The Montreal daily star, 8 juin 1898, mercredi 8 juin 1898

[" ! =r LAST EDITION.VOL NXX.No 133.Neat, We have a ve Anest imported- Styles DAILY STAR; Last Week's Average WEEKLY STAR: Last Week's Issue.Average Circulation of | the Star.146,232 WANT Nobby IN\u2014\u2014 fine, choice assortment of high class Suits, the e would be pleased to show them.in Sailor Suits, Knee Pants, very nicely trimmed, also a good assortment of Boys\u2019 School! sSuits, Boys'SailorStraw Hats, Fain 0\u2019 Sbanter Sailors, Scotch Caps.Tweed Caps, Washing Sailor Collars, Windsor Ties, Strong Double Knee Btockings, Boys\u2019 Boots, etc.Our prices arv the lowest for the quality of the goods.Mothers are invited to examine our stock.lar.2209 St.Catherine Street, nd 1321 665 Craig Street.On the Historic barns, ice house, lodge, vegetable and ing.cluded if desired.full.J.CRADOCK Be tt 181 St.James FOR Island Gem of the Richelieu.CHARMING COUNTRY HOME Richelieu River, Neur Montreal, known as \u201cILE AUX CERFS.\u201d Late residence of Colonel de Montenach.About 70 acres, one half beautifully wooded, balance under cultivation.A tower water service, most complete, distributes over the island, Outbuildings, stables, fruit gardens, Good tishing and boat- A beautiful stearn yacht, forty feet long, twelve miles an hour, will be in.The property is for sale on account of death in Lhe family, and will be sold at a bargain, and on terms to suit the purchaser.lce house at present 4 trains daily from Belæi! Station.from and to Montreal.Other boats continually passing.Steamer Chambly passes twice a week SIMPSON & CO, Street, Moutreal, Canada, EEE \u2014 MONTREAL'S LEADING CLOTHIERS.TAKE AD VANTAGE of our 25 per cent.Reduction Sale that is now going on.WHAT 25 PER CENT.OFF Our regular prices means to the buyer: IT MEANS That ali our $5 Men's Tweed Suits have been reduced to $3.75.IT MEANS That all our $6 Men's Tweed Suits have been reduced to IT MEANS $4.50.That all our $10 Men's Tweed Suits have been reduced to $7.50, iT MEANS That all our $4 Boys\u2019 Tweed Suits have been reduced to IT MEANS That all our $2 Suits have been r IT MEANS 83.00.Boys\u2019 2-piece Tweed educed to $1.50.That all our $5 Men\u2019s Bicycle Suits have been reduced to $3.75.Money back in every case when goods not found satisfactory, M.SAXE & SONS, Wholesale and Retail Clothing Manufacturers.Our Retail) Corner St.Lawrence and St, Catherine Streets.Stores Corner Craig and St.Lawrence Streets.THE FRESH AIR FUND.WESTMINSTER CHURCH.Opening of the Home.The Home on the Richelieu Hiver.at , \\8 being prepared for the opening, on or about the 24th June, 1308.Ape Committee, at the Star Qfilce, +5 &r.James street, onthe afternoons of Monday.Tuesday and Wednesday of week durtng the season, beginning on Monday.the 6th June, between the hours of three and four o'clock.Every application must be accompanted by a certificate from the clergyman to whose church the applicant belongs.Blank certificate forms may be obtained from the Committee at the Btar Office.124 3 =\u2014\u2014\u2014\" MONEY TO LOAN.If you want to borrow money and own Household Goods, Pianos, Organs.Horses, Wagons, Bicycles, cal) on us and We will advance you any amount frum $10 to $1:06.No Tremprai 0 a.All transactions .made without publicity and money .can be returned in payments, either .weekly or monthly instalments to MONEY.sult borrower.Call and yet our mo .terms and plan of lending.Montreal Loan & Brokerage Co,, Reom 4, No, 260 KL James St.V3tztt The imports of continental goods at Toronto are very heavy.And Importer are looking around for space to store them.All the private warehouses are crowded.p pero for admission muy be made 1c ; Anniversary Services at Westmount on Sunday Next.The Westminster : Presbyterian Church at Westmount, will 1 ] have special anniversary services next Sunday, June 12th, both morning and evening.At each service a h , special collection will be taken up to help pay off the debt now owing on the church.Since organization this church has been » struggling under a heavy debt, and during the past year it has made an extra effort to free tself from all liabilities.The church was organized April 26th, 1802, and on the firat Sunday in Mdv, 1863, the resent building was opened.Since that time the membership has more than doubled.The present structure is now toc small for the accommodation of either the congregation or the Sunday- school, and if the plans of the officers can be carried into effect, and the debt wi out, it is experted that the main bond will be constructed.The pastor, Rev.Mr.Stewart Oxley, has worked hard under many difficulties, due largely to Jack of church accommodation, and deserves success in his prese.Workmen employed in diggi for th foundationa of the new St.Jean: Baptiste \u201church, yesterday unearthed r of buman skulls, Judge Doherty has dismissed the case for alleged damages of Philorum Simard against the city i in connecti ith th widening of Rachel stpwaby om * a num ! vicious.THE PLEBISCTE BLL The Senate Refuses to Strike Out the Mention of \u201cCider\u201d IN THE QUESTION TO VOTERS.Sir MacKenzie Bowell Forces the Government To Face the Issue.DELAYED THE THIRD READING Until Ministers Announce Their Intentions Respecting the Amended Franchise Bill (Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, June 8.\u2014In the Senate yesterday afternoon Hon.David Mills moved that the Senate have two sessions daily until the end of the session.Sir Mackenzie Bowell suggested tbat until the committees were disposed of it would be well to have &n afteruoon aud evening session.After that three sessions daily could be held, if necessary.The motion was adopted.The bill to authorize the Quebec Harbor Commissioners to borrow money was passed through committee and read a third time.The report of the special committee appointed Lo enquire Jute the report on the Contec oy CA y of Lake Huron\" with hin the waters Lawrence via the Ottawa, was adopted after a short debate.THE PLEBISCITE BILL.The Senate then went into committee on the plebiscite bill.Senator Sullivan contended that the principle of the bill was The Government should decide this question upon their own responsibility and not like Pontius Pilate shift the responsibility upon the public.He thought it would be better (f the Government would Bee to it that the present laws were faithfully carried out instead of maki new ones which would not be enforced.Nenator O'Douvhue was opposed to the Pf uiple of prohibition 48 an infringement of individu rights.More than that, the finances of the country were not in a position to warrant the trying of an experiment of this kind no matter how much it might be desired.Benator Vidal pointed out that it was the