The Montreal daily star, 26 octobre 1897, mardi 26 octobre 1897

[" PA & DAILY AR.\u201c.ra Last Week's Average.WEEKLY STAR:- Last Week's Issué- After five minutes\u2019 work he Jaw this up.I called for him to chop.at the side, The hoy was fast losing strength the man bad called to \u2018\u2018Billy\u201d and sank, In about ten minutes the man with the axe bad chop a holy\u2019 in the side of the ¢ r.1 sho the boy put first and the rescuer caught him, he boy's father tried to get out after but the hole was not large enough.The man with the axe made it 1.The father went out and I followed him.I was the last person out of the car, and we three were the only ones that eaCap- ed alive.: \u2018No one escaped by breaking windows, for it was impossible to do so.The ear was full of water, and it came in before apy one knew where we were, or had a chance to help bimself.\u2019\u2019 ONE FELLOW DRUNK.Fred.A.Marriott, Jr.son of the pre- prietor ot the San Francisco News t- ter, who was on his way to this city on bustress, was the first of the passengers to bring a story.He said \u2018f the work of rescue: \u201c\u2018We made a bridge wfth railroad ties, and put it over to the Pullman cars In the river, and in that way got the passen ers to dry land and car ried them to those sleepers that still re- muined on the track, where they were placed In berths.After that we went bata to see woom we could get out of.the day coach and smoker.There were about 20 Chinamen in the smoke:, 1 was told, but we only rescued three of them.One had his arm broken and was can- siderably cut about the Lead, another's shoulder was dislocated, and was on the neck and moaning terribly.\u201cThe third had his head cut and one leg and one arm broken, and we wrapped him up in blankets and put him on a mattrees from o:e of the s rs, and laid bim out on owe side of the track, but he died a few minutes later.There was one, a white man, who had one afm cut right off, and I !elieve he had, too, one leg broken, and he died in five or ten minutes.\u2018\u2019Then there was one fellow, a white man, with but one slight scratch on his face, very drunk, with a quart bottle of whiskey half full in his bip pocket, who swam without amy assistance from the smo'er.1 asked him if he was badly hurt, and he sald: \u2018Just a little cut around my head.You never saw a drunken man who didn\u2019t out of a weeck all right, did you?\u2019 I took the whiskey fromm him, as he was hardly able to walk, and gave ft to the wounded.\u201d A COOL LITTLE BOY.Little Chester Clock\u2019s tale of how he tried to cut out a ve.tilator of the passenger coach with his penknife forma one of the most interesting narrations of the wreck.His father is Dow Clock, of Sayville, L.I., and father and son are of the few that got out of the uay coach alive.\u201cIT was reclining amd in a dose on owe of the seats well back tu the car and my son sat beside me on the inside,\u2019 nald Clock.'\u2018He was awake and looking out of the window.I became conscious that something upusuel had bappened when my son sud threw bis arms around my neck, and the car began wabbling as if it were sailing through space.T was only a slight jar as the car went into the water, und then we ssemed to be rushing through the water.There wera two men, two womeb and two children in the forward part of the ar.As nearly as J can remember.Tne water was ap to the top of the #Ats IWu minutes I awoke, und tt rapidly that we were on- US URLS the backe eéilhe seats.asd: \u201c1e the voutiiétors To the roof y ts cxf 1 my.up w.one ann, chang to the ventihetée binds with the other, I todd the boy to be cedm, amd he was, so much so, in fact, that he pulled out bls pocket londle and cooly tried to eut away the veutikator so that he could get out.\u201cThe water rose steadily, and was up to my armpits two minutes after it reached the top of the seats, 1 thought there wes no hope until my boy, who could book out of the ventilaior, saw a man chopping a hole Mn the roof of a car about 800 fest away.We.ballooed at the top of our voices, and the man, who I and lene was W.D.Langford, of New Jersey, beard us and came to our rescue.He chopped away the ventilator unt there was a hole big for my boy to crawl through.J coudd not get through, though, and Mr.Langford todd me to make my way to rear ventftætor.The day coach had foated around the rock at the pout where the accident , abd was ly- lg north and south.I step along the seat tops.kéeping hold of the ven tilators, until I got to the rear, when Langford cut a plece out of the rear of the car and I got out an the roof.\u2018My son was already in a boat which one of the brakemen was rowëng, and 1 got in wêth htm.There were two other jured persons tn the boat.We were sbout seventy-five feet from the shore, and, looking around, I could see nothing but the tope of the care.We got in the sleepers en we reached the shore, and I must give the railroad officials credit for rendering us every aseistance amd lool out for our comfort.I do aot know g we were in the water, but I And that my watch was stopped at 6.243 o'clock.A WOMAN'S TALE.Here in the story of one of the en pa on the train, Mrs, Anna N.Nexson, of Evansville .one o: the one it was I don\u2019t know.and.do I know its position In the tra à, but it was not the Bret nor the last.it was about in the middle, I should .1 waa fast asleep in the lower berth.1 was awakened by the swaying of the car.There was no ve bard sock | pair a rolling from side to aide.I was Laif æfunmed for a moment, for ! thmk I was thrown agaînat the side of the car.But the shouts and cries all around me brought me to my senses, and | Jumped up.People were banging on to each other and screaming.*\u2018The men were shouting for some ons to open a.window.At last they got an axe and two or three men started hammer at the window with it.window fell out with a crash, The men let the women out feet.With their as sistance I crawlad through and found myself in shallow water.We waded ashore without getting wet above our knees When we were om land we heard cries from the people fu the cars in the water, and we saw mome of them ashore, escape and swim RH wasa dreadful experiance, amd I have been suffer ring ever since from the fright I got.Mrs.Nexson when she escaped bad nothing on but her night dress.After being supplied with clothing by some of; guents at the hotel ofe the homs of the relatives in Brooklyn she came from PBvansville to visit.THE WHISTLE BLEW, | | .+ 0f the passengers in the wrecked train.| wenerally merry.is the only Tea on earth.\u201d Value, it is \u201c incomparable >\u201d SEALED LEAD PACKETS ONLY.NEVER SOLD IN BULK.25c, 30e, 40e, 50e, 600.55121 \u201cGood Gracious,\u201d she cried, \u201cis it possible that ALADA\u201d CEYLON TEA No, Madam.* But tor Purity, Flavor and What Is It.& 333233333334 \u20ac finish is the best.£EEEEEEE JJECAUSE there is nothing curtailed in the quality of the trimmings.The style and The name Tooke has become a guaranty of absolute reliability.R.J.TOOKE, That makes Tooke\u2019s - Shirts.Better or more durable than other makes?177 St.James St.2387 St.Catherine St, West.1553 St.Catherine St.East, this the and had not been killed foæced tieir way out and helped their companions who had been injured.HEARD OF HIS FATHER'S DEATH.While a group of reporters were dis cumiine tbe accident in front of the Grand Central station, a young man stood near-by listening intently.\u201cWhat was the engineer's name ?\"\u2019 asked one reporter.\u201cJobn Foyle, was the reply.*\u201cIs he missing 7°\u2019 .~4Yes, he's dead.\u201cGood heavens.be» my father !\u201d exclaimed the bystander.The railway officials took Foyle's son with them ou the special train, VISITORS LOOTED THE TRAIN, By nova Sonday a crowd of crrious to gather at the e pocident.At ope o'clock JG.persons in It, wh a A by towns \u2018eAme entr ges by and bicycles by the huadreds, and from the tarms eame bewhiskered and calicoed rsons in swarms.Chief Hnmphreys and is men Bad all they could do to hold en within a reasanable distance from the men at work, and several times the rush of the crowd simply overwhelmed them.It was purely a matter of morbid curiosity with the crowd, for the news of the wreck had not reached the friends \u2018he visitors, with the exception of a painfully small minority, behaved worse than beas .They looted the liquors, taken from the last wrecked Wi car; they tore the salvaged curtains, ing, and linen Into strips for souvenirs, and, worst of all, some of those who came in boats got near the cars in which the dead were entombed, and drack, ate and sang, made entombed, and drank, ate, sang and made MURDERED FOR MONEY, Body of a Wealthy Chamoook (N.B) Farmer Found in the Waweig River.McAdam, N.B., October 28.\u2014A Cham- cook (N.B.) report tells of the murder there of Patrick O\u2019Brien, & wealthy farmer.The orime was not discovered until Sunday, Wawelg river.O'Brien left home last Thursday with a load of produce and drove to St.tephen, where he sold the produce, and then starte home.Late that night his horse returned home without a driver.and it was supposed that some accident had befallen O'Brien.Every foot of the road from St.Stephen to Chamcook was gone over, and the missing man\u2019s hat was found on the bridge over the Wawelg river.This aroused susplolon of foul play, and the river was dragged, w 6 result.that, this afternoon, O'Brien's body was brought up from deep water.Marks on the head \u2018left no doubt that the man had been attacked and knocked senseless, if not killed orge and then thrown into the river.Ro is the oniy motive assigned for the crime.THE WINTER SERVICE.(Special to the Star.) Ottaw October 26 \u2014Mr.Parmalee, deputy minister of Trade and Commerce, left on Saturday after council for Mount Clement, \u2018Mich., to consult Sir Richard Cartwright on the Atlantic service pro- 5.It is understood tbat the Allan and Dominion Companies are making a big bid for the continuance of a fortnightly service to St.Jobn, N.B.provided the subsidy of $120,000 1s continued.This differs slightly their first p 1, when the two to have asked that ou rare the are freight from St.John to justify the service.This, itis said, the C: y} R.refused to do.An advice from St.John, N.B., states that the disposition there is to accept the service as proposed.es .R should UNTERHAUS PRESIDENT RESIGNS.Vienna, October 26.\u2014In the Lower House of the Reichsrath, to-day, Vice-President Abrahamovich read a letter from Dr.Keth- rein, President of the House, notifying the Unteghause of bis resignation of Lhe presidency.The incident, which caused a sensation, was undoubtedly due to the recent disorderly scenes in the Reichsrath, arising from the comflicts between the opposing factions.* A CALL EXTENDED.{Bpecial tp the Star.) x October 28.