The Montreal daily star, 27 juin 1892, lundi 27 juin 1892

[" seras pan ve san al ilopior, ve eos 1a > 0oMB NEATLY JURSTSHED.i UN TE ETES EE | NET Sra of Bons Sa ea 25% al arts pu Lis: ; Ros without bord, 3 ; vou x foe Ald ik; Cote Bt.on: Satur ly veing at.the | new work i] au per w 100 St.Catherine « : M.GLE AND DOUBLE TH.08 f& \\ ; A | ; fateh: fn \u201cback wind ows had bee pened an ui sind es envelope patsy hd vad uF Hi WY or Ronteveth af ia ES ours ent a re So gale = Kd Ag AR 3 ¥ | % IVER = buy 1-21 meen 00° be broken am, ui, aie = et Worse NF CLERK TO ae a SE ou Ten TL rue TEC ROS EEE ges orem iV] | 1] is | Be Midotreal Riis Ansoclation.beld its | iii de 2 it és 2035,\" o! enti y = 8 S ; - ; : and a Ate T AN b Cook ; \u2018open matahes at the Cote 58.Luo: ranges on ston.\u2019 Wa ANT 'WO MACHINISTS WHO Hen AO- rad rolorences fequred L A4 Dore o bases FURNIBRED Te AE Baturds ts atroet.Catherine at, : Tartar, fnestre- t.The attendance was small, pt cladn ae need App Di to Alexncder lock Ca Torre Tente | Si Catherine wn BALE OE 10 pm BASAL Ueda wre need 18 raps.j m6 doubt, to the unsettled state of eat iron Works OT ire aon Agply of wa property, The ] i 7 ge | el atcoû fh ogaakeopers Das he pest 49 \u2018| she weather.The competition was keen Wot: FBULNCER Cy 10 Ww LS APPLY J | NISEED BOOM 10 LET, AT jar er rip br es pL ds | asiehaad snow O10 tt | and.notwithstanding the oocaslonal heavy Early th te the hands em a ee 25°) ra \u2019s ] I picnics v so ati rene vr ot Gur Tasdbe Chthorte 15% r Ré aly i FET = 14s 8° ne, al ata à alta: die\u2019 porfeut, AU the Beat oer Set = = he and relieve all the troubles nel.; homers 3 ne \u2014 ro a + tré ; on Er a Wharf fo ori WN noed & x ST.FRONT | i 2 Heads unple © SCOring Was of hig F.t and umbreil the wharf, HEB SALOONS: OOMS\u2014AT 137 METO.LARGE FRO Mraprietor retiring {70 busines atieue 1 = den 0 a pilou state of the stem, such as coat and umbrella on the ANT = weds 3 dPporuamont \u2018employs ARTEL.EXFEITERGHD ri ox R double rooin; also a le zobm, wi box are upon ap Eee to posing 5 further 85855 AH! DE LORIMIER.ry Distrous after Lieut, An diews, of the Royal Scots, was once notified the the r! Apply to the Causdisn Brow.reve Ou Steady emplo mia : Tan © st.katana EEE DENON 40 4 recely 32 sion line of Collars.Bpirte Ta ed in the Shor a hile their most ; | ronge officer for the \u2018day, to belong to an an ox Avante y_ employ 5 ne Ro, FURNISHED, SUITABLE FOR ONE + oo orfez.700 Nojre Dame st., corner ul oie a uccess has been shown in coring n ulted foll = HOLDING A NORMAL ANTED\u2014A ION, T or or two persons, Apply George at dox Fale.The matches res as follows :\u2014 elit abo ut Wola op owmentary Sohool in YY _ssmoleac FAY hirts aud ladies white wear, AAA APA nA TEE TA FAGHTS AND LAUNCH ANT | Open Maseh\u2014Ranges 500 and 600 yards; 7 BY 30 ing es M niet ity of Ha the District of eas oronto.Addres , Box 150 6 DOME \u2014 COMFORTABLY ru NIGHED, sas, \u2019 TY toed: .rpuhds esch rauge.Der oi f { ho Church of ¥nk- tor, bath, eto, 98 Alexanders 00,000 BELTING, 80 DIB- |.sine, speed guaran on the Longueuil gsspe: For sd apply te he & Talstvis ged ANTED-1 À OFFICE MA MATRON- 2 DRY GOODS Roast tn Hirset feb % Routt où pu ons ere 10 sa spplleation Folsen Iron Werks Rodda, ork Et a yor Canren's Lirris Lovan PiLLe 1 pasta.de MU A.one s10 not a boon seen since.Hrassns + sale \u2014FRONT ROOM, NIOELY FURNI ats d |: Bund are sd pit juable in Constipath trip 2 Kambe 754 koyalSoota.8 e ha © \u2018has for to and yen fervants for OOM.Fk An 1 os, planers, mo) re, Lénondsor sa Budo.equally valuable in Cons oa, curing ambe; LE vA arbre fhe city AG Tetorencés.lor, : 2100 st 3 où vit breakfast, t, for gentlemen.4.1 sa eanchimerr.Malis rare Papinoau sgn | a anon Re ie au Drpvoutine Lo this d'leorders of die # laint, while g Fo de ; u .also tomaal , FEAL OUMS\u2014TO LE ELL FURNISHED Hee KINDLING, V AULT DOOR Wareroom, ntioulate the je and re the bow els, 4 years of age, without any I Jami] v, 358 Vi Quaboe NB FANT TO oS BEAR FROMAGEM CS ANTED-GOOD GEN SHEVANT, 3 6 Rs table board, Tor adios only.20 City Go 14 ET oi 0 blogs, 91:00 N50 per gt d | 1 Daa oe\u2019.£3 ARTS Even if they only cured 3 Sousidored.© to bo worth foo 9 5s 0, ; ght ew lines; no ches 5 ASS = post 8 : 9 was a quiet, sober max, but ha À a Fant St farpitcry nav linda; chess ANTED-AT ONCE, THREE FINST CLASS RO¥-IcEEINGLE io, FOIRE, gs | 3,0 Macdièrla à Dé vor.Se dames and Quy 3 Fu PATENTS.© 5l0EE prono 2 Jor the past, two years and was unger à dot Us à postal with your name an address: = vo w me dreus maker.viy to Mrs, E.Montgomery, | unturnighed, at 86 51.Anto phone = OF PA \" 2 1 It is bable ling nim lin send particular, Hofteot before yon refuse to in vont % BL Antoine atree = ! OOM_COMFORTARLY FURNISHED #ROOM, OUR BALE-SECOND HAND BOILER, 65 HORSE 57 King street west, Toronto.2 à ae Sartre Te M.Pbealle Man Le on WW ANTED-A SMART HONEST BOY ABOUT 17.ROE Hib board, at 110 \"Hada 108 Powers cheap.Apply A.Fallasclo, 380.4% Patents procured tp, Canada and foreign iy Acho they would be almost priceless to those 3 6 * : Le t phlot rela: from this distressing com lain; Saar a LT oF FIRE as ioe the A Labs welt mama mld di OONE\u2014A NIGE FRONT KQOM BREEN) Ey RALECSAWBUST, GHELE AT MONA BAW Frecreforenco library of patonts open daily, OAs Yao suger from this dissent fos not end d 1 \"| x fo tl Si a restan aurant Shien NY.a woman cook, NE 40 Cy Qounollion stieet debit 0 gy lsd be seoured from 1a Reg PTE Rhu rest R | J CARLOAD OF CANADA'S BEAUTIES hoses fk pits valor io êc'many ways chat 1 The Miesisquol Gerrymander, ï Must be ca COMFORT- E_MEXICAN SADDLE IN GOOD 1 Soo them at the GOLDIE & MoCUL- they will not De willing to do without them.; \u2019 Bt sertimonialy Xavise she oc à Noh Awl 1 7 ' ATE Eas D PLAIN COOK.AFP Loupe RS Rob lor estan la hard ites pi Piles Abply after 7.30 p.m., at 443 {Hee Warercomns.208 St.Jam (£ Bub after after feck head © 15 Écran à.Vi x HA 1 70 tL hae ust aa with some surprise, \\ 7 bi men y the Rev.old 8 5.P.ceeviee _ WVARTED AUS IS TANT MASTER, to ups Beans.A OLAGS GENERAL SERVANT: ét pu 5 SALE_CHIOKERING PIANO, 00.i TEW BECOND-HAND ELEVATORS, 38 FR rs 1 thaartiele in your issus of today und nd 0, u .a Eat), fe Bly wo Principal, Theat Prec Ling mor troulag.Apply No.B4 Unpuessity ROCHER geptionien or, dent Bis Bout ry end EE He 5100.\"0 ahs § 8 im arf} ea for sale abeap,, Siler Bros & 19 Toma.The team prize winners\u2019 were as follows: Yue the gerry rahe 4 7, igre 1476 \" 2, ontresl or Di : ANTED-86 CIGAR MAKERS FOR HAND ANTED\u2014GOOD AGENT TO BOLICIT ORDERS Private family, 685 Lageuche shore at, = eT #0.ss a a 3 Bléstantde 4.86.$1200 50.dnos Arfa Simmons, Agent.es 1s the bane of s0 many lives that here fs where : Montreal Garrison Artillery Team.your readers that as you were W work, To good stesdy workmen we guarantee W for new quick selling article, good commission.Rooms ro LE WELL A COTE Titel Eo kan Open e eninge.BOEOR HS ne Flexible Bridle attached, Spool.we make our great boast.Our pills cure it - ath Fusiliers Artillery team.the order of the day with the he gorryman ork every day, rain or sunshine: union Prices.L Gall after 6 p.13.6 Rousseau street, off Lacroix si, or small rooms; private family.CS LE-ELEOTRIG PIANO POLISH, 250 À ed to supersede | the old whils others do not.§ Victoria Rides, a bill, and quite naturally, I felt, as Goldemit & Co., 138 Kiag at.VW.Fordasd Diya 120.1 | levoavenne Y FURNISHED, FOR xT the only TeHable preparstion for roster PAINTERS Techionod a va bridle dls Tope Dad ARTER'S ve Lyre Lover Prurs are very small f 8th Ro: oyal Scots, Second \" also avery patriotic Canad OOMS-NEATL Mami ing original brilliancy of pianoë; on sale at C.paint « 7 4 very easy to take.Oue or two m | ; be his political views on the ED-~ACTIVE BOY FOR AN OFFICE.AD- = R ed and single; use of kitchen if required ; deny warsrooms, 2 27 0 ov BRUSHES.ware dealer They ave strictly vegetable and do .Wal Fotorenton, \u201cD 2808 51 ofc gitnations Wanted.Sn ou ventencon: peur boul depot, \u201c186 BL An | Gathering of.sho ad Gd Vier 4u à BOTTING BULKY zo SALE CHEAP, IN Bod rise or purge, but D no at ds cents Pate ces roe 200 ving hota: bien aivide: the oat sa iatacto VE - erfect order; as good as new.case all who use n vi .ANTED-YOUNG GIRL ABOUT 16, TO ASSIET NV\u201c Siprke, stgremen, mes FOR BOORKELPERS, OUMA-3 LARGE FURNISHED : a F de foot condition, or ERE Ix » W, E.POTTER & CO.- rotor $1.Sold everywhere, or sent by mail, 1 Prats, E., Sea .28 $7.00 such an announcement, However, ü Wen light housework Apply the worn.Set DE Soon dre You rs 10 F.\"Capon, Carpenter, cor.of Guy and DRF | 145 tt 26 Philin'et.Montreal.OARTER MEDICINE 00., Mew Tork.3 MoMartih.B.D.Vea i \u201c28 reading the articie I felt much thr ing, 80 Berri 148 3 gen, et.4 pl vo Employ yment urean, Young tes if \u201crequired: private family: no $0.44 pie] ss 20% T5 T .3 houartin, Do Vics.J 24 4.58 to learn that \u201cas you were\u201d did did e VANTEp- 4 YOUNG MAN FOR ORFIGE Wo | He : Mackay ATOS TES ENT VAR ES General Debilit Small BN Small Small Bri rysda.go 2 \u201c00 the order of the day with respec WANZER-AY i French and ¥ xs roar ou in mn WA Fret ented Menbanionl harmon TION: RY: vou \u2014 D NEATLY EURNISHED AaUE wie large iron ket Liles, 2 iarmory bottore: pour For I Nervousness M 2 Al oh in 08 5 Kiddie 3 Sth RE ne 24 3.08 fraudulent bill in {ts en tiraty.: oh urea Av ly to 218 0 148 3 pa per or periodical, cou option, priuting maliing Use o! \u201conce if required.91 Hutchison st.148 3 Epes sud + non ron ns, tn Yoon orden Addre su UM & Slee lessness, 7 Cooke, G, M.G.A.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2B 1.00 many of its original provisions pK ANTED\u2014AT 600 SHERBROOKE ST, A GOOD delivery, otc.addres Brak office, OUMS \u2014 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, 272%.\" 5148 offios.1488 P ST.IEAN HAPFÈTE abandoned or so, amen A nurse, with wood references Must speak WANTED = BY PONETNG AND ENERGETIC R with use of kitchen and dining-room, La ES OUR SALE-THE OONTENTS or 4 ROOM\" MBRECHT'S » « some Oo So French, Will pass stunmer at a country Place, %e 2 uo .traveller, line of sam les for 488, Galore, vato family, 415 Richmond st.nesr the square.148 3 F house, a aplendid opportunity roby ig Ar.AR re ere ~~ oa rea.TEPC mos ; there is sufficient be ies st ooMs 5 URNISHED, COMFOETABLE, CLEAN ried couple.Apply 20U Coursol straet.uw The Feast Colob ainsus t's Parish .there Is suffi pe of 1 VE | vers | COCA WINE ee The country during summer mont d 1 and 2 jAxT fon of ones per or wet nurse.Address RO \u2014 ICELY FURNISHED kinds, Williams, fi er, Raymond, new ahd \\ .: dion LARG 8 minded Canad ashing.] ° eakf te cond hand.$15, $10, $5, warranted, at Lawlor's, .; the y in the the celebration of the Rad dat 61 Union ave.on and after Tuesday at \u201cW 2844,\" STAR office ee M on baliroom dat Tres fast and | Secopu band.815 À 150 1 The Great English Tonic, QUICKLY, THOROUGHLY, FOREVER CURED In spite of a feast of St Jean Bap tiste took place yester- he WANTER AN aC TANT, HAY ; JOR BALE \u2014 PETERBORG\u2019 CANOE, ALMOST by anew perfected sctentifip \u2018 à Fou pige - ly, à k CORE COMPORTABL FURNISHED D BOOMH 0 C7 ee tay day in B ridget oh paris 6 proces was born.where I reel A WALL TRA AS UNDEROLER St Seno get uf men ho 18 OL Sore by is ho n bathroom fat, with or without board.# opin us be gold leap and on easy lore.metho the a a Te beyond sen in Sb there were six bands, formed Jas b an tra and De graphy.Apnly P.U.Box 543, City.140 2 needod.Address G.A.a., P.O.Box 1927 476 McGill College ave, 77 Ea App! t ier o w she, You 10] fo ony ! neuve street end broceadad ihe as an olec clots \\ \u2014 TWO FEMALE TEAOHERS FOR THE ANTED-FRENCR FOLIEHIXG OR FUENE OOM_TO LET, NICELY - E I E h & ( \\ uma aid EE on Maisc ore mers delogaies rom sevors rails tako a a atores ei Brion Hodel Soho, (mo, rinoipal, holding Ne ture cieauing of any kind by fers Dare, 1 Sit x room, on bathroom flat, at 2309 Bt.Ourheripe Board, oy fs, covery days soon gu the sections, as well ag Se, Mary \"8 glaring one ou ery ymander.\u201d ir 1 a Model sohao ploma: ons © uce \u2014MANUFACTURERS OF-\u2014\u2014 oung en's ociaty, °e utchers\u2019 - most fraudulent an oky erry.3 id first class elementary diploma, TL TWOGERTLE quel King aumon y À plicente to aive Gate aud placo diploma wan éeour- Wai 0 ebiidren, ele TECHIE On hola Oona be aecommodate mith a front parier OARD\u2014AND ROOMS FOR LADIES DURING Te Deis and lones Glety, the de Balabery and Ville Marie unworthy the great party iy for Sanotion i Aid do stat te salary ea PEC LL Address W.Küner, a oon re on So + San olive, 143 3 bedroow, with or without board; also one single confinement; private.15 German at, xiear ended.Every obatacle to Guards, and the general office it.Thiais a fraudulent and tri ; chairman, Bryson, Que.149 12 Europe.Address CGRADHER, room 47 Metcalfe st., opposite the Windsor Oraiz.10% 48; al quel pbatacle to tbe Society.inclucing Ald.Rolland.Cresse, I Jraudulent, and tx ior ; ANTED \u2014 LADY OFFICE MATRON: od: WVANTER A in to asm ofâce; salary 40 3 Bo BD-AT MAGUG, COMFORKTABLE AND NEW- moved.Nerve force, will Rovert, Lamarche, artineau, M.ÊP x P.and had no 2 Deca whatever that a portion of Balesisdy, RG.Canvasser, 88, Housekesper, moderate Address *b, 2543,\" STAR office.148 3 QOMB-TQ LET, FURNISHED ROOMS, os ly furnished rooms, situated siongalde of lake, energy, brain power, when Jeannotte, ; \u2018he route of the pr 8 historio old county was to be Bl off, an tha Companion tr ned nurse.Linen and pan 7 Place 1 - zewly 1 pas red and painted throughout, Lape Plenty of wil be am and putter freim our own porter s of all Ne Or lost are rod ston was pe decorated, The Rev, aiher historic o Therville, ated ned off.aD Farine Chambermalds, at Ladies\u2019 Exchange, fav 5\" WANIED-BY EXPERIENCED XURSE, SITDA at 68 Lato sage one mile trom bouée, w y li Plogio grounde au Im ( : fn log ot aro resto do tally decorat ie Onn Bev.Mather added to {bervi] + est 0 refer- = ure x pu I._ trea TES TRAVELING PUBLISHING HOUSE ences.api pi ve \u201cMes.\"Wm.Burke, Empioy mont HSE, SS LRGANTLY FULNISHEDNION \u20ac VIET a aeasn per all ares épecial rates for fatnilion Address Materials pertain Victims of abuses and | oo the ohurob, assisted by the Rev.Fathers v.collector.Boot and shoe sale esmen.Man gad Bureau, Tes St Antoine street.\u2018T'éleph nous oe & Son locallur] i Sew Dare y ce ral 013 .or els 10 $ Drummond st.after & a'ol Shy FA ing to the b ess, = com comes, eolaim your Totty ] A ugas, 3 de ns and pub-deadon.manage restaurant, Deer cart driver.Gro- i usin Bold and Du 8 ¢ eaco dent or No, deli.Position must be lied wt iD 5 ATTENDANT ON A OOM NEWLY FURNISHED Six or LE, CAND ROOMS, AT Mis, MITCHELLS, 3 ; overwork, ill health, regal ; de, © sp a Armes RG.140 3 V ladon Fait ron.in return for passage double, front and back parlor; with or withous Bos doctress, with professionsi sitondaneu Bowling Alley Balls your vigor { 't despa iT, Ie celobration ou She event at 5 Charles and though it was 8, rioët unnefiral ANTED\u2014A PRACTICAL BUSINESS MAN, to England, b; w (good sailor).Addr i à.Apply at 58 Victoria U6 Laguuchetiero st, near St.Uroain | 461 Toon JEN 1 Pa res ë ur vas also fa suc consul.Cho Rov.og a r are = | witha Bxed determination to Buperintend £ 2670.\" NTAR © 40 OGM A PLEABANT HUUM, WITH BREAEFANT, CARD-TABLE BOARD, DINNEES AND BOARD and Pins Don\u2019t be dishearten Father Cous Le Oran erMion.dividinæ them, an well established business in Ottawe.Unlimited ANTED_A aw FAMILY WASHINGS, Se 462 Guy street, 493\" B°& No ing: bouse nowly farnishoë and ited ,; You for macs at St Charles Chose Sermon.Red for \u2018extonnion.A suitable party wild] Lave a done and olieap, at Mra.Bt.Etfeune, 608 8.ut ol eut edge position.Particulars, 5 Piace uacks ba ation for vran- Lot ua show you that med: der, the St.Charles section of tho Si Jean, peo ts hich Mo FURN ROOMY, WITH ois.vurougho de \u2018 ams Urbain st.ROE FURNL ISHED 304 ut.888 : mon, yet we 03 sleuts an the êgst Table | in tho oy at the price.Turning and Color- ical science Faxiness honor still exist ore goband Baptiste Society, and'citizens reñeraily, re- ready to welcome that par Arlington House, 778 Crui, GE in a Write for our book with tions and y ; y 7 NTED\u2014BY ENGLISHMAN, FES = \u2014_ 1 8 : paired to Bt.Charles Hall, where speeches our county, and to makeitatuban i ANTED- MAN it established cas\u201d Duniness in 9 gardener or @rgom or make Limielf useful OQMS DOUBLE FEV ors iho Gragalents BoAkp-DoUBLE in siz T.OOMB; ALS ; ing Balis.pe Se pere io cured pa uty tothe Fore in order.Among those present were Pate eo tho En was sincere.Kingston, Ont.%14 and quick a Place d'Art Only Semen gentleman «& place.Addres .- av 3 taken by day or week.41 Metcalfe st.149 Tovar ble our, in a new boarding house, atx Se : Telephone 6057 Government, sothat no extraexpenses delay Ald.pubue 1e end Tansey, Dr Delorme, Dr Dr.\u201d a proof of this feelin 2, = ot on e word wa As responsible parties need apuly, & Place d'Armes za.= c OOMB\u2014LARGE FURNISHED ROOM FOR Two \u2014 elephone .or exposure attends dealing with us, as is the case Laure 0.Crepa: and others, r.D.tered or written againg 1498 A io Sli ohiiiren, ely py AS GUVER pontlemer Separate beds, No.453% St.St antoine OALD~ MADAME A accomodation ARLES! 2 WE BUY 2w-HAND BILLIAED TABLES, : State ; ; Bian, president tof ha odie, apo apoke \u2018the county, altho AXTÉD-GRRÉRAL Sey BYANT FOR 3463 Ject; references if required.\u201d Lyn, 84 Usborne st, #éreot, Cor, & ors, with best medical attendance; Strictly private fat, aad was followed b Shay = would a family.BUS Falsce street.Montres 1483\" 2 0OMS-\u2014VISITORS \u201cWILL FIND NICE LARGE Terms moderate, No, 78 Si Dominions of.Sie 40 88 St.Denis nis street, gholle Wilfrid Larose, J, A Drouin and \u2018de ë ANTED\u2014A YOUNG MAN, 16 TO 20 YEARS \u2014\u2014 ANTED\u2014BY COMPETENT MAN.A BIIUA.ms and Arsi class table at, the Belmont OARD_MKS, SEARL, LADIES' DOCTRESE, HAS ntford, all of whom spoke.of the.aie reg.of-ago, a8 office assistant, speaking and writ- tion as walter, valot or butler: countey or U, ouse, 0 and #1 Belatontat Telephone iis 4 private accommodation ; with or without boafd: | MONTREAL.a Mort ada.à {us both jruguaes Lvendl, aborthond writer Te 8, referred.Keferences if required.Address 1 BLE FURIE ONT CE wa or aritBout professional ui sitendan: 4, SE oven hat vs Rohmer Park, Satur day aftariings Eerie exce = Debrosole à nt, miens n 12 ang 1 o'clock, pm, 149 2 1,\" STAR ofice, 3 008-10 Bo EL NEC 1 Hedrsast.; 2} \u201cRteamshivs t fg evening, the gcuceris of t or thut such an amendment was contem sei ) YOUNG GIRL Wagse ss ea a Apply at KE Bide lace, \u201c1403 BOE ARD ROOMS, HE dost LADIES © ox 5 se ; ; il large crowds, Addresses were Solivared i by until it was sprung upon the: WAR oth eon to BAR Toon Lloele watts Der 6 am voir 2,0 Go-To SIT FURNISHED ROG FOI ONE 23 uemen.Ter A i Errors of Youth.Ë Messrs, LL O David, president of the Éveryons who knows the el ess 0 Cafe, 2430 5.Catherine st.ANTED POSITION ASGARÉTAERR IN a = tro la ladies, with good board, at 8 Platiatsest, CARD BO ARDERS WANTED AT 160 Er ANT $ M 3 society, J.J.Curran, Q.C., M.P, Benator {he county can have no doubt that.3 EE STED-AT ONE = USE AND bor Last Ne butidiug or sitio employment: Merrtod.Off Ontar Boho tates lez can obtain good board and 2 SUFFERERS FRO ol Tassé and Rodolphe Lemieux, such a change been foreshadowed ini the bis; recommended.Abply 40 vediay 50: Nofamily.Address \"L 2706.\" Srazotice.ldu 3 PRO9MS-COMFOBTABLY FU FURNISHED KOOMB ruoms at 83.80 per ok so underwear yashed.MAIL STEAMSHIP [4 & Nervous Debility, Youthful ¥ me © V4 mosh fervent and wo nd probes TT an po) t urnside R ! ANTED AGIKL FEOI a à Vi da pe À A TL A RECENT DR Eg 2 Sour OOMS \u2014 WELL FEN =D AND oT OARD\u2014A PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY vies Lpgermet Queer nnd Montreal PS: ce.I; & Tndiscretions, Lost Manheed, ¢ \u2019 THEY INVITED ARREST.hesded Dy some ol tire most prom nent Bye.fn jisbi Bousework.Apply any ho \"160 8 B office.148 3 R Loard; home comfort.lJa Sanguinet.345 8 B or caca ent oir dors i 5e 9d ppbits: fn Li po 1.uo 1, Jao tobe; 2 E YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN I g An on rant, | sonneue ee er TE BY A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, = NISHED ROOM TO LET, TQ iiralshed rooms (double sud single), und cheerful Yerpool, paires) mebea, 0 ; 1 ight Trouble, V ANTED- MACHINERY MOULDEBS, ETD ANTED-E omit, Louse cleaning by the des 00M - iia pores 18 Bo works out by iba \u2018aay.BS Socal ality; price moderate.Apply at one, od 21d June 2 pote Jaye 23 Fuge 26 i B 9 Lie work; good pay.50 8 Avoir dé Jurchs a ORAS HOURSERERE ES à apply 17 21 Valles strech.ESCO ET UB 2 2 CARD WAN TED A FEW BOARDERS IN A COT.JU48 3 LIAN: uly 8 Many men, from the Elects Saath ok Judge Davidson rendered udgment in A \u2014 URNIS LOOMS © S : A ve bro: abont s x WANIED-WALTRESS.AMERICAN LUGE caretaker by widow, whore she ay bave her RO EE Ot Onthonrs tion |B 2, ass among the bills.\u201d Address Cottage, Sutton, Tey 7 NUMIDIAN coon July | Fon uly 24 3% Wonknoss fend to general aya.3 the case of Brisebais (2) vs.Barsalou, this clflld, aged 6 years, with her, Address Mrs.Paterson, morning.Plalitiffs, brothers, clalmed c TO WASH DISHES.AMERI- Ÿ 0 ce, Cowansville, Que.OR ni VARD\u2014AND ROOM VACANOIES À 7 Cabin Passungors on the voyage to Liver damages for malicious arrest by defendant, WA eh Dinah Moon, 587 Oraig 160 1 ANTEDONY à TOUNG LADY.B.A OF iia.oous- NE eo College avenge © OF THAN gauchietiere et., corner Seaver Hall HL.1646 or vor Salita patched from Montres! at atdeyight Insyor of Maisonneuve, The trouble was in ing so e territory.and so th » \u201c\\WANTED\u2014GOOD GENERAL SERVANT: GOOD éflhavine experience In teaching.some private = SHED, FOR À MAR DARD\u2014 AND ROOMS; ALSO TABLE BOARD.17 Montreal can do so (without extra Charge) after ¥ connection with the clestric light contract.a pa & added to the old county.Dome.Leferences required.Apply 4 Hoa gr.La des, Gp during the holidays.Address \"2 to Hed couple, wits uss of kitchen, or two gentie- B Hanover st.150 6 actos the proceding Svein at 9 a.m Sundays.Four tenders had in re > t Jt oho f But sir ga party gain he ra tive fo a: College ave, \"AR fes ere ithout board: ivate family; xD chil | = Maisonneuve Councll for the lighting of the presum en the motive for ANTED-BY A LARGE onde PRES ALE DRY ANTED \u2014 ÉNGLIGHMAN, WIEU ELEVEN EE: l\u2019Apply 46 German st, Block St Looks 140 Wanted to Pu London, Quebec and Montree Service, vo muuieipality.Of these, that of the Royal De tease om spat cas tt S pivibe réldrences 10 EN 2760.stan 4 sehola s'active sad witty cor oid eblorment COMS\u2014HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, DOUBLE vehase.| London STRAMSEIPS London on or about Electric Company was tho lowest, and it nny doubt that t or.hy.giviby reierences, 150 TAB He irans NISL \u201cSTAR willing, p 43 and single, witb Ârst class board.26 Park ave.ALLAN dame à ROSAMIAN.ne 24 was understood that they should got the by the doraching of otro, ne.BY YOUNG WOMAN, WURK Sy THE WASTED-A BECONDHAND TYPEWRITE ontract.Subsequently the Edison omeany bridge and Notre Dame des es dalores a fhabiora, for 4 day i er Dalate Aie V Aaa: apply in rear of G53$ 53, Antoine st.OOMS \u2014 A WELL FURNISBED ROOM, ox AA Cail uraph or Smith, Must bein Food order; one LA reduced their tender, and it had be Missisquoi and adding them to piy mediate to Coleman, 561 Craig at, cor.i301 bathroom flat.756 Palace st Gustave Dorval don pprisferred.Address by Teter, : decided by à resolution at a meeting ore the was for party gain Th a Se Urbat 150 1 JANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, COMB\u2014TWO LARGE ROOMS WITH WARD.Gustave Dorval, 492 Dorchester carry H Council to award them the contract, à draft mr, Barker, has mat with UT EXPERIENCED CANVASSERS TO situation as housekeeper for a w.idower, or R42 bath.bot and cold water; with or.aD NN \u201cSiotaisg: tue highest pri SENTE CAST OFF = Quebee nnd Mentreal Borvice.: 4 ù ou coca F 3 contract being prepared accordingly.The tion from the electors.o otr 2 sik orders for osayons: large produ.189 pay ere ra Lave my own child.\u201cApply 3! 50 gone board.Put SL.Catherine street.148 3 8 growotly att ones or.prices paid, aor 2 Glasgow STEAMBHIPS.Glasgow on or about by Se in farachm.] mpany protested \u20ac hat the or rere idge: the majorities Let a Zu1 Bt James 6 LARGE FRONT ROOMS, FUR : June 27 pa ; njus heraupon t di- ons : ANTED\u2014A BRIGHT YOUNG LAD, ACCUS: ANTED\u2014WASHING BY THE DAY OR By THE Cahods One suitable for {wo friends or & Æintdore, £57 Si awionos ares 249 2 June 10 runs ; belt wrested od Vaquested not to take 130% 26 and 150 ven > ceively] in tt pes se tomed to office work.Must write s good hand Wien Apply 58 Bt.Antoine st.50 3 ganiomens private family.Address 19 Ne! Notre ANTED-A SEWING p MACHINE IN GOOD June 17 Ju | £.16ptundrz, 8 i aay action upon the resolution.In spite of 1 A 20 au re Dern des A hres.whi and furuish references.Apply to P.Box 20m.ANTED- WORK BY THE DAY OR WASHING price.Address, H.H.Ciark, P Mokshire a\u201d Taos?dune 24 | png thereafter.Thaeso \"ame de do not .rs nee oo a this warning, the Edison Company set men padre ites of 17 and 30 1n the y o at her own noms, 30c per dozen 598 OM_ONE OR TWO YOUNG MEN orn BE o Bron.3 dns , him major OOM.; passengers On VOYsge to .A th ke ANTED\u2014YOURG GIRL FOL PANTRY von Dorcheater sires i501 R with comfortable rooms and ARTED \u2014 A ctr COND-HAND ICE OREAM CATXy Passonsor ondonderry and ROY.Service.to work on the wo plainil mon © i: of hess elections gave, a , foslority sg nn pren ones oran DÉLITS TE NS ANTAL SITUATION FOR 3 YOUNG GILL, bond 88 Paie ot.102 |e Masih\" te HR bie ed condition.No pte Sate Line ot Blonmere) Under their employers.Instrustions mo Mm, in the lection of 1891: yet Ei roshment Ropms, Bonaventure 03.2 WA do light house work lu 8 genres table Pro- OM \u2014ONE NICELY FUKNISBED ROOM, SUIT- 1492 From New Pier foot of W.Z1st Street, New York, under their employer's ina 8, eandid member.for Missisquot.hi AXTED- T ONCE, KITCHENMAID, APPL Y testant family.Aadress \u201cL 2716\" BTan office, R° able for one or two geutiemen, a t 676 Lagan - From From fused to desist from work at the request House that \u201che had no personal ça: | WE Maiden, \u201cRavenscras.\u201d 15 450 Z_ rhettere, 4 doors east of Bieu 53 WAN ourin; fe gén Sigh: 1 also @ À.saad 2045, Samson.\u201cCOREAN.a, 800 wa A of the police, and were arrested, and tion inthe matter.