The Montreal daily star, 11 janvier 1898, mardi 11 janvier 1898

[" ep EE es BF \u201cMOTHER LODE _ plished his self-imposed task though at a EDITION.~~ VOL.XXX\u2014No.8.\"LOCHFYNE \" SCOTCH HERRINGS.\u201cEAST COAST\" ee on \u201cRast Coast\u201d Herrings.tu herrives with roos and milts, at $1 50 per keg: 58 Kegs \u201cLochtyme\u201d mage Bal ac\u201d from the laiand of Orleans rs ies just received by Express FRASER, VIGER & CO.ANOTHER 10.090 FINE HAVANA CIGARS Just Opencd Out, Comprising :\u2014 Brest herrings, with ross apd mits, at A173 LA INTINIDAD.| > ee Favoritos.1o boxes of 9.CE Gonchas Bouquets Lo bozes vf 30 ne an boxorls to.lo boxes ul Xb.Paoctelas.hice 1 axes stw .HO | PHANS & Extra.' ln Le otss.250 In bozesut 3 .11 50° lo boxes of 50 13 0 Int boxes of 3) 13 8 la buxes of 50 15 W te boxes of > 17 Ww 2 Bw, (ALON 30) L Gamers; Wn boxes of u 50 ! i boavs of 5} 15H | n boxes of Wu 13 50 In boxes of 50 10 50 | In boxes of 50 39 00 + In boxes of WW 14 00 | Regalia Ll uber of 30 lu 00 | Magnolias.Ea 0; 180; Lo co.\u2018olden agie).Purcases Pir 4 su.1250 Broves.in bores or 10 Bw HENRY CLAY.vas Chicas.lu buaes of 100.13 50 \u2019 Pers TE aan ac ace ea xcs, of 50.20 W 15HER WOOD\" 8 EGYPTIAN C ICAMETTES.LA CARONA, Especiales.u uoxes of 23.1800 Regalia vie ROMEO AND CEbIET.1% Li Luss Of _.LAY VEN eDoR A.Conchas Biegante.Ln bones of 50.10 50 | Rewia Victoria 16 23 Benoritas.14 ® Stas.2 vo Reina Victoria.15 W Pertectos.\u201cIn bozesof 5.3000 LAF xn ANA.Columbias.In boxes of 100.1900 BOLIVAR, Roins Victoria.lu boxes of 50.Jl WO LOR DE A.PEREZ | Reina Victoria Map-ais .[nbozes ot 3.WO FINE MANILA CIGARS, LA CONSTANCIA.Repas de 1s Heu.\u2026 Iu boxes of 300.750 Lecce in boxes of WN.os 0 a, roxes of 5 lv wo F INE DO MEST 1 ¢ ier HENRY YANE.Retna Victoria pn bores of 100.7 50 LA FLOR DE & ARDIA sa.Oabinets.Luss of .Ww » No 3 oud No.1 es rroods Ro Al in tin boxes FINEST QUA Fraser, Viger & Cos Finest Cut Plug, in »- LT and \u20184-ih tins Fraser, Viger & Co's Finest Cut Plug, extre mild.in * and Z- lb.time.Golden Fiske Caveadish, Pioneer Brand, in Se-lb.ALLS, DINNER ant 2 RECEPTIONS, ETC.Bupulled with the cnolcest ines, Liguéurs, Cigars, apd our qual elher Wines-all the reliable brands.ANS.Still and sparkling.MPA AER Tint and A = dl © LLE Pie Null and Sparklio and \u2018\u2019sH&RRIES.\"\u201d ABEL iu 0 por doze LA WINE.The Finest Brock Stock of Choice Old Port Wines in Canada grovinoss of Oa Sataria Quebec, Ne.9.Dow's \"Dry Ruby ces Re RAI Fine Sek \"Port New Brunswick or Nova Buotia pow: w Body Ve ry Fine Las Old\u201d Port 's Old Tmpersl Dry Ol Tawny Port (a ad Bras Job Viatage, \u2018The Eumperor.CHOICE CLARET WINES, Messrs.Alex, Andreso Kreay & Co.I Whipped by i Kraay \"Th Cases \u2018a Batailley Qlaret, in quarts.f Cases Tsay Se, uen Claret, 10 quarts .700 a Cases » Pontet Canet Claret, = quarts wo L Cases teau orille Fuyferre, \u2018 Tite ur 1891, 1_ 14 0 b Unses Kraay.« Che Chateau Teresa.Vintage ot œ! 1891, AU less 3 = cent.A \u2018for cash, sod » \u2018special dis | esant to parties taking five nace or mi ne SEK, VIGER à CO.| TERRINES DE FOIS GRAS.» | ?| (Aux Truffees du Ferixord.) Yoh | ize No.34.oh 7% Toned Size No, 13.+00 10 0 ; Terrine, Bise No.12.13 13 50° Ferries.Size No.10.ieee $1 75 rrines, Stee No.9.eens Xorrines, Size No.8.I FRABER, VIGER & C0.UY Viktis oiguret ten cach INIA TOBACCOS.Por 1h 8% AS Ete.Ete., Ete., Ete., un short aotiee.Our assortment NES, » Fan and complete assortment.* A stock of High Class Porta and Bherries, wot equalled RAIN JATERK\u201d MADEIRA and\u2018 PALE DELICAT Fi HADEIRA WOODHOUSE'S *\u201cBRONTE\u201c MARSALA WINE.LA STOLT and LAGER BEERS, Importeu aud Domestic, Eto.FRASER, VIGER & CO.We except none on all orders for one dacen or more to Buy express office or railroad atation in tbe four » roRT WINES.Pur Lottls Per case.ae - ai gn Pas RN - 130 15 00 sELVA 5 PORTS Por buttle.Per class.Lace ne 0 70 #15) 0 80 4 50 Ow 925 100 1035 veus 1% 13 50 perfect ge m).140 2 2 ery Fine Ou Tawoy Port.23 FRASKR, VIGER à 00.PURE CALIFORNIA WINES We guarantee evary bottle.Prices have been cut duwn to the very lowest notch.eu Loose Bottles \u2014 10 Bottles Kiesiing, Quarts, at 60 cents per bottle.17 Bottles Rivs.lng.Fints, at 30 cents per bottie 3 Hotties Seruillon, l\u2019inte, at 35 ceuis per botide, Reduosd price w Full Cases.Per caso Per case 4 cases C'aret.Quarts w $3.33 3 cases Riesling.Quarts 700 [X11 3 cases Riesling Pints 80) 7 5 cases Hock \u2018Quarca 7.00 ve 3 cases Hock ints 8.00 \u201cnm case Bemilion Mats 1.00 oo The lot 1s a very simall ane.Orders taken subject to the Wines being in stock.ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEAS, OUR F4Xous Se ENGLISH BREAK FABT TEA in 1-1 parcels.3, WV aud 20-1t.cadux OUR PURE C e RY NE TEA, at 35c per Pound, in Hb parcels, 5, 1u 1b.caddies OUR St FINE ENULISL { HRKARFAST TEA hasno equal in Canuia al the price, Sc per pound, in 1-1b paruels, 5, 10 and 20-1b.caddies FRASER, VIGHR & CO, ITALIAN WARKHOUSE, 307.209.711, BT.JANES STREET, OF THE KLONDIKE À Wonderfui Discovery in the Yukon.JOAQUIN MILLER HAS BEEN VERY BADLY FROZEN, Permanency of the Northern Fields Assured.(Special to the Star.) Victoria, B.C., January ll.\u2014Dawson arrivals by the Topeka anmounce the finding of the gold containing the mother lode of the Klondike country, being a great discosery equalled only in importance by the original discovery of gold on Bonanza and Eldorado, having been made by pure accident.It is Important, chiefly as it establishes the permanency of the Kiondike mining fiedds /and of interest as veritying the scien conclusions reached by Wm.Ogilvie, the geological expert snd surveyor.This lode appears to have been simultaneously uncovered by three parties and at three plac Ic encing at Dome HI, midway een Indian and Klondike Rivers, and 25 miles from the Yukon and tbe most south-easterly point at which the ledge has yet been uncovered,.The vein has been traced in {ts full width of 85 feet in a nortbwester- ly direction, slanting towurds the El Dor- ado which it crosses at No.81, and continuing down the left side of that stream, verging away from the river, then Inter recting Nugget Gulch at claim 15, Adams Creek at No.8, S8koctum Gulch at No.3, and passing through the Bonanza half a mile beiow that point and across the Klondike mountains, Owing to the fact that there is little or no dynamite in the district, the examinations have been very primitive as yet.JOAQUIN MILLER FROZEN.The Topeka reports the arrival in Dawson recently of Joaquin Miller, the poet who in endeavoring to force his way trom Circle City against a blizzard lost his ears, several toes and a finger, being, indeed, so badly frozen that months will be re quired to recover atrength.Miller is upwards of 00 years of age, yet brave as a lion, When he heard t at\u2019 those strung along the river were in danger of starvation he determined to carry the news to Inspector Qonstantine.The miners at Circle City endeavored to dissuade him, but he eluded them, and ultimately accom- tostly price.COST TO CANADA.Ottawa, January 11.\u2014Exploration in the Youkon trom July, 1898 to July 1897, cost $6000, BRITISH BYE-BELECTIONS.New York, January 1.\u2014 The Lon- éon correspondent of the Tribune says : \u201cLord Charles Beresford, who is crying \u201cShip ahoy\u201d and dancing hornpipes at York, sults the present temper of the English people.He [3 a breezy figure, ke the silent William in \u201cBlack eye\u2019d usan.\" He tells the constituency which he is wooing with passionate ardor, yet with discretion, that the English people | owns two-thi of the commerce and bne-fifth of the surface and onefourth of the population of the whole world, and that Britain must defend her possessions.A canvasser with such talent for making statistics pictorial deserves to Parliament, and he will possibly win seat.The Libera Ala qught, however, to make amends of the loss of York by eamyin South-East Dur] conatitu ; fected by the disastrous o engineer's a2 \u2018 Lord Londonderry, whose indignation was excited by the Employers\u2019 Liability Bill, no longer sutks in his tent, but has opened the Unionist canvass by explaining that what he said was true, although he did not intend to hurt the Unionist party.This was not an auspfe- fous opening Mr.John Burns as warned the working classes of York that they ought not to suppert a Liberal candidate who has been co-operating with the masters\u2019 engineering trade in their warfare upon trade unionism.Organized labor is sullen after its crushing defeat in the recent struggle, and has an opportunity of punishing t.e Liberal candidate for York and immediately revolting agninst the Unionists in Durham.ONTARIO DEBATES.Premler Hardy's Bill Providing for Garnishee of Oivil Servants\u2019 Salaries.(Special to the Star.) Toronto, January 11.\u2014The House had a busy routine session yesterday.The 1m- portant feature of the day was the introduction by the Premier u! a bill pre- viding for the garnishee of the salaries of civil servants.From the point of view of the civil servant, the Act does not bear so hard on them as it might, for it doce not refer to debts heretolore contracted, but rather gives the official a new starting point.It also applies only to debts over $25, and then to only the excess; nor does it have effect in cases where the sum owing by the Government to the eervant does not exoeed $35, amd thon it shall have effect only as regards the excess, The Act was for the first time, The Attorney-General\u2019s bill to amend the Election Act passed the Committee 8 .on.Mr.Harcotrt\u2019s bill respecting the sale of patent medicines and of aleo- hol for the purposes of the arts and manufactures, passed the Comrictee \u2018we with minor amendments, did also the Premier's bill curtalling the power of Division Court Judges to commit judgment debtors to gno The Premier's Hill to am>nd the Manhood Suffrage Registration Act, and Hon.Mr.Ross\u2019 bill to extend the separate representation of Victoria on the Toronto University Senate, OTTAWA CONSERVATIVES.Ottawa, Ont., January 11.\u2014The Liberal- Conservative Association last night con: sidered several changes to the constitution, among others one which will provide for the representation of Le Cercle Conserva- tur, the Macdonald-Cartier Club and affiliated Conservative Clubs.Another im- rtant change is that the officers of the iberal-Conservative Association shall bé ex-officio delegntes to the, Conservative Convention.[Under the present arrangement delegates to the convention are selected to the primaries and if an officer Joes not attend he runs the risk of not g:tting elected to the convention.In order to overcome this the amendment will give the officers the right to attend the conven- .tion In August, THE SEALING RBGULATIONS.Windsor, Ont., January 11.\u2014Tt is not the intention of the Canadian Government.fn the opinion of Wm.McG .10 pay any attention to the American reguls- tions preventing Canadians from wearing their sealskins caps into the United States.He thinks the Americans themselves will find their regulations such a nuisance that they will take steps to have them repealed.The Windsor lawyers have come to the conclusion that the instructions issued to the Customs officers are far more stringent than the law on the suhject and it is thelr opinion that the instructions have been made so, simply to bring the Government into-odiun with the people, | of Tea consumed in the United Kingdom amounts to about 4,000,000 gallons daily, \"SAL ; 0 A\u201d CEYLON TEA IS THE WORLD'S PREFERENCE.It is so pure, 80 economical in ve and so delicious.Sealed lead packets only.23¢.30¢, 80¢c, Ser.G0c.Watch for the word \u201cSalada\u201d en the packet: \u201d THROWN OUT BY THE COUNCIL.The Education Bill Given Its Deathblow.REJECTED ON A DIVISION OF 13 T09.\u2014 It Will be Introduced Again Next Session, {Special to the Star.) Quebec, January, 11.\u2014As bas been for some days anticipated, the Government's education bill was thrown out on its second reading by the Legislature Coun- | cil last night.The vote was a strictly party one of 18 to 8, two Liberal mem- hers, Hon.Messrs.Ward and Prevost, being abacnt through îllness, Hon.Mr.Archambault, who is under stood to have had more to do with the framing of the bill than any other member of the Cahinet spoke for considerably over an hour in advocacy of the measure and concluded his address by the declaration that whether the hill passed or not it would yet the school law of the province.The Government at still adheres to its bill, Adderall, froin i end-will re- nce fra cn usually déserted Council Chamber, save for the two dozen venerable members ot that august body, wès u scene of considerable animation yesterday in expteta- tion of the debate on the Education bill and the final setilement of the late ot that measure.Ladies were present in considarable numbers during the afternoon and evening, while members of the Lower House dropped in at intervals for a few minutes at a time.THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL, Hon.Mr.Archambault, Attorney-Gen- eral and leader of the Government in the Upper House, moved tbe second reading of the bill in a speech which showed careful preparation.The importance of the jubject of education occupied the attention of the Attorney-General during the first portion of his speech.The intelli gence ol A people was essential, he sald, to its moral and intellectual progress and to its material success as well.The bill which the Government had now introduced had beem framed with the special end in view of affording the wut- most facilities for education to the manses to the common people.In line with this, the Government had also given ita attention to the necessity of the moral element in all primary education.Religions supervision 81 education was a feature of the Government's mensure, despite what had been said to the contrary by the Govern- mnt's opponents in the Legislature.Hon.Mr.Archambault them gave an ex- ended account of the various phases of the educational history of the province for the past forty years.As eerly as 1856 there had been an agitation for the imtro- duction of a number of reforms in the educational system of the province.Among the reforms then proposed was the pay- t of a minimum salary to teachers and the obligation that school commis sloners should be able to read and write.The present bill was tbe first measure which the latter qualification was actudl- ly intreduced, tHough at the request of a number of the at ore of the Lower House, the clase in question had been dro for presen A ition of a Minister of Education for the present Superintendemt of Public Instruction, in connection with which 80 much criticism had been aroused, was not a new thing.Im was pissed creating a Minister of Public Instruction, and with powers similar to those given In the bill now before the Legislature.When the present Government came into power, continued the speaker, they oalled upon by the Council ei Public \u201cne struction to prepara a a revised school act.The Government to consider not they \u201cShout confine theme pugaestions made by the Connell.or should re am -entirely new measure, to be ided upon invéstigation of the whole matter.Government bad investigated the subject thoroughly, and had come to the conclusion to frame a Dew measure a to give the people a responsible Ministee at the head ot the Department ot Education.It wat now stated ttat the work of the Government was to count for nothing, and that the Irresponsible chamber of the Legislature would throw out the bill.He sacerely boped that that would not ** Continuing, Hon.Mr.Archambault said that a Minister of Education would be constantiv in contact with the people, sclves to \u2018and would be more likely to heed their vante and demends than e superintend- A séperintendent would be disposed to exert himself as little as possible, while the very political life of a Minister would depend upon his exertions, During the veriod from 1868 to 1875 the Minister of Public Instruction was not anbject to the control of the Coumel] of Public Instruction, yet that was not a period of revolution.The Minister had not the right to interfere in questions ai- ng ae the moral element In the educa- a To om en, which Goud continue to re deci e committees of respec denaminations.A lations for the organisation and disc e of schools ould be made exe aire e Pro- All exist- by th Costus or Catholle commit bis point.ing regulations would be maintained until repealed by these committees.Bx- amined by an impartial mind there was nothing {tn the bill which could in any\u2019 may alanm either Protestants or Catho- cs.Concluding, Hon.Mr.Archambault said that if the bill! were rejected, the Oowh- cil alone would bear the responsibility, and he fesred that the result would an agitation in the province lor the abolition of the hody which had thwarted the will of the people tn so important a matter as that of education.One thing was certain: that sooner or later the present bill, in its present form, would ome the school law of the Province ol Que Cc.MR.CHAPAIS REPLIES.Hon.Mr.Chapais replied to Hon.Mr, Archambault.\u20ac took immediate issue\u2019 with the statement that the bill naw before them embodi the will of the people.of impartial administration and more of political patronage.Surely that was not what the people fa asked for, nor what they wanted.; The effect of the bill would be to diminish the authority of the Bishops and increase the autoeraoy of the polititians,- Its inspiration had come not from the people, but from the Radical sheeta of the country, such as Le Revell, which wished to lead the province into a sys tem of secularization of the schools, The secret of the substitution of a Minister for the superintendent was no | that the system now proposed measure of reform, being sen they bad bit upon the Minister ol Edueeation idea, as being that would at least catch the eye of the es people, and make them think they really ting someth Continuing, Hon.Mr, the Mimiater of Education, the Ministera, would be su prete in his B= ticular department, while the superinter-, dent is subject to the control of.control of the Councifi of Public ne tion.The Lieut.-Governor in .Counch was given the power to appoint schôol inspectors.law uired nical do iacadions fre hy nd the question ot, to be decided .; to the dictates dt-poh RY Seencion.The Minister was also given the power to select text books, a power which might easily be exercised to give a mon opoly to favored persons.The Council retained the power to make regulation but these were subject to the approval of the Lieut.-Governor in Council, and it was to be assumed that the influence of the Minister would be Sufficient to carry Against the Conneil in case of disagreement.Altogether too much power wns conferred by the bill upon the Minister.Mr.Chapais condemned Hen, Mr, Ar chambault for calling the Legislative Council irresponsible.1t did mot behoove the leador of the Council to speak so.The Counoil felt èts responsibility to the coun- trv.and tp God, and unon that responsibility it would resist the interfertmos en politica im the matter of cation: concluded by moving the Six ed holst.Hon.Mr.Turner replied briefly.He believed that the schools of the province ware certainly in a deplorable condition, It the Council did not pass the hill, it would not be doing justice.The people had rnoken throuvh their renresentatives, and thelr voices should be heeded, Hon.Mr.Outimrt apoke next.He confined his Temarks to technical details, which went to show that a Minister could nct give the tim which the direction of the schools demmmded.on.Archambault clcsed the de bate.He accused Mr.Chapais «8 havin distorted the meaning of the bill to make politica] capital.It wns not the intention of the Government to enforce absolute unitormity of text tooks, but they did intend to supervier the choice to prevent too great a diversity amd to orotect the fathers of families against useless ox- actions, Again he derlared that the Coun cil was an icresponattie body, and that it it went acainst the popmiar will it wouM be awept away, because in a conatitution- ally governed country the people always have the last word.THE BILL REJECTED.The vote was them taken on the amendment, which was oarried on the following division : Biba , Ouim Mernot irouard, L de, Ross, Ponotier © de poberville, aume, ood, Roar , Audètte.Sharples\u201413.Nays\u2014 Mesgrs.Archambault, Gar- neau, Perodeau, \u2018Turner, © son, Gilman, Cormier, Sylvestre \u201cA bad number,\u201d was thé comment ot Hon.Mr.Archambault when the.clerk announced the number of those voting for the motion.VOTE FOR STRIKE.Spinners in New England Will Resist the Cut-down.Boston, January 11.\u2014At a meeting of spinners at Lewiston, Me,, last night, the strike situation was discussed.The sentiment was strongly in favor of resisting the cut-down, but it is Hkely the funds will be devoted to the New Bedlord strike.At New Bedford last evening tha spinners took final action on the question of strike.The result was in favor of the resistance of the reduction.The vote was or as some gave it, 996 to & The Weavers of the Wanskuck Worsted Mills of Providénce, last n bh ü offered b italia | iw e compromise toall, and voted to ikea - - i.\u2014 The Herald dentally He New Y matal which will do away ton the stow mak and costly prooess Exhaustive ing malleable iron.The bill gave less of libérty, less | was na but because ri 34 any onl tech y 2 w {uy attempted to swindle the firm of be given es ler toi Company; père : w- MONTREAL, - TUESDAY.JANUARY 11, 1898.\u201cThe Liquid Quantity\u201d Tomar fine quality of our goods.- have the January sales been so great, \u2019 our line-you\u2019ll have to call soon.20 per cent.off everything.R.J.TOOKE, p-e\u2014® +\u2014+red them and then to voturn to the office and remain on duty until 7 o'clock.When the day employes arrived yesterday morninz Bi was aot in Tne office.The sale was lceked.There Were no receipts tor valua*le packaves by the morming train, although the \\ooks showed that several parcels hud been received at the office, At first the abso of Braden and the receipts was sst down to carelessn: es, but a few minutes later the lenther tags which hai contained the packages ware found under some other frie:zht.They had been ont open and the money and bonds takem.That the robbery was hastily carvicd out fs shrwu by the tact that £350°0 mostly ip oash, was left in the safe that the bonds were taken.BUSINESS NOTES.Adelstein & Bazwr, dissolved\u2014Peter À d- elstein and Sarouel Bazar.Timmie, Noble Co.\u2014John H.Timmis, and Joba D.Noble, bookbinders.Woodhouse & MeDiaimid\u2014G 0.Wood- house, jr., and Johan Ewea McDiarmid, manufacturers agents.Woodhouse, McDiarmid & Co., dissolved \u2014~\u2014Gea.Woodhouse, jr., John Ewen c- Disrmid and George H.Jr, manu- faoturere agoois, as Autublson & Wood\u2014C.: Hutchiadip, Geo, W.Woed'and Wm.B.Huichisen, archi- teots.Hanson & Ferguson\u2014Eiwin Hanaron and Wm.Hanson, financial agents, and Augustus James Ferguson, banker, stock okers.David MoFariane & Co.have dissolved, and David MoFarlane, Clement H.le- Farlape and Arch.A.Hodgson, whole male stacioners, will do bu-iness under the new name of McFariane, Son & Hodg- son.DEATH OF JOHN C'HARA.Mr.John O'Hara, for som: time station mister at Bomaventure Station, died yes tarday at tbe Montreal General Hos;ital alter a lengthy illness.He wus a native of kreland, having ben born 32 years 0 near Enniskillen, County Fe:rmupes 3 33 years since he came to this country and entered the service of the Grand Trunk as an assistant in the baggage department at Bonaventure statin, From this position be was gradually promoted, until be me suition axiot at Bonaventure, which st be retained for sev eral years, quitting it only last year.The funeral will take place tomirr w afternoon at 2.3) frcm the General Hospital to Moant Royal Cemetery.JUDGED BY HIS COMPANY.Mr.George MoAvity, a leading merch nt of St.John, N.B., who has leen un 8 business trip to Ottawa, left for home last night by the C.PR.Mr.McAvity was represented by some newspapers as having been to the Capital with a deputation seek| to have some protection fier to the cordage Industry.As he is izh up in the councils ot the Liberal party in New Brunswick, the report occasioned considerable surprise to his friends.When seen at the Windsor last night, Mr.McAvity stated that he was not interested in the cordage matter, but merely went up to Ottawa with some gentlemen who were.He Llames the re port on the company he kept.COVERS AWAIT AN OWNER The Detective Burean wemts an owner for twenty-seven valuable Japanese piano and mantel covers, found hidden in a yard off Stanley street.; DECEMBER WEATHER REPORT The McGill 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warmest day was the tenth, when a mean tcmpe- rature ol 42.7 degrees was registered, Tle coldest day was the 24th, the mean fem- ne-ature belnx registered as 1.1 deg ces below zero.The greatest heat was on the 1ith, when 47.7 degrees were recorded, and the greatest cold on the 25th, when a minimum of 11.1 degrees below zero were registered, thus giving a range of temperature for the munth of 58.8 de grees, The highest barometer reading was 80.533 on the 3rd, and tbe liwest 24.330 on the 5th, hus wiving a range cf 1.233 inches, The maximum Telative humidity was 1% on the 4'h and the minimum 62 on the 285th.Rain fell on six days: now fel} on nineteen days, the total rainfall for the month telng 2,76 inches, and the snowfall 39.8 inches.The tntal mileage of the wind war 11,503 miles its resultant mileare 5082 miles, and fts average velocity per hour 15,46 miles.Its greatest mileage in one hour was 4 miles on the Z4th, and its greatest mileage in gusts was 54 miles, also rn the 24th.LT.-COL.GORDON Elected Presidant of the Montreal Military Institute.The annual meeting of the Montreal Military Tastiture tock place last evening, when the [ullowing officers for the ensuing year were electea: Patron\u2014His Excellency General, \u201cwee-patrans\u2014The Lleutenant-Governer tof the Province; the Gen ral Officer commanding, Minister où Militia.Aa)ulant- General, Quirterm :ster-Genetal.Presidut\u2014Lieui.4 vlucl Gordon.D, Mas the Guvernor- First vca-nresident\u2014Lt.-Colone)l sey (re-elected), I Se ni vicepresident\u2014Major Blaiklock.Third Vieo-president\u2014 Lieut.