\u2014At a meeting of the arterly Board of the Sydenham Street Methodist Church, held last even- Ipe.it was decided to extend a call to the v.A.B.ndas Lanceley, now of the Du bon I dou.when O'Brieu's body was found in the |.25121 screaming was ke , à there was the smashing of lass and oo ting away of wood-work as the peo- SCARED CROOKS Ple who had been sleeping in the cars City Rid of Dangerous Cardsharpers.SUPEBINTENDENT KELLERT DETECTED THEN.Made Ten Thousand Dollars Be- _ tween Here and Ottawa.The city has just ben rid of two of the mot dangerous card-sbarps that have ever preyed om Montrealers incMn- | ed to risk their money in a quiet game of poker, many of which are continually ln operation in the back rooms of scares of supposed respectable cigar stores and saloons.The gentlemen were scared away by Detective Joseph Kellert, superintendent of the Metropolitam Detective Bureau, in his capacity of provincial detective, but nat betore they had \u2018skinned\u2019 would-be in Montreal and Ottawa out of what je moderate ! ly estimated to be some ten thousand dollars.As it is, Mr.Kellert's office is crowded this morning with victims of the , and he has on exhibition à choice selection of marked will defy detection and yet make easy to read the value and suit card from the back as from the tront, as well as other tools of the sharperd\u2019 trade, all of the finest workmanship and specially manufactured for the purpose | of fleecing the unwary.There are number of complaints againet the men | lert'a Ofice this morning whe bed Tex | i lert\u2019s office this momning who had Jost the money back.It was the Intent to arrest the sharpers this morning, and when Mr.Kellert went to their resi dence, 56214 Craig strest, he provided himself with a ssarch warrant, but evidently the men had en Larved, they skipped last night afe supposed to have gone to Boston.They were two gentlemanty Dooking mem, excellent talkers and have That w latter place they bave also lleeced a number of oop for the laut three months.hekr names were but they were sometimes kpowm as Klein, and at other timen as Blumenthal and in the latter case they triad to give the ton that they were relations of the clothier by that name, T pretended to be anxdous to buy.a botel, When they were introduced to a man who was incined to play, and whom they thought was oi money they would go to a dead of trouble and expense to entwine him in thelr ost by setting up wine and in other ways.They were assisted in nabbing their victhin by a well known young mad about town, who iutroduced many le with money to them.Mr.Kel- ert knows him and.will keep a close eye on bém.h it was vnfortun- ate that they were Dot arrested the next best tiring is that they will aot dere to return here.HALLOWE'EN CONCERT.The following acceptances to their platform invitations for the Hallowe'en eonoert have ved by the off- Boctety : Hin Mayor, Mr.MacMaster, ndrew's , and Mrs, Murray, Boss, Lt.-Col.venson, Lt.-Col.Strathy and Mre, Stra- thy, Mr.Shephard, dent M.A.A.A., Dr.Webster, Dr.James Stewart, Rev.Prin.MacVicar, Mr.and Mrs.F.8.Mac Lennan, Mr.and Mre.James C Ren- trew, Ont.; Mr.and Mrs.David Seath Mr.and Mrs.D.L.Lockerby, and Mrs.Robert Reid, Mr.McKeown, President Irish Protestant Boclety, Mi.W.A.Welr, M.L.A., and Mrs.Weir.The sale of tickets for the concert is progressing rapidly and the committee expect a mont successful evening.The artists are certainly distinguished, and will doubtless give the best account of themselves.The presence of Mr.D.C.Fraser, M.P.for Suysboro\u2019, as the spea- 0 +++ For health or recrentioe.The anpolatmehts of à first Cites with a \u2018poor. ] > ee > WEEKLY STAR >» ski \u201celiborate instrument hr >i itereat will be served by making 2 1t Mayor a.puppet of a fection by the Council] would glve.air \u2018an be stands may be a power sup- As \u2018may Sa fétrodured are hardly likely A À exh se sath, no Wim can be done by giving E ai ttiév to examine our civic e Baily Star.@BANAM & OO, Propeistorh.(E - M8B end 106 St James Street.* 7 \u2018423 Dany Fran i sont to any of - ada, ihe teens all the other Ea Mrépagers publihed ia ba city of Montreal 63 \u2018Agents for French Advertisl Mossra.nos.TAIT & Cie.Rus do Grange Bate- J France.onvanat Bras WF.Carrier, King 5 CIRCULATION Daily and Weekly Star OCTOBER 23, 1897.Lure sosrannavres socasssasu cu.ÉA,08°7 Monday T'ObpÂAT \u2026.v-mocreecrececene 44,680 = Pridèy \u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026o\u2026nuree ;thelr own vigilance and intélligent inter put that they can hope to secure good xivic government; but they have no such \u2018tommforting notlon of the powerlgésness of charter amendments in the othér di They have, indeed, beep fight.ibg for years charter hmendmgnts, cal- ed to dislodge retorm fem what B+ points of vantage It holds, 48M to open * the gates of license to the yiry elements ~ they most fe.r.Hence, {fis not sur prising that they will await the opening Ho the bag which contaiffs the mysteri ous package with an eye adjusted to cri \u201ctiélsm.= _ It is not impossible! of course, that The doctors now in gônaultation over the \u201ccharter will reagent nome improvements.\u201cBut they will ngf be any the less clearly a little careful exam- ong x may bé fond ideas to improve the improvements, Then if there be any weak- pcupes\u2014IT there he any conscious or uni ponscious concessbons to the vandal ele tiny will increase the probability of heir discovery.There would be peri] ~for us in the hurrying through of an before we baal \u201ceither a fair chance to fully examine It or time enough to Jay our protests first before the Councll and then bebsre the ~Legialature, y Qu some points we are decided.For Mnstance, we do not want the civic posed to any addition to the number of posed to any increase in the number of aldermen per ward, and they are deter- fitned, above all things, that their pres- \\'ent right to bring the whole Council up -together before them tor review shall pot be taken away from them under ang + gxeune whatever.This ability to effec tively pronounce judgment on an unworthy Coumcll at each election is too '\" vdluable a power do be lightly lost, It \u201cis im itsell a potent tnstrument of re ' form, keeping it perpertually within the .power of the people to rescue their civic government whenever they 2 A\u201c abat sufficiently feel the necessity.Then \u201cAt is hard to see how any good public the the Council.The \u201c: people will be loath to give up the right ot popular election, and if we make a of choosing our Mayor when ible from among the men of alder- simanic training, we shall secure for our #hlves about the only advantage that ne The interest and thoroughly the aldermen.Make dent of \u201cHim.the creature of the Council and he il very rarely be anything more than Ye proslding officer of that body.i ghould amendments in these directions ar, wot much discussion will be re- ee Ajit \u2018any objectionable features p'lkin!liar faces.At all part Btates Can tage free, at for six months, and 900, foc tired, Ws believe the circulation ot Terx Bras vx: THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014TUESDAY.OCTOBER x same a.26, 1897.\u2014\u2014\u2014=\u2014 w constitution before the Provincial Legislature is asked to rivet it about us.The electors should, at all events, thoroughly understand it from end to end \u2014 a compliment they have hardly paid to the present charter.=\u2014 THE ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.It &s reported tbat the Ontario Legis lature will this year abandon its own custom and adopt that of Quebec by |.meeting tn the late autumn, Usually it assem bles in the mpring, amd tries to divide the attention of the province with the larger \u201cHouse\u201d at Ottawa.This may be good or bad judgment, arcording to one\u2019s point of view.The Provincial legislators certainly fall of so chose a hearing from the people as they would recedve if they bad the poMtica) stage to themselves; but ft ls just possible that thés may not be wholly umandxed evil fur the Government.If they meet in the avtumn this year, It probably implies two thinge\u2014a de sire to take some important action with the authority of the Legishature tor the protection of Ontario timber, and an expectation to \u2018\u2018dismolve\u2019\u2019 early next year, The log question ls beouming a very important Issue in Ontario poli ties,\u2019 The Dominion Government shows no position to go to the rescue of oux 1 ts or even of the saw-mill men, though the latter have votes: aud this leads the Outario himbermen \u2014 part) eulag)y those in the Georgian Bay Os- trict\" \u2014 to look to the Local Government for action, Then it ia argued that the Provincial Government can produce the same effect as an export duty would, hy the manipulation of the stumpage des without bringing the increase of the Dingley tax automatically into force, whicn would make it very doubtful whether thix increased duty would ever be imposed.tence there is not a little local pres sure on Premier Hardy to act; and be in turn \u2018would naturally lke to compe} the Opposition to, take a stand on the question one way or the otner before acting.80 he calls tne Legislature.But it may be that Mr.Whitney will remember the profitable sojourn that a certain other distinguished leader of the Opposition took in the lines of Torres Vedras [It is to be hoped in any case that the Canadian log will be protected and that our lumbermen will not be compelled to move their saw mills over to Michigan where they will employ American labor and live on American produce.The Ontario elections when they come wlll make an interesting contest to watch.The campalgn, for that matter, has begun already; and is being vigorous ly pushed, at least by the Opposition.It wif} be the first Ontario election without a/Mowat in the saddle and à Meredith On horseback for many a day.We shall see then how the province likes the promotion of Mr, Hardy, and what it thinks of Mr.Whitney, who haa been industriously getting acquainted with ft tor a year back, PROHIBITIONISTS ans Regarding the Expected À Plebiscite.(Special to the Star.) Foronto, October 26.\u2014The newly or- nized National Qommittee for the for- htlon of the Dominion Prohibition Federation resumed fits eessions yester- \u2018day afternoon.The pleblecite campaign committee reported in favar of the promotion of the organization of all provinces or bocalities not yet making preparations for the plebiscite.To secure this, it recommended the appointment of provincial secretaries, to act with the Dominion Alllance where that organisation had prov branches, the General Secretary of the Nattonal Temperance Federation, formerly treasurer of tthe National Committee to act as the means of communication between the provincial secretar- les.Bome discussion took place over the question of what action to take tn prevent the prohibition question being loaded up with any other issme when presented in the Dominion plebiscite.It wan deckled to leave the matter in abeyance, on the understanding that in the event of a orisis the full pational committee would be convened.The literature committee also presented ts re port, which, with that of the plebiscite campahzn committees, was adopted unanimously adopted.A resolution expressing a willingness on the part of the Federation to co-operate with the Dominion Alliance was carried GERMAN INDUSTRIES London, October 26.\u2014The special committee sent to Germany by the corporation of Manchester in er to discover the cause of England's industrial decadence found extraordinary development of techmi- cal education abroad.Alderman Crossfield, a member of the committee, said : \u201cThe English workers are half savages, when compared with the intelligent arti sans of Germany.\u201d Councillor Pythian, a member of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers, remarked : \u2018The engines and dynamos made in Germany put to shame most of the work in the English shops.\u201d These are but types of the impressions coloring the whole report of the Manchester committee.THE NEW DAWSON ROUTE, (Special to the Star.) Winnipeg, Mrn., October 26.- Two steamers which have been purchased by the C.P.KR.will ply between Vancouver and the head of navigation on the Stickeen river, and from that point E.J.Duchesnay is now examining the route for a railway across to Teslln Lake, on which the connecting water, courses leading to Dawson City, on the Yukon river boats will be plied, so that passengers over the C.P.R.will have direct transportation to the heart of the gold region.REFORMER AT A MUSIC HALL London, Oct., 2%.\u2014Oxford Music Hall, where Sunday evening sacred concerts have been introduced, added a new turn Sunday when Mra.Ormiston Chant, the social reformer, who came into prominence a year or so ago by her crusade against music halls, lectured on the ** The Necessity for Sunday Evening Amusement.\u201d OSMAN DIGNA IN DANGER.Cairo, October 28.\u2014A column of troops commanded by General Hunter, it is announced in a despatch from] r, on the \u2018Nile, has started to delve Osman Die the great Dervish general, from the \u2018Atbara river.But the despatch adds it is feared Osman D will not wait for the Angle Egyptian to attack him.! When the leaves begin to fall Jook out for Fork in doonying vegutation.Hoode Sapa: parila.is the bess fall medicine for de + HIS GRACES UTTERANCE.Text of Mgr.Clear;\u2019s Mandate to His Flock.PROTESTANT MARKIAGES AND FUNERALS.Duties of Catholics in That Connection.Kingston, October 26.