\u201d It may \u2018the INTE YOUNG GIKL AS GENERAL HELP BN ANTED\u2014SITUATION A8 FIRBT CLASS COOK, 43 00M8\u2014HANDSOME DOUBLE AND SINGLE, long, 3-0 hixi lass 2 pare tion about 5-0, June10 STATE oF NEVAD 2.00 p.S| Ee ued for short ime charges the 3 detained fOr a short time, they a x ble majority of 50 in bis av for a family of three adults; no washing, Ap- summer hotel or permanent position.Loy bathroom floor! board or without: conveniences high, 20 ft.ne Li mirror.170 Peel June 17 HALE OE IAN.July 7, §.004m X engi a drilitated 'n ess condition to took this action to recover damp and a oo majority of & ply at 2 Be Lawrence st.802 Eh Bt Uonoviovs mirent and Lome coniforis; can be acen on Bundfr, 145 3 7 150 2 fouet s + SA 4 Fee HARA vin a Lop, a 13 © oni of renswed Diéad viser, letters of OH Honor, in delivering judgment sai chat the acalñst him in the doriy en GOOD PASTRY OOOK, MAN OK Aylmer 5 TED\u20143 UPRI wooly Mav.LR à son Company no ; ; Ve omiée ta 9 850 por month and board is?Business Chances GOMS-# PARLONS.COMFORTABLE FUR W'éseus W.Wilson 25 Br Mave Reo riCE onres pousenrers from New ork.; how : ire Fo Shain fot 1 & Frente anil the contract fond been signed; Lob ain he HERAT even as voit on gn Junch counter: salary §12.; & aished.with board end also offer roomy, cus.lod ara rn: srvording Lo leoation ot perth.24 ER Bh Carcrny com ded, 2 and even if they bad any rights ia the followers here believe.it Moreover, # sire Ti Lo location ©! y on a Aopir sac He is 7 th, eta pre MANE.WARIED TO PURCHASE, RECONDHAND wie at Lowest MALO qi a A Pani Thom Gor p X matter, they sould have submitted to pro- two parishes from part of t ANTI, 8, F2 Pa AD to ane FR Meet or Vinsouve À CLANCEAGTORY OGM ELL FULNISHED, AT 90 MAN stand fly\" vont: denceies online.20 to 30 5 9 B to qNaorly ll the saiaroows are situated ou the saloon jo wi rah § Da 3 erly constituted authorities.The arrest g Turkish ba 1602 Pain anita pussy mill, \u2018water motor and Pipe: 5 LET, TWO LARGE NEWLY PUR.10 \u2018inch rubber belt.Address F Sind) Seni de en a Seis, Mongol an: ° bad only been of a formal kind, and plain- We Panne IAI te eb Vi Er Roser ous: sel private feu, apr out BE td Nn Shue SFr ar ditd she rented Serer hey wer put City referencsn 135 Mackay st.Apply 20a ion To Toss than cost, Land leaged at low rental.PiY 292 BS Antoine throughout at with tho soot CALRIED.out of of Court with costa.A practical man ¢ ood business, capable oi VOMS\u2014WELL FURNISRED, AT 18 Tr Douses to Let.For freiait- passage, or further t information, apply to re meres N TET GCE, A FIRST OLASS DEESS extension; & little Caddie exvepditare x I make sity atroet.150 AAA hee A ALI AN.vs Monteont : Shipping Ne 8.ming No other nosd a PT ES Ciel RE VE Bogs ET, NICELY FURNISHED, MANTEL smmes Stresr, Mo .ee The Canadian Pacific Railway m- and, Swng A and grinning.No other need | apply.Estate Le ar and Financial Agent, Vancouver, B.C, Cue Fe ROR a Catherine 150 3 Torta Sor Rovembe Rice ONTHS, FRO OM 126 9 state Ste ge Ton au a - proie of India mn arrived at Hong Kong this PONSIBLE PERSON TO LIVE ALE ONE oF THE PRETTIEST CIGAR OOMS\u2014BINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS.WITH tags in the west end, between Bleney aud Guy st: RT \u201catin on \u201cApps to © 0 TIP E phares de ta Cian Holi In the wha crate Saat Si Moat: Gotese srs g for profensional =H 12% inbderata.puis #1 MACKAY STREET.I FINE AIR, -_ The Allan 88, \u201cStata of California,\u201d from mer.Rise ENT oloremaee Appls © #0.1301 ee nar Lie bite as of.Hie who) fie Ee 2 ne omg FT, Ton LET_2 COMFORTABLE HOUSES, IN OA BEA V ER INE New York for Glasgow,arrived out on Satur- trade.ress, * Roex OR MORE = .; NO; 3 SC siexaatly decorated rooms to let, with berbraoke, each 7 or 8 rooms; ~ day after Nn.MN pa, dm D | RONDE pre POLE STARS ut PLES ar aT LE ee i août oraar oué rotapod don tapas Pit BTE STEAMSHIPS.amos ates dnl DANS rho san 8 -sacmartin trom one.of cous { samt presume um vorsity strook 50 2 OR BALE -SALQON.MRS, BURNS OLD STans Ladies 'préterred.\u2018Terms ressonable.AVPIT 2 vi St 1458 627 Sherbrooke at.SAILING WEEKLY between Montreal and Liver.real for Glasgow.arriv Ges hay und oe po letter, You have assis \\NTED\u2014A PERSON TO DO TE al F o.Foundlin Heason for selling, | i 6 LET_NI0E HOUSE, WITH PORCHES, BEVER pool direct.Will be despatched as follows: morning, and ianded her cattle an headihg off the Government and peperal family sowing for 2 weeks or hoaith.Oue of the best stands in the city.ED = f atéd bedroo: ter closet, Fro horses ga more, Must be able to cut sud fit well, Address, OB SALE STORE AND STOCK FOB PARTIC: Rosse 0% EER TORS ous rp, Looms, four sevarated bedrooms, water close Laem a, BræausuTes, From C ALEDO NL A SP RINGS the D Mel on Line 88.\u201cOregon,\u201d from questionable i Matin terms ber day und references, to co EE Fe cilarsingutre at Mra M.A.Wheeler, 84 Child 79% Palace street 508 1453 307 RICHMOND STREET, suk, Jue T1.Lako Ontario.Montreal June 15, ite 389 head af atti you vil give : us = VICTORIA ST, Fommeuns ] gs A .18.Re.at : \u2018arrived at Live res fs ; % Arron, P OMISION Dear Wy oe OR SALE\u2014FIRBT-CLASS BEER SALOON.AD- ou 7 5 ao jouable.Good location: sas od 0 LET CHEAP HON Lan Saar AY ECOL set July ake Suvertér ni .Be thvigorats the most deb .a them in good conditio: preventing the poral carver, None but experionoed heads nocd apply.La dress ** Q 2841,\" STAR office 01 bath.oad Fail or partial 17 required.N.DUVAL, do 0.Lake Winnipeg.Complete new guide on application eee parishes from M GSU Craig at.7581 nO LET_A GBOGERY suk, COR.ere BOX.RUpiRan FURNISHED DOUBLE HOM.ON 1493 8 Bt.James st, do 16.Lake 0 Ontario.do Atk 5 To 1424 An AppHeation Granted.b roposed.¢ Shankle ai eau and 5 0; {que ats, an old sta.also back parior, furnished or unfar- T\u2014FURNISHED DOUB 3 Wits 258 Rati PA | pr ER AL aha | BR BRERA ER BG Ton ha ST pi Fp | EERE om heme \"DOCTOR HENRI M.DUHAMEL, |, Julks Deioeon salvar judgment ln | 82 Tre nion ave.sta at The Saloon are roomy VANTED OFFICE BOY.APPLY WITH MKS, GEUOM .his Was « case in which plain- {MN \u201ciorencon to 15006 Be James 1507 1488 452 Bt.Possinique st ROCMS_727 BHERUTUOKE ST.FIRST CLASS Zamenatreet, adgnitring où gorfsot ventilation, laïitod surgoon ana Oro 199, BLEURY ST.(oppouite Jeanit College) morning, Ine Nee as to property from Cowanaville, June 24, 1893.Whi arse h a, En ais TE Ta don WAT 5000 dollares ISTIAN MAN, TO IN- OQM_FUBNISHED.FRONT PARLOR, OX Dorses and Carriages, Etc, experienced stewardess.Ggnaultation From Evo to five every day.ska her huaband, She was expecting property.WOl - dollars, w WO \u2014 y dairying.Address \"U £701,\" AZAR ones\u201d 5 igxolf fia short time.AGply by letter, \u201cHL peus % MR°Sathroom fat, with uso of piano.185 Hoey > SEC Rates at Passages Moutronl ta Livergout, et = from her fathers estate, Which she des dot \u201c STAR 08, ét ANNALARA OB # and nasons 4 .re., ac .' \u2014A BREAD AND OAKE BAK GOMS\u2014TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, BATH- OR SALE-PAIR OF POWERFUL HIGH BRED Saloon.B40 Wot so modation, Sonor\u2019 Matta Dies in His Co \u2018business, The The application was granted.- Sth, ~Rapiying to STI Jar sta Ho ge New Yonx, June 27.A Herald special WAR Catnoart sé.150 1 room modern conveniences: family pat chestnut horses, 163 hands, 6 atid 7 years, weil The g+0and nd #30 rates are per Lake Repl 00 only, ve ang.- like Zin the dark, as - VWARZED-A TALL YOUNG MAN, OF GOOD gost.jute.\u201couate À locality.188 eraailles, 3 near St.mais ie vole ue cesson, éxira gs 5 cadets Lab: late, $30, Bteatage, from \"val ralso Sod ih hl Senor Don, Ma: Manuel |.Mopling al the 0 à hi the G tions of Qu LL 4 on and Berths can he fecnred on aoplication Antoulo ates hia wh \u201cA meetin of the fas | Sor of, w Ses 0 ras are à hip, kno the oity; Stable, Cathoart st, 8} ed j g h orident, Ve : easy work eo pote dt tik snowing tho city: N DESERY STREET a OO, LET, DOUBLE PARLOR, DOUBLE eo real mds of any Tosi a way to his- bo Kriday \u201cot apople.| membars of the Clan 1 are © De testiy unjust toward a Society, E Francoi or, \u201ctd 190 1 Lena DESERY Su! T OR vio INLTY, Nn and coms; hot Water, gas: new OR SALE\u2014CHEAP, A PIANO BOX pUagy AS For farther Information spply to Thé.entire pre 0, Valparaiso |: al Hatton d, ls to b sclenn this © oxpet- m 7 y ex ds both ite | mel bY Peat RIVER FOR SHOOT Seca, Zandinnt # Tall price ice 3 & Co, corner Bt.Louse; ene Lo boardara.36 Credoant atrect.good asnow.Apply 31 Lusignan at.1392 Hl, EB.MURRAY, Gen.Manager, \u2014 224, a il ao a rinte os ogiafcotions ob Senor Uso to ath oi the former.Place d'Armues te influence \u201clargely | WAY nly those Kaowin their Dusinesanoed a ply.ater and Commiamoners sired ta, 148 3 4 Custom House Squnte, Matta enh, Prodide ip the report of Clansman Stewart, who ; pink BL | Lou lava Ler PSE TE Rot bugs Fioves, Gs, Wanted, ome \u201c© Moire.a prssaot af iho aunual dieetlag dr the saint soon me ry mn Li RAR HES oA SR) BB RE SR | TIO BR eo Sat f Botan\u201d ss tn tno | Clas i owner, Goi 7: \" H OR WITHOUT BOAKD, A vs, Mr.ander, A confidential, Apply 3% He Of atmooh res RoE Antoine ete ke roo ROS bac Bat Ge Dorohester at.9 \u2019 2 Yeo of Bt.James or Notre Pawo y an uk by Daving 20 20 to DOMIN ION LINE |: he aftack on tho ;gallors of the U Death Bate Among Roman Catholics in the pr 0.No.1159, both of which are alw ANTFD\u2014AN _KXPERIENCED LETRA?Com pon onpd entire 94 ponris.Tho f ader will be OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED, COUFEELBLE : : 5 3 STEAMSHIDS, States wars ehig \u201c Baltimore\u201d in this their service.For the information W Apr R355 BY, Catherine st.150 L Handaoinely + y rewarded by returning i to G, Jy #7 R° single and doable, for ladies or 150 3° - JULY SAILINGS OF FAST BERVIOR .a amy en Sdsed by Bim, One ns huodred.and.thirtean Romap ( Catho- I would point qu that ih o x ya o aneon in cirey , \u201d e city last wee hirtean ation of about WA Abpiz 1833 Notes Demon» WAITRESS.Les DOTE CRI NES BLACE faim 00MS 28 GATE PR ToT Sot Faas a3 Pacsllanoens, ss, use Sur tm Ten bg ay itn, hilas who str aac rofations \"or he \u201cfrom bolers Tniantum, twelve from 7000 Aces or 11 square miles, the pA = .uare Wi sg Pi | abil MES hae BE RB PA AB, frs Try oni © ve p10 nun.ax x fission | Suits as cri ce United Sean vies a | dre Pro oo fom of wih heided Bekyes That of a ri £40 Jaw, BRENT.a 0 gece.Lint tal foots and 2 j ° WH FED-\u2014AN OFFICE BOT APPLY NEFORE OST-THE, LADY WHO Bava KNOCKED DONS : is Sheppard's Music 2k BL Catherino \u20ac ra a BE Pr Jarre > Water Tahke, œ , i Huis Jooked w or ihelgh thoy\u2019 ust roux one from typhoid.or \u201cot atrests, a 0 10 a.m., at 146 Bt.Janes treet, room 3, way horse, on Sunday m ng.at ; ; 250 eut à.i water J din the yo on reali iii iso 1 gorner of UnivorMiy at.And Bi Guinan st, lost ous Wanted, > ÿ | with ti 5, an Action For Alloged Injuries.i KD\u20144 YOUNG GIRL TO ve Fale Engiish prarer\" iran Boot Elo Re Ts 3 Ans Œdurational, i.hd pregiiats have Bncond Ca croiss Lt @ vbs revolution was-eleutéd to the 3 yee and wife have taken an action for Woda wd i ri ousewor Bod\u2019 ue pleass re urn to 4% Os 160 1 rED-BY.YOUNG 6 GENTLEMAN: ; ABOUT \u2018 Fingers Pantage-Hitut Cabin, 85 80.$o000 ve 1% Evans, elal, Hugh Cerherine stres OST-ON BATURDAF MORNING A BLACK ie Loth July.an ponfurnished rogp, wittin rain ton oor aad Barn stoond ibta: to | Vatasn.mis en Defendant Is sual ea ANTED \u2014 oom FoR To ING rot L cow, Beward to erat 7 omy Na em Atseet, hi ta of hero wooke ot sold Adhrous* LaF à 2 R S$ 0 Sh; Htes Spe.a _ Baxarax; N.a ne MA man came ualite A Dre the 3.8.WA arian Avpiy, philosats wrtiag, IT Rose Dellme nies Shan aoe i561 THE GRAMMA CHO L, | où ei Era Apply toany'agent ot | 1 y \u2018Saturday from ser Face Blandi tht bis wife.vas plating aie, Box 105%: ; : BERTHIER-EN-HAUT, P Q COmPRLSL OF, \\ VID TOBBANGE & CO, - reporting that 5 \u2018the collapsing © i ARTED-A PLAIN = coon a7 704 FE T.Form, > Roots à antsb, A thoroughly good Boaraing Shoal, with all Gentral Agents, Montraël developed among ow buiftin pel Bl estate, \u2018 her, Suggs Aptly after 100 AIAN oar.the co mforty of ite parstion i de d The men d eu : one SO Ce Fl mere CE No py ge vied ve PAR es ITOH.Qn jrs om RSR EE Jus gon Haas Fie ssovrans, ANCHOR LINE, | to.\u2018from the diseses wers | pis re Police gaitist the for.oul .Ly piy 10 Boy Lans.ea We Mnston ei and a subway 3 Ba : Uutred Héatés Mail Stonsivhips iv.i .¥ \" \u2018crtun sil poste d fin $s AN GENERAL gxEvanx Je x da Hs el » ES ; Bull from New York every Maturday IR Ww Rail amy weres 168 Managed.i : For Glasgow vi vis Londonderry WARTED-A, 8000 NURSE GIRL.APPLY 56 FpOUND-BY MOBGANS, À VEAGHERE WE 5 avénde vial claim it at 55 Gutibanit stre.oh, A SAY Ma > > il an WARS x |e prets = iy, Pa ol M 2730, ps 5 a little cant EE TER.Am Yo ap » aa , : jonc: se ewspapers whined a in the afte of ne ofr sâvertisin ve Mesars, ADE es i 3.Bus de ence, ot Lafayetie and St, Georges, Para CIRCULATION GF THE DAILY STAR For week ending June 25th, 189% 32,955 83,22: 33,115 sn 1053 32,081 Saturday .35,001 Total.200,828 Present Daily Average For the week ending June 25th, 1892, 33.388.MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1892 THE \u201cSTAR\u201d AT SUMMER RESORTS, The STAR Is mailed to residents at summer resoris at oity prices, free of postage.repré ENGLISH MONTREALERS DEMAND JUSTICE.It bas long been the unwritten law of this province that perfect justice to both nationalities living within \u201cits bosom is the best possible basis upon which to build for peace and mutual prosperity.We, French and English both, are fellow-Canadians; but we are human, and an injustice done by either race to the other must soon rankle into a cause of discord and danger, We want no stolen Alsace and Lorraine festering between us, It is best\u2014it is necessary for the welding together fo! a common nationality that neither feel that it has been outwitted or overreached or placed at a disadvantage by the other.No one will doubt after the protest of the |.English-speaking Young Conservative Clubs that the English element on Montreal island does 20 feel over the cireumstanco that the proposed redivision of He island by the Thompson bill increases \u2018.s French con- stituences from four to sev + while the English-speaking divisions a: .left at the old number\u2014two It need hardly be sald that the [English are not so short-sighted as to blame this upon the French people.The injustice is clearly the work of the politicians from a motive of what we fancy they wiil find to be false expediency.They calculated upon the ability of Mr.Curran to \u201cxeep the boys quiet;\u201d and from the present upheaval they svem to have overestimated his powers of pacification.\u201cThe boys\u201d certainly were kept \u201cquiet\u201d for a long time to thelr own great disadvantage, but lt was by a political anæsthetic not commoniy employed by men of honor.As for the part played by the two French ministers\u2014Mr.Ouimet and Mr.Chapleau\u2014it is difficult to judge whether they or a defective postal delivery were to blame; but at all events, they could Hot be expected to outrun our English representatives In looking after English interests.And just here we feel to some extent the grave wrong that was done us when the English minority in Quebeo was deprived of its active minister at Ottawa, Neither Mr.Pope nor Mr.Colby would.have permitted our rights to be so flagrantly ignored.Still 1! the English Conservatives of Montreal arecontent to allow themselves to be deprived of their minister without & whimper on the ground that making Mr.Abbott nominal Premier has endowed him with the energy and vigilance of two men\u2014a doctrine that Ontario never accepted oven in the case of Sir John Macdonald,and \u2018which this very gerrymander inoident does not seem fo bear out\u2014they must put up with the consequences.; As to the equity of the claim of the English- speaking Montrealers, there can be no pos- ble} shadow of doubt.Taking the latest religious census, as we did the other day, the Protestants are seen to have a right to two members, while the Irish Catholios should have one more.As it is, the English Protestants will have but one\u20148t.Antoine \u2014and the Irish Catholics will have another in Bt.Anne's division.This gives the Eng- Ush-speaking electors two-ninthe et the representation of the island, \u2018Where! théy should have one-third by the test of numbeis.The rest of the English voters are got \u2018Fid of by burying them In the over-whelmingiy French divisions of St.Lawrezce and Hoche- laga.This 1s far too serious a matter to let the politicians play with, Our Frenoh feilow- citizens will be the first to admit that we have not been fairly treated.Government has a tremendous lot to do with our financial success; and the financial Interests of the English section of Montreal are immense.We simply cannot afford to be insufficiently represented at Ottawa.A French member is not to be blamed for looking at things from the standpoint of his own people; and, in many matters, he will neither understand nor ap- preclate the wishes of the English commercial olass in his constituenéy.Our French friends would feei the same way if tépresented on some vecullar national question by an Englishman, A finun- cial expert reports that two-thirds of the real estate value of the city is in the English wards; five-sixths of the wholesale business ¢apital is fn English hande; and seventésu-elghteenths of the bank stock Is held by English-speaking people, Surely it 5 necessary that we have thres out of the ine Montreal members at Ottawa, It our people.give way to save \u201cthe party\u201d ouble now-if they allow Mr.Curran to esp them \u2018quiet\u2019 they will pay for it bout pat Bat Hontreal is not absolutely => reading, as Bir Richard Cartwright, Mr.Bennett (Conservistive), and othiars, purpose andson ÿÿ one ol these days, Montreal is | Con ive.There surely can be no doubt Ta | posiase Li ; \u201cmpcesontative and loyal Conservatives who \"will,\" Howe the bill has not.yet passed 2 ; time to move an amendment on the third doing, Tae defeat of its idol, the odorous Hill, at the Chicago convention and the sudden and ignominious surmmersauit it was compelled to make immediately after to get into the Cleveland tent, where there was some likelihood of lunch belng served, bas completely bafuddied the wit of the New York Sun.Worae still, ali its.political cunning seems to bave left it; and.it is even bereft of the tigerish instinct of ambush.It hates the Tory party of Canada, ana it attacks it openly, The Sun, with a spark of its old instinct within reach, would know better than this.Suppose Canada were to attack an American party, would it hurt or help it?If the Sun has not lost its memory in the general collapse, it will recall the Sackville-West incident, in which the friendship of an English diplomat was thought fo be fatal to the Democrats unless they covered him with cheap and brazen contumeiy.We are not so maudlin as that over here, but every time the Sun blazes forth its impotent anger at the Canadian Torles, it manufac tures votes for that party by the thousand.The Sir Johns may weil subsidize the fusay Buzfuz of Tammany.THE Quebec Government knows how fo appoint a Royal Commission at which the Opposition cannot cavil The three gentle men appointed to enquire into the Montreal and Sorel Rallway aftaiy were all Liberals six months ago, and all left the party to escape the odor of Mercierism.Hzgnay M.STANDEY is making the fatal mistake of trying to earry an English riding on his record as an African explorer.He Will find that, like Emin Bey, the constituency does not want to be*rescued\u2019 after all, BurELY English politics 1s becoming barbarous whea home-made gingerbread is used as à weapon! Some flend will hurl a railroad sandwich next.PASSENGERS BY THREE STEAMERS, Per 88.\u201cSarnia.\u201d Following 1s a list or the saloon passen- e steamship \u2018\u201cBarnià,\u2018\u201d of the ers of t minion Line, from Liverpool, Captain W.P.Couch, which passed Father Point inward at 6.30 p.m.on Sunday: Mr.J.P.Legrand, Mr.ohn Green, Mr.A.Barsle , Mrs.À.\"Bart} oy, Miss Macdonald, Perry.Miss Perry, Mr.W.C.Baldwin, \u201cMr.J.E.Saton, Mise Jones, Miss Kinnear, Rev.A ve Strep.dar 8.O.Plaisance, Mr.John Lave .Carmichasl, Mrs.D.Carmiohae ker; 45 intermediate and 32 MEME Nelms Per S38.\u201cCircassian.\u201d Following ls A list of the passengers per Allan Royal Mall Steamship \u201cCircassian,\u201d Captain Moore, from Liverpool, which passed Rimouski Wha! inward at 6.25 .m.On Saturday: Mr.T.H, N.Ambross, a a Andrews, D Dr.pa man, Mr « apm re.W.Cou, rs.Dow FI Mrs.F.W.r Rev, F.Francis, Fraser Mrs.H.P.Hilton, Rev.G.H.Hopkins, Dr.P.R.Inches, Mrs.Inches, Miss Knecht, Mr.Larose Mr, Ledyard, Mr./ A.Mack, Mrs.J.D.Mack, Btiex M.O.Mack, Master D.Mack, Miss G.Mack, Mr.F.W.Moore, Dr.R.D.Mothersoie, Miss N.Thomas, Bex.Thomas Seddon, Mrs, C.Sharland, Mr.A Summers, Mr.A, Velllard, 61 termediate and 556 steerage passengers.Per 88.\u201c Empress of Japan.\u201d The \u201cEmpress of Japan\u201d salied from Vancouver, B.C, at 2 o\u2019dlock, on Saturday afternoon with 2000 tons of freight, 52 sa@ks of mall and 44 Chinese, of whom 20 are from overland, The following are her saloon passe vs First saloon, E, W.Bass, Mrs, Bass, M.Brook-Rawle and Mrs, Brooke-Rawle, W.G.Wheeling, Dr, Thorne- oraft, Commander of the fleet, Lieut.thoy, J.K.H.Britton, Dr.Conkilng, ur.H.Contin, Miss Conkling, Mrs.Paul 8.Lockie, H, Symons, Percy A.Shaw, Me Platt, Mr, Levi, Dr.and Mre Hellmuth, Bishop Key, H.G.Hawkins, Mr, and Mrs.Jewett, A.H.and Yrs.Waterhous, Mr.\u2019 Defaucanval, Col, E, D, Judd, Mra.Cavendish.Second saloon: Rev.Mr.Draper, J.Edgar and Wife and Walter Ed ar, Dr.Arnaid A.Gee, Wm.and John Harvey, e Paid for the Hay.It has cost the steamship \u201cCanopus\u201d Just.one hundred dollars to get out of a little\u2019 difficulty with one of the live stock exporters over some hay that was put on oard the steamship for the cattle, On the, revious voyage of the \u201cCanopus\u201d to this ome hay be- por longing to Mr.William Cunningham was | YOrk brought to the boat.The hay was for the | cattie, but was not put on rd when it should have been and a portion was spoiled by the rain.The cuptailn of the \u201cCampus\u201d agreed to put on hay to replace that Which was spolled, and any remaimng Mr.Cunning- | bam's credit ou the other side.It ap- h hay was boxed up on board the steamship, while a portion of the bad hay was fed to the cattle, with the result that they were landed in poor condition.This hay was gold on the other side, but not on Mr.Cunningham\u2019s account, When the \u201cCampus\u201d arrived here on her last trip, Mr.Cunningham threatened to sue for damages, but 6 matter was finally compromised by the steamehip paying Mr, Cunningham one hundred dollars.Highland Cadet Corps Entertainments.The Highland Cadet Corps fave the their second annuai entertainment in the Crystal Rink Friday, The audience was much smaller than the merits of the performance deserved, owing, probably, to the threatening state of the eather, An excellent programme was provided, embracing selections by the Band of the Royal Écots of Canada, battalion and paysloal dr drill, fancy march, manual and firing exercise by the Highland Cadet Corps, Fiding ditll by the Oye Corps, dumb-boll and bar-beli exercise by the Cromwell Laay Oadets, strathspy by the Misses Reid, ang three tableaux, \u201c \"Defending the Queen's Colors,\u201d * Dying to Bave the Queen's Colors, \u201d and \u201cBritannia and hor Boyd\u201d All the exrcises were performed to he aetintintion of the audience, who gree! each movement with hearty applause, the ladies, if anything, coming in for the llon\u2019s share.The tableaux also Were very goo The Proposul to Form a Dominion Humane Society.Mr.Charles Alexander returned from Toronto Friday where he attended a mest: ing called for the purpose of formip, Dominion Humens ne Society.The follow hs resolution was 2 commit an appointed to consider a suitable schemp of | organization: \u2018Resolved, that this meeting consider it desirable that a Canadian Humane Association should ieglalation.and in order to deal more effect! th the larger questions affscting the protection of durab a: from abuse, and encouraging a humane sentiment among all classes or the people, and to reward acts of bravery.Mr.Alexander, in the course of a speech, referred to the difficulty in Montreal of securing legislation in connection with the abuse of dumb animals, Capias Applied For.In the case of Plerre Danssreau, doing business as Thomas Wilson and Co, against Harrison A.Demers, insolvent, Plaintiff, creditor to the \u2018extent of $296, petitions for a of ad respondendum arainst de- fondant, the affidavit of A.Leblanc, plain- bookkeeper,slleging that defendant is rate Ris propec:y for the purpose of Sotrauding his Grodi tors.parpo a 8t, Fude A.° F > t.Jude No.5889, A.O.-F, hel thelr | ety il yosriy meetin in Chath\u2019 Strona Hall, Bro.Telling An :the chair.eo tollowing ¢ i Were slocted Tox the.bow of water; Broen xi England; an Reyualüs; suditors, ros.i toy, lam end Barratt; press Bros.Matloy, Bro.D, Butt.POLICE STATION INSPEGTION.The Annual Round by the Rolles Committee ~Some Unhealthy Stations, On Saturday last the members \u2018of the Police Committee made thé annual round of the stations to ascertain what is needed.Some were found in excellent condition, but just haiupered enough for reom, while some of the other statiuns are in very bad condition so far as sanitary matters are cou- corned, The appearance of the men, smart and tidy, with cleanliness prevailing everywhere, were the chief characteristics of the visit, Even in the most dilapidated station it was observed that it was clean at least.\u2018The inspecting party was composed of.Ald.Jeanuotte, À \u201c Gauthier, Janies, Tansey, A.Dubuc, Du- fresne and Prefontaline, Chief \u2018Hughes.\u2018Ehiet Bonoit, Sub-Chiet Lapolute, Mr.E.N.8t.Jean, Dr, Bouchard, Mr.L.Forget, Clerk Recorder's Court, Mr.Barry, Secretary to the Department and members of the press.The Central Station, which has been undergoing repairs, and is still being further re- modeiled for the giving of increased facilities ties to the detectives was first inspected.Sergt.Beauchemin was in charge.No, 15 was next visited, and hers as elsewhere, the men were all drawn up in lime to receive the inspecting arty.Bergt.Reeves did not ask for muoh, Be has a very comfortable station, and this can also be sald of Sorgt.Beatt/s In No.2.No.11, in charge of Sergt.Baigheit, isin a miserable condition, and the ceils have not a very pleasant odor aboul them.Sergt.St.Pierre did not give a very encouraging report of No.13, waich is not at all hatin Things were found nice at No.3, where Sergi.Bouchard and 16 men are stationed.Sergt.Angers has one of the.g finest stations in the city, both as Lo situation and accommodation.It faces on an's Park.Nos.12 and 4 were then aftod, but neither Sergts, Gauthier nor Prous bad much to complain of Just about the worst station in the city is No, 5.So says Bergt.Loye, and he 18 sup- por in this contention by any one who has been in it.It has niready been described.A new one is promised.Nos.6, Sergts., Charbonneau, Olarke, 9, Murray 8, Niguete, and 10 Eagan, wore visited n the order named,and found to be nice and Shoat Dinner was partaken of at the Stanley.The after-dinner speeches wera of the usual happy character, and everybody said kind word about somebody else present.The principal speakers were Ald, Jeannotte, Gauthier, and Lansey, ba r.Bouchard, Mr, Forget.Before the visiting was over Chief Benol showed a hitch-up 4 Ne 10 and 4 stations, quickly and well done.