The Montreal daily star, 28 janvier 1898, vendredi 28 janvier 1898

[" ; Beetle Price 8 a THE BERTRAND FRERES\u2019 \u201cHUILE D'OLIVE.\u201d $ \" A 8 WEEKLY i\" ~ + (DAILY: STAR: A Last Week's Average \"| Gast Week's Issue.Average Circulation of the Star.STAR: 140, es, : XXX\u2014No : 23.Always in Active Demand.Montreal customers come od or Dimmer Table.\u2018Are m Nort Konth, East and West, ali parts of this fochiae ee our eg! intent Tor soute choice morsel for the Sunday SPECIALTEES FRESH IN .Tho * Dee une Sausages.\u201d \u201cBaussge Meat * and Bliced Bacon, all in ode pound parcels.» ada Nes n°s Port 3 Pam pr lie Halifax Fre:h Finpan Haddics, hoive Bugar ane Salmon.100 pounds Puro Pork Saux; ur « Serres and Guernrey Rae in prints, tins and tube Litamermann's \u2018* New York * Vienna * Ha-isages and Bologna, Smoked Tongues and Smoked Beef.Supplies of ali duc by Express from New York this wor ning FRASER VIGER à CO.STILL FURTOER REDUCED YESTERDAY, eu > - KRAAY'S CLARETS.Here is all we now Base in stock 2\u20ac Janes, Nrsaro © a J ulien eerie ee as pinta at.8 00 per vase 8 Cancs, Krasy's \u201cPonte Canet .LL NUATR Mk.10 00 per rase ?Cases, Krway's Batatlley Quarts at 9 C0 por case 4 Cases, Krasya® \u2018Chateau Marguox, IBIL 0 ee «oo quarts at.20 OU per cabo 3 Cates, Kraags \u201cChateau Leovile 1891 Ce 00000 QUELLE AE.LL.14 00 per case 20 Cases in ail Eo WE HAVE NOW ONLY 3 CASE ON HAND OF \u201cDEINHARD\u2019S CABINET SEC\u2014SPECIAL CUVEE.\u201d THE VERY PEARL OF sPARKLING MOSELLE WINE.Liable to go at any moment.price $20,880, the only case in Can WALKER\u2019S \u201cKILMARNOCK OLD HIGHLAND WHISKY.Ore of the popular and relshir brands of the da.We are always rearly for every cali, 100 ca-es \u2018* Kilmarneek \u201d h.00 per vase, W conta per bo EXTRA BLPERFINF.: In the purest and best Olive Ol obtainable.We offer jt in quart hottles st 80c per botile.$850 per case of one deen, aud in pat bottles at 45 cents per bottle, $5.00 per dozen bottles, $3.3) per case of two dozen pints.OTARD'S \u201cOLDEST AND CHOICEST\u201d BRANDY.VINTAGE OF 1860, LANDED EN 1890, BOTTLAL IN MAY, 1895, Brandy imparted ourselves In small oMaves in the Summer 0! 133) We held it in boad for 5 years and Bose it in in Mayas in all fta native purity ani strength, without the addition of 8 drop of Laurentian.8e er iljed or navy uther kind of water.Mere you have it almoiutely pare ard.Buvur te [W ° Bh ime of 1860, Our pirico for the tuw dozen battios we bave Temaining in stock oxen, It is tbe best drop of good Old Liguenr Cognac in Canada t today.PRASER, VIGER & CO, ITALIAN WAREROUSE, - - wo 209.and 211 ST, JAMES TREE.Pa Tm == EV.Ge SESS - > > Se\" > EO \u201c> > > > sé tN cE cam ct ae a ce \u201cen * i OUR JANUARY SALE 2 Mm v motile, # has been a great success.We do not mean that we have made money by it.as that was not our mn intention.Our idea was to reduce our stock, and this we have done.Some articles that have not Nn \u201cmoved we hive made an additional réduction, ane - during the balance of the month we expect to dispose of all odd lines.Zan I A fom 20 50 per cent, discount on Furniture ! H.A.WILDER & Co.The Largest Furniture Dealers In Canada, ye 232 to 238 McGill Stree oy BRANCHES 2415 8t.Catherine Street West.*.22:3 1344 St.Catherine Street Fast AND SO THE GOOD WORK GOES ON.4 S300 Werth of dar Jake Sus vertar re Sons eran, ow ras russing sp to à subscribed capital of $700,000, and will reach tbe \u201c MELLION DO) - The Peoples Mutual Building Sociéty, dés = $300 BACH.| Weekly Payments only 10 cents per share.Sn er We.provide money to our members nono to purpose of ar acquiring homes at lew cost and lower rate of in- than it can bo had for or Pull \u2018particulars ns the Bociety's office, Rooms 1) and 13.Becond Floor, Mechanics Hall, 204 Bt James Street.Join RB HU Te HESON, | W.J.McGEE, Secretary\u201d Treasurer.\u20ac DIRECTORS: : Q.C.Neiles., » > er daca » JIE e ve ent.Alex.D.Fraser, R rea id Auderse: C'Ù Labbe, WW Rep na DEATH R PORTED Hamilton, Jan.2.\u2014David H.Forbes, a retired manufacturer.died suddenly of rheumatism of the heart on Wednesday evening aged 33.At the Star Office To-dav.Abel Land, a descendant of Hamilton s , first settler and a well-known Freemason, \u2014 died at St.Joseph's Hospital on Wednes.(Special to the Star.) day.He was about 20 years old.Portland, Ont.January 2£.\u2014Pauline Hrngh Usher, a Torunto Hamilton and eein, third daughter of Mr, Bernard Buffalo railway employee died on Thursday morning aged thirty, Heury Etherington, one of the successful farmers of Binbrook, is dead.Mrs.Lorenso Putnam.an old resi Smithville, died suddenly a few event of Brockville, January 28.\u2014Mrs.James Moore, an old resident of Perth.who moved to Brockville 13 years ago, died on Wednesday night.She was the mother of James Moore, the tobacconist.Uriab Marshall, for forty years a resi dent of Brockville, dizd on Wednesday in Geein.died here.on Thursday after- \u2018Adon.after a very short illness of menie- site, aged thirteen years.Upton, Que., January 25.\u2014The remains of oft late Mary Ann Quinn, relict of the late Walter H.Crocker, one of the old landma marks, were laid in the graveyard of Christ Church, Upton, on Thursday, She would have been 81 years old had she lived until net May.Her husband served 21 years in the army of Her Majesty, and on his discharge be and hia famil dy esme and setbtled In this place 45 years Syrncuse, N.Y., aged 76.He was born in ARO.the Township of Hun tley and was a baie or Intoek N.B., Jan.28.\u2014B.Lynch, of the Division Court.Woodstock, received word on Sunday of Tot Porat death in New York, of his ron, & bert.To-day he got a telegram announc.font the death of his grand-daughter Katie, ueblo, Colo.Within a yearand a half / Mr.Lynch nas lost three sous and a grand.Vancouver, B.C.January 28.\u2014The fun- aral of the late Jas, Porter took place at Victorm on Wednesday.Deceased moved to Victoria in 1859 and made the first bullding bricks manufactured in the Joh Tr ch, ; ¢ 1 h he 4 ! : Mra.Nicola Cond u t t i on a a na Se onn yn ate o e civil service at Pri E Tea, aa; of - Otrawn, terd at A husband and three children Victoria.Maxwell, Ont., January 2.\u2014 Robert Beatty, an old resident ts this neighbor- survive her.hood, dled here on Wednesday.He was 85 Listowel, Ont., January 2 \u2014 Jacob Jone of age and unmarried, Fe had been Heppler died af bis home in Listowel.Troubled for many years with asthma and fom inflammation, on Thursday mora- E\u201d that together with old age carried him off.ing, aged sixty-nine years, Mr.Heppler was appointed Customs collector here by the present Government, and was a very prominent Mason for MARY years.Maxwell, Ont., January 889.\u2014Mrs.Elt- inh Wright, a resident, of this nel bor- hood for many years, died sndden Thursday of erysipelas, which struck into ner brain.She was 64 years of 28, and leaves a family of eight children Winnipeg, January 2,\u2014News \u2018bas been received from England of the death of Mr.F.G.Greenatreet, editor of the Whitewood, Assa., Herald, from consumption of the throat.He was about thirty years of age.Hamilton.Ont.January 28.\u2014Mrs, Smith, wife of J.H.Smith, inspector of public\u2019 schools of the County of Went- worth,\u201d died in this city on Thursday morning, a 57.Birchton, Que,, January 28\u2014 K George son of Mr.Walter Ward, à dnesday morning, of troup, aged one year and eight months.Seattle, Wash., January 28, \u2014 Mme.Zagali, of New York, a hypnotist of note, \u2018died in thin city of dropsy of the heart on Saturday last, but the } pablie until to-day.| act was not made Mme.Zagali was forty She was a Canadian by birth.ue, January 28 Bridget icholns Smith, died on Jears.{ SUBSTITUTION 3 the FRAUD of the day.ears old.Ormstown, ovle, wite of edn madi, age aged ® 4 Sec you get Cagter's, As! for Carter's, Thornhill, Ont., January 88.\u2014 J.C.Woods, aged 78, the ma ort of whose lite had been spent in this borhood, is dead.He leaves two oh Jdren.Strathclair, Man., Janaary 88.\u2014 Rev.Weir, \"Presbyterian minister, died ners suddenly on Wednesday night of heart failure.SPAIN HITS BACK, \u2014\u2014\u2014 Madridi January 28.\u2014The Spanish battleship Vizzaya, of 7000 tons displacement, has been ordered to visit American porte She ia a formidable craft.latger faster more powerful than the United States\u2018 cruiser laine, due shi ship\u201d tas launched din 1901, coat 83,000,000 in capabla of knots speed.while the Maine | is put 17 1-8.knots.is action has been taken as 3 retaliation against the United States for | sending the cruiser Maine to Havana, \u2018 RED OUR FINE GOODS \u2018\u201c \u2018may be pu drag the Your Address on a Postal SALIDA CEYLON TEA.DELICIOUS, ECONOMICAL AND PURE, ed Lead Packots only, 25c.30¢, 48¢, 50¢ Wholgsale Agencies montreal 319 St.Paul Street.ree $32 MONTREALERS WERE IN LUCK.: Binet and Landreville Return From Yukon.\u2014\u2014 BOTH HAVE RICH CLAIMS WHICH YIELD MUCH GOLD.\u2014\u2014 Major Walsh Warns\u2019 Against Klondike Speculators, \u2014 (Speclal to the Star.) Seattle, Wash, Jan.28.\u2014J.E.Binet and Max Landrevile, who left Montreal three years ago for Klondike, have returned and are now on, their way east.Binet has some of the best properties on Bonanza and Eldorado Creeks, and has refused 875,000 for his Interests.Landre- vide has claims on the same creeks for which he has a standing offer of $50,000, Mr, Binet expects to be among bis Montreal friends in a few days, and while there wil} stop at the St.James Hotel.NEWS PROM MAJOR WALSH.Ottawa, January 3-Hog, Clifford SIf- ta a anuary Aw Hod, i .Walsh, dlasnsses the food \u2018 queutio! wu wilh.ukost after tie antict- rash \u201ctakeh ce next sprin ¢ Major.doesnot think the river | steamers\u2019 \u2018cin \u2018take Im hal! enough lood to su those who will in, and doubts whether more can ,000 will get in at adl.Another point touched on by the Major is of great Interest to the general public and is given in full as a varn- ing against the promoters of wildcat Klondike schemes.The Major says: \u201cI am informed that 15 or 20 agents and brokers have come out from Dawson car- with them, some say hundreds, some say thousands, of certificates for entries of mimes on all stréams in the neighborhood of the Klondike river that believe there never wwe an ounce of old found on, and on ad other streams = the neighborhood, and to the mountain tops, with the hope that they oan be put on the market and be readily sejz- ed by the gullible public of the United States and Canada.They are trying to imitate the brokers of South Africa and Rossland, If this Is true thers is no question but that it will be injurious to the country, and to good properties that on the market.\u201d A LETTER FROM DAWSON.A letter has been received at official beadquarters from Superintendent Constantine, who has charge of the Mounted Police at Dawson.It is dated Decerober 6 He says that all 1s well.No mall from the south had yet been received.He had not heard from Major Walsh at the date cf the writing.A letter has been receided from Ynapec- tor Wood dated Skagway, January 14.He says that in all 374 have come out from Dawscr by way bf the passes since {he Northern Yukon waa bound up in ice, J.D.Macgregor, one of Major Walsh's officers who left Laie Bennett with an outfit 6f horses and dogs, was at the canyon between Lakes Marsh and Lebarge on January 8.me Dirty Mile iver was still open.cares w nspec- tor Wood on Janus 7 Soat the horses could not got below ¢ Laberge, but he would go through himself with two dog teams.se was sending to Major Walsh all the 8 he could spare, together with bacon and flour from the 200 tons of Tugiah EY geting.sb t of suppl post was getting shor supplies and Inspector Woed pro to replenish it by employing the Pol ce at sh to supplies on sleds, .UNITED STATES STILL AT IT.He also reports that the United States Customa officials at Ski ay are still Taking Importers o! Canadian goods pay pay an American Custom officer 8 or sus day to escort them to the un : The Canadian Government's party are calling for more d some \u2018of those taken 3 ait ted after théy got aver he summit, e climate bâving been too mach for th Sergeant Joyce, of the Oanadian Mee and party got over the summit safely, and.were by the middle of January well on their way down the lakeés.In- spestar Wood reports that both the Chil- koot and White Passes are in bad shape the snow Pelng very deep and driftin ting continu , TIMBER LANDS LEASED.Out of the large Zuber of tenders LE grees some in all, for Bex Jan in The Fokon distri ot.\u2018ave es square, only nine have béen grant- de The are ai to Canadians, and the der | a in \u2018the neighborhood of names of the ae Jollows: À: , G.8, McConnell, 3.1 Le oes and Ketr of Vancouver; J, R.Petry, tories Cot Boas ville and Sir Char! per, on behalf of Yukon companies.iid COLUMBIA ANGRY, or has with him, 8, Cross, À.Vie-' les Tup- fa aN hee Sr Pu fe A Sie \u2018 + 3 3 + and more threatening regarding , charge imposed by the United States i llars per man accom snled aoï the disputed territory at Skagway Dyea to Canadian territory.The à Trade are being urged by excited egations to demand Government the immediate special law + Toronto.25 Front passage ofa vrohibiting Americans frofn taking up mining claims on the Yukon.It is claimed here that the Customs survelllance at Skagway and Dyes turned back a stupendous vtt trade to Seattle and San Francisco thi was drifting to Canadian forte, Captain Chas, A.Powell, wag 5 » Leg dead in his bed &t the Oriental Ho yesterday.Degensed was 5D years old | and came here from Kdmonton, N,W.to buy tors en route to Yukon.A UNITED STATES ROUTE.3 T wt Washington, January 28.\u2014-Assistany Secretary Meiklejohn fs arranging to sen a military expedition up the Copper rivi route in Alaska to map out the to phy of the country and finally cata blah ï \u2018 the value of this route to.the Klondike Æold fields, \u2019 War Department\u201d reports fndièets \u201cthat | this may turn out to be the most feasible of the winter routes and that is one rea- aon for sending the expedition now.The- Treasury Department has been called upon to transport the twenty-five who will compose the expedition, but has reported that it has no available revenue cutter aftording the necessary accommodations, so the party probably will be sent north on one of the regular merchant steamers.HAVE THE FEVER.Oanadians Who are Going to the } Yukon Pretty Soon.Belleville, Ont, January 2\u2014Jos, Clarke, S.S.Moore, E.Winaley, and John Keith, will leave here on Thursday next a for the Klondik dition wi +] early tn.ie ion A mesting of those interested was held last night in Assocts- tion Hall, which was crowded.A.Stewart presided.A.H.Heming is Wie commander.Engineer J.explained the plans of the ex: Shia tends to go to the gold hia via the Edmonton route.It is understood that a large party will be made up.Windsor, ,Ont., 28\u2014A party of seven men Ont Boo thro ah Windsor yes terday on their way to Montrear.where they will buy mining outfits previous to setting out for the gold fields at the head of the Pelley river.They are working for the Canadian and American Prospecting and Mining Association of Chicago, and mort of them are French-Canadians.The party is under command of P.G.Curran an ex-member of the North-West, \u2018Mounted Police.Each man will have tour norses, The horses, sleds and supplies will or bought at Edmonton, N°WT.Each has to contribute $500 and his clothing and the company provides the rest.Alex.Latorge, the candidate of the Independence of Canada party for a seat \u2018in the Ontario Leglalature as the rapremente- tive of North Essex, has withdrawn from the race, and on February 18 will leâve Windsor tor the Klondike.Laforge will go to tha treasure land with an expedition of 20 men to be sent by the Windsor and Yukon Klondike Company.NO KLONDIKE FOR HIM.A Cornwall Man Who Knows When He Has Enough Leaves His Kit and Comes Home.Cornwall, Jsnuary 2.\u2014Jobn Oum- ins, a carpenter aad builder by trads who started for the Klondike gold gelds last August and was ob to back, is in town.He bas no dear\u201d = take pnother trip to the Klondike country, for his journey last autumn gave him experience enough for a-lifetime, In conversation, he told a story of eril and adventure which began w old steamer Eliza Anderson, on wick he had sailed from Seattle, lost ber consorts in & storm and was finally condemned and laid up at Ounalaska.One of the con.sortis was towing a barge loaded with the baggage and provisions of the stesmer\u2019s At Ounalaska.104.of the of \u2018the fleet, Then they started for the mouth a the Yukon on & river béat.Sally Bios on means ct RS on 8 san e above St, Michaels.À cold ma Toot in, \u2018and the river about the vessel filled with sachor ice, which Sonigealed, leaving the littls oraft frozen in ice nine foet t Shtok Here px tions.were to ni the winter, ly were Dlentlul enough, but fuel was re Steamer was short of coals abd ex little driftwood \u201cthere was nothipg tor wiles arommd with which to mike a fire, Rather than take chances of frechin to and some done their ki eto and fools, and tramped eighty 8 to St Michacls crowing many \u201cJaki d streams, they > returned \u2018to Seattle._ Mr, frill oi ae miners retursin, Pom 2 elt Seis ironed with u cop Peafiden his tools, bat Re.says hy is glad ot back even.without : He de- | the * oo trT around Bt ther d e saw large quai ne ibien vistons on th aie | ich mere either Sols oy or qe or ge others hol éned on to the gold.fields, lo di from the Canadian | outfits for Edmonton prospect\u2019 * je BV \u2014 rar Air Stock \"$26 per share.Par value, $100 ; WESTERN COMPANY.\u201c Call and see working model.«183 \u2018St.James Street, 8823 Temple Buliding.Tumoars hand au pre } CANCER 9 Cohuuere red Une vegolable treatment st x :, or Lancer Ty Full pa cticulgre b; oat or ot Much valuable matter in Si Fe.Write Dept.ro aston Sekine Co., 517 Sherbourne streoty Toronto.' 32st OF THB And in Consequence some Shortsighted Dealers\u2019 \u2018are \"oftoring as Substitutes Interior ~ Brands, Afording them Larger Protits.Enormously the Largest Sale of Any Cigar in Canada: PRICE ONE CENT.TRADE MARK \u2018sew call and see what we have.; ONLY TWO DAYS SATURDAY and MONDAY only left for \u2018those who wish to take advantage of our Great Discount Sale.tunity no one can afford to miss.\u201cThis is an opper- It doesn\u2019t cost you a cent to It may save you dollars.Cs ORE We.15207 DISCOUNT off the Regular Marked -Prices.- HIRTS, Collars, Cuffs, Underwear, Socks, Gloves, Handkerchiefs.brellas, Waterproof Dressing Gowns.Smoking Jackets, Towels, Fancy Vests, Silk Dress Vests, Pyjamas, Rugs, Sweaters, J érséÿs, Golf Stockings.ete:.\u2014\u2014}-\u2014 Mufflers, Ume Coats, Bath Robes; Turkish \"that many have been deceived by com- Paxton, w agree to take them to the Bold fleids.The men find out later on that they have to work a good part ol jithe \u2018way.and are sometimes stranded at port to wait for another steamer nhead at A WEEK TO LIVE.Unconcerned at His Fate, (Special to the Star.) Berlin.Ont.January 28.\u2014Allison received the news that the Minister of Justice would not {interfere with the law taking its course, from his spiritual adviser, Rev.Mr.Atkinson, last night.He - was not moved in the least, and only made a common place remark In reply.The gaol authorities say he never ex- pec anything different and consequently was not disa The decision o meets with general ap ntéd, the Minister of Justice roval here.The gaol authorities sa at Allison has converted and does not fear in the least his approaching death on the gal- ws, In his cell is tacked up on the wall a placard, bearing in big letters these words: \u201c\u201cThe blood of Christ aleanseth us from all sins.\u201d It was put up by AIH- son\u2019s spiritual adviser.The Iatter has approached Allison through that text, and that alone with good results.Radcliffe, the hangman, will arrive on Monday.\u2018Allison's Sarents will be al: lowed to sec their son for the last time next Wednesdav.A CHINBSE LAWYER, {Special O° the Star.) Vancouver, B, January 28.\u2014 A na vei addition may Sikels in due course be made to the ranks of thoze \u201clearned in the law\u201d and practising the same in Bri- {ish Columbia in the person of a Mongo- Han barrister and solicitor, Mr.W.A.Cumyow, or Cum Yow, a pure bred Chi- naman or: both sides, though born in New Westminster, and a professed ad: herent of C | hho offices of a well known Vancouver law.er with a view to quality in due course, r.Cumyow has g acted as 8 cou interpreter, and is thus well aware how rich a harvest from Chinese litigation and prosecution cases, Therein Chinese are concerned, can be reaped by a lawyer | who !s one of l'ibemacives and Knows thelr am, manners \u201caad customs, The Mongo an\u2019s application for admission will, when crialter made, doubtless | oreste quite a flutter in the British Co- cote As yet there 1 no t _ lumbis and gol barrister will pre- © ploader in entering cede.the first ledy Columbis bay professionally the Bri of Justice.BUTTON DOINGS.{Special to the Star.) Sutton, Que.Jan .E.A .Dyer has been elected ere of the Town- bp of Sutton.Louis Bertrand was injured a few days ago\u2019 while attempting to cross the C.P.R; task between two cars ol à freight train.The train » tasted betes, he got safely | across.THE GOVERNOR'S A.>.Oo.(Bpactal to to the Star) aint anes resi) on i seen ot Major GES Camp Mers She Ee Yor re Ay on the Tate wis sas Pere Ti nd T0 roc A COLIN ONE DAY Allison, the Miifdérer, Sald to be | == .assessment, called.for, .weed B a Air r Stock 188 ST.JAMES STRERBT.m3 Temple Building.* ?Winch's Market_- You ind some choice West- orn Beef, killel Lamb, Veal, Mutton, algo some fine Turkeys at 100 perlb.Prairie Chicken, Partridge, Fruits, Vegetables, etc.1224 av BILLIARDS.E.L.ETHIER & CO,, Sas Denis St.Montreal.Poal Tahiee ace Taborters D ot Oloth, Balls, Tipe etc.etc, wbus Electric Cushions are EDITOR ASSAULTED.St.John's, Newfoundland, Haas a } Sensation.(Special to the Star.) St.John's, N.F., January 38,\u2014Mr, Parsons,editor of the \u2018Evening Telegram, was attacked lest night by two young men or account of an article which appeared In yesterday's paper.He was standing at his own door, having just come out of the house.He was down, struck and bears marks about nis face EL The young men are said to be sons of McNeily, late Registrar of the Su.Court, whose accounts are reporte frre gular.It was a referomce to this matter Which incited the young McNellys to at \u2026 Parsons.Tbe matter will pro- \u201cbaby come to court.\u201cA MUNICIPAL DPADLOOK.(Specis] to the Star.) Brockville, Ont., January 38.\u2014There has been a dead-lock in the Counties\u2019 Qouncil since Tuesday over the election of a warden which has resolved itself into a political fight.The Liberals and Tories are Tate 8 arid and each has & sa d, J Foster, of - Smiths\u2019 Fal a Green, of Lans downe.The clerk, who ia acting chair- | which member has the casting vote.In such cates the law vides that the sen- tor mem of the district having the largest equalired assessment has.the casting vote in case of à tit.He holds that the law suggests no way of finding out the: so mat stand.entatives claim the casting wo .Sheppard, of Gananoque, and one of the cand! tetes for war- or one, represent large districts.\u2018 Un- loss an amicable Arran Sonn is arrived | 8 soon the matter will be submitted to e Attorney-General.| tir CURE IN STALLED.+ (Speolal fo tbe Star.) Bt.Fra cols.de * Moatmagny, Que., Jan- ua res A.Boletiot's installe \u2018tion as: ous of A Franooi s de Mont.Dagny ook place yes was 8 jarge gathering at St.Francois s station \u2018té welcome \u2018him.He from St.Phillipp de Neri, where he has been cure for about\u2019 six yéars phat.An address of welcome was read by J.1, Gendron, Inte jie?cure of ce REET \u2018man of the Council, retuses *o decide.¥ 177 ST.JAMES STREET 2387 ST.CATHERINE ST, WEST * 1558 ST.CATHERINE ST., EAST wi istter: Heaware at ha what Cavanagh.offeis® her! ! Do you buy your Hardware from Cavanagh ?A Third! c WHY ?Francois: tor \u201cwenty-one' did much tor the efor He of his 6hurch, re months: ore Ma da death A » J.seine arsh foot of lary for the smovat of 0 the t of the church.the new of A ie tL ona ey Lace ut price, $3.* samples price, Manofactu! ,50, $6.00 an gular price, Rubbers.One lot of 1,00, cat eh ne ot Sem A: e lot of Laïles Viet Kid button and a ce Pio and ane \u2026 Price Ladios\u2019 sam pas Simple Oxtor ANOTHER LIBERAL SPLIT.(Spéalal to to the Star.) \u2019 Quebec, Jantinry 38.\u2014There Is autd tod | grave dissatistiotion among the mem of the Mercier pe the recent ele Mr.Lane late Bhriner of, of he Sn At x th ater sre now talking of oa club ou père 73 mieux, En.stage Lans Roth, weed dependent diub di i at ie defeaty + 1e many.Tomine + Liborals.0 OUR CROWDED STORE demonstrated the fact that the people of Montreal appreclte the low prices that we are selling - our high grade goods at.> Mens » Calt ae Lace Boots, regular prico 3.0 and $4.50, & roguiar price.$5.00, 85.50 ms Franch Calf Oxfords, regular price $3.50, cut Runbbers.Itnbbers.THAT BUSY BIE CLOSED.n'« American Goodyear, regular prico a Crt ee.4 One lot of ons American Goodyear, regular price Amerioan Goodyear.regular price 's Goodyear cut price Jot « us \u2018American Rabbors, regular price eut price, - On American Rubbers, regular.ri .286, out price, Bie.mer price jes \"Viel Kid bution and Jace Walk siking Boot, regu- Oxforis in black and tan, regular Voice, 5.56.=e OPEN SATURDAY EVENING.- Succassars to Bir b Baskastl Oo, FRENCH & oo 285 4 207 SL, James Si.PS terra vwrencis .new and in Kora te Buckle Arctica, regular price apd lace, regular price $4.00 t, rena price 8600, dut EINGSTON- CONSERVATIVES: (Special to the star.) ; - Kingston, January $8.meeting of \u2018the \u2018Macaouasd CO mures Sr Ing s resolution was passed.et to Col.Whltmes, lesdez of Le 9 Lesielnt = tion, in the Ou lowing officers were slécted: P \u2018Mr.John Donnally; Arpt area T.3.Bhanke; Loticks; joint wecreCiFies, E.ty snd P.G.Dunlop; treasurer Ald Wi rehty ~R Th ting was well alten \"reat deal of enthuslian was dis i Saturday's Ce Snow Shoe Run to Lachine.Cazadian Skaters Busy in New York.\u2014 +.db GUELPH\u2019S HOCKEY CLUB THE LATEST TO BE.SUSPENDED-EXCITING ICE RACES AT OTTAWA=-0THER SPORTS.= VOODOO -HAT promises to be the snowshoeing success ol the sea .son will take place olan.Saturday _at- .:tèrhodh, wBen the \u201c -emaual cross-country steeplechase of the Argyle Snow- be run off.The run is shoe Club will from the city limits to Lachine, and it chHtdily dught to.be A snowshoe race in \u201call terine of the word.\"Tt wlll be an exciting eveat, with such men as Davis, of Lachine; and - Westlake, of the Overland \u20aclub, pitted against each other.While the interest centres in these two, the other competitors are of no mean calibre, anfl Kbmeé dt them ought ta get a clip at the favorites.li*the weather is any way favorable, there is sure to be a large turn-out of supporters x the runners, The tollo officinale Ww.Fu Futon, President Momt- Judges\u2014J rea] Snowshoe Club ; S.Brown, Pre sident St.George Ea ain Club ; H.ve esident Holly Snowshoe Club; LU.Banys, Rresidént-La Montag nard Snowahos Club; R.C.Thorniow, _ President Lachine Snowshoe Club ; J.G.-President Argyle Swowshoe Club; lurton, Preaident Qreriand Spow- \"aloo Club ; Ald, .H.Parsons, aa Starter\u2014Dr.tetes The- following |s- a -1ixt- of- entries : R.HE.Dails, Lachine.Studwshos Club, I, ian Marshal, Argyle Snowshoe Je ° Ww.Brown, \"Argyle \u2018Snowshoe Club, F.Auburn, Argybe Spowshoe Club, T.Westlake, Overiand Bnowslioe Club, _ Je {Overland Snowshoe Club.A.Duleault, Capadien Suowshoe Club, W.J.Shaw; -city.Runners will find dressing accomimoda- action at the P.A.À.A.rooms 1 \u2018The club will Fun \u2018à\u201cBlelgh out to - Le- chine and back, so that rties desirous ol secing the stert.and finish of the race will have an opportunity of doing so, STEEPLECHASE OVER A HEAVY COURSE.The annual club steeplechase of the La chine Snowshue Club was run on Wednesday evening over the regular course.The Ibte tall of snow had made the track extremely -heavy, -ond-the rice was almost a walking match for a good part of the way.The runaers finished in the following order: Jas.Tuck, 1st, 40.44; Æ Cas- bourn, 2nd, 49.52; M , Hurrell, 8rd, J.Scan- The - fic were\u2014Jud ges R.Masse, F.C.Sndith; ekeepers, A, W.Ward,\" C, A \u2018Smith; starter, J.Bartlett.Alter the boys had been attended to the members and their friends adjourned to the Prince of Wales Hotel, where a very pleasant evening was spent in dancing and singing.> SKATING, \"SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS.McCulloch Entered for the Contests at Spring lake.New York.January 28.\u2014 The speed skating contests for the amateur cham- plonsnip of America which were to -held- at Stiver Lake, Staten Island, be ginning yesterday, have heen postponed owing to lack of suitable ice, caused by thy tate Tain and thaw.The oontests will take place on Spring Lake, back of Poughkeepsie, beginning to4norrow And\" Tontnhing \u201cthe following Monday - d esd ~ Surveyors w ay out a aR a oie track with a quarter-mile stzalghlawa, thro the cen - Willlam .Robertson, who has charge ol the races, recelved word yesterday from Spring Lake, that the ice Ia in perféct cohdition and that a number pf the crack skaters are already at the lake.In addition to the entries made up to Wednesday, James Drury, o! Montreal, has entered for the quarter-mile, mile, five mile and ten- mile- championship Faces, and.DÉS Tai io pare | n .Jpile jupior championship, an he three mile ban dicap.K.Mo- Culloch, of Winnipeg, has arrived here \u201cpnd has \u2018entered \u2018for «lt the champicn- bip races, He started for Poughkeep- ue yesterday morning.\u2018An uindertaln quantity 18 G, Bellefeutlle, of Rat Portage, Ont., who, it is sald, has -deteated McCulloch, The = contest bet ween \u2018these two will, therefore, watched With Intarest, \u2018The Yond ton ar races -were won last year - of Newburgh, who has gain entered.\u201d The programme (3 as follows : Saturday, 3 p.m.\u2014One mile Junior championship, ene mile championship of Americi, five mile champicmship of America; 8.30 p.m., 100- 1 soraich (beats), \u2014twoemilo-handica p, 08-ya Monday, 3 p.m.\u2014440 pars charpionetip (heats), 380 yard pursuit, and yard finals; p.m., three-mile handicap, one mile local novice, 3 3 por\u2014Ten-mile championship cap.weer dN following allowances have been an- ed -for the » OLNC ree-mile handloap: B.A.Thomas and G, Bellefeuilie, scratch ; Thomas Cocner ss yards; Charles We- -Qlate, 78 La rd Morgan, 100 yards; a we oaride Boook, 5 N.Mobia ve an Ww.w Bride, EEP =-SKIN-TORTUREB ABIES ot for tired mothers in n warm bath Gowors.Bourne tsgieopétoaton (ointment), the voeu cet bo a wird humiliating: tobi burning, blesd- | ; and ER EE vis iii ~~ SKIN SOAP Disk | Es or roses; ( Ss.150 yards; G.P.Holland, KE.Richet, JE Freestone B.N.A thertou, D.Je, E \u201cKent and H.MacDonald, A W.Hallis, 58 jarde : John Hodge and Matthew Balrd, 250 yards.FANCY SKATERS.Competition Commenced for the Championship.New York, January 28.\u2014 At St.Nicholas Skating Rink last nigbt the fancy skating champtonshlp contest was begun hall a dozen amateur experts taking part, Phillips and Evans, the champions, were not among the ocon- testants, Arthur C.Keane, of the New York Athletic Club, who finished second last year, did the best work last night, and probably will win.About a dozen of the figures of the score or more included in the championship programme were gone throu some of the contestants showin very poor skill indeed, Keane and Brokaw ol Princeton, gave a good exhibition.The scores follow: Arthur C, Keane, [vins Brokaw, Se Nicholas \u201crating Club, John Doughty Paterson, N.J., 81, L.A.Sarvatius, New York, k, 31.Howard Ward, \"St.Nicholas 8.O., 80.Frank Horner, Bronxdale, 21, \u201c COCHRANE AUDITORIUM - PRINCE ARTHUR RINK.The second fancy dress camival of the season took place on Wednesday evening.The rink was gaily decorated for the oc casion with pumerous electric lights, flags and bunting.The ice was In splendid condition, and over 300 skaters glided to the strains of the music under 0- fessor McGuirk\u2019s leadership.The following is a partial list ot those who, participated in the evening\u2019s enjoyment : LADIES.A.\u2014Sadie Atchison, Tiddle' de Winks ;.Gertie Allen, tairy ; Lillie Armour, fancy dress ; Eve dersom, sunflowers ; Sadie Allen, who am ! B.\u2014Isabel Boddeley, Queen of Klondike ; or Barrow { 3 Boyd, queen of fairyland ; Miss Breanea, fancy dress ; Dalsy Bates, fairy queen ; Lille Burroughs, lames dress ; | mie Brown, chrysnathem 5.papas pet : Ethel Bain, MeGill College \u2018grad uates.C.\u2014Ethel Cowan, Danish peasant girl ; Gertrude Colling, Mary Queen of Scots; Rva Courcalles, \u201cflorist ; N.Collard, somebody's darting Mins Cassidy, lady in red; Katie nor ess ; ; Flosale Camnbell reba ennte Cullen, Ita lan lass ; Roma Camobell, Dunbar lass, D\u2014Emma Dow, summer girl; Maud Doherty, fancy dress; Susie Duanfol, lady 15th century; Jean Deals, market woman, ertie Hichorn, fancy ss; F.Evans, peasant girl; L.Early, snowflakes, F\u2014Mrs, W.Ford, fancy dress; M.Ford, yentine; May Fenton, evening star; A! Ford, airy gymnast; Bertha Forget, night; alle, fapcy dress; V.Falle, tanoy dress; Winnie ickers, little pet; Loule Pickers, sweetness.A, Gauthier, Night Queen; Mary Galey, fancy 3 A.Gray, *lancy dress; Mav A, Gradden, \u2018darling; .Gould, somebody\u2019s darling; Lillie Garry, pink of perfection.H\u2014H.Hoan, something nice; Miss T, Hart, girl graduate; Lou, Grace and May Henderson, three graces; Anne Howard, pansies.Gertie Innes, mitkenld | Annie Ing- lish, sewing girl; F.Ireland, German J\u2014Mand Johnson, Southern girl ; Lucy Johnson, old maid ; Alice Jones, lady of the French ; Maud\u2019 Jemeri merison, \u2018\u2018Josephine\u2019\u2019 of the \"French ; Lilly Jelly, pack ol cards, K\u2014M.Kenting, queen o! diamonds; sammer girl ; Flo Kutner, Tonlins Girt Flo King, an ho Dutobv women ; Kingham, sweet, sixteen.A.L\u2014P, Laforge, queem of Labbe, As you like it; Gypsy Queen ; Lammin POBEE ; W.Labbe ance, fairy ; Lille Lavers, ( Grace L ™ rio ; Lille queen ; e, queen of night.= Me iy fairy queen ; N.Mul- summer .Gy ; Metoaife Japanese ; Birdie Marsh: 1, t rend w Brown ; Winnle Malt- hy, Kate BTA | rota Murray, Stars Rose Murrey, ie : Mrs.J.E, Murrey coibeen ; 1tby, housemaid FA made Daub.a lé à Jean rrison, Br Riding H Mc\u2014M.PoNamara ueem of night; M.McGuire, little maid; McKeowa, lta lian gir}; K.McNamara, study in red; Jean McCannon, sailor lass; Miss MeMil- len, maid; Jean Morrison, Red Ridtng Hood: ; Anmie McRae as Miss McCr eCrory.N\u2014Lena Neve, Old Mother Goose; Ger- tle Noble, housmaid; Marguerite Nelson, barmaid; P.Noseworthy, 8.Nossworthy, pair twin babies, O\u2014Anrie O'Leary, tancy dress; P, O\u2019Rourke, fairy; A, Ollendorf, sweet violets; Gertie OQisen, mama\u2019s P\u2014M.R, Potts, red cross nurse; Annie Pollock, Italian sant; Lisle \u201cPol lock ily of the valley; G.a Pati, .Pac in, ontra P Red Ridin Hood: Jessie Pec F fancy dress.R\u2014E.oberts, ghost; Maggie J.Raith, summer; Ida Robertson, Princess Bonnie; A.Robertson, quean of dafefes; 8.Robinson, fancy dress.E, Saunderson, well, I want to know; M.Baunderson, who am I; L Steeve, Cinderella; Laura Scott, ht star; Mu riel Stanley, Molly fr it) he s pron sweet sole Linie \u201cTrestd der, chrysanthemum; Mrs.Wilfrid Thibault, star of the sea ; Lillie Thom , fancy d ress; May mo son, from alone, W \u2014 Gertle Wand, aight; L ; Effie Maioaco pri queen; Annie eeler, domino; star of the moa; 5.Wylle, d domino.GENILEMEN,.A \u2014 C, Austin, football player; C [8 As tess, prince; A.Abraham, Mephisto ; ¥.\u2018Arn'ton, James III.B\u2014H.Blumenthal, roc lored swell; L.Brico, mind 5 H.w, te; .Berna own: A \"Baten, abr i he ny page; A.Ba Bertrand, Slown; a Bou 1e Butoh many aa Ter om Thumb; V plow thiaume, ler Bi Goede PE Goats osha, Jubilee H.Cout aT oe , sow; H.Con, sie - Tue FEA nails, clown; O, Dagenals, Buffalo won J.\u2018Dualo , Jane; 3 Hy Ral flown: W bu: aton, Mary on 0 Scots, ne + Yellow Les j Ly Foreman, at sport; .Forres hat spo Ch lle; À A orebtS Tarlequins Ww, e; C.Fournier, nw aC \\ tramp; A.over, Hl kiss me syaulok; B a- reau, page Louls XVI; W Gordon, garrison; A.Grifliths, Tamilkande; W Greaves, Lizzie; R.Grittiths, Sister Mars: M Guay, king; R.Guay, broomsticks; Or sm, 5 Gall, oid Jimmy; Jno.Graham, r; all, o oman.Herber clown; G.Heard mama's dariing; O Oe Hoar oh, ba, ha; 28, masher; R.Hoerner, little a Hoerner, old Tamale; P.Hoerner, who's darling; Hamilton, Klondike gold; S.Hodge, sailor; p, Herron, J.Mc- Maton, twin Rurrots; J LA Hall, do- Henderson Barney Barnato ; ; nd master; H.elephant; F.Haveland, inside veland.fancy dress, P.Jones, Ladies\u2019 F.Jackson, Oh my; Oh, Village Sport; L.you stop.K.\u2014D.Kennedy, Kingsland, élown; C.J.Kirgsland, Rob Boy; J.Kelly, Richard lsti; P.Kety, King ot Hobos.L.