\u2014Archbishop (leary\u2019s mandate re Catholics attending Protestant \u2018uneral and marriage services,read in the Cathedral on Sunday, is as follows: \u2018We have been much grieved and conscience of pur Catholic people has been shocked by a gross scandal which took place in this, our metropolitan city, quite recently, and which indeed was the occasion of our addressing you this pastoral letter of instruction on the sacreduess of matrimony ns a sacrament of grace instituted by our Divine Lord for the sanctification of the family and the regeneration of society.A marriage was to be performed here according to the announcement on a certain day.The contracting parties ure non-Catholles, members of some little sect.The place where the contract wus to be celebrated is known as the church of that sect.The preacher who pronounced the form of contract is likewise an adberent of that sect, 80 Also the majority of the &pec- tators.Throughout the ceremony, fiom\u2019 begining to end, there was no refer ence whatever to the sacrament of matrimony nor to the supernatural graces it communicates from the KRedeemer's wonnds to the souls entering into weil lock, Every word, every act, all the circumstances were in accord with the ereed or profession of those who took part in the ceremony, that the marriage of two Christiana is not a sacrament; tbat our Lord Jesus Christ did not attach to it any sacramental grace; that it is a mere recular contract, not a whit more sacred than the marriage of any two heathens.I! it be only a secular or worldly engagement, there seems to be no reason Why a church should be re lected as the place of its celebration rather than the City Hall or the Opera House.Moreover, If marriage is not a sacrament it in rescindable vy the authority of the state, in like manner as every other worldly contract is subject to the rivil power for the regulation of Its conditions of validity, and conse quently may be dissolved by the same power whensaoever the gentlemen repre senting the state have found, or fancy they have found, sufficient cause for this d'ssolution.* It.is the blood of Jesus Chriet, the Rom of (God, realing the matrimonial contract that gives it inviolability and peremptorily excludes the state and the politicians from all power to lay nrholy hands on it: (What God hath put together let no man put asunier.) Hence {t {= that in every country where tke sacramental character matri- Monv \u2018+ fciicted or denfed pouti- clans of citer times take the whole matter tuto their own bande, make laws regu\u2019 wing the requirements for validity of the contract and fesue hills of di- voree for tre severance of the conjugal bed! in trie they may seem to be gical; and, In truth, if the marriage be only £ pro\u2018nne contract it is subject to toeir power like every other civil em- gagement.But If the contracting parties Le vuldly baptized persons their marrage is A sRcrament, whether they or t'w pollticians think sn or pot.For tre Catnotle Church, speaking as the witness of Jesus Christ and His revelation, teaches and has taught from the carliest days of Christianity that the marriage contract between two baptized persons is always a aacrament, whether it be received worthily or rot; that the contract and the sacrament are inseparable from each other, the contract being itsel! the sacramemt and the raorament beïng itrelf the contract.\u201cIt non-Catholles are satisfied with a mere secular contract of marriage we will not quarrel with them on the subject.We have neither the right nor the power to force the gifts of God upon them.But it it i= the right and the Indispensable duty of the rulers of the Catholic Church to prevent her children from taking part in any proceeding that conflicts with their Catholic faith, and degrades what they believe to he a sacrament Instituted by our Lord Jesus Christ for the sanctification of the souls of men.It is deplorable that any Catholic should assist at a ceremony which robs Christian ma of its sacramental character, thereby bring- sing it down to the level of a market bar gain, and making it rescindible, thus opening wide the door for adulterous concubinage.By such an act he dishonors the all-holy Redeemer of the world, who in the author of every sacrament and of all grace.It fa still more deplorable, and more beinously criminal before God and men, that a Catholic lady should not merely assist as spectator of such a scene, hut should dress herself up as one of the actresses in the drama, and parade herself on the platform as one of the principal performers.* \u201cLat not those who went to that house of unbelief for the purpose of witnessing the spectacle try to excuse themrelves from the charge of criminal participation on the ground that they took no part in the act, and desired only to amuse themselves, as they would at a theatre, Their voluntary presence at the scenic enter- talnment was of Îteelf participation in the act, and was manifestly an insult to the holy faith they profeas, \u201cWhosoever goes to a theatre to witness what he Mows to be a offensive to bis national feel credit of his family is impropriety spectator.in tact.our code of criminal law rigidly maintains this principle of participation in crime by voluntarily assisting at the performance of the evil deed.We nowise bldme wvon-Catholles in this matter.They act In conformity with their conscience.But we ro bane and condemn the weak-minded \u201cu!'iolie ~ho knowingly and willingly beluties \u201cthe t sacrament,\u201d as t, Paul designates matrimony, and by xs\" \u2018olug belittles Jesus Christ and dis floly urch.\u201cThere in another irregna\u2018itr thst mometimes is practised by Jukewarm Catholics.They take a innsy to euter- ing non-Catholic ehurches in onler to amist at what is called \u2018\u2018a service for the dead.\u2019 which all non-atfholiics an well as Catholics in these countries know and proclaim to be of no sstvice to the dead.Here again we ettrihute no Home to those who through ignorance of rte Christian religion disbelieve the revealad = of purgatory sand ittertesso prayer and the communion of saints, We ust d with must, however, all authority wh little apect Toe thomas Te ow BO ves their religion as to} of; in a performance of this kind directly at\u2019 fundementa! stian variance with as.- : Ae doctrine of a middle state, + although he is merely a.ws \u2018 : .1 LS abode of heavenly glory, \u2018into which nothing defiled shall enter\u2019; likewise the doctrine of reltel being given to those suffering by our mifreges through the holy Mass œopplicatory prayer and fasting and alm , amd other good works; moreover, tire ninth article of the Apostles\u2019 Creed, affirming the \u2018communion of saints;' all these car dinal truths of Chrietianity so salutary friends and po sweet and solacimg to the living, are excluded most distinctly and pertinaciounly from that cold, dry.beartiess and unmeaning ceremony paraded before tbe world ae \u2018a service for the dead.\u2019 \u201cWherefore, baviog invoked the Almighty God, we herelry declare, with all the authority of the Chusch vested in us, as Archb p of Kingston and your chief pastor, that any Catholic in our metropolitan city, or diocese who shal henceforth e to enter amy now- » Catholic edifice assist at what fs termed \u2018a marriage service,\u201d or \u2018a service for the dead,\u2019 even though he should not take active part tu the performance, renders himrelf guilty of mortal stn, by disbonoring the religion of his baptkan, and defykng the laws of boly church, and \u2018giving pubHc scandal before society.and we furthermore re serve to ourself alone the power to absolve from this hetnous crime.\u2018May God's peace and blessing be upon us all, for the preservation of our y faith in all Ha purity, and the liness of our lives unto the day of eterntty.\u201chis pastoral imstruction, with its mandate, shall be read, and its several parts familiarly explained, by each priest to bis congregation as soon as may be conveniemt after Îts reception.\u201cJAMES VINCENT CLEARY, Archbishop of Kingston.\u201d AMERICAN COMMENT.Chicago, October 26.\u2014Father Mooney, chancellor of the diocese, said that Archbishop Cleary\u2019s mandate could pot have heen promulgated from Rome, as nothin whatever had been heard of it here, was evidently the Archbishop's own, and applied only to the diocese.Ope of the officiating priests at the Holy Name Cathedral said: \u2018Many Catholics sing in Protestant churches in Chicago and synagogues as well, 80 you can see the libera) policy that obtains here.Moreover.many of the Catholic priests here go into Protestant churches and 8 gaes, and think nothing of it.Such a mandate as that of the Archbiabop is most 1lleberal for this enlightened ag , and I can say that thie is not to be the general rule in the Catholle Church.Such a mandate is entirely too radical.\u201d New York, October 26,\u2014Archbishop Corrigan\u2019s secretary expressed surprise at the mandate of Archbishop Cleary, pruhib- iting Catholics from attending funerals or weddings, for he sald that it was a rather strict exercise of power.even for a country like Canada, where the lines are drawn more sharply between Catholics and Pro.teatants than they are in the United States.\u2018\u2018We consider it highly reprebensi- ble,,\u2019 he said.*\u2018for a Catholic to witness a marriage ceremony iu a non-CathoHe church or elsewhere, or to take part in n service of the dead in a Protestant church.Such an act would call for the sevepgat censure of the Church.I think the - guage employed by Archbishop Cleary, of Kingston, ts strong, but pot surprised at such things in Canada., et SHARK ON BOARD.A Queer Adventure on & Tramp Steamers Deck.New York, October 26.\u2014Captain Japp, in the commander of the British steamship Wilderspool, a nomadic freighter, whish reached this port Sunday.The tramp is sugar laden, and brought with ber a fish utory \u2018as js a fish story.\u201d The worthy skipper sald that his {rip trom Jaya to the Delaware Breakwÿter had been destitute of inéident until 4 night of \u2018Oetbber\u201c17.The vessel wif™it that time engaged in making her way across the Gull Btream.A fierce porth- east gale was blowing, and the deeply laden tramp was plunging heavily in the seas.Waves broke over the rail in & Ve tery procession, and then toward midnight came one which inundated the whole forward part of the ship and made the officers who were on the bridge grasp the rail to prevent being with the flood Captain Jspp, who was on the bridge, heard a flapping sound forward, as the invading Niagara webt swashing away to the lee side, and, thinking that some sail had blown adrift, he shouted to the watch on deck to go forward and secure the slatting canvas.The men weut stumbling torward, dodging seas the while, and then there was & yell from one of them that brought the captain to the deck.He found the men dodging some large object that was floundering over the slippery planking and vielously slapping in every direction.A lantern was brought and the object was found to be ap eleven foot shark, which had been swept on board by the big sea that had boarded the freighter.Another big sea came bounding over the rall.and men and shark were dashed together in the lee scuppers.One man was sent sprawling over the momster, but the shark was too much surprised or too much out of bis element to inflict any damage on the unlucky sajlor.Then came apother ssa and more dods fug of it.and finally one of the men succeeded in making a line fast around the body of the sinister visitor.The shark was then dragged aft, snd whea the storm was over and daylight came all hands took a part in despatching the Dah.BOSTON'S ATLANTIC LINES.An Improved Service Probable, , Due to the Canada\u2019s Success.Boston, October 26.