\u2018 Business Notes.The firm of Duval and Godin, opticlans, has been dissolved by mutual consent.James Wajker, jr, and David Walker, hardware merchants, will carry on business as James Walker co.The Imperial Insurance Co.of London, England, Li constituted in 1803.Edgar D.Lacy the resident manager in Montreal.Dame H.Tabor, wife, separated as to pro perty, of Amasa \"Feathers, is carrying on business alone as \u201cThe Instantaneous Freezer The Montreal Bteam Laundry Co, has purchased of Mr, Ernest Mireau the \"good will, custom, and stock in trade, of the Dominion Steam Laundry Co., and amalga- the Dominion Steam Laundry, with the Montreal Steam Laundry.M.Laurier, H.Rhéaume and I.Desormeau have formed a partnership as \u2018\u201c Laurier, Rhéaume, & Co.\u201d to do certain masonry and excavation work for the oity, for the construction of {wo bridges on the continuation of St.Oatherine and Ontario streets in Hochelaga Ward.) Convocation at Lennoxville.The annual meeting of the Convocation of the University of, Bishop's College, Lennox- ville, will be held on June 30.There will be divine service in tho, parigh church at 11 a.m., when the University sermon will be preached by the Rev.Canon Body, Provost of Trinity College, Toronto, At 2,20 b oo.the degrees qu be conferred.On that easton the degree of D.C.L.will be con\u201d ferred on the Rev.Provost Body and on Professor Bovey, Dean of the Engineering Faculty of McGill University.At the close of the proceedings the prizes will be distributed to the boys uf Bishop's College Scho Tog.\u2018athletic sports iu take place on Wednesday at 10 a , and the cricket matoh between the Old J Hoys and the Present Boys will come off on Tuesday at 10 & m English Mail Closings.\u2018The English mails close at the Post Office here this week as follows Monday, at 6 p.m., for 88.\u201cClty of Paris,\" from New York.Tuesday.at 6 a.m., supplementary for 88, \u201cCity of Farts ednesday, at 4 p.m,, for S§, \u201cFuerst Bis- marek,\u201d from New York, Friday, as noon, for 88.\u201cUmbria,\u201d from New Saturday, at 7 p.m., for 88, \u201cCircassian,\u201d from Rimouski.crounday, at 6 a.m., supplementary for S88.*\u2018Cir- il tor France, Germany, eto.cokes y, at 6 PR m.for 88.\u201cIa Gi cogne, i New York.Charged with Obstructing the Thoroughfare.The police are down on phonograph men and others who cause crowds to assemble on the public streets.On Saturday constables Luthergill and Richard arrested a voung man named James Gordon, for obstructing the street at the corner of St.Lawrence and Craig streets, At the Central station he showed a licenss, signed by the Mayor, to exhibit a phonograph.The police contend that this does not entitle him to do 60 on the Pubilo street, end will make à test case 0 Colportage Work in Algoma and the North.West, My.George Buskin, of the Algoma and North-West Evangelical and Scriptural Colportage, is making his ninth annual visit to ontreal.Durihg the past year 1760 Serip- tures and Seripture books, have been supplied in Sleven languages by the Colportage, while firty religious services were conducted and a large quantity of traots distributed, A Daily Hint from Paris.(Freta the European Edition of the New York Herald.YOR THE RACES.The above toilette de course is being made by one of the grand couturlers of Paris, tor a customer to wear on Grand Prix day.1t is of water greon silk, tho facings of the corsags of gulpurs over à chemisette of water green tulle.The sleeves are of water groen tulle, and tho basquesof aed WR \u2018Tne hat is.also of Fribbon, trimme with a \u201cHouse of \"ELECTION SCENES.age MR, GLADSTONE SERIOUSLY INJURED.A Miselle Strikes the Aged Loader in the Eye\u2014 Noisy Meotiugs of XH.M, Stanley and Chamberlain\u2014Election Notes.Loxpon, June 27,-While Mr: Gladstone was driving through Qhester Saturday, to attend - amesting of a Liberal club, some one threw a missile that struck him near the\u2018eye.When Mr, Gladstone arrive at the hall in which the meeting was held he was given an ovation, the audience cheering, yelling, waving hats and handkerchiefs.Whe cut on Mr.Gladstone's face was plainly visible, He said that the opponents of the Liberals were fighting them with fhe weapons of intimidation, ado invention of religious bigotry.He added: \u201cFor Lhe first time, i our history the Prima Minister was a fire-brand in\u2019 the land.\u201d Mr.Gladstone, continuing his speech, said that the opponents of home rule had declared that if the House of Commons passed a hore rule bill the House of Lords would reject the measure and that if they passed another bill of a like nature the dissolution of Parliament would follow.But the Jeople would not be worried or Dusters & dissolution at the of the Lorde.The vppenis to bigotry, he sald, were m serious.He did not believe that fhe Catho- lies of Ireland would be guilty of the charges made against them.lt has been ascertained that the guilty person is a woman, and that the missile which she em- loyed was a large plece of hard ginger- read.The gingerbread was thrown with considerable force and struck Mr.Gladstone on the nose, just beneath the left eye, and then glanced upwards, grazin Lane eye and causing much pain.en Mr.Gladstone arrived at the headquarters of the Liberal club two doctors made a careful examination and found tnat the eye was considerably inflamed and that the skin on the nose was grazed.After copiousiy bathing his eye Mr.Gladstone felt somewhat relieved and decided to address tbe meeting.lt is stated that the y man who threw the missile at him did so \u201cfor Juek.\u201d The oculist in attendance upon Mr.Gladstone states that there is a large abrasion at the corner ot.the eye extending to the edge of the pupil.He says that the &reatest care will be necessary to prevent serious and permanent injury io the organ.he wound on Mr.Gladstone's pose b freely.The woman was recognized as the wife of an artisan.She has not vet been arrested, but the police expect to soon have her in custody.Mr.Gladstone's Injured eye has been bandaged, and he will remain in a darkened rou for a few days.CONFUSION AT A STANLEY MEETING, Henry M.Stanley's first effort to capture the suffrages of the costermongers in North Lambeth was a failure.From the beginning to the end of the indoor meeting which he proposed to address last evening, confusion was supreme.The rough and ready element, which is strong in the North Lame beth neighborhood, had complete control of the mesoting, and despite the presence of Mra.Stanley, did not hesitate to insult and abuse the speaker.Mr.Stanley's appear ance on the platform was the signal for scuffling apd suppressed groaning at the rear of the hall.When he was identifled thore was a roar of laughter, mingled with yells.For the first ten minutes he was able to make himself heard, although he was interrupted constantly \u2018with coarse and sometimes flithy remarke, For a short time Mr.Stanley maintained his com- plaisancy under the fire of -adverse comment; then he became embarrassed and showed signs of losing his tem re The confusion increased ith Mr.Stanley\u2019s confusion, until nothing could be hear except the hooting and taunting, Mr.Stanley stopped talking and glared fiercely at the Mrs.Stanley burst into tears, twice ross \u2018to her feet, and then sank into her seat.Hor evident disiress had considerable effact upon the shouters, and they began to calm down.Betore Mr, Stanley could resume his speech, she sprang to her feet and cried: \" When all of you and I are dead and forgotten the | name of Stanley will live, revered and loved.\u201d Her words were folicyed by 3 burst of laughter and \u2018ories of \u201cshame.\u201d The police ejecied four \u201cmen; and constubles were stationed around the ball, When order was partly restored Mr.Stanley resumed his address, The vote of confidence was barely carried, and tbe meeting closed in an uproar.The secretary of the Home Office has written Mr.Stanley that his cer- ttloute of British nationality is perfectly val CHAMBERLAIN JEERED AND HOOTED, Josaph Chamberlain tried to address a campaign meeting at Coventry on Saturday evening.The meeting was disorderly bee yond all precedent, and several times was on the verge of riot.Mr, Chamberiain had uttered but a few sentences when a butcher rose and shouted: \u201cThree cheers for Gladstone.\u201d Cheers and hisses greeted his pro- po and, raising his arm, stepped forward as if to address the disturbers.Nobody heard what he sald,; for the Radicals, who had Parked ¢ the back part of the hall, began to hoot and jeer, and several fights were started.The police restored order.Mr, Chamberlain proceeded without interruption for about live minutes.A statement to the effect that Giadstonians had no monopoly of Liberalism was answered with cries of \u2018turncoat\u2019 and \u201ctraitor,\u201d and iu an instant the meeting was again in an uproar.Mr, Chamber- Tn shouted angrily, but his voice was hardly audible.Somebody threw a cabbage head, The constable ejected seven men amid great confusion, and Mr.Chamberlain proceeded.When he began speaking of his friendship for the laboring man pande- mopium again broke loose, and tive men were thrown out by the police.After two more similar interruptions, Mr.Chamberlain left the platform abruptly, completely exhausted, and was assisted, half fainting, to a carriage.The police then cleared the all, ELECTION NOTES.The total number of candidates who will stand in the elections is 1560, Nearly al the 670 seats in the House will be contested.The exocutive of the Scottish Home Rule Association is dissatisfied with the vagueness of Mr.Gladstone's replies to enquiries regarding the establishment of home rule for Scotland, and has written a letter to him declaring that the Association will be unabis Lo support him in the approaching general election Lord Randolph Churchill has issued an election address to his constituents.He says he etill believes that it is tm ible to put home rule into a bill, and that if Mr.Gladstone obtains ever so great & majority, he wili be doomed to politieal impotance and steritity as lonz as he exhausts his energies in trying to solve what is insolyble.ane Unionists, adds Lord ndolph, have a 1 clearer record of work and sotion thal ony party he has known or read of in modern THE HOME RULE BILL.The Features of the Measure Mr.Gladstone Proposes to Retain.Loxpon; June 27.\u20141t Is stated that Mr.Gladstone proposes to retain the leadin og features of the Home Ruie bill of 1888 wit these exceptions: Clause 4 the endowment o ability, or confer privilege on account of re- VE atoptn JA Anat ad Kusrantess provided de Next, the donatitution © of the.S Tagipiat ve will be modified by raising the Dumber hot \u2018embers of ihe Hirst order In the U House, wh 0, as in the powers.of the Legislature to Interfere Jah { ] AH 5 enr.The much tfie- peers \u201cfrom the the Irish thembers from the\u2019 House ; ot Commons, disappearsin £ hy the new pi the Tepresentation of Ireland i the Impérial Parliapient remaining the same as at pre- gent, to meet the threatened active refusal or passive resistence of the Ulsterites to the Irisn Parliament by tion payment of taxes.Bub-section 4 of hue 19 of the bill of 1886, is to be extended so as to-ensure the employment of the police and military forces, to enforce the yment of all taxes leviable by the Irish arllament, Another alteration relates to disputes arising be- twoen the Irish Legislature and the Imperial Government.Mr.Gladstone ls uns derstood ag proposing to appoint a numker of Irish hn clai committee of the Privy.Council when Irish questions are discussed.Apart from.those modifications, the measure of 1886 remains intäot, The Éholers Epldemie, _ MONDON, Jute 27,\u2014Alatmitg vices dotne om Bb, Petersbara showing vices o first bill, shall Boe | xed pdgce to ot With the aad - \u201c27, 1892.\u20148IX PAGES.paring for an outbreak of cholera.A Ea 154 4 cases of.cholers hea been re.| u Ju lurlug one wesk, with 70 Boccia from the disease.The Governor of marosnd har ogued a publie arnlog to travellers, nouflylng tiem of tho outbreak of cholera in that city.\"pipe Smokers, You may be satisfied with the brands of totacoos you have been uning for years.Grant it; that you are satistiled.Às there is always room for improvement, we ask you to try our OLD CHUM Prue, or Cur smoking tobacco; we believe you will be BETTER satisfied.In any case, à trial won't hurt You The man who brags of his goodness will bear watching.-Ram's horn.If you wake In the morning with a bitter taste in the mouth, coeted tongue, perhaps headache, your liver is torpld.on nesd Carter's Litto Liver Pills, Special Notices.The Holmes Electric Protection Co.charge $26 for protecting your house for three months during yourabsence in the SUNRIHON USED'UP BUSINESS MEN.The Weather Does It! \u201cWhat oan & man do these days 50 as keep up his strength and vitality?I feel al used-up, and cannot get through vith me work during the day; and, w nig he comes, I feel so weary and irritable that 1 cannot slee \u2018This used~up and distressed man was one Montreal's prominent merchants; and fl e golden advice that was immediately given to him by hig friend was, \u201cUse Paîne's Jetery Compound.\u201d There is no other agency or power that can fo quickly take away that tired and used-up feeling, and make a man feel that life ls real and earnest, and worth preserve ing.Medical science never achieved a greater triumph for mankind, than the com osl- tion of this Invaluable preparation, \u201cPaine\u2019s Qelery Compound.\u201d During the excessively hot weather the business man, the banker and the professional man will maintain perfect and re- guiar health and strength if this Compound is used twice a day.Ita grand effects are spoken of everywhere by our best people, and all recommend it strongly.Do po rail to keep a bottle of the Compound in your office if you wish to avoid the depressing effects of the weather.The Holmes Electric Protection Co.charge $26 for protecting your house for three months during your absence in the Td THE IMPéSS PUREST, STRONGEST, BEST, Contains no Alum, Ammonia, Lime, p » Or any Iaÿ E.W.GILLETT, Toronto, ont.WHAT WILL IT D0?\"It makes Blood and Muscle.It creates an Appetite.It cures Indigestion.It strengthens the Nerves.It stimulates the System.It increases the flow of milk in nursing mothers.It promotes sleep when taken before retiring.\u2014THIS IS WEAT\u2014 PEPTONIZED ALE \u2014AND\u2014 BEEF WILL DO Price 28 Cents.BUY IT AND TRY IT.100*tawtf Barnett & Fils COGNAC 1820 Brandy.The Oldest Imported.Beautifully Mellow.WALTER R.WONHAM & SONS, Montreal, | Successors to HENRY CHAPMAN & CO., Sole Agents for the Dominion.- MACHINERY | Blevators: and Hoists, Stone Breakers, ; Enginés and Boilers, Donkeys and Winches, \u2014ALWAYS ON SALE AT THE EAGLE FOUNDRY.3% King street, TELRPHONE No, 435.138 SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES - - PORTLAND CEMENT In stock and to arrive, at lowest market prices W.& F.P.CURRIE & CD, 460 Grey Nun Street.150\"2 v Folding Beds ln Oak, O Fraser Bros\u2019 Sales.(CHANGE OF NAME OF FIRM.The firm ot D, H, & W.H.FRASER Auctions and Coramissio b in carried on under né name of oor © ure be , FRASER BRON.DAVID H, FRASER, WILLIAM H.FRASER.Montreal, 25th June, 1 842, 149 3 JH OBES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, ETO.Large Regular Weekly Sale at our Depository, NO.320, 822 BT.JAMES STREET, ON TUENDAY AFTERNOON, 281TH JUNE, Somprising in part, an excellent Dark Ba ay » 6 YTS., extra gait and action 6 yrs.old, well broken; other good, serviceable Drive Horses, new and second-hand kinds, Quebec, G Gladston ne Kensin aon amily Waggons, vpn ane and Fou 1 uggies, Top Bunerons, very fine 4gron, second- Express Waggon, Driving and Grocers\u2019 Curts, etc.Also Family Bugey end Express Harness als.er vances mad oi articles soley Consignmeuts Sonatas\u201d ¢ rovurns for Bale at Half-past 8 p.m.FRASER BRON, Auctioneers.XTENSIVE BALE OF NEW AND Second-hand Household Furniture of every description, Pianos, TH, Qarpets, Pris: Nogales Weekly Ron LE ES hia uction at our Bale room, No.320 SL.James Street, on > THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 80TH (Not as usual on Friday, on account of holiday), \"AT 10 O'CLOCK.Cash advances made.Saf Furniture, Planos, eto.9 diy Storage for FRASER BROS 149 3 Auctioneers, GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE me FOR me EST, LATE MARGARET ASPINALL, We are instructed by the executors of the above Estate to sell by public auction at our Sales Roo, No.320 St.James Street, \u2014 ON \u2014\u2014 TUESDAY MORNING, 5th JULY, 1892, the exceedingly well situated tenement property, Nos.131 to 158 Chatham Street, comprising 12 Brick Tenements, stone foundations, with Brick Sheds in rear.Size oflot 150 foot [rontage by 128 feet In depth.desirable property is for positive sale and offer à grand aphertunlty for Investment.The Dwellings are in good repair and are always in demand by a good class of tenants.Rents oer $1000 per annwn.Liberal terms.Perfect BALE AT 11 O'Croox.FRASER BROS., 149 Auctioncers, 1493 Marcotte Bros\u2019.Sales.A UCTION SALE OF , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.The undersigned will sell, at thelr Rooms, 89 BT.JAMES STREET, on Monday nnd Tuesday, 27th and 28th June Insti AT Two P.M,, A large quantity of Furniqure from a Bankrupt Hstate and mpris Parlor Sets in Hair Cloth and Plush, oan Sets in Ash, Oak and Black Walnut, with marble top, and British Glasses, Leather Covered Chalrs, Sideboards, Extension Tables, Fancy and Easy Chairs, Kitchen Tables and Ch tresses, Sprin,| tents of a Hotel, removed to our rooms, to be sold without reserve; also 2 Upright Pianos and 1 Baby Grand Chickering Piano.MARCOTTE BROR., 149 2 \u2018Auctioneers.TRADE -SALE.We will sell at our Rooms, 95 Sv.JAuEs STREET, OR THURSDAY, 30th JUNE INSTANT, A bankrupt stock of Dry Goods, comprising: a enétal assortment, suitable to the summe: fall trade, Cloths, Twéeds, \u2018Liuens, Linings, Borge: imported sad Domestic Goods, Dress Goods, Cloaklngs, atings, Pantings, Flannel, Fiannelette, Cotton \u201cand Gottonnades, Canvas, Table Linen, Merinos, Cashmere, Corsets, Lace, Embroidery, Rtbbons, Velvet, Plush, Velveteen, Braids, Hoslery, Underwear, Shirts and Drawers, Neckties, Collars and cuffs, Quilts, oollons, Spool Silk and Thread, Towels, Breen, Handkerchiefs, ete.0 cases Boots and Shoes, assorted, a large quantity of Fanoy Goods, a a stock of pel and Hardware, also 100,000 Cigars and B00 yds of Waterproof Cloth, suitable for coats, carriage Post ladies\u2019 circulars, & slutvely without Yosorve, and in lots suitable SALE AT 10 À M.MARUOTTE BROS., - 148 4 tionesrs.C.W.Scriver & Co.'s Sales.S.& C° Large Clearing Male of Farnitare and Household Effects.At our rooms, 208 and 210 McGill Street, TUESDAY, 28TH JUNE.\u2018We will offer for sale on the above date à quantity of very 100 seg second-hand furniture, consisting of Bed: rings, Mattrosses on ables, Chairs, Whatpoes, tc.Etc.Also a a assortment New Ligh-Claas Furniture (a cone slgnment just received from Ontario), consist) n of Walnut Bedroom Sets, Si Library Cases, Ladies\u2019 Desks, Etc.The balan nts of Glassware ens.m and thie MI probably be the last Furniture sale of the season, everything must be cleare SALE AT 10.80 O'CLOCK.C.W.SORIVER & CO., Auctioneers, 140 2 SPECIAL NOTICE.We will offer at our sale ON TUESDAY.$STH, consignment two Osgood Folding Canvas Ba 12 x 15 ît.mis offers a.s.grest opportun- ortun- ity to Sportsmen.às the above t reserv lutely withou 8, oO.W.SORIVER « & CO, 149 3 Auctioneers.James Stewart & Co.'s Sales, ARBADOES MOLASSE#S AT AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE.| have received instructions from John Plaster 0.to offer at Auction without any reserve, 5 sois to guit Direhasers, the of Molasses ex \u2018\u2019Spes,\u201d consisting ol cargo 1000 Pun.Prime Barbadoes Molasses \u201cLeacock\u201d Brand.Sale oi take plate alongéide vessel at the Island Wharf, on TUBSDAY, THE 28th JUNE, AT 3 p.m.JAMES STEWART & 00.1: Anotionsers.Rae & Donnellys Sales.AE AND DONNELLY Will sell at thelr Rooms, 241 and™ 248 St, James street, if On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE £8th, A valuable consignment of Monsehold Furniture, Planes, Carpets, Eng- ish Oilcloths, Portieres, Lace Care tains, Cutlery.Silverware, otc: \u2014COMFRISING-\u2014 : Rug Drawing Room Suités, Parior Sets, Oak and Walnut Bedroom Set: a atironter Combination a, Bookcases and walnut, uv Oak Paideboard, Dining room Sets, Cabinets, Desks, Music Stands, Wire Back, odd Ch airs, Znglish Iron aor Bedsteads, Hair & and omy 1 Mat 3, SI Desks in -Baby Carriages, ! Erusile, Velvet \u201cnd Tapesiry 0 ts, all new 2 atterns Stalr oficloth, 150 Parlo Lamps, 2 Collie Dogs, 3 months old, orted stock, and à consignient o1 secondhand Farni- ure, Plano, Bales, eld.otc.BALE AT 30 O'CLOCK.RAE & DONNELLY; .Auctior RL TEE 149 ; DE DAVIS PEN) LES NANT, ALES LISA DOMINION DAY! Annual Excursion of St, + Jude's + Church * Association To SOREL! © fine and commodious Stenmer \"BOHEMIAN vif \u201cenv paoqurs © ABTIER WHARF a 8.30, snd Lon ane erry Wharf, Hoeholas a, At 0 a ui Sharp.lt#, 60 cents.Children (under 12), 30 cents.potroshients at atriotiy olt vrlons, ke (ots oan be had fro Win, Drysdale & Bt, 0, He band © oyaiati ts i sto & trons: bs 3 yons, Se 0 an Ori » em Bros.106 re Dame st: Thon, Lunb, Tig ire DOMINION DAY, 1892.RETURN TICKETS ee AT First Class Single Fare WILL BE ISSURD ON June 30th and July 1st, valid for Return until July 4th, 1893, For further particulars, tickets, sleeping-car sccommodation, etc, \u2019 9?apply to the Company's Agents.DOMINION : DAY : EXCURSIONS, RETURN TICKETS Jill he asuod to all points in Can: at SINGLE FARE.GOOD GOING June 30th and July 1 GOOD RETURNING until July 4th, Yhos.A.F.& A.M.EXCURSION, HUDSON and RETURN, July lat, Only 75 cents.Spoctai trains wn leave Windsor Btreet Station a.m, and 1.30 p.mai returning leave Hudson «50 p.m, and 6.362 MONTREAL BICYCLE CLUS To KINGSTON and RETURN, - $2.50.GOOD GOING p.m.trains June 30th, oll tratns Jul, he aborr RETURNING until Jaly 4th, 1892, For toloty and all information apply to Cans- dian Pacific Raflway Ticket Agents, MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES £68 Sit.James Street, Corner McGtli, and nt Stations.150°8 EXCURSION \u2014T0\u2014 Portland and Return $6.00 Under the foes of the Travelers sg, Bpecial train leaves Windsor Btroet Station at 10 o'clock on Thursday Evening, June 30th.Returning by G.T.B, Tickets good until Jur & J PAYAL Ky.CHANGE OF TIME.Commencing MONDAY, June 37th, 1892, trains wii leave Montreal Dalhousie Square Station.FOR QUEBEC-810am, 8.8.30 p.m., and 10.30 PE TE 5.18 Ba ve Wook ok day: this train will not now run to to COMMENCING JUNE 2011, 1892, Trains Will Leave Montreal Windsor Etreet Station: OR BOSTON, PORTLAND AND OLD OR- GEARD 0.0 00 a.m., week days, and 820 pan.3 CN NEWPORT\u2014Local express, 5.40 p.m.wee.RBROOKE\u20143,50 week 4 \"50e Biensno 0,00 a.m.connect on for shor: di tinued.bigoke fs now IN, NB.And HALIFAX, N.8, 10.\u2018à (ly.except Saturdays arrives St sd nm, 40 pon sand Halifax 1640 pm.Na change in rosterd ti For particulars pply MONTREAL TICEET OFFICES: 266 St.James street, AND AT BTATIONS.150°5 J.8, Thomson & Co\u2019s Sales.ANS STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE BY AUCTION Ip the Matter of Wulff & Co, Montreal.J.F.Wulff, Deceased, , The undersigned will sell at the store, 82 Bt.Sulpice Street, OR TUESDAY, 28th JUNE INST, © following assets belon, to estate in one or ata dollar rate as per reser Stook, a3 per inventory, const sting of Bare: EE Litlio| graphers T Glossy arnish, Glue, .88,415 8e 825 as $8,741 04 The lease of premises, No.82 8t.Sulpios Street, to 18% May, 1893, will also be offered for Tnten ding bidders to deposit accepted oO for $200 with the 0 Liquidator when making b inventory of 8 may Been on hr tion to the indorsign Terms-Cas à'sto re Furniture and LULOB, ssavvressoaasesosssuaorrorneranes od, n.Sale at 10.30 am.A.W.STEVENSON, Liquidator.J.8.THOMSON & CO, Auctioneers, CHAME; es 7 Bt, John i Montresl, 21st dune.189%.148 3 Law INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of DEMERS & CO., Ingolvents.The undersigned will sell Dy Public Auction, in lots purohasers, RUESDAN, tiie 25th.JUNE, 1892, on the premises, No 16568 Notre Dame street, the Assets, consisting in Flags, Fireworks, Fancy Goods, Indian Goods, Awnings, Sewing Machines, Brooms and Broom Materials, Tents, 1 Horse, Bar ns\" amouating, as tn PE a an 1 81191 62 Book De chit, ae per ist, wil be old in one lot sopatata vaouccoc0.T4332 47 ., 28504 09 BALE AT 10 O'0LOCK A For other information, apply to | 2 as CHAS.RASA: Bi QUEENS! SPARKOW & Jacoss, Mansgers.Week: Commencing Monduny, June JHE Em YORK COMEDY coy, Mon eh Fred - SE Ty TR Eve pa Arte 5 ic ag THEATRE ROYAL \u2018 ; SPECIAL GRAND ENTERTAINMENT Tendersd to Mossre.LEW.ROHDT and B.CAVALLO Afternoon and Evening, - MONDAY, JULY 4th, 1898.Bpecial Engagement, for this occasion, of H.B.MAHN'S DRAMATIC COMPANY.2s IN 2-GREAT PLAYR-2 Also = Host ot Votunteoru.- Change of Bill Afternoon and Evening.146 Seod DIXON & JOHNSON! Mon enter the Ring at 9 o'clock.Theresnlt will be announced as - THE LYCEUM, TO-NIGHT ! : LOUISE : DEMPSEY\u2019S Burlesque Company in - \u201cFAUST\u201d The Great Quaker City Quartette ! Adminion\u201425 CENTS, Reserved seats, 100 sxtea MONTBER, LAOBOSSR SPECIAL MEETING pectal Meet! 8\" abv\u2019 Club will ba en IEDNESDAY BVENING, une 20th instant, at 5 0 SE Ne alls Pp 50 :~T0 0 canoles on on the Com: Le 1 me Regular Monthly oat.held immediately alu attendance Te H.1.SHAW, Hon, Boo.BISHOPS COLLEGE, Lennoxville, Annual Meeting of the Convocation of the raie for, the gonferri paire ss of Divinit AM on Le ouais tes TAURSDAY, JUNE 80TH, At 2.30 p.m.EDWAKD CHAPMAN, Registrar.Bishops College, J une 221, 1892, 1478 RED MEN vs.WHITE AT THE OYCLORAMA, The Great Indiun Battie of The Little Bix Horn Kivor and Defoat of Custer, moving and wonderful goene, of forest \u20ac pale mountain and alle 7, dil and dale, 0 horrors ES Tu 85800 Fade ial in constant Rs ance 8 daily WT gers 1 Pm.to 10% A un THE CYCLORAMA, 1981 St, Catherine St, Corner Bt.Urbain Birest.The street oss, ou verge bete from all parts of the city.CONSIDER FOR A MOMENT! The Dollar Excursion Licker | by Palace 8 sovereign, axlly.will take OF do Carilion and bac Haden the Faioke troes* in the Oarillon see or dine the beagtifal ere an: R ME BY THE RAPIDS, _ Take 8,05 &.m.train for Lachine at naventy 4005 GRAND EXCURSION JUNE a Steamer \u201c FTLGATE® will louve Mo.1 Hhedék, foot ot-MoGill Street, Rt 1 p.m., for Trip up Lake Bt.Louts, passing round Chatestguay In Islands shooting Lachine Rapids; arriving in Mon 6.80 p.m, ROUND TRIP 50 OENTS.1493 ROY MAODONALD, JR, Ca Will contioue to rivate lessons D.n Na DEPORTMENT, Queens Hair.tn aE a UEEN'S HALL, ASSEMBLY ROOMS, TO RE Q for Balls, Pa: sels Concerts; also Tm Hail pong ARE rin) Eg Aes DONALD.Te w LATEST PATENTS.sist INIPRIVEMENTS.Wilt eurs without medicine all Wealmess © «vertaraiion of brats, nerve forces, exeesses sense) sxuaostion.ruins, ase, nervous ARE lang er, Fheuma! prints ate: assé book Inmbngos solaties guaçret Bi: Tata etactrio Delt contains Wonderful\u2019 pro ven urcont that 10 instant!: sets \" @ ouFFeRt M us remit 808, tend Will exe a3) of the Above dives foo Paar dave ured MAY Bvenilen's r ol a lies fatied, ane ve sive bi minis is hls an and ev other sf RLECTRTC SUAVKASORY to elie Fi SbIBAN ELS hes \u2019 piv seat 1 {+ pamphlet, à ven fie MXN CN a No.319 Broadway.ME Vol \u2018 Arrangemen: h Car doverame 4 where a0 Basta Ba oo paid ongoods Thereby all in Now Tork x i \u20ac Dors COTTON P, COMPOUNi 1% the only Felt t take fas open 81 FOUR, take no eu iy io t stamps in letter, and Send.ont Oy return mal sealy in pli envelopes, ta ladies ont stamp ; cad fs Com uy Td Ha se Ble ods ave, Di old in Montreal a 1 1 MACMASTER & McGIBBÔ \\ Advocates, Burristers, dee, .THE TEMPLE, - 8T.JAMES NTH) Donald Macmastor.9.0 oooort Db.MoGibbon; A.F.McINTYRE, Advocate, Barrister, Solicitor, Eto; \u2014QUEBEG AND ONTARIO Chambers: 808 & 8 Li New York Lite Balldiogs.1 PPROYHOE OF QUEB DISTRIOT Montreal Superior , Montr In the matter of THE ITY OF MOKTRE loner in re for the opening o WILLIAM 1 Mok, NOTMAN.F Photogz grrppher, Hi Hi HER, Manager, and RB widow of the Iste Wiliam à No gs in life-time Photographer, qualite tatriot of Mi Montrent, int nor ality of pie and trustses the \u201d à late lite N te iron.PUBLIO NOTICE à hereby Fi that thon tioner hath depos sited io t notary of the a 4 Gout thaamoun of the deta awarded by ths Commissioners for ih Derelnatter Seo quire y pe Ti oxpro Seinen REA au Jot cadestrai No.Fit rence Ward ee the Petition of thé said Indemnttal avis ét red that by « Notice Lo be inse wee tr sécu rin, © fo rs published in Montes, vob in.Tt Re the io dilier in the Fron ng ET oily Hed irod to si face thar 0 tions uir £ » N ; ils fe aie fo th heh of \u201cihe Proton tay sted os Court a wt Montreal, within A1teon daÿ a he du te of fe! Insertion qe aid Notice int wid fons ere res ot ton have.