-Colonel M (ttive, Secretary\u2014Mr, Major Freeman.Auditors\u2014M- jor Seath, 6th Fusiliers ; ani Capt.Ostell, 65'h B ti.! Committee\u2014Ma jor Hinbard, 8nd Regt.C.A.; Surzeon-M jor Wilson, 8rd Field Battery: Cypt.Bond, Ist Prince of Wales itegt.; Capt.Fisher, 3nd Victoria Rifles ; Lizut.Meizben, 5th R .yn) Sc ta; Surgenn Major Bell.6th Fustlicrs; Captain P-)- tier, 85th B:tt.; Mr.Cushing, 11th Batt., and Capt.Dixon, Retired List.The question of securing new quarters as SoOn as the lease for the present building e.pired was left in the hands of the newly appointed committee for consideration, IL wns decided to hold & m'litarv ball during the course of the present winter.FRENCH PRESS.Le Revell trinks that the second act in \u2018the political dra na in this province, the first act of which was the Lungelier-Cha- pleau hncident.will suon be enacted, and will prove still more interesting than the ! first.It claims that the calm of the last ! few days is but the result of a ten days\u2019 \u2018 truce.which is now about expired.In de SCribing the recent crisis it says ; \u201c\u201cThe alarm stared at Quebec is the echo of a great number of people who found a perfe:t expression in the expose of a pur- ticuirr case.\u2018\u201cThe case of Mr.Francois Langeller is i ot more striking than that of Messrs, | Prefontain+ and Be:usoliil.heir posi tions are identical, AM have made sacrito- les without number for the Liberal party, | and yet they are insulted amd daspised by th\u2018 main who attempte the ruin of the Libera] party.\u201cMr.Francois Langelier, as Mayor ot ! Quebec, supported lhe party in that dis : trict when there was neither honor nor profit in being a Liberal, Mess:s.Prefon- , tatne, Beausulell and Rainville have done , tbe same thing for the district of Mont- } seal.| \u201cWho was their enemy at that time ?Who drugg-d the Langellers belore the courts in Quebec Ÿ Who influenced the comm ssion presided over by the late Sir John Abbott ?Who, if not the same man Who ostracizes tae old Liberals and directs the destinies of the Ottawa Government ¥ * \u2018Persanil] interest,\u2019 exclaims the Min- Ister, whea he hears of a new recalc- traat.And what is his intuaest, 8s man who declines to be called a Liberal, jeu Liberals wore forced to receive him their ranks ¢ \u2018The intervst of à rrnegade\u2014that is the \u201conly term appiicable to ms maculnations, bis hates ant his amtipatbics, J \u2018\u201cihat 15 what we bave come to \u2014 th first act only of the drama, It is no lun- ger comedy, it is high political tragedy that bus bean betore the public.| \"Si Next week we will see tbe second act.We bave re-taken our ;luce in the gallery in crier tu follow the different phue es of action.Our friends should wal, as , the play will be weli worth the while.\u201d La Patrie, In delending the $10,C00 000 loan says that it was rentered necessuy by dhe fact taat the Lite Administraticn on going out of! office left a tloating debt of $2,0)0,00).which has to be met, together with tae adibitional cost impuscd upon the country by the enlurgement vf the canals and the payment of su: sitdies to he C.P.R.for the Crow\u2019a N st and other roads, which amoun.s wae voted wih the consent of Sir Charles Tupper and his triends.\u2019 FUNERAL OF MRS.PARKER.The funeral of the late Mrs.E.W, Par.Ker took pl cr fram her hustard\u2019s residence.112 (rrsernt street, jeste.day af- ternunn.to St.James the Apostle Church ani th nce to Mount Royal Cemetery.The chief mourners were Mr.Paiker, husband of the dco-ased; her father, Mr, Alexanier M.Cr mbie.and his sons, Mr, Fred Crombic «1nd Masters Harry, Reggie, Arthur and Bruce Crombie: Mr.A.G.Parker.Hnn.Gvorge A Drummond, Mr.Hugh Wonbham.Mr.David Crom! ic.Thor- old, Ont.: Mr.R.B.Crembie.Belleville ; and Messrs.Maurice and Huntley Drum- mond, and Dr.A.A.Browne.Thare were also present Messrs, J.Hut- toi Balfour.Fronk Red ath, W, W.Wat.ann, Jumes Craithern, Charles B.Esdaile, David Law, jr.F.A.Cundill; Thomas Peck, James Law, John Law, A.Jungers, |F.Wolferstan Thomas, W.M.Ramsay, À.F.Gault, H.W.R-dpath, Thos, Davidsen, M Ingres, W.H.Wonham, Francis Cun- dile, Robert Harris, A.Terroux, Campbell Lane, Randall Davidson, M.J.F.Quinn, Ch s.R.Raynes, Sydney Ho*vard, F.Wil- son-Smith.V.C.Buchanan.Charles Hughes, G.H.Meldrum, assistant mana- F, and the following members of! the Eanadian Bank ot Commerce staff: R.W.Crompton, F.L.Crawiord.D.M.Stewart, Wm.Fair, J.H, A, Clark and C., ! Dobbin; Messrs.J.C.N.Badgley, Wm, Robertson, J.B.Learmont, John L rris.Q.C.; W.A, Fleming, James Fer- Rev, F.H.Graham, , J.W.Pyke, John G.Pyke, Ernest H.Stuart, Lonls Balfour, Jas, E Hott, David Sinclair, 4.H, Thom son, W.Rowell.Norman Rieite, A.\\ Taylor, J.W.Mills, Arthur Hamilton, J, Philip Scott, W.F.Torrance, C.H.Dob om, A.P.Willis.e service was conducted by the: Rev, Canon Elegood.rector, and Rev.G.Ab bott-Smith, assistant rector of the Church of St.James the Apostle., Y.M.O.A.BIBLE CLASS.\u2014 The members of the Young Men's Bible Clara of the Y.M.C.A.oelebrated the Sind anniversary of tbe formation of the class bv holding a supper Sunday evening in the Associaton rlox, e class was first formed in 1878 ; since then lt has increased in numbes from six to 115.At | Snnday night's gathering 130 young men were present, and ès were delivered by Messrs, Dawson, Ritohle, Budge, Chapman and others, tof Major MacDonald, Marcotte Bros.Sales, EASA RADE SALE At sur Rooms, OT.JAMES ST.Oo WEDNESDAY, 12th Instant.At TEN A, fi A stock of Dry Goods, Twecds.Suitings, Linings, Sergea, Meltons, Canvas, Thread.Coilobnaacs, LCorscls, Handkerchieis, Hosiery, Underwear, Suspeudors, Top Shirw, White Shirts, Gloves, Mills, Nookrics, Collars, lace.k Women's and Cbid.en's Underwear, Gowns, Waists, Ware, \"rin ware, & Nigut luth Caps, etc.Also Enamel oaps, Fancy Goods and other No reserve and in lots to Lhe trade.HARCOTTE BRON, 63 _Auctionvers.NEW WAR IN AFRICA Fighting in Uganda Results in Several Deaths.London, Juuary 1l.\u2014A despatch from Mombassa, capital of the Coast Province, in the British Bast Africa Prot otorste, says news of remewed Hghting in Uganda has been recelved there from Fort Lub was, in the Usoga country, under date of Dec-mnber 19.Lieut.MacD .nald, brother | the conmander of the British forces, and Mr, Pilkiigtun, Lhe ! missionary, bave been killed.; Troops are hurrying to the front trom | Machakos Stiuon.Ii is reported that the garrisons at Buddu, numuering a | Suudanese, under two Oofficrs, may juan ; the revolt.No furthar details are given.Mr.iagton was one of the leading Engiish- m:n in Uganda.He joined Major Mac Donald after the mutiny of the Soudanese Lo ict as interprater.The rebellion amoag the Suudanese soldiers in Uganda broke out in the ceriy part of October last, and tbe danger as been a general rise ol the Soudanese throughout th - country, and a massacre of the Kurupeans.Uganda is about as large as France.The Governm nt sta tions, between twenty and ibirty in number, are mann d by Soudanese, perhaps 1800 in all.In the erly part wm Octuber 300 Soudapese soldiers frum the Kanpala garrison at Mengo, capital of Uganda, an th north shore of the Vie- toria Nyanza, were sent to the Eldoma station, better known as the ravine There they mutinied and looted the Government ag nt\u2019s store.Then they re solved to march back te Mongo, raisin the standard of general revolt, to kil the Kuropeans and establish a Soudanese kingdom in Uganda.They loo ed the station at Naadi, obtaining 3000 rounds ut ball cariridges.Fortified by this and provided with plenty of ammunition, they prashed on toward Mengo, looting the stations as they advanced.At Jubas station, the garrison revolted and joined the mu'ineers, selzed Major Thursten, commander of the fort, and ucci pied the post.th WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.(Special to the Star.) Ottawa, January 11.\u2014Some of the prin- cipa.inspectors of weights and measures, employed by the Department of Inland Revenue, are to meet here in a few days for the purpose ol consi ering the regulations governing this particular branch.The inspectors will discuss the question of increasing the toleration of error in weicbts and measures in order to bring it more to a commercial b sis instead of the purely scientific basis on which it reets to-day.For instance, the tolerat- fon of error In the shart ton at present is one pound.It is felt that in regard to some -veights and measures the toceration is to» sharply defined, * The object of the Department is to protect the public within commercial bounds, but not to require that every trader\u2019s scales should be scten- tificaUy accurate up to the two thousan- deths part.+ CORNWALL AND OTTAWA ROAD.(Special ta the Star.) Crrnwall, January 11.\u2014The track lay- inz of the Atlantic and New York Rail- wav heiween Cornwall and Ottawa has een completed.A Government inspector has goñe over the road, which isa at pres ent unballistei, and on his repert will lenend whether :n accommxdation train will be run this winter or not.In any Pred the train would have to be run very slowly, Pilk- | TRADE SALE DRY GOODS, ETC \u2014BY-\u2014 BENNING &BARSALOU, Auctiencers, Nos.88 & 88 St.Peter Street, Montreal, Wednesday.January 12th, On Three Months Credit REGULAR WEEKLY SALK OF STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOuUDs, SILKS.DRE3$ COOD4, CA MNERES, VELVETA, AND VELVETEENS.LINEVM, FLANNELS LACES, EMRROIDERIES and KIBBONS Etc, Etc.ALSO PEREMPTORY SALE OF 600 PIECES A.W.FRIEZES, TWEEDS, NAPS, SERGES.COATINGA, PANTINGS, ETC.ETC.READY - MADE CLOTHING, MANUFACTURED FURS.XTC.ALSO SPECIAL OFFERING OF 200 DOZEN A W.SAMPLE SHIRTS and DRAWERS.Also 1500 PAIRN ASSORTED BOOTS & SHORN.The whole without reserve.63 LA SPECIFIC ARTICLES rm ~~ COME QUICK G0 QUICK things.but slow in changing known tan unkoownariicle.to the decision that what \u2018you KNOW ta be gond ta the best for you.in man, froma Suck io THE COOK\u2019S FRIEND at Baking Powder.FREIGHT TRAINS TO THE KLONDIKE, \u2014\u2014 Contract Made by the U.S.Government, À \u2014 { Là | THE ENGINES WILL BE ON RUNNERS.Company Agree to Get Through in 70 Days.8 Imagine six locomotives drawing as many trains ap over the digxy heights ol the Chilcoot Pass, cutting their way through the deep drifts of the mountains and valleys beyond and gliding over the frozen surface of the rivers to Dawson City.That programme is to be attempted in about a inonth, it is asserted, the United States Gorerûment havirig made a contract with a new transportation concern to carry supplies over the pathless wilds of Alaska and Pritish Columbia to the miners in the Klondike, Congress has authorized the sending of a relief expedition to Dawson City, and Secr tary Alger has finally completed all the arrangements, accorc&-z to Charles Strauss, an attcrney, of New York, and made a contract with a cem- pany which has just been organized to nttempt the ingenion- feat of reaching the land of gold with trains on runners, A company of fitty United Stales troops, 4 } tons, saines, Rae & Donnelly's Sa es.\u2014\u2014 BALE OF Ce IMPORTANT CATALOGUE Unredremed Pledges.The subscribers are instructed by Mr, son, Puwnabroser, GUl Craig st, to sell lic murt on at thelr salesrooms, 241 and James stroct, bas pu 4s St.Tuesday, Jan.11th, and Wednos- day, Jan.Lith, SALE KACH DAY AT Zand 7p.in, The balan.e of Lhe unrcdecmed pledges for the months of Sov ber, ; anuary th, 1897, being from pledge No.pledge Xe.2129, » : \u2014 Comprising \u2014 large a:sortm:nt of valuable ladies\u2019 and and =ilver Watches in Waltham, a Gold December, 1895 up to Zi Lo uts igin.Swiss and Kuglish Lever movemests, also Fly Hack and Stop Watch, Diamond Ringe.| Brac.) tx, Pins and Siuda, Yory fine fine double barrel Guns, Revolvers, 1 irouches Gould Rings, Culf Uut- Quid Fpe-tacles and Ej eglasses.para Gla-ses by Lemaire, 4 very ys and nls Gold.Silver and Rolled.Gold Chains and Ketr, very fine Violin and Mandolin.gent» custom made Clothing., lot Buit cost 80.00.a most new; Frivse and Assortment of Cutlery and Plated Ware.Fine i also Dress Beaver Overcoats, | resso- in Tweeds, Sky and Satins, Dress Goods in Blankets, Quitts and Table Cloths, Cashmere, Silks, Satins, eto A jage arsortm nl of very fino Seal, Otter, Mink and Popaan Lamb Caps.(ireou.and Seal and Reaver Lakes, Gray lamb Jackel, Storm 1 Collars and Mu 8.1tacoon Coats, Fur lined Over CORts Wi h Otler aud i'ersian Lamb Collar and .anc other goods usually found in broker > collection.«& pawn- Catalogues can be had at L.Aronson'a, 601 Craig at.or from the Auctioneers, 241 St James t 8 Goods on view Monday and up to hour of sale.RAE & DONNELLY, : Auction N.B.\u2014The rublic attending this sale cure great ba.ain st it is mild and conciliatory nt FROM MANITOBA.The Provincial Government Will Not Yield a Jot.Winnipeg, Man., January 11.\u2014 In dis cussing the encyclical on the school question, which was read in the Quebec Ce- tholioc churches on Sunday, a gentleman who {s prominent in Local Government circles, stated to a reporter that it did not follow that Lecause the encyclical enjoined Canadian bishops to maintain the alleged ri:ht of the Manitoba minority to separate schools, the Government would qulesce.On the contra he thought that the encyclical would very opposite effect, that nothing could be accomplished in the direction the Ca- thollos sought by meams ol an edict emanating from the head of a chamech living in a foreign country, and whose right to Interfere kn the Government of Canada was not admitt:d In the written constitution of the land.\u201che question was settled in Manitoba, though doubtless the Catholic piehope would endoaror to force it into the political :rena on every occasion when it ht cause the party leaders annoyance, However, it was only by legisiation in Manitoba that a change in the nt law could be effected, and here the question would ultizmaeely\u2019 have to te decided for good an: no ter what the chest of ri c influence | at Ottawa might or Andrews, of Winni has re- cebved notice of an wa 28 by Thomas Kelly, contractor, seeking tn have declared ultra vires the provision in city contracts compelling contractors to pay their men a minimum w of 174 een re hour.The city w op pose the aot! ny our Minister ~1 Education.baterfe: fn the affair, \u2018 He had/no rent ; The Language is | RAILWAY RUMOR.The Future of the Canada Eastern Railway.\u2014\u2014 WILL IT GO TO THEC.P.R.OR TO THE INTERCOLONIAL?Rumors regarding the disposition of the Canada Eastern Railway in New Brunswick, which Hon.A.G.Blair is al- | leged to be anxious to annex to the Canadian Government Railway system, are numerous, one came from Ottawa to-day in the following shape : \u201cIt is now stated the C.P.R., will probably make a deal with Mr.Gibson.The C.P.R., it Is said, has offered to take 82)0,000 worth of stock with a view of | enabling him to get $300,000 more taken ; up in England, the C.P.R.to take over the management.\u201d It will remembered that two weeks or more ago Sir Willlam Van Horne stat © ed positively that the C, P, R.does not want the Canada Eastern Railway.It was learned to-day that nothlug has tran- spirel in the meantime to bring about any change in the attitude of the C.P.R.TELEGRAPHIC CHESS.Ft.Hyacinthe and Montreal this Time \u2014 The Cercle St.Denis will play a tele graphic chess match with the Philharmonic Club of St.Hyacinthe, at the club rooms, 1880 St.Catherine street, on Taursday, the 13th inst., commencing at 7p.Hudging trom the attemdancs at the recent match with Orillia, these games are of increasing interest to lovers of chess and the bite generally, who are cor dially invited to visit the rooms during the contest.The teams will be as follows: St.Denis, st.Hyacinthe 1.H.Bertrand, Henshaw, 2.J.E.Larner, Boivin.3 w! Kurrle.pr.Benoit, 4 O.Trempe, Rene.5.C.Germain, Richer, 6.H.Blanchard, = Beauchamp, 7.FE.Kent Lussier, 8 F.Favreau, Tache, 9 G.Ken Archa:nbault, 10.C.T.Dixon, Bedard.Finance ana Commerce MORNING SALES.85 Toronto Street Railway at 8214, 75 at 223, 25 at 92%, 75 at 93%, 375 at Gd, 350 at vis, 5 at 02%.3 at 93, 280 at 983, IU at 93, 225 at £3%, 50 at #26, 600 at 92, 400 at 9314, 25 at 92%, 35 at 8214; 350 Canadian Pacific Railway at 871, 10 at 87, #00 at 87%, 10 at 86%, 250 at 85744, 225 at 8734, 25 at tT, 250 at B87; 200 Montreal Street Railway a He hg at 2744, 550 at 24334, 23 at Mt at 240, 50 Montreal ns 0 a 100, Montreal Gas at 193, 856 Montrea ë.at 19314, 175 M ntreal Gas at 19284, 10 Royal le tric at 141, 100 Bora: 6 ut 141 Royal Eagiesie at Heat and pt at 25 Heat 4 \u2018Light at 39; 25 St.John ve Railway at LS 75 Halifax Street Ratlway at 11814; 100 Commercial Cable at 13214; F8 Richelieu & Ontarfo at 109, 418 Richelieu & Ontario at 1094, 2 Richelieu & Ontario at 110; 7 Bank of Toronto at 224; 12 Merchants Bank at 178%; 25 Bank of Couumerce at 13414; $150) Dominion Cable Bonds at 106% ; $1000 Colored Cotton Bonds at 96.11, 1898.The Ravages of Consumption Thousands of lives could be saved if pre ventive measurcy were taken in time.A slight cold muy kindle the fires of consump tion in your system if you have the least tendency to pulmonary weaknesses, whether inherited or acquired.Repeated colds will weaken the very strongest weariness on exertiun are sometimes the only symp- tows netic until the sudden - nn $ \u201d > break-down - < am comes and > Pe re \"IT the family Te fe physician > =O pronvunces the case advanced consumption.If yon have such a cough, and your general health is failing, you ought w Le alarmed, aud try to cure yourself as soon as possible, \u2018Shiloh*s Consumption Cure will heal up the irritated surface of the bronchial tubes, and prevent ' the trouble extending down into the lungs, and it will also tone up your whole system, M, after taking two-thirds of a bottle, yon experience no relief, go to your druggist and he will refund your money.This is à fuir and just proposition.Isit not?8.C.Wells & ¢o., Le Roy, N.Y.; GrxtLEuEs :\u2014I have used Shiloh\u2019s Consumption Cure many different times, and always received great benefit froma it 1 believe it saved my life in a case of congestion of the Jungs, and kept we from an attack of consumption.as many peuple said 1 had it.J.H.CaLpwELL, Malta, Idaho, 31 BJ J.Kimball & Co.ESTABLISHED 12363, BANKERS aud Doalers in Investment Securities.16 BROAD ITREET NEW YORK STOCK BROKERS.3 years membership \u2014ln\u2014 The New York Stock Sixchange.WM.YOUNG & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 95 Board of Trade, Chicago.MEXBERS | Oe el rade ré Commerce, 8-2 Lowest Rates of commision Qurreapondeno The Ontario Mutual Lif Have removed trom room 114 to rooms 309, 210 Board ot Trade, It.8, Hodgins, Provincial Manager.January 10th, 1890.T6 COTE.\u2014 FROM JOSEPH RUEAUME THAT ON the ch day of February, 1898, he will petition the Provincial Treasurer to authorize Mathilive Viens, wife of Jusepn Couture, to transfer her hotel license to the said petitioner.Montreal, litb January.1898.1 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Bpecially reported for the Bran by C D.Mont, 16 row Sacrament street, local manager tor J.8.Bache & Co New York, over dirdot private wire: an.11.Jan 10.: 313, Ope.Ciose.MONTREAL STOCK Ex CHANGE, Reported for the STAR hy Gordon Strathy & Co, Stock Brokers, 9 BL Sacrament street.Jan.Mth.Jan.10th.A Rid.Ask.id.Morning Board.ak.Bi Canadian Pacific Ry 8744 87 284 o Land Bonds - ne \u2014 116 DuluthB.s.& Atlantic 5 4 3% 4 34 Do \u201clo pd.7 64 6% 6% Commercial Cable _.1624 152m 187% 188: Do ou Bonds.108 104% 104 104 xa i ond 108 \u2014\u2014 18 104% Mont real\u2019 182 178 132 178 People's n ee ia 41 304 + 8 o da Bonds 8 83g 34% 53 Rich.& Ont.Nav Co.lle 1104 110 184 e do Bonds 102 w lv?100 Moutran) at.Ry Ci 2634 2434 2434 Do do HO! 0 242 249 Halifax Bail LS tile 121 1184 Do onan.| 119 103 110 105 Montres! Ge Ca.y tot 198g 193% Bell Tatephone Uo.xd.115 1734 175 172% Do de Mood: - _- \u2014_\u2014 Royal Ejectric .140% 42 Toronto Railway .2214 4 Cornwall do.x Tle 8t.John de .129 - Bank of Montr ; 255 ns Untarie XK.Jul » Joi Bansof B.N.A.\u2014\u2014 - \u2014 Moinone Bank ne 202 210 Bark 240 x 23 7 La Bk.1 we lus Wg Merchant's Bank.179 12514 179 175 Do >} Halitax \u2014 126 \u2014-\u2014 tan Bank NS: Seatta.40 2 2274 no E.Towush: pe Bank 169 1) 100 150 Queue: \u2014 voi -_ 121 La Banque Nauonaie \u2026_ 87 od 87 - .301 - 101 135% 185 133% 9?100 sa \u201c 146 1% 148 Aner Incand.Light.so 5 5 Windsor tel - .Ju ly 109 9244 bons Moy Coal ce 3» 40 »% do do.nn = 100 30 North- ee, vd 534 5 834 50 Taylor Hr.Air C Lou La.8 - an \u2014 Cauda I Paper Bo 1o ms Nu 105 Lansda \u2014 _\u2014\u2014 \u2014 trs 3 se.Dire \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Dominion Coal, C 24 11 Mn n Do rer - 108 100 105% 105 \u2026 108 1 10a 105% Montreal Cotton \u2026 342 141 145 140 Can, Col.Cot.MilisCo : 75 874 75 ss \u2018do Bon da.100 sé 100 2 Merchants Cotton Co.\u2014\u2014 13 \u2014- 1% Dom Cotton Mills Co.97 24 100 ses do do und.\u2014\u2014 -\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Loan & Mortgage Co.140 133 uo 135 Querantee Uo.of N.A.\u2014 -\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Diamond Uians Co.-\u2014 Western Loan & Trust Co THE WHEAT MARKET.Big Men Kept Out Because Leiter Holds all the Wheat.(Bpecial to the Star.) Chicago, January 11.\u2014Bear news pre dominated in the wheat pit to-day, and notwithstanding this tact, May, which opened Yo to 34c lower at 90i4c to Mc, sold up to 80%c.Foreigners sent in the bear news that was far reaching.Liver pool was %d to 54d lower, Paris 5 to 8 centimes off.The Corn Trade News wired your coves, that the continent is offering to resell Cnlffornia cargoes, amd the Pacific coast wires that her shipments of 94,000,000 bushels (wheat and flour) will soon © ence to arrive on the continent and Untted Kingdom, which wil) be a big load to omary at prese + pions London wheat on es 6d lower.The clique gave the markt sottra support fn the face of the attack by Weil, tte New York Swoock Exchange plunger, and the latter was made to hunt his Bole, Such high rollers as Linn, Cud- shy Orr are kept out of the méricet Because Letter holds the wheat.They bears, and would pla it for a break ot \"0 to 15 oents at but the fact that Leiter holds ail the wheat keeps these big plungers near the shore.Bradstreet's compliation of the world's avail able a das an increase for the week of 000 | Pre et a de crease last yoar of 1,680 Amer.Cotton Oil Ce.= n 2% n Da.do.Pref.\u2014=- \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Amer.Tobacco Oo.90% fg Do.do.= \u2014_\u2014 -= He Amer, Sugar ata.Co.143 HI 1434 1 Pa.do.Pret .\u2014 \u2014 118 118 Amer.Spirits M te.\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 -\u2014 \u2014 .do.19 - 20 à.Top.& 8t.Fe, 134 13% 13 13 do.Pret.3 Ng sou Baltimore & Ohie.\u2014 \u2014 14\u20ac 14 Bay State Gas 34 a 4 Canadian Pande 8 \u2014 Bey Usnadas Southera \u2018 _\u2014\u2014 - £3a Utbes.and (Jhio.2 22 \u2018gy \"24 Ou Burt Lud Quincy\u2019 CO 10lM 101m 101 M01 Cn eugo U - 85h Wg 96 98% Ubic and x Ww.1334 1224 123 1234 ie.RL and Fu sl ly sx ai Chic Mil soil Lat, Fy sé ve 4 Why \u2014-\u2014 \u2014\u2014 -\u2014 180 mn & * 0 L.35% 3534 BY are | West.- _\u2014\u2014 \u2014 1554 _\u2014_ ne 114 7h 6% bie Me BR 54 BK Te TH _- Thy 9 a Vs \u2014 - sois \u2014 1h 17 - oo.\u2014 73 73 7 Lake as 176 ge 177 Toarvihe = Nashville.$Y \u201cT4 Hy Munhbatiar Elevated ; 11544 use 11444 > 3g Ha Jia 1434 104 1044 oid 3754 \u2014 107 wm oo su \u2014 on 21% 2 44 LEY 82% 1093 110 109% 15 1 15 oe in em .6 18 MN.Y.Uhic.& 8t.j.com \u2014\u2014 _ \u2014 les Po \u201cxs moy == 74 3a ly 31 22h s s24 - 9 4 - sâ 4 32 234 \u201c Sa cific - lin United Braces Leath PC \u2014\u2014 \u2014= -\u2014\u2014 6 * pret.8b 64% fly United B 8.Rbber com.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014- 154 Ynion pe Reta.2854 2% au 284 eee Tw Ta T4 Th se 184 184 19% 18% Western \u201cFares y \u2026 s V2» s Yi Wheeling & Lake Ki o.ag 34 34 lan 1333 \u2014 194 Met 130 134 1324 13344 Brookiyn Rapid Traosit.334 sH wu 39 COARSE GRAINS.Oats and Peas Quiet at Unchanged Prices Purchases of coarse grains for export are every day belng made by brokers here but between merchants on spot very Jit- tde is being dome.To the local retail dealers sles of oats, in car lots, are Leg made a t 2740 to 88c, amd as, In nes quantities fotch Blo and thereabouts.Otdrer coarse gralns are difficult of accurate quotation because of the absence of business.AMERICAN MARKETS.| The Receipts and Shipments of Grain at the Great Centres.Ohlesgo, January 11.\u2014 Receipts, 60,- 000 bushels of wheat, 387,000 corn, 303,- 000 oats, 22,874 bbls.of flour; shipments, 41,000 bushels of wheat, 140,000 corn, 331.- 000 oats, 17,786 bbls.of flour.New York, January 11.\u2014Receipts, 33.- 300 wheat, 78.000 corn, 111,800 oats, 15,- 953 bbls, and ¥6921 sacks of flour; ship ments, 56,711 bushels of wheat, 15,044 corn, 5,134 oats, 4,020 bbls.and 37,485 sacks of flour.Duluth, Januar \u2014 Receipts of wheat, 8,000 bushels, Tend shipments 20, 000 bushels of wheat Toledo, January 11, \u2014 Recetpts, 23,000 bushels of wheat, 50,000 corn; shipments, _8,000 bushels of wheat, 42,000 corn.' Chicago Hog Market.Union Stock Yards, January 11.\u2014 The eatimmted receipts of hogs were 34,000.The officia] report of yasterday wor 40.583, of which 4060 were shipped, and left over nh The quotations to-day 1000 ere! Light mixed BE: Gig yA heavy ising.of catile were 4000.| HON.E.DEWDNEY, - CHAIRMAN | J.C.BETHUNE, - .VICTORIA | CM.LUGRIN, +02 421 LOCAL | C.ASHWORTH, «+ + LONDON DIRECTOR.J BOARD.LAST EDITION.5 - \u201cNf GRAND ILLUMINATIONS DA x THURSDAY EVE'G, y 13th January.8.A.FINLEY, Hou.Seoy.H THE KLONDYKE - Great THROUGH WINTER ROUTE From VICTORIA TO DAWSON CITY Revolving Calcium Lights, Colored Torches, 5 Chinese Lanterns, ele.Spectators\u2019 Admission 83 25 cts.Under the Direction of the Klondyke Mining, Trading and Transport Corporation, Limited, of London, Eng, Capital, £250,000.HON.SIR CHARLES TUPPER, BART., CHAIRMAN, LONDON, ENG, The expedition, which will be accompanied hy eighty teams of horses, sielghs, and three trains of dogs, will be in charge of Hon.Edgar Dewdney, ex-Minister of the Interior of Canada and ex-Lieutenant-tiovernor of British Columbia, and will be accompanied i by Mr, Caldwell Ashworth, of London, a Director of the Corporation.The expedition will proceed to Fort Wrangel on its own X 100 A 1 screw ocean steamer \u201cAmnur,\u201d or by some other suitable vessel, leaving Victoria about the 15th February \u2018At W rangel it is propbsed to transfer to the Stickeen River and continue the jour ney on tbe ice via Stickeen River and the villages of Glenora and Telegraph Creek, thence by snow road to Teslin Lake.