The Montreal daily star, 21 avril 1892, jeudi 21 avril 1892

[" LAST EDITION.Average Cireulation EIGHT PACES.32,550.VOL.XXIV-No.94.MONTREAL, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1892.PRICE ONE CENT.f Gttuations T}acart.Situations Pacardt.Ghustions Wanted, VWeswrs ts et.Hypsoctfte Articles.TE LEGRAPHIC ; full blast at the Chaudiere.The mills o VANNES SNS SO True 0200 A LAS (OLNAN SL DE SOC LOSE LODEL DELLA SAME NRA SANS AAA | » ! Perl ley & Pattee and Kropson and Weston ANTED\u2014AGENTS AT ONCE TO BEGIN BALES ANTED \u2014 SALKSLADIES, FANCY GOODS ANTED\u2014 SITUATION 1 IN HARDWARE, BY AN FURNISHED KOOM, AT 19 ST, PHILIP Lu \u201cwill be ready to start on Monday and as à n fer fall deliver for the Fouthill Nutserles| W store; ; Jap Ty uftice Cahier ais to label wxperienoed hand, holesale Or retail.\u2018Address Reon ry Vorchester tree el.\u201cBUS .goud low logs were lell over Iroc last sea \u201d Social tion, Tatduoune outil Tree applications soleil Yivurbormaide, 1741 BL Catherine M 0 ooh: Box 5, Bowmanvillo.On OOMB\u2014NICELY FURNISHED, BEDROOM WITH A e ect Artic e ANOTHER SMALL WAR THREATENED.| sou's stock, operallone Wuiliikely be carried wa sen 7 Te eee - ANTED-BY A LADY BOOKKEEPER, BIX parlo vining: also al rooms, with or .° Con briskly from tue start Lill the first of the from we ars vf age and Upwarde.TANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED BALFSMAN y | oe ei parlour ad) ; ble Ta : on briskly fr A phate.loue TA pian.\u201d enipls bullding, Hu for à retail Luvt anû alive atore for the tuwn of By Lav SO.UR joe dy on\" or before May out board.#01 Bleury st., shove st Cat Eu ë .Britain H 5 y ï i drive reaches the booms.Theo alterations re oull, Matador SOEUR Bruck vile, Ont Apply to À.Bernstein, 1880 Autre Tab + *V 2081,\" BTA ce.91 OM WELL FURK [SHED PARLOR BEDROOM, tal pe hy on Tas Trouble With Powerful at Boouh'e Inlils Will not be compieleu much VTED\u2014ACTIVE AGENTS TO .W atreot.4 2 foe.814 3 Native ri 1 tt Col for ir .T > 13 ù - guaranteed sory stuck.Liberal terus.re A TH HOUGH GÉNÉRAL RERVANT Wakrio ay YOUNG MAN, SITUATION as Re suitable for married couple, with frst class es 13 the Colony | betore the first of May.bere 1s Join Salary ur cominlssion pan) weekly, Outfit free WANE oh x GENERAL RERVANT utler or any place of trust, willing to poisse ard 31 McGiil College ave.Bu 6 of lLagos.| Gralon of any scarelts pring Write for terms tw kU.Grabuw, Toronto, Unt.for a faintly of tw ust understand ovo city.Bost of city references, Address \u201cW oso \u2014_\u2014 and lull forces of men can bo hut on &s soon #7 20eod Apply from 10 to 12 oolock, 262 University sireel brag Offs, OOMB-DUUBL AND BING pce.153 Fasl YT Te POWDER (SPECIAL TO THE STAR] as required.| PH ow ner a we.urnishod: every conve.; Le Lu UANTEDZA BUTLER APFPLY WITH MEFER ANTED FIST CLARS CO0E, TO ATTEND PEAR CR SENTE 8t.Znd dovr from Windsor HoteL A LONDON, April 21.\u2014Advices from Lagos, Tim UT encus, belweon lUand ©, at HUY Dors at Murchante' Office, from ÿ a.vo 4 p.M.\"Y 2131,\" STAR office.9186 OOMS\u2014 BRIGHT WELL FURNIBHED BUOMS the capital of the British colony of that THE.OTTAWA BRIDGE.at ee} Retersuces required.Godd WHE ON.ae us; the == SITUATION BY A WELL R for gentlemen, gas, hot and cold water.Not trest quality of Cream Tartar, finest re-orys- _ ; \u2014-\u2014\u2014-\u2014 ANTED-200LABORERS TO WORK ON CORN evening), 13 kvane# V young basthou man ont acs KNOWN ving.95 University ut.sos taire Bi-Oarbonate of Boda are used in its preper- name, on the slave coast of West Africa, re- | ISPECIAL TO THE BTAR.| wall Causl Eulsrgoment: wares si 20 ver duy ANTED - HRAL SERVANT For Addrues \"Y 2130,\" Sran office, 816 OOM5\u2014FUR MAY 1, WELL FURNISHED, ON it has stood Al with housskeepers for the past 34 : port a serious sate of affairs there.Four | Orrawa, April 21.\u2014 The ceremony ol Apply va Works, Wii Davis & bole, Contract urs, family a wd (3).Apply atonce.107 St ground aud bathroom fiat, overy convenience, years and isnow (if possible) better than ever.b Cornwall, On s7 8 lle st.: 94 1 AN id Grcorsidr, 5 years In AER HANGER Foutlewen only.142 Mansfield s 80 8 All the Best G _ thirty years the trade of Lagos to au from ! breaking ground, as (he first stop towards ANTED- LADLES AND G14LS TO LU OUR 7 \u20ac , D, WITH e es TrOCers se it Met H and relieve all the troubles inel- i op ¢ the construction o he lntorprovincia No work fur us al home, #8 10 88 a, woul W M poskiise FreucL aud E Li us ab, lo deiiver milk.gone, iy Lower fra Là the city.Aves ps Las RU: board, for DE pue 20 cles 2871 dent to à bilious state of the system, such as she terior of Africa las been interrupted, , bridge between Ottawa and Hull, tuok place exeily dinde, lo painting or SE, send dell apply PP 2006,\" Ban Hee bil Ee BY © PERSON EA.Councillors 06\u201d f BT DB LORIMIER Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress after and ip many Instances stopped, by the King | yesterday afternoon on both sides of the \" 0., \"8 eee 8 _ u Whi .; : Literly square, Buston, Mus Rew\u201d ANTED\u2014TRAVELLEK FOR PATENT MEDI.Ww tion ax motbers help.Address \u201cA 172% Bran QUM-TU FURNISHED ROOM, WITH OR eating, Fats Ja the Side, &c.o most orQueen Awujali, of Jabu, one of the inter- : river.On the Ottawa side the ground was TEDLAT ON CE A TYOUNG MAN OR Sines, ust vent Enulish sud French du fluent- _ 92 3 without board, st 212 Mountain st 005 Lhe Shars Maker, bas just recetved 8 full stock of rermsar SUCCESS wh & for countries of the colony of Lagos.The | broken ou st.Patrick street ne the brow of ; dy (CE Ne (le preferred: Wo engage in y and juudermiat ndliug hurses.Addre g TED BITUATION KEKE ND TABLE BOARD, 20 BRUNBWICK carts at all prices.am sill making ; Sterling\u2019s wharf hill, Mayor Maedouzalone b a pronos ad CLR any work ave Hous, sulary S004\" bras vince 93 3 Wei SLTU Work; A8 BOORKE CEPER OR Roo A 90 7 order.1700 Noire Dame strat.6v Jebu tribe hold an important geographical | Gf tho directors of the company and chiel pb t 1c k [3 ve Al references.\"A ED\u2014 al 0 14 \u201ca.ap \u2018 \u201c .; ; pére La week Tmuul Lave eference W a tr eg Lex oF Dyin 45 both:anguares.\u201cA 2174\" Bram office.___ U2 4 COMS\u2014FURNISHED HOUME, WITH BOARD.Second-Hand Safes position, thelr country forming the froutier promoter of Lie solieme, pertornied Lbe act .a ve |X tre, eo.P41 WANT BY CAPABLE WOMAN.WORK OF Apply 127 Motes BUD wold oh by GOLDLE & MeCULLOC x c a L along the Lagoon, giving access to the port with a nick and shovel.Addres-es were A A a Pfrencb and né N AN hrold suite TL duo yy Kind by tho day.Apply ab 2 BL 205t Jp Ooms\u2014rroM aE FiEsy MAY, Iwo or (5) Che DO Danton surat oc, aro equally\u201d valuabie in Constipation, curing of Lagos.The wain roads from a very .deivered Ly Senator Clemow and olhers ie a tle Lu apn LLg- © oh.Apply HF.Yo .otre nique 8 .i Thin x > a thre tlemou cab scoommodated with arge portion ol the rich Hinterlapd of | upon the importantes of the project, and the Usb.Audress Mukinuou Brva, À aukleek Ha Dae.re em SL 1_ TANTED \u2014 POSITION A8 HOUBEKEEPER, rat clans rÉtmn aoû board, opposite the Windsor SECOND HAND STEEL SAFE, DE morose ot t be da Yoruba pass through Jebu and ths king lens benefits Lo be wnined from it by A/ANTED_AN ENGINEER (ENGLISH PREFEH- W sither a rd ur country, good recommeude- otel.47 Metoulfe atreot, OUV U of the finest sibua- i the li d bo * levied Boney tops upon il ; i NI t and Huil, Tue cersmony on the Wei TED Nf i T ve LE Nu hb N.9X ad re cd, ih certificate to run stativuary enkine.tions.\"83 STAR office.92 tions in the city.suqulre, 37 Motculfe st.90 13 Jattable for Private Banker's of ameter: a use.uiraulate they only cured regulate the wels, passing through ae cohntry.a ane ne Hu a se rio - fi Yoon, oe ary.Appiy to Messts © v .res SAK ce, 4 3 = y J TAY Ld 4 Ht.James as, 4 - 5 ) + ds VOTE Fire A nah ew York Lite building bless ANTE IDLE AGED WOMEN AF WORE.\\ ATED Ta YOUNG RENAN A SAVE I ooMb-.Eh BATHROONM PLAT, VOTE over, compelled the Yorubas to sell to him, Mayor Champagne, of Huli.Qaite a crowd rues, Montrea i ; À + o table boar 5 Cathoar STEAM YACHTS AND LAUNCHES ANY thus acting as a middleman to the trad rathiered and Lhe occasion was honored by | iug bou.eper; mûst Lave good references.guod sewer.Address by leLter, M., 6 Robb at.vd 3 ess e traders gathereda y > J ANTED- PoCTOR AS A LESIDENT PHYSL Apply at 65 Bieary stroel ___ 844 VY ANTEDC BY LADY, à POSITION AS LADY'S Sonia WELL FURNISHED, WITH size, speed guaranteed ; full particulars of Lagos.The same policy was adopted in the firing of a casuon.After the cere- ; AM cer pu à private Boni 5 young | amarriod ANTÉDLA GENRMAL BERVANT, TONE THAT Lelr, in city or country ; Wéli£ ing to be useful, R board, at ue Bubord street, fronting V.ser Dar application, Foisn Iron Works Qo.Ld, Toroate acho mould be alos: pricaloss to th Feu to goods passing from Las HUB to | monies on both es were completed, the 1 \\ A.Aditress Duvid KRattray, FO.B understands cooking, tor a family two; ref- Add SH 2104.\" 8 fâce 92 3 = .oru similar policy was followed t gontiemen on this side repaired to Nepean F gripe cree es 16 erences requirud.Appiy 28 Derihelat at.D4 1 ET a Trt Roux soupe AND SINGLE ios ox Building.2615 Tho suffer from fais distressing complaint: or bok tans a owed by | gontewen ont pti opal J lo Sepean FANTED\u2014A PLAIN GOOK OR ET EW BER.Wy ANILL a quub GENELAL SERVANT, AF WV ola io the AR i May: would look | yy hatmoarest dat, with board.Also table boupl.Lampe Conduit xt, London, W.C (near Bed but fortunately thelr goodness Cos not and race, in the Western portion of Yoruva, were civen for the projected bridge and the Vant, with references; ho washing.Yd or.YV_» De st _ after \u20ac iidren or attend la e8t roferences goo - > 15 e roa rom whic ies through ueen.Mr.acduuxai cays 1L 18 more \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014>_ OR Properties for the Growth of Hair on the Face or hou lito pile valuable in nom ays that § Chester streut, 014 TANTLD IMMEDIATELY, 4 COOK AND A failv :_Addreus 'B ¢175,\u201d BTax office.345 Dot baa, Bata.VIRE 25 Head, Eyebrows,or Lashes.By Alex.Boss.Inventor thoy will will not be ylling to d da vid ie their large capital, Abeokuta.Friendly than likely the construction of hs bridge Woo sre oy de Paie an | NN estomac 0 bit Nase ur enero premmanes | Bi Ba ra Sh hh ip pe poRotlations to sitio the Uinleduy rosyied would uo proceed mit ie suroer.Noo aroune rors Eu 3 » \u2018 Frene uo apy M buck, 218 Meuse es W ANTED-HUSHITALTSAINED NUKES, AP nde SE business houses: good refergices 1 OuME_ WITH EVERY HOME CONFORT, #4 10 PATENTS.¢ 8 BICHES SOLICITOR on, soil Governor of Lasts Captain Dons Hotations were, a prestut ie Où mit ANTED\u2014AT ON IWO EXPERT MILLIN- _vly st Nurses\u2019 Directory, 74 Viel 9 ore Ee STE ES 2 fake Paddrous \"V 2060.bTan oo 816 \" | OF PATENTS, while visifing Jebu on a friend! | > c tie W tat ei .; 1ssion, way taking over the Pontiac and Pacitic ors.iw Dwyer, 2! 30 BL Catherine st, U2 8 ANTED.AT ONCE, A GOOD Gran SER- JANTEDL \u2014 ENGLISHMAN WITH SOME ME.Leke.157 King street west, Toronto, y mission, 1 ANTED YOUN MAN, WITH OR WITHOUT Vans, references required.Apply 2610 pt W chanical knowledge and a great taste for OUM \u2014 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED To Patents procured tn Canada and foreign countries.15 the bane of 30 tives chat ero where «and trade routes were closed entirely, This Railway, and if so the bridæe would be pro W i ia Catlerine st.game, Ja anxious fur auy position in business house.parlor bedroom ; cosy home 1or married Pe Painphlet relating to patents free on application.80 MAR ore resulted in energetic action on the part of ceeded with at once.The Parry Sound road VY oi ence fur retail , dry Foods, Uving Ln or ANTELC A SNA SUI FOR LICH ore Well up ry dinars valary.Flesss addre Slice pot moving, 17 Shuterst.__81 8 Free reference library of patents open datiy.U4z hile os in ur Groat pills owre it the British and the King of Jebu was forced would use the present Poutiac and Pacitic Abily at 5027 dt Catherine st.Cote Bt, Antoine.W Work, no washing.Apply S8 Sussex ave, 22315 SrAR office 90 3 I VOM\u2014 WELL JUENISHED BEDHOOM WITH BOECKH\u2019S with Flexible Bridls attached, Speci.CarTER'S LITTLE Pres arevery email to sign a treaty which provided that In re- road to Aylmer.and would then construet a ee U2 vas FANTED-WASRING IRONING BY THÉ DAŸ all modern convenlences, gas, Se Shit denigned to supersede the old and very sasy to take, One or two make turn for the annual payment.of £500 the line from\u2019 Ayimer to Hull.It wouid tron V JANTED-CUVORB.HUUSEMAIDS.GENERAL TANTED-IMMEDIATELY, TWO FIRST CLASS OF Weok, cheap: ai Mru, Bt.Etienne, G08 Bt Lhiace st ~-\u2014 PAINTERS\u2019 fashioned twine bridles.To be had a dosa, They are strictly vegetable and do King of Jebu should keep the roads and cross the new bridge to the projected Cen- ae sant, sud mures sential Etuployment W bands for unilinery valesroom, at B.Carley\u2019, Urbain, ! \u2019 \"023 Rox ca Pak LORE, VUONT AND Back BRUSHES ofall leading paint and oil and hatd- not grips or p purge, but by their gentle sotion rivers of hia country free to all persons who tral depot at the Canal Basin.The bridge japeriu tend 2 KEES _ ud VV ANTER- BY GOVERNESS (ENGLISH), FosL Abe ed, sula vis = : ae use them.In viels at 25 cents: desired to pass through Jebu either from will be constructed on five stone piers, 40 Ce ANTED_A MAN MEVIN FEET HIGH (Ok AR W ANTEL\u2014A YOUNG GIRL TO MIND UNE on iu family.Address 2183, SOMFORTADLE FURNISHED BOOM, FEW SEOOND-HAND ELEVATORS, or a ere, or sent by mall, the interior of Lagos or from Lugos to the feet ahove high-water mark.The spans W Spar 10 us | possible), for \"Thu Yeuman of the _ehild, 41bi Lawrence, _________B#1 office.of - 3 1 Tull or partial board, in à private famdiy.in good order, for sale cheap.Miller Bros.& Toma, QARTIE MEDICINE 00, Mow Turk.interior.The treaty also provided that no will be from 200 to 500 leat in length, the guard, \u201ctu be ¥en dn the Ao ademy af Music, on y ANTEL\u2014A ULvUL STRONG YOUNG GIRL TO TO ANTED SITUATION AB BARTENDER OR 16 Plateau Stree 923 dontre eal.Toronto office, 74 York street, He D.1 Lolly feos or fmposte should be levied upon longest being from the Ottawa bido to thy lth, 12th, 13th und 4t Yor particulars ap- vleau store every wee, Apply 315 St.Jame waiter, ears\u2019 xperlence; excellent city nimons, Agen z Pris KW R By at Ji Hekoy st, rides\u2019, April dod, verse = vt i Toleronces Address 0 V¢7.STanomes uit Rov a ETE Hoo fau tor cry Bos AND SHOES! ' dl.JL.oy.ora Sting In coment.with ti Ean have orgie mide of ticle wit h be Pes i an À A i © y ANTED\u2014A YOUNU GIKL AS GENEHAL SER- ANTED\u2014A YOUNG LADY.COMPETENT {lpman.923 broken the trenty And their combined forces rlage Way on each side 8 fesi D incues wide LD AY ' T - French and\u2019 Euglish st b d .fries 1 Ble * nf , ANTE Dl NEHAL BELLY ANT, MUST VE Wo pips Juderstand plain cooking: no tation Bomingon Sypowriior excellent estres OUMS-33 MOGILL OULLEGE AVENUE, PAR- A.Douglas 1793 Notre Dame st, Pus \u201c Chances.threaten to attack Lagos and the British and on the oulside of these agali will be Notre Dawe sires Yl 5H ç euces.ri D, IR STAR Office.ue 3 J lor bedrouin on tirat and second flour; one ain- (vil remove his Bhos Store to 3079 St Catherine ANANANNANNNSAANAAAANANANAAAAAA~ setllements on Gold Coast.Trade Is com- the plat! orm for the public.The bridge will ANTELLOPRHATIVS FUk WHEELER & VV Ao ohne 0 Works, Outarte strat, was TE ANTED\u2014SITUATION BY à FIKST CLAs8 foi Ave, Brst clans board.Apyly to 47 Mou ou sr Boots and Bhoos mado to onsure, Finest materials OF Ssh cant Or can torse.Appiz at 1658 House pletely suspended and Lhere is considerabie be of iron.LRA C re vas LU, 2 \u2014 à » 7 ; \u2014 me % iisou nad Stakes machin.The Staudara Donsid, 94 3 B cook, / Address Cantral En Employment and Agouor \u201c48e COMB AND BOARD.FIRST CLASS DOUBLE and good workmanship, 94zeod.Dame at, botwoen 6 aud 8 p, m.te uneasiness in Legos.lhe natives on the Bbirt owurt 1! \\ ANTED\u2014A YOUNG LADY TO LEARN OFFICE ureau, 1575 Notre Damme ut and single rooms, Park yven ue, near Bherbrooke ODA FOUNTAINS, CYLINDERS, GENERATORS, OR BALE\u2014_ESTABLISHED ICE SoaEsS Gola Coast are quiet, A native force com- ELECTION BET CASES.WALLS REA AND VI EIST RONG BUY FOR eri GRO.ferré coat maker, a situsiion.Apply 158 8 | die 1h resktert unc Ia dir rst oi May, 41 | 1) A; bgueh and aol, then ln tose ots Kressnry (L0000 cOntomers, from Int May: 4000 Lope of Mae de vue amatinee 14 pme boon de {9PECTAL TO TI STAR] BDL@IUENIR.> uv .er, mr meme 3% 53,\" bTAR Office, orse arts, etc, bolongini » 3 S fu! .£ S 2 .at.wi Ÿ JANTED\u2014BTHONG BOY FOR KETAIL GHO- Urbain street., 23 drées \u201cB Ze AR 22 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ~~ 15 John L, Upham, Wholosuie kruiterer and Cou- La ree \"LA arris, l'Hdward at, ol 6 troubles between France and ong trey and | Sy ; 7 very, wast understand driving.Appty Hughes SR - : - - UOMS\u2014TO RENT.2 Mou[LL COLLEGE, AVE.fectioner, er, Brockville, On t.87 2mos ; ; orcey an Loxnox, April 2L-Judge Elliott age CAN Er D- STHONG YOUNG M aN # UE VA Bron, coruer rriuce Arthur sud Cadieux sta.bd 1 WANTED IMMEDIATELY, om Every RY LL 28 ATIONAL CASH REGISTER TOR BALE AT A FURS SALE-8TOOK, FIXTURES AND FITTINGS the now threatened rising agninst tne Brit- judgement in three election butting cases Cry, |e pelersuess roy Apply : AN PED\u2014AN OFFICE BOY BETWEEN 12 AND and writes Freuch: best references.Addross Box GOMS.FXCEPTIONALLY LARGE AND SALE great bargain.Half price for cash.Lars à fohacconist, Loy and confootioner store: 8 ish the outiook in Upper Guinea is not prom- | Yesteruay.Cahul! vs.MeMartin, 550 and R.__.eee 1 £ years old, who lives with nis parents.Ap- 1235.038 6 R handsomely furnished; with or without board., > 8° \" ocallty ihn ising.Richarde vs.E C.Wheeler, $100; judg- TAN hay 5 KL AH NUE # Per UK pi iy between 12 and 1 o'clock, 61 Francois Javier ANTED_BY A YOUNG LADY, POSITION AB 168 Mausñold st.928 Plz WE.POTTER & Se np City, wer tou st.ko store; Would sell passes A went ior plaintiffs, In the care of K.NY pull tai ¥.relorences requirud 2 i or à l \u2014 ¥ r SE = > C i I = hoster \u2014 TANTEU-G GUOD CAULKERS Tu ok AT y MCE and Libewriter in an Pme OGM WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, LAKGE FITS.AI Fite stopped fron by Di.Kuives JOR SALE-THE WELL KNOWN HOTEL, VAN.SHIPPING | AT QUEBEC.ir.vs.R.B.Hungerlord, $100.judgment ; - .- ro .aus FANTEULIADY STÉNOGRAPHER WHO .Cornwall, wages $1.70 vor day.Apviy to ress \"Hl 7300,\" STAn o fie \u2014 V8 8 yong den of respacisble married couple; also nice EAT Nenve REsTomEn.\u201d No Fis after couver hotel, pitusted on Windsor street direct \u201d a.wag given for delendant, because il was Gorstunds teiokriplilyg aud can wpeak Krench Wu Divine Sous, Cornwall, On va u ANTED\u2014BY AN EXPEKIENCED D DRESSYAE- avzy single room.47 Aylmer st rst day's \u2026 Marveilous curon, Tipatise and #2 Y oppostis the Cp Li Suatlon.1s Bow for sale.The [sPrOIAL TO THE STAR] shown that the stake had been paid over to aud Enxiiah, Air B 3 - - - er, work in private families, Address \u201c 2867,\" STE yer 8 \u2014 on bottle free to Fit cases.Hond r ne, 9: ouse is now in first class condition and is also # Quær April 21.\u2014At 115 y the winner before plaintiff had given the se - W.ANTED-BY A WIDUWEK, FOR A FAMILY QF STAR office.OOMS\u2014PALTIES WAN TING FURNIS Arch at, Phils., Pa, J.A.Harte, 1780 Notre lame st.goud business stand.For partioulura apply on the EC, pri \u2014 yestarday b V Ax [hbDeuENERAL D8 MACKAY (J) three persons, no children, a generat servant ANTED A SITUATION AS MOTHER rooma will find the same and ali modern tm- 94 eod premises, 117 and 119 Windsor 93 6 afternoon the SS.* Fremoua,\u201d Captain stakeholder potico not to pav, and that 1: OF working huuscleeper.Apply Hey i \u2018nursery governoss, wiline rar Hh provements at 77 German 8 925 NEAGHERS MR SALE-UNDER AKERS\" TTENTION.A Tait,of Thomson Line, from Palermo with a plaintit had, prior Lo payment, expressed W Ty fy Hi TRAE Al Lik INSIDE UTE, FOR - country.or seaside.Address, \u201cM 2 +8008 STAR office.RESTES LAL Gl DOUSLE PAHLOR BED- very handsome and massive funeral car can be cargo of fruit, entered Indian C ove and was himseli willing te abide by the state lodgers AER he TR | WARNER RAR FRR ES IE EL 654 oo, went Red paciapils firs, 02 pura or cat io per Son a TE Soe cllowed taors by hg ss Chart gbon detain 1 ho rea guided\u2019 Ly tie returoing i + SH sirve Je ie .219 No iy id i Tu ve To VKE CHARGE | 7 ANTED AS et YOUTH TU Ls anx WVANSED VAS EU NC OH STUER 5710 M > Eran Te rt UR AISHER ca mo bo sold much below cost without Tass 5 tho Captatu Blase ai from Catamn.Dr.Monti- officer a declaration I A 1 XN v 1 mn Le » AD \u2019 La aN + * IL , \u201c \" sea ; av Bel books; Lhe peaking French aud house) Pa Au vue comitiretas stationery business 0 FPS street, SL.L Ouego sae © woman.Apply 7 bert R frou ut rooms, with board: all conveniences.d Win E.der re ial ELLE Se Hors ranting station superintendent de CONFE ) TOAN A MURDER, \u2018 3 je tusia su.rum school preferred.Address \u2018ik, 20306,\" Srar Victoria street, near Sherbrocke 8 =| ;: .i _- othe ANTED\u2014TLIAVELLER WITHOUT aL two pool cables, portion bar Jxares.Rune official, visit to both steamers and passed | JANTIO AN Nii KIN DSALESLADY AT ofve ME \\ who bas à good connection in the Maritime ROOM A EORNISH ED HEDHOOM A ons strass Prepared.according I of the Writsh \u2018from street fo streel.