plebiscite that was under discussion and not the principle of prohibition.The bill was not asked for by the temperance people, who regarded a plebiscite as un.necesary.He proposed an amendment striking out from the question to be submitted all mention of specific drinks that should be prohibited, and to amend it by the substitution of words to the effect that the importation, manufacure or sale of Spirits and all intoxicating liquors should be prohibited.The inclusion in the question of cider and all kinds of wines would prevent thousands who were in favor of temperance from voting, if non-intoxicat- Ing wines and cider were included in the beverages to be prohibited.he Secretary of State said that the adoption of the amendment would render the bill wholly useless.No law could be enforced unless the drinks to be prohibst- ed were specified.Otherwise it would be necessary to have an expert called in, in all rosecutions, to say whether the liquor use was intoxicating or contained elcohol.Senator Vidal said the prohibitory law could define what was an intoxicating liquor.The amendment was declared oat on division, and the clause passed without amendment, On clause six, which providés that the voter shall be taken on de lists to be prepared under the franchise law now under consideration.Sir Mackenzie Bowell wanted to know if the carrying out of the provisions of this bill depended upon the passage of the franchise bil now before the Lower House.on.R.W.Scott\u2014This Act provides that the vote shall be taken under the Franchise Act now before the other House.Sir Mackenzie Bowell\u2014I know that, but vill this vote be taken if the franchise bill does not become law ?Hon.R.W.Scott-I cannot announce the policy of the Government upon a hypothetical question, but under the pro- Visions of this bill do not think the Government could submit the question to a vote if the franchie bill was not into law.THE SENATES ULTIMATUM.Sir Mackenzie Bowell pointed out that during the debate in the House of Commons the Minister of Railways had ex- ITessed an exactly contrary opinion.He desired to state now that until the Lower House decided what it was going to do about the amendment made to the franchise bill by the Senate, the third reading of this bill would be postponed and if the Commons refused to pass the franchise bill as it was amended, he would, on the third reading of thia bill, propose an amendment that the vote on the plebiscite be taken upon the provincial lists without reference to the franchise bill at all.For this reason.he would not support any amendmen: to this bill, but would leave the entire responsibility for the measure with the Government of assing the bill, as it was in- The bill troduced.was passed throug] committee without amendment, and reported for a third reading on Thursday.AFTER THE VOTE.Senator Perley wanted to know whether a majority of the votes cast under the plebiscite would constitute a decision in favor of prohibition.Hon.David Mills replied that the object of the plebiscite was to ascertain the sentiment of the public en the subject, and find cut if the sentiment in the country was strong enough to secure the enforcement of a prohibitory law.e vote polled might he so small that it would not be an indication of the popular will, but only an evidence of indifference on the part of the people on the question.alt would be the duty of the Government to use its jade: ment an to whether the vote taken is an expression of the nopular will in favor of or against prohibition, or not.Renator Perley\u2014Can the Government say when the vote will take place?| Hon.David Mills\u2014No: that will have to Le derided later to suit public convenience.A number of nublic hills from the Com: mone were passed, and the Senate adjourned at 11.15 p.m.The U.8.auxiliary cruiser, the Yale, formerly the Paris, is to be at once assimed to duty as a scout to watch the Cadix fleet.The vachts Huntress and Stranger have been purchased bv the Government to be equinped at the Brooklyn Navy Yard immediately.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 fn TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.Take Le Bromo Quinine Tablets.AU | poemes\u201d Ftan the money it it fails a \u2014F White COME White Duck Trousers $1.00 Extra Quality $1.50 J.J.HANNAN, Dack or Crash Suits OR- TO US, Extra Quality Crash Suit, Coat and Trousers $3.00: $5.00 All sizes in Stock.215 St.James Street.1697 Notre Dame Street, 13321 STARVED MND STOLE A Lamentable State of Affairs .% in United States Army Camps, A SUBSCRIPTION SUGGESTED | By a Mother of a Member of the Fourteenth Regiment to Feed the Men.THERE ARE LOTS OF SUPPLIES, But They Are Badly Managed and Side-tracked Along the Rallroads.(from the Star's Special Correspondent Residept in New York.) Bridence is accumulating that a rosy | lamentable state of affairs exists in tum great military camps of the United States.The mother of a member of the Fourteenth Regiment of Brooklyn now in camp at Chickamauga, sends the following letter to the newspapers : | \u201cl am astonished to see in the newspapers of June 5 that this nation\u2014supposed to be 80 impressed with the cruel! want um- osed on the Cubans that it asks its galant boys to help to liberate the starving Cubans\u2014is actually starving our boys at Chickamauga.Such is the treatment our boys are receiving from this philanthropic Government, so anxious to extend its aid to the negro of Cuba at the price of tiie blood of our sons.Who is to blame ?Let us start a public subscription to feed Uncle Sam's army.Where is De Witt Talmage, who locked so well after the famine-strick- en Russians, the Indians of Asis 7 Why cannot be send some meat to the poor starving Fourteenth ?Shame to the wealthy who read of the disgraceful treatment of our loved ones, without a thought of extending any help to them.Can you not possibly devise means so that the boys sent some meat for next Sunday?Please see if there is not some method for obtaining permanent belp toward better treatment as regards food, and thereby oblige à worried mother.ANNA KEATING, 809 Fulton street, Brooklyn, New York.\u201d THE BREAD IS BLUE MOULDED.A member of Company E, Fourteenth Regiment, writes from Chickamauga to a friend in Brooklyn : \u201cThe grub is so rotten that the bread is blue moulded.1 am eating so much pork that 1 am asbam- ed to look a pig in the face.lf you don\u2019t mind you can send me one of Bmith\u2019s billa of fare to eat for breakfast.We have to walk about two miles for a drink of water.\u201d A private in Company D, Fourteenth iment, writes to his faiter: \u201cFor twenty-four hours we did not have anything to eat, and then we were given hard tack, canned beef and coffee.The other day they started in giving us-good food, and almost knocked us out last night by giving us steak that you could chew and potato salad and plenty of it.