= At'Teslin Lake boats and scows will be built to convey the party \u2018and their outfits to Dawson City as soon as the Hootalinqua opens ; that is, the expedition will follow the ice down that fine navigable «tream, thereby avoiding the dangerous White Horse rapids, and arrive at Dawson City at the earliest possible date thereafter in the spring.The plan of the Corporation is to provide shelter aud good substantial food for the arties accompanying the expedition from the day they leave Victoria until they reach he destination.While waiting at Teslin Lake for the ice to break up they will have the opportunity of prospecting the very promising ground in that vicinity.The price of the ticket covers transportation, food, Whelter and the free carriage of 400 pounds Early in January an advance party with horses will be sent up the Stickeen River to build shelters with stoves for cooking and warmth and establish supply depots.After the Coast Rauge on the Stickcen River has been passed the expedition will go through a country where the snowfall is generally light and along the greater nortion- of which a white population has been living for some years, The Corporation will establis® trading posts at Teslin Lake.Dawson City and other Yukon points and will furnish supplies to purchasers at reasonable prices, The price of a ticket covering the accommaodations above mentioned is $300, one- half of which must be paid into the Bank of Montreal at Victoria at the time of signing- the contract for transportation, the balance to be paid before the sailing of the steamer from Victoria.As the number of persons by this route will be !Imlted, applications should be made at once, and to secure a ticket, each applicant must, with his application, forward a Post Office order for $20.00 payable to the Bank of Montreal at Victoria, The Corporation reserves the right to select meinbers of the expedition and will re turn all payments made to unsuccessful applicants.SPECIAL RATES ON EXCESS BAGGAGE.The provisions included in the 400 pounds of personal baggage can be purchased from the Company before leaving Victoria.he Corporation will, at a inter date, be prepared to transport passengers in their own ocean and river steamboats Lo the Stickeen, Yukon and Teslin Lake waters, Agents for Strickland & Co.Celebrated Peterboro Build Special Kiondyke Canoe, The Klondyke Mining, Trading & Transport CORPORATION, 30 Broad Street, VICTORIA, B.C.*.*This Company must not be confounded with a Company of a somewhat similar name, with with headquarters at Spokane.2c0eod \u201cThe Alaska-Yukon Gold Placer and Quartz Mining Company.\u201d Organized Under the Laws ot the State ot Washington, Authorized Capital, $3,000,000.Shares fully paid up and non-assessaile.Par value, $1.00 (also President of the Le Roi.President.W.J.HARRIS (also V President of the Le Re) .,.1st Vice President.J.E.CRICHTON, Mav@o! Seattle, Wash .2nd Vice-President, ANDREW CHILBERG, President Scandinavian American\u2019 Bank, Seattle.Treasurer, COL.W.W.D.TUR) J.D.HELM, Seattle, Wash .Ce ee tary.\u201c* Claim 5 Bonanza Creex.510.x_1500 feet : \u2018The \u201c BUCELEY \u201d CLAIM, on Nugget unk x fl fest : three \u2018aactz Ciaims, the * Emma,\u201d Tenderfoot\u201d and * Despondent,\u201d and TWENTY MEN NOW IN DAWSON CITY.These are some of the features of our ** Klonkike\u201d Company worthy of consideration.Remember that for every dollar invested by the irat purchasers of Treasury Stock in the \u2018\u2019 Le Roi,\u201d the investors received $230.This is not a speculation but a safe investment.A limited quantity of Treasury Stock is now being offered at 25 cents per share.Fall particulars and an authentic map of Alaska furnished free upon application to the Company's authorized brokers.MOORE KELLY & CO., 220 Board of Trade.MONTREAL - Telephone f124 wll ue i THE FIFTY-FIRST Annual General Mecting of the Shareholders \u2014or\u2014 The Montreal Telegraph Company ! Will be Dold, in the Board Room of the Com » 8B = Y, 13th January, 196, at Noon.Tor the pass 5 THURSDA Outfitters, ER AEE Fe ae \u20181g Boren p, moss-mess, à Hodson Bay Knitting 00., |_-\u2026\u2026 promerme méte7=0Pes + ad Telephons 1897.PUBLIC MEETING.A public meeting of the proprietors of Real Estate will be held to-night, Tuesday, at 8 o\u2019clock, in the Monument National, to protest against the proposed special tax on Real Estate.All proprietors are cordially invited to be present.W.DESMOND PATTERSON, Secretary R.E.O.A.CEE Good Opportunity À light Je + by von eu of profit manufacturing nia! » margin Te would run well with another business and is v ly ddress \u2018M 3308.\" STAR Office.\u201cThich J.P.ROCHE, COMMISSION BROKER, Metropolitan Meck Exchange of Boston, Commission One-eighth STOUKS AND GRAIN.45 St.Francois Xavier Street, MONTREAL, oom Tol 1931.a NOTICE OF SALE The Annusl Meetingef St.Lawrence Court NO.263, C.©.F.will be held THIS Tha undersigned ing decided to whhdrsw from A ol EVENING.at Pat business, now offer tor avi lotte stock, credits od the [oN Bat their Hall, No.862% eral aaseta ne well as aus of their business 2) BUrsig strevt audevery M&M ried on under Lhe name of LAN Nolin & Oa, at the weil Der la requested to be ha known and long establ premises, No.51, sont.uniness: \u2014- Annual 59 parka st, Yo the city of Guta.por further pertios- reporta, Installation = Ofrars and other matters of importance.By order, T.W.MAGUIRE,Rec.Bea.ee EDUCATIONAL.lars, spply to the undersign i.L.A.Nour a on a'r, ADAMS\u2019 TUTTI FRUTTI AIDS DIGESTION.FREE.A variety of very handsome and useful ' tn] seut free for the return of coupons ace Gum\u2019 Get one.ESS ESS Compton Ladies\u2019 College.COMPTÔN, P.Q.The pupils of thin Institution will re- ; Ansemble on Torsparv, Inth JANUARF.1 For circular and particulars apply to the Hoa.Bursar.Lo.THB REV.a.H, PARKER, .THE RBCTORY .Bniys Compton, P.O.WESTMOUNT, Day and Boarding arding School for Boys.h education for boys destined for professions Pupils ooached for examine ase tor home studies.4 nyt - Houses to Let, FERNISNED AND UNFURNIANED.Cholet Locations Moderate Rents.3.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO., .REAI.FSTATB AGENTS, | 191 97.JAMES STREST.| ween A VENUE Theroug! or for a businens career, tions.Brening Preparation Prospectus étpiy WwW.RR GILBERT, 7 Lincoln Avenue.Schoot will open February Mh se Le, ce ques pi cee IONS WANTED, 10 cents for 20 words or Jess, vent per extra word, each insertion, 8 WANTED.10 cents fur 10 words or less, and A t per ustra wort each insertion.\u2018au other \u201cWANTED ads.25 cents fur 35 words or less, Rodan 1 samt per oxtre word, sach inseriion.A oy , 10 conts for 30 words or Jess, and jé Ng.extra word, ach ppsertan juts NF 30 wi , and 36 cent per each Ini Tora Posun.UND, 10a 1 for 20 rords or Jens, and Jé ceut per MO LET HOURES.STORES.ETC .% cents for 26 words of logs, and cet cent pers extre word, ewch lixertion DALE, © or 25 words or less, and À œut per extra word.insertion FPROPE\"JY FOR BAY.71 conts for 75 words or less, and ; cent per extra word ouch insertion Lost, 6 conte for 2 words or less, und | cont per extra posté Te i uc « h insertion à) HANCES, ETC nD Cente r 27 words or leas, and cent por extra word, each inertie an FRPAÔNA.LE vase: 2, Zocnts per word, with à minisus ebarge of 33 coute wach insertion.\u201cNOTICE PARTICULARLY, The above rates are NEI' CASH with ; order.When such advertisements are not prepaid nuincrous entries have to de made, and the rate is, in conse : quence, much higher.74 No Charge made in our books for classi- 3 fled advertisements of less than five lines.WOUSES TO LET.Ser a SE are LET - 88 PER MONTH, UPPER tenement, 2 flats of & moms.12118 St.Lawrence street, with immediate bossession: splendid locality.Apply to W.E.Cooper, STAR woftico.FAT ; _ FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET _ \u201d PARTL Y Fu RNISHED 0 on Hutchisua ALreet, 6 rooms, ot water heating.Rent low dll 1st May.fs 874, \"STAR oflice.: fa Te LET \u2014 AT.STE.ANNE DE BELLE 4 vue, & furyished house, with al} modern nveuierices situated on the bank of the Ottawa ver.with fine large lawn and shade tree hair mile from raiiroad stations.A most desirable ouso for summer And winter and the situation \u2018here is also first class sahiling.hartivss room, ste, Fur parue Vars apply to Leslie R.Dowker, No.70 St.Peter st 2 12eod (HOTELS To LET RE LIN YO LET- HOTEL CADILLAC, No.1912 NOTRE rooms rompletely equipped with goa ail water, ieetne Jight and elevator, and hestad Ly hot water furnaces.asod, with Bras, fou Possession ta & desirahie | nt Apply G.8, Brus b, Fru co, Bi King es) Montreal._ 208 A ACP NN A MO LET ~ SROUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, : space uit teuants in old Chantcluup premisea, 7 Blend tion Apply 543 Cralg ct, or To 514 Hoard 13 Q Te LET \u2014 CORNER GROCERY, 46 Cuthbert gt.Urbain, lark avenue and Cadicus st; extension ent.Daisr furnae 4 laumiri > ete.with large yard, rear, at $7220, F250, $300, x $6000 Only $500 ta 000 cash.balance « » y terms or munthly payments._W.Badgley, 45 St Juhu at Tel.2137.54 R SALE -SOLID PRESSED RRICK UPPER and lower tenement, 663 Lagmuchetiers at, Tu Atem-stone front cottage, 9 Coursoi rchaser's owu price Terms easy.& 4eod R SALE -OR EXCHANGE, NEW WESTMOINT a tats.on rke nve., nesr Bhesbrooke st., lo: vacant buts in Montreal Annex.Address \u201cP 813,\" Btar per R SALE -A BARGAIN 491 ST DENIS BT, stone front bona, three fluta, extansron.fur :\" pave ea h fat, ride lights, Pire: class ip a , Tegement.F Huston, M4 8t Janes ot.PROPERTY WANTED TIAA - ar ~ ANTED BUILDING LOTS AND MODERN =.WA sey wend rot ga À auharbe ing to sell rlose wii flad gen A trugers here.Jobu IH.Mori.»Fomple Building.a 81 END NAN AN oh © STORES ETC.WANTED- ONANNISNAS TEL SSN ANTED\u2014 TU RENT STORE.AROUT SBY eu 40 feet, with basement.on At Catherine st, between Jniversiy nd Windsor Apply with particulars, 608 878, STAR.72 1 BUSINESS CHANCES.OR SALE \u2014 LICENSED RESTAU RANTS AND hotels in different parta of the sity acid valy un their zits and no cowiissic .charged Address wrence rw Wilson & Co.23 Hospits! street, Muatreal 221 00 on RALE-CURNER SALOONS AND HOTELS, \u201cother businesses Rare chau Houses and shops tolet.Mouriiag bouses [.Harns, 118 BL ames Evenings, 422 Bt.Lawrence.To R SALE \u2014 AN OLD ESTABLISH I8SHED BICYCLE and repair business.A aplendid opening.Inveati on solicited.Addrea © x we.STAR office.81 en + 78 PUPILS WANTED.BWA AAS IN LE ANTED -PUPILS AMALL FRENCH CLASSES 283 re month.Write fo: prospects Addresa 5 parts 0 \"Box 178 25 89 DU THR INGRES - COUTELLIER RT CLs AAA AAA TANTED \u2014.THR iY a: shoot of Languages.Fraser Inatitute ANTED- (FRENCH) PROFRSSOR DU CASTEL aris University 1329 Crag).long, sus enfin! of perigace.est testimonials and references + Jeod ANTRD DOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE 2 poxheeping, arithme ic, venmanshi.shor t © Yond, ed French, etc Practiesd traning Day grening instructions.$2.50 per VM \u201cHida Ne._ __ 8 rod (FRENCH) MONSIEUR WARSAULT Berri).Moderute terme Pupits tesutence.tend R SALE \u2014~ $30 SHARES OF THE MONTREAL and W a3 BAR ode an) Silver Der-lopment Co Ad , TAR 3 ANTED\u2014TRE CROIZARU HCHONI, guages.French (Parisian teachers) Private leraons school or residences, (Evening conrse 32.50 por month | Rohrer references.din Re Eutherte street._ LESSONS WANTED.ANTED-A STUDENT WISHES To BE PRE red for mairie os and other yams at Me: oil College._ Ad drens | + 238.*BTan of 79 OF LAN- MONEY TO LOAN.FE cman - TT TS As SA AULA To $1 01 ADVANCED TO RESPONS A tbie parties on note of hand, h pérobouse rece LA au mirceliareons securi Sb TRAV LT Ss emmiaton tL Jamme at, 414 48000 TO LOAN fret olsen city property.Amount divided to ait.mission.Apply to % UAT BAUDOUIN.NP.\u2014 __5 Place Armes._ ent, floor.No .PATENT SOLICITORS, a ent _ - SDS NAN TRADE MARKS A DESIGN Secured .n all coumtries, OWEN NV.EVANS.Member Institute Patent Agents, London, Eng APS experience.Applications rajected lu Other suocesstuliy soticite | TRMPLE BLDG.155 St.James Bf, MONTREAL to F.H.REYNOLDS Tel 193 238te (1) au COUNTRIES HERSTONHAUGH&Co 1 Canada Life Balldiag -8t.James et.nll sketch and of luveuttoo for à tentebilit: à arret Lie Yu EN 0 = [FROME SE SECURE] «a SITUATIONS VACANT- AAA Amn NSIS NS WAR INDUSTRIOUS MEX OF CRARACR er.The Lissoott Osmpany, Tusonta, \u2014 AGENTS.\u2018THE BEST LIFE oF Re ajouts 1 bave soon, \u201cwrites Lord Ldrne about \u201cQuoen V letor:a.\u201d Agents ts make Nive dollars dally.Bradley Gerretscn Company, Limited, Toronto 67_ RTED \u2014 AOQENTS.BOOK \u201cBUSINUSS 18 A than fur years pest.also have Latter aud tater sell gents plonniog, trom trom ho > $40 A low endorse Lita of Me \u201coladesne, y Mother Bible Boris \u201cProgressive Speak \u201cKiond A Bol: Folds, vman, \u2018\u2019tilimpmos vf the Voserne: \u201cBreakfast, Dioner and Supper Hooks on time.Bradley (tarretron Company, Lamited, Toronto.W ANTED \u2014 ACTIVE MAN TU TRAVEL IN THIS and adjoining contities $75 0 month and sll ex.No experience or mapital required dross lobe obo Co.123 Chostout st | Phisedelptin, | Pa 63 ANTED\u2014A GOOD GENERAL AERVANT FOR farnily of two persous Must be à guod rook.Apply 1048 Doruheater ut AN ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, A GENERAL SER vant for stall family Must hate referauces and be good cook Apply Roum lus, Que ons s Hotel.ARTED~GOOD BEADERS AND FOLDERS.J.&T Bell, 180 Juspoctor at.72 ANTED A GOOD COFFIN MAKER AD dress à Muvpelul & Co, Coteau Blation.71 YANTED- GIRL ABOUT 18 YRARS OF AGP FOR ligbt housework Uood wages.Apply te me Urbain se.V TANTED \u2014 A GOOD PLAIN COOK OR GENERAL servant, throes 18 teaunly; washing seut out > tele ots required.Apply luvtning and evening, 1144 Shor brooke at.2 Lu ir \"ANTED EXPERIENCED WOMEN TO MAKE wiappers at howe.J.Black & (vu, James ot.>, EN ANTED _ A THOROUGH BERVANT.GOOD isn rook alse nurse for tnres gruwn ap children, and williag to do upstairs work 2273 5t Catherine.00132 VV ANTED AGENTS FOR FAST SELLING AR Licie, quick returns, sauipiee free: your Pi weculy.lorontu Beanon for thw line now va Blackford & Cu.243 cod tt YWANTED- WE ARE PREPARED Tu ASSIGN nix Bret class routes (uo men capabie vf acting se head ageats.Local miesaien Alas wanted Guaranteed ssiary and comunspion Stuns & Wellington, Nurseryioc o Toronto.M43 sod TANTED- AGENTS WRITING US THIS MONTH can secure hartmanent situations to esil our sol potatoes and Canadian grown pursery stock.Natary woesly.Pelbam Auraocy Co .Torauta, \u2018 Out.s'e V JANTED \u2014 YOUN: MAN OF RESPECTABLE parents, living at home Lu al as invoice clerk sud office assistant.Apply tu uwn writing, Davis & Lawrence Co, 338 8t.Antoine 82 ANTED - A GUOD STRONG BOY TOCARRY nar els and generaliy Useful: Address X 1003,\" STAK oltice 41 WW TANTED WIDOW AND DAUGHTER TO TARE charge al bachelor ¢narters wind sou Apply, giv WY gran ing references and wages \u2018required.Box V TANTED FOR AN OFFICE, YOUNG MAN WITH exprrinnie in hookkereping.as assistant.Applica tions must Mate age, rote reuceas and salary expected.Address \"Y 3290,\" STAR 82 VV ANTED - FOR AN OFFICE, YOUNG MAN with experience in hookkeoping.ss assistant.A plu, ations Bus State age, references and aiary expectad.Address \"X 1000.\" STAn nice _ _ WANTED A SMART YOUNG GIRL, 14 on C5 ears old to help with house work und mind baby.Protestant preferred.Apply to 343 Poupart & WV+ TER; GENERAL BERVANT 3 COTE, ar Antoine Road, Westmount ANTED -à FEW MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS, both languages.to solicit orders.Big money.118 Si.Peter.72 TANTEL \u2014 AN EXPKRIEN: ED TARLEMAID Must bs weil recommended.Apply before 11 810 and after 8 p.mi.983 Sherbruvke sc._ 13 W TANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT.MLS.GOR don.88 Columbia are.Westmount.83 office 3 TAN TED_ORGANIZERSOF CLUNRS TN GRUBstake prospecturs In Aiesua.Liberni commigaion.Bpécial limited party of esperiences moners Church & Tecer, Mining Enss, Ban Francisco, Cal za aw WA u A GOOD LAUNDRESS FOR A HOTEL _Apply Mra.Murphy, 14% 8t Monique a.TANTED \u2014 CONFECTIONERS APPRENTICE, 2 ur 3 years expenence.Address \u2018W 9817 Taw 3 VY ANTED \u2014 GIRL LIVING WITH PARENTS, cash desk for vne of sur retau sora hours 7s m.toTp Ce m Saturda ay Wages 34 OU per week Apply between 2 au 3p om, 83+ Me Catherine st.The Laing Packing sod Provision = » Lt d.wo ANTED -AN ACTIVE BOY FOR ( OFFICE wie references.on.Apply 266 81.Paul ANTRD \u2014A GOOD COOK.REFERENCES RE: quired.Calla 11) Drummond st, either before We.m., or between Tand 8 81 ANTED-A GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSEWORK, Apply after J ip m.791 Mount Royal are.Wdreo AT 5 BUSSEX AVENUE, À GOOD ___keneral servant, with reterences.ANTRO\u2014 IMMEDIATELY, COMPETENT GENeral rervant: fi of four.136 Durocher st.82 Ÿ TANTED-YOUTH TO DO GENER Hirach's Mévans Cigart Depot, T2 3t \u201d posite BO L WORK AT ates ot.si WANTED 4 GENERAL SERVANT COUNTRY girl preferred Apply at cave, 24s Bleury at.81 \\ TANTED \u2014 MEN TO LEARN THE BARBER trade.very facility offered Gradustes are bired until they «arn $20 rial free, touls free.catalogue free.Address Hulls Barber schoo, Boston, Maes, or New York city.83 Ÿ ferred.ANTED\u2014A SMART BOY TO WORK IN BOUSE, one with experience in waiting on table.etc, pre- Apply to 521 St James at.81 WAS Sher A COMPETENTTAHLEMAID APPLY ._ 498 Sherbrooke st.___ 3 7 ANTED -VOUNO IRL 48 SENERAL ses in tarnudy.Gou | references Yant or 10 Assist in house worx.small houss, three .si _Rafercace.92 Durovher st.NURSE GIRL.SLEEPING WANTED YOUNG 43 Metill College 1 at howe, tur boy four years.ave.W TANTED-A GOOD UPHOLSTERER ___draper Apply 2338 St.Catherine st WwW ARTED- EXPERIENCED WINDOW DRESSER.Apply to Mr Stuart, at the & Carsiez Cu.Ltd, Notre Dame st.81 V JANTh.' _A poly AND 81 ENGLISH SPEAKING BURSE, ETC.Wedneaday a.m.1435 St.James at WANTED, SMART RESPECTARBLE GIRL FOR office.Remington operstor and shorthand, one living with rents preferved Answer with references Address YY 1048.\u2018 Hrak offre.ei V ANTED -SALNSLADY WITH AXPERIENCE in dry cooda, (1) Lake ks of smailwaren depart: ment Must speci Engheh and Freuch.Apply Mrs.R.81 Cote.143 Bt Antoine ___ ANTED-LADY STENOGRAFHER AND TYPR writer.Must be exporienced.Address \u201cA 1073,\" STAR ofige.ANTRD- A GOOD PLAIN COOK AND A THOR- ouh expericnced housemai 1.hoth must have first 3 class city references._Apply 13 Sherbrooke st.V \u201cANTRD-IMMEDIATELY.COOKS, GENFRAL servants and nurses.Apply to Mrs.J.biutier, 17 Mayor st., Mostreal, Ca._ 81 LOST.SANS AA AN OST\u2014 81900 REWARD (IF RETURNED BY WSD 4 opesday, \\3hojust.,) for return of while Lall terrier short tail, rr thin re lost from 4272 Dorchester st.active, after this left in hauds of poh: ce.ORT PEARL.WITH DIAMOND IN CENTRE» ar brooch Rnturn 643 City Hall ave, receive food Final 3 rew ard OST \u2014 A RED HAIRED COLLIE WITH WHITE SS collar and front legs.Rewurd o2 3 dollars, at 1051 Notro Damo st.a 72 OST \u2014 TRE AUM OF 31000 IN ONE DOLLAR 4 hills, between R oy and Hypolite, P ne avenue and ft.Lawrence, to ce Arthur La ç Voder will be rewarded by returning to Cire Hypolite OST-FROM DELIVERY BLEIGH IN VICINITY 4 of Mackay and Mt.Catherine sirgets.on y, January 1st n ailvered dish sod basket Tux marke à with monogram À.J.ward on returo ng to A Jorge, 6 Cathoart st.83 1 OST -YORKRHIRE TERRIER LAST THURKDAY À evening, sroumli the vicinity of Banjuinet apd Ontario gta.Reward given at 746c Bt.Lawrence.81 OST - BETWEEN BONAVENTURE BTATION J and 89 St Feliz.a purse, contai .ug about 84 and ticket for St.Anne de Bellevur.Return toM J.Raby, ix.31 RIMMRD EYR GLARSES s6 return to J L urd, O8T-FAIR OF STEF ane Finder \u2018ant pl 25 8.Catherine hd recs ta reward OST-ON THE §TH, NEWFOUNDLAND DOG À one year old, Mark on right oye.Return to 231 8: Martin st.and recaive row, 31 OST SUNDAY, BETWERY.N MONTREAL GRN.ars! Hoapiial nnd Church of Bt.James the Apostin_ black sod aol rooch, ruse, thistle and sbamrock.Re\u2019 ard B Bhuter.8 AME.SITUATIONS WANTED mm ANTRD \u2014- HATA TO TRIM BY AY EXPERIENced Siler, oll miseral used ToS Mare a moved from 4 A WaymD \u2014 PROTESTANT LADY, DOMESticated.moder fort position a8 housekeeper to widower or bachelor.guest references.address L T0,\" 8ran office.Wamp marion BY PIRYf CLASS ALL d machinist, sixteen years experience.best ol city referunecs where smpioyed 40 workman and also foreman of Machine and blacksmith \\Bop.Address © pt 87ak offtos Vy ANTED \u2014 SITUATION ABS COACHMAN OR .Bical class Iulutunoes furnished.Apply 6 Phillips Place.__33%w ANTED=, BY GOOD DRESSMAKER WORK IN \u20ac families, con cut and &t weil Escte a fed pra Address 219 he © Uruain at.V \"ANTED \u2014 BY TWO BISTERS SITUATION IN restaurant or private house, uno as cuck.the other waitress Hleep vut preferred.$US HL L James 1 WANTED A AITUATION BY A GOOD PLAIN cook, with best city reference.Apply Mra.Murphy, lé + 3e Momque st._ sil V TANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN WITH GOOD RE foreuces, wants a situation be sloremsn or driver, aurthio Fe cry tunes knows city perfectly well d- dress * STAR oi Ww ANTRD-BY A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS, wastiiug or ironing by the day.Best ily referen ces.Apply a: 432 degneurn street.82 WANT ED \u2014 BY A POOR WOMAN, WASHING sud wuaing at 2 (cots » dozen.Clothes calied for and .delivered Address _56 Prince.83 TANTED \u2014BY A COMPETENT EXPRRIENCED cook.8 situation, has city references.Apply 705 Borchester V AXTED\u2014MRS.CORNEIL HAB COOKS, HOUSE maids and genersls.with city referendes chester st.Ww ANTED \u2014 BITGATION BY A RESPECTABLE marrisd couple, wife as goud plain cook: wank ter attend to horse, good milker, willing Lo make himsels ally useful, where they could have thew ten your going to school.Address X 1008,\" STAR office.V TANTKD\u2014SITUATION AS BREAD AND CAKE baker or pastry cook, in bakery ur hotel, city or country, 18 years\u2019 experience.oud references.\u201cPr W Mann.Qê Wellington st.WArIED- -RELIABLE YOUNG MAN HAVING oars experienc Iottice work, French or Eug- Uah, desires position.Salary no object at besinaitis.Address \u201cX W004.STAKE of unêr- Loy, 81 ANTED-BITUATION B BY A FIRST CLASS 1 UPper huusema:d, is seamstress and bas best of refeirners _Avvir Ma 2 fv 3 Lruon a are.81 ROOMS TO LET CAAA, ~ OCMS -COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS to let, with board 30; Manstolisr.OOM -LARGE WELL FURNISHED BEDROOM, hented ty hot water 87 Union svcaue.206 16 OOMS \u2014- ONF OR TWO FUKNISHED ROOM», ON bathroom tat, suitable for light housekeeping: bot water.174 Mountain.46 1 OMS - ONR OR TWO NICELY FURNISHED front rooms, bathroot fist; werm sud comlortable.2:86 St.Catherine st.à.R DOM -A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.APPLY 84 Cathoart et.OOM \u2014 TO LET.PARLOR, bed.suitable for sitting rvom and Durchoster at 63 OOMS NIUE FRONT ROOMA, HEATED BY HOT y water, near Windsor Hotel, gas.ets._4 8tanley.6 63 OOMS -TO LET.DOUBLE AND SINGLE ROOMS, Auer light, with or wi t board, with all modern conveniences._943 Dorchester 8 Aa 83 Rex PLEASANT FRONT ROOM.ON BATHroom flat.with private family.Apply 4% Andersou WITH MANTEL bedroum.943 A FRONT ROOM TO RENT, Wi ooM _ .179 Hieury st.OONS\u2014 FURNISHKD ROOMS.WITH OR WITH R° out board.single or double, at 110 | Brac.diye.6 OOMB \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED, DOUBLE AND single room, hut water heating, gas, eto.96 UR sly st.OOM3\u2014-ROOM TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNfurnished, heated by hot water.Apply 170 My tæio BL.LE ooMS all modern convenieuces.OOM-TO LET.NICELY FURKISHED, \"WITH.R out buatd, for Thane gentleman.Terms $3 per us 7 month.Apply #75 it.U use 0 OUMS\u20143 LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH use of kitchen if desited.gas and hot water.Apply 71 Mackayst.___ OOMS-~- FURNISHED LARGE ROOM FOR COU- v ple, use kiwhen, dining room; private family 4; no children, 7 Ave Hotel de de Vule.FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD: _J61 Manaeid st \u2026 ;2 ooMs 0 DORCHESTER BT (3 DOORS \u201cwast ments ome comforu.charmiog- ous Tran Improvements modern t Toten ments and boarders welcome OUMB-LARGE NEWLY FURNIBHED ROOMS beuted by Da:zy furnace, for gentiemen or couple.Firat class board.653 | Bherbrooke .74 ooms\u2014 SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS, LARGE and well surnished.Auer light; bot water heating: table hoard.22 Victoria st 2 Sood Roem ~ LARGE FRONT ROOM.OX BATHROOM fiat, single bods, suitable for two gentlemen, comtors- able house; good table buard, a a week or 7 meals for $1.TaN Notre Dame et.81 Roes-S \u2014COMFORTABLE WARM ROOM ON BATH at.to 0 gentleman of Yom: habite; Daisy fur Jpivarsity.8 Seod oace, Auer vor hgh, no students.95 OOM -TO LET, FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM ON bathroom Hat, with or without board.Gentlemen only.36 Park ave 84 772 MEN - OOMS-PARLOR FLAT.BEDROOM AND BIT- tingroom adjoining, warm, hot and cold water in 36a City Councillors.83 OOM -TO REXNT,8MALL COMFORTABLE FRONT ruom, un bathroom flat; private family: geatlem: n ouly.173 Mansfield st 82 OOMS \u2014 NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM.WITH gas, hot water heating, bath, etc.Private family.Apply et at No.23 Brunswick st 83 OONS \u2014 TWO LARGE WELL FURNISHED rooms to rent: pass hot water heating.Terms mod: erate.39 Belmont $3 OOMS8 \u2014 TO LET, FURNIAARD BOOM, BATH foutu flat: gas and hot water.133 Mensñold 4 greet.room.OOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, aan tath, hot water heat, all conveniences.8 MoG College avenue 83 OOMS\u2014TU LET.FURNISARD, BUITABLE For hyght housekeoping, st 30 City Councillors st.OOMB\u2014FURNISHFD OR UN PURKISHED, ON parior and bathroom flat, with use of kitchen.15 Brunswick, 8 OOM\u2014DOURLE ROOM, WARM AND COMFORTable, with board, gentieroan and wife 05 two gentlo- men proferred.2486 Bt.Catherine.Telephone 3887.82 OOM -WELL FURNISHED LARGE FRONT BRD- room, bathroom flat, gas, furnace, suitable for one or two gontiemen._No.sa t.Louis Squere.8 3.00M -4A LARGE qe FURNISHED FRONT reom, on bathroo a with full or partial bosrd if required.4 440 Osborne 1 81 OOMS\u2014~PARLOR REDROOM, TWO DOUBLE rooms! on bathroom floor; privete bath to one of them._Æacellent board.33 McGill College ave, 82 OOMS- LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM in private tamily, bathroom oor, next to Arcade 25344 Br.Catherine at at.85 Unte, SOARD.NAA ~~ OARD\u2014AND ROOMS, FOR LADIES DURING : private._Ladion attended to st their own home.Mrs.me, Ladies\u2019 Doctress, 1 * OARD~MRS.MCEWAN, LADIES SIOR NURSE Buperior accommodation.best madical atlen strictly private.Terms modorste.167 Ondieux Xe 100 Bois.~AND ROOMS; ALSO TABLE BOARD, s Union avs.{Union Avenne Hoüse 45 oARD- \u201cVERY MODERATE TERMS, QOOD AC ations and table: piano; table board.ten dcllers on: an Early breakfast if required.68 Victoria stress 73 Boh wine BNARD, LODGING AND WASHing.#350 » week.st 22 Bt.Antoine em.73 OARD\u2014MRS.MAYER LADIES SIOK NURBK Private accommodatjons m endance.Terme moderste.IN St.Elizabeth st.6 16rod OARD \u2014 MRS.REARL LADIES DOCTR strictly private accommodation for 1sdies, with fexsional attendance.Ladies treated or stim Mogique st.OARD-MRA.STOTT, LADIES SICK NURSE, 358 St.Elizabeth at, se Henry.is reosive patients: ares class rde nd every attention.Surety at 85 BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED a AA SES V ANTED-BY TWO YO D ns G LADIES, BOARD OST-SILVER MADAL WITH OWNERY apd wom {not n necessarily furnished), eau A otürn Lo #13 Metcaltc ave.Westmount aod be re family.must moderate.ware 81 STAR ston car-ou 19TH INST , BLAOK AND RED CHECK: |\u2019 = 4 ed blanket.hetweon Wallington and Anderson ate.ROOMS WANTED.Return to A EK.Bennatt, car.Andersoh and Dorchester.AAA A A ~~ Reo ee SS 1 R BRIGHT CLEAN ROOK OR FOUND SAAN NAA AANA UND \u2014 BUFFALO ROBR.CHRISTMAS EVE.coraer Bt.Catherine and At Lawrence ess Um er | can have same by c calling at 707 Demoatigny.