bowels unlocks the Secretiong, Purifiesthe à Blood and removes all ire 2 puritics from a Pimplo te the worst.Scrofulous Sore, DYSPEPSIA.BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION, HEADACH ACHE SALT RHEUM.SCROFULA., HEART BURN.SOUR STOMACH DIZZINESS.DROPSY RHEU/A = EOPLE'S \u201470 THE- iy In Tourist Sleeping Oars, FEBRUARY 17, 1 MAR.2, 16 and 30, S APRIL 13nd 27, 2 PARTIOULAR ATTENTION paid to applisations received by any CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENT, MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES: 2 sy.J STREE) Gill), 08 83.JANE TREE Corie Bi Huvvrah! 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1768 & 1757 NOTRE DAME ST.i GO0K'S COTTON ROOT 2 COMPOUND.ST.LAWRENCE DIVISION All those favorable to the candidature of À.W.Morris for the above division will meet for organization at 80 St.Lawrence Main Street, on MONDAY, February 3 Coons THD, take no substitute; or 1.7 d 4 ¢ sage Stan 8th, at 8 p.m.303, 0, ant tte on a Se .Tita Si her i 2e La stamp, wg $1.00 EUREKA 20 ul Lo alo by A, MoGele, 2133 Maisa PS wad de Wholaaleand, i \u201c\u201cCastoria se wil adapted tochiliren thas Ancuex, Oxford St, Hrocidyn, M.Y.i.Who Wikis sar reach.for infants and Children.a a At a Maoting ot che Young Livers Clu» win _ Mtectors\u2014Bt.Lawrence Lirislon Bi .= Unsettiod Matter.The Liverals Have \u201cdecided on Col.Frank Bond as their standard-bearer tn Bt.Antoine Division, but in 8t.Lawrence Division matters.are still in suspense, the gentleman whe was tendered the nomination, Mr.- Robert Reld, having positively refused to be a candidate.A number of the electors of Bt.- Antoine Division met the young Liberal - Club-at the Natural Bistory rooms on Satur- - day evening -to talk over the affairs of the ronstiluenez.Mrs.J.P.B.Casgrain, presi- \u201cdent of the lab, ocgupied the chuir.Among the gentlem resent were Hon.J.ard, .rrr Cu W.1 Rut ertord, B.o .Co bin, Robert inghs r.Guerin, T.Pit Carrol iL Byan ames Cochrane, Marr gDougall, Robert beu South, ds M.ir, Ww.Stepliens, Ir.A.mith, HH.Curtis, U.R.sp sholm, George.alconer, Alex.Falconer, A, Weir, E wiey, P.A, Duffy nor Halley.The + - Yiscuesion x dv A Ar candida was oat amicable, but the proceedings were considerably golivened by Mr.W.A Weir who ap bpeared with & voluminous motion which attempted to spring upon the meeting.Mr.Weir fought hard, but was oveniually ut down, an & great iau h was caused by the discovery that Mr.Weir was not even 8 member of the Young Liberal Club.Mr.Casgrain called the mesting to order and asked for the report of the committee appointed to test the feeling of the electurs\u2019 of 8t.Lawrepfe Division.The Inemvors of the commitiæe.Messrs.Marri- Langan and Uofiey all stated that Er \u2018Robert Reid was fhe man everybody thought could carry the Liberai banner victorious to the This announcement was received with loud a, applause by the \u201cmeeting, when Mr.arose and quietly but positivelr ref the nomination, for prudential reasons, ga Lia stat ted.This was not at first accepted Dingham rg argod r.Reid to reconsider his decision, but without effect.Mr.Reid expressed his determination not to run in such terms that the meeting could not but acquiesce.Then came the question of who Was the next best man, among them James Strachan, Wm.Strachan, J.M.M.Duff, George \u201cBishop and ©.R.Chishoim.The first named gentieman, however, appeared to have the voice of the meeting.lle AN INFORMAL DISCUSSION was going on regarding this the president announced that he would hear the St, Antoine Ward committee, As à member of the committee, Mr.Casgraln announced that he had seen many prominent Liberals In the constituency and they all agreed chat Col.Frank Bond was the man for them.Robert Reid proposed and Hon, J.K.Ward seconded that Col, Frank Bond be asked to accept the candidature of St Antoine division.This was carried unanimously,and a commit composed of Rovert Reid, Hon.J.K.War ard, J.Coghlin, J.P.B.Casgraln and Dr.Guerin will wait upon Col.nd to-day.Everything was now going along nicely when the harmony of \u2018the nieeting wus disturbed by Mr.W.A, Weir.This gentleman had come armed with a lengthy type written motion, which he wanted the meeting to approve of.Briefiy the motion was to the effect that while the Young Liberal Club considered as aritrary and unconstitutional the late action oi Lieutenant-Guvernor Angers, etill it desired to express its entire disapproval of the corrupt methods of Hon.Mr.Mercier, and some of the members of the late Government.Here was something that the members present had evidently not been \" expecting.Mr.Weir started to back yp his motion with a speach.He began: \u201cThe position of the Liberal party in the province of Quebac and the Dominion of Canada has been put in great pert by the conduct of some of our leaders,\u201d This was as far as Mr, Weir got.Mr.£, Haliey: \"Mr.President, I rise to a point of order.This meeting 18 a special meeting calied to consider the selection of candidates.Mr, Weir bas no right to bring euch a Jaotion up h CITES \u201cMr Weir: \u201cRoad the notice calling the Mr.Halley: \u201cRead the minutes of the he pecretary e xplained that the electors : or St.Antolue Division had been onlled to meet The Young Liveral Ciub to taik over the selection of a candidate tor that constituency Mur.Arthur Smith: \u201cThis object has been fuitilled by the report of the committee.it due now in order to bring such a motion for- Ur.Robert Reid: \u2018The business of the meeting is not yet completed,\u201d Mr, Halley: \u201cNo man has à right to introduce anything in a special meeting without the permission of the house,\u201d Mr.Weir; I hold that this motion has reterence tô the special work of the evening.We aro selecting candidates and it is tm- portant, that our platform should be put on record.\u201d Mr.Carrol Ryan: \u201cMr.Weir can give \u201c notiee that he will bring the motion up at the next meeting, and there can then be a full attendance o the Young Liberal Club to discuss it.\u201d Mr.Weir: \u201cI insist that the status of this meeting be established by the reading ol the minutes.\u201d The secretary read the minutes of the last \u2018meeting, showing that the.present Was an adjourned meeting to receiv '.THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTER.After further.discussion Mr.Caagrain led Mr, Weir's motion not in order at time.Mr.Weir appealed from the Pain and then Dr.Guerin startled the meeting and evidently surprised Mr.Weir by Staiog that the latter was not a ember of the Yi oung Li Liberal Olubatail \u2018à do n police Mr.r's name on the list,\u201d sad Dr.Guerin, and he, therefore, has not a right Lo vote, let alono bring forward a motion, \u201d \u201cbe, Su rip: \u2018That was a preliminary meeting.The members who proposed in the Clib were asked to sign Pere Yo, oir did not tulgn the roll,\u201d Mr.Weir: *Idid no ot see any roll.\u201d \u2026.Dr.Guerin (oontinuing).here was no Young Liberal Club tiki the constitution and by-laws wore .Weir's name is not on the roll and he is therefore not a member of the Club.\u201d Mr.Reid; \u2018Please let this pass and go on with the business of the meating.\u201d - mir AW.Smith: There can be nothing portaut than an expression of the don ol Si the Club on the situation, The opin should not wait an hour longer befors it takes a stand.\u201d ar.Bold: \u201cThis 18 8 mee not of the ou ! but of the electors, The chairman has alreéwdy decided that the motion is not in of oe Welr : \u201cL see that there of she the prese ress in the meeting.Are members alley garb: \u201cThat 18 why yo 2 wars Ks Faesire to be protected from thé insults o! the gentieman on {he bac back benches, \u2018There are members of the press here and it will do infinite harm if the information goes out to the worid that the Young Liberal Ciup has voted down a motion like tila.\u201d Members in different parts of the halt were now attempting to spesk all at once, when Mr.Cusgrain called out: \u201cAll disgus- sion is out of urder, proceed with the busi- nour.Wetr: \u201cI apveal.Take a vote on my appeal.\u2019 Caimer counsels prevailed, Mr, Weir withdrew bis appeal however, and Mr.A.W.Smith moved that before con- sidering the nomination of candidates the firat.| Her of the Club on a pinttorm be pate: \u201cHas & platform been satab- shed?His ghoulg be My.to business\u2019; cries .of \u201che: .ne boar) hear Bond \"hiss - accepted: ti in ollrad Fol an a Pre vy a oan: Colonel Bond to-day.de bouge be guierres once, oom mittee rooms engaged, and ; all rations made for the fight.\u201cI am ns going Lo do { the best I on remarked és re rt INDIGNANT, 4 ALDERMEN, They Find the Osucus Meetllng Adjourned Till the Atternoon\u2014A Letter From Mayor MoShape, There were several indignant sidermen around the corridors of the City Hall this roiling.Bome had come (rom tho extreme ends of the olty.and others left their busi- Doss to attend tbe adjourned caucus he City Council only to find that thoy bad been fooled by the meet- lng being again postponed until this ternonn.bole openly nasser t there must be a nigger on the fence, while Ald.Stevenson, who bad broken another engagement, denounced the affair b saying \u201cit was & perfect farce.\u201d Al Germain who came all the way from Bt Jean Baptiste Ward, thought it was too bad to bring people Bu à distance in etormy weather for nothinæ.Aid.Tansey was not pleased at being brouaht from St.Gabriel Ward when he could have been otherwise employeu.