\u201d Price, 8500.L.Harris, 1 Kd: them as perfeetly heaithy.shortly Pas [SPECIAL TO THE STAR he Broadwa Mimary hols, Ww ANTEL\u2014A BMALT BOY FOUR DRY GUUD3 Provinces, wishes ua good side line.Would tuke room, With use uf kitchen, on Helgneura Streak Pharmacopcis a pi ue a nine and Pure Grange wara st., corner Eleury \"94 6 ap A arte - + Catherine st t commission boue, to Lake himself gonerally nothing but \"good staple article in use by general for couple without children; vacant dat of May, Ap- Wine on! boing madd In 116 mannfaetire.4 : LE 5 wards the \u2018\u2018Fremona\u2019 proceeded to this port WINNIPEG, April 21-4 W hit.wood de- ANAL eA Gl EAT SERVANT FOR us fa, Que sisi witli nis parents preferred.box trade.lieferencs snd connection is the best.Ad.ply Mre.MoDonald, 66 Lrummo An invigorating fouls for gemorsl dability, spring lassitude, FOR LEROTHLS.SALCORS., HUIT, CON- and was safely moored iu tront o! the Cus- Spach saye Lhal Siall Sergeaut Fyle, of the lutaliy 1-1 (Wu SEOWR perse Apply to 372 3 Montiea : L'or BE | dress \u201cJ 24027 Stak office, gs 2 OOMB\u2014DOUBLE RUOMS, WITH FD FIRST oT, ro ek Lor Oni sana nan Harris, 1 Edward atreet,corner Bleury street.pos tom house.The \u201cCharrington\u201d soon followed N.W, M.poiice, is now investigating in the Menta at _ LT Ww ANT ED bail SENS LE grat.VV ANTEP-BT A YOUNG MAN, SOBER HON EST aud second floor.108 Mansfield s Orange Gale acvopiable to the fatto and gires a very Cense.94 1 aud moored at the Lreakwater.The latter Finland Coiony, 15 miles north o! that NIMES CURE ro CA po 5 vi Ln je jet Lu EE Bis ment, Sai A vin dnt ; 00¥ \u2014 COMFORTABLY Fussy Too Depot ee Ait wine gat thro nee gay OR BALE_AN OLD WELL ESTABLISHED = vessel was the first to arrive from sea place.Wgat has every appearance of being a Te .var Wp A , NE, THE » =k i \u2014 5 > A % .a.Né Die ue PRIE VAE CESR er Fh 2 | rer \u201ccouvent (ovine SRE | es rs an part ru rn pre\u201d Bony Ward À Ca, rot Be Loup \u2018a 11 Weldek on\u201d ducéday morne où to some nevr sprivais Late iniin 1958 3 A Sak 31 UNG MAN eT WW ANIED\u2014AN ENELQEIIC YOUNG MAN, with VY ANTED=SITUALION LY ACTIVE YOUNG montst - tate Agents, 360 8%.James 5 843 ing it was expooted she would repeal her dome away With Johnero, who, with himself, des tu avi as ansistitut 18 office.Good Ww & knowledge of the manulacturing stationery ioroughly nro cars 1 harass driver; OOMB_LADY HAVING VERY LARGE HA! ANTED\u2014AGENCY Yor BRITISH COLUMBIA rformance, but had to anchor off th w the first-to loca\u2019e there irom Michigan, .Ereny nh tienar Tyjvw rier be asu ofice suppiy hi must be sule tu canvass lue Fiver spé ci iy Ars Aa.dres tn UN aie sowe parlours aud roots, Vieinity near Don TO THE LADIES by responsible man.Chass Turner, Vancou- jatter place Lo avoid the Ice.\u2018e saptaln Tait after confessing Lo the crime Kautonen dise hav.pr reute .by jotter, Hating awe BIL irders ul glve est justes: a good oventuy tur the : hy inton syuare, is desirous of letting them to æentie- .3 * : a HN + Ln io 4 awer 1s wil Tabi person, Addr § ake, expertence aud |\" STAR ville.v4 2 en, with or without ureakfasi: firs: class attend.Yer - v2 8 reports that he left Falernio on the 31st of appeared.itis thought he has committed A SMART OY FOL AN OF ICE sainry vxpectod, - Natal ottce pe ANTED-WURK LY THE DAY, SCHUBBING, anes.Address \"5 2186, bran office, 2 FREEOF CHA RG E W005 toifars ro sondniat s wine snd liquor ca March, having on board the largest cargo suicide In the woods as he was in a very hg LY recomended.[ANIED Kx RXCED PED oH ERY dress, donne clean, or to help in restaurant.Ad Re Qus- te PROFESSION AL MEN.Jo LET, tail business: wood profits: good stand; low ex.of fr uit ever brought by steamer to Lhe st.despondeut condition.: alin oe PNEU TUE 0 > : _ .\u201c ver eee.ee Sh ITIL UTA wh v.Fitatur A city remy by fr ether, BLAURE age, (ussible Weekly TANTEL\u2014BY AN ENGLIBHAAN 26 YEARS OF Brat door Private family: central 21 Universtiy.UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.pour EC SA Ae 2a 3 oy mone Ee ot MANITOBA SOWING 42 an .To ; 7 t GIN, Wi ood board, in the coun ARE - hen vibes olin Conieteind Exchange, 8 72 A el AER er 8 feet long! ; avriages.Gic OOM-TO LET, FIKST CLASS FUKNISHED 31 rensouable terme, san do no brs bling by jotror W bedroom and sitting Ee with partial board, that will be strong enough to put down sere} be had forbidden the inter to Inter : d'Armies su 333 Leur Tr A ANA AAA room, with ga 5, bath, with hot and à cold water, to R, Box 218.Huntiugdon P.0, 087 tp quiet private family, west of ptlipe Bax Hamare and any outbreak short of a general revolution ere in the internal affairs of Fgypt.Vy A Na gere LELIANLE | GILLS WR SALE LARGE BIZE RAILING {G BOAT, HLOUP Fe oy oT ade Wao a, HAs at No.430 orchester st, between 8t, only Jud 200% LARUE, WELL FUE FRONT 8 ve Dorohester; state terms to ius _ The War in Dahomey.all - ores us Look - A er ; GE ly at 117 a t t tl th, not and .ade Viet onse Landon and General servants, | Hegel decked, Jor particulars address \"Ht 2620, JOK BALE STYLIEH nT hy PROGMST 154 ST ANTOINESTRIET, FOR MAY cold Wales, gas and ovary cunventence, 78 Torrsice VV ANTED-TWO ROUMB £ AND BOARD.FOR TWO A TERRIBLE TENEMENT FIRE.Paris, Amil 21._The Government has re- No vifice fers na wed wb bain\u2019 Ea clange, 5 Place 8 ee Bed Fo 8 TWO WHEEL ED DOG 1st, three splendid fou ms, with or without Street.v4 3 ladies: dou bl 5 sin or with mantel beds.pu ceivad a despatch which contains the infor.Ft pen, tase] bY ontioal die Fi ee ve pie PE LEE or Windsor Cinbiek, Fite Cas Ghana 0 Jas Mo og) | heard: Apply 86 Outhedralatreel.034 | oo OOM COMFORTABLY FURNIAHED, DOUBLE Beteterme.Addroes 7 2304,\" 8748 office, 033 [BPECIAL TO THE STAR.mation that the vanguard of King Be- = oo d tachutonts .very little used; $15, Lpper L2G 08, tes ¥26 0048 \u2014 TO LET.x OUBLE AND = 7 - a N14 , FOR SPORT 3 ! V TANTERD- vhs CLANS SHIT AND COLLAR Bub Che rive Bore vines 8 00 84: JOR HALECONE EAE ON IN FIST CLASS rooms, nicely furnished; sultable for rE 1 roo, for one or two gentlemen.23 Hanover ANSE urnis Pa dE pue Br.PETERSBURG, April 21.\u2014A fatal fire by nant ce la fhithin ono thousand yards Cty dt friliour, Montreal Fo BALE A BAILING SKIFF, CAT OGD, X__order cheap at 875.Apply U5 Craig st.93 Den or married counle.Not moving in May, 3528 pe - - by lady emp ploy Quring da day, si 5 Yitaous LA Viger occurred here yesterday.A blaze was dis- lace Is momentarlly e oid per o tt 2 Bicam fausars « Antoine st 0 with centré board, built by Lachaps ile, ref Brock: aOR BALE-A BUPERTOR PONY QAR, AN 2 Bt.Catherine at, 93 OOMSINGLE LOOM, WITIL DOARD EUR Garden.Address, PO.covered in a tires-story tonement occupied PA 6 made thors, ati rand pen 8 oi W AND J meh Ani CTE RE vite a dP A es ont pastiqu o \"non at McVey's sisbles.Address, B.1.gd ouMs- To LET, TWO LARGE URFURNIAI ë .843 ANTED\u2014DOUBLE Hoon, WITH TT FOR by A large number of people.Tho flames teen Frenchmen she H 1 Ph.8 > t LUN wreferrse ass Hite stree .i RE Ag - Bux 1._ 0443! ed rooms, on Hanley BL, near Sherbrooke.Ap \u2014\u2014 = tw ung non, between Peel and Union ave.spread with great rapldity, and when the D Tesido à rydah, the ANFED A Ven Nii GIRL, AS GENER JOUR SALE.BICYCLE, 52 INCH KUDGE LIGHT Fs SALE\u20141 BROWN HORSE.80U BOUND, KIN ND ply at 2410 SL Oatheriue à M8 3 COME \u2014- NIOLLY EURNIBHED 4 L'OUBLE on or near Bt.Untherine.Biate terme.\"Ps pes.occupants of the upper floors reached the POrt of Dahomey, und other points, were .W vaut, = WUReR, 0 Washing, ARDY LC poire A LL RR eh and handsome driver, safe for le sûr.of PE F VOMB\u2014 DOUBLE AND SINGLE, WITH BOARD afi MS el a \"opus BTAR office, 84 ataircase they found it a roaring mass of uot capt ured a King Behaninz's forces in .>: = t \u201c us D 8 .pré com OU AGP OIL bicandor 7 pad nes Libis bi AS ANT ROVE, BU QLELOTEORTEVIGER SQ ALRLY | eens antsy, Hames, ALL hope, of sscupe was cut off 1a Gi thin hava.raathed Eronch stations in \u2018 WANA Vax loti ar TE) TKeepor pos HALE\u2014A LAKok NUMBEU UF on WAT ED \"ABLE FOK 5 OR 6 HORBER, with I nished and unfurnishod, at 814 Bs, Lawrence Chain ee NTE DANY aiNars a ENTLEMAN.SIT.hie dirseti to thoir stat cs te NHL satety and It is hoped the others will also Furniture packers, ai Moady {it Lers, à ie a \u2018Armes windows with winter sash and blind complete, dwelling preferred, Address \u201cJ 2382.7 sirest (2 doors above Vine avenue), 08 bh 200 ; VIOT ra or TO LIT, ONE TT WANTED-BY A SINGLE Sea isle Tushe: partments, and many suceead in making their escape toa place square.D4 us an brate lass condition suitable ror ay one build\u2019 office.os > - Î double room, with board and every conveni- ingroom and bedroom, without boprd; tate jumped from the windows, Some were very ing, chrair Apply ily BL Edward § 42 ECT TP i oom- FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM, ON BAT H- \u2018 ly furnished; to gentlemen onl 04 3 price apd location and give description.Aus of refuge.ANTED-YOUNG PEKRON TO ADDRESS AND Lae EL EC Ward Bt WANTED STABLE FOR 3 HORS SES: ALBO M fiat, with bot And cold water in path, SBC a; nively farnishe gentlemen only.Budo Pian off ioe, gra 8 severely injured, the bullding was gutted, WAL ae Samadi Roary dine.Fol fair i Show Don TTR = Addre mag house for drive dive tun particulage.20%0 \u20188, Catherine at.936 OMS FURNISTHED KOONS ON MACKAY ST, 4) ANTED_ FOR WAY TWO FE aren Pom.20d when a poarch waa made of the ruine it Want the Copper Output Restricted.ml dn ou efee] Aoply, with saute of own hand- \" D'order, a rhord # ddress ot TAR office.T3 -.\u2018LY FU TP between Dorchester au utherine, suitable | > was foun at nine of the occupants had LoNDON, April 21.\u2014Reprosentatives of the Write, bo 1 St Dei street, salars, 4: V4 Zyod MOR BALE-PUL BRED BUL A-LOG, 2 YEAL 8 Ÿ TANTHD-A LIGHT BURINESS BUGGY, IN RON eh eat pot en oid water, IE COR Mare ay 2640.\" Tan office business geitlemen Hall HE yo Eaten ibe been burned to death.Their houles were chief Liritish Copper commanies EN SAN FhvoanN 1 BERL sb HOUSE Dale Leld,_ Address, \"N 2512,\" Si au office 94 ko ood order.Address P.x 667 [2 out board.21 Manstleld St 04 3 \u2014 \u2014 office, 3 2 almost unrecogrizable.Fifteen others are can delegates who are arsirous of reducing eleven as peanired.Apply, 7 Beaver lall JOR DA ha iNCHPRÉNIRR LIG RAT.RSS ESS SE | 3 WELL FURNL PARLOR NAT ANTED-GENT EIN SERIE oo issi d itis th ht th b d » , \\ OOMS\u2014WELL FURNIBHED PARLOR AND ANTED\u2014-GENTLEMAN DESIRES ROOM IN M'8S8INZ, BD 8 thoug oy are buried the output of the minerai, here yesterday.Ba ATTEIRRT CLASS CUP en ann van bE EAN avait end ie ere: Pupils Mantes.AV Ledrooms 40 Beaver Hall HUll.p46 ¥ropertn Wanted.À auf folage \u201cAéro ane a TE beneath the debris.The British members of the contorance de.- 8 9 J .a, _ PAPA NPN , stating terme, V pa Av OA it rent AND tion ut old postage stampe Addre 8, ua 8, oe ~~ TITI 00M Tn LONBLE BOOM, WITH BOARD, Ae ANTER-TO PURORA 1 TWUMMER OO 8 clined to accept a proposal made by the State saliry expected hay ANTE DBT, Young LADY, SHORTHAND ZV -100D AYe._ ae, Within twenty miles of Montresl Address NTED_FORNIEHED rrr Fos MRS.PARNELL SUES HER TENANTS.Amuricans for a fifteen per cent.reduction, FANTED-A FIRSI CL BALEHWOMAN FOR T° 7000 Drm TT TT TT ee puplie, evening ross \"8 1005, B1az office.0OMS-TO LET FLOM MAY 1 147 TWO \"WO LARGE six ng Rérarficuiere ay nid lovation, accommodation en, between Bleury, Mountain.Notre Dam declaring such action was quite out of the the mitilinery business, une speakits Buglsk ois TETRIS vl 4 n anf uraished parier ith roldim, , doors, mar.price, G.Bo 833 and Dorchoster aurgets praforred Btate trina ad [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.question.They maid that while they were pe prefervod.Mrs.Irwin, lU+8 Ps st V Huby otto Figaro Clones, mations Paerble sink and clothes press, all on same fat, and ANTÉD\u2014TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, MEDIUM .5e +\" Bran ofiice il DuBuIN, April 21.\u2014At Wicklow sessions NOL eager for Any reduction in the output, ° FEO Flo BOY.TAPPLY AT 1 sup wT SALES ESS OT LL Ne Se a Sn tical or English aubjecte Best city references.eat Bleur au A ood chance for married couple Toons, a ai Jel built homes elit prices ANTED-3 Ok 4 ROOMS, 10 OR 15 SIRDE 5 to-day Mts.Parnetl.widow of Chailes they would agree to continue the nogotis- \u2018 NÉ t i.> : np», VAE » notwukee or uny respec - W Tauren «1 1.058 \u201cON TUESDAY MORNING, A BLACK FUR Terms moderats, address F Son! STARO Mes, ardring suok eco mination.Can ba pen \u2018and ac: Investment must pay fair interest; no bumbug; wii sus 1 ne urkisare BS ge mentiomen w Stewart Parnell,brouæht suil against Lwelve Hops.and pabod for further details as to the v tn ; , wtorin collar, bat ween orchester st.And the rss Fr 264B\" Svan price.parties wighing to sell, address, giving number of PLY © 3 4728.94 To f her tenants for non-pavinent of rent, products an capacity.of the American Ww AN TED A, Que Fou [ENE fe Choc Park.by way of Matlue 3 tL Cota los Nolgps Rd.and A ANTED \u2014 PROF.ACARTHUR (FROM == \"ARGE PARLOUS Le treet and terme.Post Office Box BUS.225 pou me everal of the applications wers dismissed mines, Ck pood wakes, Apply 460 St Hs .; i TT Se ee A See EE ; ork.good Wak ply 405 re tne avenue Finder will sane return to Mr, Dal vis, ____Ybanted to 4 Borrow, y the court on the tenants producing SAONE careiaker of\u2019 _Urexcent $1, Uhu 20 _ LL © ] ow.Apply 8:7 Palace street.Pi aud single rooms in a Orat clans ouse, at Se TE ea rye Rly OW.__SPRly Bui Yaa street, Also a basement.9 Jant 5 PO FR XYZ Tecelpts showin tL C reut wi tyet 1 - WALES CARPET LAYERS.THOS.LIGOT x ONT LOG, A Fe x Eo PUP, WITH WANTED PUPILS IN SHORTHAND, G LES- henry Are - ot - w .ted 1, te Purchase ANTED-8IB, 000, AT 5 P, OQ FIR MORT- due.Pin the tor aaa th Lenants roused fannie = ron inking the larme, ol KE Notre Dane at 04 I, docked tail, larke black spot on right side.Last 1; best references.Address Bteno- OOM \u2014 DOUBLE ROOM, ELEGANTLY FUR- - i gage; property valuatién \u201ceza.00e : rentai .= Ie RY rriping pills, try Carter's Little 1 ANTED -A GUQU Or FIVE BOY, FOR WHOL E.\u201ccea Monday aLout Taidutght curuer Durohester and grapler, 13 8¢ bliznbeth street, 94 1 ; nishod; gas and every convenience; private ANTED- TO PURCHASE A CANOE, MUST BE $2700, Principals only desit with.Address ~J 10 pay unless the abatement allowed by Liver Pills and take some comiort.À man W DIED ZA Goal or FIVE BOY, KOR See \u201c| Aavrduet street: wong dawn Agneduel, Mewar to EEE eZ amily.702 \u2018Paluce \u2019t 943 conwlate and, In fit! order; Dre modoraie.2350.\" STAR 98 3 arnell some time before his death was can\u2019t stand everything.Europe) gives Frenr lessons daily.Terma ably lo 1 41 08 Le GA rayle nyenue.ued rewnrd at my office, 201 Ju \"WELL il ; Full par pam to oN A : ANTED\u2014UN FIRBT MO \u2014 La Ces 842 È Jamer siroet, 0 at my house, 64 Crescent street, Donses ante >.Roy: LAR RGB, for merried &NTSHED, 155 AN SEC NDi ND W 8 ver cent for five Sars on property orth given to them.= W! ANIFD FU A FIRST CLABS HOTEL, \u20ac SHE iF, Thon's 1 Pottar.8 2 CISCO 7755 nen, ina phy English family, facing Viger Gare WAN akg Apply si Caiveraite st.ud 3 812,000.Address \"N 2400.0 \"STAR office.SGP REV.A.M.PHILL \u2019 EAS Special Notices.waa A ARI RDA OST ON TUENDAY EVENING TOWARDH ñ WANTED ~ SR HOUSE IN WiksT Gen.8 Dubords 04: = AM IPS\u2019 IDEAS.Mason & Risch and Other.Planos.WA AN JE D BV AN ENGLISH FAMIL LY IN CALL ahire terre ron Li dor will He.Whit re wanted oh of Teoma pte es x Lag State price, nimes COMSFURNISUED, WITH } BOARD, dd 5 ISPECIAL TO THE STAR! oJ: W.shaw & Uo, sells pris at-glass fn- ny \u201cntieninn, active and willing returndug same to above addre 933 ANTED_BQUSE 21s 5 OR 4 ROO err * To struments.such A8 MASON \u20ac isch, Emerson : ; ve ad ee 3 IMS RTS RONTO, Ont., April 21.-The Methodist , to aout a! Ci trot and treated ay Os 1-YOUNG PUR DOG vit SHORT TAIL, Ww piaile for 3 horses.Give full particulars Ad- T OOM A LARGE FURNISHED Room TO LET.NV WHE N REMO v OVING horizon 1s clear AED, tor the prospect of « AR holmes: old planos a angod, planes fare advance dif Teuoired Write rime fol neces.od Ferran coat, wi 720 Suerbraoke : st: 25 3 3 OME TWO FRONT §URNY ROOMS WT =n vexatious churoh trial and the attendant Notre Dame tract.m.Shaw & Co, 1611 nforinatio ; 1 ; antl ennis vr 1 7 -\u2014 \u2019 à $ N .A sary Information to Mr Tal rhii-y.San Jose, Kunis SOUR SIN.SILVER WAÏGH KSD WwW in feb To, BEN y FOR SU MMER MONTHS, use of parlor, if needed; central locality.14 To your new house this Spring, yon can avoid the difficulty of moving a cambrons Square Pizno controversy has to » great extent disap ; I Was TID A GOOD GÉNÉRAL BERVANT; ALSO L' bracelet, between Menry Morgan Co a and nenr the water; location between Lachine and Pointe St Lawrence st.In XE by exchanging it for a new, attractive, convenient and popular are at Lepresents ve divines of he Irreproachahis cut and suyin and lowest RE A housewiatd.\u201d Apply at 7+ Durucher st, in the Mackey nt Keturn to 005 Dorchester Bt and oie taire.Address particulars to P.U.Box 100, Mont OUM-COMFONTABLY FURNISHED SINGLE \u201c+ À.M.PR hare à Tre dnys aso met tev Fenn he [sured oo all avi 4 the morning.04 rowar 4 real.: room with board, also table board, Ha Mans and after problug into his French Dressmaker at \u201cLa Ville de Mont~ } WANTED sitiivine GIERE PRT douvs aT ON ALEX ANDER STREET LAST NIGHT ANTÉDOIR UPPER LACHINE OR ponvar, Geld 014 e WN ( 30 I Ï ] e Pl theological ideas were satisfied with the ex- | real.\u2019 94 8 erks for city, night hotel clerk, store wateh- tan colored kid vlove.Finder xin kindiz return furnished cottaxe.for the months tants and | Regus VERY COMFORTABLY FURNISHED .pianations he gave and agreed that his .gon, srt foreman warehosde Sh at Don: pare sain to 47 Alexnniter si, Andi 941 Bars rent mu t be moderate.Appl Jo Box double room; also gingle room, gas, ste.for These inat en bllshad reputation fn United Stat 4E 11 Cansds, theology wae pot at varlance with the WK ine Now York Pianos 1 ara now bai ne sold wenoy traque ie 37, Siontres gentlemen only, 51 Cutheart st.Das natruments have an established re ates and Europe, ss well as at the ano Co'& stora py WALLED be GE RY CURRK MARK 1A Vartners w anted, = re Tm ES COMB TWO OR 2HREE VERY PLEASANT for superiority in touch, tone and durability.and may be obtained direct from ths Manufacturers articles of the he Methouist religiun.£200 and upwards, Second de M se or, i \"i pu as che ee a N ee \u2018 Toney to Joan an furnished RAR rooms, on bathroormn at R TeanOnable diffarence in prive, at their THE 5 SAWING SEASON froin $6 upwards.Call and see their fine Qilren > 1741 81 Catherine Be 14 T Na Tee TTS EA IT TIN NAA | \u201cyery convenience, Faully private.Address \u2018ri Rent \u201c BLO2K.92 3 .del ob ANTED- PARTNER, A.2 ; aRX STAR office M1 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 TED Sin EN ARE FOR RES Whi La Kingeton, on AL i iio ONEY TO 1 iN sx des MORTGAGE Joos puns NL TE Ta, MONTREAL WAREROOMS, 2344 ST.CATHERINE ST.av TR TO Ts STAR.) Take advantige oi thé bargains offered in ess Wol established, sma ; N modern conveniences.B& Union ave, .nt, April 21.Preparations for the Carpet, Ollcioth and Furnt 941 capital required.\u201cQU 6 B1eoût 178 Bt James street es OCTATIVS NEWCOWBE & C0., Manufacturers, = - Toronio, Hontread and Pftarn, O° p p Jarpot, urn lshing Depast- i 033 3am\u2019 & of the sawing gesson ave on in ments at La Villa de Montreal à 2 DAILY STAR.THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1892) EIGHT PAGES.Lf OUR IRISH BUDGET.~~ COLLAPSE OF IRISH MINING INDUSTRY, Bettlement of Mr.Farnells Estate\u2014The Winner of the Liverpool Grand National, (SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE STAR.) DUBLIN, April 1).There appears to be some blighting curse over Irish industry, whaisver may be the cause.The latest collapse has been thal of the Mining Company of Ireland, which was founded nearly sevenly years ago with the object of developing the mineral resources of the country.It nas had a long, tlickering oxis- tence, and after a stubborn struggle has succumbed to circumstances.The Company started with a capital of £500,000, and mining operations were euerygetically carried on In various parts of hreland, but culefly in Wicklow and Waterford, with fair success, until foreign compet- tion became too stroug, and of late years work has ouly been carried on lu 8 very desultory sort of way.Now, the whole thing has been wound up, and one mil}, with buildings and machinery costing £20,000 or Bo, was sold for Lou, PARNELL'S ESTATE.The Irish Court of Probate has ordered the English letters of administration of the late Mr.Parnell\u2019s personal estate to be seaied for this country.Mr.Parnell died intestate, and the administration has been granted to Mrs.(Catherine Parnell, \u201cthe lawful widow and relict of tho intestate.