=~ 13 Fou ND- ON TRUBBDAY LAST, PI'RIR CON- ah we sum of money.Owner fay have same 31 Pine ave, baying costa 18 Wms LA two vooms, for * ht ; central Rent \"x Hg Gran office.ANTED = TWoO NIOËLY FURNIERED OON- rooms, bedroom and sitting room.La pet- ily, ity west.ge agi Ten or ra: bocal! are Woe ~LARGE WELL FURNISHED ROOM, AR wlth hata roerd, by area nd vire Jewish a \u2018Address \u201cA 1088\u201d Fran oiflce.82 BOARD RD WANTED.Eid oc with = of Yiiobee, by oA =p se hic R maki woman.fiate terms which Qu Rahmer, Boa 2381, Montreal.ROOMS AND BOARD.NSN oOM\u2014 Amp BOARD, A BRIGHT CHEERFUL room, ith good board; chaice locality; home com- forte #2 Osborne st.11 OOM\u2014GOOD BOARD AND ROON, ON RATH- room flat, with all home comforts.280 Bt.Antoine FOR SALE R BALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, EINDLING, §3 .82.: Maui Bloc! ch 1 2 La Richmond square.Bell T Tig ot R BALE A BEAUTIFUL BLACK.AND TAN, dog, vory amali and thorsughbred, 15 months old Can be sceau nt 49 Univo are.73 {OR BALE A SPLENDID UPRIGHT PIANO, ALmost bow.A grea! bargain.Apply 139 Be = SALE SBOW CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, ks, counters, rtitions, shelving sud ali kinds cabinet.poy bixh quality sod low ces.Oanada Cat inet Co., 514 Craig st, nea noarcor Bt.Lawrence.388 end R SALE \u2014 DECORATIVE PAINTING, LAND- \u20ac.Oil aud water color, palette koife rok.brush work, jibe: oe ete.Unders ecorvod.58a City.Counsilora.83 TOR SALE \u2014 KIONDYKR PARTIES GOING shouid vot \u2018fail to take = liberal supply of high felt boots anid stockings a8 used in orthern Russia sud Biberia, guaraoteving warm feot iv the mont ext © colds.Cash ce.f.0.L, London, only bs.12s and 13s.per pa; Agents wanted everywhere.ve \u2018Lam bere, Feit Manufacturer and Outdtter, Bouthampton Row, High Holjurn, Lundon, W.O.183 MANTED TO PURCHASE- NUS AE AAA ANTED\u2014TO PUROHASE BOOKS HIGHEST rices paid Jor clean and complete works.Waters, Bootactior, 4v4 St.Jaines st.4 de: ANTED \u2014 À NEWFOUNDLAKD PUP.wv.he Pruner, 40 Rim ave, Westmount MISCELLANEOUS.A ANTED-BY LADY.THX USE OF à PIANO for ve bouis à week, near St.Matthow street; hest references g:ven.Address terius, Miss Sharp, Mr Mock's, 2679 8t Carpertnn street, 8 REE\u2014TOINTRODUCEIT WE NILL GIVE FREE @ quantity of best remedy oo Wednesday {tu-murrow) at 2102 § 8.atheros a.gl HORSES AND GARRIAGES ETZ ASSN RoALE - A NICK LIGHT CUTTER WITH rhea cheat.or woud exchange fur a light brgey.Apply 11 Chatham st, 8 t ® NOTFS OF THE NEWS, Hadley A.Sutherland, n was electrocuted at Sing Sing on Monday.The crime for which Sutherland was executed was committed in Brooklyn in March of last year and his victim was Mrs.Sarah Wrann, a colored woman.Nothing definite can be ascertained as to whether the British-American Corporation (Lieut.Governor Maclntosh\u2019s company), has an option on the Le Roi mine but the eneral opinion is that negutiations are still n progress.Louis Laurence, a Burlington man, who eacaped fron from Kingston penitentiary, on November 28rd last.was arrested; in Water down, Ont.on Saturday evening by three county constables and was taken Pack to Kingston.The American brig Manson, official re- resentative on the sea of Ballington ooth's American Volunteers, is stranded on Turner's Lamp, off the Delaware coast, and will be a total loss.Owing to pressure of public business, Fisher murderer, Lindsay, Ont.The Heinze Pickling company of Pittsburg has decided not to locate in Canada at the pre:ent time.The Heinze Co.had been offered very liberal concessions to locate in Hamilton.An inqueat is to be held upon the body of Paul Prisque, who was frozen .tq death o Beausolell Island, near Penetañguishene, Ont., on Now Year's Day.Foul play is suspected.The Bohemian Diet reassembled on Monday.At the close of the chie! provincial marshal's opening address the members heartily cheered for the Emperor.The Cuban Government has extended for two mouths the period during which cattle may be imported into Cuba from the United States, free of duty.The presidency ot the Liberal club of Quebec wili ba vacant by the promotion ofr on.F.Langelier to the Superior court bench.It is estimated that the lode mines in the Ecotens Jieided 98,232,746 during the past year.is is double the output of 1598.The » ani meeting of the Canadian Press Association will held at Ottawa, on March 10 and 11.Oliver, the five year old son of Charles Holmes, of Wellandport, Ont.was drownad on Monday.BTTER TEA.United States Getting \"Lesa Dust and Broken Leaves.Consul Abercromble, of Nagasaki, bas sent a report to the State Department at Wachington on the Formosa tea trade which exhibits the beneficial Influence upon the quality of this tea resulting from the legisjiation in the present Ding- ley Tariff Act.He says that over 90 per cent.of the Formosa tea exported goes to the United States, and the tea oi during this season (s valued at , 400,000, The United States regulations which prevent the Importation of impure and unwhvlesome tes bave caused the Formosan teas to be much freer from dust and broken leaï than usual.The consul adds that this action by the United States has sustained an effort in the same direction that Importers bave put forth privately.Japan has also rendered great assistance In providing against the exportation of impure tes.\u2018The total product of the senson is com- sidered \u2018ar above tne average, and the Held is estimated at between 18,480,000 and 18,800,000 pounds.How long all Canada have to wait before the Importation of teas ly regulated, and a mhndard decliea upon which everyone can understand! MINING STOCKS.Quotations for active British Columbia Mining Stocks, furnishea by R.Meradith Mining Broker.51 St.Francois Xavier st.own Jold Fields 8yn.10 Cariboo Ilydraulio.00 Cariboo MoKinney\u2026 51 solonns.19% Deer Park.a Dom.e voloplox °.Event ng Star .ong ee reais .8 ZE Hon, Sydney was not able to attend the convention of the Enstern tario Butter and Oliéese Association On: BUTTER AND CHEESE.| \u2014 Mr.A.J.Brice Elected President of the Association.DIFFICULTIES THEY HAVE TO CONTEND WITH.The election of officers of the Butter and Cheese Association yesterday aflter- noon resulted in the president, vice-pres- ident and treasurer being re-elected for another term They are as lollowa: President, A.J.Brice, Vice-president, Jas, Oliver.Treasurer, P, W, McLagan, Executive Committee, John McKergow, Arthur Hodgson, J.A, Vaillancourt and Wm, Nivia.Arbitration Committee, A.W.Grunt, A.C.Wieland, M.J, Farrell, F.Duck- ett and D.A.McPherson.Transportation Committee, John Mc- Kergow, J.C.Warrington, D.A.Mec Pherson.F.Duckett.J.Alexander and A.J.Brice.Mr, Brice, the president, was named a8 the Association's nominee for member of the Board of Trade Council.Mr.Brice, in his annual report called attention to the methods of business now in vogue in the cheese and butter trade.The sale of goods landed in England with a clause attached making them subject to arbitration on the other side of the Atlantic was considered by many an unsatisfactory method of doing Lusl- ness, Under certain conditions it placed the merchant In Canada at a decited uls- advantage.Another practice in which reform fs desired is long dating of drafts of exchange, The customary period is sixty days, which is a relic of the days ot sailing vessels.Now fliteen days is the longest pe riod between date of shipment from this side and the receipt of the goods in Great Britain, The toreigti importer, theretore, 15 practically given 45 days in which to specu- Iate in the goods before he is called upon to pay for them.It {8 contended nt this, on occasion, acts as a temptation to the receiver to ask for arbitration, If rhe market declines in the meantime, Tr- deed, it is claimed that sixty days is not by any means the longest draft, but that they frequently run to 90 days À prompter mathod ol wet thoment would obviate a lot of the disputes that arise under the present method.The short w=lling of cheese nbead has of recent years grown enormously, It is openly asserted that over fifty per cent.of the past season's business was donc on this basis, In the discussion which took place on this subject at the mecting the point was made that it would be more honorable to deal openly in futures in butter and cheese, like grain, than to follow the practice secretly as at present.Another point touched upon was what was termed the railway companics\u2019 dis crimination in freights against Mcntreal The subject of an amnual dinner was discussed and It was decided to again hold ît.A.W.Grant, A.C.Wieland and A, C.Froemcke were appointed a committee to look after the details, COUNTRY PRODUCE.The General Tone of the Local Wholesale Markets is Firm.The cheering features of thé egy mar et, noted yesterday, are retained.Real ly new laid are as popular as ever, amd the smallest lotsa which a jobber cares to handle again bring readily 23c to 25c.In nice candled stock the really wholesale business passing is at 18c to We.Limed and held tresh sell at 13c.to 15c, and cold storage at Ilgc to 134c.The market for dressed poultry ia, ou the whole, quiet, ut supplies not belng to-day overabundant, the tone is steady vo firm.Nice bright unfrozen turkeys still command 8%c per Ib, and frozen 84 to 9c.Fancy dry picked ohickens fetch un «mall lots as much as \"Yc aad 8c, but the greater prt of the wholesale trade is being done at 84%4c to Tc.Ducks ere firm at Sc to 8%c per 1b, and geese at 6 to 8% per Ib.Partridges are in better demand and firmer, firsts being quoted at 70e to 75c, and seconds at to when Ah lots at 86c to $l.worth 85¢c and thereabouts.Primes are For good to choice Canadian ho 18e to 160.Yearlings are offered at to No.1 baled hay, in wholesale lots, is quotable at $10.50 to $11, and No.2 at $8.50.CANNED SALMON.Particulars of the Agreement Reached by British Columbia Paokers.Representatives of all the leading British Columbia packers have agreed under 8 bond, the breaking of which fmvolves heavy penaities, not to sell under the figures decided upon hy the comlination, whilst a strong executive committee has been elected to supervise the aus ing out of the whole of the conditions of he eat, which will extend over the whole of 1803.The prices fixed are on quite a popular basis, and it may again te stated that the object of the combination is not unduly to advance prices, but rather to bave positively fixed gures, so that grocers can enter into purchase with confidence and without the fear that the market will be 1s or more & case cheaper a short time after, The signatories to the agreement include the great bulk of the consignees of the 1897 pack.\\ CANADIAN PACIFIC RY, Return of Trañio Earnings for First Week of the New Year.The return of traffic earnings of the Canadian Pacific Railway for the week ending Jan.7th shows an increase of $81,000, compared with the same week of one year ago.The following are the official figures : BETURN OF TRAFFIC EARNINGS.From January ist to January Tth:\u2014 Increase.RECEIPT» tN MONTREAL.@T.R CPR.- 9000 \u2014\u2014 11.20 2800 61.600 \u2014\u2014 3575 178 1400 \u2014 1! sm 8 15 =,» im es, 2070 5 1305 Raw Hides .cases | 9 82 Pomocs, PRE.cerivreresienaren \u2014 n are selling in.patents, CUVE STOCK.Prices Advance 1-4 per Ib.Owing to Scarcity.HIGHER FIGURFS EXPECTED FOR CHOICE STOCK, \u2014 + At the Eust End Abattoir market yesterday the recaipts of cattle bead.together with 100 head left last Thursday.Yc per 1b, owing to scarcity Dealers expect still higher ures soon for good to choice stock.plies of best grades in' the country and the demand steady from fully stock, tisaited, Pri 230 over ces advanced of fig- Sur- are from wese shippers, the values in the Chicago market being le per Ib.higher than here, But local shinvers would not pay the prices asked fur choice beeves, so business on export account was smallholders did not mind this as ings local wants, However, the offer- were hardly sufficient to supply Butchérs were out m force, keen to buy, and trade was brisk in consequence.Holders were sold out at an early hour, Choice cattle broughe sige; good, 4c to Sl4e; fair, 3e to 34e ; common, Zkgc to 2e, and inferior, 8e per Ih, live wa, ght.A few onlves were ol fered which sold at $250 to $10 euch according to quality, 100 sheep and lambs offered.mand for the latter was active, and ere were about de- as The the supply was not equal to the requirements of the trade the feeling in the market was strong, and \u201cprices advanced dye to bid to Lac per lb, sales being per lb, 1 live weight, = Sheep were Grm and sold at 3%4c tu 3l4c per lb, live weight, At the Point St.Charles stock yards there were a few loads of fair to good cattle offered tor which the demand was good [rom local dealers and saleé( 8c to dc per 1b, The receipts of live hogs were small prices were fairly well sustained, made at live were weight.and The demand was ample to absorb all offerings and sales were made at 5¢ Lo Bic per Jb.In Toronto on Friday the demand trom shippers was (air , and à few good cattle Wore prishated at Yc to dlc.inc attle wis slow im Lendon yesterday, but the feeling was somewhat firmer than mobs tained, Cc.a week ago, and prices were Choice Stetes cattle sold at choice Canadians ot 10c, and Argen tines at 9l4c.The market tor sheep was much stronger.and prices for choice Canadians advar.++d lc to llc, and Argen- Line stock were quoted 4c higher at A private cable received trom Liverpool yesterday quoted choice American oattle at 104Ac; choice Canadian and choice sheep at lle.A special despatch trom Toronto to the Star this morning sa cattle at 10c, : Forty-five loada In to-day, includi 062 hogs sh and lambs.Butcher\u2019, Sc to Be; stock, ers, 4c to lec; bulls, 3¢ Se to Se i teed- ers, to 3e; expo Se to fc; stock Lulls, Ze; export pes to Blge ; lambs, se: bucks, 24s; hops, singers, Blige; thick fat and light, 84,50, off cars.DAIRY PRODUCE.Local Markets Firm-Situation in New York and Liverpool There is a decided retention of the flam tone and a fair amount of activity the time of year.Orders, it is true, for embrace no very large lots, but the addition of the small quantities changing hands shows the aggregate business passing to be considerable.For finest western goods 8%0 is about the idea to-day; some holders, perhaps, might be induced to accept a fraction less, but they are in a small minority.The Liverpool public cable today is steady at the recent advance.the situation in New York the Commerce and Commercial Bulletin \u201cThe market continues of says: Ot Journal ina very satisfactory position.Exporters genexally are showing continued interest cream cheese and inquiries ly all grades.For strictly fine Septe cheese buyers rarely offer more than 8l4e, but find difficulty in securing desirable grades at that, and we hear of occasional sales at 840, and ome lot is reported to have sold at 8c.Late made cheese would sell promptly from 8 to 8340.but very few desirable lots p! such avallable here.Early made storage cheese has had some further movement to generally Tle for large size and from Tc to 74e for small sizes, The demand is only moderately active, in full include near- exporters at home trade such buyers generally confining operations to such lots as wanted for current require.mente and showing little Jispoettion stock up ahead of present to needs; [ancy grades of small sizes, however, are held firmly and with confidence, with some holders indifferent about urging salos at present active, ices, Skins only moderately ut desirable grades not plenty and steadily held.\u201d Of the mail advices trom Liv ol Messrs.Hod, @son Bros.\u2019 circular, written on the 1st instant, is a fair sample.It aays: \u2018The enquiry is still of a hoidday character, but the rules firm on choicest qualities, We market uote finest September make Canadian colored and white, 48s 6d to 43s 6d; choicest States, 408 to 42s.Early makes and ripe goods are offered from 84s to 3Be.SOW les are in small supply and sell from s to 308 The butter tenor ol its the English bidding more owt.\u201d way.Ship tation then 1 market pursues the rs see nothing in 0 justity them in Be, at the outside, even and holders here want'a fraction more for their finest goods, which wanted for the export trade.York the market has developed unexpe alone are In New ct ed weakness and most of the wholesale business in strictly fancy creame ing done there to-day at 20¢.Of L ation in Liverpool on the first Hodgson Bros.write: coms to hand more freely an \u201cBu been less demand, probably break in business, We quote can and Canadian Sressmery to 968; tubs from 110s; 103s; at BBs to Os 00s; medi atte 80s to und qua! a from Tis Danish, 100 to Australinm, 90s to 103s; Cork firsts, seconds, 22s; thirda, 81s per owt.\u201d to 88s; finest is be e situ- Mesars.upplies have there has owing to the finest Ameri- boxes, Os below, sell THE FLOUR MARKET.Maditoba Grades Wanted in South Afrios.To the Mst of countries in went of Manitoba flour, South Africa must be addea, enquiries from that quarter of the globe having resulted in the sale of » round lot by the Lake of the Woods Milling Company.As far as domestic trade is concerned there is no chance to report, the demand being confined to the current Prices for « fluotuation at es butte disregarded.teoguiremepts ot consumptica.continue American wheat mar- steady, as 34,60 + winte best at ve Havers brands, so.; one | } STATE OF TRADE.Bradstreets Weekly Reports From the Provinces, ACTIVE DEMAND FOR STAPLE GOODS IN ONTARIO.MANITOBA.Winnipeg, January 8B.Jobbers are working on advance spring orders, but Linde in general is quiet, As already reportud, the sorting wade is not up to expectations.Luinber is firm, and there is a powilility ot a slight advanceunt in prices.is little or nothing doing on the There whes: i market, and what wheat is movinz is le ing purchased by millers.Collections are reported fair.ae os ae MARITIME PROVINCES.Halifax.January B\u2014As usual.the op en:ng week of th: new year bas been a quiet on, and the volume of trade light.Seusunabl» weather and good roads in the country.have been favorable to the handling of produce, Collections are faic.Tne Newfoundland herring fishery has been very good, and ! mer produced 478.873 pounds romises to be the larges! - © Southern Italy as far as on record.St.John, N.B., reports the, lumber market extramely quiet, With shipments light.The season s» far has been favorable for lumbering operations, +.ONTARIO.Toronto, January 8\u2014The New Year opened with an active demand for staple -e ae goods.Dry goods travellers who re turned on their routes this week have | been taking liberal placing orders for | spring govds and report the prospects for be balance of the season very Lright.Stocks left in the hands of retailers from last year are small, and large purchases will have to be made.Values are generally firm for both domestic and imported goods.More American cotton goods than formerly are oftering here.ome houses are binging in large quantities ol American indigoes, wrapperettes, ete.and as the American mills have change their prices slightly to catch the Cana- | dian trade these imports will likely expand.Payments are generally good.The yments on paper maturing on the ourth were better than last year.Orders coming in here are mostly accompanied with cash remittances.Wools in better demand.Stocks here are small, and prices firm.Hides scarce and firm.Leathers firmer with upward tendency in quotations.Groceries and hardware lairly active and steady for most lines.leature in trade ls the genera] disposition to shorten credits, ULrain deliverles in the country are smaller owing to good roads.The export demand for ain is not so active Numbers of orders for North-West, British Columbia and Klondike trade are coming in here, and some factories are working over time on these orders.Money here is about Y%4 cent higher for coul loans at 4% per cent.oe oe + .QUEBEC.Quebec, January 8th\u2014Business In general during the paët week has been somewhat quiet, which is usual after the holi- da he wholes ile grocers are stocktaking, s few have completed their inventories and report better results than last year.The banks report paper very fairly met on the 4th, but this is hardly an indication of the condition of! business, as wholesale dealers take up their custom- era\u2019 notes themselves, whether they have remitted or not.Collections in peral are reported favorable and the outlook is regarded en ne.Montreal.Janu: 8 \u2014 Trade returns show that sales during the week have been lower than last, as is usual lor the first week of the year.Travellers have not bad as yet time to turn in many orders, Country roads are im aplendi condition, and \u201coollections are on the whole satistactory.In the city there have been quite a few dry goods barressments during the week, but most of them have been e tor dome time.There is an evident desire on the part of the larger wholesale houses to check further credits to weak establishments.In general trade, tie is considered heaithy and ces or firm.Advances are noted in hides an leather, also in coarse grains, oduce and provisions.The flour mar somewhat wusker, but demand tairly good.The he prospects are considered rea- somably and, outside of the flu in the ary goods business, tt Is belle that the eed months of the year will not be marked by serious failures, BRITISH MARKETS.Wheat Quiet at All Centres.Cable advices to the Board of Trade today report the British markets for tread- stuffs aa follows : London\u2014Qaryoes oft coast, wheat, nothing doing, 8d to 6d lower ; maize, nothing doing.Liverpool neat quiet, March 78 1%d, May 7s ; maise, January 8s 3%d, May 38s 3 .English country wheat markets uiet, French count markets dull eather im England dul LIVRAPOOL LATEST PRICES CURABNT, Jan.11th, 1398 « d « d.\u2026 dé da 8 tod 0 Pork, 4 6 to 0 0 de 1 1 1500 lard.% 3600 So.1 Cala, 8 0 tof 0% Bac 26 6 to%] O No.2 Cala, 00 to0 0 Tallow, 19 0 te 0 D Corn, 3 wo 0 cone, 9 8to0 0 Peas, 5 1% 100 0 Cheese.90%W%00 MANITOBA WHEAT.(Special to the Star.) Winnipeg, January 11.\u2014 Wheat sold today at Brandon at 78 to 77 cents a bushel, and at Fort WüHam from 87 to 88 cents.An important © the ther ' hitherto d BUSINESS NOTES.Butter for Japan and Klondike- Macaroni Combine - Owen Sound Beet Sugar-Buro- pean Wheat.The Dalry Commissicner reports tha creameries ynder government supervision in the North-West Territories this sum 5 of Lutter, Sixteen creamerles were running instead of three as Jast sumèner.The Lutter iy bo ing packed for the Japan trade and {os the Klondike, The British Columbia exhibit at the Spukane fruit fair surprised some o! the Awmerickas, It included 140 varieties of a pies, and 40 varieties of pears.wbic were gathered over an area of 30 miles, The Americans were still more surprieed when British Columbia apples carried ott nine first prizes and à number o! second und third premiums.A hundred and ninety pound squash from British Columbia was another feature of the show, A+ 4 result of recent negolintiong among New York {mporters and _unnu- facturers of macaroni, as well as others fdentitied with the trade, an agrecment has been reached by several of these parties to maintain umifosm prices, the prmsent price being fixed at 81.45 por box oi 11 kilos, It is clamped that stocks in New York arc held malnly by partics to the agreement, and that they control the output of nearly all the factories in exports to the Unitei States are concerned.The preseat prive of $1.45 is claimed by some to be a ow une and as- not offering much inducement to import at current prices on side.Several importers who have handled a considerable share of the trade have not joined in the agreement.At a meeting of the Clearing House \u2018 Committee of the New York Stock Ex- | change, the {uliowinz was adopted : \u2018\u201cRe- | solved, That M-iropolitan Street Railway stock and Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co.(voting trustee certificates) be udded to the list of stocks to be cleared, beginning with contraëts due Wednerday, January 18, 1898; and that United States Rubber Co.common and Southern Railway Co, common be dropped from the list of stocks to be cleared, Binning with contracte due Wednesday, January 12.1898.An experiment made by the Owen Sound Sugar Importing Company, in the growing ol the German Sugar n the country about Owen Sou a Ont., this year.has resulted most satisfactorily.According to an analysis of forty average samples made by Mr.Harcourt, of Guelph Agricultural College.the percentage of oa found in the beats {8 considerably above that of any ot the sugar beet countries of Europe.The purity of the juice is very fine, and the experiment shows that the soil and climate of Outario are admirably adapted for the production of su ar beets of supertor saccharine quality 12 aftording a large yield per acre, e \u2018\u2018Mark Lane Express,\u201d in its week- wi review of the wheat market, says: \u201cThere ts an improved outlook in France, where the wheat had a poor start in October and November.e thaw in Central Rurope has not been unmixed with advantage, but the snow is still thick on the wheat fields eastward of the Vistula and Carpathians.Argentina will have about 3,000,000 quarters to export.\u201d Redmond, Kerr & Co.and Lee, Hicgin- son & Co., ot Boston, offer to investors au J2% and accrued interest, $1, 500.00) St.Louis & San Francisco (Southwestern Di vision) first mortaage 5 per cent gold bonds maturing 1947.The issue is limited to the amount now offered, and is at the rate of 28 400 a mile, being sn under len to the 4 per bonds.They are rédéemable\u201d at par and interest on sixty days\u2019 notice.The company is now paying regular 4 per cent dt- vidends on the first prelerred stook Ward Lime pteumer Niagara, hich area at New York.on Sa porta on the south side of Cuba, brings the first consignment ol sugar since its shipment was prohibited by Gen.Weyler.The number o! bags brought is 4050, There was also 208 bales of leat tobacco on a TORONTO MARKETS.Red Winter Wheat Offered Outside at 83 High Freights.Toronto, January 11.