- The others sald pothing,b ou thought a good deaL The Acting-M ayor, Al Griffin, who called the meeting did so as > was of the opinion that the inaugural ceremonies wuuld come oft this afternoon.Mince then, however, the inauguration ceremonials have beon pust- poned until next Monday or Tuesday to allow of His Worship being present to deliver his address.So a number of aldermen got together this puoroing and deoided thac there was no use of spending atl day in the oity Hali and the beat hing they thought could be done, was not to meet until the afternoon when the regular montbly meeting would be hela and then they could go on with the ap- intment of an Acting-Mayor and the ormation of the several committeéa Ald, Shorey's resignation will also be submitted and if accepted, nominations will take place on the 16th inst, and if there be an oppo sition the elections will be held on the 2 inst.1rthere be no opposition Ald.Rol land will be able to tuke his seat next week, Iv 18 feared that some of those.who are op- to Mr.Rolland\u2019s return will, when Ald.Shorey\u2019s resignation comes up.ca \u2018\u2019next meeting,\u201d instead of accepting it, cat send it back Lo a future meeting All the new members have takon the oath, except Ald.James, who must do so before he can take his seat this afternoon.the caucus Mr.Gosselin, Assistant At City Olerk read the following communication from His Worsaip the Mavor: To the Aldermen of the City Council: © GENTLEMEN, \u2014 1 regret that, owing 10 Wines, and following the impossible for me Lo to-day's meeting 0 ot Gouncll and to deliver the inaugural addr must, nevertheless, express to you my sincere thanks for your kindness to \u2018wards me in postponing the Inauguration meeting until Monday .next.It a mark of esteem which I ly appreciate, and which 1 will certainly never forget.1 transmit to you herewith the resignation of Ald, Shorey, as a resentative of 8t.Antoine Ward for the Council to take such action as may be deemed advisable under the circumstances.Fours very | truly, AMES MCSHANE, M THE ROYAL COMMISSION.Hon.Mr.Mercier Asks the Provincial Becretary tor Copies of Reports, Hon.Mr.Mercier has addressed the following letter to the Provincial Secretary: MONTREAL, February 6, 1892.Quoc Honorable Secretary of the Province of S1r,\u2014There 13 a rumor here,and I believe there 1s some fuundation for Jothat 3 Jou received this morning,re Royal Commission, Baie des Chaleurs affair, two reports of the Cominissioners, one signed b, Judges Baby and Davidson, the otker signed by Judge Jétte, president of the Commission.such ls the \u2018case, please send me, without delay, copies of Lhese repo) 1 suppose you have no doubt as to my right to obtain these coples.ras I have the honor, etc, (Bigned) HONORE MNRCIER, An Objection Lodged.In the matter of the firm of Radford Bros.» Messrs.Greenshields and Latiamme, acting in behalf of of ninety per cent.of the creators, appeared before Judge Pagnueio this morning and asked that the curator be authorized 10 turn the estate over to the Bank of Toronto on its payin a dividend of 21 cents on the dollar 0.the other creditors.The total ilabilittes of the insolvents are abolit $120,000, of which $70,000 18 due to the Bank of Toronto.Messrs.Lafleur and Halton oblected to the granting of this order in benalf of Patterson & Cu., of London, and of two other creditors, They allegod that the Bank of Toronto holds eoliateral security to the amount of about $30,000, which was illegally transferred to it, and they are going to take action to recover their share on these securities, The matter was continued untit Thursday next, PERSONAL.Assistant Chief Beckingham resumed his duties this morning Hoo.G.A Kirkpatrick M.P., of Kingston, 1s at the Wind: ge ws cie the Mayor was somewhat better morning, although se little feverish.eh Arthur Atkinson, of Winnipeg, Jas Introduced on *Change at the Board ot Trade to-day.urtele returned yesterday from ve ae vire he had been sitting in the Co M ont: Governor and Mrs.Schultz, of Manitoba, arrived In town on Saturday and were driven to the Windsor.Mr.James Henderson, student at McGill, who has been lying at the Genera! Hospital in danger ot death from typhoid fever, 18 convale: escent, Mr.H arey Stewart, of Messrs, James Stewart & Co.met with a pa tnful accident on Saturday.He tell on the stdewalk, twisting his ankle, and is laid Col.Ouimet, Minister of Public Works.has decided to rent a furnished house 1h Ottawa, and D to entertain considerably during the on.Mr.W.Gordon Cummings, nephew of the unsuccessful appellant in the late baccarat case, left by the Centra Vermont train for New York last evening en route to England, Mr.O.H.Mackintosh, M.P, for Ottawa, left on sunday to for England on electrical business as well oat a mining enterprise.He has not resigned = seat In Parliament, D.Taunton, of the local staff of the \u201cHerald \u201c has severed his connection with that paper, and ieft to-day for Charlottetown, P.E.1, \u2018where he will edit the \u2018Morning Guardian.\u201d Mr.Edward Major and wife returnéd home this morning.Mr, Major has been enjoying a Jour in the Southern States, where he has spe honeymoon.He returns in the best of neath \u2018and spirits, Rev.J.Quinlivan delivered his first Sermon, as Postor tor of 8t.Patrick's Church yesterday at High ass.Much of the sermon Was Qevored to the ies of the late Father Dowd, whom he AL ve A Geo.W.Stephens Ja going out to Hunting.dont 0-1morrow morning to further his candidature tor tho Quebec Legisisture.He holds a meeting In Moir's Hall In the afternoon at whioh Dr.Cameron has been invited to attend, Dr.George Dawson will meet old à he represents Canada on the Bonrine Sen Sea rofessurs when Commission.Fro.am and Menden- who Topresent thé aies States, À have often hall, wi visited Canada to attend conventions of a assoclations.At the morning service In.Taylor Preshyterian Church it was announced thal Mev.bos.Bennett, who has beep seriously iil for sone time past.Was Dow considered out of of danger and it was oped that in the course of o, Vers weeks he would be al ple Lo resume his pastoral duties.Mr.W.v.R Fish, onu of t the leading) buntnese nien ot Pri N.the Council of at Sourishing \u201ctown, 15 ir} the oot He that the Saskatehe rapidly wan @isirict 18 ra; the country 18 v us.Mr.Fish Is an old Montreai boy, and NS educated at the High School, Le parit paved in the suppression of the North- West robelilon r in Boulton's Horse, e, bogus known | in \u2018oe N ne West field force Braves from Birtie.\u201d rate, but buyers, raring eral terms than those a fine thelr purchases to immediate in store on Saturday last showed an increase f pa when compared with the day of the week previous, an barrels when comp Canada short, eut mess bb.ican.yalcion.#.it wilt Poneral body of ne @ as yet appear prepared to e purc w a strong belief that the foreign outlet must soon ral for tho bes Th Walnuts and meee are a are at 1:23¢c to 140; Tarragonas are at 12 choice amber, 421gc to son ame Goods.are steady derate demand at from $1 10 $1 10 as vi gual.- 100ks 28 thoug would LS to be shaded, as canners are het considerable ¢ stocke and | have Pat the same hoi on quantity 0 of spies ent Sent OV over means a Strong one.top grades of CrORmOrY, AD felt tail along down me lat.At the close receipts | which tends to check mu mary market to here, notwithstanding the sert were on the basis of last week\u2019s prices at n and cost a trifie over 32c laid down, and the pr \u2018ce settled on Tuesday to 32¢, though some a rant a 3 Higher quatation.State: a 1y and working out when: really fancy c, but under grades slow and easier.Summer and autumn made State dairy has very slow and weaker to sell, hough holders of fancy dairies ask about late prices an: dig- d to sales.Imitai on creamery Jule Fresh factory has ruled dull all the week.Strictly extras are not plent sad held about as botore, but under es cou obtained on better terms.Rolis held stea } fon prime and a shade easter, The market continues outside price for pots, The following were te receipts poétoa on Change.\"THE WEATHER.with to} 1.00 & m.-\u2014Probaviicies for the cet cr sente much chan MANOE-81, 170.NOTRE DAME-1840, 1636.CADIEDX 145.- FOBTEFICATION-S0, 5, 8», 2, How ons focond Hana He , sleanlnt.Write or Aig Health Journal.oF pus wd Mie déve song nt, rs ou, No, ee pente ef, ; 1 PARKING-AY A \"=\" grecs, Dotraity UL U.8 daughter\u201d .BEAN 3 pdermn ofa da caler.Sad tna, tingtord Rectory, South Zorra, Krups ¢ 4, tho wife of Rev.E.J.s MARRIAGES ha Sianops.Faia Palace, C.T cane Einia 8, Gross: nis aarest.bou of chin is a.February 8, Charies HADRILL the pov, 8, Jobs Charen, Serie The E.Guighter Sul, George igbam; Ene or EVARE-QA At Toron Myvi 8, G LI BOGERT_AC tam 4, Mis Bruce aimon Hii to Mabel Fears Boge BAYWARD-COLLINE On the oth ny at no the reside; Mr.as Hoc 127 Duke aureet, by tae Ven, Archdeacon Evans, William John Hayward to Rose, nd rof Mr.Franc: owery, Now Malden, Surrey, Eng.CŒnglish papers please copy.) MoCONNACHIE-ADAIR\u2014At Moosomin, N.W.TT.January 27, Mr, Peter À.McConnachie to Clara C.Adair, PEACOCK-LAFAIELLE-At Hamlton, February G.W.Pe Mary Ann Lataielle.nOVENSTENGRL-WO HOUBE\u2014AL Buftaio.N Y., February 2, W.R.Rosenstongel Lo Elmaveth dodhouse.DEATES BERTRAND\u2014OB the 7 7th Februar?1899, Paul Bertrand, aged 6 - Funer al pui leave his Jate restdence, Na 43 on esday, at 7 & Im.30 Notre Dame Chureh, thence to Cote des Nelgos Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respecifully tavice ted, to attend.CURRAN-\u2014At Co Hi P, anuary Annie Peacock, ¥.ile of Jo tan in the odin year ol der age.COREY\u2014At Aldershot, February 4, Phmbe Corey, in the\u2019 88th Tour or hor age.CAMPBELL\u2014At Lachu are, Mile, Que on .on the 4th instant, February alliser, dearly beloved wife of Eller ¢ Campbell, aged 40 years.