\u201d The gross personal estate is entered for prohate purposes at £11,774.The personal assols In Ireland included In the above sum are valued at £6074.The terms of the compromise arranged in the l\u2019arnell- Wood case are as follows: Mra, I\u2019arnell gets the entire free-hold property in Gloucestershire and Suffolk.She also gets half of the £140,» 090, but she nas to share it with her other\u201d husband, Captain O'Shea.On Lhe deaths of Mrs, Parnell and Captain O'Shea the money will be divided between the children of their marriage.The legal expenses iu the case have been something tremendous, the defendant having incurrad at least £10,000 in costs.Sir Charles lusssll, Sir Richard Webstor, Sir Henry James, and Sir Edward Clarke oach received a fee of one thousand pounds.bOLLI® PRESS AMALGAMATION, The amalgamation of The National Press and The Freeman's Juwrnal is a fav accompa, and the former bitter foes are now one.The partnersinp was a necessity,as one or both of the journals must have gone down.The circulation of the old kreemun had ducreased very much, and the only hope was to join its opponent.The kreeman has for its motto the words \u201cIreland a Nation.\u201d Some one has suggested Lhat the Areeman-Presa should adopt as a motto, *1'o one thing constant pever.\u201d The Parneliite paper, The drish Independent, is doing very weil and looks like weathering out the storm.FATHER O'FLYNN'S\" RECORD.Great Was the wailing and gnashing of teeth last I'riday when the news arrived here that the Liverpool Grand National had been caplured by a nog thal was Hibernian in name only.The Irish division were sure that the winner would turn up in one of the candidates sent over from this land of steaplechesers, hut it did not come off, The winner, \u201cFather O'l'lyun,\u201d\u2019 is a very small horse\u2014~in tact, only a pony-but he hos great strength and endurance, und is a rare goud jumper.The fact that \u201cCivister\u201d and \u201cTex, the two top weights, secared exactly the same positions as ast year, viz, second and third, is rather curlous, and speaks weil for the pluck and stamina of British horses, THE GLANCARTY BABES, The Earl of Clancarty is coming out Btrobg in the role of & country geutleman, Two deputations, one from the Town Board of Dailinasloe, and another from the Agricultural Society, walted upon bim at Gar- bally, and presented bim with aduresses expressing respect and attachment to the house ot Clapcarty, and hoping his lordship would nid them in developing the trade ot the town and county.Lord Clan- carty made à most pithy speech, declaring his intention of settling down into à \u2018rale\u201d Irish country gentleman.Afterwards the Countess (\u201cBolle Bilton\u2019) presented the hia- toric twins, Lord Kileconnell and the Hon, F.- Le Poer \u2018Trench, and the deputations expressed their admiration of the Clancarty Lables, DOTHEBOYS HALL.The case of Rav.Samuel G.Cotton, of \u201cCarogh Orphanage\u201d fame, whose trial for \u2018cruelty to the chirdren committed to bis charge has been going On fur some days hetore.the Chiel Baron in the Crown Court atthe Antrim Assizes, Was voncluded yesterday (luesday, 20th March), when the jury returned a verdict of guilty on all the counts.Judgmeul was reserved pending tne settlement of some legal points which were raised by the prisoner's counsel.The case disclosed circumstances reminding ons very much of an Irish editivn of Dotheboys Hall, and the greatest indignation is felt against the reverend prisoner tor his cruelly neglectful treal- ment of the poor waifs of society placed under his not too tender care.Everything goes tu show how shamefully he fullitied the mission to which he professediy devoted himself, The character oi the chiluren whom Mr.Cotton took under his control made his duty 1f possible mure onerous and welgnhty than if the orvhanage why an ordinary one, A estrone plea to tte charita- Lia and benevolent was made in behaif of tke institution because ft received illegitimate ehiluren.Nothing should Anpeal more to the tenderness and pity ot peopia than the protection ang waibtenapes of such unhappy liltlo waifs, lhese poor little crealiuies were polished up for inspection now and again, but their every day lle Was wiseratis in Lhe extielue.CHARLES LEVERS EARLY DAYS, In a sketeh of Charles Levers hie, wnich appeared lateiy, 1t would seen that he took an interest in hterary Work very eariv in Nfe.lever enterea irimty Coliege ln 1822, and graduated in 327, Lu did not take his medical degree for four years after, When a medical student he made a vovags oul to Quebec in an emigrant ship, aud doubtless it was Lis experiences during this trip which formed the roundwork for his book, \u201cCon Crogan,\u201d uring his college days, Laver, liko Oliver Goidsmith, Used to amuse himself by writing street Lallaus, and sometimes, dressed in disguise, ho sang his own compositions, It is related that he and à fellow-atudent mada thirty shillings In this manner in ane night.A verse from ove ol these baliads ran as follows: \u201cOch! Pablin City, there is no doubtin\u2019, Bales lvry city upon the say; \"Tis there you'd hear Ot onnell spouting\u2019 An' Lady Morgan makin\u2019 tay.\u201d THE SHAMROCK INCIDENT.The Freeman-Press has a cartoon on the Shamrock incident, but a great lack of miti- tary Knowledge is displayed by depicting the allant Private C'Grady in full Highland costume.\u2018I'he #.-F artist should have known enough not to turn out a member of the Welsh Kegument-as the out UDth is dalled now\u2014in \u2018the gard of old Gaul.\u201d IT.8.B.TELEGRAPHIC, Russians Crossing Into Prussia, BERLIN, April 21.A very large number of distressed Hussian peasants have arrived al tbe Prussian fron- tler, whera thay are trying to evade the guards stationed thers to prevent them from entering Germany.Their object in attempling to enter Gertiany Is to obtain means from the emigration societies Lo allow them to proceed to the United States, According to the order recently issued imm- migrants of this clase are not al:owed to cross the frontier and the guards are vigilant in carrying out their orders.No doubt a few of the peasants wil in some way manage to get across, but the great mass of them Will find their efforts fruitless.An African King Deposed.ZANZIBAR, April 21.\u2014-Trinal fighting has taken place at Uganda between the Protestant ana Catholic converts in that country.King Mwanga, the rularo! Uganda, who was leading the latter forces, killed the prinei- pal Protestant chlel.Cant.Lugard, the agent of the British East Airies Company, interposeu between the warring natives for the purpose of restoring order.\u2018lhe result was that King Mwanga was deposed and Captain Lugard was nominated as his suc- Cessor.Parisian Magistrates Shirking.Panis, April 21.\u2014 Parisian magistrates are pleading the illness of their wives or offering other pretexts to shirk the task of presiding at the trial of Kuvacnol, the Anarchist, Four Negroes ILynchad, INVERNESS, Fla, April #1, \u2014Four nogross were hanged here on Monday night for the murder of Stevenson and Payne.Their names aro Jerry Willlams.Alhert Rahinann.Willle Williams and George Davis.A [ slrong body ol! armed and masked men surrounded the gaql about midnight and overpowered the deputy sheriff, Mr.Colts.They took out three prisoners and hanged them to trees near by.Before they wore swung into eternity those three meu muds confessions and Implicated à fourth.Then thie one was secured and hanged about two o'clock in the morning.[he confesalor did not tmpileate the remaining two in gaol, though !t did tinplioate Lwo negroes yut atl large, and for whose capture no stone will be left unturned.The same fale awails them that overtook thelr accomplices.BEET ROOT SUCAR BOUNTY.A Deoputation Waits on the Government to Becuro its Continuance.OTTAWA, April ZU.\u2014-A large deputation, representing tha beet sugar industry of the bruvince of Quebec, had an interview yes- terduy afternoon with Hon, Mr.Foster and Messrs, Carnng, Chapleau and Outmet for the purpose 0! urglug that the bounty of two cents à poumd on beet root sugar, granted last year for two vears be continued for a period of tive or ten years.The deputation consisted of Hon, L.O, Beaubien, Commissioner of Agriculture for the province vf Quebec; Ar.Musy, manager lor tbe Farnham Beet Sugar factory; Mr.Barnard, secretary of the Council of Agriculture for (Quebea; Rev, Father Labonté, of the coliege of Ste.Therese, aud Messrs, Ferland, Tranchewontagne and Robillard, ex-3, L.A., who were introduced by the following members: Messrs.Bain, Des- lauriers (St.Maurice), Bergeron, Girard {Two Mountains ), Desjardins iHochelaga), and Roblllard, The spokes ten ot the party were Messrs.Harvard, Musy and Hev.Father Labonté.They expressed themselves as well satisfied with lue result of the experiments so far.The quality uf beets produced in the province was steadily Improving and instead of only 615 per cent.of saccharine matter, which used to be obtained.Y per cent.was now got.Several Instances wero quoted of extra good crops.Mr.Ferland, of Berthier, had taken a crop of tifteen tons to the acre from lifteen acres, for which he received $4.00 per ton from the tactory and the bounty of fifty cents per ton paid by the Quebeo Government, Father Labonte, of Sle.Therese, cultivated twenty-eight acres without any manure, with no spe- clal care.He kept wu very careful account of the expenditure jn connection with this crop, and fuund that it netted him just $6530.lou.Mr.Foster said the Govern- menu had already considered the question.What was really wanted was information of the kind which had been given him with rugard to the results of crops, and what be had heard to-day was very satisfactory.He could nov make any definite promise in the matter further than that lt stiould receive careful consideration at the hands of the Government, He laughingly said he was afraid that the beet sugar industry was doing too well and that if it progressed at such a rapid rate it wouid take all the money in the treasury to pay the bounties that would be asked for, Fight With Mexican Revolutionists, SAN ANTONIO, April 21.\u2014The U, 5.mar- shat has received the following despatch trom Deputy Van Eyser at Lio Grande City: \u201cOn April 17th at sunrise, at a point 40 miles north of here, W.W.Shelly, shariff of Starr county, with reven men, suddenly came upon a detachipent of 20 revoltution- isis, Both sides stood their ground and a tight ensued.Sheriff Shelly was shot badly in the right hand, and Jose Carolino, a Mexican deputy sheriff, was shot in the bend.The revolutionists were too strong, and the officers being unable to cope with them successfully teal a retreat.Two of the revolutionists were killed, Lut none o them were captured alive.\u2018Troop U, U.8 Third Cavalry, lett to-day for the scene of the flight.\u201d The news of this outhreak has created much excitement along the border.Contested Election Canes.HALIFAX, April 21.\u2014The Suprema Court delivered judiment yesterday in the election cases of McColl va, Tupper and MceGill- vray vs.Thompson.In the former case Judge Wetherbe gave judgment dismissing the motion Lo set aside an order extending the Lime of trial.Judge Ritehie concurred; Maagher (J.) dissented.The case will be tried at Pictou on the 20th of April.In Me- Gitilvray va.thompson Judge Meagher gave the decision granting the motion to disiniss the petition.The Chief Justice concurred.Both were written judgments and very lengthy.Judge Ritchie read a dissenting judgment.The other cases not disposed of will come up as follows for trial: Greenwood ve, Wnite, Shelburne, June 29; White vs, lint, Yarmouth, July 5.Canadian Domestics Klope.New York, April 21.\u2014Thomas, the handsome aud dashing coachman of Mrs.Woodcock, of Fiatbush avenue and Clarkson street, Fintbuelh, is reported to have eloped with Marie Doucet, the pretty French Capadian maid In the employ of Mra.Brice.Tne latter is a daughter of Mrs, Woodcock, and came from Montreal two weeks ago to visit her mother, bringing Marie w.th her.Both the servania disappeared at about the same time on Saturday afternoon and have not been seen since.Thomas came {rom Canada two years ago, leaving a wife and several children behind him.Marie is sald to have a husband in Montreal.New Ttallan Cabinet, Rowe, April 21.\u2014 I'he formation anew eatinet has been completed, 118 programme includes retrenchment in the army budget, The pew members are Signor Cadolind, Minister of Finance; Gen, Ricolottl, Minis ter of War, and signor Genalia, Minister of Education.Tne other ministers are the same as in the last cabinet, except that Signor Ch.mirri has been Lransferred from the ministry of commerce and industry to the ministry of justice.Raliabury's latest Success.LONDON, April 21.-The SL James'a Gazelle, commenting un the ratification by the U.S.denato of the convention providing for the renewal of the Leliring Sea modus rend.gays: \u2018The Americans are to be couxratulated upon eetng reason, and Lord Salisbury upon having perfected the sure gical operation which enghiod tnem to do so without ucnecessarily hurting the feelings of the patiente.\u201d Military Rifle League.\"FORONTO, April 21,\u2014A{ & meeting of the executive committe of the Canadian Military Itille League, held here last night, it Was decided to hold the five matches on the following dates, viz., May 28th, dure 11th, July 9th, July 23rd, August 6th.The strangth of the teams and the ranges fs to rewain tha samo as last year.\u2018Ihe ontries cluse May 16th.Gave in to Bulgaria.CONSTANTINOPLE, April 21.\u2014Kushleff, the\u2019 Buigariau whose arbitrary arrest here by officials of the Rueslan Embassy and whose subsequent detention by the Turkish police caused a great stir in Bulgaria, was released to-day, after a vigorous note had been sent to the Porte Ly Bulgaria, protesting against the arrest and demanding thofeleago of the prisoner.French Vineyards Suffer.PARIS, April 20.-The French vineyards have suffered immense damage from the fey storms of Laster.The crop has hean destroyed in many parts of Burgundy.It is expected 75 per cent.of the grapes will be lost in the Touraine distriet.the cognac district hag also suffered severeiy.Stevenson in Samoa LONDON, April 2U.\u2014A letter from Eamoa says Robert Louis Staveuson, the novelist, has gained an influence over the natives aimosl equal to that pussessed Ly Malatso and he is trying to induce them Lo wear clothing and abandon tribal lighting.Hobbed the Kothachilds, FRANKFORT-ON-MAIN, April 21.\u2014 Herr Jaegar, chiot cashier of the Rothschilds, has absconded after embezziing nearly 200,000 marks, He had been twenty years with the house, having succeeded lis father in the samo position.The Sultan Was Annoyed, BERLIN, April21, The Areuz Zeitung says the Sultan of furkey was intensely annoyed at Lngland'e diplomatie victory in the affair of Lhe ftrman or investiture of the Egyptian Chedive.Mread May Day Violence, LONDON, April 20.- The Spanish squadron now at Barcelona has veen ordered to remain there till after May Day.It is re- orted that all open-air demonstrations on lay Day will be prohibited, Man and Wife Drowned.BROCEVILLE, April 2}\u2014On Friday night Gilbert Shippey, who resides on Grenadier Island, went outin askiff to look alter some nats which he had set tor bike.He was no- companiod by his wife, Not returning, friends went out to Jook for them.Thetr boat was first found and shortly atterwards the searchers ca.ne actuss the bodies in nine or ten foot of water, about thirty rods apart, nearly opposite Mallotytown landing.It is supposed that when Shippey preached the pet, which was fastened to the bottom by poles driven into the mud, he attempted to loosen It by tying a rope around the pole, attaching the other end to the oarlock of bis boat, and then rocking the boat sideways.\u2018T'ne rope evidently broke, as pieces were found on the boat and pole, and this allowed the boat to capsize.The night was dark, the scene of the accident was some distance away from any dwellings on the islaud, and the unfortunate couple perished trom cold and exhaustion, \" SARNIA IN MOURNING.Arrival at the Western Ontario Town of the Memains of the Late Hon.Alex, Mackenzie, SARNIA, Ont, April 21,\u2014Tbe speclal train bearing the remains of Hon.Alex.Mao- Konzie arrived liere last night at 9,10 and wWns met at Lie station by a vast coucourse of people from the town and surrounding municipalities.The special brought a great wany, who had come through from Toronto, and the immediate relations of the deceased statesman, who accompanied the remains, were Mrs.Mackenzis, widow of the deceased ; Mrs, Thompson, dauwhter; Charles Mackenzie, M.L.A, brother, Rev.Jobu Thompson, D.D., son-in-law, and William Mackenzie, nephew.Others on board the train were: Robert Jaffray, William Mec- Cabe, 5.W.Taylor, T.C.Irving, Dr.Thor- burn, Rav.Prof.McLaren, Rev.Professor Greig, L.Cameron, Wililam Vanzeandt, W.J.Fair, J.L.Blaikie, Hy, Beatty, Thos, Niahan, G.R Patullo, Rich.Patching and Alex, Fraser.A Sarnia delegation had gone down at noon to meet the special at London and came back on it, the delegation consisting of br.Mclean, Dr.Johnson, David Milne, James King, Geo.N.atheson, Thos.Doherty, J.I.Carter, R.8.Gurd, E.P, Watson, J.B.bymington, Joun Brebner, Thos, Symington, Jos.Lowrie, A.C.Clark, Judge Mackonzle, David Hossie, Wm.Farr and Thomas Donnelly.From the station tbe remains were taken to the residence of Charles Mackenzie, 3.L.A,, belng followed by a large crowd of mourners.This morning the remains Were taken to Bt.Andrew's Presbyterian church, and from 12 to à o'clock the public will be allowed to pass through the church to view Lhe reinains, At 2 o'clock the service will commence, and at 2.30 the funeral will leave the church and roceed to Lakeview Cemetery, where is he family burial plot.The whole town i8 in mourning.Flags are at haif-mast on private residences and public buildings and on all shipping in the harbor, The pallbearers at the funeral here will be the six nephews of the deceased, two sons of Charles, two sons of James and two sons of John.Rev.John Thompson, D.D.of St.Andrew's Presbyterian Church, will conduct the services at the church and at the grave, assisted by the reverend gentlo- men who accompanied the remains here from Toronto, Business in town will be suspended during the funeral, Ottawa's Sympathy.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) OTTAWA, Ont, April 20.\u2014At the meeting of the City Council last evening the following resolution was adopted: \u201cThat the counotl of the city of Ottawa has learned with profound regret of the death of the late Hon.Alexander Mackenzie ; anJ takes this opportunity of tendering its sincere sympathy with his widow and relatives.In the death of Mr.Mackenzie the Council realized that Canada has been deprived of one of whom the Dominion had reasop to be proud.Eminent as a statesman, by his abilities and honorable, unselfish and labor- fous in his character as a man, he earned the esteem of not only his personal friends, but his political opponents as well.Jn irat Minister of the his position of Crown as well as during the many previous and succeeding years, his whole energy, ability and care was freely given in the service of his country, aud he leaves behind him the record of a life, well and faithfully spent and a memory which will be ever fresh and green in the hearts of his countrymen.The Council instructs that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Mrs.Mackenzie, with the assurance that the heartfeit sympathies of all classes of our citizens are tendered in this hour of her deep affliction.Ald.Cunningham referred feelingly to the late ex-Premier, and in putting the motion the Mayor thanked the aldermen for moving 1t How Settlers are Disgusted.EDMONTON, N.W.T., April 21,\u2014.Owing to the biæ rush of settlers from all parts to the f£dmonton district, and the difficulty in crossing the Saskatchewan on account of the ice moving out, consideraple difficulty is experienced in accommodating the set- tiers at the railway terminus on the south side of the river.The hotels are taxed to the utmost, and as the Dominion immigration shed has not yet been erected settlers have been kept in cars or go into camp immediately on arrival.The Government never anticipated such a rush ot settlers or there would surely nave been better preparations to receive anda care for them.The party of colonists from the Parry Sound district, who ariived in two complete trains have had to uecupy the coaches they arrived in; therallway company have held the cars tive days for their accommodation.Settlers are experiencing difficulty in locating home~ steads, many of the survey posts and mounns having been obliterated and thera are not sufficient landguides to keep up with ihe work of lucating settlers.Von Caprivi and the Chancellorship.NEw YORK, April 20\u2014The Herald'a Berlin special Bays: Chancellor von Caprivi has been dropping out of sight since his witb- drawal {rom the Prussian Premiership.He seems to have no wish to retain the Chane celiorship.There 13 avery probability that within three months, and perhaps less, Count Eulenburg will be Instalied at the Raichekanzler, and there is reason to,be- liave that the new Prussian Premier has decided to lean chiefly on the Conservatives, who will, of course, have to join hands with other parties if they are to maintain their influence.Among his friends he has the reputation of poire an astute and a mera skiitul man thau his bluntness might lead one to suppose, The Duke Was Late.LONDON, April 19.