\u2014 Market quiet.Flour rather eesier, straight rollers voted at $3.80 to $3.90 middle freights.Wheat demand is not as active, with feellng unsettled.Red winter so old: outside at 82c high freights, and more of- fera at that price.pring sold on Midland at 8% for No.2, and goose Tic Mid- Jand.Manitoba wheat steady with No.1 hard quoted at $1.02 nding in transit, Toronto treight, Fort Willlam, l end 97c to 9% Owen Sound and Midland.landed; No.2 Barley quiet and prices is quoted at west; extra sold at Mo west, and feed to 26c west.Oats firm with sales white at 250 west, .and at 2540 land; mixed sold at 4c west.higher, with sales of 20 cars at 80c west and another round lot at 52 north and west.Buckwheat steady with sales at 3lc to 320 outside.Rye dull with quotations unchanged at 44c west and at east, Corn quiet and prices unchanged.Sales at Sc west for new and 2% for old.Bran, fair with sales at $7.50 to 87.75 west, Shorts rule at 810 te 813 middle freights.Oatmeal unchanged, with car lots in bags quoted at $3.PROVISIONS.Lard Higher in Ohicago, but Lower In Liverpool \u2018 The Liverpool cable quotes a decline of threepence in lard but in Chicago the tendency is upward, On spot the tone la strong but There is po change in price: We quote : Can short cut pork hbl, $15; hams, T Ib, 10\u20ac to Île; per lb, 11c to ; lard, pure, per 1b.Te to 71e: lavé.e common, per Ib, Sl4c to Sige, \u2014_ a number of freat denl weary feeling, and general debility.not got difficulties Ru is better now than for many years.BRICK-DUST SEDIMENT.Mr.Walter Buchanan, 19 Penrose 8t., Penrose Sarnia, Ont.says: \u201c For revious to taking Doan's Kidney Pills I suffersd m kidney trouble in various forms, such as brick- ust sedimont ia the urine, acute psins across the small o: back, pains in the back of my head, lost appetite, dizziness, ined From the Aras few doses of Doan's Kidn and have continued their use until to-ds; a pain or ache about me, my one, my sleep is refreshing and my general Pills hepa bo am ue hs improve is clear, the nea hotel cent consolidated mortgage ER a orge me a= SpE oe TR mse pa i eT -~ THE REVISERS WILL REVISE ara Mr.Demers\u2019 Objection Over-ruled.REVISERS WILL STRIKE OFF OBJECTIONABLE NAMES.Important Ruling by the Board This Morning.a The City Board of Revisers mude-@n tm- portant decision this mourning, asserting the right of the revision of the lists on the broadest LAST EDITION °] his brakes.the Buurd tu proceed with | possible lines.The decision wus announc- od by Mr.Kavanagh.The objection made by Mr, Dewees yesterday was based upon the argument that when the name of an | broken, the city assess- eloctor appeared upon ment toll, its mention there was conclu- slon oi the person's rizht to have name upon the voters\u2019 list, and that the revisers could nut go behind and hear evidence upon the point whether the person his - really possessed the gualification of ownership or terancy ascribed to him.Mr.Kavansgh announced that the re visers took the opposite view of the malter and held that it was not the mere mention of the name upon the assessment roll that was the real ground of quallf- cation, but rather the possession in point of fact by the particular person of the status of proprietor or tenant, which must be enquired into =nd form the test soi the right to be on the list.The clauses ne city charter contemplated an enquiry into causes of qualitication or die qualification.The oujection Was, there fore, overrul The names of Messrs.Louis and Eugene Tarte were nided to the lists for both the Centre and East Wards, These gentlemen had offered to pay thelr taxes, but the officials in the Treasurer's Department sug + i i gested that It was unnecessary to make : any disbursement as the Messrs, Tarte had a cnntra-account against the city twice as lurge as the tax account.a TARTE IS SATISFIED.Thinks the Encyclical is Fair to all Parties.La Patrie, the organ of Mr.Tarte, is satisfied with the Pope\u2019s encyclical ter, and remarks that all leir-minded men will applaud to the testimony which it gives of the efforts which the Federal aad Manitoba Governments have nade to reach an understanding In tbe mat- ver.\u2018Yhe encyclical will show the Protestants of the Dominion that the Holy Father has no intention to unduly influence the conscience of the people, but rather that he wishes that peace, civil and religious, should prevail and that they should enjoy all the constitutional [rivileges which belung to the good and oy al subjects of Her Jesty.Further it says: \u201cIhe Pope invites the Governments to persevere in the pathe in which they have entered for the ilove of Justice.e leaves to them and to the electorate the most proper means to an sure the success of the work so hapmly inaugurated.Ia Patrte adheres without hesitition, and joyfully, to the line of ao tion traced by the Sovereign Pontiff,\u201d MR.TROTTIER'S PENSION, The Court crnfirmed the judzmant of the lower court in the case of Trottier va La Banque du Feuple to recover a yearly pension of $20 veted by the directors to Mr.A.A.Trottier, the former man-ger of the bank, and.who was replaced on Malling {ll by Mr.A.S.Bous- auet.The resolution was red Im 1887 and gave Mr.Trotiler § per year tor the first five years, and then $.a r for the remainder of his life.Mr, ottier was at that time indebted to the bank for some $14.000, which he was to pay back at the rate of $150 per month.As the bank closed, it refused to pay the penston, and pleaded comjensn- tion in way cf money due, advances made, interest, and so forth.The Court decided in tbe firet instance that this pension constituted an alimentary allow- snce; that the bank wus the creditor of Mr, \u2018Crottier whem it was voted: that the Qourt could nat deol 'e the question as to whether the resolution waë ultra vires, as that question had not been ruised In the plea, but omly im the replique.From all the circumatances of the cage, it was evident that the directors in voting this pension had intended that it should hold good as long ag Mr.Trottier should live, snd that they did mot intend to take away with one hand what they gave with the other.The amount was not ez- pessive, and as Mr, Trottier needa it tor bis Hvelihood the judgment was com- firmed.PRESENTATION TO MRS8PRIGINGS.Another of the many pleasing incidents enjoyed and takeu part in by every wholesale house occurred at the warehouse of Messrs, S.Greenshields, Son & Co, on Monday evening, 10th instant wheo Mr, D.R.Sprigings was the happy recipient of a handsome cabinet of silver and cutlery and aleo a grld watch on the occasion of his marriage which takes place to day.Mr.E.B.Greenshields, senior member the firm, in making the presentation on behalf of the firm and the employes, spoke in highest terms of Mr.Spriging's fidelity to the firma with which he has been for nearly 24 years.Mr.Sprigings made a very suitable rep! and was warmly congratulated by al present, - WARD ÉLEOTIONS.In Hochelaga Ward, ex-Alderman Bum- bray and Jos Gauthier are contesting the esat about tb be vacated by Ald.Pre- fontaine, while Mr.Lesperance, wood me t, is out in opposition to Al Wilson.At a meeting In the Club Letellier last night à motion was made to bring out Mr.Clement Roblllard for the seat at nt held hy All.Brunet.An ad- fournment wes made untill Tuesday be- ore a deolsion had been arrived at.ST.LOUIS WARD, A large deputation consisting of repre sentative French and English speaking ratepayers ol 8t.Louis Ward waited up- oa Mr, P.E.Paquette, manufacturer, last evening and requested him to present self no 8 candidate for alderman for Beat No.1, Mr.Paquette thanked the deputation and agreed bo accept the nomination, The work of organization will be proceeded with at once.' LEOTURE ON THH EYR Tir.Foucher will give a lecture on the \u201cHwman Eye\u201d at Laval University to morrow night.His Grace Archbishop Bruchess will be present, let- | rule.are fairly correct, 1 must take \u20142 ST.LAMBERT ACCIDENT.Coroner's Jury.Acquit the Sorel - Driver, EVIDENCE OF THE TRAINMEN AS TO THE SPEED.The inquest on the victims of the St.Lambert accident was resumed this morning at ten o'clock.Nazaire Gauthier, ol Sorel, the brakesman on the Sorel train, said that he had applied bis brakes, on the morning of the accident, at the usual place, about eighteen or twenty arpents before arriving at the junction.At the time o! tive collision, he was- standing in the middle car, collecting tickets.He had already applied The train was going at its ordinary rate of speed.\"was corroborated by Alfred McDuff, 85 Chemin de Chambly, Longueuil.was also brakesman on the train, and he said that ho saw Gauthier obey his Instructions, and see to his brakes, the same moment that he was attending to his own, His own brake, he added, would not work well the little chain attached to it There were no more witnesses to be called and after Coroner Mec- Mahon had summed up, the jury re turned a verdict acquitting Joseph Pelo- quin, engineer in charve of the Sorel train, of any responsibility tor the accident.A like verdict was returned in regard to ail the other employes concern © FOR BIGAMY.George Duggan Sentenocod to Two Years in the Penitentiary.Gao.Duggan.a middle-aged man, convicted of bigamy, was .sentenced in the Court of Special Sessions to-day by Judge Desnovers to two years\u2019 im prisonment in the panitentiary.He mar- ! ried Lizzie Smith at St.Ann's Church, in 1889, and lived with her five Then he kicked her out of doors after beating her severely.She haa since supported hersel! and child by workin out.Duggan married Sarah Webster a the Church ot S.John the Evangelist in January, 1896.He subsequently went to Brazil, and returned here in August last, Judges Desnoyers read him a lecture pointing out the enormity of the crime years, , THE ROBBERY AT MISS ORKNHY'S.To the Editor of the Star : Sir,\u2014 Although the Star's reports, asa exception to the very inaccur:te report of the burglary committed at Miss Ocxkmey\u2019s residenoë, St.Catherine street.The report in last S turday's Star stid \u201cthat the only occupants were Miss Orkney and a servant.\u2019 I may state, for the neral infurumition, that Miss Orkney's ousehold, besides herself, oomsists of her cousin, a housekeeper, and a full staff of madd serv nts, !esides a good ofn wer vant, 1 take this opportunity to state that there seems scmrihing wrong, radi- eally wrong, in the police protection afforded the taxpayers in the neigbbor- o Where was the policeman on duty in the vicinity of Miss Orkney\u2019s residence the night of the mbrery 1 The house keeper's lell, which she 80 courageously sounded, dispersed the hurglirs, aroused the household and the neighbors, but failed to ring any policeman \u2014 although 1.was distinctly heard two blocks away, It was net until telerhoned to beadquar- ters that police Assistance arrived on the some \u2014 after nome time bad elr-peed, Yvs, there is something wrong In the police protection in the upper portion of the city; either there are too lew men or their ts are too extensive, end it ts time this state of affaire was rectified.Yours very truly.R.W, SHEPHERD, Agent tor Miss Orkney.BUSINESS NOTES.Leonidas KE.Dion, dry goods dealer, under the name of L.E.Dion & Co., has consented to asalen at the instance of Godiroi Lebel, who has been appointed provislonal guardian.In the casa of Adolphe Frankliv, insolvent, J.McD.Hains has been appointer rurator and James Robinann.Robert $ Deacon and Walter Brennam Inspec- OTR.Kent & Turcotte have heen appointed curators to the estate of Dame Deborab Crown, and A.M.Vineberg, F.D.Drouin and H.S.Scheyer inspectors, 0.A.McDonell has been appointed curator to the estate nt Jos, onette, hotelkeeper, and Wm.Farrell, Chas, Gurd sna Edgar Courteau inspectors.ODDFELLOWSHIP.Mr.Andrew Philps, of Huntingdon Grand Master L O.O.F., will, in his officiel eapacity, visit Beaver Lodge, No.6, this evening, And tn-morrow (Wednesday) night will visit Mississquoi Lodge.Farnham.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DHATHS Received too late for proper classification DEATHS.BEAUCHAMP\u2014In this city, on the 11th Jann- ary at her residence, 187 Grand Trunk street.Alice Walsh, beloved wife of R.M.u- champ, eldest daughter of the late John \u2018Walsh, contractor, of Quebec.Funeral notice later.i THE WEATHER.\u2014\u2014 ee te INP TUESDAY, 11 a: ra.\u2014 Probabilities for the next twenty-four hours: Easterly winds; fair to-day, turning milder again; light snow to-morrow.PL VANNES LOU Maximum and minimum temperatures durin the past a four hours: Ramioop.ns 16 algary, ; Edmonton, 34, 16; Qu\u2019 A 8; Winnipeg, à below, 18 below; Port Arti re 8 pore, 3 bolowrs Montreal.25.soos Quebec.0's velo: w; Montreal, 28.rero; Que w; Chatham, 28, zero; Halifax, I 11 0000 Readin ments.by Harrison & Co.'s Standard I - ary 11th, 1898.astra OCEAN STEAMERS, ARRIVED.Nam ; At From Date m dor Grosse .Routhampton.New York.10th Obdam Rotterdam.>k ew York.l0th an., .Glasgo Ronmanian Trave J at that morning, as .was \u2014\u2014\u2014 re MONTREAL'S NEW BURDENS, Action of Legislature \u2018Loudly Denounced.fi CITIZENS PROTEST AGAINST ITS INTERFERENCE.Board of Trade Behind Mr, Bicker- dike and His Stand.the interference of the Provincial Legislature with the purely domestic affairs of the city, and there is nothing else but denunciation for the imposition of the new financial burdens upon the city.is A tiens are protesting loudly against as Lad .THE BOARD OF TRADE\u2019S POSITION.In apswer to Dr.Guerin's statement that members of the Board of Trade had petitioned to have St.Antoine street widened, Mr, John McKergow, the President of the Board of Trade, said this morning: \u2018Out o! the eleven hundred and ! same odd members of the Board.there may he a few, à very few, in favor of the Montreal Bill now before the Legislature.I will say, however, that a preat bulk of the members as well as the Council end every officer are, without an ex- certion, at Mr.Bickeardike\u2019s back in the matter and in opposition to the bill.\u201d MR.E.8.CLOUSTON.Mr.E.8.Clouston, general manager of the Bank of Montreal, said : \u201cI have not much to say in regard to the matter, but I .am quite in sympathy with the views expressed by Mr, Thomas, I would also like to state that I object to the Legislature dictating to the Council how it shall spend its money; the cily should be capabie of deciding for itself how it shall spend {ta own money,\u201d -e an * \u2026.MR.F.WOLFERSTAN THOMAS.Mr.F.Wolferstan Thomas, general manager ol the Molsons Bank, said: \u201cI am strongly opposed to any increase in ; the borrowing power of the city, and fn company with .George Hagne, of the Merchants Bank, and some others, expect to go before the Legialature at Que- ec to oppose the passing ot the bill.I believe that any money which is absolutely needed should be raised by special taxation.As to the widen of St.Antoine street, it is an injury to the wi : people it is supposed to benefit, as we tas to the city, inasmuch as those reghd- \u201cing on the street will have thelr taXes increased, and I think they need enter tain no- hopes that St.Antoine will ever ; bacome & business street.Much as we ' may need 8 more extensive market, I am | oposed to the expenditure of mobey at this juncture, preterria rather to wait a short time till the city is in a better position to spend money.Besides, I think that !t is not impossible that the city may be able to find à more economic way out of the difficulty by walting a short time.As to the Notre Dame street clause, 1 decidedly object to it.\u2019\u2019 *8 MR.W.VAUGHAN.À ae Mr, W, Vaughan, secretary of McGill University, said that the bill, like all its predecessdrs, was, «a the whole, a acan- dalous measure.It contained one re deeming feature, however, and that was the clause relating to inoresaed taxation.He was glad that this had been inserted, for through it be saw the dawn of a brighter day for Montreal.a , ratepayer could invariably be trusted to vote Tht when his pocket was touched, and the bill proposed to do this by Increasing hia taxes by an additional quarter per cent.So long as no change was made in the rate ol taxation, said Mr.Vaughan, v little interest would be taken in municipal affadrs by the proper- ty-holder.Touch his pocket, however, by increasing bis taxes, and he would quickly imstitute an enquiry into the causes which had led to thelr imposition.It he found that such were needed for voodling purposes or for ficating alder manic wild-oat schemes, it was very like ly that he would take such steps as would prevent a repetition of the ecan- dal.Hence it was that he (Mr.Vaughan) approved of the clause relating to increased taxation an Halifax Street Railway sold at 1184, | acific, 4 | list.Amongst the AFTERNOON -we sell sv-om rooms a large assortment o! Fine Belfast Table and House lined Buperb - White itn, Fancy Be Spreads, Fine Lace Curtains a general assortment of Furnishing Goode.AN for \u201ca ute © to close out co ments, BALE AT 2.30 O'CLOCK.M.MICKS & CO.si Auctionoert, 7 + KEW YORK STOOK EICHANGEÉ ally reported for tae STAR by ©.: - ment Street, local for J % Monk en ' acramen y ao r for J.New York over direct ata Hire: Oe.se MARKET IRREGULAR | Some Stocks Strong While Od sers.\u2018Were Conspicuously Weak.: (Special to the Star.) : 1 New York, January 11.\u2014The noteworthy feature ot the day's early port market was the strength of the 1b street railway stock and in the Industrial group.solidated was advanced buying 114 per cent, Street Raliwey 14.off 144 5 spot, an ! sactions.] general waa frictionally lower, egree of activity during the morning hours.As the oints.Lead wus anothers ¥ prices advanced throughout Pi avigation stocks, 0 Conssiidated Gas were traded in to a degres and scored gains of 3 to 3 poin! There was a fair demand for low priced shares.À notewo exception was timore and Ohlo which around midda was sold quite ly causing a : ot 1% per cent.This was followed by à feeble rally for the stocke showed Iittl recuperating powers; bonds are aotive and frm in tone.; CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES, I.8.Baohe & Co, 188t, Secrament et, Ter: tains about the game putritive value ds & Dish for PS tes Invalids.fmm ate.Junker pentes Se a et into \u2018food \u201calready pa Sale jad prie ah pared.With each acc ot Estienne ohne Bol » era Asp yoûr grocer Tablets, Cure positively cures = neumonia = Price Be.sad Munyon's Cough Cure stope coughs, night &weals, allays soreness, and speedily heals the Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all impurities ugar Certificatée:: were conspiouous for weakness, taillog\" A attended the dealings?port the closing prices to-day as follows; me Bal HR Com Np SX 30% ow MHC BM Ponuj# Jens = \"Ty Mar.; at RE NewTert\u2014 te ar.B =H = A ore tr.3 \u201c - Nitwaukos : ° gh BB OB Totede Co.\\ ai ., Dee M wea May M mé.\"ww ets pi - One quart vf milfisicon- each\u2019 unket Tablets, price 10 cents, fs &- litte \u2018Ow Thelr' Health To Munyon's 4 Remedies, «À Ask Your Drugaist- for Munyen» Gelds to Health -Buwy 3 15-Cent Munyon Remedy Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom falls te \u201c4 hours, and ¢ = Ww % declined 8 points on light tran\u2019 The remainder of the lat ln » ¥ for Hinsen's Junkes ; Bet y .bk J ov Also} Births\u201d * Mavrid and TS KT posa 1 ae | 000000 080048 names ad addresacs of the persons send.\u201cColonial House, \u2014 pa Phillips MILLINERY ! MILLINGRY 1 1 nina: aaru | es | MEDICAL MEN [ BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS MISS BYRNE, | | rn anna pea NILLINER,| | HEARD FROM \u2014 Joh Murphy & Co.wel ing same.>q uare.2 : GREAT.ANNUAL q421N \u2014 oo.on Toews G I $2 i Tes \u201ceee «ee rt reat Annua Discount Sale.NEW ESTABLISUMENT - 99 Metcalfe St., BETWEEN.ST.CATHERINE & BURNSIDE PLACE Just received ful stock of Xmas The Feeling - Regarding Lodge Doctors.COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS ARE BACKED UP.\u2014 PROVOGS -At Ottawa, 7th inst, the wits, ot Chief Provost, Fire UepL.à sou.BOUMER \u2014At Yorunto, Janudry Sth, the wite s af 14.Boquaet, 02 à son.CHAMBER Grand River.Bathurst, be pA Lh to the wite:ol Jossph ubériain, Cie dau DALE -At Indian Head, N.44.T., January 2od, the wife of J.J.Dale, of & daughter.\u201d ESHFORD\u2014AL Uescronto, Qot., January 3rd, wife of John Esford, of à sun LGUOD At Millstreum, N.B., on January 4th, to the wife of James wn.Good, ason ; Bargains in every Department.KITCHEN DEPT.In Basement.BASEMENT.© The following lines are offered at a.discount of #0 per cent.and 5 per cent.for cash: LANGDON \u2014 Af Hmooski, Que., on tbe bth inst, 10 the wile of L.Langdon.daughle ENGLISH ENAMELWARB, in Saucepans, Frying Pans, Stock Pots, Chainber Pails, Slop Jars, Toilet Sets.ENGLISH HOLLOW WARE Enamel lined Sauce Paus, in all sizes; a range of Retinned Stew Pans, in all sizes; Tea Kettles, ete, etc, White Enamel Novelties, including Evenin.Discounts from .10 to 75 per cent.PALMER- At Hopewell Cape, Albert \"co.N.B., Lecomber A, Lo tiie wife ul tutus ©, Palmer, a rss sers ares ae \u2014\u2014 Toques, Flowers, Pompons, Head- )pinion Expressed in Canada Medi- duuguter.* Oval and Round Stock Pots, in all sizes.oo BD.dresses, Widows\u2019 Caps, &c., &c.MARRIAGES.JAPANNEDWARE- A range of Bread Boxes, Cake Closets, Sugar and Tea Cans, Ova) and Oblong Trays, Child's a LEADERS IN MA NTLES.2i5yeod tt cal Record.Baths.Toilet Sets, Hot Waler Cans.etc, i ., La.y BEGIN-OXNER\u2014 At Mahone, N.8., John Bogin Meat Choppers, Raisin Seeders, Clothes ringers, Wash Tubs in wood and fibre, Pails, Pastry Boards, Clothes Horses, i ta of Tacig Te Talo, made Jackets.In heavy Cheviot Serge, latest styles, to Lilla Oxoer.Clothes Baskets, Tub Stands, Scrubting Brushes.Broom Whisks, ete, etc.And the entire stock of Brass and Cop Nickelplated goody, auch as Five O'Cloc Tea Kettles, Chafing Dishes, Pudding Dishes, Tea and Coffee Pots, Table Bell 4 Trays and Dish Uovers, etc, ele, at à discount of 20 per cent, and à per cent.for casH.lue, 75c, Süe, which contain many useful articles.Skates, ali styles and sizes, 2 per cent.discount, pr po \u201cSm MAAK ALARA ARN KAKA FIRST FLOOR.Gloves, etc.\u2019 Print Department.Woollen Gloves, 20 per cent.Woollen Mittens, 20 per Cotton Crepons, 13c, 15c and 40.Less 33 13 per cent.cent.Silk Gloves, 10 per cent.Cashmere Gloves, 10 per cent.Sil-or Silk Crepons, 49e and (5c.Lets 20 per cent.CUNV ERSE- HORN\u2014 At Lineboro, Que.on the 2th Becembor, John Converse to sauis Horn.\u201d x \u201cfoil dike o Mods Sets, all sizes, latest styles, new shades, to clear at 20%- dinoo: A line of Tater aud Maids\u2019 Ulsters, to clear at reductions ranging from 334 @ 407, Rincon A line of ladies heavy Cloth Capes, Golf style, worth from $5.00 to $6.00, - clearing price $2.75.LEADERS IN DRESS GOODS.100 beautiful Dress Patterns, all the latest novelties.during sale 50% or half The medica) fession has been heard Also Special Bargain Tables at be, professio: from on the guestion of lodge doctors in an article in the current issue of the Can- ala Medical Record, which is published by Dr.J.B.McCounaell, editor, and Dr.F.W.Campbell.Dr.W.H.Drummond and Dr.Robt, Wilson, associate editors, The article in question appears as an PROSPECTS OF THE SESSION, DOAN- BAMSUKS = DB Kettleby, Unt, on Janu- Ary ath, 1398, Mea) Kawmsadon to Timothy FORBES-MCN AUGHTON\u2014At St.John, N.B., oh January ith, Cluirles R.¥orbea to Margaret McNaughton.MCKERN\u2014 At Sydney, N° 8.Decomber 29th, the wife of E T.Mckeen, of \u201ca sor STUTT-MAY-At Forest, Ont.on January 5th, Mr.Richard W.Stutt io Olive L daughter of penses 20000 1002000000n012001000re »e002e ice bi editurial and may be said to be the first THOMPSON FHORKY Degember Beh, at Kid Gloves, 5 per cent.Fanes Oxford Shirting.15.Toc.sie.Sher aod Bon.Jase 20 per cent ll -\u2014 C.Oo \" - 500 ards bandisome Boucle Cloth, black and all colors in this lot, prices fron P| t f M t .f te ses of the protession in vo Sp_ingiut, N.8,, Jantes A.Tuompsou Lo Mary Dolls Toys etc .Fancy Scotch Ginghnms, Lise, Se, 300 and Ion.Lens 20 por cent.100G yards choice ali Wool Dress Goods, all new goods, latest colorings, worth en y 0 d eria or ; ë J.Sto oy.\u201d > » Grass Livens for Dresses, lac to $1.30.Less 20 per cent.and 25 yards chol FL DU, hore Tor a rs: td mo.- à discussion which bas hétherto been one WHITE-CAIN-On December 22nd.at St.John, Dolls, 23 per cent\u201430 per cent.Dolls\u2019 Cartiates, 2 per P° Far Pique, Mo.Less 10 per cent.: sided, but decidedly spirited.1t-is as foi- _N Bi Fred Wo White w Hesae k.Cain, cent.Dolly\u2019 Sleighs, 25 per cent.Games, 25 per cent.Toys, Cretonnes, 3e.25c, 330, dic, 4c, 30c.Less 2 per cont.and 38} \"LEADERS IN BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.Parliamentary Work.[lows ughtero 50 per cent.Damaged Toys.75 par cent.mea Sateans, 25c.3c, 35, fe, 6c ant Tic.Less 19 por cont, 5 per * The resolution which was adopted DEATHS.Men's Furnishings Dept.| cent, 25 per cenl.\u2019 \u2014_\u2014 = ; .| inc Era , _ x Denima, 25c, 35c, d0c, 45c.Less 10 per cent.\u2018300 yards handsome Black Broche Silks, new patterns\u20143 leaders worth 75¢ unanimously by the Provincial Medical oH ARA\u2014In this city.on the 0th inst, John ancy ; ; O'Hara, liste élatiou agent at Bonavent 15 per cent, and 3 per cent extra for cash, off all regular Plain Nenims, 25c.Less 10 per cent.: , Soc.81.00 far Toe, $i.25 for ST ins and nr extra discount.duets ; Board, at its last meeting, in regard Lo depot, G.T.R.Funeral will leave the General stock ihr his Departmont Baskets, all kinda.Lens 20 per cent.000\u2019 var s Fancy Niky, all pure Silk.all colors, cheap at 7èc, reduction sale NO CABINET CHANGES WILL {louae and svclety physicians, proaiviting Hospital on Wednesday afternoun at 2, Men's Buck Mitts, Lamb lined.10 por cont.ofall Shelf Good price 500 per yard, and 10.extra discount.LEADERS IN FANCY DRESS MUSLINS.\u201810,000 yards handsome Dress Muslina, all new and choice colors and patterns, meinbers of the culege from accepting thonce to Mount Royal Cemetery.such pusitions, is one of the greatest im portance, and should receive at vice the careful consideration of every member of the profession in the province.Fricads and acquaintances please accept [his intime.Men's \"Kid Gloves, Lamb lined, less 33 1.3 per cent.Oda lines In Men's Lined Kid Gloves, in Black and Colored, less 30 per cent.Special Table of Men's Neckwear, in Four-in-Hand, Bows.and Sailor Knots, less 85 per cent.Ladies\u2019 Hosiery Department Spec\u2019al Reductions.Boys' Black Wool Hose, 5 inch.> 12.6, 612, 7,71-2,8, 81-2, 18¢ pair, Ze, Ze, 2Sc.3%, Sc, 40c, 4 TAKE PLACE JUST YET.ROSAMOND\u2014 At Winter Park, Florida, on Slst Usucinber.1897, Mrs.Henneit Kosamund (nce Adair Roy), formerly of Almonte.d i ext lity, w d, } 1 \u2018* The warfare on these lines ts not con- CY A lat Odd lines in Men's Enulish Suspenders, less 50 per cent.Ladies\u2019 Full Fasbioned od English Bock Cashmere Hose, 3 Teper yard and 20 extra discount, or 4e por yard, aur sale price only i bi fp ; \u201d ! fined tu thie province or ccuntry, but is A he Toronto.Clarence E Atkoy, aged Alf Colored Cambric Shirts, less 33 1-3 per cent.pe pairs for Sle: 3 pairs for 95e The Cabinet of Premiers\u201d and Îts almost universal.Attempts have been prog ay mages Landing A.Co., on Decem- Men's AJ] Wovl Flannel Shirts, less 20 per cent, ed Natural Liama Wool Shirts and Drawers, 25 per recently made in Britain, the\u2019 United | ber dist, Frank Beck, aged $1 years.off.Pi adles Rihbed Cotton Vests, reduced to l4c each: reduced tn IRc each.Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Hose, reduced to 9fc pair: reduced te to 45c pair: reduced to 59c palr; reduced to 68¢ pair; re- aced to Bbc Fast Black Cotton Hose.reduced to &c pair.Little Schemes.