\u2014L.Lionais, Cavalier; A.Loiselle, Dude; A.Lussier, Oh my; R.Lacombe, terror; A.G.Thompson, Bon ot match \u2014 ,.MONTREAL READY Fo __FOR OTTAWA.Montreal in in splendid trim, oto meet the Ottawss at the Capital t night.The team had their last pre practice last night, and judging by the game they Sut up should be more than a maton for )¢ o Semators, and return a notch closer ol tbe championshi There may possfb- be a ghange in the team as Si Saturday, fcr there are & couple of junior defence mom pla so well that the executive foel thay would strengthen the sen! team, e boys hope to have a good crowa of thedr supporters accompany them om their special train hich leaves Windsor street statlon o C.P.R.at 2.10 p.m., and returns im- he ately after the match.LIFTS.The Maisonneuve hockey team wil) meet the Longueuil Club in a friendly match on Saturday alternoon.The Maisonneuve teaun and their friends will ! leave the Longueuil whart at £30 p.m.arp.The West End Hockey team of Montreal will play an exhibition game in Lancaster on Saturday alternoon.The Pastimes of Cornwall are pépotisting with Queen's Second team of Kingston, for a game at Cornwall on February 4.If they come east Queen\u2019s will probably alee ay In Iroquois and Lancaster.he G.N.W.Telegraph Messengers play thelr \u2018second hockey match wit the Admirals to-night on the Mount Royal skating rink between 10 and 11 o'clock arp.On Saturday the P.A A.A.Hockey Club play their return match with Le STAR=-FRIDAY, TE poi TE © ok and | 3 ANUARY 2 in opens athlé are far Jets t 1 tol u t we it A Lh in scan the.ig 15 EY, prates When I told Phold Chem our mothods they\u2019 laughed, sad raid they sav ored of the \u2018pre; \u2018* I met men Proms haie who boasted that they had not seen the oollege camus di g the football season, and rinceton was not far behind.Harvard is more like Calllornla, and that is why she does not win, © Cambridge men are expected to study.At Pennaylvan- ja ou wi find the football pla; cruited all the ra from country black- e New York police force.New Haven, Oonn., January 28.\u2014 Ser- eral of the most prominent of the Yale leaders were made acquainted with the Berkeley, Cal., despatch, in which Everett J.Brown, of the University of Calitornis.oh s professionalism against Yale athletes.The utterances of ! Daptaln Brown occasioned consider able merriment.and all of the leaders refused to discuss them.as being too ridiculous for consideration.TURF AND TRACK.THE OTTAWA RACES.Ottaws, January 28, \u2014Ottawa\u2019s turf followers were lavored with elght more close finishes cer There were two events on the aîter the eighth heat both were ite over on account of darkness.In neither evemts has the favorite been prominent, and unless the unex ed happens to-day they are not Uke te kd out and win tbe money place them for first honors.The Class turned out the best betting race of the meeting.It is so split up now that any M.Robinson, Rosson Mldgets; M Le Mo tagnard I.on the Mon ard Rink horee in the list has a chance.Boh Grant, maire, Lord Dunraven; H.Levitt, Klon- .80 o'clock.These two played owned by Col.Turner, Ottawa's U.S.dike Bill; T.Labadle, Gens D\u2019Armes; the opening match in this League on Consul, was a hot favorite over the field, Lanning, fancy dress; W.Livy, King January 10th last, on the Beaver Rink, Friends of the colonel's from Waterbury, William.Le Mon tagnard winning oy 3 goals to to Conn:, where the horse comes from, cap- MJ.tramp; .Munster, The P.A A.A.boys want redeem tured ove ticket on him, and never Turk; J.Mere domino; B.Morrl themselves In thie eyes of their sup.1 sto up until alter the servant; D* \u2018Madgin, City Sport; G.Mas.porters, and turn the tables on Saturday third heat when there was a slight weak- son, Widow Brown; urray, Minstrel night.ening.6 was never prominent until the Boy; Jas.Murray, Prince Moche.The play put up by these' clubs in this fourth heat when he finished a poor Bec- Mc.\u2014Ed.MoGregor, conviot; F.Mo- League has been Bo far very good, and ond to Lou H., the Napanee pacer.At no [\u2014\u2014 PROMISES G NEW PAOBMAKING MACHINE OF MIDGETS THIS.1s THE IDEA oF A \"HUMOROUS NEW YORK CYCLIST, WHO AT TH:NGS FOR HIS INVENTION.Mahon, hockey A.MoBean, Jull- ette; F.McCoy, ber; E.McCoy, Nigger dude; J.MoGuigle, Jim the Penman.M.Nugent, cucumber; G, Nibhs, \u2018gar den beauty; G.Nicholson, little boy \"yet ; Alex, Noble, never swea M.'Relily, phar Jas.O'Leary, al Bight.Pope, sailor; G.ior) clown: F, ayer; Pouliot, clown; D.Peltier, ockey girl ; .Pollock, patient ; Gea, otts, girl) it Q\u2014P.Quinn, Jancy dress; Fred, Viette Tomete; Johnny Queer, 1s it so, ÿ pea ne ir); H H, Rer uw aw ce Roux y ; .Robert, bo Do L.Rudolf, sailer; T.et clowns J.\"Rogers, any old thing; F.og Belle of the \"Rink 8\u2014 John Se geen © of Hades; A.Sonne, gambler; F.TF OH.t, alter: Suilivan, nieeer; J.ser buntsman: 1 Stenhous J Shelly, Richard Swift, Toe \u2018pet\u2019 E.Scott, clown; G, Swinburn, Henry VILL Lu PF.\u2018Taylor, tramp; J.Louis XIII; M.Tres\u2019dder, nigh baby; J.Mer, Mephisto; W.Tobin, country try gent Thibault, white ep etranit, grandmother; W.Thompson, Gordon Highlander.W-\u2014 S.Wright, Amertcan bicyclist; P.Watters, clowns C.Wilson, prince; W.A, West, mailer; W.Wells, All-s Ben Bolt ; J.A Watson, domino; H.Williamson, what is itt; H.Wilkinson, sweet sixteen; A.Woodward, clown; A.Wamecke, Charles I ; E.Williams tramp; 8.Wilson, El Capitaine; G.Young, jockey; F, Young, domimo.WHEEL.ALL UP PRIMROSE.A special meeting of of the Prémrose Bicycle Club has heen called fcr this even- Ing, in the Club rooms, 814 Dorchester street.Delegates will be appointed at this meeting to represemt the club at the C.W.A.meeting on February 7.Every member is expected to to attend.\"HOCKEY.ANOTHER SUSPENSION.Ontario Hockey Association After Guelph Nationals.Toronto, Ont., January 83.\u2014~At a spe- olal meeting of the Ontario Hockey Asso- clation Executive last nght, the Nation- ais of Guelph were suspended until Davis and Franks have proved their innooence of the charge of professionalism.The re quest of Berlin for reinstatement was refused.THEY WERE SHOT AT.Montreal Athletes a Target for Brooklyn Miscreant's Bullet New York, January 28 P.Mac Ponsld and\u2019 James pepe, both of Montreal, had a rience while walking down Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.An east bound elevated train whirled past them, and as # did some miscresnt leaned out of the window and fired a revolver shot at the two men.The | bullet struck MacDonald's hat and carried away part of the brim, graring his head.The assailant is unknown and no causes can be assigned for the action.MacDonsld is a speed skater and bas ined considerable reputation as such in ew Yo ls is a member of the Brooklyn Cire tenn and was formerly goalk seper 1s for the Shamrock hockey team of Mon BERLIN MAY GO ON A PRO- FHSSIONAL TOUR.paca to the Star.) si tn the Ui na others ha done.States, THR CHAMPIONSHIP.To-morrow evening tnx Quebee.will the Victorias here at the Victoria in a championsht mn should be \u201cjs ere pay oo boc be in ie most people \u201cpect the Rome teem there is no doubt that Saturday night's match will be up to the standard.The Twin City IL.Hockey Club of Bt, Henry met the Klondike Hookey Club of Point St.Charles on the St.Lawrenos Rink, Point St.Charles, and after a fast Kame the Twin City succeeded in win- uing.Boore, 8 Sto 0 AQUATICS.~~ ASU JRPRISE.Change in Date of National Regatta Causes Loss of Canadian Entries.(Special to sue Star.) Toronto, January 28.\u2014The aanounce- ment of the dates of the National À.À.O.regatta Jor July 22 and 33 has caused some su cotpment among row- men here.Heretotore the regatta has been held about the middle of August, a, week or more alter the Canadian regatta, and on this account it has drawn some entries trom this country.of date of this year\u2019s regatta to a iod three weeks earlier than usual and before the C.À.A.O, regatta has held will alter the situation materially, and there will be, it is feared, few representa- Lives from Canada at Philadelphia.The impression also prevails that the change 1 injuriously affect the Canadian re atta, as the United States scullers who were wont to take it in will aot now come this summer.ATHLETICS.BROWN \u2018Pons NOT LIKR BASTERN AMATEURISM.Berkeley, Cal., January 28.\u2014 Everett J.Brown, captain of the University of Calitornia, we 0 has just returned from an eastern p, taken in the interests of the atnletlo cela tion of his college, asserts that the athletes of some of eastern colleges are not amateurs in the true sense of the word.At a meetin the Athletic Association; he said in thi connection: \u201cWe are told to look to the East as MR.better Me as Ayers Cherry Peo torsl, has made a record for ita its remarkable cures of asth that bave been consider bo or help > have been by remedy.We give two examples et such cures out of the many on record: .mother has boen a t suff from ier for tho past ten To aud br recovery is almost without a parallel On account of her advanced age\u2014over avenir we had but little hopes ere of ever sesi well again ; bat wo are Las boom eue cad ul to inform you that she been en by the of A \u201cI was 3 sufferer for 8 bong time from endear 0 er © Ol Por Pro dat bottle afforded me 80 eu ots that 1 contiuged tho se of the POSE CE oe Chanotte, N.C.bad he could The summary follows: 2.22 class: purse $250.time during the race did it Appear that Lou H.(Johnson), Napanee.4311 ootwings ices Fe Peterboro.1228 AA OA { Tan), 3148 Sabel N os; Ottaw a FURR 8534 Bob Grant (fiche, ci Conn 2482 Josephine (G \u2026 6676 Joneymald, hrs 5, 3867 Prosperity enna) Brantford.7788 Timeo\u20142.34, 2,34, 236, 23512 2.27 class; purse $200.Jubilee Quecn (Lascelle) Ottawa.118 Japa W.B.(Burko) Ottaw: 3 221 Comfy (Plourte) Otaws.1877 Mon ) Ottawa.4338 4 (Peacock) Ottawa.ee 54 0 4 id Ping Preacott.& $ 8 han ne (Taylor) Morrisburg 8 6 5 (Bar Otta 786 Gien; vaine ry 235 14 1-4, te 4, 2m THB FINISH OF THB MATINEE PERFORMANCE.Wednesday's matinee was finished Yes terday at the Jacques Cartier ice track.After four heats on the first day the finish had to be postponed on account of darkness and it took place before almost as large a crowd as was present on the rst day.It was rattling good sport, and the arrangements were perfect, The judges were the same as on the previous day and gave every satisfaction.Following is the summary: M.Powersbm Souvenir.3 2 1 1 4 5 J.Deardon'e blk m Molly O.1 3 7 6 1 4 l L rs bm Minnie F J 81282582 s b g Glenwood 663 Cae ea 3 P.Benoit's db g Randolph 613 Bashaw 87677756 J.B.Dempsoy's bik x Hod: (us ney.\u2026.\u2026.LL.2 2e & 8 A.Labeau's bg Young Vil- \u2018 6 8dr 4 52 34d M.gore à g Dominion Boy 8 dr 3dr e\u2014L40 1-2, 2.4314, 26, 2 14, 241, 24714 BL 265, TURFMEN EN ENTERTAIN BD.Mr.J.P.Dawes cata entertained the representatives of the Parmer-Hendrse syndicate at luncheon at Maplewood cn Wednesday, after azra ts had been completed ho the Jesse Ny Bel-Air track, ose present at the, luncheon were W, C, Melnt warmer, drie and KE.Dodds.The visitors trom the other side in one sentence expresse thought ef Canada.[Lens put tersely, and Mr.Parmer was £he spckesman.He sald : \u201cOanada 1s awful cold on the sur Ince, but ft is the warmest place om earth when you get down to hospêtality,* BOWLING.M.À.À.À.va, \u201cve.VICTORIAS, The third teams of the above clubs met last grening in their first schedule match on the Vistoria alleys, the M, A.A.A.toys wining bys majority of of 334 pins.Following are the scores.VICTORIAS.M À, À.A.MAJORÉLY .nme socsuvsasensscuccuss THE VIO8 BOWLERS.ar Vics\u2019 new alleys are now In fine no Ric\u2019 and a phew bells have arrived, ji sooges are looked for a add Mon to the ciation and stood that several MISCELLANEOUS BAG PUNCHING A\u2019 AT THE ROYAL, The announcement that a bag punch.Ing contest would take for a wager a the Theatre Royal last night between Ed.Woods and an unknown in the bands of ** Tommy\u2019 Boyle the yell known sport, drew an immense crowd to that theatre last night.Everybody waited patiently until near the close of the performance, in expecta tion of the fun.When manager dan of the Company stepped up upon \u2018he stage he was greeted with a tremenduous yell of excitement.Boyle superintended the arrangements of his man pnd asslst- ed in choosing a Judge an one of whom was to osen dt cach \u2018party and a third by the audience.Martin Costello was named as Woods\u2019 supporter while Boyle chose as hie man \u2018Paddy\u2019 French, another well known figure in sporting circles, a Mr.Kelly, acted In the oapacity of judge.The toss up decided that the stranger should to the front first, and all craned t heir necks to see who it would All expected that \u201cTommy\u2019\u2019 had a de rion in stone for fhm snd all were genuinely surprised \u2026 Lo pson, a hotel nding wae then atv: duced amidst another yell and the contest commenced.unds were three minutes, each to punch as he pleased Simpson's punching was swift and determined, but he appeared to be too much in earnest.His passes were good, and he delivered his shot from the toes upward.Woods on the other hand took his exercise quite coolly and hardly moved the lower part of hls body.His strokes were closer and deliverad with less exertion and if anything he was in rather better condition then his opponent.Towards the end of his round Woods also punched blind folded, but made an awkward slip, Both the contestants, however, were credited with one bungle each, but it was altogether à very pretty exhibition of the ar After a few æmoments the oontest was declared a draw and the appouncer was promptly hooted.At this the gods made themselves heard and a perfect howl was set up.Boyle again stepped to the front to quieten them but it was no use.Manager Sheridan then offered to raise the amount to $30, and have it decided tonight.but was again met with a volley of vells.The audience would listen to nothing, but a decision, Simpson then stepped forward - to the apparatus blind- tolded, but was not allowed to punch.As things stand at present the contest remains a draw to be decided to-night if both parties accept.Woods\u2019 exhibition was the most scientific of the two, but another big struggle 1s looked for tonight.GOSSIP.overs Flanagan and Jack Dougherty, utr, are training hard st Atlantis Étty for their match before the Toronto Athletic Club next month.Tom Davis, ol Esn Francisco, and Herman Flxel, of Meadville, Pa., middie- weights, fought a filteen round draw last night before the Dunkirk: C.New York.It was an even battle trom start to finish.Pixel, however, got: a trifle, oth punishment.n the pall roun; men were very groggy, Davis being knocked down, but Rice in six seconds, As a preliming aH Lobee, of Bultalo, and Billy M Toronto, fought an eight round rw\u201d In n letter the Buffalo Courier, Homer Selby (Kid McCoy\u2019s brother) says that unless Fitzsimmons or Corbett covers his money ($300) posted with Richard K Fox, at the Police Gazette office, Now Yo within six weeks from January 25, he will claim the hear welght champion- sh Rad oe defend it agalnst all comers as The St.pA Globe Democrat 1 London cable says; Mrs, 1s about to appear as a dant i a suit which will entail the laying bare to the publie ot her relations with the late Ab- zdon Baird, the milllonaire sporting man, who died in America Shortly, after acting as second for Jim Hall he latter's feht with Fitzæsimmon Baird ts credited with having lavished large sams of money upon Mra, Langtry.He gave her a famous race horse, as well as a sum of money alleged to have amounted to as much ss $200,000.When the executors of his estate made sn inventory they found the property in ques tion in Mrs.Langtry's possession.She albee that They had been presented to her by ib 8 5 re an, » paged, that she had » eed © him.ars bas lost the deed, and an advertisement is appe g in the papers, asking for its return, LOCAL NEWS, MAISONNEUVE MATTERS, Meeting of the Town Counocil- The Elections.The regular meeting of the Town Coun- oil was held en present, the Mayor, xd Councillors 88, Houle, Dupuis and Christin.After rout.the Finance Committes made a report, recommending that the Mayor, and Councillors Gilbert, Du and Christian be empowered to negot ate a hosn ay off the floating debt of the town.ule report was adop and the committee will set about their work at once.This Is the first step in the direction of straightening out the financial difficuities o! Maisonneuve.It te under- ood offers bave al- y received for the loam, and thers is little doubt but that the negotiations be snocessful ln enabling the town to effect a v considerable reduction in their Interest account.A question arose ae hy the taxing of the poles belonging to the Montreal Belt Line Railwa Jeanne d\u2019Aro street, and Councillor Mansy moved that these be cut down level with the ground by the workingmen of Maisonneuve, This pe cullar motion found no seconder, and the matter was dropped, after Councillor Massy had made an ant appeal to e The municipal elections are beginnin if Lo arouse much Interest.Three counci retire each year.This year Messre.Obi: tin and Dupuis will seek re-election there is a vacancy In the East rare, o¥ln to Mr, voir having un- on quo-warranto ing.It le probable that Mr.Christin will be uno posed in the West Ward, but Mr.Dupuis will have strong opposition in the Centre from Mr.J.D.Martineau.In the Nast Mr.Jos.Riendeau, jr., is in the field, and there are rumors of another candidate.Meanwhile the Munioipal Assootmtion have not yet declared themselves, but an important meeting will pes held next week to organize for ib the « cam campaign.The Propriet ssociation, which did ch ood ot at bos in protectin hts of the property owners, will al.Hs take a active part in the elections, and, Borer er, there promise tq be lively times in Maisonneuve in the fight be tween the present Council and the Reform party.AMHERST PARK.At ths annual \u2018meeting, of the shareholders of the Amherst Park Land Com- y, held on Wednesday, January 96 the Jollowing gentlemen were dected di- tors and officers for the current year: Gauthier, dent; fred.CEng fea A.Haig Sim Miss May Reynolds or; Mis, Cecil / ors, souretaty-toes- - 8ims, \u201cBoutbillier, F, 4 | SE i Promotes Digestion Cheerfulness and Rest.Contains neither 4, Morphine nor Mineral, T NARCOTIC.vg of 074 Ir PUTER Fampn Swd- xse Spt A A ect Remedy for forCons ; rg ate Stomach, Dia 118 Worms Convulsions Feverishness and LOSS OF SLEEP.Fac Sunile Signature of : ir.EXACT COPY OF WRAFPER.oir i at a 8 is \u201cJust es ; ES AS MERE Er 7 a] SEE THAT THE | FAC-SIMILE _ SIGNATURE e IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY Oustarla 1e pat up ta cms-alse bottles aly, 24 s not sold in bulk, Don't allow anyone te anything else on the plea or promise that good\u201d and \u201cwill suswer every fh vow\u201d AF feo that yeu gut 0-A-B-T.EL THE GARRICK CLUB.Their Second Xvening of This Season.The second performance of the Garrlok Dramatic Club took place in the Stanler Hall on Wednesday, and was a success indeed.If the club continues ee ke such strides the spectators will forget that they are watching amateurs'who are just performing three nights a season.À triple vill was presented, \u2018A Pair of Lunatics,\u201d * Uncle\u2019s Will\u2019\u2019 and \u2018\u201c\u201cM Lord in Livery,\u201d that little comedy whic was made familiar to us through the medfums of the Rosina Vokes Ocspany.The active mxmbers of the club ver: the managing director ; trofdon, \u201cBiste 1] Sener ME Miss Wolterstan Thomas Mr.Mackay Edgar, Mr.\u2018Huntley Drummond, Mr, Springle, Mr.E.G.Mason, Mr, Stead, Mr, Huntly Gordon and Master Meredith Brown.cast for \u2018 À Pair ot Lunatics\u201d was Mrs Cecil Gordon and Mr Huntly ele ps wes a vi olly In \u201cMy Uncles Win ME prie w was extremely good, also Mr.Mason.Those members of the Garrick Dramatic who had the pleasure of Miss Campbell at the last performance re Ena how well she can play, and last night she Played up to her usual mark.\u201cMy Lord Livery\u2019 was very lively.Mics May Ber: nolds made the best of a good part.Miss Wollerstan Thomas\u2019 part was so inade quate a one that it would not be fair to criticise her.Mr, Mackay Edgar, a shin- star of the company, was splendid.ss Monk was good, as were slso Mr.Hunt Huntly OO Gordon, .Stead and Master Brown.Meredltt, the many members of the Gar- are: Hon.Chief Justice Sir Melbourne and Lady I Tait, Mr, and Montagu Allan .H.Drummond, Mr.som Thomns, \"Miss Wolferstan Thomas, Dr.T.Wolterstan Thomas, Mrs.Rolland, the Misses Lack, Miss Knight, Mrs.Coo er, Dr.and Mrs.Wayland Campbell, ME, and Mrs, Stevenson Brown, Dr.bbotaon, Miss MacCallum, Mrs, Ernest Judah, Judge and Mrs, Wurtels, Miss O'Bricn, Mr.and Mrs r, ses Edgar, Mr.and Mrs.T.Gordon, Mr.amd Cecll Gordon, the Misses Monk, Mr.ond Mrs, Baumgarten, Mr.Otto Donner, Mr, and Mrs.Lewis Hkaifo and Mr, and Mrs, and the Misses Roy.INFRAOTIONS OF REVENUE LAWS.John Horne of 198 Berri street, pleaded guilty to a charge of selling liquor without a license bet Te Magistrate Lalontaine afd was sen d to a fine of $130 and costs.od thal) High Constable Lambert arrest- Houde, 97 Dalhousie street last hee for ha in bis ssession a quantity of rettes not legally Hamp od.In the Police Court this morning h pleaded ¢ gully and wes remanded for PUNISHED FOR THHFT.trate Lafontaine Arthur fontaine to three he Tyears ES od noe: de Pours for ett.He was arent ted b Derestive Guertin, of the C.LP, abou A week ago, for pes sage between Montreal and nf also stole goods from a freight oar.THE CORN EXCHANGE.Among the recent nominations for bership in the Corn Bxchan Asso- clation are Mr.R.W.Reford, Robert Reford & Com mpany, mominatéd Mr.W.J.Gear an r.A.E 2 Cook, with Messrs.Bider, Dem mpater & © ampany nominated by Mr.C.Kedaile.ST.LOUIS WARD.Meeting in Favor of Mr.J.D.Cou tare\u2019s Candidature, \u2014\u2014 A public meeting in tavor of Mr, J.Couture, cendidate tor for seat No.1, Louis Ward, was held Wednesday st the hall of the Union St.Jomeph, the electors, and in a short but effective.speech anuocunced his He bad scooped with Dleasuse e nomiantion red to him by à large number of inward.His first interests e city at large hs would serve his own, as he was ne à PROT oe er both in St.Louls \u201ca drop cEculd be pot roperty taxation.o already Deavily enough Ho \u201cwas entering the mixadcipal arens without any any previous as sociations or ties emy men party.He would serve none but his doctors and the citizens at He hoped all his fiends would ao der inoreezss best to secure bla return Mr.Pa guette Drtetly replied, stating question After t cr him he question of ot ol wo e thought spd old enemies œume to offer him their support he would accept a third time, After era T.Lepine ha had sald a few words for Mr.Paqu uette, Mr, L.T.re chal, avocate, addressed the audience, Ho congratulated St.Louis Ward on having had in the past years as worthy repre sentatives as Aldermen Renaud and Sari- gnac.He paid a tribute to their honest ty and devotion to the interests of thelr fe low-citisens.Their career was above ail reproach.Yet these two faithful ser vents of the public had always found a decided opponent in the person ol sotusl candidate, Mr.Paquette.Mr.Marechal reproach ed Mr.Paquette in severe terms on his hoc at the last election, when defeated by a mmjority of three hundred.He had as a revenge sacrificed the Interests of his ward iy do- priving Mr.Savignac of his chancea to be elected as president of the Finance Com- , mittee, in asking 8 recount of the ballots, and his friends cannot forges theses very ttable words of Mr.ustte.\u201cfia or Atkinson made powerfu} He had twice before su Ha Poquette, He was fighting now, Mr.Paquette, since his laat election, had allied himself with men who not de serve publio confidence and he was bound to be against him.The meeting was entirely favorable to Mr.Coutnre, and judging by the feeling, he will be elected.WEST WARD, ST.LOUIS, An enthusiastic municipal meeting, {= the form of a public gathering of the ral held Wednesday Fotis in el sen new candidate who has been lorw s Mr.rs as a candidate for the a, Her here oi about, one os os \u201cactors present who offe eir sup of Mr.Minogue's supporters Cl the meeting, among whom were SAIS, w Robillard, Onime Oliver, Warne, le, Dubreail, Chesalier 4d \" tions are lace on the y January Slt i elections on the ay February 7th following.or \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : BOARD OF TRADE OX thew; Pr mas Ore rth: Tat Vice] hes] CN d gent of the Board ot of wt, by His Worship Mayor AT 5 6 TT He _ pe dence that the points.FIRST BOOK.LESSON 11, How can you tell a good bicycle?Judge it by tho tire it.wears.That ia a sure sign of worth.It is direct evi- wanted to do the best for the rider\u2014 - : though it does cost him a little more.: Ii he failed to supply jou with the best tire you would surmise that he had used\u2018 the second best in other wulagrable - Makers of poor wheels begrudge the extra dollar for Dunlop tires.They should not\u2014and must not maker of the wheel .| THE WONTREAL DAILY: TA OF PARKS.batters From Many Aldermanic - Candidates.\\ REPLIES TO WOMEN\u2019S PARK PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.- Aldermanic candidates have in many instances promptly replied to the letter ad- E.dressed to them by Lady Hingston, president of the Women\u2019s Park Protective As sscistion.The following are the replies : \u201cDear Madsmn,\u2014I am in receipt of your favor of the 20th instant, in which you Inform me that Mount Royal Park is now threatened by a serious invusiva, sand in which you are good enough to ask my opinion as to the City Cor ncil proniniting occupation of the park by amy person or corporation for any sort of co se.I am greatly obliged for this opportunity of expressing my thorough sympathy with the aims of your association os o preserving the integrity « or the park.1 bed not.however, heard la ely of a contemplated invasion of the pari e most sorlous invasion accom od 30 far was the erection of the oun- tain Elevator by Mr.Mann and bis asso- élates, a structure which seems to afford a maximum of disfigurement with a minimum of public convemience.I believe there was a further {nvasiom contem = plat- 20.hy Mr.Mann aad bis friends, but {rom | from.the nature of the suppart Mr, 's candidature in the West Ward is receiving, I am ed to believe that the project myst have been ababdoned.g the names of gentlemen ol wach undoubtel public spirit ee as Sir William Hingston sttached to Mr.Mann's requi- , 1 teel sure that Mr.Mann must bare ven assurances that he has aban- the iden of any - further encroach- dons upon the park by the commercial entérprise oI which he is the very active and managing head.\u201cIn any case, your association may de Eline upon my \u2018opposition to aay schemes the park mom its legitimate \u201c1 bave the honor to be, dear Madam, \u201cYour obedient servant, B.CLEARTHUR, ¢ \u201cCandidate for Seat \u2018No., St.Lawrence \u201cDear Madam, -\u2014 In reply to your elr- .cular desiring my support in your efforts .to preserve Mount Royal Park as at pre- : - sent, would say that am in hearty ac- \u201cx cord with the sentiments of your Asso | + giation, and shall do all in my power to #8.© avoid the evils which you dread.: \u201cI remain, yoars truly, ERBERT LE Ce \u201cHE B.AMES.\u201d 4 \u201cDear Madam,\u2014I am toda lay tn receipt \u201c, of your very kind favor ing Mount : Royal Park, and in reply to say that .you may count on me as amongst the fore- «- most defenders of our beautiful mountain .park from Invasion by eingle individuals > corporate bodies, for commercial pur- # es your Association a Z ty de Su tude for the noble ser- ?.vice lt a couple ot years ago, \u20ac Jud 8s hat help could then, so ire Ti 1 always be glad to assist your mem- or bers In any way In my power {o preserve , the mountain for the people of our good ; \u201cMost respectfully, + \u201cA, A.STEVENSON.\u201d \u201c_ \u2018Dear Madam,\u2014In reply to yours dated January 90, I beg to say that T am decid- say opposed to the city selling or trading \u2018 City itself.se wbate a Mount mt Royal or any \"of \u2018our Teton will vote wml any such proposition, Sch \"Yours truly, eu .JAMES McBRIDE.\u201d * Dear Mad Madsen, Your favor receiv and, In reply, would beg to state that am entirely opposed Nr of Mount Red kind Nal description on grand old in the Ooi on a late ocoaslon when an attempt was made to give permission 140 erect an observatory under what I con- i; sidered very dangerous, not to say sus- :.Mlclous, ciroumatances, In any case I have \u2018on [ore then one occasion stated publicly in my place in Council that I would aecver donsent byt iar as my wate and influence went to permft ape foot of our ountain Part to be used for p an han! tor which it was originally in in- : ro vis, the common property of the nr dave the honor to remain, dear \u201cYour obedient servant, \u201cB CON NAUGHTON.\u201d Hi © \u201cDear Madam \u2014In answer to your oir- © euiar of the 30th inst, I may say that I ; à 00 in fmpathy with your association as far as the protection ot Mount Royal Park is concerned, and should I be elect- od I wilt reatat the Invasion of the park by any corporatfon tor commercial purses.\u2018Yours reapectfully, 008 A.EKERRS.\u201d | Dear Madam, \u2014 In reply to your letter .ter of January 90, desiring an expression of my opinion about the preservation of Mount Royal Park, I beg to say that whether elected or not as re :,æ> Bentative of St.Lawrence Ward.I s all 7 do my utmost to prevent Mount Royal | or corporation for any sort of commer- + rise.It would indeed be a 3\" great calatnity, and {in every way disgraceful, were thet beautiful park Fiver \u2014 over to entérprises that would mar the quiet and beauty which now invest it foi; with so much charm.I am delighted to i.know of the existence of your Associa :., tlon, and am glad to observe that it 1s > vigilant.I Pre sure that it will have ration of every intelligent and patrio fo citizen, remain, dear Madam, \u201cFaithfully yours, \u201cROBERT STANLEY WEIR.\u201d to any encroachment pnd UE US SRO ee Madar \u2014 esteemed favor to Don.and 1 oa belleve me in sympathy with with the Women\u2019s P.tect on.II elected I will use my influence to atop any lavasions of the park privile aincerety #JNO, SCANLAN.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cDear adam 1 In roy Sr hod letter thé of \u2018Ro ot i ti ot unt : reser ati wo Mount Royal tte cit wick: and their use In no\u2019 way changed, b lowing any en commercial = otherwise, o do so.have been set apart at able expense for recreation, \"TE the pos] ot the citizens of Montreal, and as such they should be malntained in a proper manner.If elected, I shall do all in my por, to prevent Any encroachment by the Montreal Street Railway, or any CORO or ._ \u2018Your obedient servant, EDWIN THOMPSON.\u201d \u201cMadam,-~Anewering your commantos- tion of the Mth inst, | am pleased we that I endorse strongly the object your association.Public parks must be kept tree from anything dangerous to the weliare of {gee Ting such places.espec tin \u201cJ, D.COUTURE.\u201d \u201cDear Madam\u2014In answer to your kind communication, 1 must say that you are doing a noble deed.The works of women are always inspired by God.The Montreal Park must be kept entirely for the pleasure and the health ut the people.I promise solemmiy that 1 all i elected, do all in my power to protect bt.The Montreal Purk, the gem of our beau- titul city must be kept intact, must not be touched in any form or manner, \u201cYour most respectful servant, \u201cVICTOR ROY.\u201d Dear Madam, ~\u2014Your letter re Mountain Park, recaived and contents aoted, and in reply may state that I am entirely of the opinion that our parks should be kept for the bemefit of the masses, and that the city should spend mcre money on them for their comfort, such as \u2018seats, swings, etc.\u2019 If I am elected to the Council 1 will do my utmost to pre vent any invasion of the citizen's right in the mountain or any other of our public parks.\u201cBelieve me, \u201cYour obedient servant.\u201cJAMES COCHRANE.\u201d \u201cMadame,\u2014Although having been eleot- ed by acclamation in the Centre Ward I do not hesitate to give you my opinion as to the entrance of the railway company into the park.My views on this subject are very well known, and it would be unwise on my part to support anything objected to by such a great number of citizens ot Montreal.**You oan rely upon my hearty supp when ne question comes up im our City Counmoi \u201crl have the honor to be, Madam, © Yours respectfully, \u2018 \u201cBH, LAPORTE.\u201d Mr.Wiliam Mann hms replied to the Women\u2019s Protective Associat as foi ows: Respected Ladies, \u2014 In enswer to communication in re Mount Royal I have to apologize tor not rer you before, as have not been at my office tor some days.I consider the Park as & whole is the ! property of the: , amd should be held sacred tact as a recreation ground and health breathing spot for each and every individual member of the | community, not one foot of it sequestrat- | ed for any purpose whatever.If the pub c require any means ol ingress or egress | ge any part thereof it should be provided, owned and controlled solely by the With highoet To Lady Hingston aux and others, om The reply of Ald.Turner reads as fol- Van Turner desires to acknowledge re celpt of Lady Hingston\u2019s communicaf the 20th inst., and would uy find her that he will im the Interest of I have already stated so ' ù the public generally, use his endeavors to prevent any invasion of Mount Royal ark, which would in any way interfere with rights of the citizens or debar them from using it as an enjoyable resort for shemselves and tamilies,\u2019\u2019 ASSESSMENT OASBS.The case of the Cicy Ticy against the Montreal Street Railway and the Montreal Gas Company, for assessments in appeal, came up betore His Honor Recorder as Montigny, yesterday morning.It was again tponed owing to the documen: ary evidence on the part of the Crown not being \u2018complete, A postponement vas made until Saturday next in both ANOTHER APPOINTMENT.It is ried \u201cthat Mr.EB.Price, tormerly ¢ ied clerk in the ad office of the Grand Trunk, and more recently gonnected with the Hearle Soap Manu- acturing Company, has been appointed Rerinens, Passenger Agent of the Inter colonial Rallway, with headquarters at Monoton, N.B.GOOD NEWS FOR \u201cTHE VALRB.\u201d The Park and Island Railway has resumed inne from Victoria avenue through Mount Royal Vale round the mountain for the first time since Sundays snowstorm.For the last tew days the inhabitants have had either to remain at home or come to sown by the old anti-car method\u2014on smowshoes, SOIBNOB CON VERSAZIONE.The students ot the Faculty of Applied Sofence at McGill are arranging Arn a conversazione to be beld in the Faculty Bullding on the evening of Th Februa Th ursday, is will be the first Yano.3 , tion of Ita kind to be held by the students of this Faculty, and wi place of the annual drive H take the at office.or, ## sealed, free.de Hours, 9 to DRAINS, NIGHT LOSSES, VARI- COCELE, UNDEVELOPMENT, INPO- YFENCY and all results of YOUTHFUL ERRORS speedily cured.NO FREE MEDICINE SWINDLE OR C, O.D.FRAUD: -.* \u201cCONSULTATION FREE.don't live near Spough to call, rite, tor above book, sent DR.A.SANDEN.158 St, James Street, Montreal, Quebec.ame 8+0%6%23%06%9090OS O +03 000U0U0S0WWOS | CURED 5,000 WEAK MEN last year with the DR.SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT, famous the world over.No drugs, no ill effects, but simply hature\u2019s own remedy\u2014 Electricity.Sundays, 1 20VWOVIVIIVIT OVI TLV OIVOIVOEVITVLOVTHT® Mr.Armitage MoO) held their chine last et.A vary vas spent b HAfmésAncAGoR| Personals.H Mr.Justice Plamondom, of Arthabaaks- ville, is in town at the Queen's.Mr James Devlin, of the Albion Hotel, has ust recovered from a severe illness.Mr.James Mouley, foreman for Dawes & rss sworn [no yesterday as a Justice Peace.Captain and Mre.Robert Fraser have re- tumed to the city after spending 8 tow weeks in Now Among those wbo have taken their de- rture to winter in the Southern tates is Mrs.F.R.Alley.Mr.J.J.Hannan left on T ing for New York, where he sailed by the SS.Majestic, on his annual trip to Europe.Miss Pentland, of Quebec, who is at present on a visit to Montreal, Is the uest of Mre R.