(By order) Pi, PHOTNO evr DE es ji Laem AEB Sevars) Lacroue Matches of Minor Irapor- tauve-doket Playors Very Busy-\u2014 | Miscellancous Sports.The wind was alsappointing on Satyrdey «nd neither the races of the St.Lawrence facht Club nor of the Corinthians could be finished.For the former the entries wera: ay ida, A.G.Fry.ÿ a, @, H.Duggan .11 4b sie 1.C Ne on LE 8 i ig °° 4 .ener ane » Foe, AL BREE] 2000000000 14 For the latter, the ut wore: First clase Canadian, » \u201cChoctaw\u201d and \u201cBonita.\u2018\u2019Second \u20ac use\u2014\"Jean A,\u201d A tite, \u201cAloe Nampa er \u201cNellle 8.The only mate ter of interest was the swamping of the \u201cVampa.\u201d Foliowing are the results of the trial fours at Lachine on Saturday The first heat was between the following crews: A.Amos : (Bow Wi.A.Shackell R.Bickerdike, Ir L.Dyer .G.Smith \u2018L.B.DeVeber {Stroke) J.W.Routh, Routh\u2019s craw won by a length.\u2018The seeond heat was botween the following crews: A.Macfarlane -{Bow) L.Levin ¥.A.C.Btcke .Nicoll W, A, Cameron A.FP, Dawes F.airbanks (8troke) A.Buchan Fairbanks won by about a length.The third heat was pulled between the winners qf Thureday snd Friday nights, trials, who were: G.Leger, (Bow) A.C, Noad.FC h J.Keator.x; at PT, P.Howard EN.Fulton, (Stroke) A.Perry.Fulton, the veteran, again succeeded in winning, though Perry\u2019s crew rowed spleu- -Gidiy.; nin © race béfwoer Fairbanke and Routh, i.Fairvanks won, but Lge lost in his final with Fulton\u2019s crow.: LACROSSE.Covers vs.Cote Coto Bt.Cote Paul 3rd.The Clovers played the the Cote St.Paul's 3rd on Saturday: he game resulted in favor the Clovers with three straight games.Foliowtng Were the teams : rparois.A.Dalgneamt.16 do .E.O'Connel.Butsiad Home.J.Docann.Ins do wei.Le gel Intermediate Onamptonsiiy Match.The Crescents and Sherbrookes mes on the Exhibition grounds on Sat ina contest for the intermediate enamplonship.It was a bard fought matah, but not rough, and it wes ail the Crescents could do to re- tain their laurels.The teams Hned up 88 follows: rescents.Snerprooke.Breslin.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.G0Al.SImpsoi -.G.81m; son th \u2018Outside Home.Teste, Home .Mc.UT Rete ios, Bis Brophy.Rnd onsen vs.Shamrock Juniors.The Stamrock Juniors defeated the Montreal Junbyrs by three toone on the Shamrock grounds on aturday.Following were the Positions.Montreal.SUMMARY.Second.eens Third, .«eee Fourth.The Orlents defeated the Elms on the Cote 8t, Antoine grounds by three straight.Orient 204.Elms.Ross G Hart.eas Hows.55 i .Byrnes.bend e Home.BS Me an 8.Ross.DS Inside Home, .P, Smith F.a W.Maxwell \u20ac.smith Wein B.\u2026.H.Koss Refare SW.MoKenze.: ° Standards ve.Clippers.The i Standards Find.a victory over the Clippers on Saturday by 3 to ards.P Sion.: 0 home .Jones.; FT, MUrphy-\u2026.Captain.%.Carroll SUMMARY.Gordons va.Emmets.ve above teams met on Saturday after * {lon the Montreal Driving Park.The .resulted in a victory for the Emmets , \u201cForeof3to2.Mr.J.Davins acted as Lae.On the Fleld.° second tweives of the Montreal .usaniors and Shamrock Juniors played on tbe latter's grounds on Saturday Afternoon, ¥iian the Shamrocks were doteated by 3 games to 1.The Bilver Leaf Lacrosse club defeated the 2nd Standards on Saturday by three gtraleht games on the former's grounds.he Silver Leaf home played all round the Btandard\u2019s defence.A friendly game of lacrosse was played on Crescent street fleld between the Windsors and the Oak Leaf lacrosse clubs.The Windsors had & very easy time with them and beat them three straight.Firat game, 15 min.second game, 30 mil.; third game, 15 BASEBALL: Clippers vs.Hawthornes.Those who attended the game batwoeen the above cinbs on Saturday, on the Gordon grounds, witnessed the best ga Rw ing that has been served up for ti hsoball loving fraternity for some tome Suet it was a sharp and dlosely-contzated match up to the seventh loping, when the score stood at one to nothing.\u2018There was just enough batting to make things exciting, but not enough to bring in runs.The battery work on both sides was excellent and the flelding was away ahead of any so far this season.The Olippers\u2019 outflall could not have done better, but as the Hawthorne outfield did not have anything to do, nothing can be © through ili) ; ohio, éapocinil been used to tossing said of them, excepting that they backed their bases up well.There were some de- élsions given | by the umpire which were not exactly up to the mark, but they did not materially effect the score.In all future games it would be just as well to Aav proper home plate, and also have the bases of à regulation 8iza, and frmiy pued in their places; A little more, attentt to these minor details, woula ad Soren in ie bu when TE did pit sa Rent and vim sii own | Tons in tag dame have, naual { man storied off wit 1 Beals went out ona grounder from _and broke the ice, Herbert wi bod wh oa Rta | pe with oath overs of Le The Oil re the it Tw tha sir Lu H loft Lhere, MoBrien striking out.Hawthornes, Hamilton weot out on à foui to Boston.Fry knocked one at Beale, who threw him out at first, Buse eo w fret on a base hit and stole e taking thio vacated bag on balle I [YA Hula no do ; fre needful, however, and re on strikes.in the second Furlong struck out: C Cornell got to first, an error of Fry's, an .called out _on a vary poor decision.of \u2018the He made \u2018an attempt 8 instead of running eal wards second, he started across the dismond towards short stop, and was called out for running out of the base ine, but the rules do not justify the dect- sion.Ashton struck out.Lorigan started in for the Hawthornes with drive to left iteld whicn wont through Ashton\u2019s legs and he got as fur as second, but was promptly sauolched in trying to steal third.: Mowat trotted to first on four bad balls, but was caught stealing second.Stanton was retired at firs uwmnpire.second, ON A HIT TO FURLONG.Thomas led off in the third with a strike out and MeNally saw him, but Lorigan droppea the hail\u2019 and had to throw him out at first.Honeymnan sent a fly into the afr, and as Ritchie got under it the Clipper rooters commenced to root, but Ritchie was rot to be rattled, and hung on the ball while the Clippers had the pleasure of taking the ileld.Herbert took the bat for the Hawthornes but sat down on three strikes.Hamilton made a \u201chit and moved up to second on Fry\u2019s base on balls, Riddle aud Haguox, the next two men, both gent \u201cflys\u201d to McNally.Lorigan missed Seale\u2019s third rie, but could not recover it in time to throw the run or out, but he caught him getting down to secon ton and MoBrien Siiuck out.Ritchie neat a Jy to Thomas, ard Lorigan struck got a base hit, stole second and Shira which he held on a very qestionable decision, where he was left, Stanton goin out from Boston to flret.Mowat opene the fifth by presenting Furlong with his base, who was thrown out trying to pilfer décond.Correll put ups.foul fly for Hagar, and Ashton struck out.The Hawthornes went in for thelr half went out.on a grounder from short to rst.Hamilton got to first on Honeyman's error, and went to second ile the ball was 5 belng festvered and then sprinted hom Fry bagger, who moved up to Shira on logic\u2019 8 sacrifice hit to Honeyman.Hngar sent a fi ton.Yrhoma a started the sixth by strikinæ out, and McNally sent a grounder tv Mowat and was thrown out at (rst.Honeyman made a base hit and was thrown out attewpting to steal second.Rituohie was retired at first on a short grounder to Furlong, Lorigan fanned fhe alr, and Mowat was thrown out going dbwn to second alter getting first on a low throw of Thomas\u2019 to first.Again the Clippers came up for their medicine, Seale and Boston were retired at first, and McBrien repeated his exhibition of how not to hit She ball.The Hawthornes piled the agony on to their half of this iouing, Étanton, Herbert and Riddle scoring.Stanton got his base on Honey- man's efror, and moved up to second on Herbert\u2019s base on balls, Hamilton going out on a fly to left.Fry sent a grounder to Furlong, who threw him out at first instead of forcing Stanton at third.Riddle got to first on Seale\u2019s error, and\u2019 stole second, Stanton scoring.Then Furlong filled the bases, giving Hagar four balis.Ritchie lined \u2018the ball out for two bases, and Herbert d Riddle scored.Hagar was nipped at the plate, Furlong throwing him out after receiving the ball from the out-fteld.Furlong opened up.the eighth by striking out, and then Corneil got first on a fumble by Ritchie; he then started to steal second an was caught fully a yard off the bag, but the umpire gave it safe.The runner stole third and scored on a wild pitch.Ashton and Thomas struck out.For the Hawthornes Lorigan struck out, Mowat was thrown out at first by Cornell, Stanton got a hit, but the side retired on Herbert's out, Furlong to Honeyman.The Clippers went in in the ninth with slim \u2018hopes of doing anything, McNally was a battery vistion | but Honeyman got to first on Ritchie's mble.Lorigan dropped Seales\u2019 third strike and threw him out at first, Honeyman getting second on the las, {from wliere he essayed teal thi put was promptly thrown out.The score is as follows: CLIPPERS.A.B.R.B.H.P.O, A.E.Honeyman, 10.s+\u20260 4 0 1 8 0 2 oO 0 2 1 1 0 1 8 4 0 oO 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 8 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 og 2 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 2 0.0 20 1 2 24 15 °6 BAWTHORNES.A.B.R, B.H.Ÿo.A.E.Hamilton, 8 s.\u2026.\u2026.4 1 1 0 1 0 4 0 1 7 0 1 4 1 1 0 60 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 4 0 1 4 0 2 4 0 113 8 1 4 0 i 015 © 4 1 1 0 6 0 4 1 0 0 0 oO Tot.,36 4 7°28 22 4 Corneil\u2019 out for F running out of base line.Clippers.ew 000000010-1 Hawthorne! Ceeiieeean 00010 30x\u20144 Two bose hits\u2014Fry, Ritchie.Stolen bases\u2014 Boston OLN Cornell (2) Riddle Bases on balls\u2014by Furlon ngs Struck out.by urine Be by.Mowat.Time of game\u20141h, 45m.©.5 Ch Mowat (2).towat, 1.at 1 3.Waa pitch Vmplre\u2014 Mr.Baseball at Ottaws.OTTAWA, June 26.\u2014Another grand game ot baseball was played here yesterday between the Merchants and Pastimes.It ended in a big surprise to the friends of the Merchants, as they were shut out without a run.The score by innings was: ) R.Merchants, 00000000 0-0 Pastimes 20034000 0-9 ire\u2014Payne.Results of Yesterday's Games in the United\u201d 5 P States.+ NEw YORK, June 25.\u2014 Following were the resuits of the league games played to-day : R.H.E.- At st, Louls (ürst games : 8t.Louis.000040 5 10 1 Cleveland.001000000 1 3 Batteries-\u2014Gleason and Buckley: Davies and Zimmer.Umpire, Hurst.At 8t.Louts {second g game * St.LOUIS.388 0000 2 Cleveland.00 30 000Xx 7 2 Batterles\u2014Galvin and Spucrlop: cuppy and O'Connor.Umpire.Hurst.At Pittsburg\u2014 Pittsburg.\u2026.003001003\" 7 98 3 Cincinnatt.1 000100 3 8 3 Batterles\u2014Ehert and Miller; Mullane and Murphy.Umpire, Mitchell.At Brooklyn\u2014 Baltimor&.\u2026\u2026.101001003 5 8 3 Brooklyn.10001022x 6 3 Batteries McMahon and Rorimaon; Haddock and Con, Dally.Umpire, Eraslie! At New York\u2014 Rew Tork.evneus 5110 000 7 9 3 BOStON.000-00000 2540012007 9 11 4 Fatteries\u2014 Cranie and,Boyle; Stivetts and Kolly, Urmpire, Shoriéan.Washin; Washington.19 200001 2 5 3 Phñlad hia.12 10x 9 11 3 teries-\u2014Killen and niigan Weyhing atid ciements.Umpire, Lynch, At Chlcago\u2014 Létisviile.e rorconsen ns 0 92 2000 0880.01010 patrons Sanders \u2018and Dowse Kittridge.Umpire, Gafney., THE BICYCLE, The Wanderer's Handicap.The handicap road rac race of the Wanderer's took place on Saturday afternoon from the foot of the Mackay Institute hill: to the halfway house, Blue Bonnets, and return, & distance of six milies.Charles Stroud was the first to come in, raking the run in 22 minutes and 40 seconds; ££.Simmer, 2, 24 minutes; F.Winn, 8, bp minutes.J, A.Mann, who was scratch.made good.time.The ciub intend riding to St.Anne's c on Dominion Day.The Meet at Kingston.The of the OC.W.A.takes place at Kingston on Dominimn Day, and in all probability a a large contingent will go from Thursday evening.Some of the Montreal men who will té Lome, po A.Smith, W, smith and A.QUOITING, Factory Employes Quolting Match, Last Satueday afternoon t tim quolts incm ateh i Bhiow fo pati Naar.ack Seay, a and our on ; 0; ting Club \u201cof a and Bk gui EE l polut a thet owing the ir sn vi condition for Hedin ba the Honky eal Q un, was were only six rinks pl jayed: 2 the poste for the other \"no rinks did pot turn\u2019 yo The following are the scures at the several rinks.| PECK AND BENNT, FILLOW, BERBEY & C0.w.Bi.21 George Tate.19 \u2018 21 7.Mitonimeon.07 21 Le Wan.aaxsgree 14 .23 nel, wens 1 I.as 21 .14 J.Monette, 21 Frond ning veer 14 Totai.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.126 VOLM ec ssasne sacre \u201c26 ; Majorit tor employes of Messrs, Peck & Benny, 57 points, CRICKET.Oiigwiv Dofeate Montreal, , Montreal played à wesk game against the Ottawas at Ottawa on Saturday, and as à result met defeat by 3 wickets and 72 runs.There had been heavy showers during the day and this Interforad with the play.Ottawa won the tosg, Little and Dickey going in first.Tho innings was played to 10b runs, and: three wickets to spare.In their Innings the Montreal eleven managed to pile up oniy 33 runs.The following is the score and bowling analysis: OTTAWA, T, 8, Dickey, b Phjlipottä.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.#1 os C.Little, ¢ Boston, b Goodwin 3 H.Warden, c and D GOUWI.n\u2026.ac ancan sauces 16 a C.Bristow, b Godwin.vasesansaceucs E.Furto fou, 5 Lyman, b Phillpotts.1.Acklang, b God win.0 L.Coste, 6 Llyo P.D.Bentley, not out.A.Z.Palmer, not out Prof.Brittain, EXVrAB.c.0 00000 Total of 7 wiokets.v BOWLING ANALYSIS.Phillpotts Goa Ricketts.dog MONTREAL, 3 0 5 0 4 6 0 8 1 3 0 3 TVOTAI vv nrvrnnernseraracnsssssnssssasnernnes BS BOWLING ANALYRIE.Average B, M = Ww.bt.Brivaln.60 38 4 Bristowe.\u2026 607 7 7 6 11 The Ottawa, erlokoters have gone to Toronto, where they play a two days\u2019 match vus ne eleven of that city on the Univer- unde.The team is as follows: W.es Tite (captain) ¥.8.Dickey.T.H.Warden, Bristowe, E.Turton, F.S.Grant, L.Coste, P.B.Bentley, A.A, J.Palmer, we Hill, Brit- tain (prof.) Lachine vs.Allgomers.> à A cricket match was played at.Lachfhe on Saturday between the local team and a team loked ted up in Montreal, and captained by J, On account of the visitors having to eaten thelr train, only one innings and a part of a second was played.The olloming 18 the total score: LACHINE\u2014FIRST INNINGS.+ A.Manning (Capt.) ¢ Roberts, b Coates.Ver, CORES.\u2026.\u2026.rerenerraaenns ves 5 5 Shaw, D ee Horstall, c Whiners.b Cruicishanks.W.Taylor, b \"Coates RPESPPRRPEE .Squires, b Oruickshanks M, Sunderland, b Cruickshai T.Tliton, not out.M.Mo b Cruts Extras FE VÉOHCARUHONS A SECOND INNINGS.Lever, ¢ w Fenwick, b Coates.ocoienveee Manning, not out Shaw, notout.Hag Total.[TN avsenseraccecausesr 00000) SÙ \u2019 * ALLCOMERS.£ Whithers, c Shaw, b Manning.vercasr R.Spence, c Manning, b Hobbs.- Montague, © Shaw, b Manning.W.F b Manning.hans, c Manning, b Hobbs.eee J.Cootes (captain), D'MAnning.\u2026\u2026\u2026.Carter, b M .Jd.Fenwick à 5 Satis Edison, out.J, Horsofai P> anni M, Roberts, c Manning, b sq IOC QOD gl Sf e * TROTTING.Two Days\u2019 Meet at St.Hyacinthe.Thursday and Friday the Club Jatram- bolse bad a two days\u2019 meet at St cing Mr.N.T.Dusseault, of Sherbrooke, offio tod as starter, and thé judges were Messrs.P.A.Jodoin, J.C.Perrault, and Desmarais.Following is the two days\u2019 summary: Ne minute class\u2014$200\u2014 astanguay\u2019s blk m Folly.5 \u201cQuoriion's & Spotted Boy.J.Letabvre's bg J past .R.¥.McKee\u2019 bg Dus avons J.Patrick's og éumperance Boy.Chee Time\u20142.48, 2.45, 2.4634.2.40 class\u2014purse rse 8200\u2014 D.\"Desrdon's Dlk 8 Black Morrill.2 a\u2026ouvscenuense CU L320 bb Cup C3 dw TRON 2111 Black River 5 Stock Farm's bm RE 112 2 2 w.N.Pheios\u2019 bé Charles Pp.3 338383 M ya bm Rosemont +4 4 4 4 4 .C.wl\u2019s blk & Star.Distanced.o 3634, \u20182, 38, à \u20183854, 2.Sas s 30.0 class\u2014purse $25 iso River Stock Parme oh 8 Char- 211 oy.1 P.NobiBeOR$ D § Youbg Colui bi 1 5 43 W.P *blkm Lady Collins 4 2 2 2 A.Langevin s D m Winooski Maid.5 3 3 7 E.Pouliot\u2019s b g James 37 6 4 6 4 5 5 8 8 7 86 8 8 7 8 2.36 of pectal ate purse or B.sxiftabe DOXLET.\u2026.uveucs 1 1 1 F, Vail'e bg Mungo.2 2 2 W.N.Phelps\u2019 bm Lizzie Phelps.8 Time\u20142.48, 2.4744, 2 2.45 class\u2014Purse $200 Peo C.A.Frenob\u2019s b 8 Harry Phelps.22 11 N.Castonguay'e ok m Folly.: 1 22 F.Vial's b m Sunset.3 3 3 Fime-2.3934.> 40%, 2.30%, 2.6 Club race\u20142.36 clags\u2014Purss $250 g 8tanley.A.Fitbotte\u2019s blk 8 Cuitivateur 0, Brodeur's ch m Gold Star.Time\u20142.Seiko 2 3434.2.35, Free-for-al-Furse § & Taylors g W.N.Phelps L.Lapointe's b g Prince.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.eer P.Robinson's b @ Yo Do.Deardon\u2019s blk 8 Blac Time\u20142.29, 21954 29 PT = eo co ses escancuaus Lg Fa ry Boy.blk mn Lady Cotiin FEIT Sea Croom 10m FOOTBALL, Druids vs.Thistles.The second teams ms of the Druids and Thisties played on Saturday, the latter.winning by two goals to none.The teams were as follows: Thisties.Position.Drotds.JT.GUMOUR.\u2026 +.F GOBI.\u20261001rosoconsen, HindSs W.Olarke.BAC, .+0>00000 0000 0.PurDer MiLeod ; Reynolds.21223\" Forwards.111111 Ashib Dickie n ES HUGDOS,, »0esmnn \u201c veines case Wingham Referee, Flynn.The first teams of the Druids and \u201cThistles aiso played on the Gordon Grounds on Sate urday.The Thiatles.won by one goal to nothing.Following wore the teams:.- Thistles, Dott vais - Blbkaoi [IT = sd Robern | TIAL ae carvonne °F acéssssc0c0uu.LENNOX Î- rue de pu following are different vents pion 4 naines of the orc a: va or ¥ Fair thie rin ht entriés-\u2014Bomb.Stmp.- BON.rc nat Se on, 2.entries\u2014Cerp.Johnson 24 [£4 orp.Jonas) Driver Gough, 2 2.sert dote rs Pa 1 erg 8, HT.ww Bu Potato 0 race, Jour © atries-Gun.wilkinson, 1; Driver Gough 2 boys under twelve\u2014A Ferns, 1; Lorne lari, 21 Au kingon d spoon race, four enbries\u2014Qun, Wilkin.: Driver A \"Keyworth, 2.Rbiier Tacs, drivers, six entries\u2014A.and F.Key- worth, 1; Gough and Ferguson, 2.The next and last event, the tug-of-war between the right sna let sections, 10 men on a side, wag very hotly 'contes \u2018The first pull was won by the left section, who also won the third and the prize, The Prummoud Trophy.Mr.J.Law and Mr.A.A.McPherson played \u2018off the tie for the Drummond trophy Saturday afternoon, Mr.Law allowing Mr.Pherson 4 hoies handicap.Mr, MoPharson won the trophy, being 1 hole up.Children Enjoy The pleasant flavor, gentle, sotion À ind soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative,and if the father or mother bb costive of billous the most ost gratiiyln gre.re.e - sults follow its use, so that it family remedy known and every family should have a bottle.gens, he eyDer : moth doesn\u2019t Trot: the gvpeles aE our complaxion, as well ag your tom 7, Is rendared mi re ible b: 4 78 disordered ji HIE, Improve bo Liver Pilla.: q & \u201cNoll Bee.Holmes H Elsotcle Protection Co.charge for your koi for threes months ied You: Josenos int A Bick Man, The man who paid to an agent In the country $400 for a new upright plano.and afterwards found t that he could have ar superior instrument at the New York Plano Co.\u2019s store, 228 St, James street, for two hundred and twenty-five dollars.There is nothin ug sold in Canada that can compare with this pianc in tone 2nd beauty of finish, nor could this piano be D bought through any agent at the.money.App diract to 228 tb, James street Los no os; 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(millions sold annually)?a IF YOU DO, Then, why do you allow other brands to be sabstifuted in their stead ?S.DAVIS & SONS, MONTREAL.134\" 3awtt past prio raptice a fight.entetos\u2014genyte 1; Bomb.; 6 summer.| 223 t£ w \u2018{ shaded, Firat-c \"growth and restores, It gray, to its natgral color, beanty and woftnesy, : What 234 PARISIAN HAIR RENEWER, nb! Restore sold ut, 1} The Ree di \u20180 Ce ts Ba le Pure Healthful Agreeable \u2018Refreshing Apollina Vis \u201cTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.Cheapest because the Best.ad ug of Annual Sale, 18 Millions.|THE IMPERIAL |= \u201cThe figures in this case are more eloquent than any phrases,\u201d THE TIMES, LONDON, lg pie Tar Bons ANOTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE.\u201c\u2019FMe'Best Value lu Cannda.à \u2018Handsomely bound.Best payer.Two Hi Ly back free.\"y ado en, With int rlenvod lacs.PPRICE, 6.00.42.00.Discount Tor quantition.MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO, Stationers, Blank Book Makersand Printers.1763 & 1757 Notre orme Miroes, Montron L * do no It _promotes the\u2019 sea ikon a rasa) bete an sad particulars address Homenwar pis 9 Ww rom street, Boom 2 toes Hotel De Lothiniere, VAUDREUIL, P.Q.MR.D.WALKER, Confectioner, £31 Bt, Jumes st.having leassd tha above well known hotel f term of years, anbounces that under\u2019 the now Tors Sentont the Hose) de Lotbinters will bs eds A High Class Summer Resort without : Hal in the vioinitr of Montroal.Light hroughout with electricity: Lot and cold Fat A Pete This.hatel 1s Jelighttully matos of on \u2018the Puava, Her a hin to (Baturduy excursion rates lowing ondsy), and ffor REE Le ment Boa Fo Bashi ug.© a Forroomes and sl partioulars sédress F.KINNE w.ne I EX sor.at the Hotel, ê OPENED MAY 218T.10880: Old Orchard.: OVER- 20D GUESTS\u2019 ROOMS.ale teat 5a miontes: or 231 St.James st., Montreal.à Hatess 81.50.to 83.00 per day.beral dispounts for two weeks or more, For torther information, adress DH.SWAN, .oud Orchard, -189 2mos sod Maine.\"SEA BATHING.INCH ARRAN Dalhousie, Baie Des Chaleurs, N.B.magnificent Canadian Seaside Resort is .sifted on the line of the Inter fal Stay, e hundred feet of the: \u201catiantlo Ocess ils is de assed for joenar, bathin, Bobine, 3e qeivn on Ye.\u201d Firat fn tables \u201croom, all moder; Dion Foret office, te PENNYROYAL WAFERS A specific medicine for LADIES to mail 2 ER ig TR EURÉKA He Morsalop B.MoGale, 2123 Notr trast.À y E, az e Dame! = ost.a Iumner Besovis.ISLES OF SHOALS (VIA PORTSMOUTH, N.H.Oceanic Hotel.LAIGHTON BROS.Proprietors.oËtle, famous resort will open June 15, and cloxs bte finest located hotel on the Atlantic coast, Its its perfect d; combined.ih all Eodern provements, make \u20ac ad ideal Summer re norte t of the country.Good bath \u201can unsurpasse ud Le sue and illustrated \u2018he magnificent steamer at Portation th, NI, wit! Ror trains from and the East ma BALE T rps connect on 123 3mou CAPE COTTAGE, Capo Elisabeth, Portland Harbor, He, ~ The Propristor and \u201cMansgemont of this pon- niar Seaside Bummer Iesort, which combines with its magnificent views of Island-dottad Casco Bay, such flues surroundings, white beaches, beautiful drives, unrivalled yachting, boating fivery on a premises, Perteo tary Arran ments, 8 for the redepiion of guests 2 23rd Sane rates from su potnts } Eng and West.Apply for rooms, term to MR.JEROME F, HAL 120 3mog sod Long Branch.HOUSE, E, Inch Arran House, Dalhousie, N.B.WEST END HOTEL.COTTAGES, AND RESTAUBAN T es\u201d Hotel Orr by W.É.HILDRETH, New York Smee.Metropoii Hotel 114sodSmo OTTERBURN PARK St.Hilaire, River Richelion.Largest Public Amusement Grounds in the Province.Open dally from 24th May to 15tk September.Only a few more Saturdays disengaged.; B.F, CAMPBELL, Proprietor, OFFICE\u2014249 St, James street.128eoû The Dominion House, EASTMANTS SPRINGS, ONT.dern house, Just 2 completed and newly fur.nlebeds situated on nly eleven miles from Otta NC hes n for summer gussis after 23rd May, 1892.Hot bad coldvaulphur water bath, certain cured Jor: rheumatism, Saline five neral debilit: the eal yr auperior acoon amer aati to 1 eo this house a § most at tive suinmer resort.Extensive grounds dy park ars i the conveniences and at amo] Tras moderate, For terms, Ste address or amply % T.L, BOYD, .Eastman\u2019s Spr Ont.114 2mo eod and iron water, r- indigention, 6 Ayepopale, kidney, ré moana, ge - The pure air the man or oréunitios for recreation.easy access b | Besson ( 1108 ADIRONDACKS ! 219 zmos and deep ses fishing, wish tostate to who come to Maine from Canada for an outing, thst thay have entirely renovated this hotel, pafuted and papered same throughout, refurnished 1t in modern style, and put s new awning around the verandah, We have also beautified the grounds, snd infact put the whole premises in first-class order.We are now prepared te recelve company.and shall keep our cuisine and: service up toa high standard.With our excellent facilities, ' close proximity to Portland (only three miles away), and the record of a temperature which tanges from G8 to 70 degrees, we know we oan satisfy all who come, Good livery connected Boats to let.CHAS.H.SAWYER, Prop.P.G.Address, Portland, Me, Dn.B.Shure Manager: \u2014BEASON OF 1892\u2014 Y09-2mos THE IROQUOIS HOUSE, Belœil Mountain.Canada\u2019s Charming Mountain Resort Is Now Open tor the Season.New Bulldiags, Superior Accom- modutions, Excellont Cuisine, Roomy Bathing Houses, Good Bouting and Fishing, For rooms, address H.8.DUNNING, Man: Mt, St.Hilsite, P.Q.150004 SWEETSBURG, QUE.