\u2014The success of the pew Domimion Line steæmer Canada in en- other Mnes in the trans-Atlantic passenger traffic has caused » flurry in steamship eierles here.The Canard Company.which practically had a momopoly of the bu:toess at this port before the Canadas was put On the Boston-Liverpool route, hes found a dangerous rival.The Canada Was put on the Boston- Liverpool route by chance, owing to à dts- agreement Over mail rates bettveen the Domtvion Line and the Canadian Government.By sending their fastest and Dest boat to en American port, the Dominion Line hopéd to being the Canadian Govers- ment to terms.The steamship failed in this, but they did succeed je opes- ing up a profitable passenger service.The Dominion Line people were 30 pleased over the uniooked for success of the Canada that they are now bulking another fast boat for the samme route.The Cunard Line, finding its interests thus threstened, has already decided to fmprove their service, The Bervia, ome of their fastest stemmers, outside of thelr \u2018erack \u2018greyhounds,\u2019 will rue to thie port, and the service will be brought mors \u2018\u2018ep- to-date\u2019\u2019 {a many weys, PENNY POSTAGE FOR FRANCE Paris, Opt., 38.\u2014Much satisfaction is felt atthe jutrodunetion of the peony ry France is the only cou in potes te SD cer out Ce mots The Royal : : + swept overboard | terlag into competition with veasels ot.people, - À \u2018cts | do 1B \u201cTHE \u2018Havegained the DAL.Se Liver lence and ares Pills them a trial, to be just what was necessary for regulating the bowels, constipation, dispelling bili ness, or remedying irregu- laritiesresulting from torpid liver; they are the [Ld the\u201cD.&L.\" DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO, Ltd., Montreal Positively Gures Gonstipation.JOHN DILLON ON IRELAND.\u2014\u2014 Describes Condition as Deplorable IN WEST AND SOUTH-WEST DISTRICTS.He Thinks the Authorities are too Slow.London, October 26.\u2014There is a serf- ous outbreak of typhoid fever at I igon- fel.a suburb of Belfast, ard it is feared that the disease may spread to the city.In a newspaper communication John Dillon writes: It is admitted now by all except Dublin Castle that over large districts in the west and southwest of Ireland severe distresa, amounting to famine ir some places, will prevail during the coming winter and spring.As in 1845 and 1879, and other fam- ne years, the Government has begun by vigorously denying that there is cause for alarm.This attitude is always maintained until after the November rents are collected.Meanwhile the area and intensity of distress a increased greatly by levyirg rents on a ple who soon will be face to face with starvation.Ejectments and processes for rent are falliig like snowflakes over the distressed districts.We hold that the duty of providing against distress lies entirely on the Government, and that it has no right to leave the people to the charity of the world.; Pertodic famines ia Ireland are the direct result of thts Goye ent.This year, and {ir the last years, $15, 000,000 has besn taken.annunily from- Ireland unjustly by excessive taxation.One-sixth of the sum of which Ireland han robbed this year would p vide, 1! judictously expended, for the wants of the distressed district: # ao companied by a measure placing a check or the levying of remts in the famine district xty-seven Irish members out of a total of 108 signed a memorial to Mr.Balfour asking for the {mmediats summoning of Parliament in order to make proper provision for relief works.and to pass some measure to restrain the levying of excessive rents.Mr.Balfour's answer was the old one: \u2018The Government carefully watching the distress, and has ample powers to deal with it,\u201d That is excatly what was said in 1845.The Government continued to watch while thousands died of hunger.We have no confidence In the official machinery of the Jrish Government, and we do not believe that tbe further thinning out of the Irish population wonid be 8 matter of regret to the Castle authorl- les.The best service our friends in America can render will be to hold meetings, to exrose the callous attitude of the Irish Government, and to demand in the name of common humanity that the Government shall do its duty.DAWSON PICTURED.The Fries Party Say Danger of Star- vatign Bxists.Victoria, B.C., October 26.\u2014With starvation and plague taking £ve lives a day, and with the daily discoveries of gold only mocking thelr desperation.This is a\u2019 picture of Dawson \u2018drawn by some Klon- dikers, who reached here Sunday morning.When the Fries party left Dawson City they had only thirty pounds of provision, all\u2019 the Citizen's Committee of Bafety would allow to be taken from the general store.The snow had obliterated all traces of the trail.The fugitives from what they called a famine threatened city staggered blindly onward for davs, their 2 forward.After fasting days and dragging out a similar period with an ow] as rations, for the entire party, Fries and his men were reduced to the necessity of boiling and eating a piece of raw hide, the top of their boots.When they reached Daltons, two men were mad from hunger, Each fell exh~usted a quarter of n mile from the cabîn.Pestilence prevails in Dawson they sav, reducing the population by from three to five a day.It is like typh~id, Fut bas one unusual feature\u2014\u2014the hody turns hiaek from the waist to the neck.within twenty-four hours from the time the enf- ferer is taken fll.\u201cWhen woe left Dawson City there was a population of fully 8000,\u201d says Fries, \u201cThree thousand had come în since July, anc¢i the average of twenty-five boats a day, bad from five to fifteen people in each.On September 14 there were, counting supplies as common property, only four eacks of flour per man, Nobody thinks or talks of gold there.Elther food or starvation jx the erv.There Have hen some great discoverien this season at Skooknm Gnich ané' Henderson Creek particularly.\u201d INLAND REVENUE DIVISIONS (Special to the Star.) Ottawa, Oct.26\u2014An brder-in-counefl bas been Samed abolishing thie Inland Revenue division of Terrebonne, which fin- cludes Argentenil, Two Mountains and Terrebonne.adding these counties to Montreal division.A it \u2019 GORED TO DEATH \u2018Fraro, N.B., October 26\u2014Robt.Me- Osllooh, a farmer De was to death a bull on Friday last.Mr, : wal 8 ('aledonian Society JHjallowe\u2019en = Concert Windsor Hall, Monday, Nov.Ist Tickets and plan of Hall now open at Shaw's Music Store, St.Catherine Street.__ > HALLOWEEN Grand Concert J y and Social .Under the Auspices of ST.ANN'S COURT, NO.149 C.0.F., \u2014AT THE\u2014 ARMOURY HALL, CATHCART ST, Friday Evening Oct.29th Splendid Orchestre and best alent engaged for the occasion.Ticket admitting lady and-gentlemsn, \u2014 Tic.Bingie Ticket -500.To Cancert only 25c.Grand Military Concert AT SOHMER PARK, THURSDAY, 28th OCT., 1897.When the Following Bands The Nochelaza Band, the Band of the 65th, The Police Band, The Royal bcots and the Barmeny Band, Will play each a selection respectively, io the Jat of -the onnoort, and execute tive numbers togst in secon pare OVER 200 MUSICIANS.ADMISSION 10 CENTS.TO-NIGHT ! Prof.Carpenter, Hypnotist.WINDSOR HALL.cs Prices, 25e, 35\u20ac and Joc.COUNTY L O.L.A Joint Meeting of the County L.O.L and interested an in Hall matters will be held on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 76th, at 8 p.m.sharp.Important business À.G.ELLIS.County Becy.(53 3% 4 \u20ac LE 811 2513 ss By order C.M.=} CRYSTAL (GAASALIERS, | At All Prices.\u201co1njouznueu umQ 4nO FOR GAS OR ELECTRIC LICHT, rn Lights ; all glass to the ceiling whoa re- + CUT GLASS GAS RRACKETS a And NALL LAMPS TO MATCH Ld CONVERTING OF CRYSTAL LAMPS, A so te burn both Gas and Rlostria fn stock the extre Cavatal \"hoe aad 3 other parts required for the purpose.R.SHARPLEY & SONS, 225 St James Street, sis An Old Friend Still On the Fashion Roll.A Prominent Member of the Diamond Dye Famity.Some colors come to the front, and after a season are voted as out of fashion and are soon fi tten.We are glad to note Blue will still be ladies in dress fabrics this year.largest centres of fashion dry goods men gre now showing Navy colors in great pro- BIOD.-Seeing, that dame fashion directs the wearing of Navy Blue, there is no necessity for spending dollars for new dress mater als when you can produce the best shades of-Navy with the popular Diamond Dyes, Two or three packets of Diamond Navy Blue will re-color aux wool dress and make it equal to mew.Take your drab, y, t ress, and procure Blamond Dye Navy Blue from your dealer, and at an outside cost of thirty esuts you can transform it to a creation worth from five to ten dollars.This wonderful work economy oan only be done by the tes! snd well tried Diamond Dyes, warran to give full and satisfactory results.gsi*ntyl EMPRESS IN POLITICS Lo Berlin, October 26.\u2014 The A burg anse Crpress Pa aaa Toit head , ae as a an \"» ne anating from somebody at court, in\u2019 which MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS County of Hochelaga Agricultural Society.COMPETITION POR THE BEST 12 PLOUGHED ARPENTS.NOTICE TO INTENDING CONPETITORS the County for the best 4 Intend Compstitors in Aro re Bio in Mod, nod for the best 8 Arpents of Ploughi in ubtie or in Potatoes land or ise forming 13 Arpeuots in ali} are .to make beir entries witb the umdersigoed Secretary st his office, New York Life Building, prev to THURSDAY, the 23th imstans, upon which the judges are to start oat on their tour of inspection.Should the tour of spec, tion of } postponed, due notice will be given ugh the public jonrnals, By order, A BRODIE, #9 \"Send fec.-Treas, J.Clegg Wright, The eminent Iecturer on Occult Science, will deliver.Four Lectures, in YORK CHAMBERS, over 2448 &t.Catherine St, near Drummond, October 26th, 27th, 28th and 29th, Commencing at 8 p.m.Subject of first lecture, \u201cThe Origin of Spiritualism.and Does It Beneñt Mankind A limited number of tickets at 58¢.each D! may bo had at the door.93 \u2014TRE\u2014- Mechanics Institute Reading Room and Library, 206 ST.JAMES ST.om supplied with the best Duiliss, Woeklies, ofa, Ro and Quarterli ry contains over 13,350 rola RATES lames.OF AURM RIPTION Life members, 33500; Employers, ¥3.00 per anoum .Ladies and Emplorors, $1.00 per suoum ; Apprentices and youths under 18, $1.00 anpuin.Bubecriptions now ing received for the year commencing Nov.ist.\u20ac.STEVENS, 349°3 Becy.» St.John\u2019s Montreal Centre.The Anpusl General Meeting of tbe District Centre of Lhe above Association will be held ip the Mi i Temple, Dorchester Street, on URSDAY AFTERNOON, the 3h October, at haif- pest four.All those intercated sre specially invited to attend.A W.BOOPER.President.3503 HN.B.YATES M.D.Hon.Lee.Secretary.rish Catholic \u2018Benefit Society.Oo A Special General Meeting of the above Boclety for the nomination of Officers transaction of ness generally will be held in their Hall, 323 McGill Bt on THURSDAY Evening.the 28th fost, at 7.30 0° Members are all requested to attend.By order.33 JAB.MCVEY, Bec.-Treas.> a EDUCATIONAL NNN NS OPENING OF THE Free Evening Drawing and Industrial Classes, Tuesday, 2nd November, at 7.30 p.m., \u2014IN\u2014 MONUMENT NATIONAL BUILDING, (318 St.Lawrence fé.) Instruction will be given in the following branches: Freehand.Architectural and Mechanical Pra Lithography, Modelling and Weed Carving, Stair Building and Building Construction.Pattern Making (for Boot and Shee Makers), Press Making and Dress Cuttine, Plumbing, (in Old St.Gabrial Church, corner St.James and Bt.Gabriel streets.) A fee of One Dollar will be charged to each pupil, which will bo returned to those not absent more than four times during the season.For any informatior, apply to 8.C.STEVENSON, B.A.Becretary and Director.Office, 318 St.Lawrence Bt.M3\"teod THE WEST END Boarding and Day School For Young Ladies, conducted by MISS LAWDER, AT 76-18 ST.CATHERINE STREET, Re-opened on , Tuesday, September 14th.Circulars may be had at the above address orat E M.Renoufs.were Lawder will be a business.195tf After ber Ist, Mise home to riecive visitors on School ART ASSOCIATION, Phillips Square.Advanced Art Classes SESSION 1891-1890.will commence on FRIDAY, 15th C.A \u2018Clans rooms EE iniam ts are granted the privileges of ships Ter Co petite Toneating Bader er, Sniaunicate With Loe Boctetary 6 60s 6 possible.THE MONTREAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Jo encase bo An opment n muste; seminary BT i PATO EOE, hear Fon pe aa er Er SY mcter INDIVIDUAL DAY AND EVENING INSTRUCTION, , Shorthand Institute, 110 Mansfield Se.WRS.BULLOCK, FRINCIPAL, Bhorthand, Book.raplog.Peaw anship ting Tacarmons ih it is sald that upon three notable the Empress intervened in the politics of.the Empire.After the fall of Baron von Zedlits over the School bill, it is asserted, she induced Count Capris then C or, to remain in office ; in 1804 she induced her brothér, Duke Ernest Guenther, of Schleswig-Hol- stein, to make e before the Nobles\u2019 Club, beg she Indu cense her Oo; tion to Chancellorship.DATE FOR MEETING._ (Bpectal to the Star.) - Toronto, October 3.