-The troops at Shorn- clifle paraded yesterday as usual on Laster Monday, and waited over an hour exposed to the bolsterous and cold weather to be inspected by the Duke of Cambridge, the Commander-in-chief of the forces, The Duke dic not arrive at the expected time, his train being delayed by the snow, and finally the troops were disbanded.Boon afterward the Duke arrived and found the: parade ground deserted.The soldiers were san summoned and a short review was held, Winnipeg Bankers Organize, WINNIPEG, April 21.\u2014At a meeting of city hankors steps were taken to organize a subsection of the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Asgocla- tion, The following orficers were elected : Mr.Wickson, manager of the Merchants Bank, chairman; Mr.Mathewson, manager of the Bank of Ottawa, secretary; Mr, Kirkland, manager of the Bank of Montreal; Mr.Breedon, manager of the Bank of British North America, and Duncan MacArthur, president of the Commercial Bank, execu- Live committee.A Big Lumber Deal.OTTAWA, April 21.\u2014A big lumber deal took place this week, when Messrs, Perley & Pattee, of the Chaudiers, sold their limits on the Madawaska river to a firm in Bay City, Michigan.The limits extend over an area of 350 miles and tho price paid for them was $750,000.The salo will in no way aifaot the Chaurllere firm\u2019s output as they have suiii- clent to cut from ou the Ottawa, The Talbot Conspiracy Case.OTTAWA, April 21.\u2014TFhe Grand jury yesterday afternoon brought in a true bill agalnet Horace Lalbot for conspiracy and false pretences on a vew indictment and his triai will probably be fixed for next week.This is in addition to the true blll found against him at the last assizes.Another Election Protest.ToroNTo, April 21.\u2014A petition was filed yesterday against the return of Boyle, Conservalive, as merber for Monck.A cross petition was also filed by Hon.J.O.Patterson, against M.C.Cameron, the de- defeated caudiuate in West Huron.The Anarchists and Nihilists.LONDON, April 40\u2014 The Standard'a Berlin correspondent says the chief of the St.Petersburg police nas received an anonymous letter to the effect that the Nihlliste bave emphatioally rejected Anarchist overtures for an alliance of forces.The Austrian Army.VIENNA, April 20.\u2014The Austrian press protests strongly axaisst the semi-official statement that the budget will provide for a large increase of the army.To Marry an American Lady.PARrs, April 20.\u2014Austin Lee, secretary of the British Lexation here, is engaged to marry Mrs, Dewoll Taylor, an American Jadv, A GREAT LOSS.ANCLICAN BISHOP OF QUEBEC DEAD, Fatal Termination of Bishop Williams Brief Illness\u2014The Dead Prolate's Life Work.{SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.! QUEBEC, April 21.\u2014-The Anglican diocese of Quebec and the city and district generally is called upon to mourn the death of Bishop Willlams, who passed away yesterday afternoon at a quarter past four, after a brief {linesa.The Church of England in Capada In Bishop Willlams\u2019 death has lost one of its foremost divines and scholars, und the Dominion one of its best and most upright citizens.He had the large-hearted toter- ance which marks the true gentleman and true Christian, Bympathy for all, that humap, sunny geniality, unquenchable hovefulness, delight in all that is good and beautiful, with absolute respect jor the views of others were the most distinguishing features in his intellectual and spiritual character.Thev gave to him that personal fascination which made him so esteemed and popular with all classes aud creeas in the hietoric city of Quebec.He took a deep interest in educational matters and was punctual in his duties as a chairman of the Protestant Board of School Commissioners for this province.Ho wag a scholar of the highest order.As a prelate he stood in the first rank and ruled over a diocese which extended from Labrador on the east to Montreal on the west, Hls preaching was marked with a very fervid impetuosity and earnestness.There was thoughtfulness and plainspoken fearlessness in all he taught, He preacheu as the great divine Benjamin Whichuote said, \u201cReligion means, above all, a good mind and a good life.\u201d The Right Rev.James W, Williams, D.D., Lord Bishop of Quebec, was born tn Hampshire, England, in September, 1825, and is a graduate of Pembroke College, Oxford, where he graduated in 1851.© Was admitted to deacon\u2019s orders, and subsequently 10 those of priest by the Bishop of Bath and Wells shortly after, His high classical attainments caused his association with Leamington Grammar School, In 1857 he was named to assist In the organization of a school In connection with Bishop's Col- Jege, Lennoxville, Quebec, and was rector of the school and prolessor uf Belles Lettres in the University of Bishop's College until 1863, when on the death of Bishop Mountain, Dr.Willlams was chosen by the Diocesan Synod to wear the vacant mitre.His consecration took place on the 11th of June, 1873, the Metropolitan Bishop ot Montreal presiding, assieted by the Bishops of Toronto, Ontario, Huron and Vermont.y the constitution of the University of Bishop's College, the presidency of that institution goes to the senior of the bishops of Quebec and Montreal Dioceses, and, consequently, the Bishop of Montreal will now become president of Bishop's College.FRENCH VICTORY IN SENEGAL, ISPECIAL TO THE STAR.) ST.LouUIs, Senegal, April 21.\u2014 Advices from the interior show that the situation ot the French expedition under Col.Humbert has greatly improved since the last reports reached the coast.Col.Humbert was sent out to punish Samory, a native chief ruling most of the country along the Upper Niger, who had resented the interference of the French in territory clalmed by him.Samory attacked the French with a large force, but sustained a bad defeat and a great number of his men ware killed.The French loss was trifling.The battie took place near Kerouane on March 14.Two thousand ol the natives were armed with modern rifles, but they did not know how to properly use them.The {act that the natives fad these ritles will, it is believed, tend to support the proposition tnat the sale of firearms and ammunition to African chiefs, particularly Samory and King Behanzein of Dahomey should be stopped by mutual agreement between the Powers.THREE RIVERS ELECTION CONTESTED, iRPECIAL TO THE STAR] THREE Rivers, April 21, \u2014 The Three Rivers election is contested.The necessary steps were taken on Saturday afternoon to legally dispute the election of T.EK.Nore mand as the local representutive of Three Rivers city.The baliiff called twice at the residence of Mr.Normand, and found the door locked on both occasiohs.The action was to have been aignified if possible tu- day.Mr.Normand\u2019s [riends hearing of the action of his oppunents sent men out to collect all the legal tender available and to a certain extent succeeded.But it appears that the law has been altered so as to permit the deposit to be made in the bills of a legally chartered bank, if legal tenders are not procurable.Disinterested parties are watching tne case with much Interest.RUSSIAN INFLUENCE IN PERSIA, [SPECIAL TO THE 8TAR.} LONDON, April 21\u2014A despatch to the Times from l'oheran says it is rumored that liussia has offared to advance Persia 500,- 000 pounda at 6 per cent.to enable the Government to pay to the Imperial tobacco corporation ot Persia (Limited) an English company, an indemnity promised for the withdrawal of the tubacco monopoly, and thus liberate Persia from all pecuniary obligation to Great Britaln, The offer ia likely to be acoepted, Persia will offer customs re- ceipte as security for the loan.\u2018The opponents of British influence in Persia predict a speedy annihllation of such influence in the country.BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) ToroNTO, April 21.\u2014Miss Jennie Nixon has begun a suit for $5000 damages for breach of promise against Mr.James Brimston, a hardware deaior of 360 Yonge street.The marriages was to have been rertormed by Rev.R.N.Burns on Good \u2018riday evening and everything was prepared for the occasion, but Mr.Brimston did not appear, having apparently changed his mind.A number of interesting letters are said to have passed between the parties and they wilt probably be produced in court, SENT BACK TO CANADA.ISPECIAL TQ THE BTAR.| BUFFALC, April 21.\u2014Inspector Debarry sent back Canada yesterday Charles Stanton, a sailor from Port Stanley, and Elias Leander Kjinily, a carpenter of Raln- ham, who was coming under contract to work for a Forest avenue contractor.John Otiver, another Canadian, was allowed to enter.He promised he wouid settle in the States, Another carpenter was coming over and when he heard that Debarry wanted to examine him he skipped by the next dummy.THE COTTON OPERATIVES' TROUBLES, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) MANCHESTER, April 21.\u2014At a meeting of the Cotton Spinne sociation yesterday to consider the pheratives\u2019 proposal to submit to arbitratfon the differences between employers and' workmen, it was resolved that six members be solectod to meet six delegates of the Operatives Association to agree upon the issues to be submitted to aroitr ation, GLADSTONE ON FEMALE SUFFRAGE.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.LONDON, April 21.\u2014Mr.(Gladstone has wrilten a pamphlet on the question of female suffrage.He gives his reasons for Opposing the enfranchisement of women.e considers that the question ought to be further discussed by the press and on the piatform and that the time is not yet ripe for legislative interference.MR.E, A.MACDONALD NON-SUITED.[SPECIAL TO TRE STAR.TORONTO, Ont, April 21.\u2014In the libel suit brought by E.A.Macdonald, the annexa- tionist candidate in East Toronto, againet F.J.Coleman for $60,000 damages, plainti tailed to establish proof of publication and was accordingly non-suited at the outset of the proceedings.MR.HARGRAFT LEAVES THE STATES ISPECIAL TO THE STAR.COBOURG, Abril 21.\u2014A purse of gold and a farewell address were presented to Mr.John Hargrafi, ex-M.P., by the Liberals of this place on the eve of his departure for Virginia Uivy.BRITAIN'S CATTLE IMPORTS, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| OrTAwA, April 21.\u2014The Minister of Agriculture has received from Sky Charles Tupper, Canadian High Commissioner in London, & copy of the \u201canimals act amendment\u201d which took effect on the 8lst of March in relation to animals which may be landed in any part of the United Kingdom.According to the order a vessel carrying such animals must not have had on board within the space of 21 days any animals exported from the United Btates por within 28 days any cattle exported from the Isle of an; por must she have had on board within 21 days before embarking cattle any animals from any part or place iu any country other than Her Majesty's possessions in North America or New Zealand.ANARCHISTS NOT WANTED IN ENGLAND, ISPECIAL TO THE BTAR.| LONDON, April 21.\u2014Messrs.Nichols and Mowbray, publishers of au Anarchist paper, were arraigned in the Bow Street police court to-day on a charge of Inciting to a breach of the peace.The police gave evidence as vo the seizure of the plant of the paper and as to the character of the doou- ments they had taken possession of, The judge then remanded the prisoner, refusing all.Mowbray declared that he had disapproved of the incendlary article referred to at the time it wus published, bul his objeg- tions were overruled and the matter was printed.In consequence of this he severed iis connection with the paper.He appealed to the magistrate to allow his release on ball that be might attend the funeral of his wife, who died yesterday.The magistrate refused to accept bail even under those oir- cumstances, but sald he would permit Mowbray to attend his wife's funeral in the company of a policeman.Nichols admitted that he wrote the arulole In question.The prompt action of the authorities in this case shows that Anarchists may expect no favor in England.The Commonweal, the seized paper, de- soribes iteelf as a revolutionary journal of anarchism ana communism.1t abounds in violent articles.Commenting upon the recent trial and conviction of the Walsall Anarchists, it calls the Right Hon.Henry Matthews, the home secretary, a Jesuitical monster who murders men because of a few head of game, referring to the execution of two poachers who killed a gamekeeper.Justice Hawkins, who presided at the trial of the Walsall Anarchists, is termed a hyena preying upon the bodies of hanged men,and whose love of the gallows a few years ago won tor him the title of \u201cHangman Hawkins,\" \u201cThla barbarous brute,\u2019 the Commonweal added, *while prating on his humanity, sendp our comrades to ten years\u2019 confinement in a prison hell,\u201d Continuing, the paper asks: \u201cWhat of the spy methods?ho sets agonts to concoot plots, which he discovers?Are these men fit to live?\u201d The St.James\u2019 Gazelle, commenting on the above article when it appeared, advised the Government to prosecute the pernicious organ as the Wallsall conspiracy appeared to have been the outcome of just such literature.KING BEHANZIN'S THREATS, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR! Paris, April 21.\u2014An official despatch has been received here [rom Porto Novo stating that King Behaunzin of Dahomer has written a letter to the Governor of Porto Novo in which he says he has been informed that France has resotved upon deciaring war against him.The King declares he is quite prepared tor any move France may make, and warns France that if they touch any of his towns he will destroy Porto Novo and ail the French posts in the Bight of Benin, The despatch adds that large bodies of Dabomeyans have returned to the left bank of the river and are approaching Porto Novo.In addition to these forces à large native force is concentrated between Godomeay and Abomey.If Behanzin should determine- to take the initiative in opening war, there is no question that the safety uf the French possessions would be seriously threatened.The number of the French forces is not known, as reinforcements have been hurried to Porto Novo trom St.Louis, Senegal, but it is not balieved to amount to more than 10C0 men.Other reinforcements will be despatched as quickly as possible to de- tend Porto Novo, Kotonou, Grand Pope and Ague, and as soon as the French are in sufficient force it is believed that an advance will be made upon Abomey.Benanzin can it is said, place in the field 15,000 tratned warriors.STILL JAMMED AT CAP ROUGE.ISPECIAL TO THE STAR! QUEBEO, April 21.\u2014Messrs.Carbray, Routh & Co.received a telegram yesterday from Captain Dawson, of the 88.\u201cCharring- ton,\u201d dated River du Loup, asking for particulars concerning the ice-bridge.As the bridge was just moving away at thetime, he was advised Lo peek shelter at Murray Bay or some other point on that side until this morning, when other information could pe forwarded.The Grand Trunk ferry-boat \u201cPolaris\u201d and the Levis ferry winter huats \u201cQueen\u2019\u2019 and \"Pllot\u201d are now crossing between Quebec and Levis, and the river is clear of ice, but the ice still surrounds sevaeral wharves, and the market boats will not arrive until the Uap Kouwe ice passes down.Two schooners arrived up this morning.The steamers \u201c'Charrington\u2019 and \u201cFremona' passed L'lslet at 9.30 this morning and are due in port at 2 p, mm.1hey wiil take shelter in Indian Cove until the Cap Rouge ice moves oul.The \u201cFremona\u201d is on (per way to Moutreal wilh a cargo of fruit, THE BANK WON, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR! TrREE RIVERS, April 21.\u2014The important case of the Corporation of Three Rivera and the Banque du Peuple, involving an amount of over twenty thousand doilars, was de- olded orn Saturday by Hon.Justice Bour- wgeois in favor of the bank.In 1866 the Corporation granted a bonus of $20,000 to the rm of Hall, Nelson & Co.for the erection in this city of saw mills, box factory, etc, on certain conditions, and as guarantee the Corporation took a mortgage on the sald establishments, which mortgage was to be cancelled after four years if all the oondi- tions had Leen well fulillied.The question raised 1n this case was whether the by-law had been complied with.The Court decided that it had and ordered the morigage to be cancelled in favor of the bank, which has a subsequent mortgage on the estahblieh- ment, P.N.Martei, Q U, represented the bank and Mr.L.D.Paquin the Corporation.LECTURED AND LIBERATED, {SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) KINGSTON, April 20.\u2014 Clement Wilkins, the aon of an Angilcan Chureh clergyman in England, who was arrested here somes time ago on a charge of forging the name of Rev.Mr.Rayson, and collecting money in the name of All Saints Church, was betore Judge Price this morning and ao- quitted, Ae was saverely loctured and allowed to go on his own recognizances, Friends interceded for bun, OTTAWA NOTES.[SPECIAL TO THE HTAR.] OTTAWA, April 21.\u2014The chemists of the Inland Revenue Department are now engaged preparing an analysis of coffee.The sitting of the Exchequer Court to be held to-day was postponed till the 27th.It le stated that Mr.isain, M.P.for Sou- langes, will resign immediately arter the session and that Mr.Brodeur will also resign.CONDUCTORS TROUBLES SETTLED.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) LoNDON, April 21.\u2014Mr.8tiff, G.T.R.8u- perintendent at Hamilton, arrived here yesterday and was met by a delegation of the train conductors in this division.The conference lasted some time and when it concluded a definite understanding had been arrived at a parently satisfactory to both parties.This clears up the conductors grievances all along the line.REDISTRIBUTION BILL, [sPROIAL TO THE STAR OTTAWA, April 21.\u2014It is stated that the Redistribution Bill will form two constituencies out of the Belkirks and divide Marquette.Argonteuil will also be divided, it is sald.ARBOR DAY.; [SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.] QUEBEC, April 231,\u2014 Arbor Day lor the western part of the province has been flxed for May the second, and for the eastern part on May 20th.MILITIA RIVALRY AT OTTAWA, ISPECIAL To THR STAR! OTTAWA, April 21.\u20148ome time ago the officers of Number One Uomuany of tbe 43rd Battalion asked permission from the Minister of Militie to noid their angual 7 - drill mm the city.The request, which the officers of the company think a moderate one, wus refused, owing, they belleve, to the opposition made Dy the officers of the Governor-General's Foot Guards, and the former are now thinking of resigning.A meeting of the officers has been called fur to-morrow night to consider the matter.An officer of tiie 43rd sald yes- Lerday that the officers of the Guards were afraid that If the former's regueel was granted it would materially injure their regiment's interests.QUEBEC EXHI BITION COMPANY, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) QUEBEC, April 21.\u2014Public notlce is given that Senator P.Landry, Hop, John Hearn, M.P., Mayor Fremont, M.P.I.Belleau, fee John Sharples, Eaq., Gaspard Lemoine, Bus Col.Bell Forsyth, Esq., Gus Stuart, Q » A.J.Turcotte, 4.pb.J.A.Charlebois, N.P., and P.7T Legare, merchant, and H.Hebert, N.P., will apply to the Legislature of Quebec at the next session to obtain a charter incorporating them under the name ol the Quabeo Exposition Association, with the object of holding Inaustrial and agricultural exhibitions in the city of Quebec or vicinity, with a capital of $50,000.Great Storm in Austria.VIENNA, April 21.\u2014A terrific storm, causing the loss of a number of lives, and the destruction o! an immense amount of property, prevailed yesterday in Trent, a city in the I'yrol, on the left bank of the Adige, The roofs of houses were torn off and carried to a considerable distance; trees were uprooted, and sigus, shutters and other articles were torn from their fastenings and sont flylng through the air.As far as is known six persons have been killed by falling debris, while a large numbor of others have received injuries.The large roof of the military barracks was ripped completely off and fell with a great crash to the ground, burying two soldiers beneath it.Both were dead when taken out.Another fatal accident was caused by the fall of a huge mass of rock which caused an avalanche by which five persons were killed and three others wore badly injured.The greatest excitement prevalled throughout the piace during the continuance of the storm and the people in their consternation hardly knew where to seek a place of safety, it appearing to be almost as dangerous to remain indoors ag to venture out in the howling storm.The weather is very stormy and of wintry severity throughout almost the whole of Austria, Snow storms are raging in the Alps, and the country between Trieste and Baden is thickly covered with Snow.Nova Scotia Boodle Cases.HAUIFAX, N.S., April 21.