| THR AMERICAN HOTEL & SWEETSBURG HOUSE These two houses, under- 28 JESgristorahty, ars very pleasantly located, a) adapted to the accommodation and comfort of aummer guest The Bweetaburg House frontsa.beautifully al rk, and the > Amerlcan House is but a few steps 2 pay ounds \u2018for children, nice: ass table and good rooms.Bweets- burg is noted for its healthfulness.Splendid drive g grand sco gusty, and without anestion o ne of J mm ra in Que ebec_ for Boom sre bel: D taken.ver drous sans YEE, Prop.EE rapid} CENT RAL HOUSE, MURRAY BAY.T v hotel, situated on the north shore of the River St.Lawrenoo, was astab- i 1852, and is now open to visitors for is summer.This ssiabliabitient 1s farmianed in a superior style, and the whole hovel bas thoroughly refitted, electric oils \u201cadded, X0., ao.ok Bonarini thas de) 50h ST FE ote] stands un! Fishing, ro nll boats, as a also \u2018comfortable on t a moment's notice, 008 osFrisges don De savane by letter or tele; oderate and te atit the times,\u201d telegraphic communication to oil jârenn: Tous ve ra parts oF of The OP À C.G.TREMBLAY, Prop, CASS BAY HOU on 1005 Inlnnd, Portiand, Me po opal.Th facitities for bost- ae bad The Quest bosch t i Bema Th font of the Ronse O® the Torms real dress E.a unable.For partie lath, 147 1mo CHARLES «STANLEY ISL AND,\u201d Formerly *\u201cDICKINSON\u2019S.\u2019 tire dE Lavronce, 18 sow opes petit on ence, 18 n and offe: t inducements to families Sands for children; ei \u201c ated in the middle of Las BL ran ancis; is distant 10 0] is miles from Cornwall, and fifty from treal : easily reached by Richelieu Steamer from Montreal or by afternco! T.H, + from Montreal to poteau and ee BY by Richelte: u sand to an: nequalle an unting.For forms api dis 3° 1.DÉQU Es Pro 157 Tho sca emo 30, SEA BATHING ! ?BETHEL COTTAGE, - For limited number of oats.\"Tosüepad of the Bay and Isl lands.\u201c charming sit mas on heak's Island feted i and sen a! Comfort and pleasure of osts attended, to, Ten p sp.minutos walk from sanding.GOTH, SAFE FE BATHING.Address, , MoDOX.NALD, Peak's.dd, Portland Harbour Amo sod OTTAWA HOUSE, CUSRINGS ISLAND.- The highest, healthiest and most charming spot on the coast of\u201d tages to eo od, with mealsat the Hotel evasion all furnished, Ciroular, à mM.8.GIBSON, Manager, 98 3mon coû Portinnd, Me.Open June 18th, n HOTEL CHAMPLAIN, se ques Superh Summer Hote Hotel of th re Lak thor Firfubury.Delaware ps ene: sation °° oPENS JUNE 28th.Monday Tiokets tron, Mrs LA J Tiokets from Mon DR.STRONG'S SANITARIUM, Saratoga Springs, N Y.t for recres- tion\u2019 1e your.are Sects Tee roof.hope OF Sauf ion brs erg ons © = laws tenuis, oe Massage.Eleotrioléz.al baie Ed ou ry a Laren in Orleniat où ue ry au plotonosn.Bang foriilustrated oiro olan S 114 Simos ou THE FRAN KLIN HOUSE, Highgate Springs, VL, 1s to be thoroughly zepovatod ana and inside, Than: mod to the sual, J 18032, tables are a A Irena with the dholoestthe Me sen ords, Tél: = £8 moored an outsine raph office, fast trina stopping, 6 goal livery and cles ant drives, good , fine boats.tensive shady pat atin a t among the >Sonveniences an ttrac Hons, se ON 15 SU nom 8 eoû ! Fope Motor 28 yours, HOTEL BRODEUR RENNES, 15 wiles from Montreal, on the.Danke of oY the St.Goed rooms snd firs table.x mineral water always on Lens \u2018in TO) ot.\u201chas also established mine! water aths, hot or col 4 sxperisnced oarsmen, and oX- a cs er TRRLEBONNY, leaves Montreal every day.- Sever houses to lel 120 3mo HONORÉ ODEUR, Propristor, OAK HILL HOUSE, \"LITTLETON; N.'H.ns nded snd sven: + views so a pourais alec ric light {all modern ra fmprovetenta na for Fe) iis ea ; FARR æ JARVIS, Sea View House, BEACH, N.Hi Sous Besace Kika Yoxme, gives Sheep, te à : GAN ouai.» sUNkE Sa for the ASAQUS F Ce ilk open 128 Jaron, © GEO.a.LOUGER se cos trons.eumebunk Bench; Mains, | GROVE | HiLL HOTEL.tainly June 2.arine o slovation: brodd oo id quant pa Ron Que surf path; and ttractive gompinétion © ot} P Rnoniton'in, \u2018one morning à 1 for supper, at regular ini Vera North,» - \u2018Seaside House, Little Metis, Que.geen) © for thelr guests, or partioul 1a Boston, ; on ou Bes fin to 2 > ABENAKIS HOUSE ! Abenakis Springs, ST.FRANCOIS DU LAD, qusure Gene k for the recoption of uests JUNE t and cold Minoral ater hatha, certal 3 bare tor fenmativn, Ti outiong épais, Kidney end ro t Nests ty, st Jen fat dail in vena es de poral Debi y.ote.0.Les nd \u2018aus boating on Bt r 0 BY, Peter, Bteamer\u201cBorthier\" from Montres!on Tugidaygand Friday ati pn HEY tokots, 41.60, Tennis 0! .£0 se rooms and 8 iow DoAtS added since 1 Pacific Ballwa; go \u2014To the AbenakiaSp nes gonas sus and.return, from Montreal, Saturday to YG] gate vrday.to Tuesday, 83.40: Tourists Boll on yore good till Mondsy following, tBell on faturday, good till Tuesday féllowine 3Sell every ye Vand until Novetaber Int, 189% Address 108 imo REALTH AND RECREATION.GASPE BASIN wm A CHARMING RESORT ~~ For Sportsmen and Pleasire Seekers.\u2018Phe viclhity affords Be utiful Seen , ne Een bing aud unexcelled Fishing Gr coudes BAKER'S HOTEL.t oan for Tousen with a ail atone oF ome, Before makin ng Tops.plans for your Summer ostion to x, ba sure to write for terms and other infor- JOHN BAKER, Gunpo, Que.1,000* ISLANDS, POOLE\u2019S -:- SUMMER -:- RESORT Firat-clasu \u2018Private Bo: oxcaing = House.aitnated seven cs north of Ale: Bay, NY, on Canada apore, four ites trom ay toni on G.LE, in ib © Heart of an oa rehly paradise for ngler sporss Hem men sending their aie Poles wilt bo all the comforts.of » home.No noise or confu = < i.GG KIMPTON, Propristor.a sion: Cool t hous m A Short.\" distanas For torma, 0 FORT.POOL .'s ait, 123 1mo via Ee rytown, Ont.\u201cLAWSON HOUSE,\u201d South.Harpswell, Maine, ot This pleasant seaside hotel h feast] : and is.now ay Sha wh With ii t x proved, modern tmprovements, including hot and 0 Patni ponte da nd Rabie opens f T RUNES June 15th, 189K Special Eton to or A tha eR HOTEL COMPANY, .Proprietors For sccommodations or partionlars apply te + Je Manager, \u2019 Portland, Maine BAY POINT HOTEL Rockland Me.Open July 1.At the Rockland Breakwater.surpassed view of the ocean, bay.and islands.purest alr, purest ater and inontohariing situstion on the Maine Coas oc x 128 2mo © \u2018 Manager pend your summer at 55 Hotel Ayers, on Lake Duane midway betwgen yd Measham Malone One of the finest eno orts Tn ; a Table pr ord.> Bote tel furnishings 0 irculars, WM.J.AYERS & SON, Lake Dusne, Dusne, Franklin MONTREAL HOU Old Orchard Beach; ¥ Bituatea directly ob this Beach, Good porfog) sewerage.\u2018For térms address Mrs, À.B.BLANCHARD.219 3mos CHASM HOUSE, UHATEAUGAY, N, Y.© This charming Summer Resort is nreniently be via Grand Trunk Railw fe 2 ÿ ES = Je = se 1 SL à hed For rms and: La spplyto 146 2 mor, Via Grand, frank the The HARROWGATE, FOURE $ Fm ats mot tes for board from 87.00 to La 00 Bai $ gaie.SHEDDEN ar STAR : Propristors, ; Bousy.ot ig urmiated es Fox ua gpen-foi au T ruost 2.Lier MAY 165%.d and rat-class.sanitar: - Pa God Bos er er very in connection ith \u2018houre.1 Pans and Ma, Sa 12 Jd Be WE ; ADIBONDACKS.se For pe Finer particuliers 121.62\" EK ies Me up, in dos LY.When in Buffalo.CY iin STOP APS a THE GENESEE.Niagara Falls a minutes.: res ; SARATOGA SPRINGS, \u201cTHE UNITED STATES HO A First-Class Hotel, Twin open June 14 and remain open until Oot, 1.TOMPKINS, GAGE & PERRY, .107 Zxmios ebd SEA VIEW COTTAGE, -\u2014 POND.COVE -\u2014\u2014 : CAPE ULIZASETE MAINE, PARK HOUSE, MAGOG, QUE.\" \u201c Enis Hotel has been thoroughly reniovatad, Now sanitary arrangemonty, Pars spring water, Now Dining Hoom and.Danes jE Nios boating à fishing.Prices to suit tho times, WM, JAMIESON\u2014 125 2mos pri CER RI TE a 13 13g bgtouiaes MANE w.ASTLE A BROS, BAY VIEW HOUSE, WELLS BEACH, METE the be CERT A soon ts 238, 1m : C.ro Hi.Proprietor.ot - pénatesine 222 Zrmou ng Sint hone and telegrap Eke! ep) ono 8 an : feria OHTA BEACH.HOUSE; SEE ing ase.ST, LEON SPRINGS HOTEL \u2018 Opèn Juno 15th, 18D2.Rates 82.per day SEE pan ied BRR FHOMAS Manager.Hots information irons the Bt.Leon + 3 oi 5 fr 5 CACOUNA \u2014 1892.THE ST.LAWRENCE HALL, Open from 15th June to 15th Bert.hws undergone further Importan ropa: ne finproveinents sine ce past Season, be Xept strict] ans s and every attention © pure in afr, the oir poreny ties for ecran.A 0 Savy aoc Acces ; 7 re A a most attractive SEASIDE PERCH send for Mustrated Pati ORN BUENNAN, Munng 1 13 2mos JAÇOUN: Montreal: gay.Terms mo Aecommodation Tor net more than A rans, 133 1mo TLANTIC CITY, Tho All Year Health nud rien : + Resort + by ske ion, ; WILL BE OPEX JUN 1 0; - fe nest Theatre, movris Bat Ey in Spa competion States.Thi t wi or the Anes Season of \"92 will open to the public, June Special rate given to parties until ¥ that date terms $10 t0 817% à veek: : Hecond Beason, Eletrlo Hghte, ; 5 ole \u2018bells an: he Ei Brianne nian CHAR.E.TIN, REGAL, D.A.BULLOOK., Géorireville, \u201cWINS \u201cTHE PEAISE OF EVERY\u2019 ay BARANAG LAEE (ADIRONDACKS), N.RIVERSIDE \u201cID armingly | posted.high-class fanitly jo advan os.being moderd ce on 804 fect in sanitary arranger Eee RHEE Beao] Seéaside Hotels: only Slxht mile te, For tern hd AA aw Oren ii Tors a ke oy nowl 4 at Set Hus 1! pion été goons; Suns ip.Commands the fu st viow house Wel Las area po eve: Te drives.rom der à Bay.a oder HEODORE LEAR, Eockport 185 lmo \"TRE CURTIS FARM HOTEL no's Rocks, Me, will be ope for.events Jt darts i + pt ti Perio es re 2042 ne EE Cu Satan: Jans Kolly, Man M hou travellers, Lars 16 21 a Grenville: r Jar o sample room, THE POCAHONTAS, ; Gerrish Island, Ki Kirtory Pott _ WILLARD, leasant Summer, \u201cResort.inten the Be EN dons at reasons! oe rates, $ers sppir to MIs MM.FP.WIL] \"LAKE COTTAGE, Know} she bois Tata ie ESR ch ou 7 Le DE 16 D SL DAVIE I DINE a OLD ORCHARD Bi Open.June 15, y ecommodates où sen a hs \u2018five minutes walk un station, and hie trotting park, extensive lawn tré plex 208, cuisine, pure spring water, 8, Haine» 19 Favorite resort on Ottawa] Liver will open fishing.n; boating a sn; steam ten ta Clarence, on a passa sn LEE Smo O LET-ON.HE BANG rT TRE RICHELLE i 8 spréndid oottage of 1 ath pd K D.close to the C.P.Ry.stat! AD ) ; \u2018Sheriff, 8t.Jean à sree OALD-FOR A FEW SUMMER BOAR Boom Dia from Am office and churches.He icuïsrs and pricss, address P, 0.Hox 9, Magers aplepdid, fooma for one of, two § 3 ais Wide Lo Tver he Vian rate, .w E, Vine a 8.Renoziot of O, LaBad{e, N.Fad BL Lem 200H-AF5 BOARD, AT BELGE ront, nlite walk Beaton, Address Bernard, Bolo OOHS-\u2014TO.LET, FOR SUMMER, OR THE: 5 Re amillan, at O4RD Pe Fe ik Terms roders Addre Cowansville, Que.COUNTER: OA.Bo AD Kentlemen.1 BO DAZ 47 Val vod! otatton vais, vi TR adn rons BR fi Sh ALOIS, suions ENTER * Meged Boode Charges Denied by Those Interested MR.WILLIAMS INTERVIEWED\u2014 WHAT HE SAYS ON THE What He Will Do if He Gets The STREET RAILWAY STOCK ADVANCES FIFTEEN POINTS.\u201cStreet Railway stock was up this forenoon, It opened at 185 and advanced to 200, This rise was on the strength of a ru- mor-the latest\u2014that since Saturday five moore aldermen had been won over by the Street Railway Company.was full of rumors to-day, and the street was greatly ¢xcited over the oxasperating, (to some) state of quarter it was solemnly asserted that Mr.Dansereau, Postmaster, was holding an accepted cheque for seventeen thousand dollars, which was to be divided between two aldermen.provided they voted for Mr.The gentleman who made this statement sald thav a citizen, a senator, by the bye, had seen the cheque, and had spoken of itto him, Mr.Dansereau is said to have been working very hard for Mr.Williams, and his recent frequen: visits to the City Hall were mentioned In this con- Williams' tenders.Mr.Dansereau was seen by a BTAR re- orter and asked if there was any iru he cheque story.He gave the statengént © Was not going is way to support Mr, Willlums, He had spoken to a fow old friends on the subject, but of course the reporter could understand that as a public servant he was precluded from doing much on any one\u2019s TWO GENTLEMEN INTERESTED in the tenders stated most emphatically that a certain French Canadian J.h had been engaged to work up the Street Railway Company\u2019 honed certain aldermen and asked them to come to his office, where ho offered them five thousand dollars each for their vote in favor of the Street Railway mpany.Mr.Forget was met by the reporter in y with Mr.McKenzie, President of asked if it was true that his Company was putting up money as had been stated by .80me of the opposition tenderers.gat again denied that the Company was doing anything of the kind, and when told of the lawyer incident mentioned above, paid it was an untrut INTERVIEW WITH MR.WILLIAMS.Mr.Williams granted the reporter an in- torview, which he stated was the first bona fide interview he had given to the press since He was usked how he first came to be interested In Montrealetreet railway matters, to which he replied that he had been solicited by a Montreal gentleman to come here, and was finally induced he came to the city.t, twenty-flve years in the United State and had galned considerable experience 1 lone in this enterprise?\u2019 asked \u201cApparently, Lam alone, not,\u201d said Mr, Willtams with charaoteristio American gentleman | ; ma had some of the best financial backing in the United States.there has been a deal of he streets lately in connec tion with this franchise, Might I ask If you ollar has been used by me n claimed by some of your fellow tenderers that you hava A carried out a contract whio ou wer awarded.Is that true?\u2019 y ore general statement is not worthy \u201cIn the event of your getting the franchise what course wil} you pursue?\u201d eo glad to take the present Street Railway system and convert it, or will act entirely independent.1f I enter into tract with the city I will fulfil à ter, \u201cIn the event of the City Council asking .{or new tenders what steps will you take?\" I shall not make another tender.don\u2019t succeed I shall wipe the dust of e an I do not régard th \\ n which at-present it stands as particularly desirable.odd population furnishes only ten times over during New York city, with ita 1,700,000 people, is 8! year, thereby fur- the spaced of the carried 250 times 1 _aishing to the stre ELEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND FABES DAILY.1 am inne sense a competitor for the the closing of 6 sof N Iset, Never within the rahgo ol my experience, where gealed pro- oropusale have been asked by advertipe- went, térais apecified, deposit required, i msachisoy: - since enders of May L7 Aken up issued for tenderers to appear end rte: made, have new proposals been upon the game footing v ce er the advertisement ut forth thirty days prior, thus giving the t they had to moet.maintain it d i al \u2018unjust, if not dishonest, unprece- in business history, unjustifiable in T belived and placed as those who acted u rn for a oonges- : he amount of percentages to the an bn arvangemett,and in no sense na pt to ops compétition, m_ hopeful from ine standpoint of the the whole position In its r light, and that that honorable bod 3 injustice that error of action will yet sea that justice is done.\u201d A License Taken Away.Paxotte,.restaurant Keo ame street, was lined and his license was set was flned- 5150 and costs for or Without a license, owe Tor alice \u201cMrateau va Fahey.onga of Truteau ve, Fahey, Judge this morning awarded plaintiff 8.\u2018waz an action: to recover ra amount of costs in the case | 4.Cirge, for which he had gone jointly with defendant's brother, sent wert for one-fourth of ad, $40.62, the Court kold- #8.only liable for one thar's debts, was sentenced to two.wont bis morning for household articles from utohison st AY rented \u201cfor alleged.frwad ui ns tion, » Petsnasut patnloned Tor quash h plalatiffs susploions, and & cojnas had been obtained.The court held that the evidence showed that thére was no fraudulent intention upon defen- dent's and the pstition waa granted, but without costs, as plaintiff had had reasonable grounds for the action hs had taken.The Home ¢h the Richelleu river, at Chambly, is bein prepared Jor the opening on or about the 3Uth inst, Applications for admission may be made to the Comumitteu, at the Sra Office, 165 St.James street, on the aféerncons of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week during the season, Latween the hours of 3 and 4 p.m.Lvery applicaiion must be accompanied by a cor- titicate from the clergyman to whose church the applicant belongs.Blank certiticate forms may be obtained from the Committee atthe SrAR office.THE LATE MR.THOMAS, of the Curcer oË Architeet.Mr.W.T.Thomas, the architect, one of Montreal's notable men, dled yestorday at his Jate residence, 119 Mackey street.Born of a leading English family of architects, and following the ancestral calling, Mr.Thomas attained the highest possiblo pro- fessionul eminence in Canada.His father, Mr.Ww.Thomas, was a pupil of the cele brated Rickman, the plonéer of modern Gothic architegture.Mr.William Thomas came to Canada about 1844, settied in Toronto, and rapidly acquired a very large practice in Upper Canada, being recognized as an authority on architecture.\"The subjeot of this sketch was, with his brothor, Cyrus P.Thomas, now of Chicago, brought up and educated professionally in his father's English.and Canadian offices.Coming from Sketch an Xminent THE LATE Mr W.T.THOMAS.Toronto to Montreal about 1864, he practiced for some time here in partnership with his brother, and then establishing an office in his own name, speedily rose to the highest rank, especially in ecclesiastical architecture, Bt.George's, In this city, and \u2018frinity Church, St.John's, N.B, being among his most admired productions.Besides these Bi.Matthews, Quebec, and many beautiful rural churches are of his designing as well as the Cave: hill Block, St.Peter street, and the residences of Lord Mount Stephen and Mr.Duncan Melntyre.An uncle of the deceased, Mr.John Thomas, of London, England, an architect and sculp+ tor, was elected by Sir Charles Barry as chief soulptor to the Imperial Houses of Parliament, and it was he who executed nearly all the statuary in and about these butldings.He also designed the Majolica erected at the first World's Exhibition in London in 1851, and was aamitgediy the best exponent of decorative art of his time, The deceased, Mr.W.T.Thomas, married Emily, daughter of the late John Hancock, who survives him.He also leaves two sons who have entered on their father's profes sion, The funeral wili take place to-mor- row, at 3 p.m., from 119 Mackay street to tie Church of St.James the Apostle.THE, M'LACHLAN ESTATE.A Decision of Interest to the Creditors.Judge Tellier has rendered judgment on the claim of the estate of J.8.McLachlan aiust Wim, McLachlan et al, insolvents, erchants Bank, contestant.This was a claim\u2019 - tor $35,289.21, alleged \u2018to be due the late John 8.McLachlan in virtue of an agreement of April 17, 1890, with the firm of which he was then a member.The Merchants Bank contested the claim on the ground that the claim was lor, capital, up to deceased's death, had not been withdrawn from the business.Further that by the deed of dissolution of April 10, 1886, of the lirm McLachlan Brothers & Co., the said J.S.McLachlan hada stipulated that his capital should remain in the business, and that he should only rank after the ordinary creditors.The Court held that the late Jno.8.McLachlan should be looked upon up to the time of his death as the sole partner of Wiillam McLachlan; that his partiol- pation in the business and profits of the insolvent firm, entailed obligation to share in its losses, and that the fact that his exccutors had permitted the business of the insolvent firm to continue up to tho time of assignment without demanding liquidation, and without taking measures to free themselves of responsibility, could not prejudice the rights of third parties, nor confer a right which the ] Jah .dcLachlan could not have exercised himself, that of taking rank with the ordinary creditors.The curator, Mr.W.A.Caldwell, was_acoordingly In- -ptructéa not to consider the clalm, until the ordinary creditors were satisfled.Costs gainst claimants, \u2018 \u201cThe claim of Dame Annie Mclaren against Wm.McLachlan, et al, insolvents, Merchants Bank, contestant, has been dismissed, with costs; Judge Teller ordering the curator, W.8.Usldwell, not to consider claimant\u2019s claim Tor $15,498 until after the ayment of the creditors, \u2018I'he cofitestant Pp alleged thet entries to lhe credit of the clatmant in the boolta of the insolvent firm were fictitious and .nade in collusion with Jobin 8, Mokschlan, to preserve certain property belonging to him or to the firm, and that any sums appearing to the credit of claimant were not her personal property.The court held that the contestant had fustifisd the essential allegations of the contestation, and delivered judgment acaordingly.An Action Dismissed.\u201cThe action of the Sisters of the Côngrera- tion of Notre Dame de Montreal against the School Commissioners of Cote St.Paul has been dismissed with costa by Judge Doherty.Plaintiff stated that the had agreed to erect a séhool house, if a suitable site were given them, and on condition thaï they shall be exempt from taxation, in the municipality of Cote St.Paul, and further that the commissioners should pay them an annual sum of $900 for twenty- ive \u2018years.The \u2018plaintiffs had erected a schoolhouse nt à cost of $24,688.In April, 1891, defendants had notified piaintiffe thay.their ser would \u2018be mo longer required.alntiffs now sued for judgment 0 due September 1st, with interest.The Court having re viewed the facts of the case, decided that the commissioners had no power to enter into such a \u2018contract, which was thersfore null and void.viens The pl Fined for Using Threatening 1 Language.James -Pettestro and Alexis Pars, firemen, were fined eight dollars each by Judge Des- noyers this morning for using threatening language egainst Alexis Dupre, © MARRIAGES, MACKENZIE-LAFORTUNE~AL Notre Dame ane Mnckabrie, of tho Jacques Chri) Alexa \u201cMackKengie, ol.tue ues Cartler Bank, nephow of Mon.Rodrigue Masson, to Ales Juliette Lafortune, © : DEATHS, .WICKHAM- ul, ° : y UE .double wid ; : A ifteen injured combatants were taken to land is daily dropping under the scare of Lhe ese were familiar words; A J.B.Normand, Esq, of Three Livers.Heliotrope Striped Bedford Cords, 85a au ir fe ND et ce tien od\u2019 ca The Piano speaks for itself.and Price List.hospitals for treatment.Many other per- supposed coming of Home Ruie in Ireland.did they think of them! They had d, June 22nd, ; p MERNIMAN-KNOW LTON-Married, De sens\" Black Striped Bedford Cords, 85c Chote of this lot for only £50 per yard.à ñi it?Y sons were slightly injured.A mouth ago the stock was quoted at 325; gracious spirit of Chriat; 1hey had hl Ont.by the Kev.donn Grentell, Mr.Hervert 8° Slate Striped Bedford Cords, 85c 7 Would you like to see i ou \u2014 Mr.O'Brien addressed an anti-Parnellite to-day the quotation is 311.There are favor.Christ's grace was holiness steap Merriman, son of Isaac Merriman, ksq.of Fawn Striped Bedford Cords, 850 LOT NO.3.# are invited to NAIL ORDERS LECEIVE PROXPT ATTENTION.meeting this meeting.He began by declar- many holders who offer to seil, but buyers in love.Christ's graciousness while 0 Eigin, Co.of Leeds, Ont, to Miss Bertha A lot of All Wool Dress Goods in all the new : ng that if they were attacked they (the are few.earth had been manifested in Lonurier Knowlton, daughter of Jessie Knowlton, Esq., BEDFORD CORDS colors, double width.This is a special good lot anti-Parnellites) would defend themselves.RRR able ways; yet with what ingratitude { of Singleton's Côrner, Co.Leeds, Out, Of ext: lue and width, in all New and is worth 750, oloice for only 40c per yard.The issue al stake, he sald, was whether DOMINION EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.been requited! His was a love that MCLEAN-BOTTOM-\u2014At Sherbrooke, que, June nd Fashionable Color > only 60 \u2019 OUR MID-SUMMER SALE thoy yond abandon (ladstone and rm Kuowledger concerning She second pa 13, by Rev, Canon Thorneloe, 1.M, McLean * , \u2018 .a e chances oO ome rule by PAR.the text, \u201cThe love of Go Nd on, Clara, daughter of the late George Bottom.yard, usual value 80c.LOT oo \u2014 te of th electing factionlsts, or whether they [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] they belleved in Christ, they could MAY-ELLIOTT\u2014June 15, at Arlington, Mass, For cheap Dress Goods come to pot of Al Wool Bootoh Chevists of tb with ° \u2019 Will Commence on Monday next, should send a united party to Parliament.pôrraw A.June 27.\u2014The exports from tue doubt the love of God.\u201cGod Bo lo if by Kev.Martin K.schermeriorn, John Ernest 8.CARSLEY.This lot would be cheap at 90¢, our price will be John Redmond addressed & meeting in ain Po eh he Inonth of May My Jo world that He gave His only be n fond Sa of the late Geo.May, Lo Sophia Craw- = only 606 ver yard.1824 Notre Dame Street JULY 4th.Cork last night.He said that the Farnellite flsnet] \"e 105 98 a role : ie $ : 36.0 i: that whosoever believeth in Him Abou ford Elliott, Mail orders promptly attended to._ proposals were approved by an overwhelme i es, Le erciues sT $1,975,104; anl- pot perish, but have everiasting Life.\u201d Be SUTHERLAND-PARMENTER \u2014 At Hamilton, LOT NO.8 \u201c(Near MoGill Street) Ing majority of 4he Irish in America, and MAIS and Lheir produce, $1,573.038; sgrieul- communlon of the Holy Ghost mesh June 22, by Kev.Dr.Sutherland, James B.- 2 that the anti-Parnellites in Americs were ture.$1,884,034; manuiactuves, $263,997; fellowship, or participation in his bolin » DY .; Sutherland, of Toronto, to Theresa M., daughter À very large lot of Dress Goods in plain colors, .miscellaneous, $132,380; total, $7,170, ol AW rente Summer Dress Goods méfie etre EEE Where this lovely instrument HENRY & À ILTON, Bestia wes dstormined™aor So ba drives $16, ano: inoronse: ot $300\u2019 \"ova: Echiuess Vas, required tor fellowship, { | ' 1 ù BY, « For © TEEL-JONES\u2014At Waterloo, Que, June 8, by DRESS PATTERNS or Yoo 4 eleven months 3 Q : i, of only per yar will be exhibited for the next from public life.ending May 31 of the current fiscal year.ding an affecting farewell to his heare.ven.Archdeacon 1.indsay, Harlow E.Teel A q y 4 ï very large stock of Summer LIMERICK, June 27.\u2014Mr.Jordan, M.P., was © Son pi dons, of Waterloo.\u201coo (MEMO) Dreés Patterns in all the most LOT No.6.few days, 1504 Victoria Square, Montreal attacked OY 8 crowd of Parnelilies toda 572,888 during the.conesponding posion.ot The Rev.John M, King, D.D.principh .x i 1 3 a V 10 ai - > \" .° v =e Ley a WILLIAMSON-BUTLER_AL St.Thomas, Que.fashionable fabrics to select from.auû Drab ahados about 5 pieces former Tries 2201.Parneliito meeting.Mr.Jordan was struck 18st year, an Ingrease of $12,083,578.Tho the Manitoba Presbyterian College, Win june 15, by Kev, W.Lilance, Joseph W.Wil.SPECIAL LINE from #50 to 500.This iot we wish to clear out The action was Premature.on the head, his hat being smashed In, and ma or 8 or ay last amounted to pox.occupied the pulpit of St, Gabriel Fras Arman \u2018Butler, and daughter of Ira Young, of Of All Wool Dress Patterns in every at once so lave marked them accordingly.Take ; ; he was cümpelled to take reluge in & rail- Ÿ9: 424.759 and.for the previous ten byterlan Churoh yesterday morning.St.Thomas.C0, Missisquol.leading shade, $4.50 each.yous choles for only 100 per yard Poraliier dif Lachapaile has hoon diemasedt We station.A sirong detachment of police MONS ~ $83.876,146 a trons\u201d ings; Botched an earueat sermon from John 25, y 7 \u2019 \u2019 im 4% a : \u201cJesus saith unto him, Thomas, Mat ty Canon Curran, gesisted by Mev.1.ANOTHER LINE For the largest stock of Dress Goods to, soleot but without costs, by Judge Doherty.Plain: PoTINd, 0% So ule hotel, On the way the Year of $6,300,905, an inorease of 894,581 tpou pos Pick upto him, Thomas, because Robinson, E.Langdon Wilks, Galt, to of tylish Dress Patterns, 6.75 from snd tho best value \u2018come Or send your tif alleged that defendant had purchased words to disperse the crowd.Several ar- compared with the eleven months of the blessed are they that have not seen Me 8 A Pauline, daughter of John Inchereau Kingsratli, very 5 y:18 Toss atterns, Ho.orders.to \u2014 S=\u2014\u2014=\u2014\"=5{ land of him for $1100 ($200 cash, balance rests were made.