\u2014The Globe says the date of the of the Ontario Lagi his accepting Chamberlain Cigarettes tee ?10 cts FLACE WARNE The best ormaa &bo tation in Ounade.Fron mE rE SR ER i fue NM.A.of Dampridae.Sods) et te A Et w ve Street, City.Rene sew oor Wood's Phophaëlne SRE, een E in Ont of price .one paokage 51, oix, 8.will cure.mphlets free to an oe Wie Weed Company, * 3 I MoOale, Ne.1138 Notre Dame oi; Montreal $ \u201c w 23 té ond Council of Ars and Manufactures MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS h OUR THEATRES: This Week ot October 20h, ACADEMY, Matinces\u2014 Wednesday sad Saturday.Return of the Great Sucosss, \u2018 THE GEISHA, - - = Com preducti pa Comp York.45d tion.ne Prices\u201425c, 58e, The, $1.00 and $1.50.Special Wednesday Matinee, 35c.Soc, 700 an 5.00.NEXT WEKK\u2014The Grest English Perce, \u201cA Nase and by Depusy.\u201d from London, Bug.QUEENS THÉ TB ka.THURS and SAR The Werld Ecnewned BLACK PATTY! TROUBADOURS, The Greatest Colored Show on Earth, Cove Comet Co nit restons Pest NIGHT PRICES, 150, 25e, 85e, Fée.MATINEB, - =~ - 16e, 206, ase NRXT WEEK \u2014Lilllso Kennedy in \u201cThe Deacon's Daughter.\u201d , THEATRE, ROY A AND Evene Fred Rider's New Popular Buricsquers, THE NIGHT OWLS.A Brapd Now Mbow This Year.The best of all Bus esque Bhows PRICES-10, 90, and 306 NEXT WEEK \u2014\"The Moulin Rouge.\u2019 SESE THEATRE - FRANCAIS W.E.PHILLIPS, Lessce snd Manager.WEEK OF OCTOBER 33th, \u201cThe Ironmaster\u201d \u201cLe Maitre de Forge\u201d McBride & Goodrich, and the Lally Boys.Prioes, 10, 20c, 25c.Box Office open 10 a.m.to 10 pm (Under Vice Regal Patronage) DANCING AND DEPORTMENT, Stanley Hall, 127 Stanley st, {Largest Hall in the City) Montreal's Leading and Most Select School, Beginners\u2019 Clsases \u2014- Tuesday and Thursday.Juveniles, 4 p.m.Aduits, 8 p.m.Private lessons aù any ho.«.Binge, Fancy, Step, and Buck Daocin; teugbt.Anpormbiy every Saturday, at 8.15 p.m.you have failed to learn sisewhers, I will toe to le struct you successfully or money refunded.PROFESSOR FRANK NORMAN.Hall to rent for Concerts, Balls, &c.sont CONSERVATORY OF DANCING, D:PORTHENT & PHTS CAL (ULTURE 2369 ST, CATHERINE ST.Ben Cla, Monta ay fob focsders \u2018aad Thursdays, 4 pm rivate lessons saf fit hope / GEO.F.BEAMAN, DANCING, -Mr.Frederic W.Norman's Select Classes Open at Drummond Hall, 79 and 31 Drummond Bt.most private snd select Academy in the Olty.) oem Classes for Young Ladies and Children, © or Ladies and Gentle vate Classes | ption taught.Ci RENTS.- \u201cChildren require and receive special attention at mg afternoon classes in Dancingand Daportment.344 \u201c1! Dancing and Deportment, A.ROY MACDONALD, Jr.rene Se ony and Thanday, at § po.adaaced Tuesday sod \" Tor y and Friday, 8 p.m.Juveniles \u2014 Monday a hy st 4pm.Tuesday Dances of ail Nationalities.241 Vinnos.full Compass all A1 re FLENT svar \"po parte 5 a meuth Linduas Renn FORE ae A mena rane Lindsay Nordheim.a ARAN ern J man pind 3 Fo F4 ALF -CUARANTEFD PUREUEYLOR TRA Fi Ibe.for $10.usally wid a7 400 per th, vat! es, deli joue dr nein never sold Lefire at tb vo praseria.Nr4f Class qnalit Colt waa tr a up free of charge Castle Bae PR) [en Store, ; 1960 Notre Dame st.leiwean Paimorsi and Chaboillez : square.Telephone 3994 243 BALE DRY KLINDIING WOOD, 8200; C blocks, $150; cut hardwon) 8250 Extra large londla.Prom delivery Messteraon Bros, 344 William st.Tel 8213.Bl) R B LE \u2014 $90 ¢ ASH, LEACTIPUL 8 nad by Haden & Sona, Now York, cost su Ane 134 octaves, ivory keys, hilliron (late, oversirung tees top'Qampers.agratfer trable, rosewoni caan, front round corses sosie joes snd lyre, wirranted perfect in every reostred in Ar yen tor new Morris upright ince) ek n oh (nae ch.49 Metraife et Foran 0) urmerly cars i EN , y with, and Inte, Man agepfor CW - PATENT SOLICITORS.AA mn ~~ mma INVENTIONS PATENTED : AND TRADE MARKS REGISTERED ws IN ALL COUNTRIES.\u201cOWEN N.EVANS, Temple Bulidins, Montreal, wu to tor particulses mn ALL COUNTRIES FETHERSTONHAUGHZCo troal Canada Life Bullding\u20148t.James at.ical Perfecting of Inventions A Specials ty., Torkios PE at de rite Pre Pot parier M0 FORTH Drawing our.AR 1 vernon: or Piro Cention: gt of and we will prompt- ouifit robably patentable, nr hip ow emple Bldg.Mon.à fem ot gra nat In in ing patent benne .\u2018SITUATIONS VACANT.NIN MNT \u20ac W.MTED\u2014OUOD PLAIN OE REVERENCES.Wages 1 dias Apply 85 Dorchester st, before 11, Manda, su 24311 ANTRD-A FRW GOOD WEAVERSON CROMF- ton Mow Broad Lovma Apply to Patou Man facturing Co.Shorbrooke WANTED $I DAILY SURE, SAFE AND RABY.vessing of vepital required.pod 0 cents for partienlars.Beaver Publishing Co Co., LN mem, Box Brighton, Untarno WY ARTRD_IMMEDIATELY 1 15 CARPENTERS 1 be Grat trad Apply on the Works, to Wm.Duvis & Suna, Lachine Rapides Sue Pa ANTED-IMMEDIATELY.TO WORK AT LA- chine Maputs dredgo prew, engineer, craneinas and deok hands.Apply immediately, vu Lhe work, to Wm Davis k Boos.\u201c3 Coatractor ANTED\u2014 SEND 5 CENTS FOR PACKAGE OF Loris\u201d Yeast Tabieta, makes the most deli clows ry buns, rolls and Luchwheat cakes.Agonls wan! Victoria Yeast Tablets, 19 Esplanade street east, Toronto HY ANTED\u2014- AGENTS.EIGHT OR TEN GOOD RE veal ae Es who al oh sequaioted io the city to us.or ey quickly and easily wr oy sor Ta: aa avenue Sand St.Louis street.between 3 2 2494 VV 42TED \u2014 WRITERS - TO DO COPYING AT Law Coullege.Lime, Obio.Bay you saw Hs sdvertisemcut in Montreai Daly Star, ANTED \u2014 TWO (3) LADIES 15 MONTREAL Toruaio and Uttaws (to push the sale of a wn Leupporter, having immense sale io Lhe States, \u201cox Ladies Laving a knowledge of dressmaking profsrrnd Addreas sth references, Boz 4, Bu.Durhaus, RIE ANTED-KXPRRIENCED LADIES BLOUSE Wakers.A.Sinus & Co, Soin and Collar Mfr, £4 Latour street._ 250 3 WANE BD \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT FOR à _ small family.Apply No) Drummond et.250 1 ATANTED \u2014 DRUG APPRENTICE, WITH 1 Joars experience abd speaking Lolb languages.McCormack & Co., MaGill and Notre Dame sta ANTED\u2014GROCER 8 ASSISTANT, WITH 3OR 4 PF.years expérience.and a boul Lup OU Bux 113, Westmouot.LL _20 2 JANTED \u2014 A GOOD HOUSEKEEPER FOR A Jo BLOMAD ID 8 couatry town Apply \"X Braz office._ 250 W ANTED- à YOUNGGIRI OF ABOUT 16 YEARS of ago to ssaist in à store and make bersalf gever- ally useful Apply 2386 St Catberiue.203 ANTED -AGEXTS FOE FABT BELLING AR , Quick returns, sawples ives.your pay weekly\u2019 Bessen Sor this hoc now on.Hiscsford & Co.\u201cnd I.red bt 80: of V ANTED\u2014WE ARE PREPARED TO AB3IGN six first vines routes to meu vapuble vf acting as best agéats.lovalaa:vamen alsu wanted Guaranteed sa)arz and commission.Bivue B Wellington, Nurseryiseu, 2653 cod Uf u ANTED\u2014AGENTS WRITING US THIS MONTR can pecure permanent situations Lu aed our seod potatoes and Laoadian grown bursery Bock.dHalary weekly.Pelham Nursery Lo, Toronio, Out 37 codtf \\ TANTED-ONEORTWO LIVE ACCIDENT IN- _ surance agents Address P O Boa 203 \\ - ANTED- SMART.ENGLISH hor.OFFICE AND caali desk, bouts w Muss reads with parents Apviy with ror renmen The \u2018Laing Fac king & Provuron Co.Lid.833 Bu Catherine N AN A GENERAL SREVANT FOR A ei amy Mo children and ou wasbing Apply -_Mark strec 250 4 A TANTED - CABINET MAKER, ALSO YOUNG man with sume expérience.Lansds Cabinet Lo.639 Laguuchetiese st 0 ; wi V ANTED\u2014-A.GOOD GENERAL SERVANT FOR small family, references required.343 Prince Ar 2511 thur.Vy A¥TED \u2014 GIRL WITH EXPRRIENCE IN RE.woot sture.Apply giving relsrences sod Mal ing salary expected, by letter oui, to Jubu Allen, bol Craig st.51 11 V TANTED ~ A NURSE TO TAKE CHARGE OF 3 children, good wages ust bave city references.15% Hutchison at._ 51) ANTED \u2014 A GOOD (COOR FOR A FAMILY OF two, Good wages to nght person.Address with references, X00 Fine avenue _ A WW ANIED \u2014 AN FAPERIENCED TABLEMAID.Protestant.XJ P \\ ANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO I8 AN KXPE nenced stenographer anid typewriter, salary $3u, hd incresse if ative and sitentive.Reforeuccs required.Apply to & LC.McCorkill, Advocate, Cowansville, yor 12 V ANTEP A GOOD GENERAL BKRVANT.__ plain cook; no washing.15 Laval 041 W ANTED - YOUXG GIRL TO ASSIST WITH housework.Apply 4458 Bherbruoke & \u2026 West mount.541 YyANTED-M USICAL AND VARIETY TALENTS, io al! branches fufest:iunAl Abd amateurs 82nd full LB experience and if pussilic photo 43 V ANTED - MESSAGE BOY.YY _Beurr at ARTED-IMMEDIATFLY, GOOD COOK MI AT furnished references.Apply before 12 or after \u201c1 Pos.37 Moutil Coileye avenue.TANTED\u2014 A GOOD BARTENDER, wiTs FIRST cisss reference.Apply Hotel Strathcona, Upper Lachine.oo LL a?V j ANTED-A FUR BLOCKEHK BR & ao, APPLY AT, B V TANTED\u2014A SALESMAN FOR TAILORING xs.tauishment.fur inside aad outside work.Mu, speak French sod Lnglsh Apply 143 81.Lawrence Ma.street.2511 V ~ANTED \u2014 TWO EXPERIENCED SALESMEN Appi wo Mr Stuart, at the 8 Carsley Co, Notre Dame strant.Les Los 1 nl 2511 WW ANTED- A YOUNG 31RL TO TAKE CARE OF » Daby.Appiz 783 Mount Boyuly ave, west vf Pack ave.SU, 2.11 3 \"ANTED \u2014 MILLINERY APPRENTICES, AP _piyat Mies Byrne s, 99 Metcai ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL TO ABSIAT WITH Kiwben work.Apply 13 Hanover, between 6 and 7 pw a _ : \\ \u201cANTED~\u2014 A CHAMBER MAID AND A GENER ol servant.(Sood references required.Must speak Freuch.Apply to 443 Mance st.pe Ÿ TANTÈD\u2014 RMART BOOK CANVASSER.LIBER yy _ al commission._ Looper, 9% Champ de Mars.\u201cASTED YOUNG WUMAN ANGENERAL SER van: wnere stiother servant is kept.Must be a good pisin cook.City references required.Apply at fn Sherbruoks st x2 Wn, ~RESPECTABLE GIRL AS GENERAL servant, no washing.Apply 841 Bherbruoka at 3512 TANTED\u2014-TWO EXPERIENCEDSHOECLERKH Must spesk French and English.Apply to Georee 251 Macphersou, | 2:1358 su Catherine st Ÿ ANTED\u2014 AN EXPERIENCEDSCOKER.APPLY ¥V The Sime Paper Box 4 Latou _ W ANTED-WIDE AWAKE AGENTS FORK LON\" dike.the duook that selis itaell, fifty maps and il lustrations, only reliable book, highest cummissions, out fr 25 cours.Be quick sand resp the harvest.43 St.Ga- Lriel st, Uity | .253 1 Wie LD A GENERAL BERVANT.NO WASH: ing, city references.Apply 751 \u20ac Sherbrooke 231 à V TANTED-A GOOD HOUSEMAID- REFERENCE required __ Apply $42 Dorchester a 11 WH ANTED- A GROOM.APPLY 1\u20ac7 \u2018puRogHER WaxTeo \u2014 AT ONCE, AGENTS OF GOOD ADdress to solicit for cuntracts for Montreal Trading Biamp Co.58t.Lawrence st.Ls TANTED\u2014A GOOD GENERAL BERVANT OR pmo cook.Apply 31 Park avenne.om» 1 ANTED\u2014A GOUD GENERAL BERVANT.a w ply 87 Tupper ss.V TANTED\u2014A GOOD TAILORESS.GOOD ray TO 4 _ firey clase person.Apply bl Bleury su il Ww ANTED\u2014A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- qo one io family.495 Bt.James st.References required si y TANTED GENERAL BERVANT FOR FAMILY of we i work light) Apply 752 Pine Avenue, first house est of Guy st, vu going up Cote des Keiges Ral W ANTED-GENERAL BERVANT.ONLY THOSE capable of doing plain cooking need apply.\u201c Fort sreet.WA; axTED - 4 YOUNG GIRL AS COOK.ALPLY ne Ave.WANTED BOY TO GO MESSAGES AND MARE Dimeself usefu! in store.3414 Se.Catherine % 1 t SITUATIONS WANTED- PASSA NLLOSSL 4 mm ANTED - HATS TO TRIM BY BY an EXPERIEN cod miller, o ou materials used.ut.Mark.Re moved from 64 it.Las te HATS TRIMMRD BY PARISIAN milliner, 38 cts cach, lo newest style and designs.2739 Bt.Catberiue.private parlors 1 _MT6 ANTED\u2014¥ LEVINSON, PRACTICAL HOUBR aad trasco paluter, paper hauging snd Lintinzis re moved to 1 8t Andrew st.Orders promptly attended, the best work and lowest pros Pieaso duo t let my brushen frueze.