\u201d STOLE ALL THEY COULD.A volunteer belonging to Company H, Fourteenth Regiment, writes : \u201cOur treatment has been so outrageous that many of us had to go across the country to rob farmers\u2019 hen coops, steal chickens and destroy crops.So hungry were the boys of the Fourteenth that, on our way South, at every station we jumped from the SUBSTITUTION the FRAUD of the day.See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter's, Insist and demand CARTERS Little Liver Pills The only perfect Liver Pill Take no othet, Even if Solicited to do so, Beware of Imitations of Same\u2019 Color Wrapper, RED train and stole everything that we could lay our hands on.Those of us who have money cannot use it, for we are not allowed to go outside the grounds unless accompanied by an oflicer.The afternoon we lett New York we received a loaf of dry bread for three days\u2019 rations.Coffee, dr, rather grounds and chicory, was serv- at 7 a.m.wbxt day.The last drink of the same was given us at 6 aun.the day preceding.Twenty-five hours waiting for a drink of coffee Another Fourteenth Regiment man writes to his cousin: \u2018I have recently i read articles in the papers relative to the ill-usage in treatment of the Spanish soldiers by their Government, butu their hfe must be a paradise as compared to ours.We are actually weak on account of scare ty of food.\u201d MEN NEARLY STARVED.A Brooklyn merchant received the following from one of his former employes, now in camp with the Fourteenth: \u201cWe arrived at Camp Thomas May 20: have slept in the rain three nights.was rather hard, but we woul not have minded the sleep so much if we only had had enough to eat, but we Dearly starved from the time we left Camp Black, and the men all say that Camp Black was ise compared to this place.All we bad to eat at the meals we've had has been a couple of hard crackers, two small pieces of bacon, and a pint of black coffee.We received the first meal, if you will call it such, twenty hours after we 5 the old camp.The men in this compafly will never forget that trip.We elept on the ground the first night we got here, and the next morning we went out on a skirmish drill, lasting two hours and After recall five minutes.we received or- > CAPTAIN GRIDLEY, Late Captain of Admiral Dewey\u2019s Flagship, the Olympia.Deceased was about 60 years of age sand a native of Indiana.He saw much service in the naval engage- ponts of the Civil War.During the succeeding peace he filled various posts afloat and ashore in connection with the American Navy, being made a commander in 1882.It was just sbout a year ago that he was assigned to the position he held when death overtook him in the Bay of Manila, where he shared with Admiral Dewey the glory of the recently won battle.®VVVV DTC ders to march into our present quarters, and all we got to eat and drink was crackers and coffee.We shouldered our packs and started on our four mile march under a terrible heat.The men in our company kept up pretty well, but the company in front of us fell by the dozen before we got to the camp.\u201d SNAKES FOR BEDFELLOWS.Another soldier writes that the boys have snakes for bedfellows, and that there is no end of lizards, spiders, and all sorts reptiles in the camp.It has been learned that several hundred carloads of clothing, food, and ammunition shipped to the army at Tampa bave never been unloaded.t is describ as an almost hopeless congestion of traffic is said to exist there.ight cars are re- po to be sidetracked at every available point for ten miles away from \u2018ampa.The Quartermaster\u2019s Department disavows blame for this state of affairs, insisting that when they ship the supplies to the camp it ought to within the power of the local authorities to distribute them.Just who js to blame for the conic ting the supplice sent t is understood that Gen.Miles has made a protest against the method of handling freight by the railroads at Tampa, and he is said to have described the confusion resulting from the secumule tion of cars there in very strong | in a communication to the Secretary of War.It ia probable ,that an investiga tion will be made by the War Depart ment, with a view to finding out who is responsible for the cars not being unloaded more promptly.ADMISSIONS FROM THE AUTHORITIES.© [3 e army from get- it, is not known.The heads of the various buresns at Washington generally admit that every- *\u201cing is not as it should be, b in: a tha.Foal ao roth; 20 BR 30 RE The great business in this department is not a whit You will say so yourselt if you have made comparison between the prices here and Buy your Shirts at TOOKE'S and save more than elsewhere.it deserves.twenty to twenty-five per cent.SHIRT PRICES GOOD Quality, Perfect Fitting Tailor-made SHIRTS 25c, 35c, R.J.TOOKE, = PRICE ONE rT CENT.- $1.00.177 St.James Street.2387 St.Catherine Street West, 1553 St.Catherine Street East.And Tumors cured to stay cured, at or pain.Por Canadian testimonials & 130-page Dock free.write Dept.7, Mason Mepicing Co., 577 Sherbourne Street, Toronto Ontario.PAINT IMPROVES.R H.BARTUOLOMEW, 2¢ HANOVER Bt.Property Owners would do well to place their work in my hands.Material and workmanship gusranteed.the lowest.Work of the best.banging.end up 3132.ces Painting, Tinting, Paper remoing !b all its rancpes.R z = BILLIARDS.E.L, ETHIER & CO, 88 51.Dents St.Montreal.Manufacturers of Billiard, Poal Tables ana Bow ng Alleys.Importers of Billard Cloth, Balls, Tips etc, otc.a0.Our Dolumbus Electric Cuabions are known to be the best {n use.Telephones: \u2014 Bell 6057.Merchants 213 $9%e0d (1) are inevitable to the hurried mobilization of an army of 150,000 men in a country + whose military system is as limited as \u2018 ours.They cunteud that it 1s uuposible to raise the aimed force of the country from 25,000 to 130,000 men, a< has been done in the past six weeks, without some confusion and delay.In my recollection no such paralysis as seems to exist throughout the whole mili tary branch of the service existed at any time during the Civil War, The only pos sible conclusion to be arrived at is that the entire army administration, from the Secretary of War down, is incompetent and unable to grapple with a situation which is far from being extraordinary.There is no lack of funds; there is no lack of supplies of jeveryedescription in the country.It is simply a question of timely \"reparation and a proper end iti- ous distribution of supplies.It has been said that the red tape of the bureaucracy system at Washington has.tied up the commissariat, but if ao is it not time to cut Yt-msunaer and place a responsible head in control?A SPANISH CONSUL.Protest Aganst Proposed Expulson of Spaniards.AMERICAN CONSULS EQUALLY VIOLATE NEUTBALITY LAWS.