\u2019 fiscal year 1890-91.The duty collected yot have believed.\u201d Dr.King graphis A Judge of the County Court of Bruce.Morton Striped Dress Patterns, $6.75 .4 payable by instalments), and hypothecated _ _ during May amounted to $1,458,529,0r $17,- described the circumatances leading up to WOOLNOUGH-COLBREE-At Toronto, June 22 Silk Striped Dress Patterns, $6.75 ï MU R P HY & Co said land for said purchase price, and that Charge Against Colonel Oth 518,251 for the eleven months, a decrease of the text, and said that for a whole week Wm.Woolnough, of Toronto, to Jennie V.Col- Fancy Plaid Dress Patterns, $6.75 0 N the security thus given had been dimin- &e Against Colonel Otter.$2,607,319, compared with the revenue col- Thomas had withstood all the pleadings of bree, of Bridgeport, Conn.Fancy Checked Dress Patterns, $6.75 ished, defendant having destroyed and car- TORONTO, June 27.\u2014E.A.Macdonald, who lected during the corresponding period of ine disciples, and had refused to believe t WILSON-MAOKENZI t St.John, N.B., June v 1781 & 1783 ried off the wood upon the land.Plaintiff ran for the Legislature tn April on the An- the fiscal year 1890-91 owing to the aboli- Christ had risen from the dead ath [I 21, by Hev.A.J.McFarland, Kdward Wilson to I - OR EEE ; OVELTY t bad obtained wills of Saplas and of seizure Ta ae Ro, loo lieutenant in the tion of the sugar dutles,\u2019 this not because of any reluctance.to 3 Jessie MacKenzie, both of St.John, n Summer Dress Fabrics come to ore judgment for the rest of his claim, 1\u2018 5 n camp & re seen t th, but simpl h DÉATHS S.CARSLEY.Notre Dame Street.alleging fraudulent secretion on the Niagara last week.One night while sleep- THOUSAND ISLAND PARK FEES, - the S peDble were De ee x ; ADDIE\u2014At Miiby, Que., June 14, Jane Palfour, - part of defendant.These writs had ing In his tent, Lieut.Hardy, son of Hon.A, \u2014 incredulous, and always wishing to feel th \u201c \u201cvite of James Addie, P, L.8.Mail Orders exeouted promptly.Terms Unsk and Only One Prices 150t 115 en quashed, on preliminary exception and 8.Hardy, went into an adjoining tent and [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| ground upon which he was about to tread: BELLA! Frelighsburg, Que., June 14, Infant son P hillips Squar ©.laintiff now pleaded for theirmaintenance, proposod to tar and feather Macdonald, KINGSTON, June 27.\u2014Th ill be t The preacher had no reason to belisve that & Mr and Myo SOUT: (ue.\u2019 - efendant pleaded a general denial, and Macdonald heard of the proposal, and INGSTON, June 27.\u2014 There wi Best Onrist denied plesseaness in Thomas of Mr.and Mrs.J.Bell.SILKS! further tizat the action was premature, the nade a complaint against Hardy before Whether a fog can be collected at the Thou- Christ denied uny blesseaness in Thom BARTLETT-\u2014At Melbooune, Que., June 12, Nel.* r -\u2014 money not vet boing que 5 der the deed Deputy Adjutant-General Otter.which Saud lsiand Park.Justice G N.Kennedy.f&ith; on the contrary, he was nm son J, Bartlett, aged 68 years and b months.JUST RECEIVED ) ver sued n Further ho set up a counter claim was dismissed.Macdonald bad en in- 91 Syracuse, and family, reached the park.biessed then, than ever he had been before, HROOKE\u2014At Colebrooke, County Fermanah, Ire- Al hipment of Silks for the pres- 8 , p Re th Colonel Otte h The ladies approached the gate, informed The question was: Did the words of Chriss land, June 3, Moyrah Alice, infant daughter of ont) se i the eee Si the write referred tas ES ho recited \"is complaint.He told Colonel the gateman that Justice Kennedy followed 88cribe a higher bleaseaness than f thnk RIG AANA Phlipsbung Qué, June 10,Josiah Black Gros Grain Silks 1250 \u2019 \" Court held that he land in question was Otter that he proposed to bring a civil Shop, aud that Je mont setile.Toy were pion Colmes ibrough ne qe 8.Brigham, M.D., aged 74 years.Black Faille francaise Wood-iand, and the only use cou u .1 à foilowed by Justice Kennedy.The gentie- that.they could CORBETT\u2014Killed on the Vermont Central Ral.Black Surah Silks Advertisement.J [ner g Ae 00 S a D ee Dot care ['i was published in a thousand Man asked for the tickets for tho Darty.way, June 24, P.J.Corbett, aged 19, second Black China Silks .o bp .papers.When Lieut.Macdonald left Colonel Whereupon the Justice said: \u201cI have a cot- son of Mr.John Corbett, of Tingwick, Danville.Black Moire Silks men Sarefisl a Soho.ol.Biber he met Lieut.Hardy, who apologized.t#&e® on this Park and am going to it.\u201d CUNNINGHAM\u2014At Winnipeg, June 25, 1892, Colored Gross Grain Silks , - Lieut.Macdonald is formulating a charge He was allowed to pass and then proceeded \\ Margaret Wilson, the wife of the late Alexander Colored Faîile P > mm ; The Rev.Father O'Meara, P.P, dis- against Colonel Otter, to be forwarded to tO bis summer house.- There is little doubt .ca hain, of this city.Funeral notice here- olored l'aille rrancaise tributed the prizes at Sarsfield School on Major-General Herbert, setting forth that Put that the cottage owners and visitors to f a = after, .Colored Surah Silks BOOKS\u2014 Saturday morning., [here were présent In many other things, Colonel Otter has the Park opposed to the gate fee, will de- to ourselves.Faith without sight was the FORTUNE\u2014At Huntingdon, Que, Christina, Shot Surah Silks among other visitors: Rev.Father Bruyere, treated the men with marked discourtesy mand that the trustees make a test case of only faith possible for us to exercise, and it widow.of the late Dr.L.Fortune, Colored China Silks We have still some paper- D; of St.Charies, Pelletier and Casey, an OUrteSY.the affair before they submit to farther WAS not less blessed than that which wits FRICKER\u2014June 22, at Parkdale, Ont., H, M.Colored Mcire Silks : ) Messrs.J.H.Semple, Archambault, James Selling French Secrets.taxation at the entrance to the Park, Many beesed the life of Christ, and saw the marks Fricker, child of W.I.Fricker.Printed Surah and China Silks, Ja bound Books selling at halt Rogers, Wim.Daly, J, Favreau, Fouchette, Lownox, June 27.\u2014The clerk in the Navy of thos: who bought admission tickets will of His wounds, and saw Him ascend into GRAHAM\u2014At St, John, N.B., June 22, Vola PS price.Many recent publica- ete.The valedictory address In French was Department, who has been arrested, ask thas their money be relunded, on the Heaven.The [sith that was promised to Clyde, chiid of Enoch W.Graham.S CARSLEY.1 ; EUR read by George Dubuc and that in English charged with conveying documents relative Rround that if one is taxed afi should be have blessing, musi have for ils base th HBOPE\u2014At Bamilton, June 23, Jane Mary, wife of vi Gas ar rad tions are included in this by John Miggins.Interesting musical ex- to the French defences to Germany and taxed.It ie understood that Justice Ken.¢rucified, risen Chris and blessed wey the late Charles James Hope, in ber 71st year.: Reduoti ercises were gone through, in wnich O Italy, is named Grenier.He deciares that Dedy will fight the matter to the end.they indeed who found in Christ,.the Saviour KAVANAGH\u2014AT Hamilton, June 22, Frederick : eduction, Wirth, violin solo, J.Daly in recitation, Captain Herry D.Borup, of the Ordnance \u2014 they needed.The Doctor ciosed by reciting C.Kavanagh, aged 21 years.COSTUMES.; ; and Jas.Rogers as accompanist, speclally Department of the Navy, who is the mili- HEARD OPERAS BY TELEPHONE.the lines, Lead, kindly light, MUIR\u2014At Detroit, Mich., June 23, Willlam K, LADIES, before leaving the city CHILDREN\u2019S TOY BOOKS distinguished themseives.Mr.J.H.Sem- 5 on che of the American legation here, = ns Dominion Square Methodist Church Muir, formerly resident of Hamilton.SPECIAL SALE for the seaside, be sure and call in at ; ; ple, on benalf of the Commissioners, ex- bought plans of the defences and com: ISPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Î The new aston of Dominion Square PRICE\u2014At St, John, N.B., M.Elizabeth Price, Of Ladies\u2019 Costume Skirts in several , ! The largest assortment in the pressed special satisfaction prit pe Pa municated them to Germany and Itaty.Mr.LoNDON, June 27.\u2014The Prince ot Wales Methodist Ohare Rev.A.O.Courtice, de» \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014-8aughter of the late Edmund A.Price, new materials, with sufficient ma- OGILVY'S and secure a city to choose from.Selling flou we ihe 80 eee ovis Ire rémnisss Coolidge, the American minister, has writ- and the Duke of York have boon visiting the livered his first sermon there yesterday, He SPELLMAN-\u2014In this city, on the 26th inst.at terial for bodi .ra 0 provide Verger premises.ton a formai letter to Captain Borup in Earl of Warwick at Warwiox Castie sie | hose for his text the fourth chanter of St.No.92 Colborne -street, James, beloved son\u2019 of T1g4 Lor bodice, ; at 20 per cent.off regular Tnere were now nearly 600 scholars, and tothe ch made against Bim b .chose for his text the fourth chanter 0 ; ; ; Reduced to Half P low of Tega EC onpalnst him by Earl adopted several ingenlous pians to en- Paul's First Epistie to the Corinthians, bee Joseph Speliman, Esq., aged 6 months.Funeral educed to Ha roe.rices, space was too limited to allow of more than Grenier, Captain Borup denies that he nas tertain his guests, among them being the uts vi p 1 D Comoros Friends aoû noqiainiamos melges MODEL COSTUMES P aor tO ho Daronte and {rends being communicated anything to Germany or utilization of the thestraphonn a jas, Me Ee Tis istorn of Christ and cbawardeorin COREA vien aang Laces are Fo : ee [IVY 5 Élpéribéton ol prises folowsd oo Waly.Be will ov sey whether he sat the telephone which sonveye or long distances martin er cree 41d slewards of the ROM 1 In all the leading European styles ) SOUVENIR BOOKS Tool DOS NL oy Hor WO; : documents to Washington.It ie probable everything audibie that oes on upon a ini id th kor, affecting th THOMAS Died, on the 26th inst, Wiliam T.a Speclal prizes giver by Rev.W.O'Meara: Reli- , Le land \\ p influences, said the speaker, affecting 1 Thomas, architect, tn his 64th year, eldest son LADIES\u2019 SEASIDE DRESSES Photo Album of Montreal gious instruction, lst, C.Dwyer, 2nd, Bertie st, Skat Captain Borup will have to leave Paris.ggage or elsewhore.Saturday night week, condition of modern soctety\u2014the piatfors of the late Willlam \u2018Thomas, of Toronto.LADIES\u2019 COUNTRY DRESSES the most suitable and profitable for : I d Mars, 3rd, J, Mcquilan.Another Royal Commission.the party in Lhe castle heard over the wire the press and the pulpit \u2018Vhes Funeral will leave his late residence, 110 Mac- sg iday D f all kinds Views.Illustrated Montreal, ial prizes given by Rev.J.H.Couvrieres: \u201d à fine rendition of the \u201cGondoliers,\u201d and on three influences operated for good kay street, to the Church of St.James the Ladies\u2019 Holiday Dresses o in Summer Wear.i Religious Instruction, 18t, G.Dubuc, 20d, A.Bis- QUEBEC, June 27.\u2014The cabinet has ap- Sunday they listened in the sama manner 5 wh > an , Toronto, Halifax and Quebec.i i dm t evil accordiug to the manner in whieh Apostle, at 8 o'clock, on Tuesday, 28th inst.Ladies\u2019 Summer Tweed Dresses sonnette, 8rd, O, Lanctot.pointed a Royal Commission to investigate to services conducted in Christ Church, Bir- th directed.The ra 1 (Toronto papers please copy.) 150 2 Ladies\u2019 Summer Serge Dresses .\u2014 \u2018Montreal after 250 Years.\u201d Spectal prizes given by Hon.E.Murphy: James the payment of $112,000, subsidies of the mingham.The arrangements were 56 suo.ogy, Lore 1 are © range TURGEON\u2014At Quebec, June 23, at the age ot 70 |» Ladies\u2019 Summer Cloth Dresses \u201c Appleton\u2019s Canadian Guide 5.Dwyer.4.Migeine, P.Fuchs.Jos.paw.| Montreal and Sorel Railway Company, to cessful that the Prince of Walos desired that or orcs of Lue Dress was immens years and 6 months, Mrs, Jullé Simoneau, wife adie ; ppleton's Ca uide P, Dwyer, J.Mj, P.Fuchs, Jos.Daly, J.certain politicians during the Mercier the fost ot be stad.wi and it wouid be fortunate \u201cindeed if all co of Capt.Plerre Turgeon, Every new style in outdoor Costumes Book.\u201d McTiwaine, J.Nolan, regime.The commission is composed of °D2 _fnstrume connected, with the pected with It would utilize thé poxër : ; for Summer wear Spectal prizes given by Wim.Daly, Bad: John PB \u2018Casgrain, ex-M.P., and Messrs, C°Yênt Garden Theatre.This was done and placed in thelr hands, for good.The via Le A tire 22, Ethel Maude, \" 8 CARSLEY.Dunn, Jos.Daly, John McElligotte, C.Wirth, J.Stephens SR Parizeau, M.I.A\u2019; The for on Tuesday last the party in Warwickshire form afforded an opportunity to earnest .e .EN ennedy.ht , heard the whole of the opera \u201cHomeo and | 3 ANNIVERSARY SERVICE Mail Orders receive prompt attention.J TENNIS GOODS Special prizes ven by J.Rogers, Esq.: H.Doyle, mer, being a Quebecker, pit be granted an Juliet p - Hen to Endeavor fob fe thelr own Sony a ; ; Raquets, Nets, Balls®and all A; Germain, J.Underdown, R.Germain.allowance for expenses, but the others have \u2014\u2014_ uipit, elevated with the dignity of expres ohn soniversar service will be bold in 8t Patrick's : at all prices, for Ladies and » OU, vis.Special prizes gtven by J.Faireau, Esq.; R.offered their services gratuitously.It is BUFFALO BILL AT WINDSOR.bh A tt d divine truth, had eff 1 ee ee ee for 8 Children\u2019s Dresses Childrbn\u2019s Dresses.other Tennis requisites.We Germain, ©.Gougeon, stated that should any payments prove to Toro Jafeulable mood.Ministers ob the ih Aylmer street, Montreal 156 1 , : carry Slazenger\u2019s goods only.SIXTH YEAR, COMMERCIAL COURSE.have been made irregularly, the Govern- [SPECIAL TO THR STAR.) calculable (Rood.in pistes 0) ter oh SERSONAL DETECTIVES OF THE MOST RÉ 7 The Color perfectly Fast.; : O.Lanctot, conduct, application, mensuration ment will take proceedings to recover such LONDON,June 27.-\u2018Buffalo BU\u201d and \u2018Nate pren ailes directea \u2018 : liable character are furnished by the Canadian Our prices will compare very and writing.Accessite: arithmetlt, French, dic- amounts, : Salisbury are delighted with the continued ge aber of the congregation\u2019 tecret Bervice, Temple Building, Montreal, The The Wear unequalled favorably with anything on tation, book-keeping, geography.~~.Starvation in Mexico.success of the \u201cWild West\u201d show at Earls bh 1th f The ; Leads of this office are special sworn Detactives for * : Herbert Doylé, conduct, application, English 1 has bi .in the pusition of passengers.n the whole Dominion and are under contract with ket.ammar, arithmetic, mebsuration.Accessits: CITY OF MExi0o, June 27.\u2014Reports come Court.Its success has been crowned by ation should not look upon the pas! ibe Provincial Government to perform ai Soir Bargains in Dress Goods.the marke ular attondance history, Frenc grammar.jrom the interior that notwithstanding the the command for a special performance Fri.nominations tight.Alfiearninig had Criminal Letective work.References, the leading Frank Light, conduct and application, regular wide-spread movement for the temporary day afternoon at Windsor Castle before sprung from one mind.Bt.Paul\" vw Fe otal\u201d Bach Le pitr John All our Colored Goods, reduced to CLOCKS attendance, bookkeeping, oography; Accesaits, relief of the poorest classes of the people the Queen.\u201cBuffalo Bill,\u201d Salisbury, the fbrmit himeelf to be made the leada A ot ham erelal Brane * Her ; reading, mensuration arithmetic.Alpert McCabe, who are suffering from goarcity of food, cowboys, Indians, Cossacks and South PAT tn the onurch.The rev.géntiem SONAL.DOREN WEED: Wholesale Prices.Conveniént for carrying with conduct and application, reading, aictation; ac- {here has been Mach suffering.Two dead American gauchos, left Earls Court for PO aad by expressing his contamD ES aapoo for clcansine and beautléyine tha .- you to the country.Hand- cessitas A ver and mom Sram- men were discovered near the town of Ira- Windsor on a special train at three o'clock, compliments on his preacning 5 ET Hours trams\u201d 00% J T.Lyona, cor; of = * composition, French \u2018grammar; accessits: geo.PUAtO, Who Were found to have nothing The party numbered fifty, The greatest compliment his congregation Craig and Blsury streota, (8) some Onyx and Metal Clocks aphy, arithmetic, dictation.mensuration, spell- more in thelr stomachs than a handful 0 precautions mate taken} Py, the court officals, him was to attend his prayé iece.and history.\u2018Wm, Gleeson, conduct and a alfalfa and some tunas.The local govern- - , P mes address of the Misses Épooon.formers J AS.A.OGILVY & SON S for Mantelpiece Prices on plication, writin , bookkeeping; accessits: Frenah ments and benevolent private associations With the name of each performer was largely Mr, Courtice was ord of Montreal, communicate with \u201cP, 2825,\" Sram these goods exceedingly low.and Engiish Tending, mensuration, English litera- are doing much to relieve the poor people.obliged to be submitted a day ahead.The ars ago.He graduated frô 7 oe.1501 The Family Li d Drapery House ture.P.Dwyer, conduct and application, com- ; arena where the performance was given is \u2018 : © Fam y men 38 p Ty ) position, French reading; accessits: French dicta- Mr.Watson's Statement Challenged, in front of East Terrace.All the members CARI 208 to 207 St.Antoine street, CROQUET SETS\u2014 don, 5e ey Mir Tati g, Bou WINNIPEG, June 27.\u2014Robert Watson, of the Royal family, with the addition of J a C NETS 144 to 150 Mountain street.We have two or three sets of y.fonduct ahd application, dictation, history; the new Minister of Folie Gr ka in {ne Visiting royalties and diplomats, ware pres- \u2018 \u2018 P D T HONE 8225.C t which will b 1d accessits: geography, French grammar, English Teenway governmen posing en : er Dozen.LEP, 2 roquet which will be so Hterature.Arthur Pouliot, conduct and appijca- 88 a temperance candidate.Al a public after which he came to assume À G.0.ARLESB & CO.BRANCH STORE\u2014St.Untherine Street, considerably under market tion, French dictation; accessits: mensuration, meeting at McGregor on Saturday, he de- INSURED A LUNATIC, wo .261 8t James st, Corner Buckingham Avenne.French grammar, French reading, James Rogers, clared he had never drank, and the state- TT \u2019 - 148 necking! prices, conduct and appiloation, English reading; acces- ment was promptly challenged by an slector, ISPECIAL TO THE STAR] Three Lawyers Summoned Before - TELEPHONE 3335 160t Biss sa Mequilan sonduet And cation ose who declared he had drank with him.Mr.KrvasToN, June 27.\u2014A couple of weeks Council._ ; LEATHER GOODS\u2014 history; accessite: Eng.gram.A.Bissonette, Watson called the man a Har, and jumping ago, when an insurance agent was going My.Globen syndio of the Bar m conduct and application, French reading, French {rom the platform, started to fight his op- through Rockwood Asylum, one of the pa- M ky, th 1 thon i j 0 ortment of Baers, Purses = Engh grammar £.Germain'conduor ponent (a Sullivan.lt was some time be- tients took & sudden craze to have his ifte | Montreal, has ordered three of the memte ur ass e 288, 9 grammar, English grammar; 4 .TY to appear before the Council.Cne of t ao ; 1 And application, ge0g.; accessita: Frencu reading, fore the row was stopped.insured.The agent was tinally obliged to j pre à with i tered th and Card Cases is a very large French grammas, English dictation: # Myre Run Down and Sunk with All Hands, make some kind of a biufl to get rid of the 18 aoe nt Po tee i cat French dictation: C.i one and we can promise our gonduct apd applica! on, ch dic D Hararax, N.8, June 27,\u2014Theship \u201cFred.fellow, and accordingly drew un a poliey fees with him.The second is the dron, conduct and application; accessits tor $10,000 on a onlendar.This morning writing: A.Du- B, Taylor,\u201d Captain Hurlburt, was run the agent received this \u201ccheque: whose conduct was severely arith CHILDREN\u2019S SAILOR DRESSES patrons entire satisfaction in attendance, English mmar, gs - y ¢ 799 Sz J ames St , In Cream and Ni.vy Serges these goods.Qualities are ond: ait sopfiadion; ac Satine oon or EE aa Hoo rie core To Ym.Mitchall, Chior Cashier of the Ontario Soe.time ozo oT is Charged MONTREAL, 26th June, 1892.The most comfortable tur seaside wear, first-class and we always lave guet and ap ontlon: pocossite: French rending, was & native of Yarmouth.He was married Please pay to the order of , the sum of having been gulity of contempt of ¢ 8.CARSLEY the latest styles both in Chate- mar oo gr » Bnglish gr and jeavesa widow, but no children, He has eight hundred and thirty-seven dollars, and cnarge The three cases will come before the Coxihs throughout Canada of the following sqqiaamers - ; Shopping B .FIFTH YEAR, COMMERCIAL.held a master's certificate for forty years.tomy account.This only the quarterly pay- oll on Tuesday probably.It is expeeted this our WINÉ LIST since lass inane, with peines DO YOU WEAR RIGBY 7 laine and Shopping Bags, P.Fuchs, conduct and appieation, regular at Probably all The cadet eigers and erew are ment.gne of the cases, if proved, will be.med CHAMPAGNES Eatin Kr, drawing; acoessits: FUEL: 1798 tons; built at Tusket In 1888.Wits connoopnaticls well educated and highly desit w : If you don't, you haven't all the PAPETERIÉS\u2014 don, aitendane joog., RE access drame liam Ham Was the manging owner.oonnecied Znelishman.- Action Against the Street Kallway Compal comfort in life that is easily within A compact little box containing , lag, French grammar; Bills Reserved, .NEW TORONTO POLITICAL PARTY.N.Turcotte has taken an action for $! - Porinet Extra Sec, quarts only.your reach.apor and envelopes, is the oran sel conduct an pL 3 Querxa, June 27,\u2014The Lieut.-Governor \u2018 damages 2idalnst Me gg Sallwa \u2018 us Perinet Fila Bsc, quartsonly.For a very moderate sum you can Pp : aphy, rel ous instruction, A.Bellsle, con- has reserved the following bills for the sig- {sPROIAL TO THE STAR.) , hen crossing the street cs, IERICAN CHAM have a combined overcoat and water- most convenient way to carry foo aha application, French grammar, Eng.piflcation of the Governor-General's plese TORONTO, June 27, \u2014 Since recent pro- by on ot 8 the Colnpany's D AN ER 1C AN © aA (PAGNES.proof and then you will be able to your necessary supply of writ- grammar, translation; roan: religious lustruc- sure: ; Vinclal pyelections à movement 48 doen Sd dans EE J Fleafant alley Wine Oo, Bholms, Éteuben dos defy summer showers or autumnal ing materials to the seaside or An act to incorporate La Banquo Hypathecaire with Soda es ely into à permanent her ler Pa : i i 20 sins.; i An act to legalize civilly the marriage and con.political party, A meeting was hela last vy bs A Delicious Wine.820 00 821 00 You can also he free of that dis- country, and before purchasing a Jon tract Of marriage of Hearl Atmo Bourasss and seerivy.composed chiefly ot those Who ro contends Lat there were thres hot ; ' STILL MOSELLE WINE.agreeable sensation (which you have elsewhere you should have a ¥; aceesaits: religious instruction, UA Purisslma Hobert, been instrumental In furthering the candi- (Bd Sar 8s the time and the > \"3 Henkell & Co.often exporienced) of having the rain an look at the values we are English reading, book: The Mexican Presidency: dature of Mr.Phillips Thompson.After were driving céreloss'y.: HDRr.\u2026\u2026uccceereecceu menus & 8 00 810 09 drip from your coat on to the calves USTIC - offering, keeping oR grammar; accessits:atiendalice, Orix or Mexico, June 27Th6 general Dre (he prospects of holt cal success Canadian Pacific Farlngs.4 Brauneverger NN 14 00 \u201c15 00 of, our Je 8 by providing pourself > Renee, conden appl cision, Eng.a Slegtion for fia holga of electors who ul names of Mr, Thompson's supporters and Following is the official return of CALIFORNIA WINES wi 1gby rrooled Irousers.$ ELLULOID GOODS\u2014 French spelling; accessits: French ra 580- ; 1 Gall An organized mestiog of those in.earnings of the road from June ig f Zintandei Olaret .86 00 $7 00 oC KERS, © i LU 4 .rap.Sllchinetlc, transiation.3 rea thdates Lor President, ocourred yesterday in terested in the furthering of all radical 21st, 1892, as compared with th dock.790 80 SANITARY BED COVERS.4.y - Many nice little nick-nacks in cations A.TeDIané, conduct n, everything passed off quietly, 1t is exe Political measures, A temporary commit Dinghy 209 1000 =o .AD , ED or YELLOW Oelluloid suitable for presents.ta, religious instrgo pected tne choice\u2019 of the grest majority of 140 Wes appointed, .Port, quarts only.\" \u2014 200 cure Fibre Ohamois Co.(limited), which Ju s ; electors will fall on President D à Fee BORER p Anyolion, in quarts oniy.:.2122027 800 LEE has lately been incorporated, has just gl Some very handsome Dressing Signs and Passwords Allowed.ADDRESS TO HON, ROBERT WATSON, of Zescorus .: AUSTRIAN WINES laced on the market thess Now Onsen, with carved Celluloid | access! a Tonoxro, June 27\u2014Archbishop Walsh, [errotAL TO TRE STAR.Suing Mr.Tarte, R.Bohlumbergor's Austrian Vosian Goldeck anitary Bed Covers, which are ex- fittings.| ome brandon: GF oid, Prema cosas; supreme spiritual adviser of the Catholls | Orrawa, June 27,\u2014he Liberai members _Treffe Berthiaums, (Eroptistor.0 Wines.ted to quite revolutionize the : donduét and application, atten Union of Knights of St John.at present in 8t the Mouse of Commons, have prepared an Fresse, is suing J.L na for $ No.119 Red Voslaner, this Wine edding cover trade of the Dominion.Rkeoping.F.Burns eeseion in this city, has given his sanation address to present to their late colleague, This amount is cialmed fur pri Nod By character, full favor, 810 00 The goods are not expensive, and are aot gation; aspessiie: reading, draw.to the order to adopt a code of signs and Hon, Robert Watson, who has resigned his Canadien for some time back, No.113 Rea Vosiau Goläsck, à superior to what hus been so long in N.B.\u2014Mail Orders promptly 28 bookkes hr oT.yan, welsh passwor, which lias aways up CA 5 @ pres- ë Jn order to segapt & portfolio in being done by La Presse machin Pi tho pen pu bent 12 00 1800 - de, - po p Py its: obi grammar, = \u2018ao clergy of the Roman Catholle nur sad on the address Was that : of Mr, aux on and Change of Tims, A asso e a S.C ARSLEY and carefully attended to.d The Manitoba Harvest.then foi lowed those of the Ei iish pom polhe Délswato & Hudson train w .