\u201cus touperate habits.Be! 8Tak office.- _ 74831 WVANTEL, SITUATION, À FIRST CLASS FLAN- del washerwoman WADLEASILUBLION IN AD fs\u201d laundry.Apuly to 39 Seymour ave.__ V TANTED \u2014 ENGLIBH TRAINED NURSE DE sires position as stiendsni Lo invalid rn gbzecuon teMtaics.Best references.Address BTaR W ANTED - BY MAN AND WIFE, SITUATION.map, care of hoises, useful round house.wife good plain couk.Best uf references.Address \u201cYY vam\" uBice.2503 WANTED WasnIxG AT HER ows HOME BY respectable woman or work by day.11 Anderson.ANTED \u2014 PLACE AS BEWING MAID, ABLE to cut and BL and ssatst in hght duties Good fersoces.Address \u2018X 3457, S1ax office - Tos ANTED FURNACES TO ATTEND, BY COM.petrni young Wao, vicinity Domiaion we Address\" U BTAR oo 3 TANTED-WORK BY A GOOD SOBER WOMAN, sarubbing or washing, or irvalug.A, pPly 163 Bt.George street.303 V 7 ANTED\u2014! SITUATION BY GOOD DRESMAKER that can cut and ft, «lesires Work in a private {ao iy y__Appiy Lo] to No 167 167 City Hall avenue 20 2 TANTED\u2014A POSITION BY A QUIBT, REFINED woman, a ruinpatn.en (2 An elderly leds.would assist with housekeeping, or would take entire charge of.or two children: od housebeoper and needlewomar, à Ar by \u2018À 3503,\u201d BTan efice.ANTED- BY A THOROUGHLY RESPONSIBLE perse rson.cilices to clean, accustomed to vilive ciean- ing 48e Ptullp ex.250 2 ANTED .- DECORATING, TINTING, WHITE washing, painting, wall paper huog 9 cts roll E Klock 244 Pat Charles Borromee.260 ANTBD-BY A VOUNG GIRL, SITUATION AS nurse growing up children Please apply 203 ser beurs.2503 ANTED \u2014 BEWING BY HE DAY APPLY 348i Notre Due st.Bt Hen ow ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE E WOMAN.LATE ly wn from the country, situation ase onk, goud uty references can be given.Apply 126 81 treorge _ _2 3 V TANTED\u2014POBITION RY VOUN(G MAN, HAS had five years aa psrience a! vire work {an give first class reference.Address \u201cD 3554, 81aR oles A W: ANTED\u2014 BY A GOOD (OOK.WITH GOOD RE ference, situation.Appiy 8 Dorchester st HL WW ASTER.BY LADY, PORITION IN AN OFFICE ur busicess bouse as clerk or cashier, speaks both Address VR 3615, haiizuages Best of reference.office.JANTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE POSItion as housekeeper for ductor ur widower.w.th children Rest of references.Address M.CT, Qurtoo Post Office WwW ANTED BITUATION A8 HOUSR AND TABLR maid or gaueral servant.Goud reforeuces.Avy 280 Liverpool at .city 13 *ANTED- BY RESPECTABLE PERBON, A FA- Tuily » washing, 30 cta.dozen, ur work by day in yard 33 Vallee ot.Hn V ANTED- HATS TO TRIM BY AN EXPRRIFNC- ed m:l.iner At her home, old material used to ad: i vantage, a stylish hat for BU alles Borromee st.very little money 5 V JANTED.POSITION BY À COMPRTENT STENO grapher and typemriter gun lad First class experience in general vffice w = BTARO office.12 \\ ANTED\u2014 YOUXG GIRL FROM THE COUNTRY would Lake situation as servant in small family No washiog or rooting Apply 1073 Notre Dawe.VW ANTED SITUATION BY A GOOD (OOK, aisu à competent housemaid, with best city refer ences.Apply Mrs Murphy, 143s 8t.Monique street 251 1 \\ TANTED- BY RESPECTABLE MAN THR CARE of furusce or cieaning of suow, or work of any Lind.Address Nu 10 Vallee st.__ 812 \\ TANTED- BY RFSPECTABLE WOMAN, WORK AM uf any kind by Lhe day, good references.Ap pi, 14 ee.vs W FTANTED\u2014GOOD NEW YORK BARKER WANTS situation.Write Lo 562% Craix 8L, Montreal.pl à V TANTED\u2014SITUATION BY YOUNGO GIRL, AGE 17, as genera! servant in » small family, or to mind children.Appiy Mrs.Murphy.1¢ Bi.Mupique, 2511 Ww ANTED\u2014SITUATION ASGRNERAL SERVANT and housemaid Apply 71 Mackay \\ TANTED-\u2014 WASHINGBY THE DAY UPTOFIVE D'luck, 5û0c.Mrs.Baker, 17 Duwd st, in Lhe reur (up stairs) 251 W ANTED-RBY A MIDDLE AGED PERSON, SITU\" ation as npper housewaid or nurse Would take entire charge of children.Goud reference.Apply \"'u 3635,\" BTaR office.reds\" Y TANTED- WORK BY THE DAY BY ARESPECT- able woman with cod references.Address Mrs.251 5 Newton, 29 Hunter st, 8t Annes Ward.WANTED \u201cBy A RRSPE(TABLE GIRL SITUA- ten an housemaid, reference if r ed À 22 Richardson si, Fu Bi i Charles.' Suir AF \u2019 BUSINESS CHANCES.A 0 RIN _ JOR SALE \u2014 LICENSED RESTAURANTS AND hotels :v dyFrre 11 parta of the city, mold only on their mera and no commissions charged.Address wTenceo A Wilson 4 Co , 23 Muapital street, Montreal 21 10 JOR BALE-CORNER SALOONS AND HOTELS, other busineases.Kare chances.Houses and shope to let Bosreding houses, I.Harns, 118 BL James Evenings 423 St.Lawrence 245 32 For BSALE\u2014GROUERY ON BT.CATABRINE ST, nice well assorted ntûcé with all fixtures, will sell very cheap.Adiiress Si su St Cathecine.251 1 T° LET-A BFLENDID BUBINESS PROSPECT And store to let » spe-vions modern corners sore, estabiished years, 1a the Town of Yarmouth, Nova Be es a.tuate UpLosi\u2018e Lhe tenn of he railway and ste: vest buridess stand in Lhe owns, auitatio tor arr aout or relobing business.Yarmou the weslthieat town in the Dominion, county 20,000.Two lines of steamers tn vite, two rattways, ~iectric carn spiendid hotel and large tours\u2019 travel: churches of denowinstions; highest grade schools: distributing centre for the business of 1 Western Towns of Nova A heautiful town and mild rlimate Rare chance for wholesale and retail business.Apply to Daaiel McLaughlin, Yarmouth.LR 8, M9 0 NO LET -MYRTIC TRON WORKS BITUATED IN Co.of Missisquoi, Pro.of Quel oonsisting of fonadry, martine shop, wondshop, patteru room, storeroom.Works run mostly by water power.Tools in first.cinaz order And yard jowniog C.P.R.yard.lilustrated Cntalogus sent.251 3eod ANTED -ADVERTISER WISHES TO COMMU.picate with a reliable business house or parties tn handle sume specialty on om mano.Have 15 years experience ss aniesman on the ; travel mllover Canada.Sly legitidaate goss bandied.Address Business Traveller, Port Hope.Or 249 93 V TANTED \u2014 TO MANUFACTURERS AND wholesale honses.A well known firm (importers, caps only), want's to carry 8 good \u20ac on commission, hats or dry goods preferred: wonid repre pk here rman enuy: references, secunties given.3657,\" BTAR office 251 3e0d R SALE\u2014LICENSED HOTELS.BARS, R taurante, cigar, candy, grocars and all other kinds of stores.To let, exceptional chance to competent person, the beat hotel in the province, 50 furnished apartments, bar yielding $50 per week net.Board $400 per month.Apply immediately, to Uscar Lalerricre, 1813 Notre Dame.LOST.A NINN AAA, ORT\u2014 WILL THE PERSON WHO RECEIVED BY a mistake at lachute, on Oct.5th, a check fora small trunk containing baby clothes.meney and various Sher articles.kindly communicate with 33 Prince 1 OST ENGLISH SETTER FEMALE PUP, FOUR 2:manths old, black and white with brown mottled forelegs.collar en.Return.to » Park ave, forr rewar i 3 OBST $25 REWARD WILL RE PAID POR INFORmation leading to recovery of lady's Huntin, gold watch, ntens winder, gold hands, diamond in each, ton cover bears marks of having bean repaired at hings: no record of No.Above has been missing some 3 months Ad dress \u2018\u2019X 3447.\" BTAR ofitce.230 2 NW AKTED\u2014A THOROUGH BRRYVANT ABLE TO , de good plain covriog.Apply 23/3 Bt.Catherine Wa \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL TO ARSIST IN one housework in emsil family.ART\" lv Oxendes avopue, off Prince Arthur st._ W 7 ANTRD\u2014A YOUNG GIRL 45 OLNEXAL HER.vant.Apply at once.131 Hutchison st.tL Sa} TO PUT UP PAT: VV ANTED-ATOK ONCE, AGIR French sad En lial Must soe 3 Qosford ws.PARTNERS WANTED.eT CATITAL OF RTHRR.WITH A CAPITAL or je boot d shoe ma.facture.fo whem er wm or 8 | oars \u2018on oe nu a, w ANTED- SPECIAL PARTNER FOR $5000 TO NE tend mannafactor ©.per on on amount restart.Princ mas og, ds with.Address in n conddence, P.O.F0.Bou Warm = SILENT PARTNER WITH SMALL amount of capital in order to extend a ood pagina | waa busisess.Address \u201cF 308,\u201d #74 ofc.given for = wheres bou O8T-ON BATURDAY EVENING, A LADYS 4 sold watch, by way of 81, Urbain, Bi.Catherine, St.Lawrence, Prirce Arthur, 8t.Hypolite, Hoy and Drolet.Finder ph be rewarded by returning same to 92 Ht James st.250 2 T\u2014 FROM 871 BHERRROOKE, FOX TERRIER bitch, smooth hair.flosaie, \u201d no collar, evenly mark- od about head, black and tan.and biaok on forehand Finder will be handsomely rewssded by ocslling st 621 Sdarurooke.3501 VET INV M.C A.GYMNARIUM, BLACK POCK book; containing #4 and recoit TOC ET mi Association office or N.Midocaid, 877\" eu 3311 OST-3TAIR PIGEONS a FAIR Led JACOBINS, 1 pair Nuns, loa White Fanta Rewa be Yor return.96 Union st.\"EL 1 OST-AN eue prose à PURSE.CONTAINING » mois ree fonder will be rewarded by rte a bry Time Lh on MOUBE GOLORED pPRETHOUND POP, 9 Mackapw.551 5° OST - MONDAY, PLAIN GOLD BROOCH (THRSE toks) Minder please retarn to18 Gis Sscens Tewarced.=r ROOMS TO LET A AA maim = a A APN INNIS Roa alms rome ROOMS, AUER LIORT.9 Mell} College avenue.ste 22 oomMs- TWO LARGE = WELL FURNISRED DOU ble rooms with good bo conveniences, Daisy furnace.Also table board.av l'ictoria, bear Sher ROWS WELL FURNISHED BEDROOM.\u2014 38 OOMS-NICE DOUBLE BOOM, BATHROOM fiat, Auer light, hot water hesting.two other double rooms; good locality; private family.349 Mie OOMS -LARGE FRONT ROOM; ALSO BINGLE; hot water heating and gas, with board.% Moi College ave.OOMS \u2014 TO LET, WITH BOARD (PRIVATE FA- miiy} » comfortable front rvom, on betbroom fai.161 Menoe et.(sbove Sherbrooke).476 OOMS\u20141 NICE COMFORTABLE ROOMR, FUR.ished or unfurnished.Fur particulars sons as Bi: Antuine st.OOM3\u2014#6 DORCHESTER ST.(3 DOORS WEST 8 James ce spartmente with home vomforts; ot : all improvements mod- boarders solicited.oro.Tramsionts welcome.Fable Telophone 4702.______ oous \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, BATH.in fat, on sue ot separately, gas and hot water beating.5 Mackay 248 4 DOME EU ITABLE FOR TWO CENTLEMEN OR rried couple, also siagle room; board if required.Apply 4 Yi 7 Anderson.ROoMs-COM FORTABLY FURNISHED, FOR ONE E or two young men of married couple, with or without bosrd 31 Manstieid.249 3 OOMS\u2014IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO DOUBLE furnisbed rooms, also two sogle rooms.bright sad Witb or without board.16s Park WE 49 cheerful.OOMB-COMFORTABLY bath fat, with board.49 Rooms FORTABLE pr ONE, WITH oR without board, 666 Sher 242 10 FURNISHED ROOMS, McGill Colioge av OOM \u2014LARGE WELL FURNISHED FRONT BEDroom; gas and furnyoe.suitable for one or two gen- men.No 4 Bt Lows square.oo 348 3 OGMS \u2014 2 ROOMS, VERY COMFORTABLE, om tath flat, alao sitting room on first oor, in small family.648 McGill College avenue.349 3- OOMS \u2014 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without board.private family: modern con- vrniences, bo children.77 Crescent st.near 8t Cathe- noe st M493 OOM \u2014S8INGLE ROOM, DAISY FURNACE, AURR _ læbt, gentlemes coly.139 Maosficld st.240 3 1 OOMB-TO LET.WELL FURNISHED B BINGLE aud double rooms, with good board.Teley! ue ln 249 house.100 Univeraity st.OOM\u2014 FRONT ROOM, WELL FURNISHED AND cheerful.on bathroom fat, suitable for une or two; private family.hot water heating.