(Special to the Star.) TORONTO, June 8\u2014The following let ter from J.Enoch Thompson, Spanish Consul in this city, is published to-day: \u201cSir \u2014So many untrue statements huve been published about the alleged spy sys tem that I must ask espace to say some thing on the other side.Spain has only one consulate in this province; the United States bas twelve or fifteen, every one of which is practically a recruiting station for the United States Army and Nav doing everything short of actually enhst- i men.hey furnish their Government with information, just as the Spanish agents in this country are censured for doing.If the latter be requested to leave the country, so should every United States Consul.; \u201cSpain is accused of blowing up the Maine, and the United States refused to allow an impartial tribunal to investigate the cause, knowing full well that ths would have exposed the lack of discipline which existed on that unfortunate ship, and was the probable cause of the disaster.Under the British Admiralty, Captain Sigsbee would have been courtmartial- led, instead of given another ship.\u201cDewey's achievements in InassarTing defenceless Spaniards at long range while he sat on the bridge and fanned himself, is described by this bragging nation as ual to Trafalgar, where the British lost.1,500 men.Such bombast is disgusting, even to those who are friendly to the United States.1 wonder what Dewey thinks of Lord Charles Beresfords sar ic comment, that he would har have shot down foes who conld not defend themselves had he been in Dewey's place.\u201c long as the Spanish officials were in the States where letters and other kinds of stealing is looked upon as honor able it was none of Canada\u2019s business ; but now these Spaniards are as much our guests as the United States officals, and as such are entitled to protection from those \u2018sneak thieves,\u201d whom the United States delight to honor.\u201che desire of the Canadian Government to be on friendly terms with our neighbors should not allow them to wink at crime.Few know the extent of the tampering with letters which has taken place.A great many of the letters addressed to the paniards while in Toronto, and many ot my own, were, and are Yet, open in transit.\u201cA despatch from the Governor-General to Senor Polo was never received by the latter, and there was more than a suspicion as to what became of it.Instead of asking Messrs.Bose and Carranza to leave Canada, it would be the more consistent with the dignity of a great coun- fo order those letter-thièves and spies to leave.What respect can a nation mire which employ such men, and unblushingly uses letters so acquired !\u201d The Beaver Line RM.8.Lake Winnipeg passed Martin River Inward at 5 o~lnrk yesterday a.m.with the followin engers : Mr.Allan end child, .Goodwin, Mr.E.A.Greathed and Lieu.DB.Reed, R.N.R.Allan's S8.Norwegian arrived out Mon- morning.One sh dead.The Allan Liner Brashian galled from London for the St.Lawrence Monday afternoon.¥ re es i ee digestive or Close your eyes to quality and the world is full of cheap Wheels .\u2018There is none better and few so good as the Crescent, and here are our prices.$50 Boys\u2019 or Girls\u2019 Size .Youths\u2019 and Misses\u2019 26-inch, 30] Little Boys\u2019 or Girls\u2019 size, « The New Models Nos.9 aad 10, are the greatest value ever offered, all fitted with Dunlop Standard Full Roadster, Tires.Men's and Ladies\u2019 Black or Maroon enamel ORESCENTS for 189 are More of them in use than any other wheel.I.W.BOYD & SON, - 168 Branch 2431 St.Catherine Street.better than ever.EH HAN NCAA M À ANNE NO High Life The Latest \u2018 and Best.TOUCH A MATCH iT TURN THE VALVE\u2014 QOE000000000000000000000000000000000 - If you buy a Wheel before you sco Cigarettes.© ¢ 0 ¢ I) vw A t= > Oo < IT'S OUT, À gas range is good all the year\u2014in Summer it is indispensable.Kitchen is cool and clean, and cooking is done perfectly, expense stops when the gas is turned off.We have a aplendid range of Gas Stoves al very reasonable prices, SCY IT RYH (HUT CO000000 000 1000000000000 0000000000000000000900 You'll Be Sorry THE \u201893 MODEL \u2026(rescent .$25 20 $35.00 Notre Dame \u2014 ee £ C PER PACKAGE.: AT ALL BD a .PRUNE à I SCOTT-DAVIS.Fashionable Wedding at St.Joseph\u2019s, Ottawa, To-day.Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, June 8.\u2014A fashionable wedding took place in St.Joseph's Church tis morning, when Miss Queen Davis, eldest daughter of Mr.M.P.Davis.was warned to Mr.D'Arcy Scott.The church was beautifully decorated with palms und foliage, a as an abundance of white ruses.A high mass was chanted by Rev.Luther Constantineau, asusted by Rev.l'ather Tallm and Rev.Father Huwe.The pupils of the Rideau street convent supplied the vocal music, Mr.Collier Grounds presiding at the organ.\u2018The mass sung was Gounod\u2019's wi several fine selections introduced throughout.The bride's grown was a truly Jovely one-white duchesse satin made Witb a square train, beveath which one caught glimpses ul lace and orange blossoms.Across the front and up the left side were true lovers\u2019 knots of pearl cmbroidery and silver sequins.The bodice vas made with a shir gimp of chiffon, trimmed with exquisite rose point lace.The sleeves also were of shirred chiffon.A bunch of orange blossoms adorned the left side of the corsage.The bri-lesmaida\u201d guwns were white \u2018lotted mousselime de soie with yokes of turquoise blue sik covered with pearl embroidery.They wore largo hats of leghorn with white ostrich plumes and rosettes of blue milk and folds of white chiffon.The bridesmaids were Miss Agnes Davis and Miss Murphy.The rides train was carried by little Misa Nellie Davis, looking very sweet in white mousseline do anie over pink silk, and Master Adrian Fletcher, a handsome page in white satin court dress.Scott was assisted by Mr.John Thompson, eldest ron of the fate Sir John Thompson.The ushers were Mr.J.A.Ritchie, Mr.James MeGee| Mr.Arthur Mr.Edward White.Mr.Brophy, Mr.William Davis Burnett, and Mr.Fred ! Davis, the mother of the bride, wore a handsome costume of grey poplin trimimned with rose pink.; A large number of meats assisted at the ceremony in the church and Inter at the reception at Mr.Davis\u2019 residence, where breakfast was served in the marquee on the inet was lawn.Among the guests tho largely represented, } olerk at tha.New Telegraph Office : FOR UPTOWN.Messages to all parts of the world, Residents and shop-keepers in the uvp- per and western part of the city have been handicapped for want of à comveni- ent means for getting their telegraph mes sages despatched and delivered.All this ' is to be remedied.The telegraph compe- nies interested have secured a stand in the | Branch Office of the Star, uptown, coraep of Bt.Catherine and Peel streets, and will , ! equip it with all modern improvements for a quick and trustworthy service.This will be a great public convenience.Mes- rages will be forwarded promptly to all parte of the world.Tbe office will be ic the new Star Branch, corner &t.Catherine and Pee! strects.Particulars in & future issue.BANK OF COMMERCE.13?The Canadian Bank of Commerce are about to open an office at Vancouver, B, .with Mr.H.Morris, manager of the Barrie branch, as manager.This has occasioned some changes In the staff of the bank at other points, and it is ane nounced that Mr.H.J.