(New York and Bt.Paul papers please copy.) EDGAR \u2014 At Huntington, Que., January 30, rl Edgar, aged 4 PIERERLLER AC agora.ont.January 12, dam Fierheller, aged 79 years and 8 months: GREGORY At Lindsay, February 2, Edmund Gregory.G ODERHAM- ALT Toronto.3rd February, Muriel rene, daughte H.Gooderham, in ber 11th year, HAMILTON\u2014At Havelock, ques January 29, George Hamilton, aged 65 y Tone.EENT\u2014At 73 Richmond street, Februery 7, Reginald Burridge Mills, infant son of Jad.H.ent, aged 8) months.MACDONALI\u2014In this city, on Sunday, the 7th instant, Mrs.fsabel Macdonald (late of River Beauaatio) Fuveral will leave her nlece's residence, 1837 Ontario street, on Tuesday, pen stant, at 2.30 p.mn.Friends and ac- qua.ntances are respecttully invited to attend.LA W\u2014At Croydon, England, January 21, Helen Anne Law (8 {ster Mary Walburga), daughter of the late Honorable william Towrey Law, in the .59th year of her age, MoLEAN\u2014At ToronLo February 2, Duart Mere- gti son son of A.D, Mclean, aged 10 months and NEWSTED_AL Burke, N.Y., January 20, Wil- iam Newsted, in his 86th year.; ROBERTS \u2014 At Toronto, PabpuAry 3 2, Barab berts, aged 73 years.ROTHERY Die in the city, sun lostant, amuel othe! on Monday, February 8, alt 2 o'clock.and acquaintances respeotiuliy invited to hr (Liverpool and London, Eng.papers please copy.) BTEWART\u2014AU Grenville, P, Q, January 27, Andrew Stewart, in the 83rd me of his age.STIRRAT-\u2014At Dundee, Que.February 1, Jane glerenss widow of the late ation Stirrat, aged STALKER\u2014At Port Lewis, Que, \u2018February 2 John Statker, aged 82 y STEWART-\u2014At Toronto, Fobra 2, T.B.Phil- lps Stewart, in his 27h ye TIGHE\u2014At Rawdon, Que., ry 22, aged 768 years, Aljoe Bagnall, iow of Edward Tigh2.TURNER- AS Burke, M.Y.oa January 20, Joseph B.Turner, in his 82nd yea! TRACY\u2014Of consumption.at Alkin, South Carolina, on Sunday, the 7th instant, Meta Brown, formerly of Mon M beloved wife of Dr.Thomas Tracy, Spring WRIGHT-At Toront February, Jemi - Birignt.widow of the late William Wright, WARDEN\u2014At Godmanchester, Que February 3, James Warden, aged 3 WILSON At St, nar Que January 19, \u2018 Janey MoLaughlin, wite of Francia Wilson, aged 4 ye ERBUNAL- DETECTIVES OF THE MOST RE- Li par ter are furnished b the © nadian kcret Bervice.T mple B Builds vol T pecial Bost: of this om the whole Dominion and are t rovincisl Government to Detective wore.Reference e fe & Banks, Qorporations and Hotels of : his city, John A.Grose, Supt.Commercial Branch.Blas H arpenter, Yui Criminal Brangh, Py iad dase OF ALL KINDS F FOR an nto! Balls and Masquer: torent.&t, Lawrence street.Yor ian Patton ne Dresser attached to this establishment.Telephone X608.- Prin ta cine ONLY ELECTRICAL APPLI TO! ances in Canada having absorbent qualities.f.Baer's Belt can be Sora ay and bight, it needs te be removed w lists, eto., free.4 Beaver Hall Hil ERSONAL \u2014 DID YOU SRE WHAT THE * Herald\u201d aaid about the wonderful money akvr Sa turds ay ood Monday?But what a roast the asetto\u201d gs \u201cHerald'' this morning, e have sfew maciiues red 4.20 dozen, BY na 60 Cente.American Novelty ., 91 Temple Buildings.Tele- hone 3147.321 RSC ONAL LIF THE PARTY 5 WHO GOT TWO robation in August last à ALE » ON à; them Le artin'e, 1797 Notre Dame will tetes them to Mrs.street, will oblige the own ME À = RENDT ETON (LA ATELT a.Ak please call at the Dominion 1led ce atonce Any one knowin, f his whereabouts will confer a favor by commu of ss with the abovs company.125 Vitre st.Nore TOOTHACHE lJawSèws STOP IT.Pull directions, 15c a bottle.1btitf BE SURE TO call and try » Photo taken by our Klectrio Ligh Open every Evening 21) 11 o'olook.G.C.ARLESS & CO, 281 8t James street, Next H.& N.F.Hamilton's Store, 8sgt \u201ca Attend -THB\u2014 GREAT FIRE SALE 815, 000 worth \u2014OF\u2014 3007S, SHOES AND RUBBERS Damaged by Fire.Water and Smoke to be sold, regardless of cost, to make room for repairs of store and for Spring stook.The Burning Boot, 110 MeGILL STREET.C.PARKER, Prop.DYEING 0 (LEANING of Gents Suits snd Overcoat, cate.Ladies Piasho HH blend Fun: vai neh on, 0 Cover Bh \" Dinask Corpeta, Ed apo hg wear- mans use and ne Boudshoid goods done.in a manner 8112 - superior | MONTREAL STEAM-DYE WORKS, OFFICES: 600 Craig uid 321 Main Street, oo SEA Dew: CARDQLIOC y resom.For sale dy + preprced bx ÿ $ 8.CARSLEYS COLUMN.Clring is! Winter Goods red at Clearing to make room for the de- rices, Be of of Spring Novelties.REMNANTS REMNANTS In all departments, at special prices.MANTLES A BARGAIN Ladies\u2019 Tweed Ulsgers.Cheapest line in the Oity.Ladies\u2019 Tweed Ulsters .Bost value ever offered.8.CARSLEY.MANTLES / HALF PRICE SALE of Ladies\u2019 Cloth Walking Coats still going on.ONLY A FEW LEFT.All desiring a cheap and serviceable garment should buy at ones, as there are only a few left, but there still remains & varioty of colors te select from.WATERPROOF CLOAKS At Specially Reduced Prices.BLANKET COATS Ladies' Blanket Coats reduced to GB, really worth $15.00 s.CARBLEY.DRESS FABRICS.CONBIGNMENT OF COSTUME TWEEDS.We have just put into stock a shipment of New Beason\u2019 's Costume Tweeds in all desirable shades and desigrs.COMBINATION \"ROBES.A large sssor*tnent of these goods in winter fabries to be sold at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Still a lot of those Tweed Effect Dress Fabrics, which we are clearing Salish Fabrics for dresses, 12) Plain Costume Cloths, 830 Cheviot and Pemberton Sergos Reduced Box and Broad Cloths Reduced All Winter Fabrics Reduced.8S.CARSLEY.KNITTED GOODS STILL CONTINUING .The reductions of from 10 to 50 per cent.are still being continued, THEY MUST GO In order to give space to the spring Goods which will be here shortly.Children\u2019s Caps and Hoods.10a Ladies\u2019 Wool foods, 26c and 85c.Infants\u2019 Sets\u2019 of M 4 Colla?and Oap dor me as 8.CARSLEY.YL ir ; i that sme : =, ER es a5 off uth {ria EP, ons.| 4 © y Blends conve: bed Len Et és well 63 in business, the toi a «' Pass WHY?\" seh ot 3 app ee Poiana nl vor cles à sai lwriber sionetne, to cuits oil JOHN one & oo.New Sook a x al = glotha 2 Ola BE et ol ain & ina, gi fs Costume ory weok sdds nome- sa new in this line of Dress is a, Double Nev hi Mad eds From ER per yard.; Now Colored à Bedford Corés, all wool and double > igh or » Xe rf for args ne Te Goods, Prices from 160 Fano Striped Dress Goods Prices from 10c = dy.Bhodd Kiss ea po 1 NOT THERE! {hess of the fret class.The fe) pre barwids, Phosiroms oyun c por yard hotte à m 750 per Fi ovat api BRS IAA A TR SPECIAL LINES OF NEW GOODS Neo All-Wool Ohalii she fines \u201cabove in the trade.Ladies, call Wand dou te this Tot AV once and secure ihe 010s.an oul French Flannels, and a designs.A very enoice vi ° \"select New Paris Dress Pat veno two patterns ajike.Al RL latex: hovel Hos to select from.Prices from 88.50 pe: New Blac] k AUL-Woul Honrlotta \u201ces py ali offer xt value \u201ca all lines 48 inohes .from Oc per yard.Now Black French Cashmere, double width, from 200 per yard.New Black Broshe Dress Goods, from 800 per , New Black Bedford Cords: prices from 850 pet Far New Black Dress Goods, from 150 per yard JOHN MURPHY & 00, 1781 & 1783 Notre Dame Street, And 105, 107, 10D and 111 St.Petorst.JAMES À De & SONS | NEW GOODS.MORE PRINTS.MORE SATEENS, On Friday we had another ship- they\u201d coms in.The Reason.\u2014All onr Printsand Printed Satrens ! FURTHER ARRIVALS Received to- day, another large con- sighment of Sateens in various qualities.The Ohoicest Franck Productions The Choicest English Produstions In every Color and Design PRINTED CAMBRICS Latest Designs Latest Colorings Numbers to select from PRINTED LAWNS In endless variety of Patterns Hoyles and other celebrated makes of English waabing Prints just received.8.CARSLEY.EMBROIDERIES ; SPRING STOCK Of Embroideries has just arrived; it consists.of 8 most magnificent variety of Embroidered Lawn Flouncings Embroidered Muslin Flouncings Embroidered Cambric Flounciags Hemstitched Borders Choice Floral Designs , Choice Fancy Designs In fact patterns of every description that will be found to suit ail tastes.LATEST NOVELTY Black Muslin erabroidered in colors S.CARSLEY.Flannelettes.JUST PUT TO BTOCK.Several hundred pieces of Flannel- ettes, which will be sold at EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICES Plain Oolored Flannelettes Striped Flaunnelettes Plaid Flannelettes A NEW LINE Of Colored Moleton Cloths for Ladies\u2019 Skirts, eto.Printed Osshmere Flannels, 450 All-Wool Cashmere Flannels, 450 Printed Cashmere Flannels, 450 In All Patterns.8.CARBLEY.HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.Children\u2019 9 Winter Underwear Ohildren 8 rs Comoe Baits, 500 Ladies\u2019 Winter Underwear At reduced pr Ladies\u2019 English Ribbod VW Wool Veiits, Ladies\u201d Health Ribbed Wool Vesta, | 42 cent 5 .r.J \"Ya 8 Sani ol ndarclothing Children, 8 ! hei ool B Hose, 180 Ladies\u2019 Heavy og! Hose, 186 Heavy Cashmere\u2019 Overstockings at reduced p prices S.CARSLEY, 1765, 1%07, 1769, 1471, 1918, 1776, 207%, 2770 © Norns Dak Bema, : oka, Satpens aro oF 1802 Designs, and are SALE PRICES, Hew Prints, fast colors, at 60,%,8¢,% & 10c p.yd New Satesns, 25¢ Goods for.18p.yd New Bateans, 350 Goods for.Sop pd PRINTED CHALLIES, Bhipment of Eee \u2018Wool Challies, all the Latest D ail pertetly Fast Colors, at alana, per yar Printed Challies.A handsome lot of Printed Cotton :.Chaltios at 134\u20ac per yard.ALL NEW DESIGNS © ALL FAST OOLORS ALL FRESH GOODS For new god st lish Prints and Sateens, find an excellent assortment, té we shall be most happy to show our TaLges.INSRECTION INVITED, Dressmaking.First.class Dresam on the premises.Fit and Workmanship guaranteed.