-\u2014\u2014 States and Canada Lo abridge and re strict the injury resulting to the profession generally from this widespread and spreading practice.In some districts the medical men have united and refuse all such appointments, ctily to ard that others may be imported to fill their places, indicating the existence of an inferior Lrand of physician, devoid of pro- lessiomal honor, and a proper interest in the genera] warfare of the profession as a whole.*A number of resolutions exist in the records of tbe college, along at re- Silk Department, Faucy Broche, Silk 33 1-3 per cent.Brocaded Velwetrens, 33 1-3 per cent.India-Foulard Silks, Ey 3 per.ont.Fancy Blouse Bika, ner vent.S'riped Colored T Silks, 15 per cent, Z7-in.A Silks, 15 per cent, Black and wi oc Stripes, 15 per cont.Black and White Broche.15 por cout.Remnants of Silk Velvets, 5 per cent.Remnants of Colored Silk.35 per cent.All remhahte of Black Silks, Black Stik Hose, reduced to 6c pair 20 per cent, less per cent off fur cash.Ladies\u2019 Ribbed Wool Vests, reduced to 38¢ each.Ladies\u2019 Health Vests, 20 per cent off.Stationery and Fancy Goods, Ladies\u2019 Health Combination Dresses, 20 pet cent off.r cent.off Silurian Note Paper, Real Irish Linen 10 pe Ladies\u2019 Ribbed Wool Drawers, reduced to 76¢ pair.Note, Visiting Cards, Tissue Paper, Crepe and Floral Tissue, Clocks, Paper Bound Books, Recent Pubiications ia Cloth.Blankets, Etc,, 10 p.C., 20 p- C.20 per cent.off Fans, Purses, Card Cases, Combination Down Quilts, 10 p.Oy] 2 p.c.Comforte 0 p.c.groney 5 Jotoris orin and Satin nulles te, 10 p.c., CANNON\u2014-Ou the oh oo Taouarg, 1 bec.James Horsley,eldest son of Canuon.* CONNOLLY\u2014At Roberval, P.Q., on 7th January.\\ous, Miss Annie Connolly, aged 18 years and 3 months.\u201d DAVISON.At Toronto, on January 6tb, John +.Davison, ip his Syth year.® EVANS AL Spring Brook, Kent Co., N.B., on Yeceurbor 30tn, James Evans, aged à years.CEANToAL St.Nicholas River, Keut Co.N.8, à Januacy 1st, James Grant, Skea 865 Fears.\u201d RVING.At Hillavoro, A, Co, N.LA, un Decem: r 20th, Mee, \\Villiam iris aged T3 years.° 1898, at Que- e late James $SPECUL WHITE \u20ac GOODS SALE! * Oar White Goods Sale is nttract- f \"AE ing pall the best shoppers of the city.a 2; A,uight of the goods convinees about Look at this leader: (Special to the Star.) Ottawa.January 11.\u2014As the date for the opening of Parlisment draws near, | considerable speculation is teing expended upon the probable teinper and duration of the session.Not only is the third, which generally the crucial session of the È ; | + i 1 the values.\u2019 / Parliament.bout t - x t LOGAN At Tower Hill, N.B.December Cases, Hand Bacs, Shopping Bags, Prayer and Hymn Sets, Comb Quilts, 20 p.c.206 pe.La Le = there lé DL a 0 L ton cri \u20ac, DU | strietions of this medical abuse, and the Mary J.relict of tle Mate Astron Lan, Paper Durlies, Bibles Note paper à and Envelopes, Glove and Colored Count-rnanes, 10 p.c.9 p.c.rapper Fiaunels.10 p.c., 9 \u2019 4 ere is plenty o material for criticlsing amelioration of some of the \u2018seme what pass yuar Handkerchief Sets, Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets.Dressing Bo Bee Plain Fis Flannels in shrink 10 ne Shirting and LADIES NIGHT : the Government made ready to hand, bumiliating situations to which the RREN \u201con December 31st, 1897, at Bonville, Cases, Inkstands.Tourist Cases.Desks, Picture Books oylon Flannels.10 p.c.M pc.Searlet, Navy and White Saxony MÉtOHELL in Kingston, Ont, on Jantary ôth, Isaac Mitchell.+ TTLRSON\u2014AL New Glasgow, N.S., Januar, £7 Duvid Patlorson, in the 79th year of bis | ail that only radical measures would Le of any avail if the vystem is to be wiped out; and while we endorse the action.y C Flannel, 10 Le pape Wrapner Flamnelettes.in French and Ger.; The recent troubles in Quebec will, no bolders ol such appointments ave fre- Marren, duughter ot Marun O per cent.off Work Sets in Plush, Jewel Boxes in 10 pa \u201ckn lish lettes, 10 .c.Canadial GOW NS doubt, be aired on the four of the 39¢0ty subject.But it was evident to an Aged 3 years und 27 days.Plush, cart and Collar Boxes in Plush, Glove and Handker- Pan.po.Bo 10 per oe cont Flannele Ope.Mpc.Ca a Bari « Lu > > chief Sets in Plush; Shape Picture Books, Countess size of Note Papers.Linens.ape.Rae Table Cloths, 10 p.c., 20 Joy lies.round, square and oval, 16 House, as may the outeries of centain sections ol the party against particular min- © Table Fine English Cotton.with tacks, Napkinx op no; insertion and embroidery, usual isters, but the semi-officiaf rumore that taken, on more mature consideraticn it Small Wares and Notion Dept.per 0 pe.6.Sideboard and On \u201cprice, $1:50.Our cale price $1.00.were afioat before New Year that there Probably would be preferable that infact ROCHALL\u2014At Halifax, N.An Fringes, Pompèns, Curtain Loops, Silk Tassels, Silk overs, § pe.a mp Root and Tovre lings.10 p.c.oped largo ., nens, ce ors of the law should be tirst reprimanded by the council of diselpline, and, this failing, a fine to be fuposed, and the cancellation of the license be reserved as a final possibility.* That great advantages accrue to the members of theïe various sooleti:s is evident from the pue and ory which.has resulted since the publishing.of the reso- T lution in the press.The beneft obtained Haas a od 54 years relict of tho late William is of course cheap medical attend : but the alleged reason for the \u2018existence \u201cof = these appointments and the objections made to their posatble disappearance is that the mem | would be Cabinet changes before the ses 10p.c.0pc.Linen sion are becoming discounted, for the verv reason that.except, perhaps, Sir Richard Cartwright.there is no one in the Cabinet strong enough to force amy other member to retire, It is a Cabinet co! Premiers, as hay been frequently noticed, and each is intent on governing bis own department in his own way, with \u2018all the energy with which he would govern & province or a nation.The conse quence is that they do not pay much attention to each other's doings, though every now and again some scheme, like the Canada Eaatemm Railway deal, at ES A) \u201cJOHN MURPHY & C0.2343 St.Catherine.Street car.Metcalfe St.TERMS CASH.: TELEPHOVE 3833 C0 DIOCCODOBD TOBE @ Cords, Linen Fringes, etc., atc., 10 per cekt.off.\u2018General small wares and'nôtions 0 percent.off.- Spécial line of fringes 20 per cent, Buttons of all kinds 15 per cent.Special line of Buttons, in Pearl, and Fane 20 per cent.Fancy Hair Pins, Brooches, Stick Pins, Bracelets, Real Tortoise Shell Goods.Rings.Beits, Belt Pins, Studs, Hat Pins, aud all kipds af Hair Ornaments.Colored Dress Goods Dept.vo p.c off alt Shelf Goods.+Faficy and; Plain Dress Goods, * Special lots,\u201d laid out on our tables at great discounts, \u201cnamely.\u201d 2 o., pc, 88:1-5 p.« and 50 @ \u20ac 611.These are ail choice lots.(.infant obi of James and any AT agod 4 munths and 1 weok.® RÜSS«LL\u2014In St John, N.B., on January § pen, Kusseil, aged \u2018Annle- wife of M \u2018Andre Pillow Linea and Di Diaper: 10p.coo Cottons.English and Canadian Sheeting.10 per oent.Horrocks hod Crowdson' s Cot 10 per cent.Englixh.Amorican and Can Cambie, 10 ner dent, White and Grey Cottons, 10 per en \u201cer tary Diaper Cloth in 10 yards pieces, 10 per ot Cloths, Tweeds, \u20ac etc.Sootoh, Euglish and Irish Tw Canadian Toads 1 per sont.Scotch and English S cing.10.3 r cent.Seoteh an Iv por cent.hevi cent.HE sod Hoare 10 par \u201ccont pronseriags ai all Lived, oer cent.Goakings.all nde, M per cent.Sealottas, 20 per cont, Pressing per Xinds.Smoking Jackets, % per cent.TAM.YN\u2014At Toronto, on January Gth, 1888, in \u201cPer p3rd year Mary 0.Tamiyn, relict of the to Jonn Tamlyn.w NRA MSC ES Milltown, N.B,, on Decembe & © , ® @ @ © @ & trequently children and women\u2019s de AR J ng.dges Jat.Re tie os Sek thal Sa ers are, poor and cannot 20.tracts undesired attention to some parti- pay ordinary\u2019 .Dress Patterns at Big Discounts, 20 p.c,, 25 p.¢., 3313 ; JES THE AXE A AGAIN, HE WANTS | MILLIONS.cutar minister's work.Them comes a \u201cIt may stated that the majority account for so many physicaans of ot .\u20ac.And ors * Doi pr Do Encore Te Con Tmi- _ _ remonstrance.The Printing Bureau turns of lodge members are not proper subjects YeAss of prectite re.aining them and for All w repas at 60c per vd., less 33 143 p.c.tation ou \u2018Ten Goujer, White & Emsroide Pillow .Fiannel Em out numerous documents which are dis for medical charity, but the rule is rather others being so willing Lu accept them.20 p.\u20ac oeil our Silk and Wool Crepons, evening shades.hams, White Musiine.Stik Mantel rase Silk Bureau Covers pr.\u2018Hors, of Panama Notoriety Asks wributed amongst the ministers, Council that the members are the thrift com- \u201cAdvocating, however, the abolition of sik Crepons at @0c and 85c per yd., less 33 13 p.c.Tidion Silk Table Covers.Art Muslins.15 per cent.Art os, 2 Postmaster and Fishery Inspectors ; vw meets and discusses tne project, but fails fortably cireumstanced | rtion Tot ed the lodge doctor in hfs capacity as phy- One lot of Silk Crepons and Fanoy Gauzes, to go at Halt sat te ir Musiine.Io ie ip oy Berlin Removed.Compensation From France.to agree upon anything, and the matter community, and quite able to give pro sician lo its members by appointment, an ° $ Special Te Ce y 06) ets octal fine of Tidles, % per cent.\u20ac is referred to a sub-committee, whose re romuneratis for\u2019 the droféssitiial serv, lg does not prohibit bim from beiog the ex- cy Dress Muslins, 20 p.o.and 25 p, c.off, Fancy ok ons, in silk and velvet, and Fancy Tes Cosies, «8péciai to \u2018the Star.) Washington, D.C.January 11.\u2014Messiy POTt ta ndopted, but no minister goes.As they act one wi e 8mining physician, por does it prevent {our plaited Chidons in .8 finch, 12 inch and 22 inch, 20 per cont.\u201cLake Megantic, Q Jaûuary Il Dittenhoetf gs , was said by 8 prominent Liberal a day lay press, to show the Importance of thèse physicians Irém Joining these organiza- 25 paie br : Jdegantic, Que, January LL\u2014 Dit oelter, Lauterbach nad Rimburger, or two since: \u2018No minister will ve forced societies in the community, stated ~tiay tions; Indeed, it is probable that a larger Black Dress Goods.Skirt Forms For Draping Mayor Thibodeau has went removed frou coungel for Dr.Curnelius Hers, appeared out of this Cabtnet.There are one or two the benefit socleties aré composed of lead- 1 number would be maze lkely io do so.The Sherman Adjustable Skirt Form for Draping Dresses.à : postinastership vf this place, on quick before Solicitor Penfield at the Stute De.who may burst the Government, but there ing clergymen, lawyers, doctors, judges, it was stated to the © ter\u2019 quite recent- Black all wool Moscovite, binck ail wool Serges, black all Tron JPost ns.rice $2.50.Wooden TE ont $3.00, Salo seMotipe, and.Mr.Berube has been put in trent and ted lai in.is no one ta put anybody out.\u201d merchants, bankers, brokers, mechan- !¥ that the Independent Order of Odafel- wool Henrietta, black all wool Merino, black al wool Bedford, ro et or cash.arge.The transier was made by an of- Fan er on prose fie ca Jor del While Quebec Is troublel with ques jcs, manufacturers (and finally) laborers.\u2019 lows, B.U., of the United States, the larg- black silk and wool Henrietta, black silk and wool Meirose oe is the time to subscribe to the Delinestor.B with the at of the post office depurtownt with- | demonts © sum of five on 00° tons of patronage, and semi-retellious at ft is admitted by several other writers ont apd most influential organization black silk and wool Eudora, black sitk and wool Drap D'Alma, January Number.Subecription Price $1.00 per annum paid, er lars ag.inet the French Government for 2, have only examining Physicians, and includes a great many physicians Ong Alo mcinpern Pac cänsiot be-said that the movement Maritime Province supremacy, the West i8 becoming equally exercised over Mr, Sifton's Yukon: joy, and the mining to cause consider to the press that many of these organizations would cease to exist it they could not get cheap madiçal services.It Is-thus bl ack all wool Amazon, black all wool Crape.Cloth, black ail al n, black silk Courtauld: 8 Crapes : ALL A PER CENT DISCOUNT Black fancy ahr \u2018black fancy Armures, | black fancy SPECIAL, For, one Month longer we will offer pe \u2018Glnes of Fashion up to ut pour previous notice having |een given l'an alleged lliegal aitem,t Lo persecute Date \" for 25c perannum.Issued Monthly te incumbent.The office Is new Dr Hers in conaecticn with the Pansana from the centre of the town and scandal.Dr.Herz, although born ar I, \u2014 2000000 > regulations are Îlkel that ftion ot thé Can Le rod ile.Dur Place.political France of French parents, is sm Ameri- able discussion.It is cf wm nly telieved tnt quite Po on of the co |.emanates from any desire on the part Jacq pee binck fancy Bedford, black silk stri ER RENE Trimming Department a fallen at Athens, near here.Wn.Cars bis pa he whe avout thee that Sir Richard Cartwrizht never nick rece1ving professional services at: nominal 4 duibe profession Lo lessen the amount of black SK and wool Grenadines ; ALL AT D T.Blagk Dowdod Gimos, 2 per cent Back ST Grape, 3 Sa our: \u2019 roved of the nE regnlations, wW \u2019 their charitable work amon, e oor; .= Beadod Ornament Yokes, etc.à ad Ry ody on hat heir York and ecquired American citizemsbip.by the way, were put through at 's me Joan does mass = the latter class are not in the lodges, as All Remnants from 20 per cent, to 30 per cont, rar am cn Tine Gold remnants.30 per wn Sporvives are no longer re uired.They have After a varied career the doctor became very small meeting of the Council, wh Ist well a rule.The memters of the madical pro- Clothin De artment.Col'd Ornaments, 20 per cent.Fur Trimmiogs, 10 per cent.braids replaced by Messrs.3 Y.Bu of implicated In oe mee, rons Sir Richard Vas acting Premier.} Tom Tl will be admitted by all that those Jessica, probably more than those of any £ p Ina sll styles, per cent.Cutlery (Pocket Knives and Scissors), ?\u20ac - the first it has heen matter of cemmon _ other calMn are never found tin x to .theéws,.and A.Flood, of Delta.tion was deuied by the British Govern- rumor that it was admitted that the COmposing the class of citizens mention when poverey and sickens lay claim = Spectal Disconnts, to p.c sep.\u20ac Ribbons and Laces.ment.Meanwhile\u2019 the French Govern- regulations could never be fully enforced, ed by ihe above alodge doctor red tu cite their services, and this they can always: aoe arrangements ptire stock at Hbgral Sincounis do tnodd shades, 30: 751 per cent.Fancy Ribbons, be expected cent, ren HAWAHAN TREATY.ment bad Lastituted numerous proceed a matter of itself sufficient to condemn fessonable remuneration te their medi.be depended upon to be for those.deserv- Soar ons 80 per ocut.\u2018Double Faced Sat 15 per osent.Faille \u201cRibbons.3 - i - 5 Rib! 1 | [ ings nag bem In Franco and miscat, soy\u201d utient of cportpe then pese ofS ible, nd Chat tiers should ng oF Sherwiee who they contenir \u201cIe percnt a import Sal Mir, Sr Sat, Ce RE Pan Dati DE yes BE : D ishtogton.DC, Jeouary -Senator bis wie, Dr.Hotz alles that this was coseary to make the law respected mont Pome other method of meeting the al- come across in private prac ose oa before cent.Hematitobed Handkorohiefs.15 per cent.Lace Handker- Davis; chairman ni \u2018the Senate Committee bis wile.Dr.Herz aîleyes that thie was cessery to make the law respected mos lezed wants o! the poor than by asso- members of the stalfs of the various haepi- Oe or.on\u201d Blanket Coats, Ulsters Bpring \u2018and Fall \u2018chiefs 15 per cent.Special line Initial andkorchiefs, 2, per ; , Foreign Relations, brought up the persec.tion pure and simple, and that completely, clating them with the above array a.tals, and numerous charitable institu- Conte! Sa ATR AR ep eli sol ent.À Point de Paris Short Ends.25 por cent : aeration trent in the Senate yes.Charges méainst Bim were tneciosn: AT Pl biveits bine Xs wi be remembered, notables who participate equally ia the tons.But what must be opposed fs the ee Es SE ue Of CPI47en |.ES nce.Sad pera 2 Biagio, 8 pur cont Children i though he names no ; when in the firat session oi this Parlia\u2019 PREIS feature thls wholesale organ sug?will not send goods on approbation dbring this sale.Fitting Embroidered Collars.30 bor cont.Dros Nets, 25 por cent.special swum, the brief shows that he demanded the sum of five million d\u2018llsre in & letter he sent to the President of the French Republic, but which was never Anewered.Ihe which resûlts fr compelling medical services insufficiently recompensed, and asso- clated with comstant occurrences which are humiliating, and detract from the \u201cWe have .every sympathy with the work that is done by the numerous benefit organizations which exist, and consider that the opportunities they give for social commingling of mem'ers, the Remnants Lace, 50 pc FLOOR.\u2018His motion was made svon alter 3 spogal of the routine morning busi- \u201capd the entire remainder o the a session was devoted to the comsid- tion of the question ns to whether the in connection with the department, SECOND ment, Sir Wilirid Laurier met the temperance men, he ackh~wiedged that, whilst he was a bellever in temperance, be was not a teliever in total abstinence, pcint- true dignity which the character of our WoT ma are ren estÿ should be considered in open ses- State D.partment has taken the case un- ing out the difference between modera- } emand ité performance.5 as : ind closed doors, in executive der advisement.tion and \u2018abstinence,\u2019 and he also hint- Date RR reali the rules of de.vor can o In i posttion ace airs in Mantle Department.China Department.on.After a debate of almost two ed that it was a debateahle point wheth \u2018prit, the advantages in travelling from |ghis province, the Provincial Board has SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON Discoants trom 20 to 50 per cent.3 urs upon this point an informal vote - er the plain queati:n, \u2018Are you in favor home of having friends wherever the or- for sev years pusced resolutions with Voiret-Iuckets and C Ladies\u2019 Gif.Capea.as faken, the ayes and nays not being FIRE AT ST.JOHNS.ot Prohibition!\u201d should be submitted, or der existe, the sick benefit and other | a; 1 Mining the objretionable * Ctoth and olvot-Jmckots ar and adieu\u2019 Got, Capes.Tea Séts, Dinner Sots, Chamber Sets.5 O'Clock Seta, A.D.Coffee £ pmpnded.The decision was overwhelm- whether with it should come the ques- funds, as well 8g the Services of a phy Se this hare ter oe practice, but, radios cs Far and Sik Lined Lai Japanese and Wool Mornin Beta.Fish Sets, Gamo Seta.Podestals and Pots.Umbr : ë att iat ingt an open se, n ¢ te x the oi Jonna Que.Jenuary 11 About 9 ton\u2019 to meat he Senor caused by prop.xician when ill arc of great advantage; |yealizing, that only radical measures would w Wrappers: Ladts tes\u201d w Drescing Jackets.eptonnetton Travelling Stender ais tn fers, Fora Pots.cates so breil , onists now claim votes for the p.m.last night the town was nrouse by an , \"| they all belong to the [ist of the amen Petticoats.Waterproofs.\u2019 1 1 3 506, 73e, $1.00.Ch : treaty, lacking only one of the number to alarm for a fire, which had broken out in bition?\u201d From all that can be learned, (nes à modern society and tend to eal be of much use, have put mutters Jn sub Shawls Ad Rug \"Knitted Shavwin.FER Se.: ae LS angod a ovary a shape that if the practitioners \u2018of the province will witk one accard endorse their action, a riddance wilt te obtained: | of this well recogni ed abuse, .0 assortment nt of Useful an pa Ki, XG 7 aw ond Glaasw foature.it seems pr balle that two questicns may be proposed for answer on the same ballot paper, and if so it will take ccn- siderable exercise ol the \u2018sunny ways\u2019 the tenement in Ryder's terr ce, occupied by Mr.John Howie as a residence, He brigade responded promptly, and soon had lop a higher civilization; but M the iodges, instead of supplying a phvsicien, would supply the m-ans for procuring 8 Silverware Department.Big Dispounts on all linag of.Stiverware, Lamps, ty, Syatiy it.On the other hand the Opposi- a, the ratifiers will tall short From fai a good stream on, but own, .«ne den- :ohysician, an® allow the me \u201cWe trust that Immediata on will \u2018te bé \u2018Gutiery and Sterling Silver.\" Milinery.Furs, Etc.sity of the smoke it wna some time before to reconcile the prohibition party.choose his own medical nttendant, the u ean .to : taken by tho various 1 organiza- per cent.off Siler Plated Ware.20 to t off Half Price.Volt Hate and Bonnets.Half QUEBEC CENTRE ELECTION.they cuult get at the seat of the fire, Ât present there seems to be some \\o-operative iden would be more consis.| por Platon 0 25 A 50 per, opm lines of Trimmed.M a c : \u2014 which wan in a oloset on the second floor, doubt as to the introduction of an In- tently carried out.But no, the tions of the province, so that those who Goes.pes lo Alli She, des.20 0 (25 Pe i ce.Flowers, Fedinors and Ornaments, Half i c (Special.to the Star.) The fire which was nally su dued, but not *olvenev bill at the chming session, tut ber wiil pay for rhe Till place the regulation bel the Lieu Colored Coton Waist, Halt Eric.odd Lin Fe every commodity he r cent.off all lives ae 20 tenant-Governor for his \u2018sanction may bo Sent.off Bi Brass Goode including Gonge; Va the debate on the proposed Franchise act Sopg Etter Knives, l\u2019ickle Forks.e Rihbons, Hal in Sux a Waista, Hair Prico.| | : i | = | : 7 : 1 considerab a \u201c uebeo, January 11.\u2014It is reported that tll oy dorable Jamage hod pen, done.if anything li ke that on the act passed in neds and TT envie he, Tequires [able vo meet the \u201certnbined opposition Sahel be por ot Flower Po y ¥ oollens.% o r eut.mu Baby Wainis, 2 per Sent.\u201cwhite © Cotton faire are to be themed on Fridu © nest, sure Hé sep Pre En eee portunity nears, h n t tes fed t om hich 1s threatened, with a confid nce Boot and Shoe Department.Jam, Kah, oto.p r cont.Twoed an Seon spa, D per cent.atre are to be issued on Friday next, ee tor every speaker in the House to express arty di ia a ho ca dubs , En hi based on the knowledge that the Provie- Festhe Boss and Ru 20 per cent.Flann SL pa Ip por cont.hich erould seem to Indicate that Mr.his view the y Je dise ose du Tate: In th undo [aia] Board has the unanimous support of Ladies\u2019 Batin Slippers, all all colors.50.50 per cent, cent.\u2018 Corsets, 10 per cont.5 pet cent.extra melter # appointment is to be made OLD PUBLIO SERVANT.T ken an in all, there appears plenty phd pd Serer or 0 et N P= the profasion, who appointed them, ia Ladies\u2019 Satin LL : M su te 9 gent.for ately: Alderman Vincent and Mr.To.of evidence that the session will be neith- tnatead of th er To en os | thelr efforts to maintain the honor and @ Ladies Patent Leather amy Sippera dl od cent.0 tical De p art ment.bert Malouin are spoken of as probable Ottawa, January 11.\u2014Mr, Martin Bat oF Short, uneventful nor yninteresting.upon in these evi fet De the ror ties | Welfare of {ta members,\u2019 es drome Headed STi) r cont.: p didates.Mr.Lanyeli>r h a accepted à tle, has just completed his twenty-fifth seminatar of .benevolence, why - should Ladies\u2019 Black and Tau Shocs 0) per cont.A great reduction in All lines of opera glasses during the January quet tendered by his Quebec friends on yenr as collector of Inland Revenue at e.! not, the judges, merchants, bankers, et.' eolal.Noties.00.50 Calf Achromatic Le en, pp to on of his appointuftat to the | Ottawa.He has under both political STORM IN NEWFOUNDLAND.do the work for their sick brethren e by Sp yo #50, 06.50 ber Sent.Black jeather (Moroccu or Achromatie Vannes, n Ary $4.00, parties won deserved eredit as\u201d an oblig- contributing towards adenuate payment You cal save 40 per cènt.'of you Tac ai a ; 50 per cent.Pack en à Glasecs with handles, Achroma! oR = f ing and efficient public servant.pis ser- St.John's, Nfld.Janvary 11\u2014A severe tor the services re~uired?or, if each a os tton Boot = & Sper cout cent 1 Foul i mi Nika Mention.wd aI\" colored ! vices in connection with the Prince cf] atorm has heen raging for the past two member contributed » 1: ta rd taaies Es eof eathorn.an | Wales tour through Canada, are roi da = II it nat he à mors Office No.98i.Lambert Hill, City.245 7deod ch en's odds and ends, For cent.\u201d vega: per cent.discount off OPERA GLASS HANDLES, varied as ; ya.Itis.feared it will do great damage pivsician\u2019s Imnd, would it not be a more y teati à fttinæ of free known.to shipping along the coast, especiatiy | fas ne satiefantorv arren Jar ati ou 10 to 2 per cent.discount and 5 per cent.extra for Repairing i le od to.sé charge.rementt t the most obfectionable feature among the American frozen herring fleet.MRS.STERNAMAN'S CASE.{Special to the Star.) Ottawa, January 11.-The case of Mra, Sternaman, convicted at Cayuga of murder.is now receiving consideration from the Minister of Justice.It Is believed that the chances are in favor of the law veing allowed to take its courte.The British harque, May Gorr, from Pernam- buco, for St.John's, arrived vesterday.She roports meeting terrific wenther.Her decks were swept, her bulwarks carried away.her sails blown to pieces and her ballast was shifted.THE QUEEN'S GIFT.London, January 11.\u2014The Queen has de- of = lodge prectio- is not Insoffirient remtneration-\u2014t means à loss of Inde- nonence of action : the physicdan must governed by the tated lodge mien, and members arr frenuentiy more than - exacting In the services thev demand.He ls called out At narensonable hours, and bothered with trifling and imaginery ailments.Jmaginary nealect or malicious complaints are submitted to open lodge, and time .Toothsome Tutti Frutti.You know of the miseries of \u2018dys-epsia; how we recognige mesniy \u20ac &- verour amile, the habitual ecowl, the dry rasping voie2, the hagpa -out look of so many round ps bow much as a commonplwe we attribute them ail Think bow intolera ple to sermon, to read dinher with hits, or, to have to cook his dim- {lsten his book, to worse than & to dyspepsia.à THIRD Carpet Department.\u201c As usual, orerything fo reduced fn this partment during Wikous, Brome dey ee Paca Car of Axminster, _ Oiicloths, Liunoleums, &c.