(irasett, roanacer at Waterloo, i8 to be manager at B tn place of Mr.Morris, and Mr.A.W.Robarts, accountant at Montreal, will succeed Mr.Grasott, manager at Waterloo.r.F.L Crawford, the discount g inet Montreal office, has Lon ppointed accountant e room of Mr, Robarts.\u2014 RA BANK OF MONTREAL.\u2018The Right Hon.Lord Btrathcona and Mount Royal was fe-elected president.and Hon.G.A.Drummond vice-president of the Bank of Montresl at the meeting of the directors of the bank, held yestecday afternoon, 94,914 50c and 75c.| Street, wa Hd Fe ee * f à Montres: ot Prevent Sliding Down to Si nbn SPRINGFIELD IS TOTTERING.Despatches From Toronto Say That the Club May Go Entirely - to Pieces.TORONTO WON AGAIN.Oinolfinat! 1s Stil Ahead In the National League and Likely to Remain for a While.Montreal made à Laskettul of errurs yesterday.and om this account deserved to lose the gume.But the errors were nat responsible for the deteat.Mr.Duescher, one of Pal Powers\" agureyation ot star umpires, bas à jet account.Judgments were bad from the etart, and undoubtediy gave Montreal the worst end vi the stick on every occa- ston.His eyesight was off on balls and strikes and base decisions.Schiebeck kicked so hard on one occasion that he came pretty near being put out of the game, but Mr.Doescher evidently revognuzeï that he had given a shakvy decision and was lenient with Montreal outbatted Pruvideuce and made Mr.Rudderham feel little wlule mn the seventh, scored three and took the lead.first to bat yesterday and this gave Providence one advantage.Barry Nhearon and Bannon were out in order in the first.\u201cor Providence, Canavan got to first on Henry's error and stule second, Lyons bring.mg hae home with à buse tit.=chuebeck was kind enough to Lynch to get tangled up with a scratch hit, and Lyons advanced te second.Crisham hit put the ball out.Here was a chance for a double pia, but Lynch blocked and Doescher refused to also on hu they when hard they runs oi good hitting see it, Crisham was thus allowed to oe cupy first.Lyons scored an the meantime, A hit by Dranbv and an error by Shearon allowed (risham to cross the plate.The Dpexl Two en went out on fies With two men out ig the second, Schie- beck hit out a two bagger.Miller than drew a base on balls winte Schibeck was engaged steanng third.Op the first ball viched, Miller started for second and got himizell caught between the buses he trick worked and Nehiebeo kh crossed the plate with the first run before Miller was ed.Tovidence made two more an the third, Lynch's single, à stolen base.and Crihsam's three bagger bemg responsible tar the daniage.Ur cham scored on \\Veigard's om at first.Moncreal sevred again, making one on two bases on balls and a base hit by Bannon.I'rovidence drew u blank ain the fourth.but Montreal sent Souders across the plate with a run.Two bases co bulls and a base hit by Bannon being resp-nsble tor this Providenre scored -zauu an the Lynch went to fist on calls and second on Criaham's out at first.stole third and scored nu Drauby's first.Montreal was blanked.Providence made nothing more until the in the sixth on an error, à stolen base and a timely mnth, but Montreal scored one bit by Miller.In the seventh thev hit on Rodderham for a home run, a three bagger and two singles, which netted them three rune.that ended their scoring.Providence evened up matters in the minth, Crisham knocking out a home run with two nen out.Dooley started the tenth with a hit, and was calied out at second in an attempt to pilfer that bag.Doescher called hum out but he wan just as safe as any man who had stolen the base during the afternoon.neat two men were easily retired.For l'rovidence with Weigand out, { ooney » got his base on balls and stole secon Schreberk making an elegant stop of a high thrown ball.feahy flew out and then after Rudderham had two strikes called on hun he knocked the ball out Into centre field, and sent Cooney home with the winning run.Following is the score: MONTREAL AB.R IB.PO AE.Barry of 8 1.1 0 0 0 RKRhearon, rt «1 #1 0 @ 1 Bannon, tf 5 1 2 1 wu à Dooley, 1b.5 1 2 18 à 1 Henry, 3b - 5 1 1 2 1 Entebetk, s.s.5 z 2 4 7 1 Miller, 2b.a u 2 3 4 1 Jacklitz, ce.+ 0 0 23 0 0 Souders.p.à 1 0 1 3 2 Total -S 7 1°D 18 7 PROVIDENCE.AB.R.BH PO A E.Canavan, Ib.65 1 0 3 21 Lyons, of 65 1 2 2 600 Lynch, 1f.2.222 $ 2 1 4 9 0 Crisham, rf£.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.5 3 2 1 0 0 Drauby.1b : + 0 2 @ 0 0 Weilgand, 3b .à 6 # 32 1 0 Cooney, as .4 4 0 NN 4 0 Leahy.« .5 0 2 #8 3 \u20ac Rudderham, p .4 0 1 0 5 U Total dE 8 10 3 15 1 Innings\u2014 Montreal \u2026 -f1110138N006 7 Providence .See.38020V1000U1)3\u20148 BUMMARY.Btolen bases, Henry S8chiebeck, Cana- van, Lynch (2).Leahy.(Cooney .two-base hits, Schieberk, Miller; three-base hita, Dooley, Crishum (2), home runs, Barry, 8chiebeck, double plays, ders 2, Rudderhair dence 7.Time, 2.25.Umpire, Doescher.\u201cTwo men out when winning run was scared, WILKESBARRE WON.ROCHESTER.N.Y., June 8.citing game.Score: R.H.E, Rochester .024000112\u201410 10 7 Wilkesbarre .301100042\u201411 13 85 a à; Batteriles\u2014Morse and Boyd; Keenan and Smith.TORONTO WINS FROM BPRINGFIELD.TORONTO, June 8.-Pappalan unded hard throughout.and the T Le won easily.« Calarrh was great affliction for a number of yours.Doctors did not help me.Byafriend\u2019s advice 1 began using medicines, and was perfectly Jared after taking three bottles of Ages 3.WURPEY, 178 Mulberry St, Newark, N J.eT ee mm ze 9 Wil \u201cHave .to \u2018do Better \u201cneld to auswer fur on luis © this offer.the team last week were settled with ou i Lush the kicker weary for a \u2018Lhe home team went it tu Dooley who to second, and Lynch wus tUnirago : mour and Grady.nIth.down to He then out a The Schiebeck to Miller to Dooley: first base on balis, Sou- 3.atruck out, Rudder- left on bases, Montreal 5, Provi- \u2014 Wiha throws by Kelster and hard hitting by Jikesbarre at opportune times gave the visitors the victory by a run in an ex- The Ponies could do lit- \u2014 tle or nothing with Willame Casey play- TORONTO CLOSE UP, ed short iu place of tating, Who is sick.core: ; RUE.Toronty .60104011013 1 8 Springfield .