$3 Mackay st.249 3_ OUMS \u2014 CUMFORTABLY FURNISHED.WARM roums, one on bathroom fiat.No students 85 U.Diversity at.243 3 OOMs \u2014 TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISHED rooms ot 2334s 8t.Catherine st, next Arcade Cals, from lat November __ 250 3 OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH board if desired, in strictly Berri ee family, EN dren.all modern conveniences.OOM \u2014 AND BOARD, COMFORTABLE, IN PRI- vats family; terms moderate.1710 Ontario st.250 3 OOM - BRIGHT, WELL FURNISHED, DOUBLE, frout room (o let.Terms moderate.46 Par e\u2026.cur Mitton et.1 OOMB- LARGE FRONT ROOM OX RATHROOM Gal, also single room, with board, late dipper 37 Mackay at.03 OOMS-WELL FURNISHED, WITH BOARD, 5 minutes walk from Windsor Hotel Hous pes heated Locality good.10 Philips Place, Beaver Hall.Re \u2014 LARGE WELL FURNISHRD FRONT room on bathroom fiat, gas {Auer light), bot water, etc.Private family.26 Mackay 303 OOM -\u2014 (COMFORTABLE.For GENTLEMAN, with or without board Privat» English family, no children.833 Dorchester at.acing | Duffenu Le 3 5° room; comruepherr FURNISHED, DOUKLE and single, with first class board, warm house, Auer nght; wes af Crescent st.Address \u2018\u201cC 3508,\u201d 87am olce.2 Roses \u2014UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM TORENT, peirate family, no chiidren.House perfectly repo- SA Berthelet atreet, opposite Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Tastsente.250 DOM - LARGE FRONT ROOM FURN ISHED de Co nfarnished, at 1oderate price.Apply 797 8 les Borromee, near She! Sherbrooke._ \u2014 EV 1 OOMB\u2014BACK PARLOR ON FIRST FLOOR, double and angle on bathroom fat, use of kitchen.50 City Councillors 249 Jeod Ra COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS.double wad ringie, hot water beating, all Seca OOM \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, ON BATHROOM Boor; ware and comforrable, with gaa and every onvenience; geatiemen Only.No students, 89 Univer fey st.493004 I vous SNICE UNFURKISRED FRONT ROOMS.573 8t Dominique ___ 2 R OOMB\u2014COMFORTARLY FURNISHED ROOM with or without board.664 Bherbruoke st rms moderate._ Gentlemen oaly.11 oon \u2014 PARLOUR REDROOM, NICELY FUR- shed, suitable fnr married couple or two gentleman.Apply! Sn Chatham st.251 Zeod oom \u2014 A LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, fiat; hot water: suitable for lent on bathroom hagise keeping if i required 172 Mountain st.OOMAR - WKLL FURNISHED, WITH GOOD board, $15 a month: also table board.$3.50 a week.30 Victoria st.aus OOM \u2014 TOLET, FURNIBRED FRONT ROOM TO let.06 hath tint.Daisy furnace heating.41 Burnside Place, ness Motil! Coliege ave.2511 OOMS\u2014TO LET, A COMFORTABLY FURNIBH ed room, with partial board, in & private es Je Plateau st.ee OOMB\u2014COMFORTABLE DOUBLE ROOM, 8UIT ahle for marrird coupla or two young men, partis! board if required, 2385 8: Catherine st.3511 Rooss, \u2014NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, DOUBLE and single.not water.Ager light, with or without board Address ata Bleury st.Hi OOMS 5% CATHCART AT .DOUBLE AND SINGLE with good bosrd.Also tabie bosrd for one Te Re OOMS \u2014 TOLRT.TWO BEAUTIFUL ROOMS.furniture almost new: private familr; ail conrenion- ces: hot water heating: very central: breakfast if desired.184 Mance st, between Sherbrooke and Milton sta.Si PROOME-RANDEOMEL .Y FURNISHED,ON BATH room flat.with board, hested by turnace; house first class.161 Mansfield, 2512 OOME\u2014ON BATHROOM FLAT.HANDBOMELY furnished room and rittingr room, in private family.with_b board of the best.Apply Btantey y.S132 OOMR \u2014 NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM, WELL furnished, warm, gas.hot and cold water, rst class board $3.50 a week, use of parlor.231 8t.Urbain at.251 1 QO0MS TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS TO lot.with use of kitchen if required, or board.private family.71 Mackayst.0 251 3 OOMB- LARGE UNPURNIBHED ROOM, PARlor fiat.also furnished room, with or withyut board.Private family 570 Cadieur.31 2 OOMS\u2014 LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.OX bathroom Hat, for one or two gentlemeu of married couple, riso single room.2078 8 Catherine.518 OOM \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, evcry convenience.221 Prince Arthur st, pear Park arenuo.B16 OOMS\u2014TWO NICE ROOMS, vITES OR WITHOUT board, ip family of two indies.Bt Elizabeth 3 OOMB\u2014A BOCIETY LADY LIVING ON HUTORAT- y son with her husband, would be pleased so aocom- modate à few gentlemen of po tion with n comfortable home, where rented as ote of the family; everything Select, having bois one professional atleman bon à there sn present, and no children.addres RO NOMS-COMPFORTABLY FUSYISHED, DOUBLE and single room, with board, one on bath flat; gas | hot water.38 Victoria st.nis OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED, RN suite or sepwrately, bethroom flail.gas amd hot water beating: table.135 Mansfield st.13 BOARD.OARD\u2014AND ROOMS, oe LAOIRS DURING sonfinament: rise aitended te ab thelr own homes.Mn Bohme, Le.1 Cudleus, 108 300 OARD- MES McEWAN, LADIES SICK NURAK.T ACO0W! medical attendance strictly private.Terme moderate.187 Cadleus um.OARD\u2014MADAME LE FRANCOIS, LADIES rior WOOD odation or hoardees.BCARL AF Do: ROOM.sa TABLE BOARD.; rooms for couples.1438 re Dume st.- ARG ce EL FURNISHED Bonn LAR dt oe FRONT ne 33093 OARD \u2014 MRA Private accomm Terms moderate.130 SL.Enon \" AYER.LADIRS SICK NURSR.Hest madical attendance.\u201cM8 1000d PoARD AND R ROOMS AND BOARD.aa AN LARGE Ÿ VILLA ished A Tho or for quntie- ric light; lovely & lo- Bra A LADY HAVING A residecos in Westmount offers Ae Hor bedroom; also two siagle joe et ent Lo board, telephone, cality.Address 339 Kensington use OARD-\u2014FINE ROOMS AND BOARD, 391 BT.VR bain, near Sherbrooke.First cimes house, heated by hot water.Pleasant vod \u201ccautrel locality.y.M9 4 OOMB~TO LET, WITH EXCELLENT BOARD\u2019 Firat class in ovorz respect.Phoue 3074 436 Dor- pe __250 5 Saw _ Rossi \u2014ONE LARGE DOUBLE ROOM AND TWO single rooms with board.Central Jouslity Addran \u201cPP 3031,\u201d Gran ofloc.51 Ro - AND BOARD.WITH ALL MODERN conveniences ip small Roglish family.245 Bi Be cuis chester ot FOUND, TAA UND-A DARK RED COW, WHITE ON FORK.head, Apply Qutremont Pound, Town Hall.2303 FURNISHED ROOMS TO LETa ANN NINN OOMS \u2014 ONE DOUBLE ARD ONE SINGLE room, furnished, front, with or without board, Bng- Lish family; bouse warm, locality central #8 bleury, 5 1 + +\" MER © Sin, \u2014The number of casualties occurring to the shipping of Montreal has mind a conversation that I had with the H on.John Young in to get a deep t and have two channel and Richelieu \" Just where the present pids are.\u201d He agreed with me, bat, sald he, the trade cannot afford it and affect the Jumber interests.1 wish to again revive the idea of my early days and ask you, * would it the cost of this proposition as well as the returns likely to accrue from it\u201d in the way of water power, which in the bands of capitalista the splendid water power thus created might be the means of building up two pretty little towns in Dechambault and Lotbiniere, thus adding another source of income In return for the outlay.and facilities bridge at this point, thus allowing the Grand roads accoas to Quebec and the C.P.R.connection with the Intercolonial, before expending any more money in deepening a channel that must have the effect of Jowesing the water in the Harbor of Montreal and again necessitating the deepening of our basin here\u2014going through the process year after year until you brought the proud City of Montreal to as low a water level as my dear old City of Quebec.If my idea could be adopted it would give you an extra depth of eight or ten feet at Cap a la Roche and from four to six feet extra water in Lake St.Peter, doing away with any chance of obstruction in the channel and giving a lake like current throughout, and lessening very much the danger of t cross current channel from Batiscan filling ap, or the danger to vessels navigating a narrow channel thus across the current.filing up, as trom its uniform thickness it would, I think, disappear much earlier in spring.We would not have the Cap Rouge jam (which might affect our Tarte), and there are a great many other little benefits to arise from its building, such as the decpening of the rivers Maskinonge and Du Loup, and other small streams to a uniform depth for a certain distance up their course during the whole season.Money to-da that I am of opinio much is so cheap\u2014the facilities for doing the work so complete n that the interest on the outlay would not come to near so as it costs you now, *\u2018in your fruitless attempt to get a deep water channel by cutting through rock and working against nature.\u201d Now, sir, I hear on all sides a ntleman.named Tarte, being dammed for this or for that and I think it about time that you should maké a great big dam and have a re that is if Coste unll not prevent it.utation for yourself as the greatest dammer of the age\u2014 Draw Mr.Coste's attention to \u201cthat little animal on our flag, that fndustri- ous beaver.When the beaver wants an extra depth of water does he commence by making a drain?No, nature tells him what to doand he sets to work to build a dam.ours, etc., A Dam.AVL DVS VBL FALSE PRETENCES A Commercial Traveller Arrested for Fraud.i Pleaded Quilty and Was Remanded for Sentence.Charles Millar, aged 28, who described himself as a Commercial Traveller, and who has been operating as C.A.Williams, and as Charles Wilson, of various places of abode, pleaded guilty to the charge of obtaining goods under false pretence from four Westmount shopkeepers.He was arrested about midnight on Saturday inst in Park Avenue, St.Henri, by Westmount Constables, Cowan and Craig.Millar was at Detective Headquarters this morning on his way to gaol under remand till Thursday next for sentence.THE PENITENTIARY.The Solicitor-General There | To-Day.Investigating the Recent Disturbances There.« Solicitor-General Fitzpatrick and Mr.Douglas Stewart, Inspector of Peni- teutiaries, are at St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary to-day fer the purpose of enquiring into the recent troubles there.The convicts have been quist for the past few days, and everything is running smoothly.Thos.Lapierre, of Sherbrooke, Que.sentenced to five years for ill-treeting his five-year old child, began his prison life last evening.As is the custom with all new arrivals, he was not assigned to any shop for a day or two.vo THE SMALLPOX The Visitation About Over\u2014Only Three Convalescent Patients at the Hospital.The smallpox visitation appears to\u2019 be about over.There are at present only three patients in the smallpox hospital, and one of them will be discharged cured this evening.The other two patients are convalescent, and will be discharged in a day or two.Meanwhile none of the special regulations introduced by the Board of Health will be relaxed, and free vaccination will continue in The amount of v pating gas kecreased apidly, the number of points distributed averaging not more than eighty during he past two weeks, Yesterday the demand fell to thirty-five points,the lowest since the beginning of the smallpox scare.\u2014\u2014_ CHARGED WITH THEFT, Charles D.Thomas was arrested last night by High Constable Bissonnette on the charge of stealing $34 from P.Pa- quette, a hoarder, in the house kept by the prisonér\u2019s wife, Craig street.e ia weil known to the police.day.Thomas Robb pleaded not butity In the Police Court to-day to a charge \u2018of stealing lead from his employer, D.Mo- nette, Notre Dame street west.His trial was fixed for Friday.Cyrille Wilhelms, a brass finisher, was arrested last night by Detective Guerin on à change of stealing $18 fro his em- Hebert, hardware merchant, St.Paul street.\u2018The prisoner, it a a! leged, collected thé amount and to aceount fer ft.The trial will take place Friday.! A MISSING SAILOR.Bis Woréh ip the Mayor hae recelved an enquiry from the e and Blyth Distriet, of the Shippin Federation, Newcastle, Te rdin, ris Ericksen, a sailor of th 8.Harona, who di from the vessel an she was passing down the St Lawrence on her homeward trip, July 9, 1807.The relatives of the man have made a claim on the benefit fund.and the wants to be convinéed of the man\u2019s before paying it.FIRE THIS MORNING, tid factory of Telsaphore Angs, Dobe.Ful fire is not WILL NOT NEED THE CAP.Police Court to-day In ede Seguin pleaded gulity ton © stebl- ing s éap con sister.He soldthe- to-bay - was He pleaded not guilty and was remanded until Fri- THE CITY CHARTER.Some Amendments Providing for Financial Relief \u2014 WILL BE ASKED FOR AT THE APPROACHING SESSION.The trouble about the new charter precipitated by the early calling of the Provincial Legislature is the main topic ol discussion about the City Hall today.It is agreed om all hands that all hope of passing a new charter at the approaching session is out of the ques tion, with the liméted thne remaining before the assembling of the House, but an attempt will be made to pass such amendments to the charter as will af lord the city a subatantial measure of financial relief.All the leaders of the council agree that such amendments aré à pressing necessity, and à united effort will be made to pass the amendments through the Council in time.The principal provision will be for the comsolida- tion of the city debt, but there is a pro- the Yorrow pow jects, including the liquidation of outstanding liabilities, Alderman Prefontaine remarked this morn that he realised as soon as the call for the legislature was issued that it would be absolutely impossible to se cure q new charter this sessioh, but he firmly believed ¢hat some amendments to the financial seasion without fail.The necessity is the consolidation of the debt, and the retirement of the extravagant temporary loans, Such a consolidation would allow the city to take advantage of the exceptionally low rate of interest tn the money markets of the world and replace the loans which at present cost the city as high as five and five and a hall per cent.by borda drawing as low as two and a half per cent.ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.Eorand Over to Keep the Peace for Two Years.In the Court of Special Sessions to-day, Judge Desnoyers presiding, Patrick O'Brien, charged with attempting to commit suicide, was released on suspended sentence.He was bound over to keep the for two years, and to furnish person bail of $200, and two sureties of $300 each.Ellen Flynn, who attempted to commit suicide by banging in the cellar of No.5 Police Station, ay elected to be tried by It\u2019s the best thing for the hair under all circumstances.Just ds no men by taking thought can add am inch)to his.stature, so no preparation can.hair.The utmost that can be done is to promote conditions favorable to owth.This is done by Ayer's Hair Vigor.It re moves dandruff, cleanses the \u201c scalp, nourishes the soil in which the hair grows, and, just as a desert will blossom under rain, so bald heads grow hair, when the roots are nour- isked.* But the roots must be there.© AY, OCTOBER 26, 1 FIGHT FOR LABOR VOTE.Tammany and George Issue Statements.CROKER NEVER SPOKE TO THE PBINCE OF WALES.\u2014 George Makes Charges of Blackmail Against Tammany.(Special to the Star.) New York, October 26.\u2014The most fo- \u2018teresting and dramatic canvass in the history of New York has entered upon its last week.The Tammany and the Republican machines appear to be more bent on injuring the independent movements for Low and George than they are op injuring one another, and a practical coalition between them before the end of the week would not surprise some people.On the otber hand, the Low and George forces are working toward the common end of destroying machine power in the administration of the city government, and a practical union between them is vot an impossi- bilsty.In auch a realignment of the contending forces Low would be the leader of one and Van Wyck of the other.In otber words, there may be a consolidated \u2018\u2018boss\u2019\u2019 movement agnhet the lons of all independent movements.A \u2018hot fight is In progress between the Tammany and George facttous for control of the labor votre.Aa fast as one headquarters issues a statement from some labor leader, the other denjes it, or attempts to nullify ite eflect by counter statements, George is conductlng a very vigorous campaign.He spoke to a meeting of one thousand \u2019loagshove- men on the Cunard line pilier Saturday afternoon.T- was no platiotm from which to speak, and one of the men in the crowd ber pile +\" asked Mr, \u201cCm up !\u2019\u2019 yelled the crowd in chorus Mr.George removed his overcoat, and mounting the pile of lumber, he addressed the crowd, which received his remarks with the greatest enthusiasm.In a speech In Westchester county.Saturday night, he sajd, that both Croker and Platt had been running blackmail shops where the people bad been robbed.\u2018Those who have wealth,\u2019\u2019 he said, \u2018\u2018are even now ro I heard of one corporatioo day which had to pay $30, to defeat me in the coming election, Even the judiciary has been blackmailed.A blackmail of $35,000 each has heen levied on every one of the judges of the Supreme Court by Tammany Hall, excopting Pryor, who was able to collect or borrow only $16,800.This Croker fuok as an fn- stalment and allowed Pryor to remain on the ticket.Who took all this money ?Why, Croker took #.Rup left Tammany\u2019s_ticket because ker demaniled $40,000 of kim.Another took his place who will pay.Crokér will make enough bacn - being to- help .B rd Croker emphatically denies the statement of the London Figaro that he as dropped from the Prince of Wales\u2019 the pleasure of the slt ance with His Royal Hi all the abuse he has received during the campa nse of bis sup- hobnobbing with English royalty based upon pure fabrication, He had seen the Prince of Wales at the eace tracks very often, but be had pever had so much as a word with him, and, as far as he knew, he bad never given him a light for his cigar.He did pot go to England with the intention of making his way into royal society.Beth Low addressed three immense audiences in the upper part of the city on Raturd night.At .each he greeted with emtbrosiasm.ed him as he entered y crowded around him as he left to ahake hands.Willlam F.Havemeyer, who has just returnel land, says he is lor Low, and belteves he will be elected.The Geo candidacy will split the Democratic vota, and only those Repub- Icons who alw adhere blindly ¢o their party will vote for Traey.He thinks Van wok is a Nxhtweight.© The Coit Appeals at Anny was affirmed the nomination of Seth as X .\u201che attack upon the character amd administration of the Street Cleaning department by oner Waring, by the Tammany Hall official organ, The Morning Tel , has met with vigorous action on part of the Commissioner.His lawyers bave demanded an immedinte or they will institute proceed! for malicious libel.Mr.Low vis the headquarters of the German-American Reform Union yes.: a received an enthusiastic welcome from the leaders.Ju a shont speech he told them that, fi elected, he ho do meet all public questions Ina Jtheral split.Tammany Hall has issued rddmessed rtatements al German and Frenoh voters.Sheehan bus sxprasand confidence in the election of the entire Tammany ticket.with Tracy finishing dn second place.His fi for New York County are Van Wy 178, 000 ; Tracy Tio 0000 ; Low, 80,000; 3.VIe .At Hoary George's headquarters, op posing interviews were given © by and Dayton, the former declar- tn Sheehan was as bad as Croker, while the latter Jlswe Mi.Guo! answered by T Union on Thureday night on New York Boasism.\u201d The Republican managers of Bnoo\u2018iyo have made a me #0 house canvass, and are confident of a dechive viotory for Tracy.Bourke Cochran has accepted an invi- to address meetings in tbe In- Lp a Tracy and Quigg declares that racy slonttdd akewdy.Preaching in the Central Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, Sunday, the Rev.J.F, Caron fMikened Greater few York onto the city A Tyre, the metropolis of eo world.\u201cSituated at the east end of the Meds- re commanded the com- perisb.His- ant icthess an emphasis of reiteration toi a.for Lhe cities of the w several to.Irish, r that fe, overwhelming and appalling.By ber street fate T.has become the Ps veu ue 1 ortunate Purchases £ f Wednesday's op 2 umiture Bargains, Wednesday will be another day full of big furniture values and little furniture prices.You get just as good, and in many cases much better furniture in your home, and keep a big part of the price you would have paid to other dealers, in your pocket, when you deal here.There is plenty of light in our ware- rooms, so you can examine the goods thoroughly\u2014if there was any defect you would be able to see it.You are always welcome to call and look the goods over.Store open every evening.F.LAPOINTE, The Acknowledged Lowest Priced Furniture House.1551 ST.CATHERINE STREET, \u2018 251x1 =e PE The Ideal French Tonic Wine FOR 3: (% .I EF Body, Nerves ad Brain § es a) 3 VIN MARIANI is recommended | ee .bs Ee by eminent medical authorities for Ner, \u2018 3 * vous Affections, Throat and Lung È Troubles, Dyspepsia, Tardy Cone A valescence, Consumption, General De bility and all Wasting Diseases, | e Malaria, LaGrippe.| FOR OVERWORKED MEN, DELIOAT 7 WOMEN, BICKLY CHILDREN, VIN ; IS FOUND UNEQUALLED BY ALL WHO TRY IT.\u20148SOLD AT ALL DRUGGISTS.To avoid disappointment, refuse substitutes.\u2014Te whe write this , will be I era GE, Tl Ta UE Sole Agents for Canada\u2014L.A.Wilson & 251*niyeodtt rt SALE OF LAW.LIBRARY AT AUCTION.At Room, 1768 St.James Street, Mon a fine Law Library.ui dé te EE both Provinolal and Dominior, Corbie rp on THURSDAY.the 28th 1] Sr ST.Tue books can be seen to 6 pm JAMES STEWART & CO.Auctioneers.| Victoria Auction Rooms, 320 to 334 St.James 81, BUTTER DISHES.\"Eztma mais ES Bedroo 5%, telle.duro; & pl The fashionable butter dish Er br, Yo NE Tron is now made without a cover.Beds, Spring Mattresses, Pipes \u2018ables, _ cart n Some new patterns in fine Centre Tables, cy les, Plote English silver plate on bard Mirrors, Truoke, Valises.its.Ole metal, have cut glass linings Cloth, Crockery.Olgacmoc SSG eek.and are very pretiy.ote.Hall Stoves, Cooking - Stoves and Prices $3.00 to $4.50.Ranges, Gas and Oil Stoves, ete, etc.; Sale at the above rooms ee on Tuersday Meratee AIS & SO id } S i IONA Pads Hen Birl & ns, ©.3.Nerman.a Prat % SQUARE.1x1 ION.B.\u2014Private saiss every any at we fe store, 880 Bt.James street, and at 189 5j Notre Dame atrest.: 5 \u2014r\u2014 Consignments solicited.à and in importance as the centre of the pt returns.i a) and commercial life of her day aonrecosguments sent for and purchases Tyre becomes a fit t of môdem New Sale of two car loads su Horses, ork, and that fate of be Ca Skee, Sleighs, Harness, Robes.sto, not the destiny of New York it must FRIDAY, 20th, at 2 p.m.851 9 be that her citisens, reall the possi- _ \u2014 \u2014\u2014 ble tness of Greater New York, shall endeavor to make the possible real.\u2018We are now ng a x about the greatness of our pew city.In population the second city of the world; commerce\u201d the nerve certre of the world\u2019s business * In wealth second to but few Of the world's cities; in situation u»- rivalled by any city of the world.Vast YCLES TO RENT, | 55.00.| in.ber resources, }imitless in ber splendid © te this great ao hs her or a government.a tre pecial Rate to si Bpeois ilily that confroots this meadous respon : community.ve are about to inaugurate end of 86880D.an experiment in munici vernment ; we are about to ctabieD postin for R.& Ww.KERR, the governing of cit OLBVELAND CYCLE fes.The fauve Is one of more than local interest.\u201d It is national and international.- I have nu symapthy with the narrow selfishness that tries to make the wind £330 84, Catherine Mrost.Beware of Imltations.To Merchants of Montreal, with the narrow pa brihg pational interests to t in this time of onr muniel aisles.It Le Any one wishing to sign contract with us, call wrong.It Is vicious, | ble.at 5 Lawrence 8.J \u201cThe voting on November 2 is not for MORTREAL TRADING STAMP CO.{ higher or lower tariff, 1d or silver Beware of imitations.519 4 pada! 50m vers alain of this ty % who will so a 4 that fts publ money sh be h : 3 hat te schools shall be arid FOR SALE ÿ Le fie gan made thay : that Jus The Desireble House No.062 Sher may be meted out imparh to all; brooke Bt., 30 x 120 ft.Lane In rean A that protection may be all ; ; ] high or low; that this may continus mu H.JOSEPH & CO.to be a fair place in which to lve, the ore 9 abode of ce, a .of righteousness.\" 3 The solemn, onsfbil of every Selzen .: \\ £ to vote for those men whom be- .Heven to be the best men to secure these $30.00 RE W ARD.: ° \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201ctan \u2014\u2014 soll * A large bonded warehouse, on YoFk comand Uy dollars will be Dee cartes bic \"À ang.Beings gutted SEER Pl Sra STA TS | re ay.; ne .wm - ; étbounts to 250,000, - cao porieatar te the Domision Beeferi 2 "]