- TEN PER CENT.DISCOUNT on all Olleloths, LAnoleums, Cork FLOOR.Farnaiture Coverings and Dranery Bik, at 10 per cent, 20 per cont.kod cent.3313 per.cent.50 per cent.and 78 per cent.and 3 or cent.extra for ces : Covers from 10 per cent.to 20 per cent.and 5 per cent.extra or cash.Upbolstering and Drapery Fringes.at 10 per cent.discount and 5 or cash.ue Shade Cloth and Window Poles at 10 per cent.off, and 5 pore cent.extre for cash.spent In explaining to.the committee of énguirv.The unseemly ner for h situation of several physicians applying You: have and canvassing for the appotatment is Tutti Pent, Cher boasted of by some of the lodee dactor bow is means factions in the one o Remnants of Curtain Material and Furniture Coverings, trom 9 per cent to.to 30 per cent.and 3 cent.extra for cash.oa Furniture Department.This large and choice stock will be offered at cided to convert the old palace at Kew, near the Botinic Gardens, into a public museum.The atate rooms of Kensington Palace.including the famous hanguettin, hall decorated by Sir Christopher Wren, all ou Linol en and Ina \"ol nw ilton, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets of- dae M tn ae gt be ofinse, reduced 10 per ont.be made up and stored anon oie purchased.ASSIGNED AT HAMILTON.seen the pret en of ; Li A vegetable remedy for dissases ing from Disordered Liver, Sto- (Special to the Star.) advocates, miums by giving your riska to the pH = Fire Insurance Co.of the City ot Moutreal \u2014 B ; Hamilton, Ont, January 11.\u2014The well 1 e disco h or Bowels, such as Headache, | paown Jewallery firm of Davis and Me.of which have Teen closed and amossapied lodge and a sectioh untri-adly towards mout ria out E toottyporge 1.Pa Cur tai Department.> ounts ranging Fram 10 to 50 per cent.with 6 i X since.1,760, are tored and thrown the successful candidate, and often hitter Juioe out of the Pair si s, or: pe vasness, Constipation, Coated Culloch has assigned.The liabilities \u2018are open to the public.feelings and a'loss of previous res as w.wa Lace Curtains, at discounts raifking from 10 10 per cent.and § Machi goa, Bad Breath, Feeling of io.The creditors will meet on Janvary =| he chee ty.oad tom au cilS sept lia Serres oh Fan lalght po Colored Musi lr Cato ahr et.of.nd per cent.extra marr og RE tom: = REN 7 \u2019 À e case in sm owns and v e ft oy .M Durin noter re \u2018er Sewing nen e follow ces: Xhançuir, \u2018Distress.after Eating, ete.! It le frequently stated thet If the po- morsel | The wan or woman who \u201caren \"for etry ores and Wind Curtains, ats at discounts from 10 A % Machine for or $17.50.A 4 00 Machine for 0.i : aux 7 A per cout.and 3 2 Machine for 110.A $0.00 Minchine for 377.00.: his.tana Hows, Monoton, N° B., maya: oe?A RAILROAD OHANGE.r : would Bot AX so eer Applicants; gd 3 whose stom re per cout.ad 8 por con A Machines guaranteed tor five yore.ed Taxe Lim rE Shey not only ro.(Special to the Star.) favorfble features in connection .w ens to foes charme oi ae bub qured do .nok as beng for the tice, such Jouna practitioner | a wholesale gain to is clientels.Above Disconnts continue in n force for the whole of this Month.(to Adams & Sons Co., oa , Torcato Ont.Hamilton, January 11.\u2014W.N.Warbur- ton.formerly of the T.H.and B.Rail \u2018 , street, id al at 88a.way, has been app:tnted general freight \u201cHowever, the fact that such a ) - Adams\u2019 Tubtt Fratti By M 71e ; Bd passenger t of the Ninga ortion of the commepity arè enro abide bl blower putât wi} te - 4» Vial or 5 for $1.00.Fira Railway, with headquarters.aC st.og Table ag Duley Sa Ban a, n these institutions, an d tne dress tres, Only-me ontft ont real, Catharines, | tion constantly d incl pre rg kb 900000 0 SAL notices of \u201cBirths,\u201d \u201cMarriages und \u201cDeaths\u201d nual bs endorsed with the names and addresses of the persons send- inp same, \u2014 rector \u2014\u2014 fo BIRTHS.TRFFT\u2014At No.4 Bonavonture Terraco.on Janu- aryfnd.the wife of \u2018Thos Britt, of a daughter.MELVIN At a Mullins st>vot, on Jaouers r.and Mra Pa Mal ia.Du Ty rio N.W.De tha wife of \\V, 1).Dunlap, of a \u2018daughter.GRIER - -At Toronto.January (th, tho wife of E.\\Vyly Gricr, a daughtor.® McDONALD At Ormond, Ont.ou January th the wifo of Mr.John D.McDonald, of a son.atop McDONALD.At Kin Out.cn January 6th, tho wife of Rev en AMehunuld, B.A.of a dau ghicr: MILLA t Rose Valloy, N.W.T.December R- 1b, the We of J.W.Millar, of a daughter.PHELAN ALC hathan, D.Bo.on December 31+ to tho wife of James 1*helan.a sou.\u201d RUSS\u2014At Gloneig, \\.=.January 2nd, to Mr.and Mrs.Gi.R.Hoe, a ron.\u201d TOWNLEY ln Vancomer, BC.on the 23rd nat.the wifo uf Uol.F.4A Tovetios, vf à \u201con, WILLIAMS-\u2014 At Toronto, on the 21h December, the wifoof Wu.WW liiam-, of 2 \u201con.WILBON- At Indian Head, No bec ember 21th, tho wite uf v1 W,lson, Fa dates.wi ITTER At Lire.Read, Ont, to Mr and Mr.BR.Witte: a son\u2019 MARRIAGES.BUTT-0¢ ONNCi- tm December 25th, at the Archbistoyps ) ala, Geo, Bur the ion of Win, ul, Esy., \u201colMiareei.Kris.nd.to Miss Kate ET ish dre.\u201cnnor, dest cusughter of Timothy O'Connor, ke.uf thiccit CLroL.DELANEY In this city, to Moss Litiie Delane LONG PIN BLAIN VE Hen de de Nupierr üles su the lith mets, by ttev 1.Baril, Joseph Langtin, \u20ac.F.cntat V aire to seru- phone Blain.aa bter ol Oltkier Hlain.No cards.MUIK-MEILVILLE A: Newport, I.L.on the éth Junuars ty the Rev.Dr.Bowers, assistant reotor of 1rirny Uhureh, Stuart bemafey Mur, son ui E Muir, of Moptre , to licurictia Bull, daughter of ro.ville.uf Newport, ARMITAGE BIULL Libs, Wn Hradford.Unt.\u2026.on Derember Ath, NT, 4 MAT 1 to Anule, thirst caughter \u2018of Mrs Thos.1 BLUFTT- A OOD At Forest, Unt, on January sth, Me.\u20ac Inude Hluett' to Cea.daughter ut Mr.Th Wood, CULILIN= BE} Fars-bore, N.J.B MAN -On January 3rd, Begry enn, EWANRT ANDERSON-At Plympton.Ont., on Lecember tid, Mr, Lobt.hwar to Jean.daughter of Mrs.À Rnderéon.t FOWLERL-SHAW-ALSt John, N.B.on Janu ary 3th, W.A, Fowler to Éssie Troep Suuw.HATFIEL IK ERR - At Port Greville, January, Sth, { apt.Harris LHtaitichi and Ke io LYXNAVELLAR- - At Nchleton, Ont.en be.rember \"nd.Annie M.Weliar to Jionaid A.Lynn.\" MI EWANSAVAGE - Nn Decanter 291h, at Waterco, Sue.1he Lev, S01.McKEwau io Miss Mary ravage, daughter of brastus Sav- Nu age.\u201d ¥cGEY- BORDEN - At Concord, N.5., December \u201coth, Pary Meteo and à ydia A.dnughter of Byard and Harriet Border.MM RUAY-PARKKE At Breoke, Ont.biecamber wth, Mr, Kichard Mellmurray tv Marla, dang iter of Jr Joho Parker.\u201d McLA¢ CHLIN NEVIN- Al Bathurst, N.B.on January 4th, Daniel Mebaucohn, of © ampbe.) - ton, aud Miss 1da Nevin, i Bathurst,\u201d Mc Lat GHLW MEREDITH - At Si.Stoplien.« December th, ce orgina 1.Meredith to w aller pb.McLaugh lin MACMILLAN.MULLER At Yerignnlish, N on 2nd uit., Laniel M.Macmilian to Annie a ier.\u201d ROBINSON-RICHMONTI\u2014At Now market, Ont.© December ud.18297, Joseph Feier Robinson to Martha Gladys Hichmond.THUMAS-JAUKSON- At Brome, Que., on Christ- mAs day.Arad W.Thomas, sou of John Thomas.10 A: va Florence, youngest daughter ofdte late Egbert Jacksa THOL PE-SMITH in Forest.Ont.on December \u201cth, Mr.Friend W.Tnorpe to Miss Mary Smith.\u201d DEATHS, BROOMER-At Ma 51 Patrick street.Mon:- read, sunda).January Oth, 08, Nethe, ben eid duugbrer of Mr.and Mrs.a router.aged 6 Tears, 8 months, 13 days.DALY\u2014At her sons residence, Travellars Hotel, 43 Chabo:ilez square, on Monday.Les luth inst.at 3a.m.Aun (Reith, aed cars, widow af the late paniet Daily, Ww sitejort, lister lo.Y.and aster of the late Mm.Lewrence Fro Fuuerrl from above address on Wed.neacay, 1th inst.ut § a.ni soarp, to St, Patrick 8 Church, thence to the R.©.Cemoiery.Frice.ds and acquaintances are yo specially ins vited to attend, su and CU.of pavers Blase copy.HANLEV\u2014IA this city, on January 10th, 1802, John llanley.aged 33 years, native of County Kildare, Ireland.Funeral from bis lato res 23 Muiray treat, on Taursday at 5.50 .Fricnas and acquaintances are re- spectiully requested lo alterd.go , IRVINE-At Seven Islands, North Shore, Gulf af mt.Lawrence, 00 Monday.With anst.avid irvine, aged iG native ©.Orkney Islaads, or 8 Years in the Hudson Bey Cowpany's service.Xiromness papers pleaso Copy.KEOUGH\u2014At Pucblo, Colo.on tho 8th inat., Henriettn Kleanor, younges: daugtter ot Joshua and Elizabeth Keough, late of Conti- cook.Que.aged 28 years.LEMIEUX In this city, on the 10th inst.Dame Marie Angel: Perxelifer Lac pelle, wife.af the lato Antoine Lemieux, at the agesof 87 yearn.Service will be rang on Wednesday, the uth inst, at 30 in the Providonve Church, No.1631 =t Catherine.Parents and friends are invited to attend without furthe: notice.72 LENOIR\u2014 At St.Henry.on the 1ith inst, Helen Power, nt the age uf 33 years, beloved wife of Adolphe Lenoir.Funeral from her late resi- douce.2171 St.James street, Se Honry, on Pureag 190 inst.at £30 a.m., to church of st.Elizabeth, from \u2018thence to Coto des Neiges Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are Invited to attend.82 LYNCH.un the 10th January.at 844 Calborne street, L Mary Ann Lynch.alt the ago of D Funeral will le; \" Wednesday, 13th, at 7.15.to St.Ann's Church.thence to Coto des N Neiges Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respocifully roquestod a MURPHY At the residence of her uncle, trano Lafrance, 1281 Berri street, Mary, daughter of Maurice Mu urphy aged 7 years.Funeral from above Wednesday, January 18th, at Sa.m.to man Catholic \u201cometer.Friends roupecefully invited to atiend SAUNDERS -On Monday, sich January, at 22 Fullum street, P aunders.Funeral on Wednesday, 12th inst, at 2.30 o'clock p.m.Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend without further notice.BURTON \u2014~ At Toronto, on January 3th, Lily Burton, daughter of John Burton, aged 1% vears ead 8 months.CHALMEKS At Now York,ontho Ist January, William Chalmers, of Toronto, aged 4ù oi ELSON-At Peterboro\u2019, Ont., on 4th Janua dane Tre Tregiow er, wife of Mr.\u2018Henry Elson, yen FRAS, E-0 nv January 7th, at St.John, N.By .oars, Annio McArthur, wife of the Jen cGregor Fraser.* MoINNIS At Pictou Landiog, NS.N.8.January \u2018 trd, Lauchlin Molnnis, aged 72 \\ MASON At At Tangier, N.S.on both Inat., Mrs., wife of Capt.Peter Mason, aged AL Toronto.on, Japua 6th, 1898, he arphy.aged 50 id MURRAY At Earltown, J > u d, Al .aha pop an wary 2n exan.OLIV A\u2014At Montrgay.Qu ©.on the 3rd inet.et the a of 69 years and 10 months, Marie ard de Epinay, wife of the late Jas.retin Owl's Herd Harbor, N.S, Zh, Toa M.= {dow of \u2018tho late m.re® REIT g Tok.Mrs.Margaret months.* Ont.on Decomber 20th oid, agod 92 years and- é RICHARD-AL arte Machida B fnst., at the rte o Ma va, d wo! AT a, daughiter STRADMAN\u2014At Em Village, N.S., on Christmas Deacon Enoch Steadman, \u2018in the 8th year of is age.TMS At Plymouth, N.8, Docember soc, Winifred Maud, youngest child of Geo.W.an Sarah Sims, 1 yearand NV days, TREFRY\u2014At Harrin on Passage, N.8.cember Seth, Mre.nrgery Trefry.aia er Tears\u201d WEB a St John, 1 XN.B.on January 6th, b.aged 22 WXRNMAN In Holland Landing, Ont.on th ipet., John Wernham, aged 3% years, months and days WILSON-\u2014At Live 1.Eng.on the Gth inst, Matthew 1saac Wilson.10.chant sud shipowner, formeriy of quetce = Fer additional Births, Marriages and Deaths sce pages 5 & © \u2014 PERSONAL TR SAFEST WAY TO PFA TRCK VOUR HOME in oe ~ ols preiveted by the Dominion Siren Quacnotee Co.Li \"heir Kleutrie Protection ls an absniute xacu: FA and the cus a A mere trite.Thay nov 1 A gHy antes *painat logs er, mx ill relinve you oom nile: re \u20ac street.Taiep* © Tru Three Four Cane v Hager, Um General Masagel 8 Tiny oe Si al S., vames Albert Collins and Eva ! ss -r Led de dé dd et dd AAA AAA AAA Montreal's Greatest Store.4 11th.1898.Sem ror Notre Dame Street.NN ANEW\u201d AA AR AA renner rami rims Rg THE LARGEST SALE OF ITS KIND IN CANADA, HELD ONLY ONCE A YEAR.| SPLLENDID RESULTS.The first week of our GREAT JANUARY CHEAP SALE has left | splendid results from the week's trading.In entering upon the second week The Big Store will rise to the occasion with more startling ! values than ever beforc.Every department is brimful of choi e goeds ! at bargain prices, and ceaseless activity pervades all over th: store.: ; Study this announcemeut carefuily, the irresistible force of price has a hand in every item.Great Carpet Offer.For Wedresday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.The great offer will come as a grateful boon to every hous ~holder.After the holidays the home wants renovating, carpets wan.renewing and other-things that's n:cessary.Read this grand offer : ; ° CARPETS At prices that include Making, Laying and Lining.No.1 Offer.2 Offer.| 4500 yards Tapestrs Carpet, the Best Make, 2100 YARDS of FINE BRUSSELS CAR- with ttich Borders:all the nov est designs PETS allot recent Importation, the choie- and latest co urs, wounds that are ce connider est and richest designs, with handsome ed wood value by experts.ab su yartl.Out borders to match.These nre carpets Cut rice for this wees only, Including that are gond value ai $1.15 per yard.The making 5, laying and hi nung.Big Store's cut.price for this week only, cu = 57C per vard ea p including makiug, laving 88c per yard Including Making, Laying aud Lining, CURTAIN STOCKS.MUST BE CLEARED, \u201cThe Compuuy'> orters have zone forth,\u201d Curtain Stocks must te red 1~ed by one half, before the tirst of February : this means tremendous reductions «n every pair of Curtains, Lace, Chewile or ha: \u2018uask.Prices have reached their lowest limit, and it's downright economy to buy now at these valves, Lace Curtains 120 pairs tine La ce Curtains.23 vands loud.taped, pate.Specia $2.52 Sale price 75 Paltr extra wide Chenille Portieres, ex- ir pa.quisite combination of cd oring and : este: ish borders.yards long, exquisite designs, rich bord: marque designs; very P ers, \u2018regular value, 30, spocint 935 Re sular value $B sal: $4.40 sale price price , Table and Household Linens.Linens that are as Staple as Gold.Ev erything that is Gard, Pure and dainty is Of¥ercd at Our Great January Salc of Linens.Pris are xo low now, that it will pay every House -kesper to baa bit lavish in providing for Spring wauts at such prices as the following.i Sheotings-Buy Now.The event of the seospu, th> Big Store's Shecting values.HOUSEKEEPING LINENS The Big Store's Linon values are celabrated all over Canada.le Fria.Table 72ivch Groy Sheeting.dc 21.2 ED, Lo inches n inch Twiil Sheeting lue 231-2e 2 inch Rleached Shooting.Se 1 2 inch Twill Sheeting.Cottons-Cheap Our Cotton values are of vital interest to wide, orsinary stores sell similar at | rn Sc.Sate price 4 ieces 54 in.Bleached CR ule Dumask, fine wound varn, usaal housekeepers.price 45¢.Sale 233\u20ac 14 bales Good Useful Gray Cotton, 2} c price - usually sold at dc.8 cases Fine Bleached Cotton, \"quality and really worth \u20acc ys .326 White Handkerchiefs Ladies\u2019 White Haundker- Dinner Napkins 155 dezen Damask Dinner Napkins ordinary price 50c dozen.Sale price 438 dozeu.160 dozen Fine Damask Dinner Napkins, 5-4 suze, special value ab $i.00 ozeu.chiefs, hemmed ready for $1.25 dozen, Sale price une.Sp:cial sale lie price AM Ladies\u2019 Hemsritehed Oam- bric Handkerchiefs.3c Sale price Fine Embroidered Lawn Handker-gg chiefs, pretty designs.Sale price THE S.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.Lonsdale le Cambric 2800 yards Fino Uambric, 3 inches wide, Spécial make for Ladiey Under: ge wear.Itezular 12c line.18 Pieces Fine Quality Pillow Cotton.40 inches wide, Regular Value 12 1-26\u201d 8; 'c yard.Fur Mink Ruffs A manufacturer's stock of good quality Shoe Department The ayer of this department expects to Mink Rufls will be offered to-morrow at lend all the basement departments during very low prices.anu very low prices.Regular sale nuary.Regular Sale price.price.value, price.Mink Fur Roffs .$1.75 3.20 Ladies Cloth Gaiters.Zk tic Mink Fur Ruffs .| 225 1.75 Ladies Rubbers 30 x Mink Fur Ruffs 4,75 3.88 Boys Strong oe 33e THE =.CARLSL EY CO., LIMITED.THE S.CARSLEY CO.LIMITED.Ladies\u2019 Dress Skirts Black Fur Muffs Specia! Sale of Furs To-morrow.i 150 Black Fur Mutts, well | lined, Ladies\u2019 Handsome Dress er et.regu; i Skirts ready to wear.Sale ) price, * To-morrow, $1.58 570 : Ladies\u2019 Kid \u2019 Gioves Men s Dons qui seeing\u201d our Underwear Ladies\u2019 Kl Glove Bargain table 00 Pairs Ladies\u2019 KidGloves bright tan shades, heavy 3 bed Shirta or Panis.= ular pric stitched backs, special ei sale price Jl 250 Mi Il br af AN igo = .\u2018 THES.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.Cashmere Qloves Men's Four P Ply Collars 20 pairs Black Cashmere Gloves, (20 regular value 200, vale The cheapest aud best Collar 11 Canada.178 8 Kid Tipped hms SHED 150 dozen Men's Four + lood aud new Green Shad Ply Collar, you'll pay \u201cia emexhere for Ladies\u2019 Winter Vests dozen Men's Heavy Regular 405 good Salo price 12 1-20 cinewhore for similar goods, Sale price, Our Ladies\u2019 Underwear rdepartmen ie squipped x with Bargains ot the bext ind.8: 110 dozen \" ladies\u2019 heavy in The Grocery Store Jilted Vests Montreal's great pure Food Mart.full sizes an Re Sale good stretch, ve.price usual Ie Finest Creamery Dutter \u2026.a 22e s, sale Finest {ooking Butter.A 170 price 9lc AU seu o8te Finca Mu Chess a.160 J æ rod Ham.1% .Fh \u20ac rod gi maso Macon.Jar We te did ox oy iah Cu Aaron : 1 hen Si JX Bl lank wells Marmn- ribbed, all re Cees Maw 137 wool Vésts, Finest Tau: wiry Soap .ic 4e with long Finest Lanndry Stach .Su fe leeves Fi then for hon Te orth Be to nost Clover mou de 1846 Sale = 2 mm o| Sl V m D an Oo > x om TI Cc =\" A < el rm r m 9 | | | | | A Si | | : | Ladies\u2019 American Ladies\u2019 Slippers, a vafiety Men\u2019s Tan Lace Boots, Rus- A 1 me jt, RK POTS JAMES A.OGILVY 8 BONS THAT WE ARE OFFERING DURING OUR Great Annual January Sale Astonishing values that cannot be equalled throughout the Dominion.WHITEWEAR.10 Per Cent.for Cash Reductions.Our assortinent of Whitewear js replete with a choice range of the Daintiest and most Stylish Designs in Whitowear made from the finest selected materials.Every article of Whitew car we sell is reliable and Lhe very best procurable for tho least mancy.LADIES\u2019 BLOUSES.Zephyr Blouses in fancy Thine very protty and just in style for Lhe coming summer, ulcely finished with White Linen Cotfars and Cuffs,\u2019n $1.25 blouse for oc tu clear.Ladies\u2019 Cambric Blouses, in a nice range of colorings, with cllar and cuffs of same mater ia}, 81.15 blouse for Mk: to clear.Ladies\u2019 Dressing Jackets'in Blider Down, Pini, Fawn, Blue, Carl nal, Black, Dicely trimmed with Ribbons and Wool edging.to clear at 81.25.lu per cent.met SCOTCH ZEPHYRS.These Beautiful Summer Fabrics In dainty patterns, 3c goods to clear at lle yard.10 per cent.extra for cash, BLACK AND BLACK AND WHITE DRESS GOODS, 10 per éent.Reduction.CURTAIN POLES.A few left, Brass Curtain Poles with fancy ends 75c each.10 per cent.extra °° CARDIGAN JACKETS.Men's Fine Imported ail wool Cardigan Jackets, with Spliced elbows, in Black and Brown.Regular price $3.50 and $4.00, Saiv price, Mev's Size 82.50, Extra ee QUILTS.We have a small guantity of Colored Marseilles Quilts, soiled, that we will clear at special prices.For example à HW +4 Size, sam for.11221140 LL.81.11-2 Size, 84.00 for a ae na ae 82,00 10 per cent patra for cash, HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.Reductions from 20 to 50 per cent.Boys\u2019 Small Size Wool Drawers, a 45c and 55c line to clear at 20c pair.cent.extra for cash.BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING.A Handsome Range of Hoys' Ulster Coats, made from the best quality Black and Dark Grey krieze, a very desirable line, always sold for $4.50.Now clearing\u2019 at 84.00.lu per cent.\"extra for ens COMFORTERS.A vice line of Comforters filled.with Wool, size 8x0, covered with Art Sateen ia pretty colorngs, a $4.00 line for 33.50.10 per cent.extra for cash.CHILDREN\u2019S WHITE MILLINERY HALF PRICE.Special lot of Children\u2019s Hoods and Hats, your choice 3c and 50c each.Lovely assortment Wings at IVe, 150,250 each.Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Millinery Half Price.Balance of the latest styles in Felt Walking Hats, half price.Special line of Felt W king hata your choice for 25c cach.10 per MAIL OKLERS CAREBULLY ATTENDED 10.JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, ™.The Larges! Exclustve Bry 9 Goods Mouse In Montreal.St.Catherine and Mountain Streets, Montreal.an 100800980000000000 10904002 0909040 900248083024 90940 FROM INDJA AND CEYLON.oH \u20ac EAS Flavour en BLEPHANT uitanbe., It's the Combination of Ezoelience and low price which males Tetley's Elephant Brand Teas such favorites.Solid all over fu t-?and 1 1b, pachets, né Se.Ve, £0.Gide, G0, ze.ana S100 wer Ib ALWAYS BEST OF TEA VALUES.2 aw MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.The Semi-Annual Meeting-3peocial Work Discussed.The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Protestant Ministerial Association was held yesterdiy morning, in the pastor's parlor of the Y.M.C.A.Boots, Shoes and OIppers Dee 0B , À letter was read from the Rev, Profes- » + » \u2018 sor Warriner, declining the boner of the § ecial Frices for this Week presidency, through assure of work, at 1 che ram: thanking t sprethren for \u2018the kind expression ¢ thelr rega Rev.Dr.Evans was chosen resident in Professor Warriner\u2019s place.The er.Mr.(Harris motion in regard 0 a chan oO our for ln Jef Was tak- Low Lace {wm Ath reverend gentle woving Sh $1 that the meet 3 be 14 in the alter- oes noon a er discussion was : 00.penoited to pop tin ue the meetings as in e a a.m, For mer).Rar, Professor Moore, of Boston, addressed association, giving interesting PriceS1.50.and use Femi nipiscences sug.estions ; particular upon © happy Low | during a ie es n be found, ome time ago, Lace Shoes $1.50.pointed ES trian pre péri rs Snot toes, Former price ass presenting t The Rev.Mr.Williams, from South Carolina, formerly a slave and now taking Ladies\u201d the most an active part in the education and gen- of sty les, $1.50, regular eral improvement of the negro po ation \u2018prices $2.00 2.50, 2: 5 .] in the Southern States of Americas, also : » * * e- {addressed the hrethren.He sald that the Men\u2019s if Lace ts terrible discipline through which the ne Fan de passed dori ng the past B50 yours $2.25, Former price $3.90, | t purpoes in the vay | or he Hers notion of Phe ig t of Good-Year Sewed.| th Gospel nto the Dark Continents, His Men\u2019s Loglish Enamel Lace special at Work was under the care of the $ lar outhern Presbyterian Church.His wish 4-50, regula cas te rales janie $9 extend Industrial 00 ca a ral young price © 56.addition to what bas been done for young women.sia Calf $3.00, Goodyear sewed.Your choice of several styles, former prices, $400 $450 and $5.oo.W.H.STEWART, 3395 St.Catherine st, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ) SKIRMISHING NON - OOMS.ve ol of the non-ocm.class Res.under the command \u2018of Captain He were exercised in skirdnish grin In i Em Musterlog at , the \u2018Armory, they proceeded to Fletcher's | Held, where a detzchmant from the 08th \u2018had.niready taken up their pesition on te.Forming into fighting line they advanced on the position.Instructor Rivet was quite enthusiastic over the performance of the men.They bad boot four huudred yards of de hro hee smid, .10 i \u2019 oc It Ia fing style.were à go .aight aa to the young non-coms, snd : well carried où ; About roc Bil tian - ; od example of practical .L Ta.OLYMPIC BICYOLB OLUB.- Ov shortage In the land avail- J Ms Ofpéapie Bioycle Club, of which Ms \u201coeil - te to agriculture, the Government of ers eis atime mocial erat of Ohi ret: le Wales is withdrawing » mil- son st am Da Bah: EL Ce 9 No; eascd t poatorals, nnd is street, this éysning .Cotherion po, p'larmers upon this 180 40000846000 0004000 01040004 008000400 2080000540000808000008000000 0000 200040000000 060606300000 e Reform.+ -\u2014 M CULLOG WiL REMAIN AT HOME, He Will Not Go - to Europe.TRIES TO BLAME ASSOCIATION.SKATING Across.| | | The Latter Offered to Send Him | | Tue following cablegram was received Ly Nr.Louis Rubcastein, oi Skating Association of day : Duvos Platz.Rubenstein, Montreal : Challenge MeCulloch to defend his title ere.\u2018Traîning sastrs of Germany, England, Holland, Switzerland, | After receipt of this cablegram the Star i wired ita Winalpeg correspondent to in- | terrier M~Calluoch as to his intentions, | and received the following : | (Special to the Star.) Winnipeg, Man., January 11\u2014J.K.Me- Cullo h, amateur \u2018skating champion of the world, r.turned to-day to the city from a \u2018 most successful skating tour through the i province.In response to a question aek- ed by th: Star vorrespondent as to whe ther or not he intended golng to Swite er and this winter to delend his title, he | 5a | **Last winter tte officers ot the Cana- 'dian Skating Association informed me ! verbally that they would send me to Europe as their reptesontative.I bave heard nothing further from them in re {the matter, and 1 sup they had gi Len up the idea.I Faven\u2019t ured my long \u2018skates since leaving Mcatrial, and I would require at Ioast three weeks\u2019 prac, tloe on them belore leaving for Europe.: would then be too late, of course.I have i found out by experience tha\u2019 a small rink ' skater cannot Hope for sascs\u2019 on large rinks without at least three weeks\u2019 prac tice on them.My exhibitions this winter on svall rinks have been of no vantage to me, as speed skating on large and small rinks are two different things.\u2018For there reranns I cannot see my way { clear to cross this winter.T\u2019d6 ñot want to go unless I am fully pared to give a good account of myself.Should 1 leave without preparation and be defeated, 1 woald ve no -avmrathy {rom anyone, a8 all would naturally suppose that I was in the best of condition and had been prepared for what was before me, I think the best I can do under the circumstances is to stay sh ome this winter and next ycer cross over before the skating starts, do my training there aad then 1 would have no excuse il I was def:ated, When 1 bring hack that million dollars trom Kloddike 1 will be able to go at my own expense, and Will net te depending on any one, I am pleased to know that I would have been weiconied at the Swit- rerland meeting, and I very much regret that circumstances prevent me from go- ine.\u201d Alter resting for a couple ol days, Mc- Sulloch will jvave for a teur through the Stazes giving skatia atiag exhibitions, He will reach New in time to take part in any competitions that may te 1d there this winter.He will return the Meritime Provinces and the Amateur Canada, home via Montreal.This despatch was shown to Mr.Louls Rubenstein, and he gave the following explanation: \u201cLast winter.\u201d sald Mr.Rubenstein, *\u2018after McCulloch bad wen the championship of the world, the asse- ciation, tirough Mr.Ross, ullered to send him.to Burape this winter to defend his title, with the condition, however, that he would gome to Montréal carly in the winter.and go .inio training at the M.A, A.A, treck.It wax the intention of the association to have McCullcch come here fcr about three weeks, and get into Fre.per condition.then, ff he showed himself fit, the association would mako su:h ar- rantements that he would be able to go to Switzerland.Now McCulloch has not thought it worth his while io write lo the \u2018sroclation ol his intentiens, and the only inlo(mation that we have had about bim has been unofficially through the newspapers.If McCulloch really desired to go; to Europe he should have infurmed us.We are not running after skaters to bh ve them go to Europe to :rnresent us, the least they can do is to let ua know about themselves.