\u2026.000100080-4 8 3 Batteries\u2014 Willams and Duncan; Pappa- lau and Nichols.STANDING OF THE CLUBS.Par Club.Won.Lost.cent.Providence .16 1 -583 Montreal 17 13 Re Toronto.18 14 3 Wilkesbuarre 1s 12 a Syracuse 7 5 53 Buffalo .17 20 359 Rochester .4 18 438 Springfield .0 \u20ac 18 20 SYRACUSE BEATEN.BUFFALO, N.Y, June 8.-Yesterday's Buffalo-Syracuse game Was one conlinu- ed root from start to finish.Everybody roasted Umpire McDermott unimer« (fully.Greminger and Wise were put oul of the game for calling McDermott names, and threatening to punch his head.8: racuse went to pieces in the seventh, and gave Buffalo a winning lead.Becore: R H E.Ruffalo .102100661\u20141] 12 ?Byrucuse 0190410011\u2014 8 18 4 Batterles\u2014Hurton Beck- and Diggins, er, Kissinger and Burrill UNCERTAIN FUTURE.Springfield?s Prospects Are Not Very Bright\u2014Salaries Due.TORONTO.Ont,.June 8 The Spring team lett Just might for Montrea According to Manager Lush its future os unrertatn.The club 18 in arvears for wal aries and the players have been notified .that the club is not ina position to pas more than twenty tive per cent.on the amounts due up to the 21st of this month.Lush wavs the players will have to accept Brouthers and Dunean who left this basis.With reference to the transfer of the franchise to a New York State Club, says he knows nothing.There as just a possibility, in his oprmion, that the Directors of the dub will go down their pockets and put up the money neces sary to run the team NATIONAL LEAGUE.At Brooklyn- R MH.E ky 1120000100 1\u201495 11 4 ork vadnp00710 5 11 1 Batterias\u2014 Kennedy and Ryan; MreAl- lister and O Connor R.H E Al Washington\u2014 Washington Pittsburg SON TAOTOO 2050 2 donñA091 7-3 8 1 Ratteries\u2014Swaun and Mcijuire , Tanne- Will and Server At Philadelphia - R.HE St louis \u2026 j20On12000 5 @ n' I'hilalelphin vupdaulsodus 1 9 - Batteries \u2014Taslor and Clements | Dun.Kel Pratt amd Mo Farland A: Baltimore R HE Baltimore 836020300x 14 14 4 Touisville TN luvana 3 » Wattories Mo dares and Robinson, Dow hing and Wiisen At Boston- R HE Reston - 12121402 x% * 14 3 Cinema nooo 2 7 3 Barr ries\u2014Nichols und Bergen .Dwyer td Vaughn At New York R.H E.FhAOpADG30 8 4 1 Had d0N0OGAA- 9 8 0 Pranahue.Sey- New York Hntéeries-Cirimiils tel STANDING OF THE CLI'RS.Pr Ch Wen.Lost.cent.Vars nat) = 11 (25 1 Visveland ; 15 Boston 15 Ha timore ba New York ; titrshurg om Chi sRo 1 Philadelphia _ By 20 Hrookivn So.in =} Louisville ee \"4 > Washington 13 20 St.Lous ti 2: 1425, AT FIRST.Jacklitz has been recalled.as his services are required here Pitcher Pappaln has Springhéld The first triple play nf the season in the National League was made at St Laue hgalhst Brooklyn.Cross, Dowd and Sud gen being the participants.Yesterday's Internat.onal League game London 1.Hamltou 5 At st Thomas \u2014 St.Thomas 5 Port Huron 3.At Bay City \u2014Bay City 1, Saginaw 2.been signed by LAWN TENNIS.BEGINS TO-DAY.Handicap Tournament of Montreal Lawn Tennis Club Now in Progress.The handicap tournament of the Montreal Lawn Tennis Club commences this alternoon.llayers are requested to arrange to play their first matches as soon 48 possible as the firat round must be finished by the 15th instant.Any member's address ran be obtained at the office of the M.A A.> The following is a complete list of en- tris, with handicaps; Xn Entries.Handleap.1 ¥.Roiand .owe 30 2 E.R.LL Ajiplegath Lowe 30 3 Norris Le : - OWe L 30 + A Warden Lowe 15 5 A.Ross .owe 15 8 T Smit owe ly 13 T Mackay Edgar owe 1 15 8 JW.Ross .Scratch 9 GQ.Olivier Ce ees 8cratch 10 J Kuaeter 10200200 Nl 11 L.&kaife gcc re Late eee Le La 15 13 GQ.Caghltn eee .Yu 18 13 T Evans Lo 02 Ww 15 14 E.Christmas Co 2112 KB 15 R.Angus .Lo.X15 18 3.Lyman Lee aa .x 15 7 MeDunnough 15 15 Herat Len 15 19 A.Hall - .18 29 A.Barry Ce - 15 21 WW.Coghlin Lee .LG 2 PF Lyman Lo Lo .15 23 Reld Hvde .LA - 15 34 © Pobbell .22m 15 28 Grier - 15 2% WW.Fromings 14 30 The drawings resulted as follows FIRST RUUND.Matches.) 22e .4 vs.13 21 va.28 Lo 2va 12 .3 vs, 16 .& vs.19 5 vs, M 1 Va, 17 Uvs.6 22 va, 14 Twas 9 - .10 va.18 \u201c 23 va 5 13 .cee ee ee ee.2 11 V8.15 SECOND ROUND.Winner 4 vs.winner 13 -Winner 11 vs.winner 3 winner 2 vs.winner 8 winner 5 vs.winner winner 6 vs.winner 7 -Winner | vs.winner 10 -« +.Winner 12 bye.THIRD ROUND.winner 2 vs.winner 15 .winner 18 va.winner 14 .winner 17 vs.winner 19 .winner 18 bye.winner I vs.winner 83 .winner 21 va.winner 34 .winner 25 vs.winner 2 RMR YESTERDAY'S PLAY IN THE CHESS TOURNEY.VIENNA, June 8.\u2014Yesterday, the fifth rund of the international chess tourna- rient was played at the Vienna Chess Club.Ja the afternoon and evening sittings all the games were fin Both Pillsbury and hlechter were beaten, while the other two Americans, Bteinitz and Baird, registered draws.The results follow: Showalter was beaten by Marco, Black- burne drew with Steinitz, Pillsbury lost to Maroczy, Janoski fell prey to Halprin's tactics, Schiffers beat Schwarz.e games between Tarrasch and Lipke, and Alspin Techter- and Tachigorin all ended roar d an sc rin all en in wa, while Burn defeated Trenchard.\u2018 nto | > | THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1898 SEAGRAM'S CHANCES.Canadian Owner Does Not Expect to Win the Suburban Handicap.YESTERDAY'S RACES.A large Attendance at the Opening of Highland Park Meeting.GRAVESEND RESULTS.Good Work at Stratford Trotters Racing- OTTAWA, June 8\u2014Mr.Joseph E.Seagram, M.P, o: Waterloo, armved in the regarding the I'ragedian securing to be Sheepshead Bay, NY, ou June 18th, he said that he did not look for either of his horses te go under the wire m first place.Both are 1u great form, especially Havoc, who will be ridden by Tiny Williams.Seagram 13 of the opinion that Ornament , Havoc will carry filteen pounds more in weight than last several ribs broken last year.has tully recovered, and Mr Neagram says that he started the horse in lorento to see if he could stand the strain, and the result proved most satisfactory, the horse winning with compara- city yesterday.vhances of honors in the Speaking Havoe and Suburban, witb carry off the prize.peur.lragedian, who had Live ease, HIGHLAND PARK.Opening Day's Races at the Detroit Track.DETROIT, Mich, June 8.toast Derby at tbe opening ot ning meeting at highland Fark yesterday.Stanton and Vickers Strathunoer colt lea F100 first Liscney iv vever style trom Nubob aud Muss Alice Farley and Laverock were They ran in close order Misa Gussie showed the way iy won the Derby and the lotisxiIe.the other starters.