\u201d Orders promptly and Tully executed.The Family Linen and Drapery Hom; * 203 TO 20J ST.ANTOINE ' 144 TO 150 MOUNTAIN se.Telephone 8225, Branoh\u2014£.Oatherine 8 = elephone 3; VALUES CASH:OR CREDIT Don't expect such money\u2019s worth * all the time as we are giving now in Carpets and Broken Seta of Furniture.We osn\u2019tdoit.The present -is just, after stooktaking time, and don\u2019t want, that you can have for less tlian the cost to us.That's the situation as-it stands to-day.Prudent housekeepers are being largely benefited by these values, and homes that wanted something to make \u2018them mioré home-like end beautiful, no longer remain without - dt.\"We'rp glad.of that, because it's \u201cpart of oùr-plan.We aim as no other store does to \u201chave éveryhomé comfortable and beautiful \u201cFou-more- VW AT CASH PRICES.[à METROPOLITAN MPG i, | Prints & Sateens.ment 9 Sefeens, and we Lt dom neerly as fast as + a JAMES A.\"OGILVY & SONS, .we find that there ate meny lines wo this ray.sad to help GIVE CREDIT CALL AT WILLIS & COS, 1824 Notro Dame Street (Mesr Mol Btseat), MONTREAL.\u2014AND\u2014 SEE and HEAR \u201cPIANOS \u2014ANTS\u2014 BELL ORGANS This sole distributing office for Oentral Osnads keeps o full assors- ment in 200 styles and in rare natural woods to suit any parlor or furnitare.you cannot aall, write and have mailed tres to your address our mort valuable and magnificont descriptive catalogue\u2014s perfect work of art in itself, and containing the opinions of the leading musical profession of both provinces of Canada.mia Tuning and Repaire done in an artistic manner atredsonable rates; also\u2019 Tuning by the year.3819 Baw oloial Ronse PHILLIPS SO.| CAMADLAY ENPONITX 1 Dry Goods Carpets, and UPHOLSTERING GOODS.Furniture, - Books and Stationery, China, | Glassware, Bric-a-Brac Ladies\u2019 and \u201c| Children's Boots 3 Shoes Boys and Youths Ready-Made Clothing) Silverware and Kitchen Utensils.A0 DROIT nal Cement.Dorainion Bxpesse, ; 74 Announcement.CONTINUATION Salo of Great Bargais RESULT-OF STOCK TAKING EVERAL thousand dollars worth of Goods must be cléarédeduring this week at a great sacrifice, before the opening up of NEW GOODS.Mantles, Jackets, Shawls Toads, Dress Good, Sill, Be Beret oy Linens, Blankets, Flannels, Hosiry, Gloves, Bie, Etc pou arte pre at HENRY & HE, HAMILTON Victoria Square, Montreal 4 E-HAMRTOFS rss.ceived.where, 2042 \u201cNEW PRINIS At Carsley\" Bros.\u2019 On ST, CATHERINE ST.Es UR first shipment of English Prints and Bateens just re- Ladies will find it to their advantage to look through our oholée lots before purchasing else- Splendid lines at 8c & 100 per yd.Carsley Bros.West End, 1575 Enst Had, On, ST.CATHERINE STREET.Ladie Feit goods lens Pri agtl 32¢ \u2018SPECIAL LINES! DRESSING GOWNS, LOUNGING COATS, .At Special Discounts! JOHN AITKEN & CO, 1757-Notre Dame street.LADIES' WRAPPERS, from 85.00; 3 to be sold at Hare BOYS\u2019 SUITS and OVEBOOATS ail much reduced, being recet .OARDIGAN JACKETS, mixing the Parties w! States, moh atten: Mont: MUFFLERS, WINTER GLOVES, &o., uary, \u201892.Ouod td ah to resid omissions in the WALL PAPER decorations.Over 300 Biles bave arrived since Int Jan-.SKATING BOOTS SER THEM.Men's Skating Boots.made especially for skating, inced down to the toe, and hand made, 82.SRE THEM.Cris SS of Calf Skating Boet: 62.25 an Men\u2019s good strong Skating Boots, $1.50.Fine Gost Skating lined), Heels guaranteed, only $1.50.MOCCASINS.Beots (warm and al} Wintsr Goods, at ridicue os, te clear out.W.R.THOMPSON 100-\u2014-MoGill street\u2014t00 Directly opposite St.Ana's Market.Hints to Landlords | RENTING HOUSES Make sure that the inserior is Snished ox with sopie of the new lines in WALL PAPERS ved by us for spring 1802.Much firs} impressions, 80 10se no tims in walls artistic.\\ Fully 100 PER UENT.can be made on out- ay.ho have been living fn the United England, and on the Continent, whers so tion is givehr to papering, coming to 6.be sure to notice any G.A.HOLLAND & SON, 1788, 1760 NOTRR DAME 8T., £5 te 37 ST.JOHN STREET, Vn Gpen ela Curtains, AL 20 20 : Iphonse Valiquette.1888 & 1885 NOTRE DAME 8T., MONTREAL.ni AN STAMPOFACE me [nat Orders prompiy \u201d \u2026 k me EE a a on Me aad > Lier VE Ver I ls terations.\u2018Wa are now doing consider ment, 1 order to Bring, and wo reduce uv it pg 41-0] a ATS OVETS of urplus PE Tony at t: & following low w prise 20 YDS, LINEN TOWELS for 81.00 DS, STRIPED DO fo 20 X08, CHECKED GINGHAM for 81,00 Ava ve protect An Laces, Bibbons, Corsets, Wekoep.à Éret-clate vor SE hippod by James Honnessy & | Orders taken for Cresoont Brant\u2019) a gaseers Oldest od Fiacet Brsads, 4h yo 1883 & 1885 NOTRE DAM mr AU BON MARCHE,Ë Maison Valiquette & Valiquette, E STREET.Don\u2019t you forget the Address, not at the Old Stand, but at our New tous OÙ opposite the Balmoral Bloc 1888 & 1885 Notre © street\u2026 Ola Stores, \u2018 siderable alters terstions to our al e oom £ for the three 20 YDs.LIN.00 MUSLIX for 81.00 r $1.00 Alterations.\u2018e and commodious establi h- larg \u2018douds wi Vblop 2° e inte nd to keep in à e bave decided to BN RAPKINS for $1.00.20 YDS, CAMBRIO for YDS, FLANK.1E¥B $L 20 YDS.TRIMMING BRAID for 81.00, 100 YDS, oe onoIDaLY for 81.00.Don't fail to look at our Bargain Counter at DRESS GOODS, .Webave » very.desirable stock of Dress Goods Cashimerss, Henristtas and Serges.Aleo @ full - UNDERWEAR.Ladies and-Children*s-Scotoh Woo) Underwear from Nineiy Cents upwards, FAN ox DRY GOODS, A nor TWEEDS.ir AL 100 af ee, Petomes, ancy one TWEEDS, a ud have a very lazke sssortmant of Tweeds to HOUSEHOLD FURNISHIN GS .Carpets, Olicloths, Curtains, Rew Silk, Manchester Muslin, 8, 10 and 19 cents asd.Always a pleasure to show goode.16.00 12.50 Bi ia as ss 1.10 serpusencere Alfred A.Valiquetté.3113 (UR STOCKS OF HIGHLAND MALT WHISKIES bone.pi Per \u2018William IV, V.O.Pa Bnet Andrew Usher's Bpacisl Reserve, .othe 810.50 je des AT 61.50 217.00 Andrew Usher's Old Vatted Gien- ANT ge 1100 vanne Misco hiss.ll 90 1080 oy I's Old Islay Whisky.00 10.85 1.00 1100 Bherrifhs Very Oid Islay Whisky oh Bpedtatly Selected (xs.£0.Hb Bd 83 a oLD BRANDI s, IMPORTED IN GLASS.agence .Renault's Planst's oxi | pion Clans is glass.: Burnhate! Buroham's x Briosd Shrine Io van ar | Shipped by Messrs.Otard, Dupuy & Os.| woe .rere Renuslt d Co.Cognne.rudy.846 por \u2018motile.pe \u2018Two Grapé añd Jûe Grane 50 yaar old Brandy, 84 per botele, * Buiphodts Pinet, ion & Co.Cognac.Hosts One Shipped by Planes & Co Cognne.1340, Branay 4 Fine Champ same eit o Ths.Ak Burnham's Olam Bouillon in Quart Bottles.'s Bpioeû Lobeters in glass.RED AND WRITE BORDEAUX WINES.Rube has destr | without danger, on | Ésartee, Wash, February 80 Hammond, is Cleveland street, DOCTOR CRANT AND M& HARDY, vers Cotrtaiinrenansnapel The Prineipél of Qupei\u2019s Ungen Protastiaté té \u2026 \u2026 Avold Bigotry and Vote for the Liberal Candidate.[SPRAIAY, TO TER GTAB.| Emiusron, Ont, Fébruary 8.\u2014On Saturday night ex-Mayor Drennan received the ubsnimous nemindtion of the Oonservative party to contest this city for the vacancy in the Ontario Legisiature, caused by the election of J.F.Metonife to the Commons.-\u2018Fhe following ie Prinatpa! Grant\u2019s letter to a local paper in referenceto the aandi- dates apd the Mowat Government.Wiliam ve be nana fr he La tore ana it fH such pleasure 11 wher IE one oan for stating at once why it or be élocted, All citizens are ia ne arfore, and it fi in common late: (Pat me should Frans all in the same boat and terest that one of our very best men should be our member.Doaldes, I ba to know Mr.Hardy or tnd quite (ot fu ue peo vou He AL net, DO of porcusitng or te arin, other.itn es 4 cig, Si ele Independent smd 3 rr) sx iy 44 SEES nn NO porn à IN ONTARIO, lenaid serie or i TY Tovinog we Brie re to ses Kington re; 5 sented.By © Bas Les \u2018ot AY poltioal moon aide Sa ares lone i, aruda \u20ac Council og ti One object ise, it isthe duty of His Bn Tone m0 nome M oo on nat | he pT) bg oo Ve w te te Le RE ipterios The oor] aes 1e sol that Chut du ve been Paved econo, cal holla Bo © 2 and Then we have a inan tke Mr, Mowat at the ss aot, \u2014to stre fen Mr.Mere should not de a adiiniatration, but ifs 18 pute which we bave specially Rens Le TT h for real reason, however, wilt tn Paver of Mr.Har ardy\u2014tliough I have sp poken in of him ever since Mr.étoalt © let us know, aba Le in deals na ne for SIF Joba À.Macdopsid'e = 18 À ROMAN CATROLIC dires bat dat ground.Baw: Ît 18 t Protestant can o t being false to ibe foundation don princigi vtt testantien.out ET is Also true ors Welli lingtan uses to Ny tury Io.COAL a soldiers\u201d în the 8 a yay thers are Protas tacts who Have ni of.the y the mms.ha, 8 ug, do 8, 5 Hen these « if ù any such in ston \u2014 from ug a, lalse posit D before the Canada cad never great country uniess- all her sons stand rh Shoulder on ibe prin Es ot \u20ac a: TA al tie on ec uss \"of bis rbot ar Le en ou Ë Bas où with olan slate in Lia what 1 BE an = Fi all.Its ot ta Fh et or do not act op piles, Wi » our own prin Lover others.do, jane ne T WAY LAD W hos to convert others.MRS.LOGAN FULLER DEAD.[SPECIAL TO THE ¥TAR) §.-Mmw.Fuller, widow RONTO, Feb: Sour xd Grn of th many years oh nly at Nor ras Ln in Frank Helll another to Mr.James yA \u201c MEISSONIER'S PICTURES, [sexctau re, THB STAB) | Fo bruary © nounced who sy fy leaonter, bd who waniad to sell five da vo one f sat being five da gs of a r boire mars iat 7 Who.wanted a cal Fhe fh in order toast t i exhibition O6 thotr Tothenon = ment form an WOOD RANGERS DISMISSED.\u201c[spzéraL T0 THE BTAR] STE February 8.-Mr.P.er four vs years bya rs br th hid ie ssiordey à nok as ont of Crown Lan AT HOME AT RER HALL.vices were no pes [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) : Oirawa, February 8.\u2014The firat Batura atvernçon À At Home né oink \u201cGovernment Ho ons the court ee botog id mourning he ubualguien dance afterwards was dispsnsed Mr.Blaine Mot n nie February 8.