À.Lindsay at the herbrooke.Mr.Arthur C on and Mrs, Congdon, of Winnipeg, who are among the recent arrivals [rom the North-West, ure at the Windsor.Miss Ada Wonham has arrived in town from New York on a visit to her parents, Mr.aad Mrs.Walter Wonham, at the Sherbrooke.Messrs.G.A.McNaughton and J.W.Stark, of Huntingdon, representatives to the Masonic Grand Lodge, are registered st the Hall, Mr.J.B.Lambkin, district passenger agent for the Government Railway ystem, left for the East Wednesday in the interest of the road.Madame Bergeron has rejoined Mr.Justice Bergerom at the St.Lawrence Hall on her return from Philadelphia, where she has been the guest of her mother for some weeks, .Dr.J.H.Hogle was married on Tuesday evening to Miss Lillian Brunet, daughter of Mr.Alfred Brunet, of Montreal.Dr.and Mrs.Hogle went to New York lor their honeymoon trip.Mrs.Arthur Simpson, who has been the guest of her brother, Mr.Charles Tylee, at Fairfields, Ste.Therese de Biainville, is at present visiting her cousin, Miss Ross, 9 Simpson street.Rhodes, o! Quebec, is in town on his way to Kogland, lor wherce he sails from Portland by the Carthaginian.Mr.Rhodes is about to undertake an extemsive tour in Evu- rope.Among the American visitors who bave arrived in town to enjuy flor a few weeks the sports amd pleasures of a Canadian winter are Mr, C.J.Tanner and Mra.Tanner, of Pulaski, N.Y., who have taken up bneir residence at the Carslake.A very smart and fashionable function was the tea given by Mra.Charles Percy, at her d tlul residence, Were- ark, on Monday afternoon, when among the gues ward, whose beautitul minatures, which he kindly exhibited, were the certre of attraction.Mr.George Jangua nEUST, o! Quebec, was yes- Board of Trade by Ma: Bator Suds; Mr.oO le by Mr Judge; Mr.F, W.Kay, of Listomel, ry.Messrs, A.MoFee Sq; Dufty, ot Sweetsburg, by Mr.Henry McShane, and Me, Z.Brosseau, of Chioage, by Mr.A.G.Thomson, The friends of Mr.Z.P.Brosseau will be pleased to learn that he is in town upon a short visit.He will Leave again for his bome in Chicago In day or so.It will be remembered Dany ee pre JBroassay was a db or pres cy of the Chicago Board ot Trade in the last elections.\u201d The e Josdinge Mc Montreal West citizens have ames Kirkland, employs, wih an address and a \u2018purse on the occasion of his approach marri The address, which wish the reo ent, with his prospective ride, every happiness, was signed b = A, Trenholme, wos P.Baustord \"C.arnecke, Dr.T.W.Kelly, and hot Ay and about Mrs, George Molson, Bishop street, presided with kindly hospitality over a very pleasant and success! euchre party on Taesday evening, at which she entertained a number er friends, assisted by her daughters, Mr man and Miss Molson.\u201d After à keen contest for the izes provided for the success ope tors, a cheery supper concluded a delightrul evemung.Mr.Percy Scott amd Mrs, Scott, who are among the recent arvivals from land on thelr return trom their yr ding trip, have takem up their resi dence lor the present at the Windsor, The return of Mrs.Scott to Montreal after an absence of several years im Edinburgh ls à much weloome event to her large circle of friends and relatives which was celebrated by a charming tes given by her sister, Miss Henderson, McTavieh street, which wae nu merously attended, at which Mrs.Scott wore a delightful \u2018combinatton of green Irish popln, blue satin and guipure, with picturesque black velvet hat with black leathers and blue rosettes.In the tea room, which was beautifully de Sorated with pink roses, Miss D.Hen- on WAS AS ss Clouston and Miss L.S =A a Violet Mra, wentworth J.i gave a charming y ung people's tea on Satur day in honor of her second daughter, Miss Buchanan, followed by an equally successful one on Tuesday after- non, when her guests included an The beautiful roms of Le del shtfully appointed new resilience Te a\u201d on So occastone.The hos- teas was gowned i a handsome cos tame of gray satin.Miss Buchanan's pretty frook of gray silk was relieved with trimmings of pink chiffon, Mise Alice Buchanan was also prettily gowned in gry, with bodice veiled In blue chiffon.tea table was a charmin symphony in pink and white, sarried out in pink carnations and white hya- cinthis, the effect alded by the artistio plank allic shades of the handsome silver candelabra, In the tes room the Misses Bu were assigted in their hio: table duties by their coustne, Miss Li y Buchanan an Miss roc Buchanan, tehead, mn Mac Mrs.Johm Tumbull, Mrs.Joha Mac lean, Mrs, Mrs.James Aird, Miss Dun Mrs.Herbert Wallace, Mrs.Walker, Mrs.Victor Buchanan, no, Mrs, Patrick k Buchanan, Mrs Henry Dobell, Mrs, Haery Scott, Mrs: Oe Buehanan, Mrs.St, Reading Mies Sump Smith, Mom, Frshe Mive Symmers, tite, Mrs, Stearns, rs.Reford, Mrs, Macleod, the Misses ord, Mrs.R.Ev- Mr ham Clay, Mrs.Lindsay, Miss Lin indy, Peg Lynden Smith, the Misses Pachansn, \u2018Mrs, Sheager, ART STUDENTS DRIVE e students In the paires su e \u201c DIOCESAN O VOLLEGE.The atudents of th the Dicossan i cel Lhe i bold moos thelr snnual ooù- w evening, ts.wes Mr, Gerald Hay.A GOOD BICYCLE | IS KNOWN BY THE WEARS.a ee ns Too T0 A Sure Sign that the \u2018makers have built their wheels of the best that could be bought-when you see the finish to it all is the fitting with Dunlop Tires.Caverhill, Learmont & Co., 0 Mootrea, WILL FIT ALL \u201cColumbus\u201d and \u2018\u2018Earl\u201d Bicycles DUNLOP TIRES.Past experience justifies their judgment.buy bicycles quick when they are fitted with the best tires, for the tire is the most important part of a wheel.: nl TIRE IT some choice French W.\u2018 Troc Postry, Fiction, Ame \u201c KLONDIKE.\u201d THE MONTREAL WINING AND TRADING COMPANY, LINITED.Capital $59,000 in 5.000 Shares of $18.00 each.\u2014-\u2014\u2014~BUARD OF DIRECTORS.Montreal, (Vice-President Hochsl JA Wag ard ain Bhheter Mz.ROBERT BICKRRDIEE, M.P.P.wr J.Tuneix, Stock Broker, Montreal ; Lr.-C: prsit.Co, Montreal) ; Alderman HN Cormious, (Montreal Modes Mn.Joux A.OGILVY, Merchant, Montres ts lected from » Jorge oa bum to the \u201cVakon Gold Fields under a two engage the party developing Mining Claims A member of oountry.À Ion chars st remate to be soi pagablo na folows \u2014 Le Seat $9.00 per share Ta ass} pers Aven tem days notice, $1.00 por ahare upon tweniy daru notice.The balarion to form & reserve Fund ab SRE tl > + For a information apply \u20ac Mentrea eh President : MR.won oatreal Trost and BOARD, ETS DARTIETE, vu tant, Montreal.stockbuld-m, are.olinlsered 10.8 £0.re tf 7 the © man who bas had experience BRE Tm nt Butidine.qe At FRASER S ; UCTION BOOKS; ar SANT In General Literature, Stejdard Legal Works, rocks\\ Canadian Histor can History, make \u2018Will soll the above by poe.auction on Satur- th Jannasz at dia togaes où apr ns TO LET.No.221 ST.JAMES STREET, {Lately occupied by Dufresas & Mongenats,) A rare chance to secure à large and commodious STORE 0 or V wa KEHOUSE, 64 feet frontage oy 1 124 feet in in depth.Newly concreted men Goods Entrance by Fortification Lane.Well lighted.Rent moderate.Possession ist May, possibly soouer.Apply to CAMPBELL LANE, Room 317 Now York Life Building l¢tt Cd ra ADAMS TUTTI FRUTTI AIDS DIGESTION.FREE, 2g at of sets ef Son from Tutti ge um.Get one.64 :6 >atytf LECAL CARDS.NcOIBBON, CASGRAIN, RTAN & IDTCHELL Barristere, Salicitors, Etc, Canada Lite Building, Montreal.R.D.MoGibbos, QU.Th.Chase Casgrain, Q.0., PM Percy Q.Raa.Victor B.Mitchell.Burveper.Ney Crusader,\u201d ** The Old Factory,\u201d \u201cLo ¢ e+ Krery known modern if id $ reater, ot à opene-fe-a-fortnight, but the silence Of kind and generous friend, the considerate Interests of Canada by Sir Wiitrid Leurter Six Willig Harcourt, the Liberal leader, Magistrate whose demeanor always blend- !n violation of the most solemn t election fights wh given bim before be obtained power as your ta_khe von o on fights when ed dignity with true tender feeling, 16 is to ie views and ORE of PP re Ny parts is to Opposition, is significant.gimeult to fled à word which describes gard to trade on peal tna id ' £ .yp rae E W.Te Wiéhell.who vus \u201cQué trouble {tail about The prograaime t cague in the Empire, long Advoos déreuto ot thin compeny, and We \u201cOn the Surd 0?Februery ; An revers or CE 0 every seoflon wants Hs'own fad put in oe ae feellng of the ao ones Gaited Emoiré Trade Longue The ntter ber taiimony BL lategrity hung, tas the drop failed thrée times; and healthy and isvigoriing.Wels for haguia) sal infor Winter AWS 3: \u2018tise-firat-place; and-the habit of a clique will miss Judge Jette, and to them bis ex- ment o Rnowledis Sn ion preter - end shily ad his at a tion to the Ine © reprioved.T At t fa.eth.vonstituency staying away from ample will be of profit and value.In ex- tial trade to Grest Britain In the tariff.fn | dei =\u2014rees : ) ; = 0 the { nh thia BOIS ga with ibe Temperancs tending sincere and warm farswsll to Tlohtion of existing treaties which meds \"Looked Upon as Standard.A TRIP = \u2019 par ty.dnPlymouth the other day vote the departing judge, we may venture to by Pastmaster-Genera! ; In the October issue of the Dominion v SCREW x Lo eR a ne mana unless bô offer the new Lieutenant-Governor & Got Medical Monthly and Ontarig Medical Jour TO J A MA IC A oP Viciou.A.ict thn dam Pt u e |., himæell to some particular sou dial welcome, in the conviction that the head ihe a Ter escent ort \u2018 re af \u2019 ans, 9 An\u201d AN is Jest growing into an unpleasant pol same qualities which enabled him to dis tiéet' factor.eharge the judicial functions with such A number of these preparatipns on he ramids), Jolla Jerusalem and ket, and there i» no doubt @bout t lvan: The Quesn of West Indian Islands (Breer omatantinapie, A pe \u201c8 fret a part-do local polittes and ponspier pes .tastes possussed hy these sii ives \u2014BY THE patents 8 ; spicrous success, will assist him\u2019 \u2018to s in.everything el \u2014 t= rt lo Issues play in a modern election fulftl other and different duties with ote {| o tor Ln a.te À natistied sale re and ne al | GhAT Tt is by no meAns.ImMpro- dit to himeeif end with honor and edven- \u2018fable that tn the near futore it will be {pu 40 di tive - oblel Inigefabr to obtain the feelings of the | Magistrate he bus No boum hoe oon bituencies upon questions of the day | remet the i niust be rfectly hatistied Le Ailatern, = icneû nos only that the mardi shall be of the ATL AS LI Jartaiary MEI | Eth Thue being Fare, re onal ad , Bley.Uva samt.conte u © : © ionnl advantages to persons .a 15 a De ee CSA in recommending \u2018the aseking ns vocation of limited een tot Y= Hrs.11500 Fin?that * h aud reat.The trip from New York 1 MA profess! en they wan , Be.t t and effetive tation, to pre 17 , J En Brita va seo & large section of the YOR OF MAGOG: || en BER RE 7 | are Bon el peo Ai \u201clandowntux mutrmpioyive element In the Magog, Que., January %.-\u2014At à iheoting » bls.1 : CF dele is wives judgment \u2018in cent crimes Ts chonmion) Analy.HOLLAND-AMERICA ry, \u201cYorv snd Unionist party alienated from of jthe Town Oouncil Dr.1.W, Ghaimers sure the \u2018 and St \u2018 ave | Tta daily uno L'ecpaîthe system clear, the PIM FORWOOD & KELLOCK, For eA E ah ER heir leaded.n@fig to the passing ci was unanimously elected M ) À à are Brea Ay | ; Blaod oh health, All d Modrrate prices, grent eoncori, véperiee os ti e : rs A.s.whose ex .3 + 1 à 4 pal da ish .Y tiohs.A! 5 tor Fook and terme th Paw.eyéontend are too wil make oe Engl General Agenty, 24 State St., New York.gars.Bern , ow York, to D.9; » \u2019 bottle.Trial a JIA Dougie Battersby, 104 Fusion 8h.Jor, Gator, 1) Willies @t, W.3 Heors, | 1 Kem my LW.Jems Bt, £70 ood Rdg.) \"AS Ub ie aot on the programme 16 82 Beiar (Mechuaics lust.ak en = 3 A 7 to Road Committee ABUSING HIM.\u2014 tion of the Council, end discussed a report from Mr.ers yeawerday.; \u2018The report caused much comment, ;: Trad as follows: |.\" Yo the Chairman and members of Road Committee: - Gentlemen,~} have to report that derman Ouimet came into the office terday with a number of carters abused me before the said men, He made an electioneering and told them that he wou _ ter the 2nd February be changed in regard to myseil, that was too much a master and that 1 did as 1 liked, otc., etc.1 beg to imform you that the foreman bas instructions to pay ac- the the carters from 100 to 450 a load, cording to the baul, which I left to foreman to te as to distances, they varied to the different dumps the different sections.Upon a re ty City est hau 1600 was street, and 1 ust to other auls paid at the which would be \u2018as 1 have other arlow, and reduced ihe whole - Mount Royal Avenue, Gentleman, it I am to be abused and in- \u2018terlered with by aldermwn before all my \u201c-tmen in the office, and besides, insulted, must beg the Pp M- or elae I canno _ sconomioally for the city, agement.5 Yours truly P.W.ST.GEORGE, City Survesor.Nearly a thousand men are at wo day removing snow from the streets, rer STOCK EXCHANGE.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2018ho Old Building to be Thoroughl Renovated.Lo The members of the Mantreal Stock Ex a change are to have a new home, or - foust the old ome renovated in such manner cognize it.It js the intention ougbly renovate the somewbat téned building where brokers have bought many years.Another the prosent strtuture, roduced, and tequirements, - A sire and general .nen flapted to the business, and ] pdsome flooring, new rallings od, the j Artèrs.a ork will begin on the structure in the .early spring.OFFICERS RESIGNING.| \u201cCaptain Sims, cf No.8 Company, and ut.Adair, attached to No.8 ny, have resigned their commissions & Royal Scots of Canada, ; lee: osficers in the Scots, and his regiment.During the recent troubles >the corps he was one of the few offi.Parade and his example in an inspiring effect upon oors Always on this respect ha Ms company.Me was among the officers and men of the and was a moat efficient officer.; ANCIENT POMPEIL \u2014\u2014 \u2018Prof.Adams, of McGill Untverrity, gave re interesting and instructive ave.on \u2018Pompeil'\u2019 in the gallery of the Art aus- Quebec Assocla- Architects.The lecturer dealt with the\u2019 recent discoveries in that an- olent city, and spoke of the work ol ex- oing on therein at the present ay.He illustrated the most Interesting aces with magnificent views, the interbors of some of the honses aa they appeared 1700 years > ° 600 Association lst evening under the ces of the Province of - -ploration apots and and show \u2026 Epecimena of ancient pottery and Implements were also ehown, About i people attended the lecture.eee FALSE ALARM EPIDEMIC, pire \"ire Brigade are very much \u201cthe large number ot falan ave been GY #0) rne or two Injurtea have oceu 1 i: alarm fiends, mat ; YESTERDAY'S FUNERAL.4 \u2014 ho funeral of the Inte Edmund S.\u201cshel.only child of Mr.and Mrs.S.hel.took place yesterday afternoon from The oasket was literal- sent The service was apd the inter ot of the Temple @A Mackay street.Ay cones with beautiful Gowers DT relatives and friends.M: @onducted by Raboi Veld, é t was {a the ca nu-El at Mount Royal Cemetety.ra MR IRWIN'S DATIREMENT.etary of the Mon t services from the Metal sad rocers\u2019 B ntary nature, and coupled ; abe tantial parting gitts, SALOON KBEPHR FINED.\u201cHerbert Furst pleaded guilty before te tatontaine .morning ¢ Re 0! minor em od $10 and oosts, 6 restaurant-kee = et an Line off: x oe e ones Paule : bs the complainants.: or Dteen days.TON City Surveyor Reports CHARGES ALD.OUIMET WITH Mr.St.George Asks for the Protec- The Rand Committee met this afternoon st George, the City Surveyor, on the strike ot the Amherst street gang of Snow cart- and the A} yes- and stating that | had no authoity to reduce wages, ech to them ses that af- that matters would port tram Mr, Barlow, Depn- Surveyor, 1 found that the long- Lo 1 _ feet, and the shortest \u201chaul 100 feet for the carters on Dufterin told him to reduce the wages ol tha carters to ten cents a load, carters, same :ÿate.\\ The foreman mistook the order ol i : \u201c his reation b, which imoludes sume of rotection of the Council, undertake to do the work 3 which, you \u2018mow, muoh wants economy fn its man- to that they would probably not re- to thor- old-fash- the Montreal and sold for a good story will be added to elevavors wil) be nt! in lect the structure will\u2019 \u2018 be changed entirely.\u2018The present room .ODBY by the Stock Exchange ts, so lax w nd nas Merous other improvements are intrcduc- | brukers will have most desirable Both resig- pâtions have been forwarded to Ottawa and will be dealt with by the Militia De- tment there.Capt.Sima Is one of the re ment will be deeply regretted, not only : Fthe non-commissioned officers and men \u2019 \u2018\u201cB Company, but by every man In most popular ots i.Obie! Benoit and the officers of the City annoyed over alarms which turned in lately.During the Past two nights five false alarms have been §.$urned in from various parts of the city, gpparatus, owing to the bad state of the Fonda Chiet Benoit offers à reward for Inlor \u201c#hation leading to the conviction of false Fis- Fis M rin 1 r.G.A.Irwin, the retl assistant ontreal Board of Trade, received handsome recognition for his Hard- re Association, the Montreal Wholesale Association and the Wholesale GQonda* Association.Xach of these ies adopted resolutions of a most com- them with Ma- a no St, Lawrence was for placing the Pie Oo 1 as a to look alter its interesis \u2014 THE RAILWAYS FAIL TO AGREE, \u2014 C.P.R.Will Put on an Extra Train FROM TORONTO FOR WESTERN TRAVELLERS, Difficulty About G.T, R.'s North Bay Rate.The Canadian Pacific and Grand Trupk Rallways have {alled to come Lo an agreement regarding the transportation of passengers destined fræ the West, over the Grand Trunk's line from Toronto to North Bay and in future the C.P.R.will rom a passenger train ol its own from Toronto by way of Smith's Falls, connecting with the Transcontinental train from Montreal at Carleton Juno tion.- - The time tables of the C.P.R.has been altered tg meet the changed circumstances, the new arrangement going into ef- tect on Tuesday, Febru ry L.Turouto passengers will in future leave that city at 13.30 noon by the C.P.R.instead of at 1 o'clock by the 6.T.R.That train wil} reach Carleton Junction by way of Smith's Falls, at 7 p.m.The nscontinentai train will leave Montresd at à p.m.instead of 4.50 s,m, As formeriy, and meet the Toronto train at Carleton Junction, end the \u2018Toronto passengers will tremefer there.The change was brought about by a de mand of the Grand Trung tof an Increas ed mileage percentage on usiness they crannferred to the C.P.R.at North Bay, the junction point.Mr.D.MeNicoll, Passenger Trafic Manager of the C.P.R., stated to-day that the C.P.R.was wil ling to allow the G.T.R.an increase but they were not entitled to It.The Grand Trunk, he said, wanted to divert business for the west via Chicago and the C.P.R.would not be a party to any such agreement.The C.P.R.has spent large sums of money fn advertising the Canadian North-West and their route and does not propose having the business go by American lines.The C.P.R.osed to in thal.n.Sometimes the Canadian North-\\West lost settlers by their diversion to American tines.The C.P.R.waa working to build np the North-west and had taken steps accordingly.The management of the Grand Trunk confirmed the report that the two roëds had failed to come to an a ent re grading passenger business, but were successful in regard to freight business between Toronto and North Bay.The dis pute was in regard to the rates and the Grand Trunk states that while It le true the C.P.R.offered an increase, the old rate was very low indeed and the proposal of the C.P.R.did not meet thelr views.It was true that the Grand Trunk was interested in carTying passengers to Chicago.It was not, however, a case of diversion ol trafic.The Grand Trunk hanl to Chicago is very much longer and the rate much more profitable than on the business to North Bay.As an evidence that the Grand Trunk wanted to be fair tn the matter It was pointed out that an agreement had been reached on freight business.MONTREAL AND OTTAWA Teams to Play Ottawa and Capitals To-morrow in Ottawa.To-morrow the Montreal senior and intermediate teams go to Ottawa to play the Ottawa and Caps im championship matches.Both the sentor and intermediate teams are in excellemt condition and their supporters ara confident that they will be able to win their matches The sendoxr team to play the Ottawas wil be as follows : Goal, Collins; point, Murphy; cover point, Baird; forwards, MoKerrow, Haorsfall, Locke and Howard.The intermediate team to play the Capitals will be chosen Irom the following pie cre : Hamilton, Norris, Oharleton cLeod, 8, Fernie, T.Fernle, Edgar and Jeffrey.The teams will leave tor Ottawa hy a special train which will leave the Windsor street station ol the C.P.R.at two o'clock.There is a \u2018limited number ot reserved seat tickete for the Rideau Rink, where the match will be played, In the possession of Mr.Andrew McKerrow.BANKRUPT SALB.Benning & Barsalou sold this morning at their rooms, for John MoD.Hains, curator, the stock of boots and shoes of Adolvhe Franklin, amounting to $1225.67 as per Inventory, to A.H.Moore & Co., of Magog, at 33 cents on the dollar.Marcotte Bron.snid at their rooms this morning for Messra.Kent and Turcotte, curators, the stock and fixtures of the Bt, I.awrence street store of D.Hart, valued at $3002.95 as per inventory, to Messrs.H.8.Schever amd Co,, at the rate ol fitty cents an the dollar.NO MORE CONTESTS.\u201cTommv' Boyle wants it known that there will he no further contests between bis unknown and Woods, who is now playing at the Theatre Royal.The Cuban insurgent leader, Aranquren, has beem murdered.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Received too late for proper classification DEATHS, MOWILLIAM\u2014On the 95th Januarr, 1 at the residence of her daughter, Mrs Robert Stewart, Quebec.Margaret McFarlane, widow of the late Thomas McWilliam, contraotor, of thin gity, aged 73 years.ora) ov Monde: the Slut inst.from hor son's residence, }Not Urbain atreet, at 230 p.m.ss THE WEATHER.Thursday, 11 np mm.Propabiiities: .Lakes and Georgian\u2014Fair and cold to-day.followed to-night by rising tomperaturs and a Got and Maritime.Fresh te griberir an © n to westerly winds: fair and Yeadon oo t Supertor-Cloudy and cald with light anow- Alls.Manitoba\u2014Turning colder again, with northerly to westerly winds, ~~ A, - Friday, 11 a ms-Probablittios for the next twenty-four hours: Milder to-night, with a light snow fall; turnsing coder again Saturday, with north-westerly winds.NS SN NTIS ae AANA Maximum and rainimam tem tures durin WR Ama \u201cfour hours: Kamloo 18; ; Mod fiat PACS Qu'Aproiie.9.8 Balou © Wfnat: , 1%, 4 below: Arthur, 3 below, } below: 1 s Toronto.we .30, 1 ow; + 8 slow, Montreal, below: Que- William Kearney, Eugene Gagnon, Theo- \u201d Nepoleon THE \u2018MONTREAL DAILY 8 ee LIQUOR LICNSES GRATE \u2014\u2014 Commissioners Conclude Their Work.\u2014 NAMES OF THE SUCCESSFUL \" APPLICANTS.Hotels and Restaurants for the Year 1898.Licence Cowmissioners Desnoyers and De Moutigny have granted the following certificates for hotel and restaurant licenses, which will take effect on May 1st, 1893 : Jos.Riendeau, Telesphore Lagancile, I.A.Lapointe, Jos.Laporte, Jos.Bougie, dore Larue, Bridget Kane, Michael Hayes, Joseph Pelletier, Olivine Paquette, Noe Champagne, Fortunat Gaudreau, Damaso Gravel, William McGuiggn, Roch Archem- banit, Napoleon Richard, William O'Brien, Alex.Borrion, Albert Lucas, auguste Le- beau, Theophile Parent, Michael Daly, Oliva Tessier, Altred Charbonneau, Allred Friend, Amede Parent, Telesphore Renaud, Thomas P.Stafford, Victor Bougie, Altred Henri, Jose Schnisder, Camille Thouin, Edmond udry, Joseph Couture, John Love, Patrick McGoogan, E}- sear Parent, Henri Reynaud, Hormisdas Roy, Emond Quintin, Felix, A.Chagnon, Alphonse Lanctot, George Wray, Staninlas Arbour, Gedeon Cou Ant.Molinari Joseph Reker, Rock Charron, Pierce Meunier, Th Severin Tessier, Danatien David, Lawrence Power, Louis Poire.John Kriich, Walser Martin, Edward Hillman, Phileas u Patrick Sullivan, Simeon Robi- doux, Louis V.Thouin, Toussaint Vieu, Edmond.Delcourt, James Dempesy.Wil- Mam Bolton, Arthur Gutlbsult, oth Tracy, Victor Vallieres, Felix St.Vincent, Arthur Jones, Cleophas Roy, Nap- bi Jules Arkin, B oleon lay , Hu Chagnon, John Albert L\u2019Abbe, Amaede udin, David Bound, Angele Cardinal, Joseph Cheuse, Amthime La inte, Philess Mälaire, Philip Meehan, 2pmas _McBiearty,_ Alphonse Poitras, Poullot, Louis N.mead, Jane Kavanagh, on Lebel, Baxile Raymond, T.Bourgie, L.G , Odile Morand, Antoine Monette, James O.Day, Alphonse Valiquette, Jobn Johnson, Joan L.er avd Onell, John Smythe, Benoni p ames Canille, Louis Durand, Hilaire Frignon, Joseph Moreau, John McDavid, Narcisse Parent, Louis Leboeuf, Amable St.Laurent, Bdouard Fortin, Michael Kenny, Radolphe Chevalier, Richard Coogan, J.Everett, Odilon Larouse, Amedie Meunier, Emilie Piche, Edward Brophy, Max Weiss, May Coogan, Celanire Larose, Alphonse Pilon, George Marks, Christopher Doheny Phil Uppe Duval, Ædward Fitzgerald, Emery Gauvrean, Robert J.O'Connell, Jane Davies, Francois Beauchamp, omas J.Hamlet, J.Allred Agatte, Nar cisse Beaudry, William Kearns, Theophile Dolle, Henri Paquette, Willian Peardon, Allred Bourgeault, Sophie Cognac, Paul Casxilais, Albert Danseresu, Narcisse Renaud, Dina Naud, Emile Vissieres, Maxime Bougie, Thomas Barry, Thomas Burdett, Telesphore Bris- son, Alphonse H.Goulet, Theophile.Eth- ler, Edward Askew, James Fenky, Hor mdsdas Boismeure, Thomas Quintal, Ca- liste Parent, Jeanne Chateau, Andrew.H.Hathoïme Ferdinand Laroéqué, TFa- bien Vermette, M.O.Lacasse, Emery Cadieux, Uideric Leclaire, Willian Beatty, Julia Ganson, P.Z.Millette, P.A.Levee, Marcaline Ranger, Jos U.Cartier, Mar- gagrite Willock, Joseph Cartier, Alex.ion, Claudia Dionne, Elizabeth Adam, William Abraham Dute: Al- phanse Girouard, M.Brosseau, J.Quinn, Alf.Clarke, Chas, Lebeau, C.Fitzpatrick, Antoine Decary, Louis D.Gagnon, Emil Horn, Bucher Dubuc, Henry Jeliy, Edw Costello, Marie Louise Durand, Samuel St.Jean, George H.Wray, Charles Low- rey, Elisa Oskert, Cesera Cousineau, J.B.Fafard, Joseph \u2018Lanotot, Katie GlMok, Herbert Fuerst, J.B.Lapointe, Alex.Le- febvre, Joseph Lepine, Hormidas Viau, Cleophas Vidricaite, Kdouard.Barrette, James McKeown, Charles Perrault, Edward C.Perkins, Ambroise Cartier, Denise Simon, Honors Bounentant, Ferdinand Gi roux, Joseph Rheaume, Francois ™~ meau, Andrew J.Welab, Julie Hamelin, Bridget Prendergast, Joseph Cote, Pierre Jules Godin, omas J.McCarthy, Remi Arbour, Narcisse Gravel, Odilon Morin, Leon Payette, Alphonse Racine, Brid- et McGoldrick.Elizabeth Bernard, arie Louise Guibord, Arthur Lapointe, Lawrence McNlece, F.X.La erre Eme et, Lorenza Laurin, Louis Cou peau, John A.Kelly, Avila Lauzen, Robert Nurnbe William Walker, John Meehan, Emails Prevost, Georgina Moren+ 124 Moise Paquette, Fred.Ricketts, H.Wade, Louis Vallee, Adeline Delorme, Mederio Menard,, Louis Coulombe, Mary O'Neill, John P.Peary, Adels otrier, Jane Walton, Aglae d, Isaac Mc- Ras, Kdward Bra ; hals, Jos.C.Dumont, Annee Beliveau, William Chenier, \u2018Lionel Charlebois, Jos, B, Durocher, Julie Boucher, Alex.Julien, James P.Dawes, enry Hogan, Thomas \u2018J.Leahv, Magloire Dumont, Edward Bir ingham, Hormisdas Ooutols, Henry Bois- mire, Sophie Gagnon, Ov Perrault, Robert Wiseman, Nicolas Preseau, Albert Gohier, Francis Upton, Arthur Demers, mas A na Mallette James Roby, Onerime Sonlieres, Ernest Riel, Benjamin Lepine, Joseph Haebert, James P.Boyle, Catherine Boland, Adile Chartier Nuzarie Gauthier, Antoine Huot, Clement Laponte, Pierre Labonte Charles Leveille, omas Lapierre, Hi- lans Montpetit, Joseph Lemie Michael Murphy, Francia D'connar, illlam Potts, James Sheridan, Trefle St.Martin, Charles R.Willls, Sarah McElroy, Henri Lamarche, Patrick J.Flynn, Ge eon Forest, Annie Bell, Patrick Carroll, F.X.Gravel, Damase La lzear Lamovieuse, Jan.Lowrey,Jas, McColliry, Ovila Toupin, Hormidas Ther! Charles Boyer, Joseph Boileau, Flota Cochi- naine, George Charbonneau, Arthur Dude maine, Peter J.Kenedy, Pierre Lan glos, Napoleon Monsst, Miam J, Mar tin, Catherine Green, Ellen Ha: es, Joseph Phaneut, Jose: Parker, Wilbrod Roy, Adolphe Benoit, Catharine Hanley, Ulric Lachspelle, Ferdinand Lachapelle, Jamea Murphy, Ed.St.Jean, Thomas H.: Wad- dell, Wiltrid_Cadteux, Ada Lalonde, Oliva Leganien;\u201d Will'am Ryan, Maximilien Re naud; Joseph: Berrie, Nellde Counois and John Drury.A COAL OIL EXPLOSION An alarm of fire was turned mn tat when the b e arrived it was found that the flames had been put out.THE CITY COUNOIL The City Douneil js called for this after- spon to of some routine business and to disouse the {in I DEGENERATE.Dr.Larmarche's Opinion of Tom Nulty NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS ACTION, Has Made a Close Examination of the Prisoner.\u2014\u2014 (Speclal to the Star.) Joliette, Que., January 88.\u2014Practically the entire sitting of the Court in the Nulty murder trial yesterday was taken up with the expert evidence ot Dr.J.B.A.Lamarche, a professor in medicine at Laval University, Editor of L'Union Medicale and a well known authority in medical jurisprudence.His evidence was very favorable to the defence.Dr.Lamarche, it appeared, had been sonsulted by the defence\u2019s counsel some weeks ago, and bad made a special study of the case, from the pbint of view of medical science.having closely examined the oner and carefully gone over ail the instances ol Tow Nulty's peculiar ao- tions for some years past, as related to him at the time by Mr.De Salaberry.Although the doctor admitted yesterday that some of the points which had thus heen told to him beforchand had not been satisfactorily established by the evidence in Court, still! he stated that enough had baen proved to lead him to helieve, conscientiously, that the prisoner was an eplleptio\u2014a degenerate\u2014and that at the time he co tted the murder be Was uot responsible for his actions.The fret question which Mr.Archer had to ask ol! witness in the afternoon had reference to the bleedinæ of the nose which several witnesses had testified to having frequently noted in the prisoner.Witness saf{d that as bleeding at the nose when mol caused by a blow on that or gan indicated too much blood in the ne- glon of the brain.ao it was also often a concomitant of epilepsy.\u201c11°?then asked Mr.Archer, *\u2018this aus- preted epileptic were to suddenly kill, a is three sisters and his brother, would you consider that as still further was suffering trom the in ted disease 17 **Yes,\u201d replied witness, \u2018\u2018tmpulsiveness without reason being one characteristic of epilepey, ! should comsider such a deed a farther prool of the existence of the disease, *And it, after killing, say, his first sister, he lost all knowledge of his subse quent acts and during this loss of consciousness he committed r similar acts of violence, would you consider thia also in keeping with the known charect- eristica of an epileptio t\u201d **Yes, an epileptic would be quite likely to lose his consciousness whdle in the per- tormance of the act.\u201d **And it this person, after the crime, confessed his guilt freely, opemly, to strangers would you consider that a for ther evidence of epilepsy 1% \u2018*Yes, for au eplleptic seldom tries to bide his crime,\u201d was the reply.Cohtinuing, witness sald, re to farthet questions by Ar, Afcher, that there was no doubt that an epileptic might comanit a crime with know edge of his act at the titme, and yet he absolutely powerless to restrain himself from the commission of the crime.It would be quite possible lor such a person to retain his memory of the deed and yet be at'the time thr Teen wus dune quite without reason\u2014to all intents end purposes insane.He might even be sufiiciently con scious of his act to try to keep himeell from doing it, but ineffectually, the im pulse being uncontrollable.The peculiarities ot epileptic fits were then further described by witness, who sald that the attack was generally preceded by premonitory s toms, recog- nizsed, oftentimes, by e patient him- sell.Sometinies the victim was able to restrain the impulses which might come upon bim at such moments; sometimes he was powerless to do 80.\u201cFrom what you Know ol the prisoner, doctor, and from the evidence you have heard,\u201d asked Mr.Archer, * do consider the prisoner an eplleptict\u201d \u201cFrom what I know, I believe In my conscience that he is a victim of epilepsy o! a nervous, impulsive type,\u201d was the reply.fel.Dugas them opened his cross-exam- ination by asking if witness had formed an opinfon as to the merits of the case velore catering the witness box, and received the rep y that he (witness) must oertainly confess that he had formed an opinion, Mr.Dugas then wanted to Know if, at the time the counsel for the defence had asked him to act as medical expert In the case, he (the witness) had not been led to expect that more facta would be roven bearing upon the prisoner\u2019s eanity han had sctuslly been proven.Witnesa replied that there bad been a number of such points which had not been proven, at least not to his satistaction, fn Court.In reply to another question, witness paid it was not.possible oy rer iy act of a persan\u2019s suscepti o epile sy by à simple diagnosis of the case, without recourse to exterior symptoms, such as absence of mind, éte, Mr.Dugas next sought to extract from witness an admission that y has no s found where no epilepsy person, for instance, he said, might have a headache, without epllepey; be might loce track of his turn to play at cards, and yet not be eplleptic.AV'ot which witness admitted, ut said the same o! vations might apply to any other oase.a further guestion, witness ner anid thab the fact that the had not comfessed his guilt until accused of the orime, did not at all trom the value of his (wétness\u2019) statement that it was a peoullanity of epileptics to always admit their t .and never to tell what was fale, It was quite possible that the prisoner\u2019s ection of having killed any of bds sisbors was never clear untdi hs was actually acoused of: the crimes by Detectéve MocCaakill, His indifterence throughout tie whol fay to lead to this belie.ing bi : mie,\u201d ° was -_ play! s ga said Me.Dugas- \u201cHe knew it all and felt his pos Wr \u201cHs felt nothing,\u2019 rejoined Dr.La marche, \u2018Even now he feels nothing look st him in the box.\u201d \u201cOh, yes; but ds is following the pro- cesdings just the same.He knows sll that is going on,\u201d said Mr.Dugas.Bvery eye in the Court room fumed on x à g this :ool- , but Tom stood there es indifferent as always, chewlng & pleoe of gum, his arms drossed In frout of him and his eyes looking afound carelesaiy at nothing rticular.11 he took any interest tn he did not show it.Rep ying to another question by Mr.Dugas, witness sald the instances were rare where an epileptic, committing a crime unconsciously, afterwards regained à more or less complete recollection of his deed.Such instances were cited by medical writers, and were quite pos went e 1 committes on the coumimit tion of the standing ' / | stble, but none had some under his own personal observation.A In redirect examination, with: said 16 wan quite possinie 1 pepe ta was quit or an -to bave bret fies OF reason\u201d durin \u201cthe TAB-FRIDAY, JANU WEPLEPTE | Bf C the malady, and gone commission of, sey, a Crime, \u2018Nor did 1% follow because à w an eplleptio | éd that Mayor strengthening your sopyiotion that.he! cial Min Be x ARY 5 160 of an attack of ory had been e cs, such as Na, leon, Moliere, and many others, po When the examination of Dr.La- or, Mr, Salaberry ask- tL Mn Bra, ae bad 8 ore, aga to testify.yor Henaud was accordingly sworn, and {n ly tou said that when be had said that he believed the prisoner to be sane, he had reference aimply to his condition when he (witness) had seen h .Sal en asked witness if the statement in a Montreal paper was corveot in saying that the reason ven for not taking the a marche was ov ueation witness had case for the defence was because lieved the prisoner to be saneness replied that he bad given no such reason, as all who were present In court when he gave his evidence were quite aware.Oross-examined by Mr.Dugas, witneas said that he believed the prisoner to be sane at the time he had spoken with him, but, he, of course, could not sa what his previous condition was.© was not à medioal expert, and the possi- not occurre to bility of epilepsy ha him.(Special to the Star.) Joltstte, Que., January 28\u2014The delence continued its expert evidence in the Nuity muæder trial this moming and placed Dr.J.À.Lessgz, ot Montreal, in the wit- nessa box.Dr.Lesage corroborsted © statements made yesterday by Mr.La marche with reference to the peculiarities of epllepsy as a disease, and the presence of such symptoms in the case of the pri- soner- Dr.Lesage is not 8 very old precti- tioner, being but 27.years aber Sad ® counteract any ression thet bis yout might make, Mr.De Salabsrry asked him, as his introductory question, at what Universities he had studied, to which Dr.Lesage replied that he had taken a course in medicine at Laval University and en- other at the University of Paris, being a graduate of both.He had also been house 8 tor e months at Notre Dame Witness then pro- oeeded to describe the several symptoms of epilepsy, such as absence of mind, duiness ot the senses in general, occasional bleeding at the nose, etc, as had been aesorib- ed by Dr.Lamarche yesterday.Mr.De Salaberry asked, assmhmg that the several symptoms emulierated were found to exist in the case of a person, what conclusion witness would draw, In reply, whness said that if he found those symptoms in any ome, he would at once gronovnce the victim an epileptic, and bis uty as a citizen woul lead him to Wara his parents or nearest relatives, to guard inst the patient.doing barm to himself and to others.Mr.De Salaberry then asked, asstming the symptoms already enumerated as existing, should the victim of them commit murder for which there was no or but lit- tie motive, would he consider the act ol er as strengthening the assumption ot epilepsy or weakening it ?itness re- | pi that it would certainly strengthen the absence of motive being a eature ol 'the acts of an epileptic.THE FRUIT MEN.They Elect Their Officers at Lachute (Special to the Star.) Lachute, January £8.