«Ji tne way by a length for the others well bunched, nrst halt fmsh.At the quarter pole Lad been close np and well an, with a rush and won by a length and a Nabob and Miss Gussie the former drew away near the end, and got the ver: Alice Farley and Laverock were three lsabey was always the fu- Nabob was Sixteen bookmakers bandied the money.and were kept busy.track conditions were fine.halt to the good fought it for the plave, and diet, lengths bark vorite in the betting and rong ses und rhoice.\\eather and ihree or the six favorites won.mary: First race, 6 furlongs\u2014Il.ennep, A Kuhn, ! to 2, Kuapp, 2 to 1, 2 Ire, JUD to 1.0 ier Clara, Furm sie, and Snowden also run.Second race, lalf mile li.Lewis, 7 to 5, won; won, crs, 6 to 1, 3.Tune, 49.Jim Lick also ran Third race, welling, 7 furlongs\u2014Reprieve, 167, Cottrell, 15 to 1, won; Onalaska, 105, 2; Manzilla, 98, ime.128.ra Irksome, Sifter, Will Wal Eullivan, 4 to 1, hurst, 13 to 1, 3.Alamo Beh Chance also ran Fourth tare, Detroit miles\u2014Isabey, 122.Knapp, Nahob, 122, H Gussie, 109, 208 1.2.Ahee Farley 80 ran.Fifth race 1 Kuhn, 11 ta 5, won, Shields, 2 ta 1, ! en, 4 to 1, 3 Reckwood, Paul alno ran.Sixth race, 7 Kuhn, 4 to 1.won, Pearl i, to 5, 2.Carlotta CC, 105 3.Tune, 127.Holy Land, man, and Stanza also ran.at post.Our Time, 1.53.Kauvar, and YESTERDAY'S RACING AT STRATFORD.STRATFORD, June &\u2014The meeting of Association opened Turf weather the Stratford yesterday.The WHR track in excellent shape and the attendance very good for a first day.ately the starting judge, Mr.Culbertson, of New York, missed his connection Niagara Fails in the morning and could not reach here in time for the races, and his substitute was not up to the mark at the business, and gave rather Indifferent This will] be remedied to-day.and a good day's sport is lnoked for.satisfaction.Rumaries : 270 pace, purse $400\u2014 Lotus, b.m, F.Green, Creek.sie ee 444 ees aes cac 00 Little Mack, b.g., T.Bell & Bon, M.Lee, Wingham.FU Montenegro, hlk.g.T.Toronto Mellie A.br.m., H.\u2018A.\u2018Mahoney, Renton.Walter H.bv.=.John Wood, Bt.Catharines.Mister Pashby.blk.g.the Barn- stable, London.St.George, b.g., W.I.\u2018Anderson, Hamilton.Time.2.23%, 2.23, 2.28%.Mixed race.for 220 pacers and ters, purse - Anna V.bm.Bert Jones, Mus- kegon, Mich.vey een eee as Alicia C., ch.m,, Jônn Conlon, Thorold.Fred Wilkea, h.g.R.8.Tuttle, Brantford.So.Dick French, ch.g., E4.Jackson, Toronto.Madriver Belle, b.Heatherington.Cedar Bprings.Simon D.ch.g.Phill.Davey, Rerlin.242 26 Bobby J.b.g.R.James, Ham- Gananoque.Time.2.20, 2.90, 3.31%.\u2018Three-minute trot, purse $400\u2014 Hattie R., b m., W.onto.London .Deliabel, b.m., T.B.Robson.Ii- \u201cTime, 2.25, 229, 20.YESTERDAY'S GRAVESEND RESULTS.NEW YORK, June 8\u2014The good weather and card brought a large crowd to Gravesend yesterday to watch the racing.furlongs Whip Lash, to 5, won Results; First\u2019 race, 5 1s, Doggett, even and a length; Theory, 106, Maher, and 4 to 1, second, by six Jengthe; Le- third.i 02 Harmonica, Royal Maiden, pide 113, Taral, 5 to 1, Charmante, Lithia and Dragon ren.Second race, 11-16 milea\u2014Nuto, 10, Sloan, 2 to I and 2 to 5, won by four lengths; Whistling Coon, 102, Npe to 1 and 4 to 1 second by two len Previous, 126, Simms, 1 to 2 4nd out, Sensational and George Time, 1.4914.Jongs\u2014Cleophus, 110, me, 1 out, won by a Zanone, lengths; Time, third.108, O ren, Pourth race.Caxelle, one mile a furlong\u2014QGeisha, 112, Sloan, 1 ta 2 an itefool, 11%, Taral, ie lad) o Ed agi 0 secon: e Miriam, 113, Doggett, 20 to 1 ag6 : à Harlem - The Six thousand peepic suw the second renewal of the De Laveruek then the bunch until they straightened for the Isabey, who Takanassee, , Belle of ('ormica.88, Me- .Time, 114.Ella Rae, Eis- late, Santa Cruz.Wallip- Mitchell, 115, Uontravene, ~uilivan, 30 to 1.2; Mouseltotf.110, P Victory Rye and Derby, 4 tn Lewis, 13 to 5 Ross M to 1.3 and Laverock al 18 miles-Brighton, Johnny, Old Saugus, 99.furlongs -Bon Jour, 102, \u2018astro, 3) to 1, Isen, Nicholas left Stoney \u201css ss \u2014- ew BD 9008 = tv D Nh \u20ac 1 09 0 ee Rudd, Tor- Flora McDonald, b.m., J.B.Brown, Boyd also ran.Third race, Patachogue, selling, ¢ furs im d head; Irish Reel.Sloan, 2 to 1 and 3 to 5, second by six , 90 jan À third.Time, 1.56 34.\u2018 L'Alouette also ran.\u2018 Fifth race, 5 furlonge\u2014Al A ag Sloan, .ree lengthe; in.ards wo Ping te a 2 2, secon by two le he; Kin s Pride, 104, Spencer, It o &.third.Time, - 1.02 14.Disjeutre, Mai aride Claire oad Compensation also run.; Sixth race, selling, one mile and a vix- teenth\u2014Thomas Cat, 110, O'Leary, 5 to 2 and 3 to 5, won by a head; General Maceo, 84 O'Connor, 15 to 1 and 5 to 1, second by a head; Knight of the Garter, iol, Maher, 20 to ) und 3 to 1, third.Time, 1.49 34.Louise N., Refugee, Belmar and Doggett RESULTS AT HARLEM.CHICAGO, June B.\u2014Wet weather; track slow at Harlem.Results : First race, 5 furlongs\u2014Steamer, 6 to 5, won; Cheval L'Ur, 8 to 1, second; Mie zoura, 3.Time, 1.06 12.Second race, 6 turlongs\u2014Warren Point, 4 to 1, won; Howler, 2 to 1, second; Borden, 3.\u2018Fime, 1.19 1-2.Third race, 1 18 miles\u2014 Moucreith, 4 te 5, won; Banquo 11., 3 to 5, second; Joe Clark, 3.\u2018lamne, 2.03 34.Fourth race, 6 turlongs\u2014Daisy F., 3 to ; Albert Male, 3 to 2, second; Carne F., 3.Time, 1.17 34.Fifth race, 4 12 turlongs\u2014 Rush, 10 to 3, wou; kd.\u2018Lipton, out, second; Babar ras, 3.\u2018lime, 58 34.race, 6 furlongs\u2014Tom Collins, 50 to 2, won; Ramiro 11, 3 to 5, second; Mny V., 3.Time, 1.17 14.THE RACES AT LONGUEUIL.There were some very interesting trotting races at l.ongueull yesterday.when à large crowd of horsemen were present.Fullowipg is the summary: 3 minute class\u2014 Helle R .JRamalla .Cartierviile Girl Black Dan .2 Nancy Medium .Alex T.Ce Mulsolum .oe LCs ES ee 0301 C am tO CT @ \u20143 01 10 63 de bt 230 class\u2014 Chicago Boy .\u2026.Rahddlph Bacchante Mamie 8.a.0a \" Pime\u20142.1 LACROSSE.DEFEAT WILL BENEFIT TORONTO.TORONTO, June 8.\u2014lrom the talk around among the l'oronto players the defeat on Saturday admunistered by the Shamrocks will, perhaps, do more good than is found on the surface.Because the Toronto team is made up of the best material from Torontos and Tecumaehs of last year.It was thought that the outfit would prove vincible, that 1t merely had to turn around, win games, without effort, and collar the championship.The result on Saturday dissipated thia beautiful vision, and practice is now going on with the proper conception as a working £1UOI0T, AY 1M] IGHOP OU #1 Jay], \u2018Siew \u2018gaBtuys OM) 10 UO YIM'SPUTIE 31 $T ulvay which will be made next Saturday, can play winning lacrosse, and from the determination evinced by the players, the first of it will be seen at Hosedale on Saturday puainst Cornwall.BILLY POWERS INJURED.OTTAWA, June B.