\u2014The following © WASHINGTON, letter explains ites laine itse Ann aTON, February 8, 1892, Hon, J.8.Clarkson airman of the Republican A 4 My DEAR BI Yam a da residency, y, and mn.my pains 20% i came, batons ov tha Repu National convention vy Doma: tion, 1 rgasc Cats announçement t in due season to wie | me \u201ctheir Fes wii abu: ake Ss rast Gy rensaon'of Eo rag at PAS i vpn Ibe i sa t and wii bes aus, Py of great The rn Bic Press.: ispRoLAL To Tas STAR 5 i Sh nines CE attribu = sail ay Thao file LONDON: menting of widen al th the paire \"bia Eas fore policy vo far od, i uid \u201c proton that there is rep cause ot Blaine aro \u2018would be Meard, a Be is the enelny A our Ir friends | ot our enemies, sguiced his wish to annoy gland, and h he has had rer ures, mors than once, to aos tty and undignified \u2018means to où 1 foot.A du se From Fasting.athol bruary Soin ail the olie otre the of beo & dirouie lier from Lhe fio Ourdina Sue read on Bunda, peblish from His Holiness the ope, of pos the following are the conclusions: Cn vi the power gonterrad pon us à dunes His pit ness, ins decres of dispense until fusthos © rons ui 7th ot February, alt the fattntal, ce re communities of the arondiocese fro ing and abstinence, However, we Pope thet during Holy Week who mol do se Friday of lonet, do some penance.ig Bemittosten Desa.r-Jobn Rid will i opel B Hon! à dint oi ie once, nets pure th Salou 3 Peas, 50 re on an ss can station.wi 2 ll take Tuesday alte: Termeni Wee not a oe = notoriety, charge of grand leroony for over Jy ny foi been srdoned Governor Ferry.- WAS toon fn Dece g WON BY ROBERT H.DAVIS, A \u201cGreen\u201d Man From Lachine, BEATING MONTREAL'S CRACK RUNNERS.Enthusiastic Crowds Watched the Race at Every Point THE RESULT A GREAT SURPRISE\u2014THE } PRESENTATION OF PRIZES.HOUGH the result of the &rars First Annual Snowshoe Steeplechase held on Saturday afterneon was unexpected, it showed conclusive ly that snowshoeing is not dead by any means, and that in and around Montreal there are any number of promising, though unknown, young athletes who only peed proper encouragement to come out in public and make their mark.To those who know a little of snowshoers and their work the result was fairly bewildering and when the result of the race Was announced on the STar's bulletin board people thought there was a mistake somewhere till those who returned from the Club House corroborated tno pes ws that Lachine, represented by Davis, who only entered the very a had won the cup and in remarkabiy aa time too, taking into consideration the cut up condition of the track which the pickets containing big black \u201cstars,\u201d at the top, had pointed out but too well to the hundreds of pedestrians without snowshoes who nov Witbetandine the published requests had persisted in tramping.That the public still takes a , Sront interest in snowshoeing was shown by the immense crowds which had gathered both atthe start and finish,though they tended to make the affair loo 8 times a much like an obstacle a eos country Bteeple \u2018ohace \u201cBut though excited and noisy at es the crowd was good-natured and me slatic, and the fact of so many witnesses to their victory or defeat must have acted as a powerful tonic on the runners, As to the final result, with the exception of the man who came in first, it was much as anticipated though many hed confidently expeoted that Mason would find a place nearer the front.Gentleman was in great trim, but be could not keep ahead of the Linchine man, and with the STAR and the Lachine races, Montreal and Argyles have preity evenly divided honors this year.The crowds at the starting vlace began to gather as early as three, and slelghs kept assing to ana fro at a walk in arse num- r& As iv was far from mild, es Taylor, president of the M.A.À.À.INVITED ALL THE pe to send their men to the gymnasium to dress, an excellent idea, which prevented the interference of the crowd and the cold from chilling the men during the few migutes of necessary delay before thestar and the offer was made use of by neariy al the runners except Mason, who remained in as sleigh near the starting place, bundled up ge fur coat.Almost as soon as the trampers with blue tuques, some thirty-five stronæ, under command of the vice-presl- dent, Mr.Starke, had started off, the runners began to enter, and soon the gymoasium was a scone of great activit .e officlals had also met there,\u201d au 6 various presidente had all they Cd do to ook after their respeo- tive club représentatives.it was here also that the men rogatvet their numbers.At about four, when Norman Fletcher announced that it was time to make for the starting vlace, some one called attention to the fact that one of the runners, a healthy- looking, well-built young man.whose face was strange to most of them, and seemed have no one look after his Interests had not yet re- celved his number, and he turned \u2018out to be Davis, of Lachine, upon whom none of those present bad at that moment the slightest intention of looking in the, light of a probable or even possible winner; in fact, no one thought that he would \u2018even be placed.THE START, It was not much after the appointed time when the orack of Mr.Fletcher's pistol sent the runners off on thelr mountain climbing, cup winning journey.But to the anxious, expectant crowd, waiting in the cold, bd seemed a long time; for they gather at the foot of MoTavieh street ee an hour before the time advertised for the steeplechasers to start.The first group of ppectators soon grew into a crowd that al- ost hlocked the street.Then the sieighs gan pouring in.Some took up positions along the side of Bherbruoke stroef, ready at the sound of the pistol lo daeh off for the Ciub House and brin Ja olr passengers in time to see the fini race of horses against snowshoers, Then dame a long procession of sleighs which drove up McTavish street, agd secured positions of vantage along Pine avenue where the first hard strugæle could be witn .It was a good natured, happy crowd acd they did not seem ihe cold a bit.The Tandem Club os ne Sherbrooke street, but the fours-in-hand, the unicorns and the tandems were safely piloted through the crowd, ub men, in bianket sults, were scrutinized, but their heavy siothing and early arrival soon answered that they were not contestants.Among the first to arrive were several members of Le Canadien Club, with their ranners.The latter were Kept bundled in their big coats until it was time to lineup.No one understands the injurious effects of a chill better than a runner, and so THEY TOOK GOOD CARE not to get cooled down by exposure before the contest began.The runners were down at e Club House until all ready, and then off they went to the start.As they came In sight the crowd cheered them and gathered around to inspect each face, to see who the starters were and how they looked.They all had thelr heavy coats or tunics on and only threw them aside as they took their positions for the start, A line was drawn across foot of the street, the crowd pushed back by the aid of a number of policemen and lab officials, and the street opened up as well as could be undar the circumstances.The starters were too many to off in one line and so two files were drawn across the street.It ont rank some slight advantage, ut it Was really of no importance when the distance of the race was considered.Mr.Norman Fletcher, the official starter of the A.A.A, and the best man in Canada to send -off a race, got his men in order, and then, standing before the column, proceeded 10 call off thie names from the Lofolai list of entries, The following bad thelr snowshoes on and answered \u201chere\u201d from the ranks: G.T.Ransom, Montreal; W.D.Mason, Bteele, J.Turnbull, T.Anthony \u2018and George Paris, kris\u2019 i BR.nt Sars r : wa Outhet, Holly, Joseph Ness and W.Goatle- E Verdon.Louis Brière, Conon erdo re, Can ten: Geo E Baillie, y.J.Balllle, O.B, Godwin, J Joorgd 8.scott, es I.Wilaon, W.D.H.Dod Montreal; pe \"Daye, Ly chine; Dixon.| 8: Drabble, Hol oly.\u201cH \u201chere\u201d ran along the ine} came he ulsters and the blankets and all braced themselves for their Tous run.Are yo rs AE) was a ew secp of silence, then the crack and the big mountain\u201d atséj kote || bad the number or his entry on a card on his back, was the firat to lead.It was Louis Brière, and he sprang forward as if every inch oquoted, and It was a hundred yards dash.Up they vont in à bunch ana aile turn- od on to she western sidewalk &3 Soon as they wy gone u the street a hundred t the Toot.of the street re Tr ved | 8 it io io at She crack, at the we ata: sa of they started for Cote des seg shady Lor tha .pass.It was a rousing sight as they came en COT ie lg Lg room House, n Pine avenue ras.