\u2014The first business at Wednesday morning's session of the Fropit Growers\u2019 Society waa the election of officers, which resulted as follows : T8, ish, J.Dr, Rinfret, H.Chapel H 5 A, Beanaxd, RW.epherd, .Jack.dent annpunced that \u2018Bp \u2018Rad! ol tine en Hon, Mr, Date avi; of Agriculure, tha Goverpment intended to establish ex- during the coming season.Papers were read by J.M.Fish on \u2018\u2019Hints on Pruning\" on the \u201cD e done to trees in {he winter of 1580-97, Ly R.W.Bhe;- At the afternoon session, Mr.L.J.Farmer, Pulaski, N.Y., spoke on the culture of strawberties.: Mr.H.Chapais strongly advocated legislation to prevent the spread of noxious wesds, while Mr.Hamilton, of Grenville, gave some hints on the tection of fruit tree roots in winter.r KR .Shepherd gave an historical sketch o! \u2018\u201cLa Fe- meuse.* .The exhibit committee reported a fine plate of Wintér St.Lawrence kept in storège MR W.Shepherd; McIntosh Red and Arabka by J.J.Gibb, of Como, Dx- ohess and Alexander, kept in cold storage and now in good condition, by C.PP.Newman, Lachine Locks; 23 varieties ot Russian and other varieties of apples, by R.Hamilton, of Grenville; Molntosh Red, by N.B.Jack; 2 plates of seedlings, by Capt.W.F.Halcro, King of Tompkings and Russet by W, Smith, Beech ; N A SPEEDY SETTLEMENT IS NOW ANTICIPATED.(Special to the Star.) Ottawa, January $8.\u2014The Customs authorities have been notified that the Alaskan relief expedition will leave Port~ land, Oregon, about February 1, under command of Gen.Meriman and will probably proceed northward in two divisions, one taking the Dalton and the otherthe Chilkoot trails.An orderin-Councll will be put through allowing all the belongings of the expedition to pass through Canadian territory free, The Government have received unofiicla) information from Washington that a settlement of the existing difficulties in con- peotion with Yukou matters, especially a8 between the Customs Departments of the two natlons, will be speedily arranged satistactorily, YUKON RAILWAY Winnipeg, Janua g .\u2014Commenting editorially on the Stickeen River railway route to the Yukom, the Tribune says: \u201cIt is impossible to say that the decision is not right, No doubt the Government hae gone into the matter carefully, and will be pared to produce evidence before Parliament that their decision was the best one that could be made.All the same, the announcement and the terms of the construction of the rallway are rather startling and calculated to take one's breath away, Much depends on where ths lands are given and will be located.Either that land will be comparatively worthless or worth a k om.It ie true that many s one on the spur of the moment will think it à fine bargam to get the railway built without costing the country.any money, but if as à reault it ties up the Yukon or hands over a k m of wealth to contractors, then it would be far better lor the Goverment to build the even though it did cost two or millions, and preserve the country for the people.It should not be forgotten that the contractors will own the railroad after it is built, and probably coin money in operating it as the rush to the ondike will be enormous, It would be disastrous to make any great blunder at the tet, and the overnment should count.the cost ol every step before it.However, the contra P ratification by ParWament, and It that is 80, It will doubtless prove a Batety-valve, for after the contract has rum the gauntlet of ParHament and pubMc opinion it will doubtless be either accepted or reject- upon its merits.\u201d \u2014_ The Free Press this morning publishes a long editorial on the advantages of the Stikine rallway route.It is full of [raise for the Government for the zeal t bas own .in providing that a railway should te built by September lstto a country which was practically unknown a year ago.It saya: \u201cIt is excecdingly grati- tylng intelligence thatis conveyed in our Ottawa deapatohes, Within a year after the reputation of the Klondike became known, the Canadian authorities are providing means by which tran tion into the country can 3 - fected.Jf we consider that this 1s dene in the face of the discourage of a ment long and heavy winter, that the on in which operations are to be conduct- | ed Is virtually cut off from communice- tion with the active world outside tor the greater portion of the year, we shall have to admit that the enterprise fs without parallel in the history of colonisation or exportation.\u201d The Free Press the tact - that the work is being carried out by experienced railway contractors and men capable of commanding unlimited capital.There {8 a strong feeling al} through the West that the Government should keep control of the raflways, and a vigorous protest will be entered against handing it over to private corporations.THE END REACHED.Engineers\u2019 Strike in Britain Completely Collapses.London, January 83.A mesting of committees nepresen the Federated Employers and the Allied Trades \u201cunions has resulted in a ballot accepting the Em- J.Carter read a paper on the menu- [ployers' terms.They communicated to fact of maple sugar and ryrup.each other a formal agreement embody Spraying and noxious weeds were treat- ing the terms of settlement, which waa ed of by C.P.Newman and N, E.Jack.duly signed, and a ta have te Tuesday evening Victoria Hall was fair- Iy well filled in expectation of hearing Hon.S.Fisher, Minister of Agriculture, dellvering an address to the Fruit Growers\u2019 iety, but unfortunately for some disappointed.A few words of Welcome were extended on behalt the county by Dr.Christie, M.P., seconded by Mr.W, A, Weir, M.L.A., after which Prot.Fletcher, entomologist, of the Experiemntal Farm, delivered a most practical and important address on the varlous insects, which injure fruit trees and the best methods of destroying them.When and how to pra.and with whai material to spra, formed the first part dt his lecture, the latter part being devoted to a cumvlète history and despription of the San Juss scale, which is spreading to.an alarming extent ovorthward, and has actually entered Oan- ads at three or four points in British Columbia and Ontario, Prof.Fletcher raid that ft was thought at one time that the scale could not live in the cold clf- matè, bnt that idea had been exploded, and he warned.those\u2019 present to be careful in selecting their stock and not purchase trees from the infected district.He strongly advooated the use of Canadian stock, and thought no stock should be imported from the United States at all.Ontario had passed a law to compensate those whose trees were infect and to provide for the complete destruction cof all infected orchards.\u201d In fact, the Dominion Goverffment were scriously contemplating the completed probibition of the importation ôt-any plant tree or sh from the United States, and belore going that far, the Minister of Agriculture would like to have an expression of opinion -thèreon from the Fruit Growers\u2019 Society, inasmuch as about 80 per cent., of our nurse- 9 stock was imported trom the United taire.Such prohibition would make considerable disturbance in trade, He also explained the frightful rapidity with [hich tite nae (about 1 rt of an meter), propaga 8 young each oné¢ producing.hundreds of thousands in a single season.Birds lighting on trees became infested with.the scale.and carried it to other trees, And it was even \u2018known .to.he on.the fruit.He.thought, however, that there was not so much danger from its beine carried on trait, inasmuch as fruit with the insect thereon soon became discol md and was easily detected on inspection.mer DUTY ON BIOYOLES, Ottaws, January @\u2014The Canudian bicycle manufebturers are for- fn~- creased duties on Ameridan\u2019 ble Les, th ask fot a specific duty of Dr oil ation Sm 8 cen value, u r cent, but the « en Tis Is, hot endush 16\u2019 protec the Canadian completed lor à simuitaneous resumption of work in all the Federated workshopa on Monday next.ST.HYAOCINTHE FAILURES.(Special to the Star.) St.Hyacinthe, January 28 \u2014 That the iness depression has not yet entirely psased away is evident from the number of failures which are taking place here, The following houses have astigned either of thelr own accord or at the demand of their oreditors: The \u201cSymdicate.\u2019* Cas- caden street, but recentlv opened; Mr, Ma- mioire Benoit, coal merchant, and Mr, Du pont, tallor.MINING STOCKS Quotations for active British Columbia Mining Stocks, furnishea by R.Meredi ered Mining Broker.51 St.Francois Xavier st.Can.Gold Fields Syn.\u2026.\u2026.-.10 Cation Hydraalio.boo McKinney.Colonha.vs Deer Park.Dom.Developing Co.Evening Star.ed Mountain.vd Ri Star ausluEnSSUEUEUSRISYESEEZ Virginia.ie.Winchester.ul yd 285% >» Special Noties.One cent fn cash; 13 cu notebook, is Tetley\u2019s Elephant brand offer in exchange for the cou in to-morrow's Star\u2014be sure and buy ft + The Canadian Pacific change time Tuer day, February 1st.by which a considerable improvement will be made in thair service to the North West and Pasitio Coast pointe.Through tral \u2018of tea, and a m will leave Windsor Pe trect Station at § p, m.on week days, Eastbound the Atlantic Express will arrive Montreal as the same hour, : Trains for Ottawa will leave Windsor Strest Biation 0.30 a.m.and 2 p.m, week days and 0.10 p: mn, daily, and from Dalhousie Square at 8.30 a.m.aud 4.30 p,m.wesk dass em 1\u201d from Quebec 1 ne au rire outreal \u2018at 6.30 pr mh.aliette local will Joavy 5 CAR Saat broveals \u2018 JER EC ot is subject to] 7\" pm, instead LAST EDITION.\u2014 rt Finance aoa Commerce MORNING STOUK SALES.Oanadian Pacific Rallway\u2014575 at 8F£ 6 ns, Si 100 at oo, 305 at 59%.15} aL 8944.at 68%, Ecyal Kleccrim \u201445 x* 145.40 at 1 25) hein $30 ac 1374.1\u20ac0 at 1474, 1 * Montren) Gas\u201480 at 1943, 375 at 1 25 at 104%, 100 at 184%, B at 194 se, Montreal Street Ry.\u201428 at , 200 at oh.5 at 247, 100 at $4034, 308 now Commercial Cable, £5 at 1894; 100 at 185%; 3 at 1851.\u2019 100 Duluth common at 33%; 188 Halifax Railway at 129; 12 Montreal Cotton at 145; 225 Richelleu and Ontario at 113%; 575 Toronto Street Railway at 99; 200 Dominion Coal common at fg and = ferred at 108; 30 Merchants k at] 3 2 Bank of! Montreal at 298.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Raported fer the BTAR Gordon Strat Qo, Stock orionig rEg hveleiinct.Aor Wa Jao.Mh, Jun STh Morning Board.Ask.mA Ah BM ee BoM To 4 3 wy dy > a oH jontreai a.18 100 mn 18 Pons tk Hits.© » 0 » Do Lom We 8 &s Rich.A Ont.Fav.Co.112 ui ng Do do do ls 8, 15 M Be \u2018ins ind fe Mis 18 10 I [TUS 276 1s ST \u201cx 1454 145 0% 3 \u2014 7% » 5 20° 15 : 2 IM 18 Oumtio Beak - ; 0 1 30 Braid uno mor Bank of Torents .\u201css m oly 15 IB m _\u2014 WW Ww ow 1% ne -_\u2014- 18 ie a7 2 or wl 15° 304 18 1g 1M 150 \u201d us so 5 30 s » Ww \"se ss s 3 » 1% 8 5M us\u201d pa \u2014\u2014 Pret.# 4 2B s.UE 1084 107 1 \u2026 ie io 108 ny Montreal >, WE Ha 18 144 Can.Col.Cue.Mi O0.® is LA sû De Boads.100 o 100 7 MerchantaCetton Co.\u2014- 138 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Dem.Cotton Milla .\u201c 8 nw » Loans Monee.18 Ww _- == Guarsstee Ce.of M.A.=~ \u2014\u2014 mi Glass Oo.\u2014 _ - \u201d st + 3 KLONDIKE.== NEY Start From Vancouver Because 1 VANCQUVRE Le tbe Deus rea United States Ç; 3 VA COU YER is Be wndtest Jad a SURE Who wt.3 VAKCOUVER is the terminus of the Su ae w atesiners wiil stare om VANCO thus « Fou nous mresmers \u2018call at VAN: > DIRECT TRA wi = \u2018have now - ead = ANOS ER ) « vanter ER x the Cessdian Fort wives 308; or direct train to steamer.+ .BLO! i TAX: REESE EA \\ T CU W.GODFERY, Prasidect, Board of Trade.St.Ann's Ward.- .e _\u2014 Pp - Ald.R.Connaughton Candidate for Seat No.1.Central Committee Room,: 202 Otiawa Street.Friends of the.candidate who would kindly loan sleighs on Election Day wilt please send in their names and addresses te the above Committee Room.- - Ba \u2014\u2014 .\u2026.nN - B.J.Kimball & Co._ RSTABLISHMED 180.BANKERS and Dealers la Investment Securitiés\u201d 18 BROAD STRNET.NEW YORK STOCK BROKERS.0 years membership : , The Now York Stoek Exchause.LJ CITIZENS\u201d LEAGUE or The Winth Avnunl Masting of the Citizens\u2019 heugwe @ Montreal will be held at-the Mechanics Institute, on Monday, inst, a6.18-0'cieck Noon HEKRY TIMMIS, à 8 - Is hereby givéh tip ann a fcéètiig iy onde\u2019 DR ee of He ames are Company wili be beld at the Cow \u2018s Office, No.À Éhearer Et.in the City of Mom on Monday, the seventh day of I at the ; of 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for the of socel the report of the past THE FLOUR MARKET Firm in Tone With Some Export Business-Mill Feed in Demand.\u2018The firm tone in the local flour market continues, though the transactions are not of & ba: order, as buyers are hold- ng back.e general advance in grain leads millers to anticipate a rise; and they are not anxious to busin strongly at presen uiries from abroad oont'nue, and 00 sacks of On- received too late for elassifisation.; AA NN AXTRD-A ONERAL SERVANT POR A small , 0 9 plain cooking: good Apply 00e St.Antsine st.; ANTED \u2014 RITUATIONS WOR SERVANTS.with nor sad to be shged, clvays waiting AL dormant Rennes 98 Paisge 3 JR O0MUE_COMPORTARLY mine! sour .on sopuravely; geod: ot vate family.ou afield at.20 OOMS \u2014 WARM AKD BRIGHT, SUITABLE parlor and bathroom flat, or gzntiemen, oq sud salen tario autumm whest four were sold yes \u201c072 Osborne ot - = IN terday to London at trom 34 to Si ad- LET \u2014 STORE, AT ST, LAMBERT, fut we pote: Winter Theat prete, don £ en large oven attached, best situa.x 0 : straight rollers, to 8 Tage EFOCOTT conf e otoneet 34.0; bags, #308 to #0, best Manibo- business Font w to good touant: ASIN strong ers\u2019 : d do., Sora $4.50; and low grades, 92,70; Hungarian ,057_O¥ WEDNESEAY RVEXING ABOUY 48 ps 8, kating purse, The tone of the meal market ia very Hop ot ail acm of hh ° firm, and a fair trade a § way rewarded by it Lo Notre Dame sh, Boche is Peportéd.We quote: Rolled onts,08,40 PS\" 1.Lea remonte si PART wood and 81.574 tn beg \u2019 1 Al w an .AR es.BRITISH MARKETS, tario bran, $13; shorts, $13 per ton in a _.bulk; M: ba bran, $18.50 to $14; end shorts, $18 to $16 per ton, bags in + oe os PRICES OF FLOUR ADVANCED.In consequence of the rise in wheat and the probability of a continuance of a high range, Mr.W, W.Ogilvie, this afternoon, advanced prices of flour 10 cents per cwt, all round, * RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.\u2019 GT.CPR .\u2014\u2014 1500 b I 190% ; » a0 \u2014+ 1995 5000 Ns 3150 \u2014 25 1 1 t sn 113 0 13 Pork.bbls.\u2014 8 Lard.tlerces.18 Ham.Bacon.boxes.18 T Tinned Meats, \u2014_ 3 Tee \u2014 8 Leather, ro 1070 a Raw Hides 5 1% 3 = 80 3 Jen, bi Urfton Stock Yards, Jamoary 28, \u2014 The estimated ogs were 41,000.The official of yesterday was 89,- 903, of which end Wheat and Maize Still go Higher at Liverpool.LT The cable advices to the Board of Trace this ea LH hyd at Lin ol at an .They abr Lage, 28 coast, wheat 6d à .thing > os 08; , partially 3d bighe passage wheat yea oy oo oes, Walla Walla wheat Jooy September oe 3d, Weather a oe se, Sloudy sed dry.8 ; \u2018Wheat, January, ; \u2018Flour, January, 6100; March, 6100, country markets firm LIVERPOOL LATRST PRICES CUNRRNY, Jan.ad 7 i evtevs P \u2018 coéËse r sstess (Special to.the Btar.) Winnipeg, January 38.Wheat day at Brandon at 80 cents sold teat Font m at 91 cents per \u2014 tor J.& Bache & Oo, Fear and transaction of any business which Jan.20.de à PS PR M ] re aa 315 \u2018054 RERT.VILLE., n om à si Secretary~Freasurer; -* : hed J vf ae sme = =F FStore to Let BOR we a 2 2 @ | 244 ST.JAMES STRERT.: Se om By À (OTTAWA BUILDING.) Sn me CR ORR ww HEATED.\u2026.we BR OR FE 2% d of = = == | Cheapest and the = \u2014 4 \u2014 .- ZZ wg ww .= = = | Siophens & Warnecke, 4% a 8 = = TT HK wes 18 ST.ALEXIS ATREST.ete By me mB = =r TA OGM 5 | NTM Ua ie 3 .- .a = &% & 2 (Good Opportunity.mer amenés ES SR ES TE an SALE TOR Se kines mate Mn BX 0X 1 vo voi rs Santer Toa vey = N.Y.Ooatral® Bind | 18 1184 17h 183 managed.Address \"M 506\" TAR Ofos.M Lane rie 9 Ba BX B= = n= oY ly RT ji Th Tos wn SPECIFIC ARTICLES ~ NY Chic hit Loco \u2014 22 22 N.Y.Sus A Western n 2 330 Ne ore 764 164 45 T5 8, as AQ a 18° ain ae D hi D ble mdr oe 1 ho OnDIe, LOUDIO, == x sx 5% And ° - - 4 » = 5 814 =xTime and Tronble, hi Jr ve OL mu ul effocted b supplylng cook with tak.Unien 3 sm ss ing er w goueral approval \u2014 a ST - x Pe wR bas decreed best, namely ., .Westers Uniom Tel \u201d a 1 \u201dn PERU BW À || THECOOK'S FRIEND Batis, tan.LT OL Prono Rosia vans.ou Ow \u2018on SR ; 4 È ba & & fil RATES Fhopaid Classified Advertisements | Inthe MONTREAL DAILY STAR.word re or 30 ue cents oc loan, and Jens.and, 36 ocet per ND.tv Sn » \"onde PRES Tuo a ox bow, and dé con per FOLRT HOUSES, STORK, To ovata for 35 words ord ol and | cent per \u2018Lôbert ta for 3 w words or less, aoû à cent per extre ; cp 000 D inmoetioes TU put à 3 CHANCES, ETC.35 cents for 14 words or nl pont par sxure word , each insertion.218.parat 3 ovata per word, with » minimum \u201cach iaseftion.- NOTICE PARTICULARLY.rates are NET CASH with When sucA-advertisements are not prepaid numeroits entries have tu Le made and Ihe rade ts, tn conse: quen No charye made in our books for classi- fled advertisements of less than Jive TS WOVSES- TO.LET._ renemabt, 2 flats of 6 rudths.\u201d Ia avronce stress, with oie locality.Apply to W.EK.Coo {immediate Dossossiur: O LET \u2014 CENTRALLY self contained tenoments, comfort: le and parm.ts On Hering street, near Teint.hea?1: LEFT \u2014 190 MANCE STREET, 10 .equipped with modern conveniences and deucorated throughout: sanitary ar- rangerients perfect an Jobn Pardow, i» T Tupper st.LET-SELK CONTAINED HOUSE.SE.newly tinted and Rent 36 till 1st of ance, self-contained use 12 rooms, Rent free from now Keys at 25 Plutean; also } Win ning, off\u201d ate au, 5 rosms, b.and w.e.R.Barldon, 1703 SL \u2018Catherine.A COMFORTABLE DWEL Vv a - ing.Fontaine * rooms an _ Xe Molla Ste.CAtacrine st west.Apply te 20 Coutral locality; ront #25.0 LET AT V vie \"TORIA PARK, ST.seven FooTns and eut nsion.3 Apply to U.ç Pre her.© Prime sor \u201cHotel Trekot Oto, 3 SITUATIONS VACANT.ATALANTA SS ANA NNSA NINN WASTED ACENTE \u201cTHE BEST or nen NE ! hare sem mabe 8 A a Tr Toronto.ni ANTED \u2014 EXPURISACED so WW esnede: Au Evcyclopædia 00 ihe Opener.in .volu z Te ao ET: or ANTED-1V YOU ARR TRU.RNBRGBTIC, prejudire set vamsing.bare (ooliak } car write ta me.\u2018Phare pit hundreds of wer n the way of BORE.SOM vow rich.T.8.8.Linear, V ANTED-AGENTS: \"GLYMP8ES OP THE UNseen,\u201d fascinating book Sweeps the entire feld of arena dubs nen oa Com Da tret ay-Uarreston y < Limned.Toronto._ _ Isr We ANTED- AS a GENERAL SERVANT.REFEREN- Apply te! 4 Tuppe: Vyanten-a GOOD PLAIN COOK.REFERKN- ves roquired.Apply io morning if possitee.4310 Dorchester st ny ; V YANTED -GQOOD PLAIN pook ARD HOUSEmaid who can wait on tablr; the day, ox- penenced wundrese._1t4 Metcalfe ve 8 AY ANTED\u2014 AN ENULISH YOUTH PROM 16 TO 18 as entry clerk Must be good writer and thar- oughly quick sud ocurale al pila aod able to Pk ud Apply 1» own band wriung, .O.Box V JANTED-GENERAL BERV AVANT, no vas ing Apply to $ Tara Hall avenues, betweon the hours of voc sod (bros.Refercuocos.n 3 ANTED\u2014 ONE OF THRE MOAT IMPORTANT Cognac Houses is open tu 8) appoint eo ent in in the Province of Quebec.Uunly firms financul vospoou: DÉS need apply.Address A EE, 5 Poste restante Coyvau (Frauce) __83 WE or L\u2014-A A osx ERAL SERVANT.ares |.MT asp BLovéE MAKERS TU wursin factory.A.H.Buns À Cu, Shut so4 Coi- tour st 0 23 Warren \u2014 EXPERIENCED NURSE (PROTEST- moi preferred) [0c Lavy à Fear Ou us.be ate Lo sew and have good city references.Address \"8% 3011,\" STAR office.n 3 V JANTRD-TRAVELLERS FOR PROVINCR OF Quebec, Oulario and North West, to carry com- bigativn dispisy laine as side LIRE, on.coIRBMLGR.A] EB Nos.PO.Moz 20m Bu Jons.À B.ds were ANTRD\u2014 BOOKS TO WRITE UP OR AUDIT moderate.Addse VV ANTED-A § GIRL EXPERIENCED IN OARD cutting end baodlug paper.Apply aller nine ociuck, at 536 Craug st.LL 0 ni TANTED ~~ 4 GIRLS TO WAIT ON TABLE AT A\\ Yu sullwells Temperance House, 5 days to a woe from 11 1 su 1020p m Wages $1 per woak with din- wer (rls Livia at home with their parents ard ard within musee d.stance preferred Any girl van ot uave good reference.Cor Crag and \u2018Alexendor Chas.A.Stuiweli, weli, Manager.21 2eod 3 ARTED \u2014 SEWING MACHINE OERRATORS, also oqaminers Apply Standard Bhurt Shur + si N ANTED \u2014 AT UNCE, A GOOD PLAIN COOK.Must bare good references.Apply 643 Sberbrovke AT ANTED - AGENTS To CANV ABS THR CITY » « vountry, with or without horsca, for the Jubilee Reclning Chair.Apply persvoally, 828 Dorchester, untevas sa V TANTED- A YOUNG SERVANT WITH GOOD city references, bu chitdren.4 Lincoln avenue.FRVO RENT-COTTAGFS IN LACHINE fronting on Lake \u2018St Lou - 8 rooms .Ad oo Suess Reut low.L A LET\u2014 \u201cTHosE DELIGHTET LLY SIT- Q Prose and Elm, Weatmount; extension kitchen, furuace, acphaled + Clare.A.LG.Ross.Fstandard HOTELS TO LET AAA AAI An mr - - D LET- TNH GRAND vinthe Hotel, one of the finest ote Is \u2018ofthé (rovince, having about forty rooms, fully furnished, with all latest convoniences: wou rea tis hotel | ton good tenant who could tako FLATS TO LET.NL LENS MS 0 LET \u2014 IN ONE OF THE NICOFEST of Westmount, corner Si.Cather- ne \"ine.anil Victoria avenue.Best class finals, with \u201con farpace: opea plumbing: gas and electric lixht rp conveniguces.kroe Lo May hext.rT rR TEE STORES 3 ETC.WANTED- TEE ANTED\u2014 TO RENT A FIRST CLASS BUTor ube suftahle State .ocairom, culars.ares Uire : SUMMER RESIDENCES ARTED \u2014GOOD SUMMER RRSIDENCE at Dorval or Lakesidr: unfurnished prejered.Fir dress stating rent 2ad when to be seen V 2903.\" OFFICES TO LET.LET - FIRE OFFICES EF SUITE AND SINGLE.flats ai atreet and 3 a John d= Budding.Apply tu A F 4 ea SHOPS.STORES 1 BUSINESS PREMISES GUOD WAREHOURE IN REAR OF st.also tine large f108t proc! ceilar under tal'st.aud\u2019 donning with warehouse \"Fl Lowi, 13 St Jahn street.: RGR STORE AND DWELLing rooms and bathroom.5798 = Bt Cathortaé a west Apply to M40 Mcuiill st.ny PROPERTY FOR SALE.RAPA IAAI SSN I SALE\u2014OR EXCHANGE, Rouse\u2019 AND choive building lots, ip all parts of th rent CGREGOR STREET, in:08 7008 wad double drewiny : pags ih by ds da ase to Capt.Low, 11 A BAEK ¥WO VERT FINE 10 ROOM REsI Jobat, 494 Any] 633 Elin sx ; Dawy furo orought dry, decorsied the h- Le ce ace ST.Clow.Ses Bee them.14 oR: SALE AT ST.: RIPFOL VIE LOT OF LAND 4 acres, fronting on.bake Nilkcany (Lac wooden house snd other y lake 1% wile wide, oprouto in abundance.aad Gua Re ae SES LA x BALE-THOROUGHLY WELL BUILT h Westmo! R LE SHOP AND DWELLING AN SALE-VRONT OP TRE BUIL DING NO.184 Et Jar Sitour.Thown Ms the 014 Cansd For Suetb ap OR BALE \u2014 HOUSE, WITH sTA BLING, 58 Sroeke t rooms, bathroom and w tort: rarnèce in cement.regal yard.Apply on prow 33 R BALE \u2014 FIRST CLASS HOUSE, NO Je ave., corner of aépidourne ave.Wea son, Room 33 Imperi wt te cr kK Be Te nip NE woofer P\u2014 AND OOTTAGES FOR ey poma.bath we.te aitent, 7 ?3 roots, w.a, furoace.PUPILS WANTED b-rovis, MALL VNC OLaBSES ris pemect.AS SPARISE AND FRENCH LANQU tought, pratical system.Address ® .Eroous WANTEIX.poses PURNISHED ne mr riens pr viont- and 82 Catherine ste; th unferuiched fins end modern MNS, YORDRESSM AKER, 3 \\ \u201cANTKD\u2014A NURSERY GUVERENFESA REFER __ coves required._ Apply 113 University st 0B 1 W ANTED-A GENERAL SERVANT.MUST RE Kvvd plata cook.No washiag or ironiog.Nurse bept.Kerercuces required Apply 32 Durwcher.B31 W ANTED- A GENERAL BERVANT.WITH GOOD viy ieferencos.No washing Apply Lo 13 Cuy Councillors st.$31 j ANTED - à GOOD GENERAL SERVANT FOR set fais, Cuy references Toys al \u2018os Mackay \u201cANTED \u2014 GOOD GENERAL SERVANT FOR tinny of two, lempuranly a Lachine Avg a svening.iV au, Cay 3 ; V ANTRD- JL NIOR CLERK FOR WHOLESALE vance.Adurcss with retorunces to \u201cFP $79,\" STAR once.Lo ss V TANTED\u2014AGKNTS.THEY JUMP AS IP THEY were alive.Tue greatest ever seed in the country.H Solomon, 1/7 8.Lawrence 33 1 \u2018rooms TO LET Ro doute rouen.LET.cox (rORTABLE FRONT SIN i OOMB\u2014FOR GENTLEUES.S ira OR WITHOUT iB porte: pags.uo Do thidren.Hot and aad cola 2) er SR acai HEATED.ra Soa Board.QOMB\u2014-840 DORCHESTER ST.(3 DOORS WEST of Bt.James's Clun), apartments.Improvemcate modern, Auer rns RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants = work br the day.washing.or pertact, Locals charming.NTED \u2014 WELL EDUCA- A wad wine sation fi =, em oy ment for OOMS8\u2014TO LET, FURNISHED.BUITABLE ox light housekoeping at 20 City Cuunciliors st NATED! AITUATION AS HOUBEKBEPER aN OOMS- WELL FURNISHED, DOUBLE, ON ate family.Good re se upper fia ern » coarealencey for h aa } gonuemea.sn BM TANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN OF 21, KNOWLEDGE OM_a) YURNISHXD FRONT, Rooy, ON BATH- .doaires position io wholesale 73 house.A.H Sotomon.177 8e.lawrence Mame.0 TT ANTED \u2014 RITUATION BY A TRA ooxs \u2014 = Two COMFORTABLY FURNISHED VELLBR __ 13 with an A) osmection | in Manitobs sud the Rorh- rritariss.Address \u2018\u201cO 1736,\u201d Bran ofâce.bathroom dat 51 Beaver Ball Hill QOUMS8 \u2014 FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED, lars ath six: jarlor sme 1 pom, ANTED-BY RELIABLE WOMAN «aussand bousekoeping.165 8e As threo with cook stove furnished [ employedi pueition of trust, spergetic, capable of at.OOMS \u2014 TO LET, COMFORTABLE FURNISHED broom fat, ATION AS ABBISTA d sll conveniences.Private references.Address * tobisou OOMS \u2014 BINGLE CENTLEMEX OR MARRIED vousle can can.lind superior où ou of Porky host reels to the west 22 ANTED \u2014 EMPLOYMENT IN OFFICE WORK, proferred, by man es several t ; Oorreu Morthacd writer, 1 231 Ropery st.ANTED \u2014 a LADY OF GOOD EDUCATION 18 18 ping.Ad dress OOMS \u2014 TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, 8 with witheut partial board Y OOMB\u2014TWO NIGELY FURNISRED SINGLE bright and warm, hot water beating.se nm lies Lo de aboe work or bookkec ANTED_ YOUNG MACHINIST DRSIROUS OF going to Klondike with relisble com) id PTIT guarantee | halt of discoveries to party à 1200N8-0nE OR TWO AICELT FURNISHED _A + fit.Hyaciothe.bathroom warm.7 = 2286 Bt.Cathorune at, near \u201cRoch \u201cCol.ave.M3 MANCE ST, LARGE DOUBLE ROUM, with ont bath dat; Auer Light; bouss warm; Lai: u 3 TANTED \u2014 BY A \\ RELIABLE YOUNG MAN, lon of trust.Can supply best \u2019| Address * \u201cW 2913,\" BTAR 0 oftice.ANTED \u2014 POSITION AS TRAVELLER | FOR whoiosalo wolen house for Nova Scotia.Address P.O.Box 185, RO BEAVER = HALL SQUARE, NICELY furaished, single fron All OOM \u2014 To LET.COMFORTABLE ROOM ar 57a COMBS \u2014 TWO LARGE PARLORS, FURNISHED as bed and sitting room, for light Bousekecring it desired.$8 Stanley #4 OOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHKD ROOMS, 181 ST.rio st., above Dorchester.Relvic: R SALE-POR THR MILLION, KI BLING.2 delivarcd asywbore 1û the dis JU where 1a ity.J ahr.Bell Tel 8353.\u2014 LARGE NICELY FURNISHED Room, ex ee board, for lady, on Hutchison.\u201c8 ce M8 - DOUBLE AND BINGLE, RATHROOM oon! newly furnished; gas, ho: water h ating une; nate family uf 3 Terms moderate.ALEK LONE nD, P.0.50 oEnTa, Hiots for Intending Klondikers,\u201d latest in on.a routes.mining laws Lutte prices, patio ral ck Young, | Kamlvops, | B.C 1 | écod ocM \u2014 COMFORTABLE FURNISHAD ROOM, iy.oc no children.Apply 38 Manos SALE _ dl ECONDHAND TYPEWRITE OM 10 LET, DOUBLE rao i ROOM, ROR OOM \u2014 FURNISHED, WITH OR WITHOUT board; private family.30 Mackay street.332 Saw OOMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE FRONT room: gas, hot water.No students noed apply.ils 2 R SALE- À SPLENDID SMOOTH COATED sT.ter, no 1 large young mai , All good watchers.J OOMS\u2014 VERY LARGE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR siudio, doctor, private club or bachelor R SALE \u2014 HALIFAX TWEED.se: SAMPLES lighted and heated: ground oor Indies white menoo vests, hail price: sheeting, wool stockings, 10c, 13¢, Ne.Rowell s ener Bazaar, 3 Oypreas, o; Hall 81 \u2014_\u2014 25 University sn Si M6 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED DOUNLE terms moderate.156 Mansteld x BALE-SGCA8H- ExTHA FIRE DOHERTY oous \u2014 TO KENT, WORLY ~ AFURNISHED! octane case of poder 3 octaves each: mao d, to gentl a Daly.swell very powerful \u201cone, beautiful solid walnut case with bevel panels, cost new $16.Recei for now Morrie upright pian immedites buger.\u201creal occupies tenth place as regards clear DAICELY FURNISHED, IN QUIET PRI- permanent and traasieat, central got R SALE-$100 ON PAYMENT OF $4 MONTHLY, RooM \u2014 rn ropa LARGE FRONT several excellent Dunham, McCammon.V 6 abd for one or two aeallemen.4 Bt.makers Lindsay-¥ OOM\u2014A LARGE WELL FURNISHED ONT partiai \\ JANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, aisu SLCUNE puOtry g.ri, oue woo understands cary ing préle ou.Nu Sunday wurk.Weiss & Rough, | Live Notre vame.oo Ÿ TANTEL)-HOUSEVAID TO WAIT ON TABLE Mus.Lav Pictences.Appl Lecween À nad 3 or alter 7pm 13a Durocnur 1 Wan ED-GRQCERY DRIVER EXPERIENC& necessary.Apply with reicrence we J Bisury.\\ ANTED-GENERAL BERVANT, THREE amy, fur suau Wwe, near aobsresi.Aou 3 Fbups unre.\\ ANTED \u2014 A HOUSEMAID, AT ARLINGTON ¥V¥_ louse, 842 Dorcbestar aL V ANTED - MANTLE MAKING.MAKTED, A competent cutter and fitter fur Lhe mantio making department, vue yuauded to to take charge of workroom.Apply to Lilover, Fry & Vo.Quevec._ _ V ANTED \u2014 GIRL OR WOMAN TO ASRIST IN nghi house work for 6 few wcoks wagus.Ti 8.Uhrastopner si JANTED - IMMEDIATELY, SMART OFFICE voy Must bin mere Apply Lo & Grndsiein, Advocates, 1748 Notre Dame at.\\ ANTED-A SMART YOUNG GIRL AB GRNERAL Aarvant Where assislauce wile the Work is gaven; privain tamuy.Kefereocea.179 Untano st 1 WANTED \u2014 THOROUGHLY COMPRTRNT AND Dessiay genera: seivaal.Adwt rsmuy of three Dérsons.APyly 86 ul0o Zi Susess st, sil V ANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT FOR A mek famuy.Meccreuces required À, u Crescent red PME à \u2018 JaNTED\u2014-A YOUNG NURSE GIRL, IMME.adinio,y, Lo take care of 8 vA.5y One year and a hall Ou, él8u Guo geoeral ssrvant.vi Loutmous ave, West- mount 233 \\ TANTED- A YOUNG GIRL AS GENERAL SERvant 10 swall (aang.Appuy to Mre ait #534 Bi.Uromo at.\\ ANTED\u2014EXPERIENCED CUOK POR FAMILY of two adults.Hest cily references required Apply at voce 34 t'eei sl.D1 Ÿ TANTED~ THORUUGH GENERAL SERVANT.LU l'uwer are, voe street east ut rort at.XN ANTED-ANTEADY MAN UF GOOD APPEAR- waie.Must have good recomineudations.Aros to W.4 Marson, STAR ode ua TANTRD-AT ONCE, A GENERAL SERVANT Fore sais anny.Abply at Te Callens 8.ANTED \u2014 AT ONCK EXT ERIENOED LADY bea urmonsicstor, spceking Luun anfusges À up! between ÿ sou lu, Jpsopo Louez a Co, 16 14 Lamune, Mout reai.WaAXTER- à MAN (FRENCH) he SPEAKS Rugust.Apply 0 W.3.the STAR © ice.ni V TANTED - GOOD STENUGRAPHER AND Reanagion nie rater, male, srine vaoe \u20ac: ence; Ahe LO irBüusie 100 Irench Bpacikimnan & Co.11s Bu Fragoois Aavier st 1 ANTED-STRONU BOY TO LEARN PAINT and ou trade.Must be vel recommended.A, A.Ramsay à sou, 37 Recoiet st ow VW ASTED-\u2014GOOD CUUK FOR FAMILY OF FOUR, ac washing or ironing: feforenves.Apply Huth Mot calle ave, Westmount.na ANTED\u2014AN EXPERIENCED TABLEMA ID- Apply: at Ady Dorchester at JANTED-A GENERAL SERVANT AT = _Mance.Cao rouurn to her bunic au night.2) J'ANTED-SMART SEWING MACHINE GIRLS t vue, srperienced hands On ing, Tout 2.larpeuhn Co.5H and 36 v a a yal V ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, BOY TO MAKE 4 bimeelf roneraliy use.ul io retail tur store.Beside with parents.have secunity.ppip wita rejsrel Bu Paui Both sanguages oreforrd, Bl WANTED TO BORROW.AAA WANTED, TO SORROW, 87.500 IM AMOUNTS A pay fran 83 887 eho conung to amovuo Principal only dealt with.Addresa * srs 8.AR noce.332 WANTED \u2014TO BORROW FIVE OR SIX THO! and donars on lt wurigage Fut clam erty, at 4 .per cent.Principals unly need apply.Pr BTAR office.32 nok gs AND GARMA3IS ET NOES GOT TA aod fond con 0 he city od wil Son for V17S mi io A \u201c3 Apply 113 Hubert ot.oR ALE TROTTING Na Yes ot, rar ue perfectly oe d, one ne trot fall mile or la 3 a ee T \u201c Catt seigh er.pa with a Murph, and blank t pe tu ta | ha sold ation\u201d Koti Yat a Ce 0 -.and McGill sjroets.Poser à Ou.M: Eos saLE-A BLACK ACK ORLDING + ra OLD, a oF ene.A oon of a fre.FL Kross Price.LA], er Matte Soeuid ke re =item SF est bidder Mondes neue of tars, 4 2 nef previomly sold priv bet: REE GOOD BOUND > PUR- horse, Ao, Siztorn fr fo | room, on Latbroom Bat.with R BAL! od Gor $5 MONTHLY, To porte BUY A German upngat Lou.2386 a .dsay-Nordbeumet OOMB\u2014LANGE WELL FURNISHED.ONE WITH x emer Co, 2588 lass board.transients Re URNISHED ROOMS To LET Pycous-rwo ie fen Rous, IT [FOR ALK ~ MACHINERY.STRAM ENGINES.|| pi Ina private fan oa sicisn, vo hingle mills, bark ve Sherbrooke st.BOARD AND ROOMS 4 WANTED ANTED- DOUBLE BEDROOM AND rd family BUSINESS CHANCES.bedruoms, oy board, in private AXTED \u2014 BY A LADY ROOM AND BOARD IN vicinity of Ozenden ave.Hiato terma Ad ® SALE\u2014A WELL ASSORTED HARDWARE 2d busines stand.good chance for ne au ROOMS AND BOARD.AFTED\u2014DRY GOODS AND th will or the srictet to: Splendid opportunity of Va energetio nooaver.How Le & White, TE attendance; latte tight, Isispbos.Address 30K 0: a tennis court, on un with K BALK\u2014-A BUSINESS THAT RIQUIRKS A lars for maonfacturing a now kind OOMS\u2014TO LET, COMPORTABLE ROOMS a good board.98 Btuploy st.R SALK-THE ADVERTIOER WILL BELL A OOMS \u2014 WITH BOARD, De AND TABLE ary uaa © modern | avention ha the n Meais large fd Apply to Norman K st \u2014 OoMs \u2014 ONE | LARGE, E.COMFORTABLE, WELL R BALE \u2014OORNER SALOONS AD Hi with board: also one a chances.ria Fron 429 os lawrence.ARTRD MAN eH patent vertinng Soir: mab.estigate.RT, WITH BOARD, MODERN OOX- Phone 3918.Apply 49 Union ave.223 OOMS \u2014 WITH OR WITHOUT \u2018BOARD; OOM- forts uf howe.2071 St.Catherine at.$81 OOM \u2014 WARM DOUBLE ROOM.WITH GOOD board, suitable for two young men; telephone in Bt.Catherine.pa R SALE.THE STOCK OF À WELL ESTABLISHed liconaed grocery.Apply to & D.Vallleres, 594 PARTNERS _WANTED STED_A PARTNER wire, CAPITAL I x AN saceptional merita ddress \u201cFP 3772,\" BTaAR os, ANTED-TO SELL ON COMMISSION A GOoD\u201d roan line for our valle ng fists.The Oocil'ating T: strictest again WANTED TO PURZHAS3Z- B Cait ON à DO PRICES = \u201ca Judging from the many sales we still make, we presume the low figures wc quote to be the inducement to purchasers.Nsiliing held.Everything offered at cost of \u2018manufzciure.The beauty of \u2018our stock is that we carry no undesirable goods, the | best fabrics are represented | and the style and fit of ail of our garments has given J! us the reputation we hold as [| Leaders in the Clothing busi- | s Hundreds of Children\u2019s { Suits selling now at $2.00 to $2.50, Reefers in all wool Cloths, $1.50, $2.00 $2.50.The Overcoat jff | =ho bs Stock is stlf well enough as- Sin sorted to enable you to- make | a satisfactory purchase.h We are prepared right now | to sacrifice right and left to oods to, make | room for the immense Spring and Summer,Stock now in process of manufacture, and * about: which we will have lots to say later.'WORKNAN'S MANNOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, 1908 and \u2018rude horus DANE SYRERT, MARK WORKMAN Proprister.wranch 617 Crain Aree.WWANTED- STREAM BARGE 8) tona.wool 1 condition.Particulars and where seen toJ.J W Htar, Toroute.N THEATRE FRANCAIS OR BETWEEN toe nd nes Oadieux «dieux stress, 1 said wa .1 have 08T - STRAYED FROM THE MONTREAL CUR- only b ling Clubd, Luke net yorterda, nous | Imcumbenay as chairman.This le ne, award for return to Mrs.G.R Marer.ON THURSDAY BVEXINAG, PART or = inde ruby prs either in Queen's Theatre, te Dam: ocre Dane ve ai Ne rovnrdon.s2 Loar ger BETWEEN DUROCHER, STREET AND satin bag, Pi od win STREET, HE EVEN.Lon NAYOl OF 2% phoma: osBu Windsor st coataini I 08T \u2014- A 3] ST a rE RACHELORS pari g room, 22 return tho one ahs got and get Te, own \u2014 5.ft.Cath wt.21 ° Ashe PÉT-LAST EVENING, A BA HOOD BETWEEN th Museum and Buraside Place, il please ae Lo 113 Park avenue.OLFHOUXD (RICH), BLACK ITH white o chest.four teet und ti Reward « Let, AN OSTRIOH PLUME.FINDER PLEASE return to Windsor Hotel Office.1 FE Gree have mot FOR LADIES DURING Boo Pen Eos oof ay 2 at their PBoikn ne MOEWAN, hE SIOK NURSE, wrislly private.Terme modursie.ARD \u2014 MRS.Lad crc gate ven esse Bocage # THE NOTE CLEARING HOUSE, i \u2014 Mr.Crombie\u2019s Annual Report for Last Year.THE CLEARINGS AGGREGATED $601,185,000.