\u2014 The enquiry into the charges respecting the road expenditures of Victoria county ls about over.Last evening the committee decided that the prosecution must be prepared to close the case this evening as the House was shortly to prorogue.This they refused to consent to So far but six out of some eighty charges had been investigated, Hon.C.E.Church, commissioner of works, was before the committee and refused to produce correspondence whioh he contended was private, and his action will be reported to the House.Mayor Thomas, of Truro, was before the House of Assembly on the privilege question, he having sent a petition reflecting on r.F.A.Lawrence.He read a statement that he intended no disrespect, and did not think he was liable to censure in the matter, as he acted as the mouthpiece of the Truro Council and withdrew the petition as soon as he learned that it was irregular.He then withdrew, when the House passed a resolution, accepting his explanation and exonerating him of any further proceedings, The Bergeant-at-Arms then sought him to come to the bar of the House and hear the resolution passed in his case, but he had got tired and gone home, and a wars rant has been issued to bring him back to answer for his action.Wants 8200,000 Damages.OrTAwa, April 21.-\u2014On the 28th inst.the case of Bulmer vs.the Crown is to be heard in the Exchequer Court.The claimant, who belongs to Montreal, 1s suing tbe Government for $200,000 damages.The case is based on a license given the claimant by the Dominion Government to eut timber within what was known as tho \u2018\u2018disputed territory,\u201d or land, the ownership of which was In doubt between the provincial and Federal authorities, but which bas been set at rest by the recognition of the claims of the former.In accordance with the terms of his license the claimant erected a sawmill and was otherwise proceeding to carry on a lumbering business, when Ît was discovered that his title was not good, and the local Government assumed the ownership of the land.The claimant now seeks to recover damages from the Federal Government.The case in some partioulars resembles that of the Bt.Catharines Milling Company, but the points at issue are different.1% promises to be a very important au Labor Troubles at Springhill, HALIFAX, N.8, April 21.\u2014A difficulty recently arose at Springhill mines between the company and the workmen [on conse- sequences of the dismissal of certaln men.The parties agreed to refer the matter to the arbitration ot Hon.W.5.Fielding, Premier-of the province; F.Gilpin, jr.inspector of mines, and W, Madden, deputy inspector of mines.Each party to the dispute was to name one member and the company named Mr.Artbur Drysdale, M.L.A.and the Workingmen's Lodge, Mr.M.Wylie.The workmen dismissed and the manager of the mine are in attendance, The arbitrators sat for a time yesterday and will continue thelr work to-day.The Manitoba Elections WINNIPEG, Man, April 2].\u2014 Candidates are being nominated in all parts of the province for the approaching provincial elections, and both sides express great confidence of winning the tight.The school question is being made iha leading issue by the Greenway men.\u2018The Legislature, which has held a longer session than was expected, was prorogued yesterday morning.Governor Schuitz, in his address closing the proceedings, particularly congratulated the egislature for having made provisions tor ascertaining by popular vote the opinion of the people on the liquor traftic In this prov- nee.A Friend In Need \u2014Pearline.lts a friend indeed to every woman.It washes clothes, paint, dishes, glass\u2014anything that you want clean.It washes with half the labor, and without harm.It cleans without wearing out, and without worry.Pearline saves the hardest part of all work.Have nothing to do with imitations; you'll have little to do, if you use Pearline.Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you ** this is as good as or '' the same 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cures habitual constipation.Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptahle to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its manyexcellent qualities commend it to all and bave made it the most popular remedy known.; Eyrup of Figs is for sale in Tbe bottles by all leading druggists.Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it.Manufactured only by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO, BAN FRANCISOO, CAL.LOUISVILLE.KEY.NEW YORK.N.Y.CAUTION.EACH PLUG OF THE MYRTLE NAVY 18 MARKED T.& BIN BRONZE LETTERS.None Other Genuine.33, Some ES Children Growing Too Fast become listless, fretful, without ener gy, thin and weak, Fortify and build them up, by the use of SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND HYPOPHOSPHITES Of Lime and Soda.Palatable as Milk.AS A PREVENTIVE OR CURE OF COUGHS OR COLDS, IN BOTH THE OLD AND YOUNG, IT )8 UNEQUALLED.Genuine made by Scott & Bowne, Belleville, Hg Wrapper: at ail Druggists, 60c, and met om rn eon, Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry This old rellable specifio for coughs, colds and ail diseases of a pulmonary nature easily retains Its popularity among the people, thousands cf whom may aimost be said to have been ralsed upon it since it has sc long been the universal cure-all In 80 many homes.Its record for upwards of a half century Is known to ali and atteats its remarkable merit.For sale by all Druggiste, Seth W.Fowle & Sons, PROPRIETORS, BOSTON, MASS.Ask your Druggist for 8 bottle of Big @.The only onous remedy forall & mucous disorders and private diseases of men and the ebilitating weakness pecaliaz to women, It cures in a few NO IMPURE WATER.For Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Cutaneous Troubles, THE CALEDONIA SPRINGS Always the Best.Gurd & Co., Hotels, Clubs, Grocers, &cs des, &r 2z PATENT SHELF-LADDER For high or low shelving.Ran= suspended aiong the face of shelving.Cannot be idislodwed by accident.Opens and ciones antowmaticsily, Takes but 4 Inob a when closed and saves space benind ronnier, thareby giving more finor room.Uti {zea entire wall of store 5 KIvine quick aridd ca5y acouse to Fvods on aholves ng extend Ocelling.Savon Space, lime and Labor ERTCH 650 PER FOOT.For 40 feet in length of Bai! we furnish Ouoe Ladder.For 100 feet, Three Ladders.References by kind grrprinsion : Mousr«.B.Caraley, Walter Pani, D.Dr yadaie, John Aitkan & Ou, Fontar, Brown & Co, Snzn bons, L'Etenâre & Arsenault.MAFETY ROLLING &TEP-JADDER CO.35 Turore 8t, N.W.cor.of Bleary 8t N.B \u2014Thuie Indders have been introduced uta very low price.1 he cout of manufacturing now compals us to raise the price to Rho per fool.This new rate of Bñc will come {nto force on And after the 14th uf May poxt ola \"100 XoTRE DAML STARET ELECTRIC BELT LATEST paves.{008 Tre with ELERTRES BEST SA TAKIS MAUNETR UMPROYEMENTS.OSTA SUSPENSORT, Wil cers without cadicine ail Woakmess cosu'tlzg from Overtazation of brela, merso forces, crcesscr of fuéle.general LI Deaiid, ery, mprovements crar al etkore, and gives a current that ie tnataotiy fuit by the wearer or we forisii 86,000.50, and wil} care sl} of the above disen 982 OF BO ps Tbousuuds hsve bosu cured by tiis marvelous Envebtioo nfter all olhur remedies fai dreds of testimonials in this and overs other stain.Oor powerful improved BLECTRIC BUSFENSOUY 1» the 4 boon ever ofared weak men, FREE WITKALL BYL1N, and Yigerews Strength GUAHANTXED in 60 w WO Band for large lbusirated pampblats, sealed, free _ Adéress DEN HO HOTHEIC CO No.B19 Braadwny.MEW YORK.Arrangements have been made with Oanadiau Government whereby all Customs Yaties will b paid on goods at our office tn New York.34\"hawt DRUNKENNESS Ur the Liquor Habit Positively Cured by administering Dr.Haines Golden Spectte.Ît can be given in a sup of ooffoa or tea, or in food without the knowledge ofthe pationt.Itis absoluteis harmless, and will effect a permanent and speedy cure, whether the pationt is 8 moderate drinker or an alooholio wreok.It has been given in thousands of cases, and in gvery instance a perfect cure has {ol lowed it never Falls The system once ti prognated with the 8pecific, 1t becomes an utter smpossibility for the liquor sepetite to exist, SOLDEN SPECIFIO CO.Prop'rs, Clmetnuatl, ©, page book of particulars tres.\u2018Po he had of LYMAN, KNOX & CO.Druggists, 37 ST.l'AUL aT.Montreal, C.nuda.alt hoon ISLAND CITY Paint Varnish Works.Althonghk we do not use à whole pare tc advertise or go into & combination, we are still alive aud doing a large business, and will rusintain the 8tandard of vur Paiut ad Varuishos as in the Past P.D.DODS & CO, 146 MoGill stregé.CURE Füh_ASTHMA] CRIMAULT'S INDIAN CIGARETTES, Asthmatic people who suffer from À Oppression in breathing, stifling sensations, Hoarseness, and Loss of Voice, Nervous Coughs, Laryngitis, Colds with: Wheezing, In- § somnia, Catarrhal affections, aud difficuity in Expectoration, ure promptly relieved by these Cigarettes.GRIMAULT\u2019S MATIGO % CAPSULES and INJECTION.Renowned Physicians prescribe £3 GrimauLr's Marico as the most active Bf and inoffensive remedy in the treatment of acute and chronic Glest und Yj Gonorrhea.i MATICO INJECTION 15 used in recent § and WE MATICO CAPSULESin the more chronio cases A The above may be obtained from all Druggists Ke An CANADA and the UNITED STATES, Tr Wholesale of LYMAN, SGHS & \u20ac0., MONTKEAL, & ed, aud wo give Luar 554 \u2014 of Youth._ BUFFERERS FROM - - Rervous Debility, Youthful Pe Tudiseretions, Lost Hanhooë, BE YOUR OWN PHYSICUN 5 Pan men, from the effacts of yonthful #9 suce, have brought about à state of vis that has toed the gecorul sym À to induce almost ou so, and the real onuse of tha &* le scarcely ever belug suspected, they tored for everything but the right standin ho many valuable of som Ob Ra 40 pa ; tment o=opt % oflege sand hos \u2018mented with LR rated reme- prescription (8 of- ared as aceris nan spocty cure, as < nndreds of casesin our pico have been $À tored to perfect heuiith BY ts use after all other remedies failed.Ferfootly pure ju- must be aged ia the pre, t jente uso î parktio E'presecipdon., œ 5 a Erfthroxylon i bebin, drachm.donahm Jont Bhs ad drachoe, f \u2018 | ~ Golsomin, s grain, tooholich sora DT \u2019 8 tandra, 2 scruples, hy Glycei eq 1x.A ake 80 pills.kel gllatBp.m.and ; er on going to bed.ln tome cases it i a ay, ë RR OO CXR necessary atient to take two I bedting, making the number three 8 in adapted to every a use continued ord short thw languld, debilitated, nerveless cuudition one of renewed lifeand vigor.PY wa are constantly In receipt of letters of {nqutey relative \u201ca this remedy, we woul sar ode who wot d prefer to obiain it af $ ft sequraiy sealed pack pills, carefully compounded, y return mail from our private we will furnish 8 packages, cure most cases, for on à orca \\ NEW ENGLAND MEDICAL INSTITUTER a T ONT OWe ght, RIEL AT REM , BOSTON, MASH.ABS, *, BB Hit RR 5 bao ol WEAKNESS:MEN QUICKLY, THOROUGHLY, FOREVER CURED hy anew perfected scientifie method that cannot full unless the oase is beyond human aid.Yon fea] Jn.roved the first day, feels «nefit every day; soun know yourself a king ami men In body, mind and heart, Trains and jeune ended.Every obstacle to happy carried life removed, Nerve force, wiil enargy, bralo power, when fafilii or lnet are restored Ly this treatment.Victime of abuses and excesses, reclaim yourman- hood | Bufferera from folty, overwork, ill health, regain your vigor! Don't despair, oven ff in the lust atzvrs.Don't be disheartened il uacks have robhed you.ical science and busitsrs honor still exist, here go hand In band.Write for our book with explanations end roofs.2,000 references to cured patients.Our ocation on the border onubles ua to prepay duty tothe Canadian Government, sa that no extras expenses, delay or exposure attémle dealing with us, as is tho case when you deal with others in the States.ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N.Y, ee 0 _ AKFREE \"WEN Etats M sen APE Qonled Treesise, axplaining absoluia M sud perfect cu RE With iT 8Toma it DaVvauma, Mr Nervous Dablilty, La k nf Viger, Pramatnre Daclina, Funotional Disorders, Xidnav and Fladéor 1Hsensne.rie, Mirus TU BAAN @., 18 Park Pass, Tew Tork, BL thn reste of T0 W EAK ME youthial corors a ecay, vi ng veonkness, lort muantnoil, et.à vi send a valuable tremtlag neal) containing fau partioulare for home ours, FREE of ehnrge.A gplendid medical work ; phot! be 1oad by erecy od who nervous and debilitated.Addrecn Pref.F.C.FOWLKMR, fiocoduo, Conn tern em ee ee ee mae + Le eat JHE 11.i.MOLSON & BROS ALE AND PORTER BREWERS.MUNTREAL, Buftanng wom Ale smd Porter in Wood and Buities Families regularly suppifed, Orders teosived uy Telephone Children Cry for Pitcjes's Castoria.3staod Coca ETE Tr TE i § \\ \u201cThis sq tes, THE GENERAL HOSPITAL THE CHANGES IN THE MEDICAL STAFF.Canal Drowning Decimal! Currency- Salmon Protection\u2014 What ls the Turlff fur?SIK, Fuiltous are the most versatilo par- tous in le World.1 was one mysell in the early years of muy life, and while editors of tuuse days wore, perhaps, a litle tore cul- porvative in some things than they are lo- day, stili there wus not anything they aid not understand, or, al east, thought they did, 1 think that tn some Lulngs Lhey were even INora versallie Lhun Lhey ate now, for 1 buve known a gentleman for a timo write the tsading articles for LWo newspapars poittically optosed, In fact, AL oue Lite 16 carried Où à nivs' Acrifivhious disuussion In this Way wilh Lowel fiy Uiis hubs 1 ! | | | i | \u2018 _ ! To the Editur of the Bran: | | duction?Nang Levatlos, ciitoe-li,e, ovis dently bolivvinis that you thoroughly understand the question.yor in your fasue ol Aprit 6 procecd tu discuss the method \u201cof appoinUng the slafl of tus Moutieal tieneral ito paal\u201d you chould have ~aid tvsliteul hose surgeons, Whien, Yuu Bay.\u201ccould not te wo tue\u201d Unis is a 6Wouplug assortion, and ! chuilenge you Lo proof, lave any lnvoumpelent roe been elocted since the ros~tdent staff of doctors Lave buen vlected by the y vernore?ldorot believe there has, acthougli 1, of course, admit that cane Wuily Dave been beltor than others, My connection wits the Hospital aa une of Lhe attending stall shouid give tas Bote wpoortunity of Knowle, Ir you think that wn wren, disprove my usser- tion.In yeur articie you say: \u201clhe guv- ernors are naturaily nol willing to give up all control of tho appointments,\u201d but, of courses, you have the remedy ul Land, Hero 18 your prescription: \u201cJ}.ese disiieu'- Lies couid Le easily mel by havt.g all aj- pointn guts stiil made by thrgovernors but on the recottnmeadation of the p:.yaicians.\u201d (J prosuwe Yuu mean medica slafl, which 18 composed of physiclans, surgeons abit bpeclailnih) llow very nice and easy in your ofduten; but I with wany of the new med cai woversors, do not ab a.agres with you Why de wo hui this contrary | opinion: bowed Leil you The Jle.John the Evangeilst neld & successful pazaar yesterday afternoon and evening in the Sunday-school room.Rev.EL Wood presidou.l'étub Nationm:.Resolutions of condolence with the family of the late Hon.Alex.Mackenzio were pussed at the last meeting of the Club National.DENOMINATIONAL JEALOUSIES.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR] KINAsTON, April 21.\u2014A week ago, the Protestant electorate of the county of Frontenac held a meeting and protested against the great disproportion between Catholics and Protestants in the Government service and resolved that hereafter, Protestants must detnand fair play.In reference to the meeting the Canadian Freeman in an editorial says: \u2018It remains with Catholics themselves whether they wil} domnnd equal rights in Government and municipal appointments.Tha treatment received !rom the Government isa thousand times better than that dealt out by the city aud we think it is about time for the Catholic peopie to look after their Interests and demand at least falr play from those who make the appointment.The storm prose over the recent appointment of lock- masters on the Rideau canal.CREDITABLE TO THE STATES.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] LONDON, April 21,\u2014The Post says: \u2018The ratification of Liehring Sea convention without further waste of time is highly creult- ablo to the United States.We are hopeful that it may remove the objeutions to arbitration in connection with the Newfoundland disputes.\u2019 Commenting on Canadian affairs in gonoral the Post says: \u201cThe non-denial of Mr.Foster's account of the tariff negotiations in Washington proves that Blaino proposed Lo the Canadians a tariff war against Great Britain.Happily the disposition of the Canadians does not encoursge such schemes.\u201d BAD FOR THE LUMBER TRADE, |SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] KINGstToN, April 21.\u20141f rain does not come soon there will be a panic in the lum- ver market.In the lumbering districts north of Kingston the rivers and streams .are 80 low logs cannot be moved, All the ptreams that lead to the Ottawa River aro unserviceable, and mtlilons of fest of lumber are awaiting heavy rainfalls.Thousands of men who handle the logs have to remaln idle, and railways and steamboats will suffor.\u2014\u2014__ THE MONEY WAS BURNED, {FPECTAL TO THE 8TAR.] K1nasToN, Anril 21.\u2014 A serious loss befell Mr.Wright: O.P.R.ticket agent at Pembroke, Ont, a few nighls ago.Alone in his private office, he h been engaged in making up bis cash at a table hy the light.of a coal olllamp.The money, about $350, was lying on the table with remittance slips, etc.Mr.Wright left the office through a back door for a few minutes, and wheu Le returned all the loose inflammable material on and around the table was ablaze, and the money and a number of papers had been consumed.He sinothered tlie Hames, but nothing but ashes was left of the pile of bank notes.The lamp had exploded.HAS SAN DOMINGO BEEN SOLD?It 15 Btated That an American Company Has Secured Contro) of the letmnd, But the Report is Denied.NEw YORK, April 21.\u2014 A correspondent of the Herald at Amsterdain telegraphs as follows: \u2018Information bas reached me in re- ard Lo one of the most sensational and remarkable international transactions which have been Lnown for many years,and which cannot fall to make a great stir io England and Germany, The transaction consists of the virtual sale of the republic of San Domingo to a private company in the Unified States, Lhe sum agreed upon being fixed at $3,600,000 in five per cent.debentures gecured on the revenue from tobacco, ete.This concession has been sold by Méspri Westerndort, the well-known bankers of iis city apd the representatives of the San Domingo bondholders.At presant nothing remaius but the signatures of the American representatives to Sumpiete the transaction and secure to the United States this most important harbor and ooaling station.The holder of this concession practically rules the republic, because he pays the officials and receives the revenue from the tobacco monopoly.A striking feature, however, is the statement which was made that the scheme has been approved and endorsed by Secretary Blaine, and is supported by Messrs.Gould and D.Ogden Milis.It isalso stated that those gentlemen are going to spring it upon the United States as a campaign weapon, somewhal upon the sane lines as those on which Beacons- fiold used his success in securing control of the Suez Canal for England.The transaction has been rushed through with unprecedented rapidity, all the details having been arranged within fourteen days.Baron von Olegar, the London company\u2019s promoter, with his solicitor, Walton Thomas, is awalt- ing the arrival of the American signatures, Tle tormer does not deny that the so-called private company is virtually the United states Government, which in this manner bas become now and for ever the master of Sau Domingo.One of the most active negotiators has heen Mr.Isaac, son of the late Lord Mayor of London.The assistant Becretary of State, Mr.Wharton, sald at Washington yesterday that he had never heard of the matter, and 80 did the acting Secretary of the Navy, Mr.Soley, and other department chiefs.George Gould sald he was sure his father had never heard of such a plan and would not join in it it it had been proposed to bim.D.O.Mills said: I never heard of sucha scheme, Consul M of Ban Domingo and Consul General Haustedt ot Hayti both said the story of the purchase was new Lo them and that such a plan could not have been considered, for no man or party could agree to sell the island.That could only be done by a vote of all the people and such a vote had not been aske The Herald says euitorially that the story may not be true and that it 18 published with due reserve.BFRLIN, April 21.\u2014 The United States Minister, Mr.Phelps, yesterday gave an emphatic and positive denial to the rumors that he had been meddiing in Ban Domingo matters and that there was any unpleasant ness between the Governments of the United States and Germany in consequence.Mr.Phelps said : \u20181 decline to treat the reports seriously.\u2018They are too absurd.Nothing could be smoother than the relations between Germany and the United States.Thera have been.no words, no quarrels, no troubles of any kind.i lave no confirmation of the reported virtual acquisition of san Domingo by Amoricans nor em 1 ine clined to believe in iL.\u201d THE PURCELL WILL CASE, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] KINGSTON, April 41.