\u2014\u2014 a Tuppe Mie D K ma hed taken ih load, with ve 801 others being se x ae The coh were Fannie very easy at 10 reserve Er Er | Roti a lit later on in tho raca It was at this point that it ent, as was proven afterwards by Rimselt and friends, that Davis was.entirely unacqusinted with the road.No doubt, he co \u2018y have done much better, but De, gr compelied to let Gentleman \"oad find the gu ly, and it was only after top, when he came to the-gonclusion that the course was marked all the way; that he let himeslr out, AT THE TOP OF THE GULLY, When they Jehohed the top of the gully Gentleman was still leading, but Davis bust 4 right in his wake running strong.Mason came along next but it could be seen ! played out, and loping ground all the time.When they had reached the creek that runs across the track near the foot of the Park Toboggan Gentleman and Davis were terms, running side by side, and going at a stiff pace, although Davis seemed in better shape than his rival Mason was now about one hundred yards behind, with Dodds and G.R.Baillie close up.Dodds looked used up, but Baillie was in for a place, and Steele wae giving him lots to do to keep ahead.After Steele came Wilson, who was running well and apparently would be able to make a good finish.Then came Outhet, Sykes, and Briere, who were all pretty well Jozged out.The next bunch contained W.J.Baillie, Paris, Turnbull and nsom, Parle appeared the freshest man of the lot, and was very anxious to know how many were ahead Im.Paris made a great burst after coming out of the gully and passed about haif a dozen on the run down the hill.The remainder of the runners now began to straggle along one after the other, from fitty to ome hundred yards apa art and appeared in very bad shape.At this point ang at the Park Slide there were great crowds, and while the runners went past they were cheered on by their Admirers.Nearly everybody had a word for Gentleman as he passed, but the onlookers were mostly all at sea to know who Davis was.Many thought he was Lumsden, but when they got à look at the winner they could see it was not Lumsden\u2019s well-known face.Mason had many sympathizers and he was given many a word of encouragement, but 1t was all he could do to hold his place, let alone make an effort to catch ap As the wearers of the winged wheel pass three of whom were in the next four, they were heartily cheered as was also Steele, who 18 also a favorite, After this the excitement simmered down and before the last man had passed, mostly everybody had started back to the city or continued on their way to the Club House to hear the results and see the prizes presented.AT THE FOOT OF THE GULLY.At the foot uf the gully the crowd, eagerly waiting to watch the progress \u2018of the young athletes, was filling up the roadway in such a manner that it was difficult to in view, exercieing themeelves as if their very existence depended upon the resuit of the race.Speculation was rife as to who would be leading and their respective chances of victory.Gentleman was easily recognized, but who was that pushing him so hard?Nobody knew until they passed, when it-was found out by his number that it was Davis, of Lachine.He was looking fresh as paint, while on the other hand Gentleman seemed to be fagged out.He led at the ully, but Davis kept close at his heels, flacon came next, wearing an anxiouscoun- tenance.Dodd was a little behind with Out- het next.The others came up in a strax- gling! line, The majority of them walked up vhe gully.THROUGH THE CEMETERY.A cemetery is about the last place any person would think about going to to see a snowshoe race.But so great was the interest taken in the STAB\u2019s mountain race that people took the opportunity of being at every point of vantage whore the could see the plucky ¥ young.men, fordod a good opportunity of seelpg the mes and to it a good many resorted.Hera it was expected that the runners would gather up En the energies that they haa left and make tbe final spurt as they came in sight of the towers of the Club House, thelr destination, which many of them were anxiously looking for.il they be long?\u201d & gentleman asked a STAR rter.\u201cI think not,\u201d was the answer, An unusually long line of sieighs of all descriptions came in view, from the big four-horsed ones to the Shetland pony style, te des Neiges road, all going at a rating gait, with merry crews all bound be in at the finish.A goodly number a came over by the course with and without snowshoes, and beat the track retty well down, but they were all bent on he same mission.eyes were now turned towarde the bend in the road at the top of the vaults, swaitiig the appearance of the runners.They had not long to wait as with one voice the spectators exclaimed * Here they come,\u201d as with s bound one came round the corner, then another and another, in close order.\u201cLumsden is lending, *\u201d paid one enthusiast, \u201cand he looks e were going to keep it.\u201d Nearer they came and it was soon seen that it was not Lumsden.\u201cWho is he?\u201d was the question asked by all.The leader was unknown to the knowing ones aud soon it leaked out that it was Davis, of Lachine.\u201cA fine strong runner is he and Jikely to maintain his lead if he does not increase it, for he has Gentleman well in hand,\u201d said another.Gentleman was running pluckily, but evidently the pace was too fast for him, although he was making a Iast effort to get even with Davis.Mason, who did so well the previous Saturday, was third, but he seemed to be winded and in trouble.Steele and G.R.Bailile were running each other pretty tightly and pullin up well.Next game oi lison, with his cla companion, Dodd, far behind him.Sykes, Briere and Wo >.\u2018aille were the next three, and they were showing signe of distress, Geo.Paris led his club mate, Turn- bull, and behind him was Outhet.som, Godwin and Scott were the next.trio, with Anthony almost abreast of Scott.Then there was a perceptible falling off in the speed of the remainder of © distance between them The next man to com round tte bend was Ness, with Drabble shortiy after.Braham led the Crescents\u2019 contingent, which consisted of Clarke and and himself, Clarke so exhausted with crampe that he Was unkble to continue.Willing hands were soon around him,and he was pioked up, put in a sleigh, and driven down to a house on the road side, where he was oared for sndbrought round.Dixon was the whipper-in of a line of twenty-three runners, AT THE FINISH.At the finish the greatest excitement pre- valled, and the enormous crowds gathered near the Club House were impatiently awaiting the arrival of the first comer.Fortunately, a couple of members of tne Montrea! Club had kindly voluntsered to stop the sleighs from crossing the track on Cote des Neiges Road, but the result was a jam of vehicles extending from this point as far back as Pine avenue, makin, extremely dimoult for judges and ne keepers to reach the finish, several of them being eompelled to leave their sieighs and run as fast as thelr I could: carry them.The track was lined on both sides né ht- seers as far as the Cemetery, aud in the ne field they stood at least four deep.\u2019 Fin.8 prolonged shout snnounced that the first man was coming, and as he appeared in sight those who did not know that Lutssden had not started thought, Judgin the man's size, that Was latter or Gentleman, and when they finally saw that it was nelther their astonishment knew no bounds.But whoever the stranger pes he was Sheared and chested agaip as he reached the Olub House steps, apprenti out Haste the verse for his run, and deserved 1t, for it was A dor fe tent for a comparatively \u2018fay to to beat the 8 orack Funnote of Mon Toul n that manner.man < Soo Lorthy À l'aftor, and the cheering wan La for all those ho Proowes LE in quick succession, Though, the was a very fast one all through, the finish was ting, snd Bailey, of i Montreal | from most exo \u2018report J ; Clu Inde s Hoe effort.\u2018adges ab, Ie eter ving fi.put, 7, { Davidson is in \u2014 since Mon as douse dle due fo ble on or in the |.Mn Souties Munson 6 shipèf t' that he sdoured t itd place ous at % : altar tha rutiners wore fo, t theo on Mr A Es ae onal to Walt REL an | Cathoie cemétery af | Dot ad la vou Gud i ne d'Angers | fe Pr BS lt d a eating iront loose from the dy who wers congrat : on ail aides, he came up Applause : a Ë £ § at ht we make the young prou © began by referring IN COMPLIMENTARY Aa xo or \u201cgrAR\u201d for the manner ia crhloh 1 SNOWBbo6 cars ao Te with which the audience, Jud ng from th app plause, evidently yrapathi -and con- He y stating that hough during the ss snowshoeing h evidently Seteriom the inte rest had 2e notably increased during the past season that again a bright future was before them, pr finally, more partiouiarly addressing the winner, he told him how, as an old enowshoer who \u201chad done some running statement respond to wth loud cheers\u2014he toit À happy in presenting Davis, whose plucky work, so remarkable for an aimost green man, had won him this victory, with the boautiful trophy, expressing the hope that hls Buocess 8 might be an example to other young m and the con- viotion that, with care and training.there was not the slightest doubt but he would heard of again.Cheer after cheer went > in response, and then Mr.Godfrey, vice- president of the Bt.George's Buowehoe Club, stepped from among the prominent oltizens and veteran enowshoers who occupied the platform, and in appropriate words presented Gentleman with his medal, the second old one.Captain Oglivy, president of t @G.A.Snowshoe Club, presen Bailife with bis, admonishing him to tr and do even better next time, advice whic) the young crack runner of the 1'ugue Bleue promised, to follow to the letter, after which O'Brien, president of the Argyles, presented Mason with bis, Maj Jor, | tarke doing the same for Steele x the Argyles, and finishing up with a few poin and timely remarks on Canada\u2019s favorite winter sport.Then there was some more cheering -and the crowd stowly dispersed, with the exception of about a hundred ana fifty snowshoers, who remained for dinner, and a jolly dinner it was.The Argyles, with their president, Mr.O\u2019Brien, at one end, and the ollles with theirs, Mr.Fessenden, at the other, shared one table, and the Montreal Club had another, over which Mr.Ross presided, Before rising the STAR was cheered again, and tben the boys made for the big hall, where a most enjoyable avening was spent by the three clubs amalgamated for the time being, after which they tramped home, convinced that the STAR'S Annual Snowshoe Bteeplechase was a complete success and wouid in the future be one of the sporting events of the year, and fully decided that it would be through no fault of theirs if the big cup remain in Lachine In THE FINAL RESULT.The final result of the race was as follows : Club, Te Names 1.R.Davis.»