\u2014\u2014 Montreal Likely Soon to Rank Above Cincinnati.At the annual meeting of the Montreal Clearing House, held yesterday, the ofü- cers were all re-elected, namely, Mesara.Crombie, Prendergast, Pease, J.8, Meredith, Penfold, H.V.Meredith, and Bien- vemu.Mr.Crombie, Manager of the Bank of Commerce, was re-elected chairman, Por the first time the Chairman made an annual report, of which the following is the full text, with the exception of one or two paragraphe of interest only to the members of the Clearing House: \u201cIn his report for 1897 the Manager of the Montreal Clearing House shows that the clearings during the past Jonge aggre: gated $601,185,000.This Is the point ever reached in the history hen our Association, which came Into existence towards the close of the year 1888.The nearest approach to these figures occurred in 188%, in which year our clearings aggregated $380.043.000.In 1896 the total clearings amounted to $537,851,000, by which it will be seen that there has been an increase during the past year of $73, 834,000, or a little more than 13% per cent.over the previous year.\u201cAs in population the City of Montreal occupies first place In the Dominion of Canada, so also it stands in a similar position as regards the returns of its clearing house.The City of Toronto, the metropolis of Ontario, comes next, with total clearings for 1897 ol £369,884, 000, or 981,381,000 less than those of Montreal.\u201cIn comparison with the great cities of the American continent, New York stands at the head in o! magnitude as to clearings, the following cities coming next in their consecutive order : Boston, Ch o, Philadelphia, St.Louis, Pittsburg, Balcim timore, San Francisco, Cine cinnati ontreal.\u201cProm {bls it-will.be seen that Mont- ing house returns, although the American cities of Cleveland, Buffalo, New Orleans and Washington are considerably larger in point of population \u201c\u2018As it is the rent Clty of C Cincinnati that has gn ontreal from immedia succeeding San Francisco in the published lists of Clearing House returns, a study of the relative positions of the two cities, as shown by the following comparisons, may interesting Cincinnati.O.Montreal, P .Q Population.\u2026.203,309\u201d 216.697\" Municipal Debt., § 28,526,000 $ 26,478,864 Number of Banks, members 0 of Clear: LY .w 13 Clearings - .9625,987 000 9661.185.000 $54,000 527,851,000 583,160,000 548,600,000 \u201cFrom this last statement we find that the difference between the te clearings of Cinclooati and Montreal bas stendi- ly decreased duri ne the past four years in favor of the latter, the figures by years being as follows: \u2014 real Fou, 6W2,UU0.Census 13%.\" *Census 1891.\u201cWithout for & moment reflecting upon our fair American rival in this matter, the above compsrison\u2014gleaned from published statements\u2014would seem to imdi- cate that Montreal may look forward to the ninth place in order on the Mst of North American Clearing Houses as a possibility in the not very remote future.\u2018\u201cWe have become so familiar with enormous aggregations of figures in con- ) ection with clearing house transactions that we seldom or never think of the nicety of the system, which so wonder fully regulates and facilitates the exchanges of fimancial institutions througb- out the world.Am in the experience of our own A tion will suffice to give one a gemeral idea of the excellence of the Clearing House system, \u201cThe avera daily clearings of the Montreal Clearing Bouse during the past year were $1,983,000, and the ave time consumed in.effect these exchanges was not more tham half ca hour.On the 22nd March, the tal clearings amounted to ta Su, ad the time occupied in completing the relative transactions was exactly weirs minutes! Frequently durin, year the exchanges werd effec ed 1 in Pa venteen \u201cI may state here that not à single incident occurred im connection with the exchanges effected at the Clearing House during the past year which required the deliberation n°* the Committee.a Bie he [LL Committee twice together arias think, to the care exercised by the committee with whom I had the honor to be associated, who framed the rules under which we operate, and adso to the capability of our F hanager.In this respect the position it has been my occupy during the past gear has ben unique, ' \u201cI may mention that & committee has been appointed by the Ginadian Bankers\u2019 Association for the consideration of a standard set of Olearing House rules to be adopted by -all the adian Clearing Houses.Thers are many reasons why a uniform set of rules should be adopted for general use, and I am stro A favor ol the suggestion, which will be brought.before the incoming committes for their consideration.\u201cThe new committee will also te asked to consider the question of adopting a uniform set of rule apecting endorsements, \u2019This matter has also emanated from the Canadian Bankers\u2019 Association, who have commualosted with us on the teen, but this bas now been ased to sixteen by the admission of the Bank of Canada, whi opened a branch in Montreal.\u201d TORONTO MARKETS.aod Com Quist\u2014Onts and Rye ww Goose wheat, 80c on Midland.| of No.Man.bard solid at Cat gL d, and at si :to oT .Barle, quiet, with No.2 aod at 22 to 86 west.No.8extra at 0c to 3c, and feed at #7c west, _Oata firm, with sales west at to vie te for white, snd on Midland at 878440.Mixed, 26c west.Poa dull, with prices quoted at Bc to north and west.Buckwheat oe en oars quoted at 320 west and et 38e R firmer, with sales yo at, 47 cents west and at 48 cents.east, Corn net, ces unchanged ; car lots quo at west for\u2019 new cllow, gw demand fair, with sales at $0 od rts rule at $10,10 je freights - qi dis bte Ta tee higber eu quotutions at $3.30 in bags and $3.40 in barrels on track.FINANCIAL NOTES.Montreal's Rank in the Olearing House List-Gold Reserve- Winnipeg's Increase- Bank Competition.Elsewhere we publish to-day the inter eating annual report of the chairman of the Montreal Clearing House.Mr, Crom- bie shows that while Montreal at present occuples the tenth place in order on the liat of this Continent\u2019s Clearing Houses, it is likely soon to occupy the minth place as Montreal is steady galning on Cincinnati in the makter ol aggregate clearings.Mr.Crombie pays a tribute to the abll- ity and the strict and impartial manner in which the manager of the Clearing House, Mr.W.W.L.Chipman, has per- tormed the responsible duties of his posi- on.A despatoh from Washington to-day says that the gold reserve has reached $163,670,000, the highest point in about seven years.The accumulation is be coming something of a burden and the Government is no longer encouraging its deposit.Winnipeg clearing house returns for the week ending January 27, 1893, were $1,- Ii tor the corresponding week, 1897.The Exchange Bank of Yarmouth shows net profits for 1807 of a fractivm over § 1-5 per cent.on {ts paid up capital of $230,071.A dividend of 5% per cent.for the year was declared, and $5,355 carried to the credit of the Profit and Loss Ae- coun ; The wet profits of the Bank of Yar.mnuth, the capital of which is $300,000, amounted last year to a little over 4 per cent.Two dividends at the rate of 3 pm cent.semi-annually were paid.- Some leading Canadian banks im the de sire to employ their resources have opened severs] new brenches during the past few months.The Norih-West has received much attention in this way and is now Hperally supplied \u201cWith banking taellities.rs are ready to write on the Te = competition between banks they appear seldom to aot on their own advice.The Imperial Bank of Toronto has entered the crowded Montreal field, and the minion Bank will soon follow suit, The changes in our min stock quo tations are an advance of Evening tar tn 30, Golden Cache to 5944, Iron Mask to 86, ana War Eagle to 103.Gola Hill De veloping Is quoted at 10, Fern at 57, Tin Horn at 35, and Winchester at 20, JAPAN IS IMPORTING.She Has Not Sufficient Rice for Her Own Needs.Whide the rice crop in Burmab promises to be very plemtitul, advices from Japan show that thére will be & large shortage of the crop in the flowery kingdom.This shortage is ed as h as 1,000,000 tons, so thet roses ne darts months of the new season here no de cline in prices can be looked for.The new crop of rice! does not \u2018reach Montreal much belore the openin ol navigation.Private advices from Tokio show that the crop in the province of Kyushu is affected by an insect plague, and the crop resuluing will be from 15 to 20 per cent.below the average.As the stocks of old grain are practically exhausted, the short will be severely felt, and large quantities of grain have be imported to 0 Supply the deficit.Up to December 23 last 2%,00 tons of for eign rice had arr Je py per cent, coméng from orge.dome tons of forelgn rice are stil trey yo Japan until the harvest has been secur ed.Eastern freights are .also reported from 25 to 50 per cent.higher.The quotations are: Standard qualitées, namely, B.& C., 8340 to $300 per owt.Japan rices, #40 to bo per 1b.;Patnas.\u20ac ommewcial Amertca says: \u201cAn active trade in nice was reported localiy, with most of the orders running to forelgm sorts, with grade Java rice being the most po r.A close second én the matter of po ularity in the fo! orelgn grades Bengal, Patua, which Is biraoting more attention then for several years.There has considerable business for Februs pese as the forward prices weemn to attrac ive enough to Warrant wa in takén ng hold of forward supplies.ble said that the special terms prescri for dedv- eries of this rice are \u2018\u201c\u2019To bo 3 new oh equal in grade to (cholce) standard 1807 Japan bas a fair demand, but business in that kind was somewhat restricted by ia relatively high price.Atlantic coast markets report a good demand at per haps somewhat easter prices.Foreign markets rule firm.Talmage, Charleston, to date: Receipts, cleaned,' 43,568 barrels ; sales, 48,285 barrels.Improved demand at slightly modified values.Best selections promptly taken up.The New Or leans firm telegraphs Louisiana crop movements to date: Receipts, rough (inclusive of smount = oùrie (Ser), 442,613 sacks; last year, 520,800 Sales clemed (estimated) 78,250 L barrels: 1ast oar, 89 barrels.Good laquiry om low 164 fair grades: light call on bigber sorts; mar ket firm.\u201d THE TRADE OF CANADA a The Tone of the Wholesale Markets Generally Hopeful and Buai- ness Fairly Brisk, Toronto, January 38.\u2014R.G.Dun and Company's weekly statemant of trade in Canada says : While the late very heavy snow storm, the heaviest for quite a number of years, has to some extent impeded business, in the Montreal district, the Ottawa Valley and Northern points, its effects are not as widespread as first imagined, and the general volume of trade is fairiy malin | tutiied at the level noted the tort- night.Some of the oods houses re od orders and tore an fe wa to buy more freely then Tex several years The unex- advance in woollen underwear the shapes of a sh of the credit terms.Pa woollen manufacturers are well employed and deslers In raw wools say that are better than line th is a ten ore eras are all \u2018steadily bald the ew York market tor \u2018mediums a ice regarding the annual sales ola quiet and moderate character, ln.the fo American raw furs now going on in l'ionaty pay a preralum to secure it.it.Buy- London, shows a pretty general advanoe ; \u20acrs geuérally, however, are disposed Lo on last year's figures, though the advance js not up to the expectations tor med by some dealers; the improvement in operate cautiously and vnly to extent ol current necessitics, and on any attempt to force business more or Jess shading values has been pretty well caloulated in would be necessary to move good-air the prices that have been paid lor raw \u2018furs this winter, and no further advance In local quotations is expected.Ralls remain rather quiet but domestic lots.Foreign advices do pot hold out much encour gement, and the Pw ex- fosters on the market are only\u2019 Jooking casional lots of under bar fron has slightly advanced.In other | showing very little attention to {ano lînes there is nothing specially new, and the money market is wholly unaltered.There is some improvement repaired this week in general wholesale trade at Toronto.The most seasonable weather has stimulited the demand for heavy wear, and prices of the learing staples rule firm.Manufacturers have large orders on hand, which will keep them busy for some months.The increased de mand extends to almost all departments of dry goods, hardware, groceries, leather, \u201cetc., and merchants generally are hopeful.Profits are fair, the disposition to cut prices not being 80 apparent.Quite a number of small fatlures have occurred this week, but the comrarisen is favorable with former ears.The reil- ways are still doing a big business in dividends, prices of Securities have advanced.For the third week of January, the gross earnings «f the Grand Trunk were $448,851, an increase ol 846,802 as compared \u2018with the corresponding week cf last year.The Canadian Pacific earm- ings for the same week were $306,000, an increase of $81,000.Large exports ot farm products eomtinues, and the result Is low rates of exchange, with easy money market.Another advance has taken place in wheat, which ie in good demand and coarse gretns are 'higher.Prises of dressed hogs also show an advance Money on call is easy at four per cent.and prime commercial paper is discount ed at 6 per cent.Within a few days the : London money market is hivher at 2° to 214 per cent.on call, and open market discounts rates 214 to 2% per cent.The failures for the week were 40, as against 57 tor same week of last year, BONSECOURS MARKET Butchers\u2019 Display 6f Lamb is Excel- lent-Prices Unchanged.There was a : good attendance of farmers and market gardemers at Bonsecours market this morning- The offerings were ot fair proportions, and the demand up to expectations.The number of custora- ers was large for the season.At the butchers\u2019 stalls the display of lamb attract ed much attentton, d the business done in this line wes large.The poulterers were busy.and dalry Brodie was in demand.The following pri ces ruled day : VEGETABLES.Faremips.per basket.eve 030 to 030 abbayes.pe per dozen .03 to 0% pkey per dozen.010 to 050 Onions, per basket.035 to 045 Carrots, per basket .02 to 0% Parley, per dozen.040 to 050 Turnips, per ket .030 to o40 Beets, per baske 02 to 0% Potatoes, per barke es Le ox Potatoes, per \u2019 » 090 -to \u201c190 Cauliflowers, per doz.100 to 150 Lettuce, per dox.075 to 100 Radishes, per doz.eee 000 to 100 Tomatoes, per basket.080 to 090 FRUIT.Lemons, per dozen.+».015 to 0% Oranges.per dozen.\u2026.*02M to 040 Bananas per doze .000 to 025 Apples, per barrel: .350 to 600 Appleg, baske! 075 to 100 Pincapples, eacn.\u2026 05 t 35 Catawaba grapes, per basket.025 to 030 GAME.Partridge, spruce, pair 05 to 060 Partridge seconds, 08 to 0% Es, .100 to 120 Teal ducks, per 040 to 045 ood ducks, per 08 to 05 Pim wail ducks, per.000 to 075 Blue bill ducks, per pair.A 060 to 075 Redhead ducks, per .18 te 18 allard ducks, per .Golden plover, per dozen 380 to 375 Prairie hens, white.pair 150 to 100 Prairie hens, dark, pair.10 to 178 Snowbirds, per 4d 02 to 083 Wild geese 070 to 090 Frog .5 lo 22 Su .Hares, 3 to in La chickens, per pair.080 to 100 Medion chickons.\u2026 050 to 060 Fowlg, per pair.060 to 070 Turkeys, bens.: 085 to 030 Geese, cach 0080 to 075 Ducks.per pair 075 to 100 ODER, per per 02 to 000 Bquabs, per pair.03 to 000 DAIRY PRODUCE.Priot butter, choice, Ib rane, ser 023 to 05 ery .\u2026 0M to 022 Good dairy butter.015 to 038 Mild ch 012 to 04 Strong © 012 to 014 8 ciel Dow laid.035 to 040 Les essence 0% to 025 Honeys per lb.010 to 012 Maple sugar.008 to 010 Mapie SFTUP.\u2026++ ] | { an honered name in the history of the ' conatry, the Hon, D.Viger, wko had ~t , Wily er ES mr mmo Ie SEND [PRESENTA pose of which is to keep Contractor Coch- rane out of the Council, bas attracted .\u2019 = the attention of the entire city.A | mm any a bo re EE You want your money's worth, and we akiuid yok: : you can't get more for it than buylog = =~ =~ oo St.Lawrecs Ward Bas a ropuietien cold hi to Dont and when aw tc sustain.It was the firm to call a om\u2014 \u2019 \u2014\u2014 : through with it.to resd him over again.; pi .; added: \u201cThis jurisconsult, who is M > CU i _ ne : halt some years ago to the mad expendi familar tr the wbole of you, whose dac- Le at de Ou Hal, vai v= = Then Saw His Name on His Honor's Valedictory is zeim dials, dies | Many Parties Outfitting FUSSAY FLEET FYLPLESS FOR .Ce poverishing the citizens and enriching à God.It is for this reason that be himself WANT OF GŒOAL: few \u2018favorites.For years it bas elect- Sullivan\u2019s Paper .to the Bar.en BO eras hat made in Montreal \u2014 ed none but \u2018\u2018rctorm\u2019\u2019 ablermen, who equal, is inherent to none of them amd INDO-CEYLON TEA.when next ordering.It goes farthest and is abso- lusely pure.Afl Grocers keep it.7 \u2026.- Un Lead Packets only.fie, 30e.déc, 50c and Qc.nfyl e voted steadil gainst exlrava- that the authority of one man over an- ea a have Te 1 bord > de ue bands of _ TT other is a part of the Divine right to SR endo, January 28.\u2014I\\ is announced rR a a ou out ganeé, PTE RS SP ococding His Honor stated that he in a special despatch fren Pekin that © P00 (A oosuni 25° oosou [2 the spendihrilt, n HOW ONE OF THE NAMES WAS A REMARKABLE SCENE IN THE would be wanting in bis duties, he would CITIZENS PREPARING TO GO (atter Russia bad offered China a loan i A Jt is not likely that St.Lawrence : be uafair, if he did not state that during - on the samo terms aus Great Britain) ToT) TTT TT ree gow going to take a step backward.It SECU RED.; COURT HOUSE.his career he had, at all times, received WEST Chins invited Russia to guarantee to de- ON TARIO ELECTIONS an - the hearty co-operation and advice of his : ; ; ) .- IK [ never had so many 'aterests at stake.Its \u2014 \u2014 colleagues, i .tend her against the pralte displeasure - = .i He had always felt the great advan- of Great Britain.ussia, It appears, E | : duty was never plainer.The wrong cab- p t Candidate\u2019 N Not .Desi tage there was in living in a centre like was evasive In her reply; but, a stmiar A Rumor That They May Not be ; 20077 didute was never more clearly labelled resen andidate\u2019s ame 0 The Lieut.~Governor esignate Montreal where a number of men given to S Inci G guarantee, askeg of Great Bri against Held Until June.; > h Council one alderman\u2019s vote 3 i the same work and following the same SOME ncidents of the olden Russia, was promptly agreed to, \u2014\u2014r : - In the new Counci fente \u2018 Mentioned to Him.Congratulated.teudles could queet and discuss and ma- - Boom./ The Russian fleet at Port oat ac (Special to the Star.) may decide the whole policy for e nex .ure thelr judzments e then referred .\" - Lu two years, It muy determine the char- -\u2014 À the portion of the address dealing with gl gerd ing 2 apectal oop vont, being are, Japuary Pe nt hell dings ; 201 at 8 professional career.He had been es- \u2014 unable to steam, even to Vladivostock.It yesterday that the Government was con- ! \u2014\u2014\u2014 : acter of the new charter, fix the borrow- \u201cWell fl'e .1 The 1 (ER cially tcuched by the eliusions made to - is added th tb Japanese coal firms y ; \u2019 pretty hard to tell who e largest room of the Cour ouse ne ! sa at the apanese co sidering the advisabllity ol postponing the | ing.limit and arrange the scale of expen- signed for,\u201d sald one oi the electors, was this morning the scene of a plea- loyai / and chan ter, two ql the leading The indications all point to Montreal which had controle 5 supply the Rus elections until June.No conflimation ot i | CUT The elector who vites care whose name figures on Mr.Sullivan's no- ; sant ocourreace, when His Honor Lieut.- and connected with their profession.becoming the outfitting point for all East- * a port contes trom Shanghal that four this story could be obtuined \u2018a the poe | Both Stocks Make citure.; 3 rrp cme | Gov si .ÎL would have been pleasant for him to ern people, bound for the Klondike, This i rdered b 3 Tuesday or who stays aw mination, to u Star reporier lust evem- / Governor-designated-Jette, surrounded by German sailors have been murdere Y turned from Brantford.Some panticians 2, - cm lossly on Tu ne y deatdy te ing.' .| the Bench and Bar of Montreal, was the have recalled many poscances oa his ca- applies also to Europeon parties.The Chinese, that, in consequence of the out- consider that a postpunemcat is not un- D ; d d Ad na\u201d from the polls may pa) or BIS} The writer had asked the simple ques | recipient of universal congratulations, eminent min who had honored the bar wholesale Lrade revival here is due in a FAge, the greateat excitement prevails OL jikely in view of the tact that many of , eciaea vanee, Kino-Chou, and it is believed the incident (he Government's supporters urgea them neglect.: tion *Whose nomination paper did you and in a master address parted with the of Montreal.But to do so would have large measure to the demand from Pacific ill form Che basis of further German de- ; an sae At all events, he will be in no position sign?\u201d career with which He was connected for exceeded the scope of this address.He Coast merchants and traders.As an in- mands upon China.to take ce urse at the tuinis {rie ee - ; to whine about the consequences of his **Have you seen this evening's Star #° ! over forty years.Fully 300 members ot pelerred, however a rachan Be stance one woollen company recently re- ron Confirmation of the report has.yet lature, and that divisions exist tm.tho cme em : à 0) .eu ; = site ; , .» £ : umed ons Es ; C Lo own act.on ried the elector of his unknown viet) ype Bar and offlolals were present, and-| exemination for the study and the prac- © operatla a two mills, closed A despatch from St.Petersburg, saye Libers 1 rar Prime.i, ie CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY IN = \u2014_\u2014 ; The latter modestly admitted that he |the event partook of the dignity and de- tice of the law and added : down for a year, and has orders six {he Czar, speaking at a private gathering hand, there are those who take the view - - : JOSEPH B.CLEARTHUH had ulanced at it.corum which pérmeraily acccmmpanies such of La are ot these two facts (ore mouths ahcad ot the officers.of the Préobradensis coat that Mr.Hardy has made up his mind to STEADY DEMAND.~~ ~ > \" \u201cThen,\u201d ¢ © siti y CR SIONS.dame Jette was present, \u20ac m, an a ey \" i , ment said: wanted long ago to Pp .> Then,\u201d continued the citizen, \u2018\u201cyou see occasions a e Je F have long since left his memory, but 1 The parious railway officers are besicged your attention; bat, events were weighing Ro to the gountry within Le mext moe cs 2 SE that I was not the only che that was with her two dauzhters, Madame Ru- by Individuals who seek Klondike liters: feavily on my mind, particularly difficul- °F six weeks, In an interitew Mr.Walter Sbaniy, taken in.I signed a blank form, and that doiphe Lemieux und Aliss Jette, and Miss have never forgotten them and still re ; : once comvinced himselt of the Wiscem of a è ineer, said this morning: Will Lie a lesson sur me in future.\u2019 Noel, together with Lady Tait, the wile member him whose kindness led me ture.The Snow and Ice Transport Co., ties with Japan.Now thank God, ull I= , , = , \u2018 ._ SIT the emtnes enmne ' 8 \u201cHow did you happen to sign the pa- of the acting Chiet Justice of The Supe through those two trials.My admission an American device, which even proposes cleared up, omd no conflict of any kind is say cours fee ue vequire very (ons Richelieu 1-2 Point Higher in «I know Mr.Ciearibue intimately.He is port\u201d rior Court.His Honour took his seat on to the bar, as will De seen, could mot to climb mountains, will carry at least to be feared.\u201d trom It.oo So BTR à \u2018\u2019MoNa came to me and says, \u2018We the Bench shortly aiter 19,80, having on ave taken place under more favorable , \u2018 an honest man, and would make a most are going to run l\u2019at Carr il for the Coun- bis right Sir Alexander, Laccste.Thiet auspices, since the door of the profession fifteen passengers booked in Montreal by ; = TTT \u2014 Toronto Than Here.\u201d excellent alderman.\u201d cil.\u2018Will you signi\u2019 I :~id, \u2018yes, 1 will Justice, and Judges Mall, J.Ald.Owmet was opened to me by one who, even at Messrs.O\u2019Brien and Auerbach, St.James WHEAT ADVANCING ; ¥ Mr.Clearihue is being well spoken of for Pat Carroll wus a neizhhor of mine and Wurtele of the Court of Appeals; that time, was ranked as onc of its most street.Ope party numbers twelve, It in- \u2014 : Mr 1 x 8 nt Po.years ago.and I would Le 8 id to do him Judges Loranger, Pagnuelo and Archi: Yorthy members re whose he utatlon cludes two French actresses who hope to Star Of en in all walks of life.man à good turn.\u2019 Then I signed.\u201d bald ; and on ett, Sir M.À.> or learning, integrity.straightforward- a .seen gt ny by m ; Lo I KWnen was this?\u201d & acting Chief Justice of the Superior Court ness and dignity has Sy been increasing win gold dust at Dawson City.The wo- Mr.French, a Leiter Broker Talks qe Star OM e, Friday, 3 pons.who has worked all his life 10 earn (he «Weil.it was at the cleventh bour.It and Judg-s Gill, Mathieu, Alphonse Out- day by dry.1 may be allowed to offer men played various engagements here, but on the Situation .The strength of Lbo local stock market good will of his tellows u ay be relied on wos about half post nine on the morning { met, Tellier, Doherty and ns thonote.him the oma wy profound respect have recently been out of employment, ; was seen this moming in Royal Elcctrle =, ol nominstion day, ant suppose ey .Arthur Turcotte, Fro 3 sinc on for his character \u2014 ANA SNS ar AP AR A AN .hong in the Council to do right.had to have the papers in by hal past tea Sherif Thibaudeau, in uniform, Mr.J.3: and virtues, If from the ancient members a party left here on the 2nd inst.(Special to the Star.) MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE, sn St rather than in ehe-stooks : or eleven.After McNamee had gone, 1! Joseph, Clerk of the Court uf Appeals; of the order 1 now pass to the younger ree or four tickets besides were sold Qhipago, Ills., January 38.\u2014Whecat open- ° \u2014_\u2014 : w of-late have commanded, pepular .rang up Carroll t wish him luck, and the Judge De-noycrs, L.W.Sicotte, Clerk of members, | cannot forget that there is a °° vate individuals.ed tame and JA of & cent lower on the Reported tor the STAR by Gordon Stratby & Co., Stock attention, Canadian Pacific was steady ST.ANTOINE CONTEST.boy In the office todd me he would not be the Orown.and several deputy protbono- large number of them who have followed ontrealers are taking the lead in or- tailure of Liverpool to respond to Chi Brokers 98 Sacrament street.: at its fraction below 00, where 1L aFpeurs there all morning.In the evening I saw turies were seated near the Bench, while the course of Laval University, and that Fanizing transportation companies, The cago\u2019s big upturn late yesterday, caused Jaa 33th.Jan.Ib.to stick at sent.notwith tanding th A meeting of gentlemen prepared to as- |My name figuring on Subivan\u2019s nomina- at the Bar stood the members of tha | can therefore claim\u2019 them among my | onwealth Trading and Transporta- by tbe sensational shipinents from Are Close.Ask.Ril.Ak Bid present, standing the A tion papers.| know Sullivan by sight, learned profession heeded by the Batom- pupils, To these you will permit me to tion Co.will inaugurate a direct étage tine for the week, 864,000, against 40,- Canadian Pacifc Rey 84% me % wy demand there is for the stock.Fourteen Bist in the election of Mr.H.B, Ames, hut don't known anything further about nier.Mr.Carter, and surrounded by say that there is between them and me RT rice from Edmonton to Dawson on for the same week last yeir.Liver purs do tan Bonds Ww He + VA hundred and fifty shares weré placed at ebruary lst.In summer steambos ts pool lost part of her early strength, yet Da do pid.1 se 7 8° |thils mérming's sésefon, \u2018at 'éblg to 8034, for alderman, will be held this evening at him.Sullivan's name was not wentioned the membars of the Council and Bar, in- more than the ordinary confrateraitÿy, and wii] ; .\u201che .k - be utilized on the water sre .ÿ Cone atl to me when I signed.Oi course, I} cluding Massre.Arthur Globen=kv.L.J.that the ties that linked them to me are The organise Montrealers, and in- 14 pence higher ; Paris, 10 to \"#) Commercial Sle 8 o'clock, at the headouarter committee ow 1 was as much to blame ns MeNa- Rthier, Q.C., Mayor-elect Pretumtnine, Q.all the stronger Lecause of the evidence of centimes higher, and Antwerp 2% to B50 , clule leading wholesale merchants.The centimes better.This caused a big ad- Tes rid 1058 tM The Inst.cale wae made-a4 899%; In-Lon- lia 1054 12 18 don the olosing figure was 9154.Cana- si = 40 S$ dian Pacific is.undoubtedly thq cuptrol- vo \u20ac .et.wee; 1 should have known hetter tban Ç.Strachan Bethune, Q.C., Hon.C.A.esteem amd affection which 1 will alway - ee.0 Camere \u201cThe.coms sign anything in lank.Geoffion, Q.C.J.N.Greenahiclds QU, remember.: | shrough servioe will not be in full work- vance by noon.May sold early ES ; 5° us 8 8 rue ane pected, Do you consider yourself bound dy Donald Msemaster, Q.C., Dr.L.H.Da \u2018\u201cThe regret that you express on the oe- bag er for à mon to 9, and July from to 873$.Cudaby, dat mm ug niy ling stock In this market.AR.lL.goes, mittee desires to ask all thase who are {your signature on that paper to work çidscn.Q.C., T.Chase Casgrain, Q.C., casion of my retreat from the bench is À party from Paris, France, cight 'n Mitchell, Robëon, and one or two.uihers da jus 201, 105 201 [al] the list goes, speaking re.witling to furnish sleighs for.election day and vote for Mr.Sullivan?John Dunlop, Q.C.J.L.Morris, Q.C., F.most flattering to me, and I am thereby number, has just completed outfitting in of the high flyers thiew out big lines of a.MIE MU NS MAN L goes, speak Bg generally Yor dhe 4 ¢ \u201cNbt « blt of if.1 wane decelved, and] LA op, @.0., J.DL M4 ! v0 me, | ; | Montreal.The route has not been se wh but they wre unabl: to break i M su Me Msk [rise now \u2018op! tou \u2018or fixe palnté Dé: thi to communicate st once with Mr.l'homas IX.Lyman, Q.C.; F.L.'Beique, Q.C., greatly bonorcd:\u20141 em- convinced -that-he-!1- 10 Büt à ute bas : cen 5\u20ac _; wheat, but they un L t in 1204 rly 1 b : at on - that is enough.1 shail vote fer whom Ÿ utchison.Q.C.Hon.L.O.Taflion, Q.who has been designated as my successor , Bt a tart Wi Be made on Web down, orders comm Tomi Abroad, \u201cfrom | De \"Ba RY.18% 101 403.cornerstone.recently would lostagtly.=, Trimble, at tye above address.consider to be the best man.C.G.Lamothe, Q.C., S.Beaudin, Q.C.will soon conquer in your esteem, and In Cane: 3.Mr.Tarut, a graduate of the the North-West and South-West.Ex Lou Dé a Pe 184 fact all The active stocks here.It is the \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 SL''AShambault, Q:0., H.C.SL Pierre that of the bar of this city, the position agadisn Mining Exhibit Oo., has been porters bought largely.There was noth- \"pd ass Mona et M108 HB poy to the ritnation, \"tC \u2018 Q.C.J.A.Descarrics, Q.C.P.B.Mig- | in which he will not be tempted to env Ce ne 0 accourpan \u20ac Icrelgmers.g of a sensational character In the pit.Royal Fléctrio \u2026.104 MEK 14% Pr The sellers ol Canadian Pacific.were: HEALTH COMMITTEE ST LAWRENCE WARD pauit.Q.C., C.H.Stephens, Q.C., R.\u20ac he one which you made for me, an e outfit of the Montreal Mining and The position, in a nutshell, is, that the Tore Bava) BW Bs Forget & Co., Macdougall Bros, Howard: , : Smith.Lomer Gouin, M.L.À., Rodolphe which I am most anxious to preserve.An Trading Co.starts on February 18.It |demand exceeds the supply on sale at all da.us \u2014- Tu 3 |& Company, Muredith> \u2018dd WeCom- \u2014_\u2014 Lemieux, M.P., Thos, Fortin, M.P., G, eminent juris consul, active and hard- win comprise six mew, snd the route will present prices, and buyers will no doubt 10° 1254 IN 13 ny, and Mcat & Co.The bu: re: AD OT i Lemieux, MB.alism.Achille Doron, working, he possesses all the qualities to - kely be via Wrangel and Telin Lake.obliged to climb still higher.The bull D mW mom orgèt & Co., Burnet 8 -Couz Gy Wels The Sanitary Engineer Denies a A Meeting in Dr.Weir's Behalf.WA War M.L.A., J.E.Fairbault, Q.discharge the heavy tack which \u2018he has Another party is being organized at |ocngregation is growing dally, and some em ER CL l'A C Clark, À.C, Scott, C.= Gaültt, W.\u2014 C.H.A.Lemieux, A, Kavanach, Q.C., J.accepted.I end, gentlemen, in thanking Huntingdon, Que.of \u2018thoie known ns big puns, and 5 Om» # M Mackenzie Mncdougall \u201cBros, Jak Hut- Campaign Story.The public meeting held last evenlng In 8.Buchan, À.J.Brown.C.A, Wilson, YOU most sincerely for the sentiments you The Klondike craze has diverte@ in- who have been fighting the advance, are La BK nee Cartier 8 br] =_ BR chison and Moat & Co.Forget & Co.\u2014_\u2014 the Monument Nationel In the interests M.G.Larochelle, Wilfrid Mercier, kK.L.have expressed for her who has shared | ventors Irom old hobbies.A Mcntrealer now sprouting hcrne.May now has Merchaars Bsak.18 178 180 18 gold 500 shares and bought 1 The Health Crnunittee met this morn- uf Dr, R.S.Weir, one of the candidates de Belletouide, F.H.Archambault, GC.À.with me, all the events of my lite and for DOW offers fcr ssle a new machine, guar- sold 9814 bid, and January $1.07, Lid by Do of Halifax \u2014 10 \u2014 1% Toronté Street Railway was rather im.ing and signed a number of warrants.It for Seat No.2 of the St.Lawrence Ward, Choquette, J.M.Ferguson, R.A.E.the good wishes which you make for.the anteed to handle the gravel in winter Letter.Ee in 1 30 tho background.Only shares \u201cw ded .was largely attended the hall in which Greemshieids, Louis Loranger, J.D, Cam- Sugess of my new career._ with use of water, His device em- Geo.B.French, Leiter's manager, says, \u2014 Je \u2014\u2014 MI placed, but the steck wis siren wo } was (de e that the va-cin*tion and the Club National generally holds its eron, C Leteut, Peérs Davidson, James \u201c] am now called away to other duties braces a series of graded screens, war- According to the most reliable esti- ® il 95 \"T P bi figure ail the ashlee were.; smal ox warrants would Lave to be meetings being filled.Mr.Charles Marcil Grankshew Q C.P.Demers, P.Rov, H.and It is with profound emotion that 1 ranted to lèse everything but nuggets.mates obtainable we think there is not 15% ie Hn 0 Wilson & Glllespie, Low and.Fe a signe by the Beard of Health and It was called to the chair.and addressed the Pjonrde H: Gervais.A.Geoftrion J' à.address you for the last time in this Amothor individual wants capital for an More than 15,000,000 bushels of wheat .Joo 2 w@ %.Co, sold, and the tuyers were How was deol cd to call a meeting of that meeting in French and English, and Was Dreuin, R *DaLorkmier.Victor Geoflrion, T90M, where upon many occasions wben electrical device for facilitating mining by unaccounted for soattered over different wooo 10 18.Co., G.Welr Macdcagail p \u2019 body for Monday morning for that pur followed by the candidate himself also in Dione: rte.om hor arrival was pre 8 member of the Bar, defended and-| thawing the frozen ground, and suother Parts of the country.We have holdings n \u2018B.# 5! |& Gillesple, Forget & C Foi pose.; ; both Innguages.He review.d the present ponied Cith à maëmifornt bouquet by | Sehieved the triumph of right and Jus: for the trestment of \u2018pay.dirt\" with [fal least that amount, so we can safe 8 Be 0 BEd COTE?> Mr.Dore, the City Ssnitary Engineer, municips] situation, and Indiented the re the Batonnier in the name of the Bar.tice, and where, while on the Bench, 1.7} super air.ly claim to have possession of all the - 3 = 8 3 So far: the morssse in serpin made a report denying a letter published forms which were needed at the City Hall.Mr Carter then opened the proceedings -had the great honor of fulfilling the aug- A olty mining firm has also gone into Plus.\u2019 .; .3 n.A 8 ronto trent.thin Th Dave.jo a morning paper stating that the He also pointed out what an ideal muni | and addressin oe Henars esld: ya functions asdgned ta me.In bidding~ the business of supplying Klondikers with: (Added ta the.Government estimate of \u2014 ==.