ïs armee nn co app Whenteeo, June 37.\u2014Al opinions agree rod alae oh, Mem cers oO arty ?: .FRASER, VIGER & CO,, res, 1767, 1709, 1773, 1775, 770,077, 1970 ; ; \u2014# \u2014 ÉoNell, apoessits: conduot \u2018Ad.application, thatthe Manitods harvogt will bo earlier 12e\" Watson ut casanes of te sioner ial £0 BF tia dhangod ts Fi Loaving ab ; \u2019 : : .bookkesp! wing, dictation, history.F this Tear than Jast, motrittstanding the by tbe Greenway Government on the Separ- re Family Grocers and Wine Merchants, Norse Daz Sraesn , ; 5 v ati sop.backward sprit, \u2018The root stop ; Bohool iy So _.Union St.Plerrs | ITALIAN WARENOUS, \u2019 Moxtsean D2 ) \u2018os bistory, oplétoiaiy oorrespondence dussd Thoreis nottes siigkdont trous A AT Rene The Union Bt.Plerre will ve .OUBE, CL 1892 Balls, $3.00 per dozen.Keer te rs ond grammar | qoad, There 1s not silg traubile: > L feast of thelr patron saint.109 56 James py noes Montreal.C A R S L EY\u2019 S 1892 Club; 2.50 per dozen, Brainy, Doseslis: googranhy, Fy uae Hise.: Si sg Church, on Wednesday moni A 1501 LL > .: wd Leys priy.At \u2026.i .: .: A y ot I ny ; ON'S NEURALGL = ; R, ir Pain 1s SEF EAA Tors La Tao Eero estate etl beech atin £ we Cherian aS Bt.Cathertse 1642 M WITH ç The identity of Thomas Neill, who is now before the London courts, charged with the .murder by polson of a young girl named Matilda Cloevy, is to-day made public for the firat time by the STAR.This famous criminal, for there are no less than four charges of murder hanging over bis head, turns out to be a Canadian, calling Quebec his native city and MoGill College his ala mater.The STAR has secured information which can leave no doubt in the public mind tpat Thomas Nelll, the accused poisoper, and Doctor Thomas Neill Cream, who perved a long term of prison life in the Iilinois State prison at Joliette for she crime of abortion, are one and the same person.The letters which the STAR published exclusively on.Saturday form the connecting link in the ohaln of evidence,and - now for the first time is given to the public a history of the remarkable criminal career of this man.It is a story of a clever man, of good family; eo far as worldly goods were concerned, comfortably oft, deliberately and persistently foliowing a course of criminal practices, undeterred by exposure and untamed even by the law's punishment Both In Canada and the United States did Neill or Cream pursue his evil calling, and driven out «f Canada by the force of public opinion, he was at inst *\u201c convictad 1b fe United States.Neill had apparently every incentive that could make him desire to rise honorably In his profession, which was that of medicine.Of undoubted ability, belonging to a \u201cwell- known and highly respected family, a favorite with all whom he came in contact, he bad, moreover, sufficient wealth to preclude the idea that the desire for a mere existence alone could have led him into THOSE OBIMINAL PRACTICES, which he has followed steadily from the very year in which he recelved his cap and gown from MoGill University.It appears to have been a perverse nature, veiled under a falr exterior,together with an utter absence of any conscientious scruples that have caused this man, now standing in trial for life in London, to continue a career of crime, even aîter the warnings he had received in Canada and in the United States.Even the fortune, which on leaving prison Neill found bimsel! possessed of, could not turn the ex-convict from the evil of his ways.Crime seems to have been implanted in the man, and the history of his career, which the STAR now gives, will fully bear out this statement, Thomas Nefll Crean, although he has lived the most of his fe on the American con- .tinent, principally in prison, it may be added, was born, 80 the register of MaGill - College says, in Glasgow, Scotland, on May 27, 1850, and he is, consequently, forty-two yours of age.While still & young lad his parents emigrated to Canada, settiing in the ancient capital, Quebec.The Creams - \u2018Yyere a numerous family, thers being four \u201c boys and three girls.But in his business as a wholesale lumber merchant in Quebec, old Mr.Cream managed to accumulate a comfortable competency.Young Cream, BB himself, a stout lad, was first apprenticed > the shipbuilding tirade, working in the ds as a carpenter.He, however, consid\u201d ered thivemployment too ignoble, and as heshowed considerable natural ability, his father decided to send him to Montreal to © mtudy at McGill College for the profeasion of medicine, to which Cream had a predilko- tion, He went through his chosen course with great credit to himself, nor did he then show any of those traits whieh afterwards made him so criminally famous.Of Uream\u2019s career at MoGill University thére are probably many members of the medical profession, both in Montreal and in other parts of Canada, who are able to speak With d'stinet remembrance.The jovial, easy-going young student Is not likely to be entirely forgotten by many of his olass-mates, for he was & rather striking figure while studying here.A prominent Queen's Counsel, a contemporary student In Arts, remembers Cream well.The young Quebecer had not been \"Jong at McGill before he had achieved the \u201c reputation of being a good deal of a \u201chigh xoller.\u201d He always was well supplied with money and spent it freely in company with his olase-mates.He mingled in good society here and was fond of social Intercourae.He always dressed neatly and rashionably, his clothes were expensive, and he wan not a little proud, so it is said, of his personal appearance.One particular garment, which Nelll was very proud of, was a MAGNIFICENT BEALSKIN OVERCOAT, \u201cend with this he managed to attract a good i.deal of attention when he appeared on the reots,a sealskin overcoat being sordething of ararity in those days, especially when \u2018worn by » medical student.He owned and drove a pair of horses in a stylish turnout, \u201cand, in fact, lived usually like 8 young gentleman of leisure and independent fortune.Nevertheless, be did not neglect his studies, id when, in 1876, he came up for his pal examinations he graduatod with credit, Men who have since made their mark in the fuedical profession in Canada were clnsg- mates of Cream.Dr.Robert Wilson Powell, of Ottawa and physician and medical ade viser to the late Sir John A.Macdonald, was pe gold medallist of that year.Another rélisiinowu momber of cho profession, who yradunted with Cream, was the late Doctor ohard Le MacDonnell, of Montreal.Other aus-matés of Cream were Dootors Charles Btevenson, Satnia, Ont; mpbell, London, ray, Heokston.Ont.: Herbert.Reda Jackston, Ont.; Her dy, Montréal; Charles 8, Stroud, London, Sr \"GANADIAN CRIMINAL Neill, the London Poisoner, Identified.tment ne ores met.HE IS DR.CREAM, A McGILL COLLEGE GRADUATE.Sentenced for Life for Malpractice, but Pardoned from an American Prison.HIS NOTORIOUS CAREER IN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES BROUGHT TO LIGHT STARTLING FORCE.Well Known in Quebec and Montreal\u2014Reminiscences of -.His Youth and Manhood\u2014In the Toils Again in London\u2014A Wonderful Career of Crime.| Ee nd Sa neh hata \"her mony.6 BalQ that - Nell ata or that from Quebec, ¢ England, at present practising in Montreal; William Crothers, Clarenceville, Quebec; Arthur Storrs, Cornwallis, N., 8.; Philip KR Young, Clarenceville, Quebec; Alexander Munro, Montreal; Levi Secord, Brantford, Ont.; Thomas Greer, Colborne, Ont,; William Hepry Cook, Drummondville, Quebec; George MoRae, Renfrew, Ont.; Charles H.Murray, B.A Montreal; W.Smith, Lachute; Arthur F.Ritchie, Montreal; George Colquhoun, Grantley, Ont.; Fred 8.Snider, Simcoe, Ont.; Levi Reuben, Montreal; v ul Henry A.Mcllmoyl, Iroquois, Ont.; Henry Eberle, Morpeth, Ont, ; Stephen J.Robinson, Brantford, Ont; Mol.Christopher Lang, Owen Sound; Guy R, Cook, B.A.Aultavilie, Henry J.Metoalf, Riceville, Ont, These men studied with Neill and many of them must remember him now.The portrait which the STAR publishes of Dr.Thomas Neill ream, is taken from the graduating class of 1876.Cream 1s sitting n the centre of the group in a reclining pasition.He Is dressed in a Prince Albort coat, a striped dark nevk-tie, aud is looking forward intently.Just behind Cream stands Dr.R.W.Powell, and the pwnd of the late Dr.R.L.MaoDonnell rests on the shoulder of the man who is now fighting Justice for hig life.Oream's photograph shows a rather short man, with a high forehead, hair short and somewhat bristly ; & clean shaved, determined out chin; long side whiskers of the Dundreary type, with a moustache meeting his whiskers.People here who knew him pronounce the likeness a good one.His beard, nair and mous tache were of a reddish tint.Looking at the after career of this man, it is a curious coincidence that the professor of Cream\u2019's olass dwelt especially, so another of the graduates informed the STAR reporter, on the evils of abortion, and warned the members particularly against the crime.This was when the class was breaking up after the capping ceremony had been performed.Cream\u2019s criminal career commenced almost immediately after leaving the University.Beginning the practice of medicine In Kingston, Ont.it was not long before whispers were in ciroulation regarding certain unprofessional practices that were strongly suspected on the part of the young M.D.The sudden death of a woman in that oity and the examination thav resulted pointed to Orearn as the author of an attempt at malpractice.There was a good deal of street talk over the death; but the evidence against the young doctor was not considered conclusive enough to warrant them in arresting him.The matter Was & nine-days' talk and then it dropped, Bhortly afterwards, however, the dead body of a young woman was one morning found lying ina shed in the rear of Cream\u2019s office.The authorities again took this matter up, and the coroner's post mortem proved beyona a doubt that the woman had perished from the effects,of a criminal opera- fon, Suspiclon was now a certainty, apd the practitioner was arrested, charged with the crime.The case was brought to trial, and altholigh the evidence pointed very strongly to Dr.Cream as the man who had committed the deed: the testimony was insufficient to con- viet him ana Oream wae discharged.Public opinion wae so arousea, how-\u201d ever, that Cream lost his practice and.was Æenerally looked dowñ upon, Dis- sted with Canada, he emigrated and made Jhicagn, 1lls, his home.THIS WAS IK THE LATTER PART OF 1878.Cream was now evidently a confirmed abortionist.In Chicago he continued his evil practices and this time he was captured at his old work.A great commotion was caused in Chicagofabout the latter part of 1878,by the death from malpractice of a Chicago lady, Cream was her attendant, and his Canadian record was look up, and suspicion pointed strongly to him.For the second time \u2018In his short medical career, the young Canadian found himself under arrest, charged with the worst 0} all orimes against humanity, and, in this instance, the facts were brought directly home to Him.The testimony of a colored maid-servant, who saw the operation performed, convicted Cream.or description of the affair, as given in her evidence, was most revolting.Cream\u2019s eareer was brought to an untimely close by his being sentenced to imprisonment for life in the Illinois State prison at Joliette.This disgracetul ending to what bad pro brilliant career fog with him a large sum of money, He k up his residence in Chicago, staying at eo Palmer House,and from there made persistent but unavailing eftorts to secure the pardon and release of his gullty son.He disbursed large sums of money in this way.What his {ather with his wealth could not accomplish, nature did for Cream.After serving some thirteen years of the sentence he received a don on account of constitutional ill-health.The convicted abortioniet was a free man once more, When Cream, after hislong term of enforced seclusion, entered again the outer world he found himself the possessor of a comfortable fortune.During hisimpri- sonment his father haa died and divided his fortune among his children, not\u2019 forgstting that son who had so disgraced him,and who was serving a life sentence for his horrible erimes.e clause of his father\u2019s will in which Dr.Cream was left a legacy, was as follows: \"I hereby be to my son, Thomas Nelll roam, the sum of $16,000 I» the stock of the Merchants Bank of Canada for his own use should he ever regain his rights of citizenship.\u201d Cream eppears to have no sooner got clear of prison than he began TO CONTEMPLATE NEW CRIMES.The criminal desire was stitl there.But this time he changed his mode of operation, and utilized poison as a means of blackmail ng.He came to Montreal from Joliette, realized on his bank stock and orvssed the Atlantic to London.When next criminally heard of it was in the Bow Street Police Court in London, where, under the name of Thomas Neill, hie two Christian names, he was charged with attempting to extort money from Dr, Harper, of Barnsatable, by declaring that he wanted £15600 to suppress evidence proving that Dr.Harper's son had olsoned Alice Marsh and Emma Shrivell, wo girls whose death from atrychnine poisoning caused considerable sensation in England.- Dr.Harper testified as to the receipt of the letter in which the demand was made, and as to his turning the matter over to the police.Young Harper, who is a student, at St.Thomas\u2019 Hospital, where tlie girls were taken after it was discovered that *they wore poisoned, also testified.He recognized Neill as a man who had lodged for several months in the same house with him, - but with whom he had never exchanged a word, Emily Bleaper, a daughter of Nelll's he came mebec: On.ona oc | \u2018through casion he showed har a case of pill sud she saw.box full of gelatine eapoules In # cup board in bie voor, After the publication or the [oats Li connection withthe feoning of the Marah and Shrivell girls Nel had conversed with ber on the sub ect, e questioned her regçard- ng the movemsnts of young Barper, 5, 8 hud aleo entared Harper's room during the latter's absence and had exsmiued his oke, : Lhe prisoner was remandsd-Until June 20, Bail was refused.ANOTHER GIRL, NAMED MATILDA CLOVER died suddenly last October, She liad suffer- od agony from internal pains and cerwaln incidents in connection with her death led to tbe suspicion that she had been murdered, Her boay was recently exhumed, and the stomach was: submitted to Mr \"Thomas Stevenson, the Government analyst, for examination, This official found traces of strychnine that had probably been administered to the wirl in gelatine capsules, such ag those whicn the Marsh ana bhrivell girld, vefore they expired, de- elared had been given to them by a man with whom they agsoclated.No doubt is entertained by tha police that these capsules contained the strychniae that the aubse- quent post mortem examination revealed, and that the girls were wilfully murdered.Six and three-quarter grains of the poison were found In the stomach and viscera of the Marsh girl, and not quite two grains in the Shrivell girl.One grain of strychnine is à fatal dose for an adult person.Sergeant Mintyre testifled that Neili told him he had met a woman who said the police had sent her to make his Nelil's) acquaintance, ns they believed © Was counected with the poisonings.The prisoner, the witness said, had surprised him by his intimate knowledge of all the facts in connection with the poisoning of Miss Marsh and Miss Shrivell.When questioned as to Lhe source of his knowledge, he explained that he had foilowad the cases closely by reading the reports that had been printed in the medical journals.The letter from Neill to Dr.Harper was as follows: DEAR Sm,\u2014I have to inform you that one of my operators has positive proof that W.Harper medical student, of St.Thomas Hospital, and son of Dr.Harver, of Barnstaple, 18 responsible for the deaths of Alice Marsh and Emma Shrivell, he having polsoned those girls with strychnine.*\u201cThis proof you can have on paying my bill for services to George Clark, detective, of Cockspur atreet, Charing Cross, to \u2018whom I will give the proof on his paying my bill.\u2014Yours respectfully, .H.Murray.WHILE IN ENGLAND ON HIS FIRST TRIP, after being released, Neill or Cream made the acquaintance of a Miss Sabitini, to whom he became engaged.At Neill's instie gation Miss Sabitini wrote the black.DR.THOMAS NEILL ORBAM.mailin letters which were signed Ww.Murray.The charge ainst Neill now is that he has poisoned Matilda Clover, and the train of cireumstances such as lead the London lice to believe that he alsa killed he other girls whose names appear above, The identity of Thomas Neil the prisoner, with Dr.Thomas Neil Cream, the great Canadian abortionist, as he was called at the time of his triat in Chicago, i8 clearly proven by the series of letters which the Star published exciuelvely on Saturday, and whieh are now in the possession of Mr.D.Battersby, of Montreal.\u2018The letters to Mr.Battereby, enquiring as to steamship rates from New York to Glasgow and Liverpool, were signed T.N.Cream, M.D., Blanchard\u2019s Hotel, Quebec, and it will be remembered that after Nelil had made his arrangements for his wedding with Miss babattini in London and started for Canada in March last, he left her instructions to address all his letters: Dr.Cream, care of Daniel Cream, Blanchard\u2019s Hotel, Quebec.\u201d The letter from the Albion Hotel to Mr Battersby on March 19 last, stating that he expected a parcel to como by post to Montreal and asking Mr.Battersby to forward it by ost to Liverpool were also signe by Cream.The packet which contaîneu the printed blaokmalling circulars signed W, H, Murray arrived addressed to Cream and were forwarded to Cream in Liverpool, and Cream wrote to Mr.Battersbyacknowledging the receipt.This connects Cream and Neill in an unmistakable manpaer, it will readily sean.When Cream visited Canada in March last he met his gister Rachel and his brother Daniel in Quebec.It may be perhaps be a Jere coincidence.but it is interesting to note that Miss Rachell Cream, a sister of Dr.Cream, saiied from Quebec to Liverpool on June 15th inet, on the Beaver Line 88S.\u201cLake Superior.\u201d Bbe arrived in Liverpool at noon on Saturday.It would therefore, look LL 4 M Cream had been in communication with her brother and had croseed the Atlantic to ron- der him what assistance she could.People in Montreai who know Miss Cream weli state that she is not in the habit of travelling, and this is the only explanation they can bring to bear on her sudden departure.WHEN OREAM GOT INTO TROUBLE in Chicago the governors of MoGill College caused bis name to be struck off the rolls, after such a course had been recommended by the Faculty.The last trace of his name on the rolis appears in the list of 1881.At the time Cream attended college, Dr, William Osler, now a professor of the Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore, was the dean of McGtil, Dr, Osler is at present in Europe.Years ago before Cream commenced studying for his profession, he was of a religious turn of mind, and was a Sunday- school teacber in the Chalmers\u2019 Onhurch in Quebec.it Is stated that Dr.Cream, while in Ontario, was forced to marry a girl whom he had wronged there.The relatives of the injured girl captured Cream just as he was getting on the train to leave for the United States, and he was compelled to make reparation at the point of the pistol.Cream left his bride at the altar and never returned to her, .A prominent Queen's Counssl In this city, referring to Cream'\u2019s liberality while at col- lego, recalled the fact of a very valuable prize which Cream had once put up for competition in the sporting events, There was some discussion among the committee, of which Cream was a member as to whether or nov they should accept a prize from a fellow-student.But it was fi:.ally decided to take advantage of young Croam\u2019s generosity, and shis deolsion was the more readily reached on account of THE VALUE OF THE TROPHY.The same gentleman stated that Cream was always willing to liberally patronize the sports and he was & great ite among his Fellow-students.Cream was the possessor of a highly oulti- vated voice and was always in demand at the smoking concerts of the college boys, He was also a musiciéu of no mean ability, and took a good deal of pleasure in exercising his talents.While in this eity he boarded with a Miss Porter, then a musio teacher.She is now in Toronto.am\u2019s room was a favorite resort of his contemporaries in college, and he frequently had parttes in his apartments.The accounts of Qream's trial: in Chicago, were published at the time in the Canadian papers, and created great excitement, both n Montreal and\u2019 Quebec, where he was so well known, The Chicago papers devoted pages to the trial and Cream was universally known throughout thas city as the \u201cGreat Canadian Abortionist.\u201d The detalis of the crime of which Cream was convicted were of an exceedingly sensational na ture, as may well be supposed.Cream was strongly suspected then of the death from malpractice of a second woman in Chicago, but the particulars of the ofime wore never dlecovered and consequently never brought home to the doctor.\u2018ne best legal talent in the city was engaged In his defence and Mr.Cream, sr, pald the axpenses of his son's trial.; Wlien Dr.Thomas Nelll Cream was in Montreal last, tis nequaintances noticed that he had grown stouter, and that hie whiskers had grown much longer; with hers and there a faint streak of gray running ] \u201cthem, ut otherwise - the lapse of yoars and the rigor of lis \u2018 rénde y of Mr.V price life had effooted but littis change in 4 porioal Arau - ï appe 06.rom the evidenoe that can be obtained \u2018on à side of tha wabar, the London suthorittes will have Htile | proving.Thomng Neill\u2019 di culty.in \u201ctdentionl with Dr.Thomes Nelll Cresta, Hig AV movements have n so open, and he has taken so little care to conceal his personality, thet his every action can easily traced up, There is the photograph of of (ream or Neill here; his signature on the dloGill College register, as well as on the lel .Battersby, rs to r ' and the handwriting of the let ters themselves.There are, hosides, scores of people In this city as woll as olty o! Quebec who n the could identity Cream without any trouble.Then thers is the record of the Oblcago courts and the prison officials at Joliette.Certainly the career of Doctor Thomas Neild Crea, ulias Thomas Neill, has been a most extraordinary one.and it is no less criminal than extraordinary, Cream Well Known in Québet.{SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.) Queszo, June 27.-Dr.Thomas Cream alias Neill, alias Murray, now under arrest for poisoning Matilde Clevy, in London, is well known here, where he is well related.From parties who knew him and who met him when he last visited Quebec, the following datails wers learned : Tom Cream, as he was commonly known here, was about; ten years ago, sent to the penitentiary for life in Chicago, tor murdering a man.About this time last year he was set free, and came to Quebec to recruit his health.When he arrived in this city he crossed over to Indian Cove, near the town of Levis, where he resided for some time and left there in a sailing ship for England.Nothing was heard of him then until he made his appearance in this city in February last, where he put 8B at Blanchard's Hotel in Lower Town.is arrival here .then was apparently to look after his interests tn hls parents\u2019 estate, as some money was coming to him.He obtained the services of a well known Q.C.of this city, and after remaining here a few monthe the executors of his father\u2019s fr hundred took with him, stating at the same time that he was going to open an American agenoy for drugs n London.Thät was the last heard of Cream until last week, when the sensational story appeared in the papers.A Quebec Hotel Manager's Story.QUEBEC, June 27\u2014The Associated Press correspondent had an interview with Manager Barthe, of the Blanchard Hotel, about the sensational poisoning ease now going on in the London courts.The hotel register shows to have been meddled with.Two sheets of the book have been torn out, just where Cream\u2019s name was registered.Mr, Barthe explained that some time after Cream'e nrrival at the hotel, he had to go to Sherbrock3 P.Q., and on his return he noticed the missing sheets of the book.The missing sheets are from December 80 to January 3rd.On January 10th Mr.Cream paid hig fist week's board.Speaking of Cream the hotel manager said: \u201cOh, yes, i remember him well, I even have his photograph here; here it Is.The pleture {8 from the studio of W.Armstead, Westminster, and is a carte de visite size.r.Barthe esid that the llkeness was ver, got in resemblarce.Cream 1s full 1ace, with energetic eyes, nose straight, and has regular features, heavy thick moustache.He wears a hard felt hat, a straight collar opened in frout and a cravate tied in a bow fashion, Continuing, Mr.Barthe said : \u201cI remember when he arrived - here.It was an awful cold day.He wore a heaver hat, He registered his name in goed band writing and was given a room.e was one of the boys, I can assure you.He drank elght or ten \u2018John Collins\u201d a day and, of course, was very communicative.He said he came to Quebec to claim the succession left by bls mother.He had no morpaia Once he same down to the office with eyes bewllder- ed and looked strange.\u201c1 can\u2019t see anything,\u201d said he; \u201cjust took a good dose of morphia.\u201d He admitted to Munager Barthe of having KILLED A MAN IN THE STATES, where ha had been practising, the man would not payfor services rendered him, He was sentenced to penitentiary, but his father had spent his fortune in getting him out.One evening a boarder of the Blanchard complained of feeling unwell.Mr.Cream gave him pills which he had in his posses- slog, and the man retired, Next day Cream asked the man how he felt.The reply was: \u201cI feel so that I won't want any medicine \u2018in a hurry of that in future.\u201d He appears to have gone out a little while here, for he often spoke to the hotel employés o! the inmatas of a certain house of ill-repute kept by « woman nicknamed \u2018\u201c Paupol,\u201d which he converted into \u201cPetit Paul\u201d whioh is the French for \u201cLittie Faul.\u201d\u201d Cream often spoke to Mr.Barthe of a young lady with whom he was in love, and who he was going Lo marry on his return to England.Her name and address is Miss Laura Sabattini, 27 Padding- ton Green, London, England.He spoke of er as a virtuous and charming young lady.His conversation with his uaintances was always impregnated with licentious anecdotes.He declared that in England his roving hours were from midnight till 3 a.m.snd that his style of living was most agreeable to him, He lett at the latter end of February for Montreal in company with a man named Kingman, agent for the Harvey Surgical Instrument Company, of Saratoga, N.Y.Both went via Montreal, where they had business.