\u2026.LACHINE.ce.ee.2.W.Gentleman .3.Geo.R.4, W.5.R.8t 6.J.7.W.The others who finished were: 8.G.A.Bykea, 9.Louis Brière, Canadien.re - J.Turnabull, Argyle, Ed.Outhet, Holly.Braham.Crescent.C.B.Goodwin, Montreal.G.T.Ransome, Montreal.Rouen -o 0.Anthony, Argyle.8.J.8.Scott, Montreal.The last ones were Jas.Ness, s, Mo ntreal ; 8.B.Dixon, Holly; E.Verdon, Canadien, and 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8.Drabble, Hol 1y.The time ali through was much better than last year, as will be sean from the time of last year's Club House steeplechase shown below.8 \u2018taken by Mr James A.Taylor, one of The timekeepers: Time of Gentleman to top of Mc- Tavish st .To break or on \u2018fence back \u2018of Red- 2 min.13 sec.TO entrance of | gully.Davis Time to Cemetery fence.The omaals.The officials at the race were: 7 min.32 .13 min, 22 sec, : REFEREE, Major Geo.R.Starke, president C, A.A, A JUDGES, oo J.G.Ross, president Montreal Snowshoe ub.où: A.W, Morris, president St.George Snowshoe ub.ur.M.O'Brien, president Argyle Snowshos a J.R.McLaughlin, president Emerald Snow- Tul Mr.A.Lussier, president Canadien Snowshoe Club.N.STEWAR Mr.Chas.Pessenden, president Holly Snowshoe Mr.Jas, Moore, President Crescent Snowshoe Capt.Ogilvy, President Garrison Snowshoo ph J.Redfern, President Lachine Snowshoe Mr J.Th Taylor, President M À.À.À.où Te .J.Polan, Captain Shamrock u Mr.C.Godfrey, vice-president St.George's S.8 ub.Mr.W.Cuthbert, Argyle Snowshoe Club, STARTER.Mr.akg Fietoher.Mes Morris and McLaughlin were unable atiend and the latter was represented by Mr.Lachine Snowshoe oa Ata meeting held at the club ms, La- chine, on Wednesday last, it was \u2018decided to call a speclal, meeting for Tuesday, February 9, at Harvey's hotel, 8 o'clock sharp, for the purpose of making arrangements as to the course for ann races, &ud also to take into consideration the necessary fund quired to carry out the same.A Combination Ball Proposed.The Bt.Georgs Snowshoe Club in con- .junction with thw St.Lawrence Yacht Club are going to hold a subsoription ball at the Windsor Hotel on the 29th of this month.MR, SPURGEON'S REMAINS IN ENGLAND.s 16 (BE; PEGIAL TO LoxDON, February Se The Ady of Mr.Spurgeon arrived at Newhaven rom Mentone at 5 o'clock this morning.Notwithstanding the earliness of the-hour there | soli cou.was a large assemblage on thé quay awsit~ ing the arrival of the steamer which brought the body from France.Many Jereons went to Newhaven yesterday rom London, and some of them had mained up all night, so as to be ai the ques when the steanier came in.The coffin was taken ashore soon after the steamer arrived \u2018and as it was carried down the gangway, the orowds reverently bared their head \"The coffin was enclosed in a wooden pov and betore Ît was taken to the train that was to convey it to London this case was taken off and broken into small pieces, The orowd eagerly seized upon thé pieces of the wood aud carried them off as relics.All the deacons \u2018and elders of the Metropolitan Tabernacle were gathered toria Station when the train OC the remains mrived, and an enormous crowd was in the station and about the entrance.A long line of mourhing coaches was walting at the gates of the station, o coffin was rethoved from the fain ud placed | in the hoarse i waits Hug, 1 \u2018Cession was then form Rowing the hearge, moved lowly to the bernacle, JUDGE JEYTE'S REPORT.t&PROIAD TO TEE AR) nose pao, February 8.74 Mop = à r à foi he Ob.at the Yd Louis is Boa Tu wag the beater o \u201ccarenilly holds rds re Je \u2018As thessenger left don 8.26 crains this: MOFNIOR to Remi.Judge Jette's 36% Hest the \u201cHats Bal A ato Affair, onde.\u201cho report of \u201c Mat of signatures: a A Onildy James Linton, H.Montagu Allen, David Burks, J.P.Cleghorn, Henry Lyman, Hollls'Snorey, A.,F.Gault,\u201d D, Morrics, Henry Bulmer, James Sleasor,.James Johnston, W.Mo- Camp M.D.; Ald.W.Clendinn: P.O'Leary, M.D., on one: IN THE DEATH CHAIR, Charles McElvaine Executed mt Sing Sing By Electricity.Srna Srxa, N.¥.To February 8 Warden Brown read the death warrant to Charles MoElvaine, the condemned murderer, at midnight, The doomed man said nothing and listened in a defiant manner, - Mc- Elvaine was electrocuted at 11.26 a.m.At the first contact MoElvaine\u2019s hands were put in salt water and the current ap- piled that way.The dootors felt of his puise and artery in the neck.Then a sound w heard which the doctors said was a reflex action of the muscles.In the meantime, the electrodes had been applied to the calf of the leg and forehead, pr when itt noise was heard the second current was turned on.This wasghe last application, Just as the first current was about to applied.Mofivaine shouted \u201cLet her that moment the current vas turned on and the sound ceased.In the first contact steam came from the water in the two boxes, and on the second shock there was steam from the leg, but the doctors said the victim was not burned.Dr.Robertson is the only physician present who does not think death was instant- ancous, He insisted ae death was after the second shock.He declines to admit that McElvaina lost consciousness.One of the physicians Present, who has geen all the electrooutions fore, except Kemmier's, sald that this was the worst by far ot any he had seen.DR.MONTAGUE ILL.CIAL TO THE 8 Oar, ont.February Dr Montagu, M.P., seriously iti at his home, and It-is feared at he will nut be able to keep his 8 - Polliloal campaign engagements for ti Harris Sentenced to Death.NEw YORE, Feb, 8.\u2014Carlyle W.Harr the medical student who was convicted: Tuesday of murdering his young wife oy morphine poisoning, was to-day sentenced to death, by Recorder Smyth, To \u2018the Court of General Sessions.His counsel gave notice of appeal., Bnsiness Notes.At a meeting of the creditors of O'Flaherty held this morning Messrs.appointed curators hman and ent & Turcotte were Arthur Lefebvre, dry goods merchant and merchant talior, 2159 Notre Dame street, has as- 3070 ed t & tte.His Hablities are $ 169.ve.The rincipal sreditora are A.Racine, $317 Delaanay $3 The bankrupt wholesale mi! stock of Sonn 4.Patterson & Co., ts, 18 to be sold b; ! y Stewart & Co.The valued at $68,175, aa the Book $37,420, The bankrupt stock of Dübne = Co.zen moral store, Draminondile, Que, has been sold auction.Stock an , valued at $4000.80.were purchased ae, \u201c2 cents on the dollar by W.Lesporence & Con, fof G.L, Lemire; of Drummao The book debts, \u2018valued at isess.45, gent toC,C © Rouillard, of Drummondville, for 6 cen on the dollar.bls at tance Lonsdale, Re total abiities are $18,265.87, scattered mong some 89 creditors, Montreal firms hold the b of the liabilities and among thas rincipally interested ar are Lonsdale, Reid & Co., $2350, deau $1200; James Johnston & Co., $1000; Mills : HoDougall 87 L 67 00; Tees, Wilson, $625,and Greene & Bons, #5 .0eme TRADE COMMERCE AND FINANCE, (Contintted from Page Four.) ; he coal ackawanna, have poly CO stocks, SEP on a reported ment for a Join selling agency.whe harmony th sous bre resuils.De about 2 expec lead im Morgan ae -Co, an dre De unde PES ht largely ot sending.on on the Eu of the opening.| now detre © annual meeting ot Any will be hel ye of shareholders Rophiaed F3 the au anndal meeting cholieu os been ax drawn up, it is under- aren! n determined that no a ot its contents aa De gained one outst le of the Ch B fow until Pods hurs- É nforiauon on the subject 1a posolutelr re meantime, thé Sock \u20181s 8 guining in cing from 56% to this { Commerce was taken over morning.A bl a 185 ind a few odd shares of Bank of Mo! ontreal 2014.This comprised all the trading, City at a not Asalt i, but continued strong at 207 asked, 50634 bid.Money on call is at-4 U 434 per cent.MORNING SALES, Bank of Montreal at 220 rcè at 185; 100 R & O.at 5654; \u2018an artistic + iid \u201cM0; 1B al 1g! * [Le .«3 Xx 1% = 2 IS = ga gr gs EE 2 FS 24 \u2014 és 6 6 \u2014* 1 11 117 Dam GR a 49 48Y 4B du = 1 16% 5 2 3 3 1 I \u2014_ 29 _ $ 3.Cori TE = nets x = Haven M - it QO po z #1 - 81 a op By og a a 874 $ 0 2 à \u2014 486 \u2014 486 OM ge We Coal Btoeks Active.{BPECIAL TO THE STAR.) NEW YORE, February 8\u2014The Pos®s financial article says: \u201cEverything centered stocks morning.Wit) the first hour Lackawanpa advan 5 points, re 3, New Jersey Central 3, Deleware & 1.he ng was enormous in volume.The rest of due market was almost wholly rice were insignific All the profession so coal 8] 8, as chiefly the execution of outside ordère \u20ac that caused the weakmess in Southern Pacific pref was a great demand for Lackawanna in crowd and borrowers paid as high as 1 per cent.remium for the use of the stock London houses nt \u201cReading early but later sold more than they bought.Closing Prices for Wheat.Nsw York.\u2014Wheat closed at $1.03 for February.and $1.023¢ for May.MILWAUKRE.\u2014 Wheat Hiosed at-8ékjofor February and 88c for M 81, Lou TT \u2014 Wheat closed at 90¢ for February, ana 94340 for May 0\u2014 Wheat closed \u2018at 980 for February Nô, 1 hard, closed at 86340 for o for May.No.1 Northern February and or ebruary, and 89340 for May.closed at 84340 for Manlfold atlments come from the scrofulous taint of the blood.It Is a ready poison; a consuming fire, Dukehart's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil and Malt, &c., will subdue, restore and build up anew.Laboring towards distant alms sets the mind ia & igner key, and puta us at our Those ho wish to practice economy should buy Carter\u2019s Little T Liver Pis.Forty Plllsin a vial; only one pill & dose.a Better.three hours too soon than one minute too late.Prompt relief in fou heaciache, dizzin noses?constipation in uaranteed to iver Pi Carter's Little Special Notices.An Xolian will give more genuine pleasure ina home than anything money can buy, It-wiil educate the musical taste of every member of the tamily by making known musical works which are very seldom, if at all, heard otherwise.