\u2014 == siderably 210,000 scavenzing was costing the rity twice ag cipal government Montreal might have if ARC à ressing .thu to the members of the high iktood.: It.js.proposed.to .free next 582,000,000 bushels for last year\u2019s drop 0 = = = i td ares Wedn ods much ax during the time when Mr.Man the citizens only took more interest THE ADDRESS OF THE BAR._ .tribaiiti \"of the\u2019 provincé, who by thei} week three Klondike lunches, consisting the 30,000,000 carried over from the crop w M 17 II the anuar ol oe one ol the Candidates in West Ward, had their own affaire.224 + \"On bebelf-ot the Bar 0; Montreal Ire ce here have added eclat to this¥ of coln pressed and concentrated foods, of 18 Eve Mr.French his basis of Sem CPC nas a owed an (nc ne of the contract.Mr.Dore stated that Mr.Major Bond spoke prétty miuch on the opectiully ask leave to interrupt the on demdhétration; to those colleagues who embracing potatoes, onions, oarrote, tur- 560,000,000 as the original supply.This 5 5 ES BISA rl Bie 5.Mann's Mast eonirtct was for 950,000 à same lines, and incidentally mentioned dinary business ol the courts now in ses- NOW surround me, and whcse kindness:| alps, des a variety of bee! tablets, etc.he proceeded to dispose of as follows: a 108 tm Ta 164 b rt Blast Ç Une, the tn © year, his last tender being for $113,000 a that he was at present on the track af sion Jo Order to mark the Bar's esteem and friendship have never been wanting { Any of the foods are guaranteed to satis- Exported to date 143,000,000; estimated Montreal Cotton.Hd Me du fin 481; Lo 247, year with an increase cf five por cent.a certain individuals who made jt 8 prac- for cmé of your worthy colleagues who during the years i have spent in their | fy _the appetite.necessary for home consumption, 340, Can Col.Got.MillsCo .Ww.:-~ 50 atock selling 34614 to 247, Year.Now dnspite of the great increase tice to bleed every applicant for a porition leaves the Bench to serve OUT Queen and midst; to this Bar to which ! have con- The demand for snowshoes cannot be 009,000; estimated necessary for seed, , a oid.1.5 woo\" the new df UL A of the city two years ago the seavenging ON the palica foree, and in fact, for any {country in capacity.seorated my life, and which gives me supplied.One dealer who had an order 60,000,000, making a total of 845,000,000, Dom Coton Mila Co\u201d.6 U% 8 ® ae red Li 400 seme day last + cost the city 849.00, and last year $51,- other muniripal position.He wns In hopes «We assure you it was with regret that Bow this \u2018testimony of affection and'| for ffty pairs of sowshoes could only comt y put away.The difference | dp, odo Bond.TS \u2014-==- compared with the Samm \u201cBt a : 000.Mr.Dore also indignantly denied of succeedinz.the Montreal Bar learned they were to esteem: | leel, gentlemen, that a portion.secure one pair after a laborious bunt, between the original estimated supply, prete ar N.À.6 EE w Weir + = Oo \u201d that any dumping was dome now in Amang others present at the mectinæ |lose the eminent services of Ju Jette, Of myself leaves me to remain in this all the doalers have been cleared out, ow- ond tee amp accounted for is 15, % Dinwmond Glass Us.= = = = 0 8 \u201cWeir & Son\u2019 spd Forget & Co Janes or back yards ns stated in the let- were: Dr.A, Brodeur, Mesars.A.I.Me- {yt while expressing this regret ke good sanctuary of truth and justice., Bat, 198 to the onormout demand from West- .s ia the amount of wheat which Westers Loan Trust Co TTT Richelieu and Ontario \u201cvas\u201d placed at at, ter in question.Such a thing was abso- rechal, Remi Goyer, J.B, Lanctot, O.the judg- &entlemen.thouch absent I will follow ers points.according to Mr.French, furnishes thc ' Le melon, Suck es Eu A Domi, Men | En\" ad | Yo Tarren Ye fe | A TA ow pe ropes fa eos Faso! han poeme een ets pi, Ee Sons nee X | ., Carson, .: + , a: , + i \u2019- has put a pr x © .vr old foreman tol him that such dumping n iward Cunningham and Judge Jette to ncoept our héarty congra- studies that are dear to me hoping thus rarily abandon a portion of its export advance of the roams ree Phase May NEW YORK STOGK KXCHANGE.Jiark Bariow & 0 Sens £ Gilles was olten rerorted to during the time Col.Loveiner.tulations u his elevation to be Lieut- to perpetuate the link which binds me business in ovder to ship to the Klondike \u2014 \u2014_ pom elevation to ut w wheat, whatever that ma tro alt od for th b Monk, 18 ge.and y in the spring.With an estimnted pros y be from day Specially report \u2018 tor ¢ e $TAR by 5, M on! 7 cs hal a polné highér \u2018Toronto tk ; it the scavenging was done by contract.enant-Governor of this provincel You.> o, « ps ST.LOUIS WARD.\u201cThe Bar of Montreal feels honored b I succeed.In my new office, cne of pective mining population of two hun- to day.Le + having one of its former members called the most brilliant members of thie Bar fred thousand, it will readily be seen Me 5e situation le simply this,\" sald : an 2 .dE Montreal @ss \u2018sold wp from i0il, to INJ U RI ES FATAL To the Editor of the Star: to so high and honorable a place in the of pom treal, cad 1 bx nat with, dieting what normeus food supplies will be re- nat thin country has sen rond Show ou Ops.Close.104% 535 shares changing bands, The Sir.\u2014I notice that through an error councils of the Dominlon.5 nou eel that the task 9 à than its\u2018exportable surplus, W hink #_ Wa 8B | ohiel sellers were Barlow & 06.F ; wl hat I voice not alone your which is incumbent upon me is one A forelcner bound for the !Klondike 8 exp plus, e think e S \u2014 or Intentionally, my opponeat, Mr.J.M, am sure that voice not alono JOUX op oh wifi he hard to fulfil, 1 will stopped at leading botel this week, [eat has ben over exported to the ex- wa HMw & Co.and\"Ranson, Temi.The Beausoleil, has had my name printed as Sentiments as well as those of the Bar, 500 Ty 8 in the dischars datles Wh rer that h week.tent of 20,000,000 bushels, and that the se wc 4.chief buyers ore W.Weir & Sop, Je P.Major Was Run Over by a Grand aAmedee Gagnon, merchant, upon his vot.Put the sentiments of all in saying that 0) my Peder nd \u201ca m are of ite qutles think marne nes ie thie foolish to United Stntes is the country in which U4 IM 13% |p \u201cMeeker, and Nichole & Marler, \u201d \u2019 Trunk I ocomotive wg onrds distributed to the electors, 1 RO 97% in {his province 1s mote worthy strive, while remaining Tworthy.BY vou.Ing and inhospltable iMerness, he our to sell.\u201d ' \u2014 Mm | On sales\u201d of only 180.shares.Gable mada $ -\u2014 re AE tie ite nt ! tinios than your diringuiahed colleague te justify che honor which hee been Gone ously observed: \u201cOh, but there must be 34 5, the marked advance of twa.tub ints, Mr.P.Major, who was taken-to_ the electors of fronts Want ite pistes and our worthy confrere, for wo shall al- me by the Government of my country.\u201d hotels on the way.\u201d A DOUB Be 2 % et due to Pr Ent vu favor Goeral Hospital on Weineeday mornfng thelr votes on the Art of February next, San\u2019 i\u201d hin\u201d wish auch, and 1 am och, expressing hia thonka nnd.then oe LE TRAGENY 0 | able statement\u2019 can o an y hour, suffering iro ver, >.R ., Cc n » - ù ta i umen by sa locomotive 4\u201d lavor of the real candidate for seat No.should do Ro; his care os a Judge, as @ (QU LS Eu SAC for more GOING, TO THE YUKON.ne OL $f ©, %1 nual menting which fs shortly be held, passing over him, nnd who showed signs ARTHUR GAGNON lawyer and as a citizen has at all than twenty years, - J Uhicako, Hurl.& Quincy wi nu 1004 Royal lectrie vas .hee i re \u20ac : of a slight improvement yesterdoy isfter- an .times: commanded the highest admira- Mr.Carter received the fallowing mes ; \u2014\u2014 Gen.Aranguren Killed and His ious Suri Wort a a Lo stock this morning.Forget Co, hongh noon, died about 7 o'clock last cvening.To tion.I only trust that before many sage from Judze Taschereau and the law.| (Special to the Star.) Fiancee Dies Suddenly.Chie.lock Isianak Pro.À Me We on It rather LXLEDAVELY.ee The Coroner held an inquest this afters AN AMES MEBTING.months we shall congratulate him upon vers csazaged én the Polrior trial at St.| T to, Jan y.Chicago Mil.& 46 Paul, 984 Bi : wh and it rose thers fu Fonte the noon at 1.30 o'clock, and a verdict of ex- .receiving another honor from Her Maj- Scholastique: \u201cVe deeply regret being un- 1 ott Tent uary 38.\u2014 The train from -_\u2014 Qonsalideced bas.NY: 15 5 - 28 BE |stock opened at 146 and s0 ati by cusable homiridé was retarn.d.It was A meeting of the supporters of Mr.H, esty.: Co able to participate in the organiration ° ving here st 8 a.m,, ught (Special to the Star.) Deloware Lack & West.\u2014-\u2014 8 OB Ee [BOOB US en mee le shown thai he was walking on the main B Ames will be held at No.2648 Notre \u201c\u201cI'o mark in a small measure the organised by the Bar in honor of the emi- À band of 21 mém'and two women bound J .\u2014 1 usé 113 There were thirteen sellers and \u2018eight own Une of the G.T.H, in the Point St, Dame street, tc-morrow evening.esteem of the Bar, ! will now, with nent Judge who has heen called upon \u2018ee the Kiondike, \u201cThey lett this after- RER anumy Sgen, Argnsuren, so uM \u2014 WM buyers, but one or two brokems- -both Charles yard, against orders, and that \u2014\u2014 ee Your Honor's permission read the ad- to the high position ot Lieutenant-Gov- poo sa Cenadla Pacitlo, to sail death as due } is een 1 5 .vi Do doom == T= ZZ bought and sold.Burnett & Ch; Nich- no [Mame could be attached Lo the driver CARSLEY'S NEW BLOCK re ER the Bar of Montreal begs to Sn, Skened, Henri Tarchereau, De to w Sealtle.Tey ban together bis soldiers v who wan ren SON 2 General Bleûtric.= % \u201c\u201c x ols = Marx and Stratiy Sw were ng which ran aver him.: Lo srignon, Prothcootaries PF.tranmportath rates \" y = Tem eee oo 0 4 ceased was n native of Granby.Tenders are ot present being received at Carter then read the following ad- x Mathie, I.AN.Mackar.A.E.T olr- ors ga cod irri Le Tea's pian RE a Wow # on LE sue The - by Mr.A.F, Dualop, architect, for - the : er, D.Luduc, J.A.Go r an .ta 5 h 1 .mo ZZ = An ahh Shes de ve erection ot a new block on St James To His Honor, The Bonoreile armes | he MAC ee ons from MY.| Glad shortly rer rorching the ralivas Ba ma ae ten In Thc eourlly 1s due tothe mors P R NAL.street to replace the cold Canada Lite Amable Jette, Doctor of Laws.1 The \u201c At Home> to-night at the Court chigan.The parby is under thé manage Station at Camye-Ficrido \u2019 Wik SoH (39% getting ita power from.Chambly; > Bu .Building and the adjoining stores océu- Judge ot the-Superlor Court, and former House in honor ôf His Honor promises to mont ot W.R Évoth, who been in > 1 118% gt 26: frothing has been decided: The i h : ; pied by the S.Carsley establishment.The Dean of the Law Faculty of Laval Unl- be very largely attended.The halls and [the Yukon, and who\" brought back just pt 104 10% way in after à vorÿ bad bargatas New York society was [intensely interest\u201d new block will nave a frontage of 100 Toray ps leut.-Goveror ot the Province corridors have been decorated and qu enough oi to whet his appetite tor MR.KERSEY ARRESTED ; \u2014 WY S , = Dominion Conl common sold Ab: .; ae sw - teet on St.James street, will built of OF Wuebec: : arrangements have heen taken to make the A .15 RO 5 5 ° : M Cote 1 adetphis: awe Jali es CA pa white marble and is fo be five storys fn The rasmbers of the Bur of Montreal are -event & plensant nnd successful one.elfes Le oa = early rapt and (8pecial to the Star.) in Ha tom he pe fae Pram AUTRES: and i a given by Mr.and Mrs.Anthony Tres el, height.; happy Lo take sdmintale of yous spo 3 int ce PROTEST oon om .Shee wich thor d choacterize preuld« New York, January 8.0.Madame upg Es uk 1K Duluth nt 3%.E.R dlosed A7 ni \u2018a \" i % \u2019 ; \u2014 : ; - J , A: e\u2019 miners, y \u2018were all armed true Karsey, former agent of the te Star x \u2014 BX n London C.F.R, clos 4 Be a 2 Un Dresele sister, 208 0% ours INCENDIARISM.fnce of Quebec, to express publicly the : \u2014 | Western style, whtly knives, revolvers and Line, and representative of Lord Dunra- x R Tot arére GE rte, Une fol ab F 1 ee at Fort W Din r ° 5 high esteem which they have always ex- (Special to the Star.) dhésters, and carry each 1800 pounds ven, in the International Yacht races in me is 174 25%, And Hudson\u2018 Baÿ.af 24H62 Lu ® place at Fort Washington, The western section of the Fire Bri pericnced for you, as a lawyer and 88 & Cormwall, Ont, Ja =, a dt outlt, They have 18 St.Bernard and was arrested last night in a suit for 5 = mg Be AFTERNOON BALRS; 7 1 on The ,uniar Bnchelors of Montreal gars fade was walled ont at ten minutes to Judge nd 15 tender \u201cyou \u2018their sincere OT El ot St me Newfoundland dogs 85000 damages a rought by Julia 104 iu 7 i) #75 Canadian Pacific nt 80%: 1 ï fe p st enjoyable ANG ; ¢ st night to a fire in the stable 5, | : = : Gleason.The order wes served on : BA 3 a 1 5 +.Com, = Home\" and frception in Mr.Roy Mac- in rear of the honse 330 Charlevoix street, Your rate intelleotual culture, your north of here carly this week.Miss Ge \u2018 : Mr.Kersey, while he was in attendance un A ji Pnercia! Cable ab 168; 10 Belt ond; pr de ee vers present, govapied Dy Mc.J.McKee.The fire was Tod vest D combi I T with this town, had been visiting friend in 4 S C AN T ASE at the Manulaoturers\u2019 Association Ban- | Southern Er.com.3x Da on A % 175: 25 Royal het is { 4 ; : nr eus \u2019 + doubt! set by incendiaries and the And your , n you a T UT net at the Waldori-Astorla, last ne: 6 a.Pe) i : and ann oe RE LT 8 |S ovine he Fir Got rg ots gol lie, pont Yo | a Cora ie enter mes ue O10 YC jp tarte Baas BB RB |D laird Sede ata ery ; om! \" ; 0 : .y - Pacific.in 28 conformes ere vers pruts and Che teens are | oan Ta whieh you bare bem valid OI 20,1 vue surpooed hat, the old) LL | oe, nnd caablng » sheque Lor 4200 baad Tri MOWED RIE Seis Tee SR in the t y room throng out + ho whole of BELOW ZERO ALL DAY In rendering you the tribute of our hom- bauation.Her bods Tan ee de he To-day\u2019 Proceedings in -the Trial g, then returned to the banquet.Mr.u Doe = Mn oom 19618 Toronto.Street Rally.an 8 Le 1 - retontehing what à hold \u201cbe int - pe an Actors a th ay thet road near St.Andres next moaning ing for.2 of Mra.Poirier Kersey's valet, Frank Thompson, was al: oe La J 2% a 2% el hein Bank 8 Et oo Sone 3d es t \\s natonds a > qua The followin 4 your\u2018depa J the an \u2019 * | so sued last year by the Gleason ad ' - chetks at 147; 100 Montece! ; Gas S.C.g ore the thermometer ; j en stiff.An inquest was considered un- en 0 y y éasoni WOMAN.Wabash.\u2026.Tem = = .ius town of Alken, S.C.hae\u2019 tke readings rogistered ab MoGil Observatory where vend have.down from tbe Hench | necessary, and fe remains were interred | An order for bis arrest oe ot walle Western Unt pi me DX LB Reval Blotrieat 1 1 Chic 2 and BoRton The \u201cTom for the past fourteen hoyfs' o dur ee Da cet such digni- quietly al St.Andrews.Tho deceased was | - (Special to the Star.) before ît could be served the valet sailed JEU \u201ci a A + Fat 147v; 96 Ro A ct Paty ; \"5 rte ares Havemerees Ds 3p doen below vero am | alla The hal ot jenroing, bord à [ONE 14 Cenpen|rEarnet a Bek timp Mons ES ee EE Tonal HEU BRL TM te : : am, ; , .> ; , Metropolitan._.| \u2018 : =.ÿ Eee lows, Scot \"Ei below! 11 a mL, 2 nfmed lessons: and where: ike here, ou | OTR.AND LOR.{ot Schotasiiqos, Jasmary 8-Bdmand hes with profemicus of love.Mr.Kersey ZnSe CIE Re a af 94 , w Ms, .- \u2018 > y ; ; wy .) on 0! 3 Lot - : \u2018 >, the Butler Duncans, the Arthur Kempe, © pm ad bave been the model of several and tbe Loo ST, à yo the acotiacd.was the, first witness ex- | mining syndicate, He had arranged\u201d to | (Special to the Star.) |.Bt Nous 151; Mccotro: Mrs.Fred, Nelson, the Reyinald Wards.à 8 NGE NOUNG N example of all.: te noude tint from Jena e dinou ncement arnined this morning.He sald that he leave to-night for British Columbia.New York, J 98.The trect Ra Ca Mr.and Mrs, Chatfield-Taylor and the TRA.ANNOUNCEMENT But if.we deplore your loss, we do:not te 0 at from January Sixt; alt special.[pad heard that Sam\u2019 Pacslow visited mm0rmscr heavy b anuary .28.There was at 195%; 190 Canady Pe ao Duncan Elliots are some of those who m\u2014 ee 2 forget the fact that to have been chosen | Fates from poires on the Imeriaional to Mrs.Poirier : too often, Ha had spoken A O.P.R.SMASH-UP some he uying of stocke during the Halilax Street .Hallway at 1813-100 Hee Ee | ar, sin, sn ene |S SE SRE SESS | RR dE REINA SR RES BEE | C0 RST [hh BEG um pis, | HG bmn BEE Kes | ; .y 3 LS eu ess ! re Poir- y _ - \u2019 - US Le L575 0, Ar BALLER ISA 0,05 | bon rom Ti To ponte: Thy sy mehr which Teles upon tie crier tt HE Sr NER RE | overs, seq Tom wey ur BE i 00 SR | 8 re PRE » .d 5 es or \u201come club favorites are missed from anyone who clips from the sixteenth page whose best wighes of happinces we pray THA AT THE ART GALLBRY [good for nothing Since that time be py no Raflway, last night, oause?Ly snd a half points.The latter fs Lake Toronto {287 7?\" Royal Miectris'at 148); their acoustomed haunts.The ar of to-morrow\u2019s Star a coupon that w \u2018you bo aoce i : : been term \u2018It Roy to the query, \u201cWhere have the Sond there can get lor it » sum of money, a Ton Pe: Bar of Montreal ho During the loxn exhibition at fhe Art toa pt been on Spake 8 o ith the wo Ireight tral colliding.No one was Shore, which was a new record, 18%4, 123 Toronto Street ppt Say 113 Soe gonel™ ia skiost Invariably, To prokage of superb ted and a book all tres.that Provibemoe will great yom dong Mte, Gallery, which {s now being.held, tea ance to the evidence.=: injured.h ing et k amage wea This was followed br « general decline, Canndian Pacific a4 8054; 31 Royal Electrio Atkent .2 they Bay.10 \u2018the continuation of the success WI served cach afternoon at five iy Greviar fepentel hin former done to the stock contents.ONE prices deven LO a *t 17% oT The wedding in New York of Miss Anne which has mavked your career.o'cioc evidente about and e the revolver and \u2018around tid-da « tiv to y.pod, Jackson, third daughter of the inte Dr.FOUND AN IGLIQIT STILL.We pray of you,-alse, to be to Madame rere box of cartridges.He also spoke tothe, The large pavillon In Prospect Park, put thé om Tat * one, veloped, .Wiliam H.Juckeon, znd the Rev.Wil- [+ _- Da TI Lotte, the ind oi.our re] : finding of the shoes, Niagara Palls, wae burned to the ground jar \u2018fg the early\u2019 after nié LONDON STOCK_MABKES.Nam Waltoa Rutheëfnid Was cue of the Francois Xavier Marcotte was arrested SProtful senti \u201cand express to = 3 | 9 \u201cBrazesn gave what was early Friday morning.a re ear afternoon the roa > : 5©D.Monk\u201d important eventa ot ltst week, St.yesterday by the officers of the High har our ,most skidere vis 2 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ee substentially a repetition of bis former - \"pe a Teas a slither ï t rite je Thomas Church was Bled wiih questa, |Conatable for operating an flict eull | (signe.Go Carter Betommuiy An wetimony, adding nothing of all 6.| CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES, (179,20 nêce peeved baying the mar din 8 the bride's mother, in Madison Avenue R a ara + a Joux Moe 7 Napoleon | thar serrsky, Syalio; L J hier, § *s room to \u201coe \u201d at the placd look- | won p L ket became active and meved up to nS h , Rond, St.Henri, oy the officers, He ap-\"| Trçaaurer: L.Bernard, Secretery, - od he tine Me.MeCaakill [+ J.& Bache & Co., 188t.Sacrament st., re- within à Ehetion of the béat of the day, Kt eon pether SN are TU arte PSS RE the Police Court this morniag Te mo NoIS REPLY.- 1 Lee d Mis Pairier'e confession.| por£ the closing prices to-déy as follows: among Granger group.family has for long been identified with ae : .oo Bis 7 ES HONOR \" sibly .R Tuy whole ot the pride honed this i, Opetit, Wighed.Lows.Closing vor elise a slo ; again 1 wy h Re ., ; ma went to sho 1 - \" ei +O 180, , Gr ig Bie ly, RoPERTY Wak DanacED ambien, BE | park fes Er 1 ais ie For LER ns 2 A ic ; .\" Lee Em .A.Bd wi 0 o no.ty on NE USER ; nt Gnd À Theo To Rov venir Tole Lckoiund Ptomces Be ot Reger of ae Moh Ror e fa onu adieu at Dent rl mori paint Arete | 5 i .: hr be : ha resses se Ty « oy will ; y -LOE : prominent member of the original So- |* in.the Poîloe Court this morn- ON or the: Bar for action, hel ST pad Bs aise Te the fast vit; BE ag loi to mark up prives, pie bond markbt : \u2018 n° tbe .© shar considerable extent in the ac.olety of Colonial Dames, and hea long ing © Eotowrnean wiks charged with stated that He thet it bad been 3n- nées | gr, the - by yr 8! .; ; ; , ta, heen a leader in the more conservative damaging property in the honse of the Ne tradito avolen Tor; Date Orown, don termins- - elenent of New York society.«latter, Sib.pleaded not œütr 9 pa ee 2 antlog me last twenty Pier a j ante & _- ve peri oa eM i fg ws Aw hy, BOY S\u2019 > OVERCOATS, REEFERS and SUITS Special End of the Month Offerings : Boys\u2019 Nap Reefers, Tweed Lined, from $3.50.Less 20 per cent.Discount.\" e-Romember Oùür End of the Month Bargains in all Depts.- Boys Freize Reefers, from $3.00.Boys\u2019 Blanket Coats, from $4.25, Tess 2 per cent.Discount.EB LE »-Bemember Our End of the Month Bargains in all Depts.Boys' Oxford Grey Suits, 2 piece, from $3.30.Less 20 per cent.Discount.se-Bemembor Our End of the Month Bargains in all Depts.Boys\u2019 Brown and Grey Suits, Kuickers, 2 piece, from $3.60.Less 20 per cent.Discount.: re-Remember Our End of the Month Bargains in all Depts.Boys\u2019 3 piece Halifax Suits, From $3.80.Less 20 pergent.Discount.»a-Remember Our End of the Month Bargains in all Depls.Country Orders Filled with Care.TVD VOTO SD a ON JOHN NURPHY & 00, + = » 9343 St, Catherine Street, Cor.Melcalfs St.@ Terms Cash, Tel.3833.pee ey mm SHIPLOAD OF ARMS.| MRS.POIRIER ' Belsure of the Beluchistan Has That is What She Told Parslow in Paralyzed the Gun Trade.Gaol \u2018London de- _ (Special to the Star.) \u201cLapwing, and hpve ordered them to suspend operations.in any of the windows.Mr.Poirler\u2019s ex- beep an extensive trade in arms to the [+ Persian Gull.A en known manufactur- or says that.on.kthe.order of a.London _ .\u201cmerchant he has turned out a \u201chundred\u201d tad.besn issued, Who had actually gi 7\"\"\"rifles and a ton of ammunition weekly for .the last three years.The rifies consisted army magazine rife.The Persian author- same firm was preparing to turn out 200 that be might stand down.weapons monthly to the same customer.slow, was then called.He spoke briefly MRS.EDGAR OOMING.dead man, but added \u2019 \u2014 denée, - (Bpecial to the Star.) Joseph Cyr, cheesemaker, of St.Canut, = - Toronto, January 23.\u2014 Mra, Edgar, was then recalled.He stated that he I \u2018wile of Speaker Edgar, left today for had bem in the next room whilst Mec- \u201c: Montreal where she wil spend a day or | Caskill was closeted with Mrs.Poirier in two with Sir Willlam an Lady an | the bedroom.He had heard the conver- \u201cHorne before going to Ottawa Tor the ; sation that took place between them.;- session.McCiskill had not threatened the wo- A man, nor had he held out in bet ony promises if she ccniessed, en McCas- RE 13 HE THE MURDERER?kill and Mrs.Poirier had gone into the RE St.John, N.B., January 28.\u2014A tramp kitchen, witness had left hem alone, His CAtrasted at Kingston, Kent county, is he reason for doing this was not from any 2\" Heved to be the man wanted for the murder lear of the detective, as counsel eat- \u201cof the Newton family at Brookfield, Mass., ed.He cirtainly had felt upset by all te on Tatranry 7h.y ie, S888 the events of the day.Mr.J.D, Ledue a To .then cross-examined Cyr, and witness be- came very excited.He raid that he was speaking nothing but the truth, end be did nnt like having his word doubted.Joseph Gratton, hoad gaoler in the rison at St Scholastique, spoke of Bar ng received the prisoners.He h eard Strengthens the thein talking together = one occaston.| - 8 wrslow had askec 8.Poirier how she en Br and felt, and, the female prisoner had\u2019 then Bod rain an replied \u201cI am weary.\u201d ; y he day that Mr.McCaskill had made Nerves \u2014 Cures Mrs, Poirier repeat her comfession in the judge\u2019s room, witness believed that the Stomach trou- prisoner was perfectly well, He cer tatnly bad not seen Mrs.Poirier vomit, bles.and she appeared to him just the same as neual, prison ahe had in her possession a gold watch and about $13 in notes.Bince that time she had twice drawn money from the bank at St.Jerome, First of all a sum of $20 and later on $9 more.Witness did mot know what the prisoner Mariani SUGAR BOUNTIES | {received so many vol- berlain's Aid Scheme.untary testimonials from | London, January 28.\u2014 Mr.John Mor- | .; : ey, tho Liberal leader and MP.for 1 emineni people as this the Montrose burghs, speakin last oe gl La : = evening at Stirling, Scotland, d e I world famous tonic- wine, proposed West Indian grant was \u201cmere : y i a disguised bounty,\u201d and another in- | Mariani.stance of the Government's policy of Fo \u201cSops and doles to tavored classes.\u2019\u201d\u2019 He 3 2 declared that it would be equally justi- ; ives PD | a flable to make a grant to manufacturers having to face a hostile tariff, and ex- 4 presented.{| - À SAFEGUARD AGAINST Berlin, January 88.\u2014 In the Relch- .stag, Baron Von 'Thielmann, secre - aman tria, he added, were in complete ace \u2014 for \u2018owerworked men, deli- sta women, sickly children most to.benefit the sugar industry, || this healthfal, invigorating THR KAISER'S BIRTHDAY.|.terday of the birthday of Emperor Wil was more general than usual.The « wbere displa burg.Thé new cepting the Sccialist organe.put i congratulatory articles 2 | \"LADIES HAD f LIVELY MEETING Lady Henry Somerset's osition.THE W.C.T.U.IS DIVIDED.ON THE SUBJECT.Dr.Yeomans Assails Leaders of the Order.A meeting fraught with as much significance and importance to all White Ribboners as a special meeting o! the , Chamber of Deputies in connection with the Dreyfus affair at the present crisis would be, was that which was held at Welcome Hall, St.Anteine street, yester- ; Less 20 per cent.Discount.8 ver-Bemember Our End of the Month Bargains in all Depls.S RD @ @æ @ @ 2 ; Januery-28-\u2014Accordirg- - patch to the Globe, published yesterday St.Scholastique, January 28.\u2014Yester- __ afternoon, from Birmingham, the capture day afternoon Mr.Poirier continued his 9 the British steamer Beluchistan, off cross-examination of J hn Hall.Witness ascat, Arabia, by the British gunboat was in the habit of taking a stroll alter the seizure of her cargo O1 supper because he suffered from indiges- _ arms and ammunition, has temporarily tion, He had passed the Poirier\u2019s house y paralysed some of the large gun makers.on the night of the murder, and he was : ase the London merchants concerned quite sure that there was then no light It is suid that some of the guns seized amination of witness continued for an were from Birmingham, whence there has hour and a halt.it was mostly made up of unimportant questions, concerning witness' party.Such as to whom invitations ven the invitations, how much liquor had been consumed, nd had Mrs.Bouvrette : danced on the uccasion.Nothing of the à\" of Martinis and Lee-Metfords, the British slightest importance was added to the fi.ities, It seems, winked at these irregular- evidence, and witness appeared to be le Jes, Cell Great Britain Interfered.The thoroughly thenkiul when he was told George Parsl w, brother of Sam Par- an to the sobriety and popularity of the tt o the evi- When Mrs.Polrier first arrived fn the | | No other article has ever || Jonn Morley is Opposed to Oham- ï pressed the belie! that the scheme would roduces Rofrashing Sleap.52° 25952 \u201cson à des oaiporsy Taeme ; «vir BY * 1 rd \u201cMental Diseases.isn ws armen Soin ie three weeks hence, Germany and Aus and the Government would do its ute amit -stipmuiating tonic has .Berlin, January 33.\u2014The celebration I~ ; be and other buil were decorated Pith flags and busts of His Majesty were every- © or repelved the congratulations of his mother, the ¢x- Frederick and.the princes, including the Kinga ot Saxony day afternoon, under the auspices of the Western Union.The announcement that\u2014+ | a special meeting of the W.C.T, U.members was called to confer with Dr, Amelia Yeomans, Dominion Vice-Presi- dent, on the recent action of the Executive of the World\u2019s W.C.T.U., brought together representatives of the various Unions, and the result was a good-sized meeting.Now, this meeting started just like other meetings,\u2014the President took the chair, and everything was in order, But the atmosphere gradually grew warmer, until before its close one felt M tt had been a meeting of the sterner sex it might bave become a very stormy one, indeed.\u2018Lhere was a strong feeling of opposition in the air, and both those who were for, as well as those who were against the question that was before the meeting, were pretty strong in numbers, Now, what was the question?In a spirited address Mrs.Dr.Yeomans pointed out in a frank and unhesitating manner tbat, in view of the action of the World\u2019s Executive in re-electing Lad Henry Somerset as World\u2019s Vice-P dent, there was no alternative left for all conscientious W.C.T.U.members of the Dominjon than to rive in protest and strictly uphold the constitutimn and principles ot the organization.\u201cI sincerely love and admire Lady Henry Somerset,\u2019 said Dr.Yeomans, \u201cand to-day I am not \u2018here to criticise or blame Lady Henry Somerset as to her attitude in favor of regulating vice in the military cantonments in India, but rather as a member of the Women's Christian Temperance Unien.whose attitude must he no compromise with evil in amy form, to protest, and that vigorously, against any sach system.This is a matter in which the heart of the W.C.1.U.is deeply interested, and should receive the fullest and treest investigation possible.The right place to lay the blame and nowhere else, sald Dr.Yeomans, #3 with the World's Executive, in re-elec Lady Henry Somerset, with full knowledge ot her position on the question.The course to be pursued now is to see that the ME xecutive rescind their position and ask Lady Henry Somerset to resign.It is a known fact that Ledv Henry Somerset has resigned the presidency of | the British Woman's Temperance Association, but it may not be as clearly unaer- stood rier bes no intention what ever of g her po as president of the World\u2019s W.C.T.U.position of our Scclety must be determined, said Dr.Yeomans, not the ideas of Lady Henry Somerset.however estimable and good they may be, and without the required change be made there is no help for it but for us to sease affiliation twith, the World\u2019s.for the congratulation that no D cminion officer voted at the election of Lady Henry Som- eraet.but we have to regret that no re\u2018 solution of regret at the action taken had been subseruently passed.There \u2018a no opposition worse than passivity or inertia, and while there is no use im anger of critioism, I would mantain that we urbald nnfiinchingty the hizh standard ct the White Ribbon Armv.Some would advise to keen quiet in this matter.but wrong never richts itself.and should we not rather consider the whole matter in the clear light of day and act acoording- y.Y'atter this preliminary address the pre sident, Miss C.Richardeon, invited a tree discussion on the subject.A number of ladies responded, amcug them being Mrs.Radford.Mrs, Urs, Mre R.McLachlm.Mrs.Cole, Mss, Smith, Miss Monk, Mrs.McGarry, Miss Richardson.Mra.Dr.England.Mrs.Simms, Mrs.Macdonald, Miss Walker and others.A lengthy and most smimated discussion ensues, in which various opinions and questions were set forth.Such questions ar the following were pretty *well threshed out : Shall we have our officers repre sent the views of our Union Ÿ Apart from any action or views taken by Tadv Henry Somerset, was |t in accordance with the princirles of the W.C.T.U.to countenance a Teilized system of vice in anv shape cr form?Could there be any compromise on the watch words of the so-lety, prohibition and abolition t ete.There was an evident feeling smong those who opnosed taking action against T.ady Henry Somerset retaining her position as vice-president, that such action and opnosition must necessarily do harm to the W.C.T.U.as a whole and only cause division.But those on the other aide fearlessly declared that they ware not afraid of division, and that as individuals they felt free to give expression to- their opinions.= A resolution, moved by Dr.Yeomans, and seconded by Mrs, Macdonald, In which Lady Henry Somerset be requested of the Society, was put before the \u2014eet- ing.whereupon it wos moved by Mrs, Radford, seconded by Miss Walker, that two years or such time as the next meeting of the Dominion Union.This provoked discussion and amendmerits, but finally it was moved by Miss Monk and seconded by Miss Rowse that no motion be put before had adjourned nlt who wished could sign Miss Willard, feom a letter she had received from Mrs.Andrew, World's W.0,T.U.miasionary Yeomans said she did not approve of the term \u2018\u2018falee shepherd,\u2018* ns applisd to Miss Willard, but.in her ovinfon;, Misa Willard had cextainly misled the convention.Letters were also read from Dr.Kate torth the deplorable condition of: the chüld-women of India who are used ora Toa : Dr.Yeomans stated thet so far Miss Willard, the world\u2019s president of - the W.O.T.U.had made no statement fen Be RS taie a on wi 80 dee , M Rio ae ane sont no more, the \u201cday veetat: em the fect the n re cortatn members of W.C.fag Gesgly averes $0 She roots HE MONTREAL DAILY.ST present, at amy rate.lt le a matter of to resign, as being opposed to the views the resolution be laid on the tahle for the meeting, but that after the meeting the protest, which would be forwarded to Tho toeling of the meeting reached fever heat when Dr.eomans read extracts in India, in which she referred to Miss Frances Willard as a false shepherd.Miss Willard, she said, had taken the scalés and on one side had placed her Ido! Lady | Henry Somerset and her views on à question at issue, and on the other side | the organization of which: she was head, but in her desire to keep her favorite the Soclety must kick the (Cries of no, NO, hh the disctiésion that tollowed, Dr.\u2019 Pusbnel, missionary in India, setting ES +.Foo ed ee cas te dE Lo >» TU.beet | 4 aotioni of a the World's Executive in the re-election of Lady ry Somerset, felt it thelr xight as individuals to give free expression to their opinions protesting Jeasieasly against such action, and to uphold strictly adhere to the constitution and Frinclples of their organisation at: any ce.THE STEAM: ENGINE.An Important Discovery Made by MoGill Professors.Some interesting research work has lately been going on in the Faculty of Appiled Science at McGill University, the description of which will doubtless be: read with interest by those who take an interest in this particular field of sol- enue.Prolessors Callendar and Nicolson have ust presented to the English Institu- fon of Civil Engineers a paper of direot practical interest, because it deals with the theory underlying the working of the steam engine.Hitherto it has been verydifficult to make out exactly what took place inside the cylinder.It was known that the temperature of the steam changed very rapidly in the course of the stroke as much as 100 deg.Fabr., in a second but mercury thermometers could only show the average: the changes were too rapid for them to tollow, and their action was too slow even to show the temperature accurately at any given poiat in the stroke.The electrical re sistance thermometer invented or Professor Callendar made it possible only to observe the temperature inside the cylinder, at any point in the stroke, but to follaw it exuctiy throughout its éitire-course.By an ingenious atrenge- ment, the thermometers were fixed both inside the tons walls, and in the head of the piston, so that the latter was vearried up and down in the steam itsell and gave continuous readings on the galvanometer, which could be observed at leisure outside.The result of the observations has been an important modification of the theory of the steam engine.The experiments conducted by Professors Callendar and Nicholson show that wt the lowest speed, namely, forty-five revolutions per minute, the temperature of the surface of the metal at the end of tbe admission period was found to be at least 20 degrees Fehr.lower than the temperature of the steam.The rata of condensation, instead of being Inflate as has becn assumed hitherto, was found to he, limited, and simply proportional to the difference between the temperature of the steam amd the surface.In order to deduce the condensation trom the temperature observations, it was necessary to determine the conductivity and specific heat of cast iron.A series of experiments was made a 4-inoh bar ot cast iron, and the result found for the conductivity was nearly 30 per cent.smaller than that generally assumed.: As to the practical importance of the experiments; -it-will -be-enough_to _guota the remark o! Mr.Bryan Dcakim, head of a well-known English firm of engine-mak- ers, that the experiments proved the enormous importance of cylinder wall temperature as compared with that of.the steam in studying condensation and steam engine economy.The authors had described a mass of very délicate experiments lasting two long vacations, and the account now given of them appeared to be the best and most comprehensive A yet published on this important subject.BENEFITS EXPECTED From the Mission of Mr.RE.Sheppard to South America.According to Mr.E.E.Sheppard, Trade Commissioner to South Ame: the people of that country do not Know much ab ut this country and its rare: ducts.He was in the city yesterday, and in connection with the prospeots for opening up business with South Amer} fca, said: \u2018I have every reason believe that my mission has not been in 4 vain, and that a good deal of benefit will accrue to the Domliifon from what 9 1 have done in the different South American countries.I have also reason Lo believe that thg Minister of Trade and Commerce is satisfied that I have laid the base of distinctly improved trade re- : lations between Canada and the Latin Republics to the south.