\u2018I had ceased think of Cream,\u201d said Mr.Barthe,\u201d when one day I received a letter dated from Liverpool I think the letter contained several proof copies of the most scandalizing pictures that ever travelled by Her Majesty's malls, The let us was quite in harmony wiih the proof photos, This {6 all I heard of him until I saw the report from England in the newspapers.\u201d PERSONAL, Mr, and Mrs.J.Prevost aro at Ocean House, Cape Elizabeth.The many friends of Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Allan are glad to welcome them back to Montreal again\u2019 Mr.David Denne and Mrs, Denne and childrén leave town on Thursday next,for Memphremagog, to spend the summer.The Baroness Macdonald, of Earnsoliffe, spent \u2018 Sunday with her brother, Col.H.Barnard, at the Iroquols House, St.Hilaire, Mr.George Mackenzie,of Toronto, who has been staying with his slater Mrs, W.Simpson, of Cote 8t.Antoine, returned home on Saturday gnt.Mr.J.Wilgon, of the Hudson Ray Company, and late of St, Johns, 15 in town, gettin outiit ready for the Labrador coast, whère Next station 18 10 be.The appointment of the Æon.John MoIntosh r.,as a commissioner to represent the province at tne yond's Fair, Chicago, appears in the Ogicial laze; Miss Ethel Winthrop, Mr.Grant Stuart, Mr.E, Nivey and Mr.Knyvett,.all of the Montroal Comedy Company, are staying at Mrs, Kelby\u2019s on Dorchester street.Mayor McShane finds that 1t 18 impossible for him to accept the invitation or the Dominion Commercial \u2018Travellers Association to accompany them on thelr excursion to Portland.Mrs.Herbert Darling, of Chicago, bas been visit- fng her brother,Mr.James 8, Evans on Dorchester street, for the past two months, She has been dangerously ill, but is Improving slowly.Mr.Albert Bierstadt bas finished bis great pie ture of the handing of Columbus on Watling Island,\u201d which he exhibited at private view, In his studio at New York, the er day.Some years ago Mr.Bierstadt presented one of.his ptc- Fares to the Art Gallery of Montreal, where it now angs.The Rev.Father Lonergan, parish priest of.St.Bridget's, alter the procession of 86.Jean Baptiste yesterday, entertained some of the officers of the Society, among them being Ald, Jeannotte, M.P., ex.Ald.Martineau, M, P.P,, L.O.David.president;.Al), Cressé and the Rev.Fathers Salmon and Lefebvre, - : Mr.Henry J.Kavanagh, B, C.L,, left by steamer Friday for England, to plead an important case before the judiclal committee of the Privy Council.He 18 accompanied by sister, Miss Kavanagh, and both intend before oturning in September, to visit Dublin and Paris and other old world cities.While in Quebac, previous to his leaving.by the * Parigian,\u2019\u201d the Hon.Bdward Blake was the sub- jeet of mughi attention on the part of leading citizens of the Anclent Capital.He was tendered a lunch at the Union Club by Hon, John Hearn, M.P,, and Mr.Chas, Fitzpatrick, M.P,P.Amol others.present were Senator C.A.P.Pelletier, C.M.G.; the Hon, George Irvine, Mayor Fremont,the Hon.Francois Langelier, M, P,; the Hon.XK.J.Flynn, Commissioner of Crown Lands; the Hon L.P.Pelletier, Provincial Secretary: the Hon.John Roche, the Hon.D, A.Ross, Mr, F.Carbray.M.P.3 Messrs, Wim.McPherson, Thomas Beckett, H, M.Price,8, Blake, J, J, Foote, Dr, Stewart and Law- Lynch.\u2018While In the city ho was the guest iam McPherson, on Lire Esplanade.Mr, Blake came up to Quebec BO as to inake sure not to miss the steamêr, as hé Was anxious to go over without delay.He was waited upon by.the Hon.EF, G, Marchand, Messrs, Jules Tessier, KM, De- ; .oon, in behalf of the Liberati \u2018 pariy in the Assembly, and warmly cobgratulated on the decision he had taken, Mr: Biake déclaréd | .NtmistIf honored and spoke freciy on his trip and | hits hn dt its ts.Ho ho | opes its resul pies that there will soon be a reconciliation of both factions of the frish party.\u201cIf .thore should be:no undeystand- - Îng come to,\u201d ho sasd, 7 fear that Home Ruld may bo delayed or S0mé years,\u201d ; 5 \u2018OVER TWO MILLIONS.THÉ SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATES str , Presented to the House of Commons as Ottawa This Afternoon-\u2014Some of the Principal Itemvw.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.OTTAWA, June 27.-The supplementary estimates were brought down this forenoon.They amount to $2,217,157, Of that total the sum of 719,231 is chargeable to capital account, $1,494,026 to income, and $4000 to territorial accounts.For Oivili Government, there ig a total vote of $11,676.The temporary clerks are to be reimbursed for pay forfeited during the time they served with the militia at the Hull riots in Sept., 1881, The Dapartment of Railways Is to receive a further grantof $1000; agriculture, $1825; Justice, $450; d Fisheries, 200; office, $1107; Customs, and departments generally, $2000.In the administration of justice $666 is voted to pay the salary of the registrar of the Exchequer Court, admiralty side, Quebee, and $ to pay the salary of the marshal of the same court.There is an item for the St.Vincent de Paul penitentiary $100 increase in the salary to the messenger Liyneh, Under Legislation $1000 is to be voted to pay the widow of late Hou.Alex.Mackengie, the amount of his sessional indemnity.Under Arts and Agriculture $100,000 is to be voted for the World's Falr, Chicago, Oanadian department.The sum of $390 ig asked for the Chambly Canal, for purchasing wire and running a motor in the workshop.A further vote of $10,000 is nsked for the Trent Valley canal.The ship chan nel between Montreal and Quebec is to be voted $30,000.Under the head of public bulldings the province of Quebec is to receive: du Loup, (Fraser- ville) Post office, Custom House, etc.revote, $3500; to complete, $5500; La- pralrie Post Office, revote, $3500; St.yacinthe Post Office, Custom House, etc.ravote, $3500; Bt.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, additionai amount required, $7000, making a total of $20,000.Under harbor and river improvements chargeable to in- tems amounting to $27,660 are to asked for.ne item is $2500 for Longueuil pier and $1000 for Knowl- ton Landing lin Lake Memphremagog: River Nicolet, $1000, and L\u2019Assomption river, $400.For dredging in Quebec and Ontario an additional sum of $6300 is asked for.Under mall subsidies are the two following lmportant items: To complete payment for the mail service between Canada and Liverpool until 30th June, 1882, & contract for which was made with agents for the Allan Line of Steamehips on the 24th December, 1891, $21,028.Lo provide for the payment for mail service between Canada und Liverpool, performed by the Allan Line of Steamehips from 1st July, 1892, to 30th June, 1893, $126,633.The sum of $473 is asked for the Indians in Ontario and Quebec, one item being $200 to Re one half of the salary of teachers at the ethodist Schools, Oka.ILLECAL SLAUGHTER OF FISH, © \u2014 Excitement Among the Fishermen of Prince Edward County.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) KINGSTON, Ont., June 27.\u2014The slaughter .of fish in the upper gap ou the Bay of Quinte ie stil} causing excitement among the fishermen of Prince Edward county.Concerning the matter, Robert Miller, of North Marys- burg, has the foliowing letter in the Picton Gazeite: \u201cAs it hag come under my notice in the papers that unlawful fishing is supposed to be carried on in the vicinity of the upper gap, I felt it to be my duty to givemy views on the subject, especially as I am ac- quaiuted with the Ontario Fish Company, having been dealing with sald Company for of formed a monopoly at Cape Vincent, with the view of controliing the New York markets.In this they were successful.Then they started ont to catch fish in our waters.order to accomplish this they secured the assistance of three leading Canadiens to help them, none of whom have ever set a net, These men took out « license in the name of the Company for 4400 rods of nets.Now | have it from ug 600 pounds of web, which, according to the calculations of competent fishermen, would amount to 13,000 rods of not.1 am prepared to prove that only four extra men operate these nets, which the Company claim come from Collingwood.The tug \u201cThistle\u201d handies a large portion of the net and no more extra help is employed than during other yeara, This tug has been shut out of the United States on account of an alleged violation of the law last season.As for our Fishery Inspector, Mr.Redmond, I do not \u2018think he attends properly to his duties in this end of the county.There should be one law for all, rich and poor alike.The Company of which I have been speaking has a law suit on hand\u2019 which involves a large amount of money.The United States Government claim to have been swindled out of $10,000 last season on flsh taken into the country.If the duties amount to 3{c.per pound, and as our price here for our surpius fish is 4e.per pound, we would be losing $45000 a year, which, if the company cateh their own fish, as they are doing this summer, wiil never be distributed in our own country I think the Government ought to investigate the matter and stop such work at once.The correctness of the above will be substan tait! by a large number of people in various parts of the county, I should like to know the purpose that took a resident of the county to Ottawa a fow days ago.\u201d Referrir : to the above letter the Picton Gazeite says: * We have baen given to understand thay, Acting lnspector Redmond has put the Government in possession of all the information he has bden able to secure regarding the alleged illegal fishing ir the viginity of the Upper Gup, indisputable evidence of which may be obtained by calling at his piace of business in Plcton.\u201d public meeting: was held ab the Town Hall, South Fredericksburg, the other day, the object being to take steps to better the condition of the fishermen.There were about one hundred present.Mr.F.Mellow, chairman, strongly urged the formation of an assucia- tion.L.Chandler also cited the beneilts of an organization.All present were will- as follows: President, lL.Rickley; vice president, Jonas Sharpé; secretary-tren- surer, L.Rickley; committee, Wm.MeCabe, J.Pollard, F.Mellow.During the mesting a lot of correspondence was read regarding the reported irregularities.A BISHOP'S CLAIM REJECTED, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.oN, June 27.\u2014The Committee for the ed the claim of John Chetwood Aiken, of Stoke, Bishop of Gloucester, to the dignity of = on De Kahuil, in the peerage of Eng- and.ST.JOHNS MILITARY GANP.[&rxorAan To THE START ST.JouNs, Que.June 27.\u2014The military school have pitched their tents.The camp 1s in readiness for the arrival of the different corps, who are expected to-morrow.Oyslone in Yown.Mrkvmaronts, Mion, June 27,\u2014Ït is stated that a cyclone passed over Chickasaw county, Jowa,.on_Thuraday night.One man, a ¥xeddent of Frederick Township, was killed and thirteen injured, two, it is feared, fatally.The eastern part of Iowa is flooded with water.Every bridge on the Milwaukee road, between Monona and Get- finger has been washed out entireiy.The loss 18 very serious ee Sabbath Desecration Condemned, A circular to the clergy and faithful from Mer.Fabre was read and commented upon In the churches of the city yesterday.In this letter the Archbisho?condemns the déseoration of the Sabbath, by pionies,exeursions and exhibition of various kinds in public places.He was particularly strong against the sale of liquor and generally against anything and everything which tended remove from ' the Lord\u2019s Day ite religious character.FRADE.FINANCE AND COMMERCE, (Continued from Four.) The stock market this .morning was mainly.devoted to the: manipulation of Strest Railway and Duluth, the which ob very.dealitigs in \u201cWere not ; tensive.but ing to join and officers were alected at once- THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR.MONDAY.JUNE 27.1892, \u2014SIX PAGES, years.In the year 1890 the members there- | ood Authority that said Company are fish-.L Privileges of the House of Lords has reject | i th a decided ara?his A 0 UE lo Al).morning was stro Street Hallway, It fs contended tht thi Com pans tender is the most favorable for the city\u2019s interests; and that the new president and directorate are imbued with the necersity of rapid transit and intend toglve it, should their tender be accepted by the Clty Council.There was also a rumor \u2018afloat of slight weakening on the part of the Williams\u2019 eyudicate influence, before the strong pull, sald to be at the back of the Street Rallway manipulators, Tals apparently impressed lisalf on the minds of the speculative operators in this stook, and the presence on the \u201cstreet\u201d of a couple of wealthy railway magnates, resulted in thelr losing mo time in \u201cgetting in\u201d to the market and share In the rise.ket opened strong at 185, and a large block was svon taken at this figure, then bidding became lively, and holders kept a sharp lockout as the tendency was up, and sales were effected at 194, the jumped to 199%, and closed for the morning board at 300, an advance of fifteen points in spite of bearish rumors and tactics, and some trading was done in Duluths but at a slight decline on Fridays closing deals.Preferred sold down from 82 to 31% and common in sympa 12 to 11%.Cables\u2019 firm a small lot of Molsons brought 165, Therest of the market showed little activity.Just before noon a despatch was received from Chicago and Washington stating that the Hatch anti-option bill haa been set aside as unconetitutional, and the fear of New York and Chicago traders of the obnoxious law passing Congress is now at rest and in a day or two those markets are likely to show more life than they have done [for weeks past, In the local market money is plentiful and at easy rates for \u201cgilt edge\u201d paper.In New York, money.on call is 13, 2 per cent.and time money has during the past week exhibited considerable activity.As a consequence, there has been a slight influence in rates which are quoted at 2 per cent for thirty days and 3% to 4 per cent, for four to six months.The New York Post of Saturday says: \u201cThe feeble bear demonstration of the last few days, against the stocks of dprn-carrying Granger Fonds, was swept undebto-day by a freoh batch Of favorable crop despatches, The weather in the crop region has been extraordinarily whiopitious throughout the week, and as Wall Street always prefers to discount the future than the past, the expectation of poor statements of earnings for May has not served as an effective bear argument.\u201d MORNING SALES.\u20148 Montreal at 221; 25 Molsons at 165; $1500 Colored Cotton bonds Common at 12, Eleotric Oo.at 145; 100 North- Co, nt 7837; 225 Street Railway at 18 at 190, 110 do at 193, 25 do at 194, 26 do at 1993, 100 do at 200.AFTERNOON BALES.\u2014] Montreal at 221%, 4 do at 92213; 9 Merchants as 160; Commerce at 141: 8 at 158%; 50 Street Bellway at 201%; 150 do at 200; 75 do at 201 ; 125 do at 200; 104 Jacques Cartier at 115; 3 Moison at 185, 24 Queben at 127: 25 Duluth ptd.at 3124 ; 50 do at 8134: 200 do at 31%; 50 common at 11%, .MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the Brax by Gordon Strathy & Co.Btock Brokers, Ÿ St.Sacrament stree Clone June 27.June 24.Bk.of Montreal Mt 2 UE get of Montreal.2% z 22 mia Lt oy 25 16 = = O.nco0uns Te oy 1e 105 106 ols 163% 165 163 1x 002 18 an a; > ; 150 158 150 = 120 = 130 = 1408 143 10 = 75 _ 0 30 122% 190 122 ne EL i i 28 108% 120\" 8 7 80 75 71 78% 70 200 186% 165 208 200 208 so wo 90 De Lo 5 108 100% 108 Can A _ - 2 GanadaC'à Cot Mills 95 9214 \u2014 o Bondi.09 98 9 08 Montreal Oot.Co.128 127% 128 is Do Bond 101 - = i 100 z = 167 = = Z 70 = uluth Kailway.11 1134: 12 Dust over dF AM SU less © HR NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.ecicdly reported for the 8TAB_by McDougal Bros Stok Brokers, 09 St.Francois Xavier street, une 27.June 25, Close Opens, Close Ovens 1018 1014 1og \u2014 RE = - = 1134 o G .84 8: 82% 813 gimbal od Co 9, 0; - \u2014 \u2014_ _ .- 15 1574 167 Bol we ; - 812 37 2788 >, = 2 NY ÊNÉ 3m 8x = SX Érie & West.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 1 Central, - - = - om k Koala.72 718 © TUE TIN Lake 8hore,, ie _ _ Mich.Guntral\u2026 \u2014 \u2014 - \u2014 Bt P.M & Man.- = - = me ZT sx.= 6 emi - à à à Do Fr - sé 56% 56% Ohio, & N, West.\u2014 - \u2014_ - Do Pref.- \u2014 = \u2014 Ohio & Miss.-_ \u2014-\u2014 - \u2014 SLE.&O., - \u2014 - N DS rion, 1436 14 1 Ont a West.= lus = 1 Pan - \u2014- = z eu 603 HOY GU 8 #4.Bt PAL 83% Bd su 83% Do Pref, -\u2014 - B - Sugar BR.- 973 - 974 Do Pref._ \u2014 = Bx Texas Pac.di 54 = 8 = Wa, = \u2026 ; 25 55 =.due om J - ash eo 488 = $= iT = = 110 Reparted for th L.8.7 Qo., Brokers, 1 Goon 805), Mi © 27,18! r Banks, ated gy salles Count'r NX.e -.PI ; Sterling 60 da: 438 4294 ç 5; 9 + 8 ae demand 18 i A Fanos (Hatin) Long + B10 16 558 Francs (Darit) Short M 4 a Bank of England rate 2.Oon- sois 06 PE Mousr 96H Account w re x.Carvaga.Wheat, of closing prices, sea tabulated form.Mi WAUEEE.-\u2014 W heat 76%4c cash and July, 7850 B Sept.Yo: \u201cclosed at S700 8 June, 8650 July, 87 gust, 868%0 B ap- tember, Tran nominsi Jotober, 882/c 3 No- vamber, 89%c 8 Décatber, 9370 B May, n, 594, d'une, Bisje B-Juiy, Bôlge August, ; 1 October.5454: B.September, 5424 Homitia ats, ; ne, .ULUTH, we osed No.1 herd, | 81%c cash; No.1 Northern, 79%{0 cash, 79% d 856 cash: tra OLEDO \u2014 Wheat : glosed \u2018quiet, 866 B cash and June, 82%6 July; 81540 B August; No.Bo 2346 Corn quiet, Bûc cash; Outs dull.9434ceash.| 81.LouIs.\u2014 Wheat: closed 765;c cash, 17¢ pom.June, 7734s B July, ee Aug, T7o B Sept, 80%4e Dec.Corn 43%c cash and June, 115 July, 44350 Sept.Oats, 30440 - c fo to 31a cash, 50%6-duly, 28250 B Aug, B Sept.OHICAGO MARKETS.Oewald Brét.report Gpanine and hirhont, lowest and closing prices in Chicago to-day as follows .CE June 27, Hon, Opening, Tia Rent, Lowest.Closing.Far.TIE 15 7 i Aug ll awe.7B 7 8 Beeson.78 5 754 i hd \u2014.EE er CR $ÿ H 886 ame 4056 Bom BOB 306; 81 eux sos 34 rue 10,88.111 1082 1117 .Ho Gen 1255 11:37 11.60 1117 Zuly, 0 6.82 10.68° St GER G8.988 ; péri a RIB ei egrimri d 22 106 1 1.23 4e 08 4 teudene upward for the wall vid on our Jooal The mar-4 * 24011 THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN STAIRS: The Oficial Telegrams From Moesambique ' and Zauxibir.ISPRCTAL TO TRE STAR] HALIFAX, N.8, June 37.\u2014The telegrams received iu London from Mozambique and Zanzibar reportiug the desth of ptain Blairs, are: From Mozambique: \u201cThe Katanga expedition has arrived at the mouth of the Zambest.Captaln Stairs, who was in command, died où his var down the river, The expedilton will shortly sail for Rovuma.\u201d The Zanzibar telegram says: \u201c News has reached hero of the death, pear the mouth of the Zambest, of Captain Stairs, while in command of the expedition despatched by the Katanza Company.The expedition is expected to arrive here on the 8th instaut\u201d ptain Stulrs the expedition.lying tween yanza, and Albert Nyanza, and it would appear from the.despatches that he died while the expedition was returning to Zanzibar, or after the explorer's task had been about completed.THE WEATHER.11,00 a.m.\u2014Probabilities for the next twenty- four hours: 8tong winds or gales from the sout) east to southwest; cloudy and rainy.Minimum temperature for the past 24 hours: Edmonton,46; Calgarry 48; Qu'Apelle, 64; Win- bipeg, 48; Toronto, 60: Kingston, 60; Montreal, 54; Halifax, 48.Road! by Hearn & Harrison's 8tandard Ther moniter this day: Max, 73; min.51.Same pubis laët yéar: Max, 73; min 49.Barometer readings to-day: 8 am.30.00; 12 m., 29.04, Special Notice.8160 For Fine N.XY, Plano, 7% octave, good tone, rosewood square plano, little used; also others, $50 to $250, at J.W.Shaw & Co.'s, 1811 Notre Dame st.The Bearing of 1t.\u2014*Thea, perhaps, You're afraid that I couldn't support a wife?\u2019 \u201cNot in the least; but I think that a wife might find you insupportable.\u201d\u2014 Judge.Mrs.Of Toronto, Ontario, Cured of Catarrh and Neuralgia Good authority has said that \u201c neuralgia is the cry of the nerves for pure blood.\u201d The prompt action of Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilla on the blood, combined with Its toning and strengthening effect upon the nerves, make this a grand medicine for neuralgia and also for catarrh, ete.We commend this letter to all having such troubles, and especially to Suffering Women \u201c Fora good many years I have been suffering from catarrh, neuralgia and Coneral Dability I failed to obtain permanent relief from medical advice, and my friends feared I would never find anything to cure me, A short time ago I was induced to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.Atthat time I was unable to walk even a short distance without feeling a Death-like Weakness overtake me.And I had intense pains from neuralgia In my head, back and limbs, which were very exhausting.But I am glad to say that soon after I began taking Hood\u2019s Sarsaperilla I saw that it was dolng me good.\u201d When 1 took 8 bottles I was entirely Cured of Neuralgia I gained in strength raplaly, and can take a two-mile walk without feeling tired.I do not suffer nearly so much from ca tarrh, and find that as my strength increases the catarrh decreases.I am indeed a changed woman, and am very grateful to Hood\u2019s Sarsapariila for what it has done for me.Itis my wish that this my testimonial shall be published in order that others suffering as I was may learn how to be benefited.\u2019 LM.MERRICK, 57 Elm Street, Toronto, Ont.4 HGOD'8 PIL.LS cure all Liver Ils, Biliousness, Jaundice, Indigestion, Sick Headache.Tho Best on The Lovest Brice 1,000 TONS WELSH - ANTHRACITE COAL To arrive from Swanses, per BS.Oynthiana, for sale at retail, in lots to suit purchasers, either on wharf or delivered, W.F.TORRANCE, Cor.Notre Dame audit.John stu, 2aw TO LET Large Factories and Stores NAR VIOTORIA SQUARE | Apply is.THOMAS TRIHEY, 288 x LG Rt.James street.LPHEUS KEMPTON, FARMER, Gra be, acknowled id rose RS, to ateful thanks the sum of 8351, to help in, te Te ulld his house aod barns which were co e estroys tie Cyclone on June, colo + Mrs.aT Tylee, from frien: in Montreul.No names are given by request of many of the donors.; 50x83 IFES ALE-\u2014PROVINCE 0B OF QU AE gt Montreal 0.ET city o BEQ, DIS- agistrate\u2019s Amabie Marcel.cause, sistin onal.Ho LATE uw 80 NESSE, B.8.0.Montreal.27th June, 2.: 150 1 Tre MorrasaL DAILY STAK, printed at the corner 4d is pul LAST EDITION HENRY BIRKS & CO.We cell Epo pk Bposiat Attention to our HEN] his watch is constructed the latost sciépe- dde principles, iv adjustea Lo tom autre : ponitfou, aud, owing to ita alinplioity, stren.; and dursbility, iu less liable to got ont of corde thar ae Sho more gompl ated movements.all times carry w leading manufsoctorers of the world wo unhen taal oss a oh roca ut thy ü for the price, \"7 \u201d pan be produ Hole Agents for the UDYSGE NARDIN, Celebrated Watches of EXCURSION KINGSTON & 1000 ISLANDS Dominion Day, Under the auspices of the MONTREAL BIOYOLE JLUB CLUB, On the occasion of the Return fare (all rail) $2.50 Return by beat.88.00 \u2014 OPEN TO ALL.\u2014 | Tickets good to leave by Q.F.R train st Opn.Juss 30th and returm until July 4th Tickets may hind from the Treasurer at the MA AA Club Honea?evening of excursion.Bel-Air Jockey Club SUMMER MEETING ony : ME \u2014TO BE HELD ON\u2014 Wednesday.June 20th, Thursday.June 30th, Friday.Saturday \u2026\u2026 \u2026July 2nd, Five Races Each Day.\u2014SPEOIAL BRACE TRAINS DAILY~ Grand Trunk Railway, 20th and 30th Jane, IC, « © EY - 1 July, 12:50, 1.20 and 2 p.m,i #nd July, 12:30, 138, 1 5anudien Pacific Bailway, 1st and 2nd July only, \"Admission FREE on showing railway ticket.turn fare, 50 cents, Field Stand, 25 cents LE ullmad Lar Accommodation on an fraine 95 © e way.Commutation or Beas not accepted on Special Race Trains.on ol BEL-AIR JOCKEY CLUB.Gentlemen wishing to become members are requested to d in 4 to a8 8000 AF possible, oir names the undersigned ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION-\u2014 820, Which admits members and I to taking place at Bel-Air, ra and ladon ail events 150 J.H.WARDLOW, Hon.Secretary, «2 DOMINION DAY se ODDFELLOWS\u2019 .To the Favorite Picnic Resort, \u2014\u2014MISSISQUOI PARK \u2014- H tehgate Springs, Vt MAPLE LEAF CHAPTER, 1.0.0.F., MU.Good Boating and Fis as ORIGT N ALLAN ORCRE: will furnish Music for Dancing.Odafetens Band will accompany the Excursion.Special Trains will leave Bonaventure Station st 3 a.m,; returning, leave hgate Springs, 5.10 p.m.Tickets for the round Trip 81.00\u2014ONE DOLLAR-81.00 CHILDREN HALF FARE, Tickets can be procured at Station on mo; f Xxoursion, or at office Central V .SÉRIE Semen genie Vernon, Bg THE OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION co.DOMINION Day, c, $1\u2014Delightful Day Trip to Carillon\u2014$1 By Palace 8tr, \u201cSovereign,\u201d and h by sh Tike 8,05 am.train to Lachine to connent rare AFTERNOON TRIES AND RAPIDS p e and down Rapids, Str.\u201cPrincess\u201d will leave Canal Bazin, fout ot Nazareth st, at 1.30 p.m, and 8t.Gabriel Lockast 2 p.m.Tickets, 30c, on board Steamer, Yo Hudson and Raplds\u2014(Btr, Sovereign,» fake 1.39 p.m.train at Windsor Btation, Roun p $1.00.\" To Nt.Anve\u2019s and Raplds\u2014(8tr.\u201cSoverelgn.,\") Take @ À.Bi.train et à SOp.me Or C.PR.SET 36 m Round trip, 80 cents.L e nnd Rapids.Take 5.05 np m.train, Tionorsnt Honaven tose Station, 143 Bt.J okets à onaventure Statio: amen a \u2018Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, ond 184 8t.James se For Hudson trip at 266 St.James atrest and Windso: Station.R.W, SHEPHERD, Jr., Manager.150 4 DOMINION DAY $2.50-EXCURSION TO OTTAWA-$2.50 TO LOCAL POINTS AT SINGLE FARE.good t Charming scenery.*\u201cHoversign » and * Empress.\" ; R.W.SHEP HERD, Jr., Manager, N.B.\u2014Ticket offices : 143 Bt.James Bires! Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, 184 St.Ja 2 i Street and Bonaventure Depot, 150 4 Lots for Sale NEAR SHERBROOKE STREET On Cote St.Antoine Road, Argyle Avenue, Mentrose Street, Montrevill Avouue.\u2018The finest sitnation for villas or semi-detached residence in Montreal or vicinity, Prices low.TT, JAMES CLAXTON, 187x 180 BT.JAMES STREET, Xx You Can Save Money - By Sendige Jour Orders 5 HAMILTON BR Ans FG 00.for Injectors, Sight-feed Lubricators 5 Inj and Jenkins V.vos, * 2 HAMILTON, Ont.146axtt | St.Catherine Street.feet front St Catherine street and about ab toda: North side ot t, Catherine st, au t.George ne lished by Hugh Graliam, yusideat in Montreal Publishing afice.168 and'108 b 8t, Jaen Hireol : 160x3 3aw nest Bt.Lawrence R.EK, THOMAS, 80 Bt.John street.de 2327239 MS GILL STREET.N1 8 Ce craint Now is the time to buy cheap.Our immense stock must be reduced.We will give special bargains for the next month.Come and inspect our stock, goods sold on credit at small advances.the largest in Canada.We sell for cash at prices that defy competition, All Open evenings, H.A.WILDER & CO., 232 to 238 McGill Street.| 875.00 Getlomen\u2019s 22 0.1, Waleh 163 Mansfield stroet, and atthe Windsar Dopot où Annual Excursion: THE OTTAWA RIVER NAVIGATION C0, COTE ST, ANTOINE.HAMILTON BRASS MFG.CO, CORER PROPERTY FOR SUE "]