\u2014 The Purcell case is now before the Court of Chaneery, Cornwall, Archbishop Cieary by ope will was given a large sum to be u-ed for the poor and needy lu the county of Frontenac and aiso sume to ! the superioresses of the Kingston convents, ; D.A.O'Sullivan acts for the Archbishop.The War Upon the Anarchists.BERLIN, April 21-\u2014A measuru will be adopted at the next meeting of the Bundes- rath in regard to restricting the trade in explosives.The objact ol this measure ia to prevent Anarchists or other persons using explosives for unlawful purposes from i obtaining supplies of dynamite or similar articles.In Germany the law of compulsory Insurance agrainstold age and inlirraity-\u2014passe in June, 1889\u2014completes the programme ol legisiation for improving the condition of the working classes which was set forth in the imperial rescript of the 17th of November, 1881.It affects a portion of the popu lation numbering more than 13,000,000 giving thew au inalianahle legal claim to support in cases of infirmity and in old age.The insurance is compulsory in all industrial occupations upon persons of both sexes over sixteen years of age.Clerks, trade employees, and tradesmen's apprentices who do not earn more than one hundred pounds per annum also partielpate; but, oddiy enough, assistants and apprentices in apothecaries\u2019 shops are excluded.Exemption froin compulsory insurance 1s granted to persons who work for food, clothes, and lodging only, and who receive no pay, or who are only in temporary employment.The pension for old age varies from £5 6s.4d.to £9 118.per annum, and is granted to every insured person who has completed the seventieth year ol his age, irrespective of bis ability to earn a livellhvod, provided that he uoes not already draw a pension for mflrmity.The latter ranges from £5 lla, to over £20, and is given, irrespective of age, to any parson who js permanently incapacitated from earning his living.The pension can be refused if the infirmity has been brought on wilfully or in the act of committing a crime.A person {8 considered inftrm if unable to earn inoro than about one-third of his usual wage.Habitual drunkards may be made to receive their pensions entirely in kind.In such cases the pension is paid to the parish authorities, who supply the person concerped with his food, clothing, ete.In order to vstablish à claim to à pension under the German law, contributions, regulated by the amount of earnings, must be paid for a prescribed period.The means of paying pensions are obtained by fixed contrivuiions from the Imperial treasury, added to regular pay- mouls on the part of the employers and employed.bide by side with this system there continues in operation the law which cou- pels ininers Lo become members of approved friendly societies, Every day Increases the popularity and sale of Carter's Little Liver Pills.The reason is that when once used relief is sure to follow.Don\u2019t forget this.Special Notices, All the latest spring novelties in ladles\u2019 and children\u2019s costumes are now in stock at 5.Carsley's.\u201d Now Musle, L'Espagnole Skirt Dance, batter than the old one.Overture do ia Fete, Grand March de Concert, by composer of lima & Vera Waltzes, Silver King March, a fine Jersey, and the song Livening New: or Rags«ed att, Katie, and Lilly ally aly Dally Oh my Head, companion t: o Oh, at a Differance In the Morning, all 10e or TE mall.Ww.Street, 29 Bleury.Do not forget that 8.Carsley has the best boot department in the clty, stocked with all the foading American, French and Canadian goods.= Y pPURESI, STRUVOHST, BEST.sad ke for usant tity.For making Son, Bofteni Water.Dial dec aan shundreë © uses.ans equals 3 pounds Bal 801d By All \u20acrocers amd Douccists.XH.W.GrILLIST.Toromtos Children Cry for Pitcher\u2019s Castoria, |.i, nw ui 2 oN 3 z= = COLORED us ce _ = GOODS = ZZ BRIG DN SURPRISE SOAP DOB TT.While good for all geuersl purposes, SURPRISE Soap has peculiar qualities for the easy and quick washing of clothes.To have the best Soup for all purposes, lusist on SURPRISE.Tis the Best.941 PERFECTION ATTAINED Perrins \u2014~LADIES' WITH THEIR Lacing Studs.DO NOT CATCH.DO NOT UNFASTEN.DU NOT CUT THE LACING.ALL GENUINE GLOVES have their Patent Lacing Studs, and are stamped as nbove (n every pair.Demand Gluves with lerrin's Lacing Si , and you wail appreciate the great IMPROVEMENT over lacing hooks Lasily identified on the Gloves, being smaller and much neater in design, B83 eodt! cu ASTE COL oF AND DESIGN, \"15e andupw'rds SU CANTLE & NON, 40 Bleury St.INTERIOR A CORATIONS BTAINED a GLASS.oS eodif61 Suvnures Resorts.SSL SLA SNS LANTA re \u201c », LAWSON HOUSE, South Harpswell, Maine.This pleasant seaside hotel has been gre improved and |s Low piled with ni wy modern Lnprovements, including b hot and gold ee water bul thy.Sosuery unsurpassed.Goo ned for guests pee ba 3608 ya Yates ho partion.HARPSWELL HOTEL COMPANY, Proprietors.For aocommodations or particulars apply to J.J.POOLEHR, Manager.Portland, Maine.The WOODBURN, 78 KNOWLTON, QUE.This modern house, Just completed and newl furnished, gitunted iu the most sightly part vor Knowlton, Que, overlookinx Brome 9, will be open for.\u2018au after Ma Good board and la ° Tod Birt olan: sanitary ar- oppor d boasting and feud Private livery in conneoticr.with the house.Excursions through Bolton Pans and Magog Lake, Jen ring Kuowlton in the morning und turning in tun fur supper, at regular intervals, J.8.WILLIAMS, su 26 Proprietor, \u2014THE\u2014 IROQUOIS HOUSE HOTEL BELŒIL MOUNTAINS, sr.Hilaire, P.4).(1 Hour from Monsreal por G.T.R.) Will be opened for the Season on the 11th June, vers under the management of Mu H 8 NING, of the Windsor Hotel, A prications for rooms ay now be wade to Mr.Dunning, cure of The Windsor Botel, $4 sod G.DURENFORD, Sec-'Treas.LAVAL HOUSE, BORD A PLOUFFE.The above maguificent Hotel will be ae ed on the 1st May by MRE.Loy IN, of the Richelieu Hotel, and MR L.D'ARNAULT.This hotel 18 charmingly situated near the river and will be completely renovated.Boarders received for the season at moderate rates.class board: French cook; easy communication with Montreal, Messrs.Thouin & D'Arnault also invite travellers to pay them a vide Always ou band first class wines, llynors and cigars.Good boats at the service of boarders.For full information Minton, to 18t May, to 85 CHAMP DE Mand ST., OTTAWA HOUSE, CUSHING\u2019S ISLAND.The highest, healthiest and most churming spot on the coast of Maine.Cottages to rent, all furnished, with meals at the Hotel.Send for Ciroular, M, 8.GIBSON, Manager, 83 3mos eod Portland.Me, THEFRANKLIN HOUSE, Highgate Springs, Vi., 18 to be thoroughly renovated and fimproved outside and inside, and opened to the public, as usual, June ROZ Who tables are always spread with the choicest the season affords.Telegraph otlice, fast trains stopping, wood livery and elegant drives, \u2018wood fishing, fine boasts and experivnced oarsmen, and extensive shudy parks are anon the conveniences and attractions.UDSON 1.SCO\" 3 Inuk eod roprietor 3 KAMOURASKA HOTEL (FORMEBLY J.li.LEBKL'A), Newly fitted and furnished throughout, will be opened 1st May next.First-class {auily seaside hotel.do nie boatiug and fishing, Jivery in connection; carrluges eet all trains at St Paschal Stoo, Terms moderate.5 WARD, Proprietor & Manager, 036 Kamouraska, P.Q.SWEETSBURG.G.BATCHELDEK has purchased the SWEETS- BURG HOUSE and tha same will be run on strictly Temperance Principles for the sunitier trade.The American House will be run as usua; 893 ILLARD, ME.Summer board, Privaie hous ¢; uesr the beach, Food bathing.'L'erms reasonable 93 13e0d THOMAS WOOL BUKY, Dole EE Me, TTAWA BEACH HOUSE, THURSU, QUE, kavorite resort on (ittawa River wl \u2018open pay 1st, Good fishing, outing and ba passage, oe ateain ferry to Glarence, Out.Rates mode erate.H.DWYER.83 oO LET-COUNTEY HOUKE, A FINE DOUBLE y tury and basement brick bullding,containing fifteen rooms, tonnis lawn large und cunveniont vutbuildin#es, ne boaiing, fishinu,ete.ja few minutes\u2019 walk from ot, Andrews and Lachute KR, R.Further 33 years.particularsapply MR.BELL, 1867 Nutre Dame st, Montreal, Mrs.BÉAT'ETE, 896 River View, St.Andrews, P.Q.U LET-AT PHILIFSBUKG.P.Q.FOR SUMmer months, hours containing eight rooms nd summer kitchen: partialiy furulshed: pleasantly siinated on the shores of Missieu uoi Bay wood fish- g and hunting.Apply NEB, BiLipab aes, East, THE ACNE\" HOT WATER HEATER, (DWINNELI: PATENT).Economica), Easily Managed, Durable, Send for new catalogue and testimoninla Miller Bros.& Toms, MONTRHAL.TORONTO OFFICE: 74 York B8treet, H.D.Simmons, Agent._ D3vodst JUST ONE First three months free of charge.On account of the large number of inva fs who have heen unable owing the rush to consult the stall of Quinent physicians and surgeons located at No.Metcalfe street, before April 1st, these eminent doctors have kindly extended the time for giving their services {reo to May 1st, therefore all invalids who call upon them before May Ist will receive services for the first threo months free of charge.The only favor desired is a recommendation from those who they cure, The object in pursuing this course is to become rapidiy and porsonally acquainiæd with the sick ana aflicted.The Doctors treat every variety of disease and deformity, and will perform all surgical ope rations.Catarrli in all its various forms cured by their new melhod.which consists in breaking up the cold-cateliing tendency, to which every person suffering from catarrh is sus- coptible Tivalids will please not take offence if they are rejected as incurable.\u2018The physicians will examine you thoroughly, frec of charge.nud if incurali o, they will positively tell youso, Also caution you against spending more money for uscloss mediciue.fours from 9a.m.105 > p.m.And from 7 to & p.m.Sundays trom 2 to 4 p.m.MACMASTER & McGIBBON, | Advocates, Barristors, &e.TRE TEMPLE, - ST.JAMES STREET onald Macipaster, Fe mn ont nD, Me3iovaad Ly sacle npan.MORE WEEK.77*14eod he tf Q LET AT BERTHIERVILLE, FUENISHED, for the suluw that commodious residence known as Con Cotias go.\" the residence of the late Cuthbert, Esq, s charmingly situated on the Ciiver bank; stables, \u2018and ice house (Alled), Ap- LT.COL.HANSON, po, Berthierville, Que.LT SEASIDE RESIDENCE, FOR THE summer, at bi Patrick, Riviere du I t esirable residence hitherto occupied by Mr.Tosont Pope.The cottage in large, ed and prepared, and comfortably furnished throuxhout.(tood stable and cosch-house on presuses, excellent well of water at the door.For urther particulars, apply to MK.JOSEPH POPE, ns 361 Besser.oO LET- SMALL FURNISHED .FOR BUM wer months, beautifully situated near the Mountain.rent 825.per month.References required.ply \u201cLx 3 174 8ST.JAMES ST.10 LET\u2014-FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS, ON T HE slope of Belwil Mountain, at ive minutes\u2019 walk from \u201cIroquois House,\" au elegant aud new cottage, with all modern conveuienves, with fine groun Apply to the proprietor, NAPOLEON AUCLAI 9228 Mont 8L.\u2018affaire, P.Q.0 LET-A HOUSE SITUATED AT LAPRAIRIE, on the river side; price for tue whole summer, 825.00.Apply to J, arb Haw ES, Tailo _938 urd, © rier Bleury.YO, LET AT LAPRAIRIE, FURNISHED COT- 9 rooms; flower and fruit garden with wrlen \u201cpurus and strawberries: batu aud watér in Louse ossession 1st May: TS, p'Abes Adaross 28 new.y paint- No.A FOR THE su MMER OR LONG FR, A aghiy comfortable house.garden and stable Gr ed locaied tn a small village,on the C., K,, two hours ride from mio, GTR urapply _94 3 25 University at, WY TED\u2014TO RENT FOR BUMME WELL- furnished bouse at Upper Lachine.fronting Lake.Liboral, rent.Address with locality.terius, &c.Box P.O.974.v2 os LET] OUNT ROYAL CEMETERY COMPANY.NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS.To secure uniform and Lnproved appearance of the Cemeler a the Trustees are desirons of having all Lots parchased prior tothe 30th November, 1887, placed in charte of the Süperintsndent, Trustoca will assume the care of the same la perpetuity on receipt of 8 payment at therato of 310 per 100 feet superficial measure, Fu rtber inforiuation can be obtained Son the Superintendent at the emotery or at office of the Secretary Treasurer, 196 St.James és By order 94 neod a.DURNFORD, Hec.- Treas.© Economy, UZALQUDA CORNER STONES of Cleanliness, Thrift, Safety and Success in Household, Laundry, Bath and Nursery.000000000000 000000000009 GILT - , GILT ¢ EDGE 3 STRACHAN'S EDGE g SOAP 8 SOAP 00000000000 600000000008 §o0000009000 goo0000000000 9 GILT , GILT 8 EDGE STRACHAN S EDGE 9 soar SOAP 8 50000000000 000000000000 Comfort, n'Z mE Q oo es; Mestings and Amusements.IN da di ONIN NL NS de ACADEMY OF MUSIC.Heary Thomas, Lessee sad pranager, Rudolph Aronson\u2019s Comic Oper, trect from {ne Now York Jastuo, re lor the O-nigbt aud Friday.aud only Matinee av.THE TYROL AN.ress Comments MARIN TE TEMPEST is us bright and olever as ever, The it \u2018of the Opera are bright and catchy, sud the Company a distinctly good oune.- Fhe Sy special request, Saturday Eveniug, onl formance of NANON, in 3 Aoû.Pfurie Te post us on.Bric on 25c, 50e, 7äc, 81 00 and LAS LQ.Heats now on sale at No rdheimer's.934 QUEEN\u2019S == THEATRE.Every Evoning this week, Naturday Matinee.HERRMANN THE GREAT, Frigen\u2014Lyeniag, zbe, Be, 75c and 81.00; Matines, De.5 be.Seals LOW on sale st She par\" * \u2018and x Ÿ iano Co.91 SPARROW & JACOBS\u2019 THEATRE ROYAL KEverv Afternoon and Evenlug this weok Harry Williams\u2019 Own Specialty Co.Prices of Admission\u201410c, 2e und 30e, Mesarved gents, 10c extra, Plan at the Theatre from Yum.4 1 JU pm.Coming-Boltou of the b 916 ~~ ~ ~N THE LYCEUM.METTIE BERNARD CHASE, In Uucle\u2019s Darling- Introducing Trained Refndeer, Porterming, Fequimaux Dogs, Mastiffs and Dane Dogs, Count,\u201d and the Acting Bear, mL OPET.» Prices an Usual, 04 1 Seals, King Endorsed by the Medical Faculty.QUEEN ELIZABETH GYANASION JUNIOR CLASSES (Fraser Hall) Will commence SATURDAY MORNING, the 23rd Inst, at 10 o'clock, and will meet every Saturday from 10 tit] 12, for school girls and boys under ten, Calisthenics and Fanoy Marches to Mustc.Fees\u2014from April 23rd till June 30th, Büc; two of a family, 75c.As special apparatus is being fitted, the Junior Queen Elizabeth will be immensely popular.\u201cIn view of the fact that there §8 no provision for the regular and wystematic physical training of the young people attendinw our public achools, I bave much pleasure in signifying my approval of the step taken by the Queen Elizabeth Grm- narium in opening Junior Claswes to supply that need, and in commending the classes to tho parents of Montreal.\" (Bigned) GEO.ROSS, M,D.WEBLEY MILLS, M.D.W.GARDNER, M.D.JAMES BELL, M.D.\u2018I.G.RODDICK, M.DT.CHALMERS CAMERON, M.D, FRANCIS BHEPHEKD, M.D, TH BATTALION FUSILTERS.ANNUAL DRILL.The Battalion will parade in Drill Order, at 8 pa, on Thureday, the Uist By order T.ATKINSON, Bt.Major and Adjt.B5T PRINCU OF WALES REGT., ANNUAL DRILL! The Regiment will parsde in 3 Drill Order every Friday and Tues.Evening at # o'clock until k Nery member must attend.J.PORTECUS, pt and Ad}.further orders, By order, 04 4 THE NEW CYCLORAMA.Open every day and evening, CUSTHRYS LAST FIGHT Or the Battle of the Little Big Horn.This famous battle took place on June 25th, 1878, and resulted in the tots! annihilation of the forces under General Cuunter's personal command by tue Sioux.in connection with the Cyclorauna ts a Grand \u20ac plkection of Indian Curios Adm isslon, CE) pen daily, from 3 am.until 10 o'cio undays to 10 Cy CLO: A A BOILING, 1981 Ne Catherine Sireet.Cor.Nt.Urbain, 404 QUEEN'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 2221 St, Catherine St.Assemblies will be held this week on Tuesday, 19th, and Saturday, 23rd, at 8.30 p.m.Admission, 50c por couple.91° FEAST OF DAYS Sale of Useful and Fancy Goods, In the Lecture Room of the CENTENARY LR EE ce ero THURSDAY and FRISAY, April 21 and 22 Tea served Afternoon and Evening, Admission\u2014 10 CENTS, 041 FIBOUT = STOVES | Well, we won't ssy much about Stoves this time, except to advise you to see our assortment before buying.1f you are tired of your old Wooden Bedsteads, take a look at our stock of Fron ones.We have them in all styles and prices, from the Cheapest College Folding Bed to the most Expensive Eng- Nsh Bed, We manufgeture a num- bor of different kinds of Cribs, and if they are a necessity in your home, call and examine them.One of the advantages of buying from us 15, you can procure any color you wish, We sell you the Bed or Crib, and then paint it any color desired, DO YOU NEED ONL?594 Craig Streat, 29 Noire Damo St (IT SH, Catherine SE l'orner Inspector and William Si, Vu, Clendimmene Sn.300$ COTTON ROUT COMPOUND.A recent discovary oy an nll Sucoesgfuily weed mont hy by thousands of LADIRS, Salesrooms : ; o POU e 4 ule; r cent naan ubst stamps to letter, and wo will send, sealnd, by return Yuil seaied partioulara in plain envelope, to Taio oly; 2 atmo ph.Pond Lily Com any, No Fisher Piitock, Wood war ave.ro ch.Bold 18 MO teal by afl loading Wholesale and Re- ail Drugsis sts.97\" ress 131 GAS STOVES! GAS STOVES! 1\u2019rices Reduced.The Latest and most Improved Patterns.From $13 to $25.Theae Hiovos are manufsctured by the Company, and ace Of the very best material and workmanship Guaranteed in every respect, and revoiumesdeui se being ruperlor to Any othara offered.Also, HOT WATER GENERATORS.for heating water for ali household purposes.(ns Grates and Fires.Tailor and Laundry Irou Henters, &c TRE MONTREAL GAS CO.Ti Amon law DO ; ; \u2014TRY- you HEXICAX PRUIT HEWN ola FEEL Pure and Wholesome.BLUE ?visés and Drnssiete.all Contso- ence FOUR OR FIVE THE DECISION LEFT WITH OTTAWA Ottawas and Capitals Will [lave to Amalge- miste or Leave the Senior League Au Afternoon Farce.The big, old, reliable four have once more come together, and though they have lelt a small door open for u tirst-class Ottawa club lo enter thelr combination, they do nut care in the least whether the Capital city avails iweel! of the Gp- portunity, and were actusted more by a feellog of pity than anything else.At any rate, the two Uttawa Glubz have pol the | elighiest reason Lo complain of the treatment they have received, and may consider that unusual leniency has been shown them by giving them as long a8 the twenty-ninth to decide oll a course of action.The ufter- noon meeting of 1he lacrosse delegutus was a tremendous farce, tn which the Ottawa club distinguished itself by discourteousty reusing Lo te present while natters were dibcussed, and IL the course of which Mr.Clark, prestuent of the Shamrock Ciub, who Was chairman, had a most trying time of it.The proceedings may Le expinined in a tew words, Montreal and Toronto refused to agres Lo anyihing that might risk Ottawa's enunce of being schedulad with them, but were willing to sign a tive-ciub schedule, the th club of which was Lo be an amalgamation vf both Ottawa clubs, while on thelr refusal the franchise for Ottawa would be given to the Uttawa A.A.A.Cornwall and the Shamrocks were quite willing to agree lo the tirat part, but were strongly opposed to Lhe admission vf the O.A, À.À.88 Becond choice fur Lwo reasons: First, because their tan would be an \u201cunknown quantity\" to ure Mr.Muthern's expression, and second, because on account of the Ottawa Club's influence wilh Lhe Association it woud virtually be only admitting Ottawa under another name.Both rides hela oul strongly and at five the duieyaiés separated without having been avie Lo come Lo any satisfactory arran;zenient, Every one believed that two leagues were unavoidable, but after dinner matters veered around in au astonishing manner and Montreal and Toronto dropned thelr alternative of giving the franchise to tie O, A.À, A, being supported in this move by the following document: For the ottawa Lacrosse Club the undersigned hereby releases the Toronto and Montreal la cronse Clubs from any pledges made regarding à schedule for the coming season excepting in case of no amalgamation, YI.A.PERCIVAL, Secretary ottawa Lacrosse Club, Than the delegules of the big four, un- trammelied from any claims by either the Ottawa or Capitals, sot to work tn earnest and, \\gnoring the two Ot{awa men, except when they had to he cousulted, the foilow-.ing document was drawn up: \u2018This schedule to be accepted by the amalgamated ottawa clubs on or before April 28, otherwise tube vold, décision Tv De seut to Mr, das, Taylor, secretary of the meeting, Montreal, pair.Clubs, Grounds, June 4.Ottawn Vs.Montreal.: Ottawa June 11.Shamrock ve, Ottawa.shamrock dune JR.Toronto ve.Montreal, Montreal Juve 18.V'OyhV Alt VR, OULAWA.- .Cornwall duty 1.Ahanmivoex Vs, Foronto.\u2018Toronto Cornwall V8, OUawa Ottawa .Mhalurock vs, Montreal.\u2026 Shamrock .Cornwall vs, Toronto.Cornwail cornwall va, Montreal -.Cornwall . Ak Hust Bills Buteurs in large and small MeLAL ENS IMPERIAL CHEESE r Glars Jars, now ins Melaren\u2019s [pe rial Fancy Fuil Crono Canadian Clievso, in glass jar FRABER, VIGER & CO, NEW MAPLE RUGAR.Benator C ochranets Cel Geiebraced Hillhurst aple Tup ison New Maple Burar from St.Hilaire.and New Maple Sugar from Brome County.FRASER, VIGER & CO, 118 HALF CHESTS (Cpwards of 8,000 pounds) of Our Famous 35c English Breakfast Ten 350 per pourd {n 1 ponud packages.35\u20ac par ponnd in caddies nf all sizes, 35¢ per pound iu half-chests, FRASER, VIGER & CO, 199 ST.JAMES STREET.0411 N ERVO 99 Orc application on i ; tle forehend is sufficient.By the wonderful ¢¢ remedy, Positively Cured in 2 Minutes! Cures also Toothache and Neuralgia.