\" Mr.Ross, president ol the association, sent a replv to Davos Platz to the elfect that MeCulloch would not go to Europe this winier to defend his title.\u2014\u2014 2m COURT OF REVIEW.Judgment Rendered This Morning To enable Judge Jette, the coming Lieut.-Governor of Quetec, to get through with his work as soon as possible so that he may be ready to be sworn in as soon as the preseut session is ended the Court of Review rendered a number of judgments this morning in cases in which he was concerned.Judges Gill, Pagnuelo, Curran, Ouimet and Archibald were also on the bench.In the case of E.H, Archer vs.John S.Douglas, the ju ot o the Tower court was conf case arose out ot « capias issued sgalnse thé dolendant who was formerly in business in Winni- carried on a large fur business, The platntiff was a creditor of the de- tendant.ond had had him arrested n Montréal on the charge that he hid de frauded his creditors.Thé defendant contended that the capiss could not 3K unin and that a writ of oa not a pe since such a writ did not exist in The court was unani mous in lor that the oaplas did ap- ir, and the Judgment of the ower court was upheld.The o ition of Mr, Napoleon Char bonneau for legal cost fr the case of Me.Be \"> pore Com £3 ent In tl : e Buperior Court ju nt In the case of D, Parker va, Z Cusacn ot sl, !n favor of the defendants wasmaintained.The Auger Lien Law figured in this case.The plainti®t had sold his property on Beav- dry street conditionally to a man named D.Martel, who was to have © certain re pairs and improvements made, Mariel ve the work tu the defendants who did e work.but before it was done Marte) having tailed, the defendants took out a The plaintiff now But aside, hut the e plaintiff would have to pay for the improvements ma fo th the property which had since reverted him.== x 3 Dr.Coderre\u2019s 5; à RED PILLS.f\\.Sale à FOR 4 |! Weak Wumen ! lo Sng west Tile 1° ¢ BTV VVV LENDS N yester- | ad- | re Ju We sall-Goods-Chogper than any other-House, hus-for-Casb only: oa ma a co fre nt WHITE (GOODS! ALE* THE SECOND WEEK of our Great Underwear Sale is tully as attractive as its first.we think this week's trade will even discount it.these items, you will hasten to agree with us.values : : : \u2018After you hava read Ladies\u2019 Fine \u201cbite Aruwers, full tm brella style, 4 inch Cambric frill, with fine Valenciennes lace edge, worth 60c.Sale Price.39c Ladies\u2019 Fine White Night Dresses, large Bishop sleeves, Empire style, trimmed fine embroidery und insertion, worth $1.50.Sale Price, $1.10 The above lines are all American made ** Lingerie.\u201d Undetwear, such as uy lady can wear.Every finish and quality as it is possible to make Underwear.Come and see them.Our Great Embroidery Loom End Sale.Thousands of yards of the finest Himburzs, Lawns, Cambric and Muslin Embroideries and Insertions fn lengths from 43 to® | yards offering now at such prices, that if we inclined to self Ina wholesale way they could be disposed of within one bour.But we need them for our Patrons enly.See that you share of these Big Bargains, only once a \u2018vear can we 0 goods at about Ladies\" Kino Lousdue.Casubric - Sat.extrp wide, 5 clusters of tucks, Cambric trill real Torch _inzertion and ing worth 82.25 Sale Price, $1.49 of insertion and 3 clusters of tucks, trimmed fimo o ombroidery \u2018on\u2019 neck and ara, wor Sale Price, 98c representing the latest styles in or syn HALF THEIR VALUES.Lt will be profitable to you if you need LINENS or COTTONS this mouth.Our Salues greater than ever before, which imcans the best ever offererl 38 fach good White Cotton Special during | pits sale at .Wo do not keep the trashy narrow wid 72 inch heavy Twill or Plain She: otis, Special during this Sale at .oo A Two Days Clearing Out Sale of Miivery SS a and Tut Ladies\u2019 Felt Dress Shapes and Tam Crowns, value from 800 to 75c, already re Ast We, 1 for the two 56 ench Le Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Sailors and 1.00 1916 Ha Hate, already reduced from 8 00 4 $1.23 to ¥5c, for the two dass S \u2018at 2:10 Tibbay and quills, value $225, Ratt have been reduced to $1.25 for the two days You can save at least a quarter of every Dollar you spend-this wignult at - + = \u2026\u2026- HAMILTON'S St.Catherine Street, da ERY EN m Deminion Squarg, MR.H.B.CADY, ASSESSMENT \u2018CASE.Superintendent of the Montreal | Dispute About \"oe \u201cValue of de Stook Yards Company, Point St.Charles.McIntyre M.Mansion.A oase of assesment in appeal which Mr.H.ads Su rintendent of the - Montreal Stock Company.under -Is likely to be of much: interest\u2019 A whose peter the property has made good financial returns during the past Recorder's Court yesterday\u2019 aiterniooi: \u201che case ju question was en a 1 Mrs.Duncan \u201cMetatyre roti the Vvatit & placed upon td of Ihe late \u201con Drum atret by die\"?Motatyes Board ot A eters res \u2018sidence which is the object -of the \"priés \u2018sent suit.was, immediately after 1ts'ertes tion.valued vy the city at This 4 value Wan ter Hy aftprwa 235,000 na by \u20ac ; pole themselves: ince va ue of the pro \u201ctie been held at $320,000 P a ; peal from the estate \u201cthie reduced; this time and It was from this value that the «> Pine appaiieme ein mad\u2019 papers = e a tat lnimea that the ty being a homestead erécted a outlay to sult the fancy of the \"batider War not à sales property.As « homesteëd, and M, A bd borate interior es oubt c ut ét ha LIL little console | vaide, MR.H.B.CADY, \u2018 Buperintendent Montreal Stook Yarda mpsny.vélyatis was ulead scie oi D Enter of.PS te- sidence di depend upon its associations and fu rolstiin at u building, tbe ; el year, and énder whose direction extensive As a matter oF Tee cobt]y was à \u2018decided dent = mle, 1c mite os have been made, Is popular {t had been Shoe Tor sale ae very ut e employees of the company 88 Was price for several years.Onl 0 own by the presentation to ago it was offefed \u2018to tie city for a Bim oy torr Soo of a testimonial of dence of the Geueral, Yor their esteem.| This flÿûre wis plated upon | Messrs.Henry Joséuh.res THEATRE FRANCAIS.DeMille and Belasco's \u201cMen and Wo men\u201d has been seen at the Theatre Fran- cals before, and the story of the play is so familiar that it does not bear repeat- Ing.It is a powerful play, and the closing situation of the third act is about as strong as can seen on the modern stage.The whole gives opportunities for that vareful, forceful, self - repressed aot- ing, which shows the true talent of the yer, and last night these opportuni.des aire frasped w th a gencrous meas To Harcinston Reynolds fell as usual the mast important of the male parts, and, \u2018as tsusl, ho acquitted himself well, the crowning glory of his effort being and J, Jarvis, tor the estate, © ther, architect, and R.Chartran Toe ropa gave.it as their opind Pirie worth on thal \u2014 A the of the third act, In which he .Louls was scores rather by what he does not \u2018say.oc ol, Miss Florence Roberta played the princi- Mr, W.J.MCE pal female part with reeling and dignity, nan, and and the part of the Governor of Arizona joint seq is one of the most successful which Mr.Toe mudi orton hans vet essaved.sre, first Tueadil Walton Townsend, Thos, J.McGrane, Jno.Nominal H.Smile ley and Hurry Mack Id all very A well; and Mr, Daily in his duai character was Very amusing.Miss Kilby had a very small part, Miss Severscn one that showed her to better advantage than the one that was given her Inst week.the varfeiv Minnie Wilkes, the child actresk, was the brizht varticular star, Ît she justifics the prouise she uives then {ere is a bright fature in store fer her.Tony Ryan, the muakdan, fx funny and though \u2018his efforts may not produce higb cless tmusie, they are worth Fsien- ing to,\u2019 - Bigger and Dreyer siag some very popular songs in a creditable manner, but the \u201cworld\u2019s greatest harpis:s\u2019 are great dle sappointments.The harp seems on'y Incidental with thew and {ir is astonishing.judging from their playing last night, how any enc could ever compare them with Van Biene.There is one serious drawback to an evening g spent at the Francais, ond that was auce of the Soto tion was Necessary.to make the thumicipality a most desir- alle ons is n mor: progressive, yet eco ly discussed,\u2019 that ow firstclans ofr - service: \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2026 Bpacia) Notice.\u201cThe Bpetety of Arts of Canada.1680 Notre Dame street, Montreal, Distributions o Wednemity, - Valité\u201c izes ranging à Tickets, 10 bi « oy + oS e condition of the orchestra chaire.W.H.Leach, 4 Metcalfo\u2019 street.r.Philipe wonld do a little uphol- the ordinary radian planes.auf an erin 4 would add much to the com: the cel ert Morrix platos From + tert, A » patrons and the popujarity of vrrds.Oldwplauns and oun.aveeptes ls part payment 3 Hi True.the first week's trade way a marvel.but 3 \u201cThis \u201cweek's special = Ladies\u2019 Fine Cambrio Chemises, 3 Tows + garment in as perfectly made in: style, = en Ladies\u2019 Beaver Felt sailors and Walking Hats, two tone effects, trimmed-all aie in A Frmwers and Fenthers ex «d an ovr : .we \u2018 counters during this S Sale xpose .\" Half the Marked Pr ce.| uno Rent Steep adds a perty-bolder came up for bearing in thee s reduced to \" Îter a séconu Aire vas\" ain?to the even $300, hE Tho law required that the salable: vai + Hie & ol a property riiould i for vonside q e AStesso vis plabed, by real cstate agent, Joseph Perrault aud A.Raza, archi ect.à civil engineer, valuators The olty's\u2019 vatuatore, 3 Mesars.2.\" Réh-\u2018* targe and influential meeting of the 7 pistes of Uhe West Ward ot the town of .held ~in\u2014 _Fadrmoviiten y A 5 Amderson: and A.Ce a Municipal mattors word enti rs , a\u2019 Je ELA expreégion.»-GPOMing Impert- \u2019 represonte- \u2018 All that ik reculres * nomieal, administrat ca, coupled with CR das a Sadr as 7 dns 0.2 Ü4 ; Being under.very smal) expenses Tnables Reductions.E are making great reductions in our 7\" prices prior to stock taking.Call and get list of prices.R.A.Dickson & Co., x \u201c 2961 St.Catherine \u2018Street.> St.Lawrence Ward, Mr.Jobn Scanlan, Mérchant, bas opened : & Committee Room at 200 Bleury Street, whioh will be his headquarters and where ectors will receive full information re- ing his candidature in the -eoming-Civie Eleetions, forth- xu Other British Possessions.+ Negotiations being on foot for n Conference between the Imperial, Canadian and other Colo: \u201cmiel Authorities for the purpose of considering the wholo subject of Inter imperial re reduction by Canada of the res rate m Canada to Great Britain and other parte of the Em from 3 ceuts per Lalf ounce tod ce \u2018Günco will not take effect until farther \u201cAccordingly thu.existing rate of five td per half ounce or fraction thereof on let- from Canada to all parts of the Empire will shtinue in force, and senders must prepay such ers by affixing stamps for the full amount of £0 required: otherwise such lotters will able on delivery to n doublo rate in respect f the amount of such shortage.R.M.COULTER, Deputy Postmaster General.- Ft 0 Office Department, Ottawa, 7th January.- NO MORE GREY | HAIR.THE BEAL ASANITOL, | rome Hair Restorer.WILL NOT 80IL SCALP OR PUREST WHITE .LIN 8c.Al Draggists._mrtt 3 ACCIDENT.One Life Lost and and Narrow Bscape for Three Others.(Special to the Star.) Cornwall, Ont, January 11.\u2014A drown.Ing accident occurred here about 6 o'clock night.One life was lost, and three ons narrowly escaped a similar fate, .Joaeph Lapearl, à Wél-kñown citizen ; of Bast urnwall, had started to drive .socross the river with his wife and.their ; three chi They had not gone far when they were o.ertakenm by an lndian driving in the same direction.\u201cThe In- \u2018was alone and offered to take one n, and one of the boys ac - ment.bh him.The Indian iotng oad ot Lapear], and when be came to a spot whic bad evidently been weoskened by the recent soft weather, with the instinct of his race, he avoided it ing out of his way to get \u20ac Depear \u201cb however, drove straight and in a moment the horse, cutter and he four occupants Jere ipitated nto the water, pear] saved one child it on to the sound ice.The the other child, a little girl, 8, and vith her husband clung ot the ice.Before the Ip- dian could return, however, to their rescue the oe cold water had proven too ch for Mrs.Lapearl, and the little girl alipped trom her arms and went under pred The Indi n arrived just then ot pulled TApearl aut and just caught \u201c Lapear! the hair as she was go- fog under.Thé horse had gone under long ago.THE S8EALSKIN EMBARGO.(Special to the Star.) January \u201811.~1t is stated cil & Brother, anbounces the intention of that oarry to the courts a case involv- are Vie mentor The on frackel adtné time it ondon a lof of sealskina, but % res bles \u2018tan London furriers t HLIOTIONS IN ROSSLAND.Rosslar CB o.Janus 1L\u2014The entire Wallace oiket, which Peas the cause 2 good government, wan elec A rl Fh and Mayor \"ed thi LE el, Miner The bitter, ones the ty.: party.ea o.u.w.Chléago, _ Jüanaïy 7 1L\u2014The Bon Onlete» of the wo - stabich \u2018here \u2018to adjuit the clitma, of the mem who have paid in nasesathent.The Male ras on vo is gE, ohn 1 amount to \u2018The Available reserve is § iw.Ont, Jan n LA EAE on pat.uary Mr.- Flynn was a sealous economist ! eMillan - Fiera, of Order ot: po ed.- his record wus not particularly brilliant | for {ts economies] features Mr.Stephens ' d to show wherein considerable | + Hon.Mr.Atwater did not see that the : ood\u2019s Pills pence, nanas nd Bhould be O ave O medicine chest od every traveller's grip.They are Pret nt when the stormach 12 out of order ; Np au liver troubles.\u2014\u2014 EYE «\u20ac GLASSES.Don't spoil your OQOonlist's prescription by having it | carelessly executed.When he gives you an order for glasses, let us fill it for you.Filling oculists\u2019 prescriptions ts our opticlan\u2019s ONE BUSINESS.TERS HENRY BIRKS & SONS, PHILLIPS SQUARE.sn INDIA BILLS.British Government Invites ders for One Million Pounds Sterling.Ten- London, Jan.11.\u2014 Yesterday the Government invited tenders for India bills to the amount of one million pounds for the discharge of bills payable on the 23nd, The stringency of money in India is so great that it is believed gold shipments will be necessary.Special allotments of telegraphie transiers on Bombay were made yesterday at 1014d per rupee.So great is the urgency for money India that the India Council is orden ing plans to increase the supply ol cur rency.In order to facilitate the operation of issuing silver coin against gold deposits at the rate of 16d ver rupee and tn save the tine te Pie CES In the remittance of gold to In t is said the Council will receive on behall of the India banks or merchants in London gold tor deposit in the Bank of England, against which orders or transfers will enable silver coin to be drawn from the Indian currency departments.A small charge beyond the rate of 16d will be made to cover the cost of the transaction.It is hoped that this scheme it not greatly availed of.will relieve the tightness and avold gold shipments to n LIVELY - SHOOTING.Court House Cleared to Hunt for Mount Vemon, Ky., January 11.- At the examining trid! of William Hundiey, for kfiling \u2018John Lawrence, Judge Williams yesterday ordered the court room cle.red so that all who desired to retum wight be examined for weapons and dis armed.Five minutes afterwards Winchester rifies in front of the Court House in the hands of Pat and Elisa Langtoed were firin Gaaler William Mulling and bts {rien 4 Several revolvers rept from various quasters., Those, injured by the Langfords w King, \u2018who received \u2018 two bullets cote \u20ac const erous, ped Wilham ul- lina, bands.The ore.olalm it w te accident tn shoo oi Al Me be partiol .were bo dre Deputy eritr ondes M Malines his pistol and fired at the Lang?ords until they disep- peared.In the court room, when the shooting occurred, Hundley, thinking bis father had bean killed, seived the gun of a card and attempted to rush bo © e fray.quired six men to hold h MR.BLAIR ON TOP.ome roo ee (Special to the Star.) 8t.John, N.B., January 11.\u2014The rift In the Liberal party here caused by the strained relations of the wing supporting Mr.Blair is \u2018the.old 1 hes stood by Mr.Kilis and Cal.Tucker, P.\u2019s, Is growing , replay rides, Ât the annual meetin the Liberal Association last nigh He B Blafrites swept the board, electing their whole ticket with Michael McDade as president.The vote for the executive committee stood : Blair .tickat, 316; BlHd-Tucxer mon nine For t st T the anti-Blair wing held most of offices and ran thinge their own way.Blair's unexpected strength haa Titer dumbfounded the old-time Liberals, .DIED DANCING.A Foolish Woman's Wish is Suddenly Gratified.« \u2018New York, January 1 11.\u2014 \u201cI could die dancing,\u201d is what Mya.Mamie Shelly.of 227 West Cind street, often told her friends.On Sunday night she had a party of acquaintances in dor fiat, and they spent the ht dan on norte tous the Re e assured ah ~ that; ge bad\" .\u201clovely tie, oa .a When \u2018die d \"D> vey som eine 5 1 ei th Tired, ng, p © and he vof 1 her to remain fog tired.arri bome jet night he tound, his wife cold In death.Mrs, Bhel- 1's Sit-repeated wish had granted, lor death had come ss the result o of her SHOT HIS WIFE.Toronto, January \u2014 A man named posi TE Faery SE | uctor, who scharged lor ities, last night shot dils wife, à ous who & yest ago seéctred trom him.Thomés some furiilture she retained, e refused to relinquish.The bullets, end then secu he re- and which Ro dr gra omas, Lh otoar and ran out into the stfeet-where tussle tog! o Jamie- son got mixed up in the affair and received a bullet wound in the has heen arrested, and the women is ex- THB CABINET.- (Special te \u201cte the Star.) waxy 11:\u2014 There Is an.tm- Councll to-day and = ii .a Friday, 7th, i om of Chas.Lesolleur, firm of Fruin \u2014 Jon STILL AT IT.Dor the balance of this Week Only our prices are cut away down from 20 to 80 per cent.Do not miss this opportunity of securing Bargains in Two Stores\u2014 Both in Full Swing > Clothing, Overcoats, Pea Jackets, Ulsters, Warm Tweed and Serge Suits, Odd Trousers and Vests, Underwear, Neckwear, Fur Caps, Hats Gloves, Braces, Boots, Shirts, Collars, ete.All reduced 23 to 50 per cent off our regular low prices.> ALLAN'S 657 to 665 Craig Street 2209 St.Catherine Street.DEATHS REPORTED AUCTION SALE At the Star Office To-dav, Erocorien arse.Refrigerator, Show \u2014\u2014 Canes, Bales, es Rte.\"Quebec, January 11.\u2014A few days ago, Mr.Francis Brassard, a farmer ol St.lg- nace, Chicoutimi, was kicked in the lower part of the stomach by a horse belonging to his brother, Mr.Alexis Bras- sn At the time he received the kick, Mr.Brassard was aiding the horse, which had fallen in the snow.The force of the ocked him senseless and he expired the following day.Mra.Ma eau, wi of ex-Alderman and Cheyadiet J.EB.Martineau, died rather suddenly at her residence in St.Rochs on Saturday evening, of paralysis of the brain, Deceased, who was aged about fifty years, was at supper, when, fecling unwell, she rose from the table with the Intention of lying down, but before she reached her bedroom fell unconscious.dical aid was summon but Hh no avail, as the unfortunate assed away without recovering i onsness, Deceased\u2019s daughter, wife ot Dr, Matte, diad rather suddonly a short time ago.Hamièton, + January 11,\u2014 Thomas Meeston, of the Industrial FExbi- ition Coo .of (pie olty, aad aecre- ary o ge, G.R.a Parley Mondiy morning, ner bwnty yeare\u2019 {liness, of shgrungrion ane \u201cMulholland, of Hadtings, an (8 pesldent of this city, died on Satundny grote Fannie Beatrice, daughter of Geo, SB.Papps, barrister, died on Monday worn- ing of consumption, aged 18, Mrs.wite of Ro:ert Hunt, oi Bullocks 6 Corners, died after a very brief illness on Sunday.Harpe Kansas, January 11.\u2014 Rev.Thomas \"Moore fell dead man apo- pleptio stroke in the midst of his ser mon, at the Baptist Church, Rs Moore was one of the five young me who, 1563, nated the tration ry moremen in London, and was one of e trit to start he crusade in this coun For ars he was olose- ly associated \"with w liam Booth,\u201d and Curing his evangelical work be returned to England six timex.He was 58 years old, and leaves a widow and four chil- n.Brockville, January 11.\u2014Much sorrow ia felt in Fairfield East over the death of rsa Johns, one of the oldest and most res residents of that section.He was il} only eight weeks, tb pioneer stock.He was bom airfield East where he spent his and honorable life.Three children vive.Peter F.Howard, 88 rs, a well known farmer residing near Athens, died on Thursday after several months of fail- tng health and illness.Vg January 11.\u2014 Sir Charles tt ory, K.C,M,5 the well kn engineer and a former presi- t ot the Institution of Civil Engineers is dead Sir Charles Gregory was For many years he has engineer to the Crown Kents 8 for the Colonies, and also for the tates of Selangor and Perak.er Janugry 11, \u2014 Mr, Heary Staçy Marks, the painter, and honorary retired Academician is dead.Mr.Marks was born 13 September, 1 in Lon- on, He first exhibited in the Royal vademy in 1958, was chested sh associate thereof Ke , and RY 878.He publish \u201cPen \"and Pencil\u201d sketches, Colborne, Ont, January 11.\u2014Mr.Joseph Hinda, à \u2018htghly respected retired farmer, who has beerta resident of this village for n plumber of years, died suddenly at his home early Monday morning after n few days\u2019 lliness.Deceased was in: his 74th year and is- survived by his\u2019 widow, a son and a daoghler Fame Pt January 1L\u2014J.B.Caron, one: ot he\u2019 \u2018oldest and mont re spected oltlzens of Grande Vallee, Que., was stricken with yaralysis on Monda day, was of the sur- ruing & Co, Jersey.don, Ont, January 11.\u2014Thompeon Stott (Tom) Walton, of South London, a popular citisen and a prominent Liberal «dead.He was 38 years of see, and leaves a wite and three children.with the 7th Battalion in \u201ctbe North-West in 1 London.Ont., January 11.\u2014Word has been received here of the accidental death + James.Gartley, a former doner.was railway man, and at the tums Ur bia death was running on the & Pacific road, being stationed at Texas.Ont.,, January 11,\u2014Mrs, pâle ay of this place, passed peacetully sway on Sunday e ng the age of 71 years and six wontha She feaver a husband and one son and two daughters to mourn her loss.ville, Ont, January.11.\u2014Mr, Ed- d Powee, a mont highly respected re:- {dent of this place, on Saturday night, aged B.Deomded was for a num- of years assossor for the towmehip in which he lived.Merriokville, Ont, January 11, \u2014 John O'Brian \u2018C ope, a native of Tipperary, Irelamd, recldemt In this oounty during the past fifty years, died here on Tuesday morales, years, Guelph; Ont, ni! N.\u2014B.Kloepfer cos! merbant oi thi, chy and a brother of O.Ki MP on Monday even- Ing.; was widely known and highly The tho store, 16 Cuthbert st subscribers are Fons also C Butor Refr Candy Bottles, Hall st SALE AT 10 RAE nstructed to rell at ee Hotel D Dieux Thursday Morning.Jan.13, In lots to suit, consiating of Black and Ja Coffee, Spieus, Canned (Goods, Biscuits &c., Counter and Platform Scales, erator.Show Caxcs, Biscuit Stand, oves, Good Bieigh, gether with a lot of Sundrics.O'CLOCK.& DONNKLLY.Auctioneers.The Toronto iw.be held.8 Seed SPEC RETAIL positively without reserve Goods, Lace, Combe, Jewollery Es Cutlery and many Sale at 10 A.M.83 one uf the J ra teenth Montresl, vis January, 1908 rvo and suit buyers.30dozen Women's and Ch irts, Night Gowns and Drawers, dozen Linon sad Sik Ha 000 Ladies\u2019 Jackets, Cloaks and U 250 dozen Winter Gloves and \u201cin Mla Polos Sl an 'alico Dresses, w A Faner PRELININABY NOTICE A VERY IMPORTANT SALE oF PICTURES, CHINA & FURNITURE a well known colloctor is ois raking up house) will shortly The sale has been entrusted to MESSRS.W.8COTT & BONS, WALTER BN.KEARNS, Auctioneer.\u2014 te JAL SALE By auction, at our St, James st.rooms, on THURSDAY, 13th Instant, in retail lots to Oran 150 = SP M._ MARCOTTE BROB,,Auctionsers.CALLING IN CREDITOIS, PROVINCE OF QUEBEC Jo the BUPERIOR COURT District of Montreal.} we PROVINCE of QUEBE NRI SOUCISSE ad PAOIPL- i SUIT Cre of the City of Mon! far, rpesters and 1 Bulblara, there doing ta as sigh, under he morte Insal- verbe creditors of said insolvent are hereby of this et m Tor Inaclven vatreal, on L deb tev of the clock i in forenoon.in order to couvre their Le vice touching he appoint ment of ot inspectors to the prover of COLLA RD, Davatr Prothosotary, 0.5 « carstor and \u2014 panes SALE\u2014PROYINCE OF QUEBEC DIStrict of Montreal.\u2014 No.15006.rt.Le.M.Bourguignon, Plaintiff, va.hip Detandant.day of January, 1808, at of the clock in the forenoon, at domicile and place of business of Joss; ravel, one of said Defendant, No.M4 Ing T street, in the city of Montreal, will be sol by suthority of J all and chattels the naid b this cause, consisting of safe, register eat! forniture, eto, eto.Conditions sesh, CGC.T.JETTE.BR 8.Montreal, TOth January, 1838 8 inte ao Apply STEPHENS & 83 furaace, y shipping.Tproveraris to suit tons tenant Rental moderate.419 St, James S Fine, wou ligh| and bras warehouse.oF TO LET.823 Craig Street.Large woll lighted warehouse op threo fata hod Lasemont ; certe La ard in rear foe Qt Corner Craig.or store, hot- water in rear for + WARNECKE, 18 St.Alexis Street.ey oe Vincent, 21 years old, tarm at St.Logan, of this town, fa MP, Monday, aged 73 years.McAvoy, of afternoon, alier a shor consumption, aged 18, Chatham, Ont; Ja pher E.Williston, one nent and respec Township, Is d died on Sunday from age of 2 years, Gananoque, Ont, Pecor, sr., for man this town, died on 71 years.Three R thie morning or Anne Bois Vion, od on st tion, fl, Acton Vale, Que., January ycars n recident Monday morning, aged vers, Que., Janua Parent; ee ot che late E.M.\u2014Francis who cultivated a odore d'Acton, died sad- deniy in St.Hyacinthe on Monday, Amberst, N, 8,, Japuary li.\u2014James A ther of H.A.An, for Cumberland County, di Wales, Ont, January 11.\u2014Miss Edith Moulinette, died on Monday t liness, pf quiol nuary 11.\u2014Christo- of the most promb ted residents of Chatham Belleville, January 11.\u2014 Miss M Goldsmith, a popular young lady of Sidney, yphoid fever, at January 11.\u2014Loufs of 11.-= Mrs, arent, died Que., January Il.onday, ol consucgg- shipping.hot, Lara je tp suit tenant.TES Rental moderate, 4 si "]