\u201d CHARGE OF A CHILD.! Judge Mathieu has refused to grant the petition of the plaintiff in the case\u2019 ot Dame H.Gagnon va.Lefebvre for the charge of her child pending the action for separation frofk bed and board.The Court gave for its reasons that the ac« tion of the plaintiff being Inscribed for the 7th February next, on the merits and the plaintiff not having made the resent dem nd immediately after leav- ng the conjugal roof, it was not desirable to change the position of the child, for so short a time.THE VETERAN FIREMEN The third annual concert and ball of the Montreal Veteran's Volunteer Fire men\u2019s Association took place at the Victoria Rifies Armory Hall last evening and was a complete success.There were a large number of people present and all appeared to enjoy themselves.+ ARRIVAL OF IMMIGRANTS.The Steamships Carthaginian and Labradors Immigrants, a party of about 77, arrived in the city on Wednesday, comin; via Portland.These ple were of mix nationality and all dest ned for Canadian poin! SWORN IN.Mr.Jas.Morisey, foreman for Dawes & Co, who was appointed some time , was sworn in on Wednesday as a Justios ot the Peace.PARLIAMENT MODELE Mayor-Etest Prefontaine has \u2018to officiate as Governor-General at the oven- jus of the Parliament Modele on February =, AUnottoss of Birth \"024 names and addressss of thepereons send- ng same.BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS \u2018Continued from Opposite Page.* .BIRTHB.=~ ALLATRE At 3 the inst, RA at Der Affaire à eo.\" mn BLE 44 EET J Jpn 1 BULMER-At McLaugblan Road, Kent Co, N.8, on January lëth, to the wife of Thomas Bulmer, a son.* EDSA LL\u2014In Bowmanville, Ont.January 30th, to Mr] and Mrs.8.S.Edsall, a daughter.® GRIFFIN-\u2014In Enfield, Ont, Japuary Sith, the * wife of Mr.William Griffin, of a sod.HOOK\u2014In Oshawa.Ont, January 17th, to Mr.and Mrs.F.RR.Hook, a daughter.\u201d HUGO\u2014At Columbus, Ont., January 14th, the wife ot Mr.Hugo, gonoral \u2018morchant, of & #56.* INGRAM-\u2014In Port Perry, Ont, on 15th, the wife of Mr.Nicholas Ingram, of a son.* MARRIAGES.DAKIN-LENT\u2014At Jvestport, N.&,, on January Fria Dakin to Mary Lont.* HOFFMAN-WIEDERHOLD \u2014 In Philipsburg Ont.Edward Hoifman to Christina Wieder- old.LANGMAN-JOHNBON \u2014 At Baga Lake, Ont, Minal eldest daughter of Edward Johnson.on MCBRIDE-YOUNG\u2014At Toronto, Wm.McBride to Julia Young.* PRATT-KEEFE-\u2014 AtOxford, N.8., Janurey 30th.Augusta Lavinia Kecfe to Thomas Prast.® SALLANS-LOCKE\u2014At Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic, South America, Mage J.Locke, Flos, Ont, to Rev.B.ans formoriy of the Toronto Methodist Conference.* DEATHS.BOUTILIER\u2014At Frenoh Village, N.S., January Sut, Petor Jaz.Boutilier, 63 yours.\u201d | CROWKLL\u2014At Baltimore, llth January, | Captain M.W.Crowell, a native of Barring- mn.\u201c COURSER\u2014At South Bay, N.B, on Jan flat, Jobn B.Courser, in the 9st year of h DAY-\u2014On th January, at Halifax, N.8., Fred Murray, éhild of Mina and William Day.* DWYER\u2014At Halifax, January @rd, John Dwyer, in the 63rd year of his age.* GRANT\u2014At Truro, N.8, on January 30th, Bessie, wife of F, M.Grant, aged 55 years.* LORING\u2014On Sth inst, at 36 Lorne avenue, Mre.A.Loring.Interred at Edmundston, Now Brunsw : MURPHY\u2014At Charlottetown, P.E.L., Janu: 1th, Jane Murphy, aged 110 years and Ÿ monthe.\u201d McLATCHY\u2014At Bridgedale, Alburt Co, N.B, on January 23rd, Capt.Chambers McLatchy, REDMOND\u2014In 8t.John, N.B., on Jan 23rd.Matilda, widow of the late Pet Rod.mond, and fourth daughter of the lato Thomas C.Hodgins, in the 53rd year of her age.* SILVERBLATT-Phillippine Silverblatt, aged 40, at Seattle, Wash., on Znd inst.* SULLIVAN\u2014In Kingston.Ont, on January 24th, Jane Driscoll, widow of Roger Sullivan.NO DISCRIMINATION.Waddle + Foreign Goods for the States Can Go Through, Canada.DECISION REACHED BY THE BOARD OF CLASSIFICATION, .New York, January 28.\u2014Assistant cretary Howell, of the Treasury Department, Washington, has been telegraphed \u201ca notice stating that the Board of General Appraisers here yesterday decided the cases which they have had under conside- »Rretion for some time involving the con-\u2019 struction of section £3 of the new taritt Taot.The Board in effect sustains\u201d the dpinlon of the Attorney-General m which Be-held that the discriminating duty ol ten per cent.does not attach to of foreign manufacture or production.| brought into the United States in tes sit through a contiguous country.decision apparently settles the question involved, as the dapartment will not take an appeal.The opinion of the Board of Classifics- tion, prepared by Judge Somerville, af ter reviewing the Bistory and intent of kindred Yegielation for the past cemtury, shows by the statements of the chair men of the respective Congressional committees having the tariff bill im charge, that Con intended to make ro sub stantial change in its t poMcy regarding foreign shipping.e changes actually made were designed, the board thinks, to prevent evasions of the law by vessels of nations which t at any time refuse to admit our vessels to their rms as thelr own.porte on the same t he board admits the difficulty of constructing the section, but holds that by well-kmown rule a the efit of aa doubt in the consiruction of a taxing statute should be given to the ome taxed rather than to the Government levying the tax.TURKEY'S TROUBLES.Europe's \u201c Bick Man\" Has Fresh Difficulties on Hand.London, January $8.\u2014 The Constantl- nople correspondent of the Standard says: The Minister of War, Riza Pash a minimum stren service in R as ordered to prepare sighty regiments with of 7 n os.The Vienna correspondent of the Dai Tel ph says it is reported there that the Kurds are devastatin Armenien vil- ot an vil- layeta, snd that the Armenians are retaliating.The correspondent adds that there y in the Asiatic pro- lages in the neighborho is \u201ccom vinoes Turkey.\u201d Three men .fell through the el shaft of a new build hy Srosdwer, They wil New York, on Th .Non atèy de 7 Ri rE, # with the | WW PHILLIPS VV VDOT SNS \u2018Great Annual : DISCOUNT SALE nana ea Ppp ew - VOUS i BARGAINS For the next two days.CIN MN FURNITURE.Lot of Screens, Odd Beds, O&1lWashstands, Odd Chairs and Rockers, Samnae, Tete-a-Tele, Smoker Tables, Tabourets, all at half price.Bed Room Suit.Parlor Suit, Sideboards, Dining Room Tables, Combination Chiffonier, 33 1-3 off.CARPET DEPARTMENT.SPECIAL BARGAINS, clear at 80 por 08 yard wide Milton Stair Carpets, to Remnants of Stair Offeloths, Stair Linens, Japan Mat- Xll'mswde up Carpets, at 38 per cent.congo \u2018Stock Japanese Rugs, all sized, at 20 pe: ieces of Melton\u2019s, Axminsters, Brussels, ts, at great reductions.and Our entire choice stock of Door Mats, Hearth Carpets, &c., at 1O per cent.Bugs.Remnants Qilcloths, in the Basement, at 33 1-3 per CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.\u2018Balance of Remnants of Furniture Coverings .taln materials, at 50 per cent.off.° and Cur Small quantity of very fine Tapestries, in armorial de- Five pieces left of extra fine Drapery Silk, to be cleared y pieces left of Printed Muslin andSatee: rtai very suitable for summer houses, to be cleared press foe Special line of Tapestry Table Covers, from 1 rd square to 2 yards wide and 3 yards long, to hr at 34 per cent.mnants of Fringes at balf price.Shell on I Room, 5 \u20ac vrell wi a visit, of care exercived in fitfing every defecy in Vision, Artifi- noat) SILK DEPARTMENT.Colored Broche Silks, 33 1-8 per cent.Colored Printed India Foulard, 33 1-3 per cent.Blouse Silks, 85c, $1.00, $1.25, less 15 per cent.838 in.Art Silks, all good designs, 15 per cent.Black Bengaline-Special values-$2.25, less 20 per cent.Black and White Stripes, 15 per cent.Black and White Broche, 15 per cent.Remnauts of Colored Silks, 25 per cent.Remnants of Velvets and Velveteens, 50 per cent, less 5 per cent.for cash.CLOTHING DEPT.33 1-3 and 50 PER CENT.DISCOUNTS, pants, sizes 32 to 37 inches In Youtha' Suits, lon ve again supplemented the cheat measurement we special table with broken lines at these discounts.; 00 SUITS with an extra 5 per cent for cash\u2014in two-piece tweed for ages 4, 5 and 6 years, about four dozen suite.These are odd suits usual selling price from $4.50 to $7.00.MANTLE DEPARTMENT.SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR 3 DAXS, Ledles\u2019 and Misses\u2019 Ulsters, Half price.Ladies\u2019 Fur Trimmed Cloth Jackets, Half price.Ladies\u2019 Tweed and Boucle Cloth Jackets.Hilf price.Ladies\u2019 Velvet Jackets and Capes.Half price.Children's Fur Trimmed Mantles.Hall price.Ladies\u2019 Costumes.Half price.Ladies\u2019 Fur and Silk Lined Cloaks, £5 per cent.off.Our Special Tables.Few more of our Ladies\u2019 Jackets left from last week's and Tweed.For this week men each, for ext g.The attitude of Bulgaria is causing uneasiness, and the Porte has sent rcmonstrances to sale in Cheviot, Boucle Cloth $2.00, less MILLINERY, Ete.A Table of Straw and Felt Hate, at Se each, A Table of Silk Shirt Waist, at 83} per cent.ot Misses\u2019 and Children\u2019s Dresses and Coats, A Table of Ladies\u2019 Fine Cotton Underwear, at 20 p.coo Special bargal © n in Ladies\u2019 Fine Furs, Which will not be balance of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at ridicu- w prices.; ete, will be sold at Halt Pr! 50 per cent off all Pleated Chiffons.6in.12in.and 22 in.35c 55c and 90 Per Yard.mn HALF PRICE.A a mn m A Mn Ah BK mw PRINT DEPARTMENT.All Remnants of Prints, Sateens Cretonnes, Deinma, ce Friday and Saturday.COLORED DRESS GOODS, All Remnants Half Price.n mn in n nm nm in mn -Only.a few.ends left of the.Terra.-Cotta Cash- \u2026 B.| meres.: Our best quality, HALF PRIC A Great Opportunity\u2014Choice lots on special our tables to go at HALF PRICE.FINE GOODS.GREAT BARGAINS.54 in.Navy and Brown Homespun, worth $1.15, to clear at 7ô5c, less 20 per cent, less 5 per cent extra for cash.FLANNELS AND QUILTS SPECIAL.1 Table lai! out with Wrapper F lannel, 88 1-8, 1 Table White and Colored Quilts, 20 per cent.mn Ah À OPTICAL DEPT.lasses and Operas Glass Holders and fine Tortotse ettus, Special Discount 207; \u2018off.Kr Testing orthy of cial Eyes supplied and carefully done.Grinding a specialty.MUSLINS, NETS, ETC.An assortment of Fey Goods at 50 per cent, Grass Linen Embroideries, 33 1-3 per cent, Curtain Muslin, 33 1-3 per cent.Curtain Nets, 33 1-3 per cent.Fancy Sofa Cushions, 25 per cent, Assortment of Wool, 50 per cut.Art Muslins, 20 per cent.15 per cent.all regular goods.QUILTS, FLANNELS, Ete.SPECIAL LINES.White Quilts, 20 per cent.Colored Quilts, 20 per cent.Down Quilts, 20-per cent.Wrapper Flannels, 20 per cent.and 35 per cont, Ceylon Flannels, 20 ylies, - - Towels.- - 20 per oent.Tea Cloths, - 30 per cent.Tray Cloths, - 20 per cent r cent, Table Napkins, 20 per cent.50 per cent.2333333333333 RIBBONS and LACES.Fanoy Ribbons, 25 per cent.Fancy Ribbons, 33 1-3 per cent.Fancy Ribbons, 50 per cent.- Satin Ribbona and Faille Ribbons, odd colors, 50 per \u2019 » te, 76 cent.Job Pt Ribbon, 1c and 20 yard.Remnants Ribbon, 50 per cen t.\u2018White Val colored stripes, 25 cent Guipure pu ea and Butter, byer cent, Black and Gold Laces £5 per cent.Point de Paris and Imitation Torchon, 25 per cent.Special Patterns Black Dress Nets, 20 cent.Spoclal line Embroidered and Lace Co 80 per cent.e n Coil Black and Whi Linen Cuffs, Black and White, Linen Collars, White, odd sizes Le.Special this week\u2014Balance of Dress Linens to be wold at half price.Odd lines of Ginghams, 88 1-3 per cent.cial lines of Cretonnes, Bates 50 per cent, off.OHBNBHEEOHE! HOSE All Discounts, as.Advertised, in Force During January.ns, etc., 35 percent.and in nN n n nN Al Ah Ah Ah « Un » 333323 Bi PAE SE wi HE r 5 G { hi names and addresses of the persona sending same.\u2026 BIRTHS.oat 3th, at 619 Bt.Cather- oe ohn wie ir anime, of a denghter REID \u2014 this aig, we h inst.25 Catumet avenue, wife of W.Reid, ula daughter, : ALLEN-\u2014In North Gore Chatham, Ont, the wifc of David Allon, of a daughter.* BLSHEY In Wallaceburg, out the wife of Theodoro Bushey.of à daug CAMPBELL-In Fullarton.Jas.on the th inst, the wife of Jotin B.Camphell, of a son.COLLINS\u2014In Mitchell, Ont, on tho th lust.the wife of Samuel Collins, of a doughter.® ri NCAN\u2014In ma.Out., on tha 6th inst.the te of Peter O.Duncan, of a daughter.\u201d DEYO 1e Sombre To Township, Ont the wife of DECARY- At Malsonn ve, Que.on the Med fn y.& son.EIZERMAN\u2014 Mitchell, Tn n the inat., Mrs.Wis.Elzermao, of 8 aug Rbtor.* EDWARDS At Franktown, Out, \u201che wife of Edwards, of a son.* FOWLES At Victoria, B.C., on the, 17th inst., the wife of Walter velo of a8 FERRIE\u2014On the 35th inet., al Mali, N.8., the wife of Walter B.Ferrio, of a 8 HALLIDAY \u2014In Merlin, Ont., on ¢ the 16th, inst., to the wife of J.N.Hallas.a daughter.ON\u2014At Columbus, January 13th, Baie of Mr.George Hudson.ofan daughter.$ HILTZ\u2014At Gray wood, Annapolis, N.S, Jauu- ary 18th, to the J wife of George Hiltz, a son BA YEFS\u2014In Wallaceburg, Ont, the wife of Robert Hayes, of a son.JEFFERY \u2014At Pleasant Lake N.8, January 15th, to Mr.and Mrs.James Netter.a son.\" KING\u2014 At Fort William.Man,, on the 18th inst, the wife of Arthur H, P.King, of & son McRAE\u2014On December 30, 1897, fn this \u2018city, the wife of D.D.MoRue, of & son.ALONK\u2014 At 209 Prince Arthur street, on 18th uALO the wife of W.G.Malone, à son.VCONNKLL\u2014In Dublin, Ont, on Degomber M \u2018the wife of Mr.Frank MeConneli, ot a daughter.\u201d MILLS \u2014 At Suasex, N.B., ou January 17th, to the wife of Gordon Mills, a son.- ECFARLANE- At ash waalrels, a.January 19h, Lo the vie ot W.L MeFariane & son.\u201d MILLER\u2014 At Fredericton, N.B.on January 18th, to the wifeof W.E.Miller, a daughrer.* OUELLETTE \u2014 ve Jeannettes Creek, Out.on the 18th inst.to the wife of William Oucllette, « 60 n° RIE At Brooklin, Ont.January 10th, the PIRE of Mr.J.I.Pirie, a son.\u201d POPE\u2014The wife of W.F.Pope, of à daughter, at London, Ont.* .on Monday, BB \u2014 A Arthur January 13 a the wife of Xe \u201cJ.Rabb, of a RISING\u2014At Bt.J John, N.B.= January 25rd, to the wife of E.L.Rising, a BCOTT\u2014At Moncto nn, RB.on > Jantiary lath, to the wife of A, Winfield Scott, a son SMITH At St.Stephen.N.B.on Ianuary 14th, the wife of Bmith, à w lie or L'Enonton dt Ont.M jaDUAIT 19th, Pier OL anhon, où BPRY nt.on Sapo 15th, the wife + Ur.ied Soo! of a so: BEAMAN\u2014 At Molcga.Queena, N.8., January 18th to Mr.and Mrs, Fred Seaman, a son.WASSMAN\u2014 In Logan, Ont, on the Sth inst, the wifs of Charles Wassian, of à deughier.® WEBRT- JP linglon, Onl MARBIAGES.PRANCH-BELGER\u2014AL Newcastle, Ont, on January 19th, James Brauch, Courtice, and Alice Balgor, daughter of Mr.M.Belger.* BSONNEAULT-L\u2019'ABBE\u2014At Morinville, Bei , W, ANE the 11th jnst., M Mtormisaas Bols- souneeuit and Miss Em erick L'Abbe.* COOTE-M ALEY \u2014 at Hamilton, on January 25th, Frank V7.Coote to itl Louise, daughter of the late o Fhonan Meals HAYES-McCANDREWS\u2014AL Middleton, x 3 on January 11th, , Gilbert Hayes to Mrs M Ada McAndrew KI MoKINNON \u2014 At Chebogue Point, N.&., Decem ph Killsm to Miss Josephine Hokinnan.> LANNEN-SCHRADER\u2014 Liverpool, N.S.on Pr, nb inst.John in Miss Annie OTBAM, GREENBANK \u2014 At Wawo ROWE wW.T.ber 3nd, 1897, Mar; y ira beth, oldest \"don hter of EI Jobin Greanbank, to William Rowbotham.* BILVER-ERNET \u2014 At New Canada, cons, N.S.On tho Joh inst, John Hugh Süver to Fieronce SHOOK- PEBEINS_At Or frites © Ont, Ids.third daughter of of Mr.and Mrs.ed Perkins, Lo \"TORRANCE-GLAZER\u2014 At Helene, Montana, U.8.on the jth inst Henry L Torrance to Kathryn A.Glazer DEATHS.FRASER At the residence o her ai rs.M.laiklock, Sanneville, P.Q., Ras ig 2 Frase er, th Fraser, daughter of the late Simon of St.Anne do Bellevu 2 LEMAN\u2014Ip this city, on the 26th inst, at the ta of years i sis on dangbter of Mrs.do ky Leman.Funeral Saturday meoraing, so o'clock, from Mrs.Laman's residonce, Burch, thes oe stro.te Nejges ce ure enco to Co cs Ne Friends are invited to attend without Toor invitation.MACEENZIE-In this ln on, the 26th, at 216 of ie treet.All Horne, widow Jone h Mockensle, Spe 4p 4 months.\u201cuneral on, Saturday , at 230 a onde and es are invited aoqual tend.Toronto papors please copy.McCULLOCH\u2014Ou 17th January, at Glen Robert- ton Ont, Miss Mary McCulloch.only sister of te Hugh McCulloch, Esg., of Montreal.PI IRON In bis city, Maria Eva Eugenie, daughter of F R.Pigeon, at of 1 year and 7 months.Funeral from Nor rah or\u2019s residence, \"4 Prefontaine street, on Saturday, at 1.30 p.m.TESTER a , 27th nt Jam son of neral from the residenco of he mother, = St Martin atroet, on Saturday, at 2.BERKHOL ER- On the 2st inst., at Torouto, Frank Burkholder PRADNEE- Jan apuacy 23rd, at Toronto, Walter Bradnee, in Bist year.BY Eloy eraide, P, E.L.Jan SRI da Gas Foire B., 18th, iliam Byrne, in the ago! At Moncton, N.on January CORMIER a Cormier, & son of Eloi C.cer ed \u20ac monthe.* ag \u2014Ât AI A.Co, N.B., on Janua: CO Es infan £ davgnter of 3.T.Connor, $ Pme.* CHENEY AL Grand Harbor, Grand Manag.0 on ary 11th, Charles Chenoy.aged 57 yea pu DA Eon January £ith, at Hamilto Ont.ale, son of Charlton and Sarah D Pas DOBSON\u2014At Midland.ont Eva, daughter of Luke Dobeon, aged 7 years WEON\u2014 ary at London, Ont.Da Mie Noon Hoepitai Porn Dawson, aged ELS) JERE on, Ont., on January 6th, Loa D, iempre, deaghier of the late Ales\u2019 ander At Toronto, J 35 it Lt vi widow of the Jats George 3e Fe GRIGG.At Sebright, Ouk.Laura Grigg, aged INGTON\u2014At Brook esn\u2019s, N.3, maine inst.Cr 0 feratens \u2014 On Japuary 23nd, at Fort Erle, Rima Ia w of the late J.ji Jewnon, of None, dengland ar and second daugater v Ricbard oO On god J Spears 2th, at Toronto, Mich- PizBOY.On Janhary Bd, at St John, 1 , à dor Soc Hatry and relate Mabie Bl J pars \u2014 verton, Ont.J BERTON At orten Sov Jim Fl years.\u201d BTEWAR Tana inst, a Sarehfad, P.E1., Mrs.Bon}.Stewart, ag ra* TRMPL N\u2014 pp .on the 16th Ine Willan mpieton, aged ¢5 years and 9 Sn a Hamilton, Ont, Huey Uther.* u tath, a alifax, Richard SéuEER ker, In a Sri per WE Muriel Wells found dna Januar.x byw ine we 3 yonts 3 2?months.* vEo- At Ch Ctasiotictomn , P.£ I, on the 17th inet, Caroline Taylor; widow of the int ato John Yeo, in the Slat year of her age.* .= For additional Births, Marriages and Deaths see pages 5 and & PERSONAL EAE ba aa seat ly he cashi s à mare trie ELE OYA pour jon de sive 4 von Ève ee notices \u201cBirths,\u201d \u201cM ond ADea mt ia endorsed With The I Tab & JannerT 16th, 4 Ann THE \u2026\u2026.Notre Dame Street.Montreal's OF prices about the cost of production.Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves Saturday the recognized about Kid (loves to tell, it's the last during our Great January chea 21 dozen Ladies 1 Button Parls Kid Gloves, which were imported to sell at 90c, Saturday 60C pair 15 do: jen, Ladies\u2019 English Doe Skin Glove, ft'yarm and elastic, made tg sell at 750, Saturday 8 dozen Ladtes* W vel Lined Kid\u2019 Gloves, choice quality.Regular value $1.23, Sa urday 25 pairs Ladies\u2019 Kid Glov es, with Handsome ur Cuffs and lined Wool.Regu- $1.40, Saturday \u2018 $l.15 THE S.CARSLEY co., LTD, Boys\u2019 Winter Suits Everything that's fod in Boys\u2019 Suits is easily found at the Store.Saturday's values bold out astonishin opportunities.Here's three of them: & oppo Boys\u2019 Na Sailor Suit, sailor collars, med white braid; also red and gold.Special Sale Price from $1.44 Boys\u2019 Grey Pin Toned Suita, er suit of astonishing value, $2.65 THE 8.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED, Men's Overcoats.A reminder that to-morrow will be the last Saturday of our January cheap sale and bargains such as these will be a thing of the past.Men's navy Beaver Overcoats, fly front, velvet collar and fancy price SA A Men's heavy grey Frieze Ulsters, storm coilar and side pockets, lined Check he: $5.36 Men's Buffalo Cloth Overcoats, high storm collar, heavily Hned quilted farmer\u2019s Satin, origin- ce prise $8.75 THE S.CARSLEY CO.LIMITED.Men\u2019s Trouser Stretchers There's still a few more of thoss Pants Stretchers left.To-morrow will be the last chance of getting them at January Sale rices.airs Patent Pants Stretchers, the best knd, the a want Kind, the kind that's usual sold a T pair.Sale price here pe 49\u20ac THE S.CARSLEY co.LIMITED.Men's Neckwear.If there's a new idea in Men's Neckwear, Carsley is the first to have it, look at these values for To-maorow: Fancy Bows, Knots and Four-in- à Colorings.T 4 Inr 15c tie.'0-moxrow lic Here TRES.CARBLEY CO, LIMITED, | \u2014 Men's Underwear.Winter Underwear at January Sale Prices is what will Interest you at the Big tore To-morrow.Men's Heavy Scotch Knit Shirts or Panta, 2x 320 Seaton Knife Shirts or Pants, 670 Special line of Men's Heavy Ribbed Shetland All Wool Shirts Pravere, the kind that's usually sold at go here To-morrow.* 470 TRES, CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.A\u2014\u2014 Men's Rubbers Bargain of the best kind Rubber wails you at the Big Store to-morrow.Come carly.an 30 palrs M Rat ity, Ro BEE: ound toes, 7 reitiae ds 3 \"45 pair, TEE 8, canaux co.ont Muil Orders Carefully Fillsa, The S.Carsley Co., Limited.| = 7 3108 wn 1788 Metre Dawes 88 10460 190 At.James St, MONTREAL, - 2 = ji Dellghtful Musle\u2014At Carstey's.Ai FETE see | S.CARSLEY \"Cleo.IN Nt of Nt Greatest Store.Friday Bargains All Repeated To-morrow, Saturday.ONLY TWO DAYS MORE OUR Far 60° goods, à tomorrow Ladies Se Sesl Skating Caps, worth Ww NL AA JAN.28th, 1898.JanuaryCheapSale Have you taken advantage of the great price reductions that has characterized this Greatest of all Cheap Sales.There's only two more opportunities, Saturday and Monday, delays are undesirable jf you would benefit by the many hundreds of articles of endless variety marked at The Fur Sale prices come down at the Big Store.Glove Bargain Day at Cars- although market reports them going the ley's will have a short story other way, here's some potable values.Gra, Lamb NEw choice full AR curl, were $2.75, to- ai, morrow j $1.80 11 only, Grey Lamb J Collars to match, lin.od Satin and splendid finish, regular $5.00 $3.80 0c * * Ladies choice Brown Far Caps, Satin lined d extra finish, worth $2.40, tor gy, 62 THE S.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.THE Boys\u2019 Reefers.Here's two lots of Boys\u2019 Reefers that should stir up interest because they tell of fine goods at Bargain Prices.A Boys\u2019 Navy Blue \\ Beaver Cloth Reefer very eat Bean: ) (Bors, Beary Brass .Sats Price trom Anchor Buttons a - Tweed Linings $1.66 - Sale Price fro Boys* Hal ¥=1 gg $1 8e.FOLK Sets, oF = THES.CARSLEY CO., LIMITED.FOLK Lo S1X 5 ° Btraps.A model 3, CARSLEY CO.LIMITED The TO LET.Whole ot the FIRST FLAT in the OLD MORGAN BUILDING Cor, 8 James St & Victoria Square SIZE OF FLAT 90x90, Well Lighted, Heated, and Ricetric, Passens ; ae amd Freight Elevater Servios, STEPHENS & WARNECKE, 22atys 18 ST.ALEXIS STREET PUBLIC NOTICE hereb that al} unclaimed goods left wih hy 1298 e disposed of, ni BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO., will be after this notice.of, if not ) Dame, 315 MeGit), 1598 3 S492 Notre re, 5 NE 2 destins The be best of everything marked eli ARRIVALS IN mem eve Fancy Patterns, wi fi», dainty lingerie that we cannot supply.orate as not to the newest French Gorse Covers, 12 1.20 uj Drawers.Umbrella 8 Skirts, extra full, no s ttorns.We gi month.purchase th are plentiful throughout this Gene: see if they can do better bat ib thoy that our values are the best, All garments here.For example Oape for 3600 : $12.00 Chil EEE ECE EEEEEEEEEEEE § JAS.A._0GILVY & SONS.SAVING MONEY If saving 100ney is of any interest to you, then take advancage of our JANUARY SALE In time.it's your golden opportunity for money saving, all o SUMMER BLOUSE WEAR.ons of them Woe cleared out every one of 1897 stock.We ou the first arrivals for 1898, at extremely low prices.autifo) Dainty Summer Blouses, in the new Roman Stri and other mn Whle Linea Collars and Cuffs ; 5 33.BLOUSES.Another desirable line for summer, in Ladies\u2019 Blouse Wear, In Cambrics, Self Coliars apd Ouffs, Pizld and other effects, 59e, less 10 per cent for onsh.NEW WHITEWEAR.Few folks make their own under garments nowadays, it\u2019s a waste of time, and the results are no batter, generally not so good, there is not a want in you'll aave time, work and money on, by buying it hero, and no taste so elab- Aud its wishes in the assortment now shown dnring this January Sale.The finest of Nainsooks, Cambrics and Lawns, trimmed with dainty Laces, Embroidery, Fancy Hemstitching, Tucking, ete, made up in gh neck, low neck, square neck, and V Neck, from le principaliy, from 90c u ping anywhere, from NIGHT GOWNS, Many new exclusive novelties, from 680 un.CHEMISES.Probably the greatest variety shown in the city, from 250 up.ve 10 per cent discount for cash off all Whitewear purchased this READY MADE CLOTHING.Don't forget to take the advantage in bringing the boys to-morrow and r new Overcoats, Suits, Ulsters or Reelers.Department with an extra 10 per cent.discount JACKETS and CAPES.erally we have shoppers who, after seeing our stock, come back every time, that is this season's productions.ou an buy a 89.25 Jacket for 86.50 ; 87.00 Golt r for (O1 SSNS7 SASNENSASONENS SGA JAMES A.OGILVY & SONS, \u2018 \u2018The Largest Exclusive Dry Goeds Hause ia Montreal, v St.Catherine and Mountain Streets, Montreal | Ÿss9s3s333323208320000008 > pb NN oe yr ir * ow prices, makes this .genuine Sizes 32, 34, Not a garment so simple to make but Rind other cheaper lines.pecial reductions elsewhere to s proof positive o shop worn 00.Come and see for yourself.sss Only 18¢ and 20c.} NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY.The Laing Peas CO.yume 8-Retail Stores-8 212 ty coû t joing thelr 1 Port Huron, der has been issued system to reduce the ise of Joel trains aded Sore, xcept \u201cVOW WD ONLY THREE DAYS MORE : To Save Money on those Furniture ?purchases you hajve to make.This month ends our January Clearing Sale.0D WOW OV OVD ODODE RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON, 652 Craig Street.tt umfortable Hl londike ¢ _ lothing OUTFITTERS, HUDSON BAY KNITTING CO,, 30 8t, George Bivect.ST.CLAIR TUNNEL.Mich, oh, Janus ed by the and À Trunk through the tunnel to elghteen ve stock trains, an is order is supposed to be pin lt of à recent accident in which a couple of men were killcd by sut- faatlon, resulting from a train breaking n two.= \u201cor Sick «| Children.1 3 ing FH sg sud, SONRE {oot tant 57 changing Silk children re- guire light, nourishing and easily di- téd food.The weak stomach turns from milk In its natural state.Lime water and other additions only nauseate more, yet most easily assimilated et tums one Nid of Hi FARLETS.the tia an prions may be Jalal your Grocer for Food Hast J Jule Tei, ty (Fi 281 THE PETITION REFUSED.(Special to the Star.) Ottawa, Janna 2æ2.\u2014On Wednesda Judgment was rendered in the cose 7 volving a petition: for the cancel the | letters patent granted to the Dominion Cold Storage Company, in which it was charged o promoters obtained letters patent by brs ulent Tears that where as the capital of which was being $900,000 the law re- only $99 quiting over hall the capital to be sub- was not combllel ith, and that instead of ten per cent.being be paid up, only $150 had been paid u en the pa ent Jas issued.The petition has been re- ume The petitioners tors -of-neire facias were heard before the Hon, David Mills, Minister of Justice, ry Mr, me L.New- |.gombe, Min Mr.sppeared for rine liqui- Badia tater remote on rm for the Norms Poet peti- Son: Th ake wee token en delibere, and was rendered refusing the | Hert Joseph Tair Ge, .Bley FRE pott- .THE ENCYCLICAL.The London Tablets View of Ita Meaning.{Special to the Star.) January 28.\u2014Le Soleil editorially to the encyclical on the Manitoba school matter and quotes without much comment, yet with apparent appro val, an article on the subject from the Lobèdon Tablet ot January 8, 1808.This article intimates, in fact, says distinctly, hat t the sense of the encyclical ia 1e : many places, owing to the way in which the population of Manitoba is poupes, the public schools, as affected the recent act, are virt Roman Catholic geparate schools.erefore, though the encyclical undoubtedly cone demns mixed schools, Catholics should, 80 far as possible, be satiafied with the existing state of things, especially under the conditions above mentioned.Still they cannot altogether accept the present law as these conditions may be changed.Thus the law as it now exists may be provisionally accepted in so far as it gives satisfaction and.should not be totally refused simply because the conditions may change.THR ESTATE $17,081 SHORT.Port Hope, Ont, January 28.\u2014A meeting of the creditors of the Midland Trust Company was held yesterday afternoon in the Town Hall.About itors, fully fitty of whom were ladies, were present, The statement of assets and liabilities was read.The estate showed on ita face a dividend of 13 nt, the direct liabilities arc: deposits $234,971,60; unpaid drafts and accounts, 4 82: total $235,507.42.assets are: cash on hand, book debts, $2200; overdrawn accounts, La real \u2018estate, ul 700; bills receivable, ZI; live stock, | 00; mort 8, B56; chattel mor , 38.082; sur- pin in bands of Bank o oronto, $19,917.- @ ents, $022.13; nominal surplus ssiale Stanley \u201cFatiesaan.$10,000; turni- bare sad, ate ae S100 insurance er in.iy This left Petia anes 09108.Pre assignee stated that he placed no value at present upon $8,000 of cemetery stock aud $40,000 of stock in the Consumers Cordage Co.The 105 ANOTHER.PRISON BNQUIRY.(Special to the Star.) v couver, | B.C., Jaqmary 23.\u2014Enquéries inte at Westminster gaol lx ended.1 e oh of charge is that st gs the Inetégation of a provénolal once Caldbeck, à x named Ro loans to.th pre beta Tp an ous © pps Tharges agatnst the warden emer vor AT IE BROCKVILLE.pce the Bt DISTRIRUTION The Montreal Auxiliary Anniversary.r\u2014 SYMPATHY AND GREETINGS TO SIR WM.DAWSON.Cash Balance in Hand Instead of Deficit Last Year.The Montreal Auxiliary of the Britlah ' And Foreign Bihle Society held its seven- { ty-seventh anniversary last evening in St.+ Paul\u2019s Church.The Rev.Dr.Barclay conducted the opening devotional exercises, \"after which Bishop Bond, who presided, i made a few introductory remarks, express- \"Ing regret at the absence, through imdis- position, of the president, Sir William Dawson, and making several references to | his invaluable services in copmection with ,the society.Rev.Dr.Warriner and Dr.i Armstrong\u2019were requested to convey the : sympathy and Christian greetings of the | meeting to the absent president.They | subsequently reported that Sir Willlam, ! through Mrs.Dawson, had expressed hia ! gratitude at the kindly act of thoughtful- | ness, assuring them that the work of the | society would ever be dear to him.{ The adoption of the report was then moved by Prot.Carus-Wilaon and adoptod, n| the following being extracts from it ! \u2018During the year one-fifth of the whole annual income of the society has been expended fn malntaining 583 cotporteurs and : 488 biblewomen in different parts of the , world.In Persia , seven colporteurs have ! been working, who bave sold 4,000 Bibles and portions during the past year; in Si- + beria, seven colporteurs bave sold 11,000 portions; in India and Ceylon, 97 oolpor- ; teurs have sold 131,000 Bibles and por- | tions, while in China 106 colporteurs ha ve sold as many as 323,000 copies.À | \u201che transtationai work of the society , during the past year has been of jecullar interest to us 28 Canadians, It has included the preparation of a corapiete Btble in Tarudh, the the 3pe language spoken by ln.-miles four gospels in à new form for the Eski- \u201cThe work of the Montreal Ladies\u2019 Bible Association has secured even a larger measure of success this year than usuni, a fact that must be ted to the self-sscrifcing labors of those who have this work at heart.\u201cYour committee is glad to be able to recommend that the sum of £100 sterling .bs voted to the parent society in aid of its general ral operat! abs Oe RE 5 \u2018 ¢ receipts for cash sales Bible house have amounted to $384 \u201cThe total number of coples of Scriptures issued from the Bible house has been : bles, 05883 ; Testaments, 6858 portions, 3447; total copies, 15,086, as against a total of 18,2288 last year, show- dag a decrease of 8243, This is in part accounted tor by the very pu e num ber of Bibles supplied as uma to subscribers of religious papers and magazines In the city and country.be The number of Scriptures disposed of y gratuitous distribution \u2018has been : Doi 726; Testaments, 1041; portions, 780; total copies, 2586; total value, 8557.These were granted to the following applicants : The Sabrevois Mission, the | Methodist Missionary Soclety, the Presbyterian Board of ench Evengellza- tion, the Grande Ligne Mission, ù e La dies\u2019 Benevolent Institution, the He brew Mission, the Chinese Mission, the Andrews Home and others.Grants were also made through branch societies and colporteurs in country places.**There have been employed, for longer or shorter periods, seven French colporteurs, and their work has been chiefly among the French speaking population.Two other colporteurs are English, making in all on the staff nine coiporteurs who have travelled in the followlag districts: Huntingdon, Beau- harnois, Ch nieanguay, Laprairie, Ni- colet, Rouville, yacinthe, Bagot, Richmond, Compton, Argenteull, South Leads, Dundas, Richelieu, and Jacques Cartiet.During the\u2019 year the colporteurs visited 27,781 families.\u201cDurin, ng the past year the Bible women of the association have paid A 042 visits, and have sold 165 Bibles, 284 Testaments and 94 portions of ture.The two French bible-women have visited 4481 houses.The monthly re porta show that taking an average lor he year only one house In four has opened ita doors to the bible-women.\u201d The treasurer\u2019s report was a most sat- tstactory one, showing a balance in hand of $401 as compared with a deficit of $810 last year.The following officers were elected, in additéon to & committee of 146 members, with power to add to their number: President, Sir Wiliam Dawson.Vice-presidents\u2014Bishop Bond, Rev.Dr.MacVicar and Rev.De.Bhaw.Treasurer\u2014Mr, Samuel Finley.Recording secretary\u2014Dr.Alex.Johnson.Corcesponding Secretary\u2014Prof.Osrus- Wilson, Rev, o.Rose then addressed the meet- saying that \u2018the circulation of the Bible had reased seven told during the reign of Queen Väætoi The sompart- son of figures showed Ghat @ 1887 there were 21,500,000 copies à dletriputed by the Boitieh \u2018nnd Forelit.Bible Boclety, and n 1597 1 on were 151, 559.005 pgples.ot these, 66 ad been prin ted in Eng- Mah, 18,000,000 in German and nearly 18, 000.000 | 000,00 tn leaving a little over 54,0000 00 for all other languages.He ito tly CLR ro gratitude to y o grea pro- ress made in the translation and circu- tion ol the Holy Seriptures, Py hrough the agency of the British and Foreign Bible Sed! ety, during the of our beloved Soverd Queen Victoria; and humbl prays that He may continue to er Majesty and the British Empire and make His Word a means of ex- the Saviour's kingdom throughout the world.\u201d A verse of \u201cGod Bave the Queen\u201d haying been sung, me Prof, Scrimger In secanding the mo of Dr.Rose, spoke ot the Teta tron of the Bible.During the first 1500 years of the Obriatian era e total num of translations, he thought, wers about 23 to 2, and during the 500 years which foMoved, this number had (nereased to about fifty.The British and Foreign Bible Society had nearly doubled this number during the first thirty-three years of [ts existence, and when Queen Victoria came to the throne there were about 100 versiona In rage of no further service, vases teuse eine Language, there i , Barcle Burley then Jeanounced the Es po sure to Hood's EEE if you 5 sof fois or I pirtence THE BIBLE.| the Yokon Hoes and of an edition of the 1 we make that morrow\u2019s 1st.paper.16 cups.3rd.Full details in the a O give every Montrealer- a chance - | to prove at our expense the claim Brand Teas are best of tea values we - make the foliowing offer : \u201cStar\u201d and for the coupon which will appear in it we will give 1 cent in cash to pay for you 2nd.A handsome trial size tin of Tet- ley\u2019s Elephant Brand Tea, 50c¢ .grade-contains encugh tea for: c, A useful Memorandum Book.