£7 For Sale by all Druggists, 25 Cents n Bottle.ou must see our $10.00 Spring Overcoat to appreciate its value.Made up of Imported Worsted in various shades and well trimmed.Having all sizes and assuring you a fit, it will pay to call, should you need one of these indispensable garments.WORKMAN'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, 1888 and 1890 Notre Dame St.9471 GooD HAIR_ ne HEALTH, ao GooD lio0 Ks ibe Haag fRonr CEANSES THES CA Te AND REMCNESDANDRUFF.It alan prevents the hair from falling out and promotes a healthy growth Sold by all Druggists.Price: 50 ets, N | Under the Bun, Ro some people say, hut we find our few management a fact and s success, Our work in ail classes of à el and cleanfne ta nn- surpassed.We would hank you for yonr patron- ave and serve you well Don't wait till the big rush, but send yonr dyeing and cleaning, or tele phone 15 554, and we will fatch it and deliver it MONTREAL STEAM DYE WORKS ~ \u2014 OFFICES \u2014- 690 Craig st.231 Main st saw JOHN T.LYONS, Cor.Craig and Bleury.Oort{2aw WATSON & DICHSON, -\u2014IMPORTERS OF\u2014 Watches, Jewellery, Clocks, Electro Plate, Art Pottery, Cutiery.Table Ware, &c., &c., Have much pleasure in fnforntng heir Irie and customors that thelr new st nda 1791 NOTRE DAME STREET (Corner St.Peter)» te now open for business, The goods sre entirely pew, all purchased fn the heat Honrkcte for cash, TL will be their constant endeavor to supply their patrons pin reilable articles at the jowust pou thio price $ à arch repair ne One on the premitse: - petent workma premises by a com Jewellery ade to orde Epouns and Forks av erplatod equal to new, Articles for Wedding Presents a Specially.INSPECTION SOLICITED.Dati JT HE PRETTIEST and handsomest designs in low and medium priced Children\u2019s Suits are made by us.Our Halifax 2 pc.suit, to fit ages 4 to 12, at $3.00, makes the most durable suit you can get.WORKMAN'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, 1888 and 1890 Notre Dame St.04z1 Angostura Bitters, the worid renowned Soulh American appetizer, cures dyspepsia, Dr.J.G.B.Siegert & dons, sole manu facturers.= Special Notices.\u201cL'Elegance\u201d can be had cheap at Le Vilie de Montreal.Bargains inp lanos by Ste Stelnway, Chtek- ering, Kun ose, Gabler anu otber Amerl- oan makers, \u2018just received at C.W.Lindsay\u2019s warerooma, 2270 Bt.Catherine street, in part payment lor new Heintzmau v» right pianos.Buy Firat Communion costumes and requisites at La Ville de Montreal, 0948 | ; corder.\u201d HONORS EQUAL.BOTH CITIZENS WERE TO BLAME, Ald, Tansey and Mr.P .0'Brien Aave a Fow Words After Leaving Churoh\u2014The Latter Afterwards Arrested.A case in which cousiderable interest was taken by the members of the congregation ol BL.Gabriel's Catholic Church and the residents of St.Gabriel's Ward generally, was heard in the Recorder's Court yesterday.This was the Queen va.Patrick U' Brien, grocer.It appears that on the 6th of this month, as the congregation were coming from Lhe church, where & mission had beeu HOINE OL, 8 altercation arose between Ald.Tansey and Mr.O'Brien, the result of which wag that the former had Mr.O'Brien arrested a day or two ugo, on a charge of loitering and obstructing the sidewalk, The first witness was Ald.Tansey.He stated that he was leaving church on the \u201cventing of April 6, when he was accosted by prisoner, who kept saying, \u201cThis 1s not the Lec order's Court, Tausey, nor the He- Witness told him Lu go on and not uke a Scene; Lut prisoner persisted, © shouting aloud and shakiug his fist 11 wit- Less\u2019 face.Wilness dud not have him arrested al the time, because he wished to wait until the mission and Lent wers over.Witness thought that the meaning of the allusions to Lhe Recorder's Court was that prisouer had had two boys arrested some time previously tor breaking his window, and witness had interceded with His Honor and got the case settled.In cross-examina- tive, withess denied that apy reference hag bean mude in the church that night to the trouble between the wardens and the syndics; but reterence had been nade to the dif- Terence between the parish priest and the syndics.Jas, Rogers,the next witness, gave somewhat simliar evidence.Messrs.Thos, Collins, Thomas Cahill and John Colfer were Bleu examined for the prosecution.Mr.Coiler was there at the finish.When Le came Lo the corner he HEARD BOME LOUD NOISE and coming down was jammed up against a post.Mr l'ansey was a lew feet off and the gentleman whom he believed to be Mr, O'Brien had his hand up, saying something which Le did not remember,\u201d Mr.lausey answered In a moderate tone and told vrisoner not to use his .name; but Lo move on, Witness thought the way things were going that it would be worse tian a talking affair.He told Mr.Tansey that the Lest thing he ovutd do was to go home, Mr.Tansey then said he would try to get a policeman.Several witnesses were examined ror the defence, of whom the most important was Mr.Patrick Shea, who was bresent during the whole occurrence and Who slated that the remarks of Mr, O Brien were not addressed to Mr.Tansey atall in the first Instance, Another witness, James 5 Patrick, stated that affair was simply an \u2018\u2019argument\u201d Other witnesses said It was no uncom- mou thing for the erowd to stand around talking outside the church.The syndics themselves often held meetings at the corner of the street.Mr.Purcell then addressed the court on behalf of the pris.ouer.He thought the whole matter a very trifling affuir; but contended that it was Ald.Tansey who was the cause, the innocent cause, perhaps, of whatever gisturb- ance had occurred.He asked for a dismissal.Mr.Forget, clerk of the court, then addressed the court, after which his Honor proceeded to dellver judgment.He regret ted the shair very much; both Mr.Tansey and Mr.O Rrien were blghiy respectable citizens: that was proved by the fact that they were regular attendants at chureh; aud here his Honor enmolimented his Irish Catnolie fellow-citizens upon the excellent example they showed their French Canadian Lrethren in that respect.With regard to the charge againet Mr.O'Brien, His Honor thought he could not dismiss it} Lut he would say that he considered Ald, Tansey equally calpable in the matter.Aid.\u2018Tansey was not on bis trial.however.lits Honor then announced that he would take Lie case en délibérd, prisoner meantime being at liberty.The Tansey-O\u2019Brien Case.To the Editor of the STAR: SrR\u2014The spectators in the Recorder\u2019s Court yesterday at the case of the Queen va.O\u2019Brien would very much have liked to hear His Honor touch upon the manner and subsequent proceedings in the matter of Mr.O'Brien's arrest.hy was it necessary to take Mr, O'Brien out of bed at ten o'clock at night?Then to refuse $200 bail, keep Mr, O'Brien in a cell tiil 1 a.m., and then allow the prisoner to go home without requiring any bail at all.Had these points been explained away, more importance would have attached, In my opinion, to His Honor's remarks in which he urged that a serious disturbance might have arisen out of the remark, mado by Mr, O\u2019Brien, which led to his arrest.To me it looked like \u201cstraining at a gnat and swallowing a camel.\u201d CITIZEN.LECTURE AND PIANO RECITAL.Mr, Frederic Boscovitz at Association Hall, Fifteen years ago, Mr, Frederic Boscovitz was for a season one of the lions of Montreal, his brilliant performances upon the piano having galned for him hosts of admirers It was, therefore, somewhat strange that a larger audience did not greet him upon his reappearance last evening in the Association Hall, It may be that a new weneration of concert goers has grown up whicn knew not Boscovitz in its youth.trifle daunted, it may be, as accustomed to large \"Toronto audiences he faced the somewhat slim body ol listeners, Mr.Boscovitz slunged Into the Allegro of a Fantaisie fercique composed in the year 1733 for the clavicemuallo.The fancy was assisted in forming an estimate of the rnerits of this fantaisie by judicious press notices from the London Times and Daily News and Mr, John Dwight of Boston, wluch were olted on the programmes tn approval of Mr.Bose covitz's performances.But it needed pot the assurances of this trio to satisly the audience that Mr, Boscovitz\u2019s hands had lost none of their cunning, that he silll retained the ancient dash and brilliance of performance which used to carry away both connoisseur and amateur in the seventies.Since then new stars have come Into the firmament and in presence of Puderewski, D'Albert and de Pachmann, the star of Boscovitz may naturally suffer some eclipse.I3ut like all artists worthy of note, Mr, Boscovitz preserves his strong individuality.There is much to admire in tiis methods even where the judgment does not fully commend.Mr, Boscovitz excels in delicate, dainty work.His soft staccato playing, his scales in planiesimo, his performance of ornamental turns and em- bellishmentis are all most exquisitely dons.It disposed to seek for his ilmitations one might ask that the powerful left hand be curbea somewhat and that the mezzo tons, in such a selection as Schumann's slumber song.for instance, more sympathetically follow the delightful tone with which the first phrase of the subject is delivered.Mr.Boscovitz also showed that he is a good layer of Chopin's music, the Nocturne and E flat waltz being particularly well done, Now selections by Massenet, Bargiel and Godard were also performed, an an inter esting feature of the programme was the performance on an old splnnet, of Martinl\u2019s Gavotte and John Bull's \u201cHunting Jig.\u201d The latter was repeated upon the grand plano and iv must be confessed that the spinnet performance by no means contrasted unfavorably.Two Liszt selections, \u201cLa Partenza\u201d and \u201cPoeme L'Amour,\u201d full of the warm coloring of the modern romantio school, were also heard and in conclusion Mr.Boscovitz played two of his own come positions in his most charming manner, first \u201cLa chant du matin\u201d which fs quite new, and then the Queen Liizaveih minuet which every body used to play in the seventies above referred to, but which none could tnterpret with so much humoriand® grace as the Riftad composer himseif.Meeting of the City Council on Monday.The Mayor thls morning gave instrne- tions to call a special meeting of the Council for Monday first.The flrst order witl be Mr.McConnell\u2019 resignation, the second cho water rates question, the third the appoint ment of a deputy City Surveyor, and the fourth for Lhe opening of Sanguinet sLreul.Special Body Found in the River at Varennes.Au inquest was held at Varennes yesterday upon the y of an unknown man found drowned in the river there.The coro- per of the district telegraphs the following deacription: Black hair, gray tweed trousers, laced boote; helght, ft.B 1n.; gray flannel shirt, linen coat, and black leather belt. i Langeller Makes a Treat.SAYS THAT MEMBERS OF THE DE BOUCHERVILLE CABINET WILLBE P TED.= Sir A.P.Canon Declared by the Mercierites _be Responsible for the Prosecutions.AN EMPHATIC DENIAL BY HON.T.C.CASGRAIN, THE ATTORNEY- GENERAL.What Mr.Pacaud Says.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.\\ Quesec, April 21.1 he Issue of the eum- monses for Aleosrs, Mercier, Langeller und Paoaud le still the talk of the city.The summonses were taken out by the Crown prosecutors, Messrs.J.Dunbar, Q.C,, and W.C.Languedoc, \u201che information requires the presence of Hon.Messrs.Mercier and Charles Langelier and Ernest Pa- caud, Esquire, bafore Judge Chauveau to answer to the charge of having conspired together by divers means and devices Lo defraud Her Majesty the Queen of the following sums, to wit: $60,000 and $20,000 with the intention of appropriating the same to their own profit and advantage.The tirst charge, for $60,000, 18 against Mossrs.Mercier and Pacaud, and the second, $25,000, against Hou.Charles Langelier and Mr Ernest Pacaud.The latter of the two amounts posed Lo be in relation to Le Dyl- viculteur purchase.Messrs.Langelier and Pucaud wére not served with the writs until this morning.\u2018The investigation will proceed without any delay.A STAR correspondent mot Hon.Charles Langelier last evening.In answer Lo à question the honorable gentleman said: \u201cI have not as yet received ithe summons which is intended for me, but have heard that such a summons is to be served upon me and Mr, Pacaud.I must say that !f such is the case 1 tind itv very strange that the De Boucherville Government should have waited until after the sitting of the criminal court to issue those warrants, and particularly when the present Attorney-tieneral, Hon.Mr.Cas- grain, had promised the electors of the county of Montmorency tuat if the Government was sustained by the electors he would make it his duly Lo have myself and colleagues indicted before the Grand Jury of the April criminal term.He never forgot Lo tell Lhe electors that at every meeting be spoke at during the last campaign.Ills only is sup- FOR POLITICAL CAPITAL and to fulili the prummises they made during the last elections.\u201csir Adoiphe Caron's recent visit to Quebec has very much to do with the issuing of those writs agaiust us and there is nodoubt that it was upon his demands that the At- torney-General thought {it to summon us before the Courts, so as to counleract the effect of Lhe charges made against the Post- master-General in Ottawa.; \u201cItis Well known,\u201d said Mr.Langelier, \u2018that several leading Conservalive members of the Federal Parlizinent promised our Liberal friends in Ottawa that if Mr.Edgar, M.P., dropped his accusations against Sir Adulphe no proceedings would ve taken against the ex-ministers here, But the Liberal M.P.\u2019s refused and hence the actions against ue, It seems to me that the Crown should have been prepared with their case against us a long time ago, for we have heard them say Bince six months ago that they were tu arrest us.We are not afraid to stand our trial and 1 only hope that my friends in Ottawa will not drop the accusations against Sir Adolphe, and if we are allowed an investigation, with same latitude such as the Baia des Chuleurs investigation, I can promise that the charges brought against Sir Ado.phe wlil be proven without any doubt.\u201cMy friend, Chas.Fitzpatrick, Esq, M.L.A,, will ba my counsel belore the court.1 can stale Lhat we intend to tuke actions against several members oi Lhe present De Boucherville Government for having been mixed up in the Wheian aifair and other scandals.\u201d \u201cI suppose the case will be heard before Judge Murray, a8 bo presides in the Police Court this month :\u201d \u201cNo; l'amn'ormod that tha Government have asked Judge dlurray to deciine adjudicating avd g@.ve his place to Judge Chau- veal, 1am well pleased that our cases will be heard before tho latter gentieman, and principally tor two reasons.First, 1 was one of thnse who approved of Judge Murray's nomination as magistrate, and the public and the partisan papers would, perhaps, accuse him of partiality, and doubt hig honesty, as our adversaries 80 often do, and, secondly, I am perfectly satisfled that Judge Chauveau wiil render us full justice, while at the suine time doing his duty.\u201d \u201cDid you hear if summonses were issued against any other of your colieagues?\u201d \u201cNo, I am informed that there are not, and am really netonished, for if Mr.Mercier and myself are arrcated it Is for acts for which all the members of the Government are responsible, and I cannot understand why the others aro NOT TREATED LIKE US, as we wera all jointly responsible for all that was done, as, if anything was so done, it was after the decision taken Ly the Council.\u201d Speaking of the death of Hon.Alex.Mac- kenzle, the ex-Provineial Secretary sald it was a most sensible loss for the Liberal party.He (Mr.Langelict) was astonished at all the praise now lavished upon the e- ceased leader of the Liberal party by the Conservative press, which had during his lifetime accused him of even greater scan- aalsthan they ever brought against Hon, Mr.Mercier.\u201cItis evident,\u201d he said, \u201cthat one muat die to be praised; our adversaries would nave bean very scandalized if after the Pacitie scandal of 1874 the late Mr.Mackenzie bad caused the arrest of Sir Jonn A.Macdonald, Sir Hugh Allan, Sir Hector Langevin and lon.Mr.Abbou, who had succeaded In obtalniog $360,000 for an ejee- toral fund; and tbat is just what our ndver- saries are dolng to-day by arresting Hon.Mr, Mercier and myself.\u201d In conversation with n Svar corre- epondent this morning, Mr.Pacaud said that he had not as yet received the sum- moans intended for him, but expected it at any moment.\u201cAnything 1 have to say will be said before the Court, the tribunal chosen by the Government itself to try us, and I will then justi?y my actions In the Langlais affair, às I justifled my actions in the Baie A ce En À La rent oler-el- PA, THE QUEEN'S LETTER.Her Majesty's acknowledgment of Her people\u2019s condolence Duke of Clarence.rr » & ® Crbornr.Fame 26 140 La lan Las 7 des \u20ac.7 sm PME Sraponad Ha ET BH.yA ed.Boer Mofo Je ced prin tos tual ae FET Ho.Aden ce \u2018 aT Se \u201caH Zz er £ lo.4 .\u2018 - ; ; / ° PR i | leanO, rl 95 7 Hn fal SE lo, ( ; = eg LE re bonis foresees) 7 ds a AD Æ on the death of the des Chaleurs affair before the Royal Commission.Hon.Judge Irvine will, most likely, act as my counsel.\u201d The summonses were served upon Mr.Langelier at 11 o'clock and upon Mr Pacaud at 11.45 this morning by High Constable Gale, Caron Had Nothing to Do With It.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR QUEBEC, April 2l1.\u2014Liberais here state that Sir Adolphe Caron\u2019s recent visit to this city was with the intention of getting the Government here to proceed against Messrs, Mercier, Langelier and Pa- caud, The Hon.Mr.Casgrain told a STAR correspondent this morning that Sir Adolphe never spoke to him directly nor indirectly about the charges to be brought against Hon.Mr, Mercier nor against any others.\u201cWhether Mr.Edgar proceeds or not against the Postmaster-General, it matters not as far as the De Boucherville Government is concerned,\u201d said the Attorney- General, \u2018for we will proceed with our accusations agalnst Messrs, Mercier, Langelier and Pacaud,and we will notin any way nor for any consideration effect a compromise withthe Literals nor with any one else.We have promised the public to make them account for their deeds and we will fuitil our promises without fail.The Bale des Chaleurs Money.QUEBEC, April 21.\u2014The case against Mr.Ernest Pacaud for the recovery of $100,000 of the Baie des Chaleurs money was continued yestorday before Judge Routhier, Hon.George 1Irvine, Q.C,, for Mr.Pacaud pleaded to the demurrer, He sald that it was not alleged iu the declaration that the money paiu to Armstrong was not due him, the presumption cunsequently being that it was due, Even if the declaration held that action couid not have been maintained, for In the eyes of the law the Government does not change and consequently cannot invoke the nulilty of iis own acts as was done in the present instance by stating that the order-in-coun- cit upon which the payment Lo Armetroug was based was null and void.Mr.Lrouin appearing for the Government said that Armstrong had been merely a go between, and that the money had been virtually paid direct to Pacaud.And thatthe Government had a right to proceed against the person who illegally withheld the amount.He spoke at some length to demonstrate that the order-in-counclil was illegal.The case was taken en délibéré.Hop, Mr.Mercier and the Charge Agsinst Him.Hon.Mr.Mercier had sufficiently recovered trom his indispositlon to be down at his office this morning.He had nothing mors to add to what he had said In yesterday's STAR beyond this, that he did not believe that the investigation into the charge made against him would be very long.e did not expect that there would be more than half a dozen witnesses to be heard.He will leave for Quebec un Wednesday morning.and in the meantimo he may go Lo Tourouvre.PRESS COMMENTS, l.a Prease: \u201cThough we approve of the conduct of the De Boucherville Government, IL does not follow thal we rejoice at the arrest of Mr.Mercier.It is, on the contrary, with profound regret that we register the fact, unfortunately now historical, of the passage on the benches of the Potice Court of a Prime Minister of Quebec charged with having boudled.From this day until the end of the drama, because it is one, La Fresse will se in Maroler, only an accused person, that is to say, A cltizen, calied upon to defend his honor and Lis liberty before the courts, and who nas the right to ask that his defence be not prejudiced by a pressure on public opiuton.\u201d Le Canadien: \u201cWe regret sincerely that the Quebec cabinet should have gona to this extent.The crushing of the vanquished is nv longer the custuin in countries advanced in political elvilization.Qur province needs peace ratuer than hatred; harmony rather than ili-feeling and violence.Ar, De Boucherville and his partisans are the absoiute wasters of the situation.\u201d L'hienuard.\u201cWe felt a certain emotion on the receipt of the news.This emotion, wo believe, Was also felt by the public, We Lalieve we must warn our readers not to be carried away thoughtléssiy.The new ministers are not acting with passion! they are merely [fulllilling a pain- duty, which they cannot avoid.Let this denouement serve as a warning to the politicians of our country who might be tempted to seek easy success in manceuvres, which are repugnant to honesty, rather thao in the strict performance of duty.