\u201cFhé Æolian 18 not a mechanical fol shading of but capable of the most beauti- 1 shadings of tempo and expression, en- y at the will of the performer, and Ty with taste for music can become rformer after a few weeks\u2019 practice.The music catalogue embraces over five thousand solections, jncluding operas, phonies, as well as pop music.This instrument must bo Board to street, ere thoy are on view, will certain- I prove interesting to persons of musical Ispositions.\u2014 \u2014 Nine cough syrups out ofevery ten contain morphis, opium or_ chloroform.Beware and always ask for Dr.Laviolette\u2019's 8 ares of Turpentine, which is far mors efficacious, d contains none of those deadly poisons.very fine New York, Hazelton, upright plang in African 0 mahogany b sa Just been received at M Pratte\u2019s plano rooms, No.1676 Notre Dame street, whers visitors are welcome to examine-its artistic qualities and handsome appearance.Love is an all-embracing charity, and HEE service is the very essence of Chris- an The Weakness And prostration, like that tired feeling.so sure to follow the Grip, is really the most danger- ess, the side, : AT 8.CARSLEYS AT 8.CARSLEYB AT 8.CARSLEY'S AT B.CARSLEY'S AT 8.CARSLEY'S CONTINUED CONTINUED CONTINUED CONTINUED CONTINUED CONTINUED OONTINUED CONTINUED OONTINUED CONTINUED BE BE BE BE BE BE BE BE BE BE THIS): WEEK THIS WEEK THI®% WEEK THIS: ; WEEK THIS; { WEEK 8.CARSLEY, 3211 The Doctors are doing s good work.First three months free of charge.The staff of eminent phystoians and surgeons are now in Montreal, and have permanently located at their residence, No.149 Metcalfe street.All invalids who visit these eminent doctors before March ket will receive services for the first three months free of charge.The only favor desired ii; a recommendation from those whom they cure.The object in pursuing this course is to become rapidly and personally acquainted with the sick and afflicted.The Doctors treat every variety of«disease and deformity, and will perform all surgical operations, viz.:\u2014The removal of cancers, tumors, cataract, polypd, etc.All diseases of | the eye, ear, throat, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, bladder, amd altfemaledificul- tles arising from whatever cause, all nervous prostrations, failing vitality, and diseases originating from impure.blood, treated with the greatest success.Catarrh in all its varions forms.cured by: thelr new method, which consists In breaking up the cold-catehing tendency, to which every person suffering from catarrh is susceptible.Invalids will please smot take offence if they are rejected as fmourable.The physicians will examine you thoroughly, free of charge, and if inourable, they will positively tell you so, alec caution you against spending more money for useless medicine.Hours from 9 a.m.to & p.m., and from 7 to 8 p.m.Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m.32 dew*12 - 2 Days Races NONTBEAL DRIVING PARK, 2T.ST.CHARLES First Day, February 9th.2.45 CLASS-PURSE, we175.\u2019 Lady\u2019 Moors : Baan Bos\u201d 2.50 CLASS-PURSE, ) 8150.Baker Boy Loup Fannie B.- Rose Woodbarn TWO MILES REPEAT\u2014PURSE, 8100.: Frank D.Rgwrus Nellie Clay Black Cloud Second Day.February 10th.2.40 CLASS\u2014-PURSE, 8200.Dan Sous hi Jeanens es Boy 3.00 MINUTES CLASS-PURSE.8100.Diamond Dick Berths Fannio B.© Hardshell Entries closed to-dsy at 11ia.m.831 Hontrisal Tobeggan Club SEHIATING RINK ar._\u2014 A._A.CROD NDS) A Farroy Dress be paid TY TNURSDE TEV im rt at ¥ o\u2019clook p, m.foe Band will be in a » Ri Admission for spectators | Members | crie hing bo tal 4 À r thet: costum iD the carotakor ot Cote Dimes oh 2 ntoine Olub House Bot later than Wednesday, 10th Tnatags, Ho me are fariiior emindod that it is sheoluteiy necessary for peur, ear their 8 tog k Badge for the Tarpotio of obtaini ning oe grand stand as spectators on above ou sion, 31 3aw on.8 ody.ts, in the Carnival are ous stags of the disease, and can only be 0 by taking a good tonic medicine like Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla Which builds up the whole sywtem, purifies the blood and prevents relapse and attacks of other diseases.Be sure to get Hood's.Severe Straggle with the Grip\u2014Postmaster Foster Of Lubeo, Me., says regarding Hood's Sarsaparilla: \u201c 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 ST : c Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla And in a few days I began to improve.My sppe- tite increased till is seemed that I could not get enough toost.When I had taken three bottles I feit as wuli as ever, and I may ssy better than ever.Iheartily recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla.\u201d Hood\u2019s Pills are purely vegetable and are the best rs invigorator and fanifly cathartié.(3) Bk of I «492 220% 4 oso Cb tg vd 2e 183% 83 see vi cash; 25 Commerce Boge dau BTS Tue 200 C.P.Rau$ ; > 'ROVINOE OF QUEBEC, DIS- NOON SaLEs.\u20144 Montreal at 221; 34doat ALL real 213; B01.& 0.808744; 26 C.F.K at 89 Dames Don of Sout Pan à va Albert.court, 50 Cable 151; 100 \u2018ao at 150%; 25 o'at Defendants and Tomek Hina fag erant.On the 151; 50 doat at 160%; 75 Montreal Co 10th day febraery, Toutant 1809.at 10 of the Em Le forençon, atn Bonsecours gere! 5 SE 1 lue ontron soul, ry entice oF oo the x MONTREAL STOCK aes Co said Defendant, 4 seized in in Sbin cause, oc consletin ng of = © or Gordon blac] look B k bat Bacramant strost $C Montreal, Febrm \u2018ebruary 8th, 1 URES Close.February & \u2018Febr AILXFF\" PROVINCE 0 TEBE DIS- asked BH asked Be tele of Montreal \u2014No, 257,5 2 = ates\u2019 222% 290 Tous x oper.| r.De- = ria où the esvonteanti Tr % 10 of the clock in the Bie at the dois lle of fie paid Defendant, No.1145 Notre Dame st, al will bo i by autborit: Jace, KH the.6} nt Ee Sola and chatte See x igh Tel.2688.n ST GHORGE 88.CLUB, Trazmpitoithe Qlub House, se TUEBD4Y, THB Oru INSTATÉ Ax 8.15 P.M, Saxe.Start rem the corner off Peel and Sherbrooke streets.Lachine nezt Saturday.Wi BE4OHRISTIE, Hon.Bec.Treas.a3 2 JUNIOR LIBERAL CLUB.An Ad praed 5 Hiplor tbe ub eh Sa int FIR restes Evening, at 8 PCleck, for the purpose of receiviag reporte from Com- MILLER McUONNBLL, 31 | ?St.Ca ques the five spots of the \\ 8, recently roma SA BE 1 20 aE a TR a i.The rentals under tor oes) amount to 4 2 mener DURE an a luge inoroasing busin ness is being done there.ere gent, aud the A ET balados can Be made oxcoptionaily easy SALE AT iL 11 O'CLOCK, Wednesday, Feb.10th, At our Reems, 181 ST.JAMES STREET.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, ax Beal Estate Auctioneers, + HOUSE FOR SALE.UNION AVENUE Near Sherbrooke street.Hot water heating, Price moderate, TERMS EASY.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, » Zécodx4 181 St.James Street.SMALL CORNER PROPERTY, Lyot 50x 100, with emall Stone Oot- tage, in perfect order; hot water heating, ete.$4000 CASH.$6000 at 5 P.C.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.181 St.James Street.31x2 \u2018We are instructed by the Estate J.E.TowNsHEND to sell BY AUCTION AT THER ROOMS | 181 ST.JAMES STREET, Wednesday, Feb.10th, the valuable property, No.1 Little Bt.Antoine street, corner of St.James street, having a frontage of about 56 feet, by au average depsh of about 104 feet, with the first-class stone front building thereon, now occupied by J.E.Townshend.SALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.J, CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, Real Estate Auotioneers.32x32 FOR SALE.At LACHINE, Within five minutes\u2019 walk of both Stations.perty will be sold \u201c en bloc\u201d This pro- on easy terms.See plan at our office.H.JOSEPH & CO.821 FOR SALE, Zhe Most Desirable Lot or Lots, 100x 210 and 50 105, tu point of sd AT a0 x 103, tn Rains of DOUBLE FRONTAGE ON PINE AVENUE snd Bact: REGOR STRERT; Rear Sherbrooke, on Mountain, Lot $4 x 120.Apply to ALBERT E.LEWIS, ext! Temple Building, FRONTENAC ST.EAST END.Choice Investment.e Brick Houses 205 and 307 Frentense street, with the Cott in rear, will be eold absolutely to the highesf bidder, at at my rooms, at Half-Past 10 0°Cleci\u2019 on Meuday, 18th Fob.No better investment as been fn the market this year.si Sheriffs Title.in w really | a t \u201d Investment shod a and He present month, 1s the he Ta sale buyin \u20ac property ga will save time and Lure y purcñasing à ke THOS.J POTERIE, Bale at my Boom, 201 GT.JAMES STREET (Opposite Molsons Bank.) 326 Hon.tary-Tre 2 ; \u2018 \u2014 OFFICE OF \u2014 Mills & MeDougall, 196 MoGILL STRERT, Until Further Notice.17st PHONOGRAP *H 8 To Rent for Evening Entertainments, with Operator, .ROLLAND Notre Dame & YOUNG, 28x6 \u2018Aponte Bales Phonoaraph.TH HOLMES ELECTRIC PROTECTION (0.FOR CANADA, Lip.Head Office, - 163 St.James Street.Ing Banks, as Well as Jewellery, \u2018Goods houses, together with ma y.+ St ANN'S WARD, No.11 ELEANOR BT.This well aituated for a carter or for A ant to tive Boar all tha 1 re or.te ar anal, Mills, Zo., will be sold at ony room, on par yESDAY Morning, 16th FEBRUARY.up in cr de without à doubt a aver PERE i.de aise dircRbuting paint per not 6 some lai Lines for th © western Amert- who buy now must roap è band- saine pro ashorttimé No - SALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.THOS.4.POTTER, Auctt Machinery.Sherbrooke Street.A Block of 103 Lots "]