__ \u2014 + noir - - = Jan 29, Tetley's Elephant Buy to- = i rs mie 22 46 Star of Jam\u2019y 29.: S'otyl 77 \u201cee «0 \u2014-\u2014\u2014.7 Brief Notes of the News.\u2019 The Inland Revenue Department has received petitions from some of the eastern Boards of Trace, praying that the law reapecting canned goods shoul amended by requiring the , packer ad place im clear lattering om can the net welght of the contents, and the date when the goods were packed, e partment will ark the views of the Boards of Trade throughout the country om this request.- The receipts of the Manchester Ship Canal from all sources during 1807 show an advance of only $20,000 over those for 1866.In the last named year the revenue was nearly £45,000 more than that of 1895, which year showed an increase ol over £40,000 in receipts as compared with 1894.Labor troubles at home and the plague and famine in India are stated to be the chiet causes of this disappointingly small advance The latest advices from the Philippine Islands go to show that the revolt has not been subdued yet.The recent edict Issued by the Covermor-General is 50 se- Jere in its treatment of all enemies of the erial Government that the manifesto of Benerad Weyler seems mild in Saris Judgment was reserved at Toronto on Wedneaday, in the case of the Queen va.Hughes, toward ot the Wanderers\u2019 Bicycle Club, who was charged w ith dispensing Hguor on Members Club's premises without a license.mbers buy tickets frc the secretary present them for drinks, There is A move on foot to get an electric railway service for the Island of Orleans, It is reported that a charter will be asked for at dhe next sassion to construct an electrie railway around the island.power is to be obtained from the Montmorency Falls.Mr, Harris, trafic manager of the In- tercolonial Railway, addressed several business men at St.John, N.B., on Thursday, and asked them give th Dew tari on the road a fair trial.It it did not work he would listen to res sons, A special despateh from Berlin says the German warship Geflan has returned to Aden.In order to arrauge for the ie mediate despatch of colliers to overtake the Deutschland, her consort whose fires are again said \u2018to have given out, The National Association ot Manatac- turers 2 the United States held .thelr ennual.wet fn New York Thursda night at rds Waldorf - Astoria Hote dem, McKinley was the principal guest and speaker.Mr.Charles H, Wilkinson, of the British Yuken Co., who is well known in Canada, has left England for New York and the North-West, Mr, Wilkinson hag been recently elected Fellow of the Royal Geological Society.Through the efforts of Rev.George W.Belxey, of Toledo, Ohio, there has been arrested in England a man styling \u201cRev, L.C.Hutchingon.\u201d sg an lm- oster, and is wan in New York and ew Orleans.The United States and Austria have made a demand upon the Porte for re dress for wrongs done by the Turkish authorities at Aleppo to the American Consul there, who is an Austrian subject.The Boston police are on the lookout for Abram Tebbltt, formerly a leather dealer.It 1s asserted that he has swindled Boston merchants to the extent of \u2018$20,000 within the past lew days.About two thousand dollars demoge was caused at Ste.Anne de Beau the recent heavy storm which backed = the river and ice of the St, Lawrence on the village.The explosion of a cam of kerosene oil at the Benneville Cement Works at Rosen- dale, near Alléntown, Pa., set the place on fire, and $100,000 worth of damage was done H.S.Westebrook, & well-known im- piement man of nipeg, was married on Tuesday to Miss Harris, daughter ot Jos Harrie, a well known grain dealer.The coal} miners in Western Penneylva- nia, Ohio and Indiana, are to be given an advance of 10 cents a ton om April 1, on an 8 hour day basis.Mr, Johm McCann, a larme, of Belmont Township, Ontarto, 50 years of ago, committed suicide on Thureday afternoon by cutting his throat.Kleven persons have been killed by an explosion of gunpowder at Flores in the Provinos of that name, southwest of Buenos Ayres.At the annusl meeting 4 the Brantford Board of Trade Henry Cockshutt wns glectod president, snd Hatley secretary A bill is to be ared by a committee of the United States Scpate to provide Jor ihe the er iaamant of postal savings boa a million poods of naptha and several persons Jout \u20ac the! durite à pontneration at Baku, Russia.écran to fhe Sau report there tha plague during the pant.pare in arte Mr, Thomas Galbraith, of Danvills, has been selected as Conservative candidate in Monek.Mr.John R.has ban orked were 7 lives Barber, of Georg as Liberal can vo A hr ar roe com- he -|- re SE Edward Cheingtich, heir to one million florins (£400,000) In Buds Pest, tor Whom tbe police have been sesrthing rt ae pauper\u2019s ve in the potters\u2019 fi $ Sago.Hh father was the owner-of Te largest bank In Budd Pest.The got died sn _manize, and his wife is now aaid- Wing wiih «nobleman; whe is an + in the French Army.La ti The suit of Hathaway & Heard afhinst = Dr.Fridgtiof Nansen for $20,000 dadhges, = for alleged breach of contract has ~ \u2018been :: setilod by tho lecturer paying $250.%e his former managers, Dr, Nansen sald that he would not have given them even \"380 a if he were not going to sail tor Rurope on Saturiay; but he did not want\u2019 fo bothered.Several leading Br \u2018sh ron met are now ig the: ted fre j apeoting, the; 4 development the ieca in pete -\u2014JTbe were st\u201d Bulalé on \u201cThirsddy.They\u2019 sal for home Saturday morning after bein banquetted at New York on Friday-pigh The Sup me Court of Vermont'}eld a ression at-the bedside of Miss Bre in the Montpelier hospital on Thursday.™ nt rewsterin charged with shooting: in Wheeler.She Afterwards put a bullet in *.her own hi Varhér, a\" dréphatd, - vie D'INDE ay.rest at Lyons,\u201d , on baving murdered 38 persons within © threa yedrS, made a sudden onslaught .a warder Wednesday night.© phn order tor the natn and Navy C oronto, ne ur b Justioe ¥ a levi bridge, af the estate Is left 1n\"thé hands of ae A burricane has worked immense de struction in the Odessa district, of Russ - sia.Whole villages have been devastated.and the damage to shipping is enormous, Mayor Shaw, ved advices trom England, doh Se anticipate tbat 4 J we, flo flow of \u201cius capital into Canada At Philadelphia on.rainy William Neflson McVickar was © ed Bisho op Coudjutor \u201cof thé Aas Rhode Island (Protestant Episc a delegation of Dakotans are Tokay > nipeg on ars They a for locations In Dauphin County.\" : their friends In Dakota.up of the The Triumph mine at Rat Portege bee = changed bande at a good figura.Mr.J.Holmés Is the a Liters! nile date in Haidimand, \u2019 se THE COUNT or TURIN.Romel January sm \u2014The Count o whose approaching marrisge wi Princess rs ot Bavaria osta g_ot-1 bis first wit the the Kaa Prin lity dal Pozzo erna, and was born at Turin en Nov-24,-1870; brothers: the.present who fs marred % the Princess Helen Orleans; Prince ui , Duke of Abruxal; h nown a8 a Home lof 7 (0 father\u2019s _sevo nd wi Princess Clara Bugenis is a Phot A te pre resent Duchess of Genoa, whose h and is the only brother of Italy.The a uture bride rejoices in the rzbu ear\u2019 Mune ick .Pe boy's JR nor the Duke ta, ban, as ge ren, the Count of T good chanee- of ons Italian ne.- eri BOTH CANDIDATES HEARD.Peterboro, Ont., January 2, \u2014A méetin in the interests of Mr.J.P.Strattoy, thé Liberal candidal in West Peterboro _ held here ques, t and was lames\": a 4 tended.Mr, J.jarvin, the C tive candidate, wan Invited to be patee) pt and was allowed an hour to place his: before the meeting.Mr.Gar; ed-with vound-aftes round : very ERE the ows : in vas ea \u2019 foHowed and proce A the Intter's nor es \u201cinto pieces.The ; meeting closed with oi for the Queen, Hon r.Hardy, Hon.Boss To Stratton.- { AN OUTLAW GAPTGHE.(Special to the Star.) » Vancouver, B.G., January 88, ~~Lonts Moire, a notorious PE ooh Cars da outlaw, has been\u2019 at t captured: Jodged im Woscnluotez Fa ad He and = band had their ré hi aE Wn\u201d Sound, ort from = which they would swoo oF ror Ramada geling, carousing ap sob nad ing oe tive Indians flscatthy \u20ac pi wis \u201ci iy treatiog r women ey hag oub-a- »- Toxade- Py oa the Govaruimost is Foubésd down up on them.= TORONTO TOURNAMENT, 7 (Bpeeinl the Star) 1 Toronto, January 38.\u2014The militady and horse show Peon have failed To agres on a combined and horse show, and Tne hey.iy go aboad with Ita \u201cProject ot 0.giga ie tour nament.Dr.Coderre*: S| ; RED, 0 : SEAT NO.2.the Electors \"OF ST.LAWRENCE WARD.BNTLEMEN :\u2014 tompliance with the request of a & nuinber of ny fellow cl'izens I am x M ndiiate fui your suffrages in the City Counal, and most highly appreciate $he honor they save dune me.pi M opponents are Mr.Ekers, brewer, Mr.Scanlas, grocer snd wine mer tapant.oT mam assured that the overwhelming meptiment oi tie Ward Is that neîther of \u20ac88.gontlenmen would adeyuately repre- nt 8 constituency of the importance of : tb Lawrence Ward.fs.Any special qualifications 1 possess, (if I may Le pardoned for referring to them) Faye that | have made a special study of 0 municipal questions, believing that the comfort und welfare of citizens are as much bound up in them as {a parliaments: y or legislative problema.Sore experience as one ci \u201che counsel engaged fn the preparation of the general basis of a naw City Charter, should also enable Mme ns an alderman to be ol special ier 0 my lellow citizens.You have doubtless observed that I am the -only member of the legal profession among the English speaking candidates now before the electors, und there is a Universal consensus of opinion that it is highly desirable that the English electors should have et least one ndvocate to re present them, and protect their interests.\u20181 may-eay that I am most strongly op posed to any increase of the City\u2019s tunded dgbt; and shall jealously guard the City\u2019s Parks and Squares.mnie daties to those of deliberation and discussion instead of administration.Al) new schemes should have the warrant of public sanction, and should relieve rather than increase the City\u2019s burdens.Public franchises will receive my undivided at \u201c \u201ctention, convinced as 1 am that under proper management, they should become -.Sources o! revenue to the city.thus per- ©\u2018 Mitting » reduction of taxation and in- _ eraased efficiency in all public comforts, - Raving speat all my life in Montreal, and having resided in St.Lamrence Ward for nearly tem years, I trust you will be.fieve that if elected, 1 will do what faith- service I cam.1 am far from assuming to possess any extraordinary qualifications for office, but 1 can pro~ise you, wy fellow citizens, unswerving devotion to your interests, and shall not lightly teen the honor of teing elected one of your representatives.1 sm, gentlemen, Your obedient servant, Sh _ ROBT.STANLEY WEIR.\u201cMontreal, January 25th, 1898.Fle Guia: of Ele = THE MUNICIPAL ASSOC'N Resto sunounce that the foliowing Candidates have their LT > support in tbe coming Municipal contest : ARD.SEAT CANDIDATE.233 ces No.1.J.B Clearihue \u201c 2.No preference * 2.Herbert B.Ames * 1.B.Connaughton \u201c0.A.A.Stevenson * 2.James McBride * 1.J.B.Couture à Arthur Gagnon X rare chance to purchase.» | Diamonds, Gold and » Silver Watches, TEE | Jewellery, Clocks, 5 - A Statuary, Lamps, | etc, 3 our whale stock is offered at a reduced te beforëstock-taking, .- .CALL AND GET PRICES.1 ME FR.À Dickson & vo, * ;-# 306] Bt.Catherine Streot.NO MORE GREY HAIR.ACAN ITOL, axe Hair Restorer, \u201cWILL OT SOIL SCALP OR PUREST WRITE 2.LINEN, see.AL Dracgists.ssixtr cal Estate Investment.\u201cohare been fostructed by y the owner to offer FOR TL W- that âne block uf handsome cut stone front uses forming tho suutheast corner of SHERBROOKE and MACKAY pe ee] Ran Th ne, Hh Seugied wan Ces tenants.The best situation in the g for feulibg putpuses.For particulars snd terms spplz.to.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.! 781 181 St Jam ee 8 t James Street {Speclal to the Star.) January £.-11 is said that the Liberal candidates pt the coming vincial contest will be ex-Ald.Levi nell dnd Mr.vi.\u201cCaution to Piano Buyers.\u2019 orgie Hetntzman & Co.pianos are sy the Lindeay-Nordhceimer Co., \u201cBi Cetbérine St ers a8 low as 'égottig TT pe yore om Madameo- Albani has.always used the SA CF ser, rer > \u201c renen on by e y-Nordheimer-Co., 2305 Et.Catherine a - 7 It'ls Amusing 1\u201d ; = a .\u2014,.on vu Wathh 8 Gian, who has spent bis life re- SES Epataing bh inability to plag, when ho\u2019 first an.Ho la down to the /£ol can't seem to i that he Ia really playing.ntlemay, n.recent purchaser.ne olan reached oo in good and to say that we are ?dised with Hy | fos boo série va are > Tear thésé instramanté; ve a Badri rotise \u201cvourtoqus treatment\u201d; pement and proba e visit, A Sap mssortient.alt tn stock ap x tte's no rooms, M6 - Notre -Daine_-atgcet.COULD A PROMI WBE ENFORCED?sitals every Saturday at J p.ai.Tog tor ; ni, = rh (he FEB bang SorDsEtp of + tired Ay TE DEB ODEDVDIDOVED Platform Battle Between Principal Grant and Dr.Lucas.«CT OVOTVLOTVLOITVOV IT THE RIGHT 10 L CENSE GIVES THE RIGHT TO PROHIBIT, SAYS DR.LUCAS, \u20ac 9% 00900090 % Prohibition would only Lead to Other Evils, Argues Dr.Grant.BEDE ODO WOW / {Special to the Star.) © ¥ shall advecate the restriction of alder.L/ Kingston, Ont., January 28.\u2014 There was a tremendous audience in the City Hall last night to hear thea controversy upon prohibition between Principal Grant, and Dr.Lucas, of Grimsby.The plattorm was crowded with ludies and gentlemen, and in the centre of the hall were seated a body of students who sang catchy songs for fitteen minutes be- tore the literary gladiators nppeare \u201cThere will be a hot time in the ol town to-night\u2019 created great entbusi- asm, and assisted in the warm reception accorded the speakers when they stepped into view.**Never get drunk uny more\u201d was also very popular.The uccasion was under the control of Mr.R.Meek, who had everything in ap- ple-pie order when the proceedings began, Mayor Livingstone occupied the chair, an in his remarks said all eyes were turned towards Kingston that night,and that it was not the first time the country looked to Kingston for light.Meek announced that the subject Tor -@iscussion was, \u2018Would a prohibitory law promote political an publfe morality!\u201d He asked for à kind hearing for both gentlemen, so that the debate would be education:l in every re spect.MR.LUCAS BEGINS.A Stronz Argument in Favor of a Prohibitory Law.Mr.Lucas was the first speaker and was warmly received.He began by stating that this debate had caused people \u2019 to think more about prohibition, end he would be well satisfied with tbe result in behall of témperance if they kept on thinking.The liquor question was not a now one.More than\u2019 £00 acts of Parliament had been passed to control it.l'here seemed to be & universal agreement that the traffic is bad.It was a great Y¥nglish Lrewer, and not Mr.Gladstone, who said originally that it had done more harm to humanity than war and pestilence and famine combined.We certainly had the right to prohibit, for if we had not them we had no right to license.It was our right and our power \u2018to prohibit, which made a Hcense of any value.He would be a simpleton bo would pay 8150 for a license to sell i we had no power to prohibit him from selling.When he paid for the license.be gold with the express understanding that we prohibit others frcm selling.The ele- meat o! prohibition had always been, with us, hundreds of times greater than the element of license.Where we had author- {rex by law the one man to sell, we had rohibited 409 other men from selling.ow if we had prohibited 499 men from selling and the five hundredth not only admitted that we had the right to prohibit, but in justice to him ought to prohibit those 499 men from selling, then he would like to ask if we had not the power to prohibit, in justice to ourselves and our children, that five hundredth man i! we want to.Just in proportion as a rule, as we have appHed the prin- cipte of prohibition to that five hundredth man, as regards his hours of sae or certain prohibited days or class ol persons to whom he sells, just in that pro on had the morals of the Jeon in the vicinity gauzed and recor in our police courts gone up or down.AN APPEAL TO HISTORY.The most noted illustration of the evil effects of the diminution cf the prohibitory principle and the emlargement of M- conse was seen in the English beer maw of 1830.The use of gin had become 50 alarming in England that it became necessary, in the estimation of all citizems, that something should be done to check this evil.The object sought was to wean the people from spirit drinking by cheapening beer and elder.Any householder, on giving bonds and paying two guiness, could.ies( a license to seälf One gentle- ~.\u2018 a supporting the measure did so because he thought it would preserve the morals ot the people from contamêna- tion believed that thereby places of sale would tend to keep the, people from the public houses, and thereby promote their morals and thelr comfort.The Duke of Wellington was sure the meaaure would be attended with the most beneficial consequences to the lower orders.Lo Brougham said that the measure would be the means of reducing adulterations.Lord Somerset said the Ull] would substitute good heer for the abcminatle adult- erations.\u2018\u2018What\u2019s that ycu say my Lord, \u2018Adulterations, abominable & ulter- ations?\u2019 \u2019 Some persons will tell y 1 that abominable adulterations are the direct and natural and certain result of prohibition.and yet there are two of the most noted English statesmen of seventy years ago telling us of their anxiety to ut sn end to abominable adulterations, D à country where, if the word **prohibition\u201d was in thelr dictionary at all, ft was not thought.even by the sincerest philanthropists of that day, to have even the remotest reference to the liquor traffic.The bill became law.Astonishing te sults followed.The friends of the measure were surprised by the sudden and general demoraligation.Rev.Sydney Smith, who had expected beneficial results.wrote to a Iriend about two weeks after the law came into force.\u201cThe new beer bill has hégguh Its operations: Everybody is drunk.Those who are not reeling are sprawling.The sovercign neople are in a beastly cone dition.\u201d The demorafeation was so gdn- eral and-continaous thst both Lord Wel lington and Lord Brougham frankly edn- tessed to a change of opinion before 8 year had elapsed., BENEFITS OF PROHIBITION.In 1834, what is known in Britain ne Me act.was applied to Scotland.This set prohibits the sale of 1 nor oo 9 Baubaté | The probibltion pring s enlarged to the extent of one-aeventh of the formerly granted n- vas N 0 censes.In Glasgow and Edinburgh the number of arrests for drunkenpess lor three years just prior to the introduction of! the Sunday closing law, was 100,353; for the three years inwmediately following the arrests were in these two cities 77,- 049, the difference in the number of arrests for those vears being 23,504, When we can reduce the number of arrests in two cities in three years by 23,500, we think the morals of the people are im- gaia CE ro ry] vs REV, PRINCIPAL GRANT.proving.In thirty-one cities in Scotland the arrests for Sunday drunkenness for the year preceding the ¥orbes-McEKensie act was 11,471; for the year following the arrests were 4,209, a decrease of 1 So deeplv convinced were the Scoteh members of Purli t that this law tended to improve the moral condition of the people, that when a similar bill was pro- osed for Ireland, forty-three out .of the orty-etght Sgotch membere voted for it.Bess brook, a manufacturing town in Ireland, has no police, no peu , NO wnshops, and as an explanation of alt fois, no public house.More than 8, hands are employed, yet the best of order and good-fellowship prevails.Vineland, New Jersey, gave a wonder- fui illustration of the benefits of probi- bition.The town from the beginning has stood on the ciple of prohibition.It has now nearly 20,000 inhabitants.\u201cI hove been many times in the place - and can testify to the benefits cf the prohibitory principle in the absence of unken- ness, pauperism and crime.®very year the people are permitted to express ir wish respecting the continuance of the restrictive measure.Out of a voting population of 3,000 only seven persons could he found favorable to a return to li- license.\u2019 CANADA'S OBJECT LESSONS.| Pass from the Atlantic to the Pacific across our Dominion and the guantity of liquor cccsumred per hiesd tallied exactly with the extent of the application of the principlz of prohibitien In the several provinces, P.E.Island consuming the least and British Cchumble the most, the latter, where there is no prohibition, consuming nearly twelve times as much ns suming nearly twelve times as much as the former whera the Scott Act is in force.Take the County of Halton; no county could be worse lor drunkenness and immorality, altogether occasigned by drink.Three men have been hanged in that county, and drink took them all to the gallows, The third year atter the adoption cf the Scott Act, arrests tor drinking in Halton compared with other counties near by were as follows: Wentworth, 664, or one in ninety-eight; Wellington, $835, pram fn 319; Halton, three, or one in There was no possib'e way of accounting for this amaging diflerence, except through the presence in that county of the prohibitory measure, In a letter re ecived from the Police Magistrate, a few days ago, he says: \u201cThe Sherif! Informed me that nt the thirteen nssize courts held in Halton during the Scott Act regime, the judges were \u2018 presented with white gloves on every accoslon, a thin said to be unparalleled in the histery a any other countv in Ontario.\u201d Mr.Luoas spoke forty-five minutes and then retired emid spplause.PRINCIPAL GRANT Asserts That Prohibition Could Not be Enforced.Principal Grant received an ovation.In opening his remarks, he sald he accepted the challenge to debate because he knew he was t.lt was most unfair for newspapers to throw sneers at him, and to refuse to print his views in full so that air readers could understand his exapt position.- Said the Principal: \u201cIt is because 1 lock with horror on the sin of Intemper.th \u2018a ance, and have fought against it some success all/ my life that I dre i) coposal, which, if enacted into law, will o more to throw back the cause cf tem- ; pertes and corrupt the country than an over of bis lation that hap ever {5 Canada.\"Why should any » es.\u2018country denounce me for doing my plain \u2019 re ada lite ' those in I \u2018who denounce uns her advocates of temperance, Ww.cline.to look ak dei through thelr knot-ho! e, it THE POINT AT ISSUE.\u201cUnderstand that my only difference with Mr.Lucas to-night {8 as to the best method of promoting temperance.lievea that prohibition will make the country more temperate, snd improve ft litically and morally.Is it necessary in one point to explain that I believe that, shall ingerit the Kingdom of Heaven,\u2019 and that there are such dangers connected with the dr that legislation should do its utmost vo Some years ago there I believe the con- disc counteract them?were in Kingston too many liquor in, and my nme hea ed the petition *o the City explained that this should be done: gradually, so tice should not be inflicted on dn that, 1 the number were reduce evil instead o! good would result; and \u2018hat there were graver dangers connected with the traffic than the number of licenses.THE SWEDISH SYSTEM.\u201cThe greatest danger arises from the fact that at present the more the liquor dealers sells the more money he to do all he can to profit from the sale and the element adulteration to provoke instead of allaying thirst, each are guarded agoinst by the Swedish system, and three 1 udvocated a modification of anything of the kind, but insist on every one looking throu \u2018their knot-hole.\u2019 ever, will not touc our law bas decided .It is necessary to explain that I advise all young men to be abstainers; that I beligve total absti- pence tn he the safe course for all Christian virtue when hon- the Lope and from estly practised with the motive «f helping weak men?1 do not believe that it is a sin or crime to sell everything that Intoxicates, law will never make men believe that it 13 a sin, like murder, sell, it must be a sin to buy, and # one ransaction is' punished, jue that the.other should be It is sometimnes'ssid that it ° arposes;.but who is guarantee that what is.bdugbt osten- se Purposes shall never sin to séll for m PROHIBITION WOULD NOT PROHI \u201cLet all thank God that drunkenness is a decressing vice in Canada, thanks to [Tor the third offense, rue workers and the d fold influences of Christian ci- Should, however, prohibition be attempted, it horrid vice and he tashionable again.arp apt to kick thelr reasonable especially, are apt to that therd is somethin against restraints g very mice in care- And Wedding Invitations engraved and printed direct from plate.For fine work and latest styles go to the Stationery Department of HENRY BIRKS & sons PHILLIPS SQUARE.Bamples Sent om Application.23x1 ATS P.M., MONUMENT NATIONAL, in support of the Candidature ef Mr.H.A.Ekers, Aldermanic Candidate Seat No.2, EES TO-MORROW NIGHT.Grand Rally Saturday ST.LAWRENCE WARD A wogiber of Prominent 8 Pi y Owners snd Residents of the Ward pire ce 2 in proof of his stan turned.SOME STRONG ARGUMENTS.the consequences have been 1.Increase of drunkenness.2, The traffic driven into the hands of a depraved class.& ultiplicstion of Illicit dives, crpase among the people of contempt for illegality.-5, Increase of perjury, because people i not give evi belpg guilty ot what the law makes a when they do not believe it to be citizens, who are angry uccanse their personal liberty is invaded without Jpst cause.: ; 7 7.Increase of bribery in various forms, from the bribery of policemen, sheriffs, deputies or constables, up to the more subtle, but more ation of a vote wh tu | \u2018+ one is- fue without regard to tbe general welfare.8.Vialstion of the law by magistrates and judges who do not call for former convictions, but inscribe the third or tenth offense as the first, because they know that the law inflicts imprisonment 9, Increase of the spirit ol hypocrisy, slander, sneaking, spying, and unwarrantable interference wi ers, The breeding of a low class of infamous creatures called informers, who learn to tell lies with the facility of the lather of Îles.**1 have alsq proved that those results would necessarily flow in larger measure \u2018from a more drastic law applied to the fully locked cupboards.As Beecher put.it, \u201cYou can never get cows to eat buckwheat straw, unless , fil about him a touch of the ani- THE RIGHT TO LICENSE.Mr.Lucas maid that, the katle statement, ould the sale prohibited.No.Mr, Lu- ons could aot get married without.a tem e spd ohitit world do % for Kingston, .Did.| hole Dominion.\" \u201cREV, D.V.LUCAS, : THE REJOINDERS.Five Mirates Replies by the Dr.Lucas was accorded fifteen minutes to reply.Be had asked Dr, Grant to discuss.the fact .that drinking Lhtoxicants was contrary to the word of God.The reason it was desired to beat out the liquor' traffic was-because mo portion of icine kiled people, it was Li med body end soul, its sale would ted.162088 nonsense to compare liquor * ii medicine.Ha spoke of tiie continued - Cabs SHG À Fans \u2018 i ue a sors a 2 ; = bam proceed to prohibit after his con- detunation of the beer law?No.A better restriction Jaw was a The same with: regard to the Forbes-Mackenzie act m Scotland.While the act was sound with.regard to the sale of liquor on Sunday, Scotland not proceed to secure the whole country; it would be Impossible to do so.It was the zeal of the temperance ple that was leading them astray.e read from the Royal Com- missicners\u2019 report regarding the enforcement of prohibition, and from Neal Dow, d, to the effect that the result of the Jaw in the United States was most unsatisiactory.He spoke of the experience of New Brunswick with Mr.Tilley as Premier.Thé people became so infuriated over tbe prohibition act thet-it was swept.off at the end of lour months, and in an emergency elec | tion only two prohibltionists were re- In concluding, the Principal said: \u201cI argue that, according to the experience of Ontario, the Maritime Provinces, and the States, which have tried the experiment, prohibiticn does not prohibit; that Evasion of law and consequent in- law and general growth of the spirit of ce against a man for s crime.180 position to law on the part of re- dsmgerous, bribery of .politicians, which results from the form- cu E heard you needed /'V some furniture for that home of yours.Better buy it now.Our Discount Sale makes our already low prices lower.Stop thinking about it and act quickly.«eet F.LAPOINTE, 1551 ST.CATHERINE STREET.AAAARAAAAAAA NAA The Acknowledged Lowest Priced Furniture Dealer, y EOLIAN [RECITAL *- Saturday, January 29th, af at 3 p.m.AT THE WAREBROOMS OF \u201cTHE PRATTE PIANO C0.\" 1676 Notre Dame street, PROGRAMME, and Perseat.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.i-Andante.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.,e Re Wahs.\\J \u2026\u2026 en .pompage BL00D POISON HAVE YQU Sore Throst, Fimples Copper Colared Mouth, Hair Palins wits\u2019 COOK Fear ce, pr eapliai Sacs Sbe Worst LE pelle to 33days.100-paxe book free.Que DINNER SETS, Inducements JnDinner Sets Ever offered by us for the remaining days of our January Discount Sale, \u201c4 .All offered at tempting I TEA SETS, \u2014 BARGAIN TABLES.Prices, The greatest All goods remaining on these.bargains yet.See the tables will be sold at merely nominal prices for the balance of CHAMBER SETS, Sets at either store.SV IVIL INVITE &Co, the month.toss 2341 St.Catherine St.1803-Notre Dame Stile \u2014 pip ep opposition to the bill to make dealing in slaves & crime.Was the law.to be condemned on that account ¥ Ihe report of tbe Royal Commission was a farce in many respects, one The vote of the peuple in favor ot prohibition showed what they wanted.The people of the Domipion would hold the Ottawa Government toits pledge with respect to prohibition.Dr, Grant wound up with a five min- ntes\u2019 speech.It a bottle of medicine ware taken in one gulp it would kill.Sir Lecn- apd Tilley, a famous not in tavor ot prohibiting the importation of liquor.When a wise statesman Me toa Rr of hitters t the respon y a Lory nr surely people should sfop and com- sider.The meeting passed off most pleasantly, and \u201cGod Save the Queen\u201d terminated the proceedings.Both orators expressed themselves: as jleased with the result.The on was that while most unpopular side of the question his ST.ANTOINE WARD, MR.AMES\u2019 CANDIDATURE.Gentlemen favorable to Mr.Ames\u2019 election and willing to loan sicighs for election day will please communicate with : THOMAS TRIMBLE, Chairman of Committee, opin-| 9364 ST.CATHERINE ST, Telephone No.3891.Grant had the remarks were the moat argumehtative, ANOTHER CHALLENGE Dr.Dobson, of Halifax, Wants té Debate With Dr.Grant Halifax, N.S., January 3.\u2014At an Ep- worth League meeting in the People\u2019s Church last night, Rev.W.Dobson, pas tor of Gralton strest Methodist Church, threw down the gauntlet to Rev.Dr G.M.Grent, principal of Queen\u2019s Col- jege, and announced his willingness | to debate the prohibition question with that gentleman on any platform outside of Kingston.Rev.Dr.Dobson said he would take the liquor guestion through metaphysical law and undertake .fo show that it Is out of harmony with the laws of the intellect.So also he would undertaks to show It was out df harmony with the moral laws and with the spiritual laws.Them, in the = fal status om relations in litical economy In every condition of lise hé would show Ît was wrong.' «Jf Grant, of Kingston,\u201d said the rev, speaker, \u201cis going to make a point he has to carry fi through =i] these and he must \u2018come.out conqueror - on every point.Men are insame On ; uestion.Even In that Kingston 'Col- cge it is said that you could not: enforce prohitéticn if you had it.The en- torcement of a law dces not depend on public opinion.It depends on the men elected to enforce the law.What has public opinion to do with the enforcement of law ¥ Nothing.That is opposed to the genius of British Government.The supreme authority in tbe state can calorse any law, dnd If that law La mot enforced there is something rotten in the Government itselt.\u201d , Rev.W.Dobson is considered the sblest prohibition advocate in Hall- faxes.; Fee LORD BRASSEY'S ESCAPE.Melbourne, January 2.\u2014Whtle Lord Brassey, Governor of Victoria, was attempting to board his yacht Sunbesm on Wi y trom a launch, a wave carried the gangway away, with Lord Brassey and the boatswain on it.They narrowly escaped being crushed between the yacht and lsunch.The ro of the sea made their rescue \u2018difficult.When.|: board \u2018 the Lord Brassey was taken on yacht it was found that he had received à severe blow on the head.Sharks are numerous in the , but.lontunntelr none were around Ww the sccidedt pe- émet hace \u2019 - WHOLL BUY À TITLB?\u2014 Rome, January 28.\u2014The Government Intends to bmi \u2018to Parit a bill imposing à tax on titles, and the mensure discloses the idea I sos have of the market value of these marks of distinc \u2018tion.The bill proposes that any ome desiring the title of prince shall pay therelor, Five thousand sun nocesss: to obtain the title of marquis; while $4000 will buy the title or of count, Any one may becctne 8 baron by pain $600.oo LÀ St.Lawrence Ward Mags Meeting of the eléctors.-of above Mouday cvening, 31st ins in Monument Nationa! Hall, renoe Bt., in the interes Aldermanic Candidate be present.will address the meeting.\u2014 LOAN EXHIBITION; Many Present at the Opening Night.There bas never before been in Mont real so tine a collection of pictures as 15 be seen in the new gallery of the Art Association this week.On \u2018luesday evening the © of the Annual Loan Exh geries were thronged + ith me! crowd being so dense that it is to be feared not many pictures were.seen cxcept living ones.evening in the old gallery were partaken of to the orchestra and of many of John Sen for Seat No.2 all Several speakers se present Were: ] ngus |] Hon.George A.Drummond, Mr.Huntley Drummond, Mr.E.S.Clouston Mrs.Louis Sutherlan Miss Porteous, Mrs, Gi Gillespie, Mr.and de M.Marler, Mr.and Mrs.Ch Meredith, Mr.Fred.Meredt Mrs, Robert Lindsay, Mrs, Lindsay, Miss Lindsay, Miss Jomieson, Mr, H Deeks, Mr.and Mrs thé Misses Irwin elo, Mr, P.Lafleur, Dr.H.Lafleur, Mr.and Mrs.H.Scott,Dr Îesple the Misses :J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, 81 Mr.and Mra.Kenneth Dr.Crafk, Dr.Shep- Norm M Tren Robertson, M Rabortson, Mr.and Mrs.Cred Mr.Stearns, Mins Stearns, Bottorel, Miss Botterell, Miss Symmers, Miss: Smith, Liout.-Col.and Cole .Mr.end Mrs, Coul- 3 ck, the Misses C Miss Mabel Pangman.à Dawes, the Misses Brock, Mr.H.Mr.apd Mrs.Macmaster, Mr.Jos, Gait, Miss Haswell, Mrs.Grant Stewart, Mr.A Miss Enims Mal , en rs.Gautt, Mr.Robert Kirs.Cantin, Misaes Ward Brown, Me au Miss » A \u2018Garter, ss Ashfo .Mrs.Ren and Mrs, James Bovey $8000 ollars will: be | .Langlols, Mr.Peck, Doak and Mare.tan Py iy oi re wae BS A iia Lo SATE IR ste ST.LOUIS WARD.A PUBLIC MEETING Of the Electors in Favor of MR.J.D.COUTURE Will Bo Hald in the Hallof the Union St.Joseph, St Calherise St \u2014 Wednesday, the 26th Inst, At 8 O'Clock Alderman Savignac and Renaud will he there to address the electors in his.favon Mr.Paquette and Mr.V.Roy have boon invited to attend.SF EXHHITION TO-NGHT Attention is requested to the exhibition of i Proof Engravings 107 and Ætchings : At the Fraser Hall this Evening, trom 7 [to 10 O'Clock.Salé To morrow (Saturday), Afternoons and Evening, at 3 and 8 0°Clock; \u201cMi HICKS Æ CO,, .ni Auctionéers.cm pate AUCTION SALE.Glassware, Crookery, Groceries, Eto.b {ved instructions of Cur sell at our Roos, on Cris te MONDAY, 31st INSTANT, In retail aud without reserve, à Ban pt.= noces ro Fancy Btone and ons u also of Ware, Cutlery, Mustard.iiiing, Rls\" tracts.Starch, Catiosd Mate to.: also a large quantity of Goods, Tw Suit Cottoi Ladies\u2019 Underw iery iimston, Ladies Neckties, , ves.N + Comets, Toïlot Boap, Umbrellas, Towela, kerchiefs, Etc.> Sele nt 04-3 EAE Me $33 \u2014 Al TS, Residence For Sale A Mandsons Btone Fron: Hi FORTY 2 ments: well situated on street, near aculara and pormits to can be obtained at til 151 54.Same Btrest.Mrs.David Seath, Mme.Nilka, Mr.and Mrs.Marling, Miss\u2019 Gertrude Ham Mr.and Mrs.Bud Ba arian Henderson, ent.-Col.and Mrs.Bur \u2018 and Mrs.Penballow, Mr.à fret low, Mr.and Mrs.R.A.Gremeh Dr.Adami, Mr.and Mrs.Chisholm; Frank Bond, Mrs.Caldvel Mr.Can Mr.Try ee .sn T Davies, Mr.and Mrs.G.C.Dunlo Finley, Dr.John Gardner, Mr.an Flaig Sims, Mr.snd Mrs.Thos.H Mr.W.White, Miss White, - te fig, Hates n .a 4 Mises Martin, Dr.Martin, Mr, Murray, Mr.and Mrs.God .Mins Wheeler and Mr.G.Whens,