\u201d Le Monde: \"We congratulate the Government on the action which it has taken, and we hope that the trials of the boodlers of Quebec will be pushed vigorously without passion, but aise without faltering.\u201d THE WEATHER, 11.00 a.m.\u2014Probabilities for the next twenty- four nours: boutl-east Lo south-west winds; 1n- creasing cloudiness, followed by rain to-night.Appointments This Evening.ACADEMY OF Music\u2014\u201c Casino Opera Company.\u201d QUEEBN'S THBATRE\u2014\" Hermann,\" T'HRATRE KoOYAL\u2014\"liarty Williams.\u201d LYcEUM THBATRE-\u2014\"Uncle's Darling ART GALLBRY \u2014Spring Exhibition, CYOLORAMA\u2014Custer# Last Fight, Captain J.A.Vibert, who has received the temporary appointment of Deputy Port Warden, re- cetved Lhe recommendation of the Marine Underwriters Association.Captaln Vibert has resided io this city for the past b years, MOURNING IN QUEBEC.Universal Sorrow Caused by the Death of Bishop Willlams\u2014The Funeral to Take Place on Saturday.[SFECIAT: TO THE STAR! QUEBEC, April 20.Universal sorrow has been caused at the death of Bishop Williams, and the funeral of the deceased prelate on Saturday alternoon promises to be one of the largest which has taken place here for many years.His Lordship had been unwell for soma thne past, but on Tuesday of Jast week was well enough to administer in the Cathedral tho sagred right of confirmation, Venerabie Archdeacon Roe, the late Bishop's chaplain, arrived in town from Lennoxville di ; 4 Aig st IY ; i Ea Ah Tan a tes 4 a ay SN: = ses = SE on SR PER =e = W THE LATE BISHOP WILLIAMS.yesterday afternoon to be near [iis Lordship, but only reached here an hour before his death.The deceased retained consciousness until about one o'clock yesterday alter- poon, from which bour his physician, Dr.Russell, remalned by his side witn the members of the family until all was ver.The diocese of Montreal will be oflicially represented at the funeral of the late Bishop Williams by the Vary Rev.Dean Carmichael and Mr, Richard White, lay secratary of the Synod.Dean Carmichael attends in the place of the Lord Bishop of Montreal, who is unable to be present, WHICH WILL BE FIRST?The Bteamers \u2018\u2018Charrington\u2019\u201d and \"Fre- mona\u2019 Start Even From Quebec.The ice at Cap a la Roche commenced to move at 3 o'clock this morning, and the St, Lawrence may now be said to bo cleur between Montreal and Quebec.The buoy contractors telegraph to the Harbor Com- nilssioners that the Cap ala Roche buoys and the red iron buoys at Cap Levraut ave in position.The huoys at Cap Charles and Pouiller Rayer, which were inid on Monday, wore dragged out of position by the ice, but have teen replaced by the contractors.Lightships Nos.1 and 2 on Lake Bt.eter have been placed in position, and lghtahip No.3 is being placed In position to-day.This makes the channel safe for navigation.Tue Richelieu and OnterioNavigation Company's steamer \u201cBerthier\u2019\u201d arrived up from Three Rivers to-day.The Quebec boats will go on the reute on Monday.The water in the rivar at ithe present Lime ls very low.The depth of the water in the channel in the harbor this morning was 29 feet, which is 1 foot 6 inches above the low water level.Last year at this time tho water was 36 feet 2 inches, Tu-morrow or the next day will see the first ocean steamship in Montreal.The \u2018\u2019Charrington,\u2019\u2019 which il was expected would be the first boat, now stands » good chance of being second.The steamship \u201cFremona,\u201d also from the Mediterranean ports, which was behind the \u2018\u201cCharrington, caught up to the latter boat at Quebec, and both boats will now start oven for Montreal.\u2018Tne \"Charrington\u201d had a lead of twenty-four hours coming up the gulf, but stopping below for the ice to clear at Quebec enabled the \u201cFremona\u2019\u201d to catch up.Some Interest is taken in the «question of which of the two boats will getup first, There will be great hustling among the slevedores to aee who will unload tine two boats.The \u201cCharitnzton \u201d will discharge her cargo at the Dominion Lire whar! and the \u2018\u2019Fremona\u201d at the Thomson Line wharf.The steamer * Werge\u201d has salled irom Bergen for Montreal.The ship \u201cMacedon,\u201d from lloilo to Montreal with a cargo of sugar, is reported as passing Aujeron March 14.The bark \u201cJames 8.Pendergast\u201d 18 loading sugar at barbadoes for Montreal.The work vn the sheds on the whar! is progressing rapidiy.Letween here and the C.P.R elevators the greator part of the snow has been cleared away.A New System of Paying Corporation Emnloyees.At a private meeting of the Finance Committee held on April 8, Ald.Hurteau presented a motion which was carried to the effect that in future all the Corporation employés be paid direct from the City Treasurer\u2019s department.The change ls being carried into effect and will be in full swing by next week.The different departments send in their pay sheets to the Treasury Department where they are checked, and the various sections of the service will be paid hotween Tnursday and Saturday.By the new system the paymasters will be relieved of a rout deal of responsibility, but they still fre accountants.With the syatem that has just died out, the pay went through three or our hands before reaching Lhe pro- er parties The money went from he Treasurer to Lhe paymaster, and then to the assistant and sometimes foremen.The inauguration commenced with the Road Department last | week, and by next week all will be paid by Mr.Hamel.The City Treasurer 1s Arrang- foe with the heads of the yarious departments as to the days ou which their hands will be paid.Stabbing by a Boy.Last evening two boys, Charles Black aged 16, and Peter Maloney, aged 15 were picking up stray pieces of coal on the bottom of the Canal when they got Into a quarrel over à bag, during whioh Maloney took a penknife and stabbed Black near the heart.The (ieneral Hospital ambulance conveyed Black to the hospital, where the wound was dressed.The lad did not recover consciousness until ten o'clock, when he made a statement, taken down by one of the doctors, as follows: \u201cPeter Maloney stabbed me with a penknife, We were picking up coal near or in the canal, when some dispute srose concerning a bag.Peter Maloncy turned his back and took his penknife, and, opening It, turned and made a thrust al me, stabbing we in the breast, 1 walked away and, feeling raint, fell.\u201d Maloney was then arrested by constable McKeown, and taken to No.7 Police Station.Black's father lives at 244 Ottawa street and works in Clendinneng\u2019s foundry, where the boy himself is also usually employed.Lord Mount-Stephen's Montreal Residence for Sale.Lord Mount-Stephen\u2019s residence on Drummond street is in the market.His Lordship now spends most of his time in England and Scotland and he will probably pus up with hotel accommodation during vis visits to Montreal.It is also said that Mr.Duncan Mclntyre is looking for a buyer for that new residence of his on upper Stanley street.The Juvenile Lacrosse League.The annual meeting of the Juvenile Lacrosse League will be held at 217 Hypolite street to-night at eight o'clock.\u2018The delegates from the Lilac, Emmet, Vietoria and Thistle clubs are requested to attend.TRADE, FINANCE AND COMMERCE.{ Continued from page Siz.) The Jocal market this morning had an accession of strength.The buying was, however, limited to a few stocks, notably Richelieu, which advanced fully 2 ver cent, and Gas, which was also stronger.Pacific and Cable were steady, nnd Telegraph inclined Lo weakness.Montreal, the only active bank stock, sold up to 230%.It was offered at 227 ex-dividend without any transactions resulting.Stroet Railway continues strong.Mr.W.J.Withall, who has been for some years on the Board of Directors is resigning from that position on Saturday first.His place on the Board is to be filled by Mr.Everett, whose name has Iately been prominent in connection with street railway matters, MORNING SALES\u201425 Bank of Montreal at 22975, 9U do at 230, 45 do at 230%.25 do at 230, 3U ro at 2302; 10 Merchants at 155: 1 Feoples at 105; 5 Telegrapn at 144, 26 do at 143%: 75 Richelleu at 79%, 50 do.at 79% 5 do at 79, 25 do at 797, 125 do at BO, 176 dg at 81, 5Ù do nt 81%, 200 Pacifico at 893;; 75 Cable at 159, 100 do at 15884, 60 do at 15857.20 Gas at 207, 18 do at 207%, 105 do at 208: 100 Street Rallway (new stock) at 219; 106 Bel! Telephone at 17244; 20 Royal Electric at 18944 AFTEXNOON SALES.\u2014T70 Commerce at 1404: 00 Telegraph at 144; 50 G at Ho; 50 R.9 Navigation Co., nt HZ, 25 do at 34, 215 do at 83, 3 doat 81, 25doat #23, 35 doat 82; 50 Cable at 158%, 209 do at 1584; 300 Street Railway at 220.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the STAR by Gordon Strat Btock Iirokers, Ô St Baorament street ny & Ce, Oivse.April 21, A : Bk.cf Montreal PT ats wre Ha .a \u201c 22 28 2% Do Le goon 22 > 7 ! 18 117% 1 08 106 100\u201c 138 170 184 170 1s Toronto.= 240 \u2014 343 Jrouves Car 125 116 126 115 erchants .157 D 5 E.Townshi .pike ot 150% 154 cs 1 = 126 \u2014 19 Commerc : 40 140 1 4 u rce, .Ville Marie .OH 2 Jar 1504 p uo 103 1285 lug tT 134$ 344 144% 144 \u201c15H64 15888 OR 169 .F0 74 £0 70 10.Nay./ 824 81 ou 8 Btreet R.Co.\u2026.1280 219 so 19 »o Kew Hock.221 513 Si 218 Montreal Gaz Co.\"213 2T0 207% 2068 o Newstock._- 198 _ 1874 sux sus \u2018Ro \u2014° 10 108° 40 80 40 128 1280 15 140 \u201c186 10 180 70 175 1714 160 179 78 _ 70 Tig oa \u20188 1876 | | | 1 FOREIUN EXCHANGE.Reported for the rim by W.I.Foreign Exchange bro by mL 8.Juskaom & Go.Not Montreal 1 p.m, or PET Ese ino New York, Bown Berke \u2014\u2014\u2014 Posted Actual Pwyera Bellera Count'r »F.Y,Funds.1.32 dis@par 34 Prmgid Blerling 80 2006 sR ie an 0 \" Be an - a= 0 abus do Cables.@1s-Le og a 5.16% 5.184@1 7H Francs {Parto Long \u2014 Market ea 7 b.14345,15H/@1 5 PFrancs(Paris) Short.Money in London.1 1-18 p, c.Bank of ngland.rate, moralized both this stock and Lackawanna.Grangers, too, were weak, and as London was again a moderate seller, there were fractional concessions in all arbitrage stocks.Lake Shore sesmed to suffer from liquidation, but was unattended with heav trading.The market as a whole was dull and quiet.NEW YORK STOCK EXOHANGE.Specially reported for the Bram by McDou ros., Stock Brokers.#94 St.Francois Xavier Doagall Comercial Oal ril 2 April ?3 pu.Open's, Close.Upen'w.Atchison.tlk 38 Joh Re Canadian Figs 08 TT I IS CCC & 1.70% .708 Ï -° 115 \u2014 = 7154 774 TT = \u2014 S14 us = Hi 3 31 3p T4 \u2014 7354 X.Y.N.47 31 Sok rie & Wost \u2014 IH 41M 50% 111.Central.\u2014 \u2014 _ _ 139, = = = 76 73 THY 75 nié aR GEN 174 - 110 - .55 100 OU DL - Luis \u2014 605 \u2014 Ge 15 mn 20 12084 121 121 494 aux OO 464 .: 15 1514 154 O2 Ont.& Wa 2 1 974 Facific Mail.- 9X 19% 38 Fedlmen Car.323 \u2014 \u2014 ©! eng «Db 28 Hock land .- H po Sas Dhs ich, dore \u2014 104 - 10 anl,.TR Aus = a Do WH He TTY Bugar R.\u2014 9 $ Do Pret \u2014 6 - vd Texas Fac \u2014 103g - i.Union dae 4084 45% = 48 eat.Unio - 238g : Wabaeh Cz 3 934 514 ref.pag \u2014 284 Whoeling.34% Hy 54% 3 Sterling BE: 110 7 A a uoy oo \u2014~ = _\u2014 Pac.in Londo 2 p1 _ 81 Nat.Cordage 1024 10U 102% 102 @rain and Provisions in Chiearo.Oswald Bros.reportover direct privats wir - ing and highest lowest and closiag prices in Chioag : April ; to-day «s follows: 21.Month.Cpentax.Highest, Lowast.Closing, w \u2014 May.8054 Bik 80% 80% July N05; Rigg Bug son \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cCORE \u2014\u2014 - _ ig 41 42 42 30% 30k 394 Taek ug _ 2 = ZR.NE 2 i su 935 ro, + 53.9, ui Ses 6.17 6.17 6.27 6.6.25 \u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014BHORT BIBS _._ 5.50 5.47 b 47 5.62 5.62 5.62 Closing Prices for Grain, NEW YORK\u2014Wheat closed at 34e for April, 90%e for May and 90e for July.Corn 49340 for April, 4134e for May and 46c for July.Oats 347,c April, 3494c May.MILWAUREE\u2014 Wheat closed at cash and 80¢ for May.ST.LOUIS.\u2014 Wheat closed at 86c for cash 85c April, 84c May.Corn 37%c cash and 37e April, 362,0 May, 36750 July.ToLEDO\u2014Wheat closed at 91%c for April 9134e May.Corn at 4130 for cash and 4150 for, lav.Wheat, Ne ULUTE\u2014Whes o.1 hard clos 82c casb and 82c for May.No.1 North ern closed at 80c for cash and 80%c for May.aormenn DEATHS.LESLIE\u2014In this city, on the Z1st inst.Chas.W.Leslie, in bis 25th year.Funeral from his late residence, 378 Herr! street, on Saturday, 231d, at 2 o'clock.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend without further invitation.94 2 T9%e for OVER 40 YEARS\u2019 practical experience in repairing the highest grade and mont expensive watches.Mr, Henry Grant's PERSONAL ATTENTION given to every watch left with ua to repair charges moderate , HENRY GRANT & SON, 72 BEAVER HALL, H2xe0d Corner Dorchester strest, ONTREAL BRIGADE GARRISON ARTILLERY.= 4 ANNUAL DRILL.The Brigade will muster at the Armory, in Drill Order, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 20nd ins!,, a! & p.m.Every man, including Trumpeters and Drummers, must be present.rder, i.H.REID, 242 Captain and Adjntant.PINE AVENUE Villa Lots For Sale 50 x 105.Finest view, healthiest locality and choicest neighborhood in tbe city, 252 BISHOP STREET.One of the best finished, most comfortable An Irrogular Market, [SPECTAL TO THR STAR] NEw YORE, April 21.\u2014l'he Posts Ananctal article says: The early market to-day was irregular, The general tone was firm, Lut coal stooks were the decided exception.The Reading de- rumored engineers\u2019 strike.on .remid on this fashionable atreet.Thin iss property that will bear moat thorough inspsction.A small cash payment will secure this.Will be withdrawn after the 26th inst.For Permits apply to A.E.LEWIS, 9433 Saw Temple Building.Refrigerators, Houre Kuru lahinæs, Eté._ FATAL ACCIDENTA BELL TELEPHONE EMPLOYE KILLED.Charles Leslio Falls Beventy-Five Feet\u2014The Bell Telephone Company Blamed Guard Bails Wanted.A very sad accident occurred last night resulting iu the death of a promlsing young citizen, Charles Lealie, who, until two months ago, was in the employ of the Federal Telephone Company, has since held the position of night superintendent of the wires of the Bell Telephone Company at their exchange building ou the corner of Notre Dame and St.Francols Xavier streets \u2014tbe old Exchange Bank building.He went to work as usual last evening, and about seven o'clock went un to the roof of the bullding to do sume work on the wires iu the cupola, The operators dia not then know where he had gone, and during the evening became anxious to know what had become of him.They kept up a search untll eleven d'civck, but found no trace of Leslie.This morning about five o\u2019clock the caretaker had occaslun to go Into the yard behind the building, where he was horrified Lo find the body of Leslie.On examination he was found to be dead.His head was terribly bruised and his face disliured by several cuts, It Is supposed that in coming out of the cupola Leslie stuinbled over some obstruction and teil to the ground, a distance of some six or seven stories.1he body was removed to Wray's undertaking establishment.Lesiio had ouly been married about a year and leaves a young widow and child.He Was about twenty-eight years of age, and was esteemed by a largo circle ot acquatnt- ances.An inquest on the body was held by Deputy Coroner Loranger.After hearing evidence the following verdict was returned : * Deceased came to his death from injuries received by falling a height of seventy-tive feet while in the employ of the Bell Telephone Company.The Company is to blame for wot having guard rails to protect its eInployés at the spol where deceased fell.\u2019 Fell From the Third Story.At half-past two yesterday afternoon, a builder named H.Choquette, living at 15 Versailles street, fol} from the third story of a house at.which he was working, at the ' corner of Atwater avenue and Albert street, He was conveyed to Notre Dame Hospital, where he was found to have fractured his right shoulder aud one of the bones of the ankle, in addition to a number of bruises.His condition was pronounced serious, but there is a slight jinprovement to-day.Erskine Church.The congregation of Erskine Church met last evening for the purpose of considering juns for the alterations in the church.\u2018here was a large attendance, Four plans wore submitted, one to cost $7500.the second $25,000; third po price and fourth $55,000.The plans were prepared by A, C.Hutchison.No decision was arrived at, 1t was decided to meet again next Wednesday, when definite steps will probably be taken, 3 rest EN Miss Etta Hilbe of Lawrence, Mass.Her Parents were in Despair But She Was Brought Iato Healthy Girlhood b Sarsaparilla Mr.Edward Hilbert, of 183 Broadway, Lawrence, Mass., sends us the following: \u201cTen years ago our child was born.Having lost six children we were naturally anxious as to the health of this one.What was our dismay and sorrow to find that she was apparently doomed to tlie same fate as the others.She had little strength as à baby, and did not improve as she grew older.When about 2 1-2 years old shè began to have Fainting Spells, dropping wherever she happened to be.Af these times she would turn black and a) peared at the point of death.Doctors told us she was in a very bad way from Heart Trouble Nothing that wo gave her did any good until, in utter desperation, we began giving her Hood's Sarsaparilla.She gradually began to improve, the fainting fits became less and less frequent and finally ceased entirely, Rer general health improved until at the end of a year, having taken seven bottles, we stopped giving !t to her, At this time she was 4 years old, and, although anxious lest the troubles might return, we ceased to worry, she seemed so well.She is now 10 years old and is as Healthy and Rugged a child as you will find anywhere and has never shown any indication of & return of the heart difficulty.During tho past 6 years perhaps she has taken 3 bottles in all, we only giving it to her irregularly at times when she has complained of feeling tired in the spring and early summer.© feel that we owe & great deal Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla and cannot say too much in favor of- it.\u201d Ep- wARD HILBERT, Lawrence, Mass.Hood\u2019s Pills cure Liver lls \u2014 WITH \u2014 WATER HEATING ATTACHMENT.Water heated while cooling in oven, without extra consumption of gas.Guaranteed to give satisfaction.The \u2018\u2018Enreka\u2019\u201d has proved to be the most economical (looker whers gam only ia nsed for cooking purposes, oflectually replacing a coal racge or cook stove, and doing ailithe ordinary cooking of a family for an sveraxe of ho per dny.R.& W.KERR.1893 Notre Dame street.OUR UP-TOWN STORE, 2230 Bt.Catherine street (Opp.Queen\u2019n Block).Now opsn, with complete line of Gar Stoves, + 1 rinted at the corner a Taz MoNTARAL DAIt.Y STAR, Lane, |» pu Bt.George Street and Fortification lished hy Hugh Graham, rysident in Montreal Publishing office, 162 and 165 Bt.James Street Bale of seats to subsoribers opens Monday.AANA ENS A ONS ANAS AA eT CRNA GREAT BARGAINS.Furnishings, &ss FRST COMMUNION SL.JAMES STREET PROPERTY.We are instructed to sell BY AUCTION, That handsome Cut Stone Building, 17 and 19 St.James st., Near St.Gabriel st.The lot has a frontage on St.James st.of 264 feet and a depth of about 36 feet.Sule at our rooms.Wednesday, 27th April AT ELEVEN (\u2019CLOCK.Particulars and permits at our office.PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.181 Sr.James Street.S43 Two Fine Properties for Sale.PANET STREET {Just off Craig Street).Lot 80 x 80, with solid brick building at present occupied as a public school.DESALABERRY STREET Lot 120 x90, with solid brick building.These properties are admirably adapted for converting into tenements or factories.Will be sold at very reasonable prices, and on easy terms.Also, Vacant Lot on FULLUM STREET, Having an ares of 40,000 feet.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO., 181 St, James Street, \u2018 92z3e0d Money to Lend.5 P.C.TO 6 P.C,, 1st Mortgages.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.79 10e0d 181 NT.JANES STREET.Montreal Junction.\u2014WE ARE SELLING\u2014 Houses, Lots and Blocks EASY TERMS.Call for plans and particulars.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, 181 ST.JAMES STREET.Uéx4 CENTRAL ST.JAMES STREET, The heart of the city.See our notice ef the Sale of the Property by Auction, WEDNESDAY, 27th APRIL.J, CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, 181 ST.JAMES STREET.941 FOR SALE, 108 ST.MATTHEW ST, Stone Front Cottage, Heated by Hot Water.J.Craddock Simpson & Co.181 2ST.JAMEN STREET.0414 FOR SALE OR TO LET, 118 Durocher Street, .Corner of Prince Arthur, 14 rooms, all modern conveniences.heated by hot air: warm and comfortable residence, in first-class condition.GERALD E.HART, ostt 114 5t James ntreet.LAKE VIEW SUBDIVISION.Do you want a Country House?If eo call and seems, I Have the chaapeat lots and Houses in the Fes minutes walk of Bescuns- field Blatich.Houses can be built ready for Juns at prices yaryving from 8840 up ana and apecifications on Tiew, Mcl.EA WALBANK, Architect, w.XLA st, James at.Toiephones®ä73 and 3139, 86x lwo CONTINUATION or our LARGE NEW \u201cI 7 SYMPHONY YORK AM ROSC ORCHESTRA Conductor., the 25th inst, at Nordhelmer's.Natues » 0 Oth tara Nord vs ran be registered ALN es\u201d À La Ville de Montreal.= Great