\u2014The Caps had an excellent practice last evening and will be in first class condition far Saturday's game here with the Shamrocks.Billy Powers was out for the first time last night, but injured one of his legs and will be unable to play.The team, with perhaps ong exception, will be the same as deteated the Skamrocks on May 24th, \"AQUATICS.HOP AT POINTE CLAIRE.The first dance of the season given by the Pointe Claire Boating Club will he held in the hospitable club house this evening.The committee in charge of arrangements bave determined that it eball be a success and for some tune past L event has been anticipated along the lake shore with the greatest pleasure.It wiil officially open the club house for the sea son.A large number of frienda from Montreal are expected out for the evening, indeed all the club's friends have the hearu- eat invitation to present.horribe murder VALOIS BOATING CLUB.The annual meeting of the Va'ois Boating Club wos held last might at the boathouse.The meeting was a large one, and very enthusiastic.e secretary and tre: urer sulmniitted their reports for the vear, which were very satirfactory, the treasurer carrying forward a balance tn the good.AfPer considerable discussion with matters connected with the club, the election of officers took place, and resulted as follows: * Prerident\u2014Wm.Strachan.1st Vice-President-Dr.Oliver.2nd Vice Premdent-A.E.Walsh.Hon.Secretary-\u2014Harry Paton.Hon.Treasurer Douglas Hemaley.Committee FAW.Barlow, F.Tremblay, W.Henderson.C.A.Lockerby, J.J.Riley, jr, J.Walsh, T.L.Paton.The boat-honuse will be formerly opened by the new committee on Saturday night, Misa Riley officiating at the piano.Mem- hers from rater clubs in good standing will be welcome.ROD AND GUN.A PLEABANT EXCURSION.Mr.A.Ibbotson, of Montreal, accompanied by Dr.P.P.Vosburg, of Montreal, had a pleasant fishing excursiol to Rush Lake, in the vicinity of Lake M$gun- tie.the sportsmen\u2019s paradise, last week.The gentlemen, under the direction of the etepows and experienced guide, Tom Perry, had magnificent aport, securing over a hundred and tifty lake trout, many of them weighing over a pound.A loon was shot as part of their quarry, and is to be mounted, for it 1 a very bandeome specimen of the crazy bird, an hard to shoot.Partridges were seen in large numbers, and the proscribed deer\u2014splendid bucks, with antlers in an advanced condition of growth\u2014were most tantalizingly plentiful.ear and lynx are also in evidence in this marvellous region.FOOTBALL.EDDIE GLEESON MAY RETIRE.OTTAWA, June 8.\u2014It is now said that Eddie Gleeson, of the College football team, will not make an effort for reinatate- ment as an amateur, but will retire from sport.This in borne out by the College )wl, which bas the following on the re tirement of Gleeson and Clancy: \u201cIt will seem very strange next autumn when the garnet and gray again shows on the fleld to have Tom Clan and Eddie Gleetbn with us no more, All that these two men bave been to the champions of Canada during the past four years can understood only by thosa who have followed the fifteen closely and are familiar with every detail of the work done.It wil be Jong ere we see their places at centre forward and centre half back so satisfactorily filled.Their services are ap- Po and they may rest assured that though absent from our future struggl they will not be forgotten.\u201d gares, CRICKET.THERE MAY NOT BE AN INTHR- NATIONAL MATCH THIS YEAR.TORONTO.June 8\u2014\"I \u2018t think wi be any Dhiarmstiopal oh this you?r.Jo .secretary of t Canadian Uric Association terday, {gnored letter.It 1a nearly two montis ored m r.nearly two .mace 1 addressed them.will not write again, unless the association compels me to do so.They offered to play us on July 4 and 5 but we replied this was too early in the season, and we could not get our men in shape, and we offered to give them any date after A lst.The stan Pr oement.to that the Caedisnn shell sie ondsy before Sep] the diret POTTER 1S SILENT, President Beament Becoming Anxious About Arrangements .for Tourists.A SARNIA WONDER.Youngster Travels Two Miles in Record Time and is Bouked for Championships.THE RACING YESTERDAY.Bald and Kiser Win Their Bvents -An Ottawa Opinion Regarding World's Championships.OTTAWA June 8.-\u2014President Beament, of the LC.W.A.has not yet received any W., that he wus able to secure at Washing ton better Customs regulations jor Caua- dian wheelmen going nto the United States.The tourist ratlic is starting, and the |.A.W.should get a move on if the officials intend to reciprocate the arrange ment the L.A.W.members have on vom- mg into Cunada.ZIMMERMAN IS IMPROVING.Tather of the Former Champion Wheelman Writes to the World that while his Son is Still Very Ill He Has a Chance to Get Well.NEW YORK, June 6.-Following 1 the letter of Zimmernmn's father lo the Editor of the World: Yours just received.Contents noted.| am pleased to say Arthur is a htile better thus pm.and l will write you more articulars to-morrow.Thanking you wdly tor inquiry and all past favors, believe me: us ever, your 1mend, TA.ZIMMERMAN.P.S.\u2014June 6th, \u2018O8%.-Your letter sent to Frechold came bere too late to mail.I retained it until this am.Arthur is here at Mana square with me, was taken sick here and uot at Freehold.le surely is a sick boy, scarcely knowing no one.No one is permitted to enter his room save his wife and nurse.The doctors state he is still improving thie am.This will be his ninth day sick, and trust he will pull through.Truly yours, T.A.ZIMMERMAN ZTMMERMAN SHOWS SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT.MANASQUAN, June B-Arthur Zwn- merman, the greatest cycle rider of the age, is a little better to-day.\u201cZimmy\" hes sick at the home of his father in this city and is lovingly cared for.\u2018Fo-day lus father said © \u201cArthur 1e a very, very sick boy.He knows no one.Not a soul 8 allowed to enter his room save his wile and a nurse.The doctors state that he shows slight sgne of improvement, He pas two 8 led physicidns constantly with im.AN OTTAWA OPINION OF THE MATTER.If Montreal's offer for the world\u2019s bi cycle meet for 1899 as published ia correct, said a well known C.W.A.man, lo- ronto is likely to get the meet in à walk.Toronto is reported to have made a bona fide offer.the best they could make.but Montreal simply offers to send the rider and delegates to Vienna and discuss further details.The C.W.A.is not hkely to *dicker any further with Montreal, wlose game appears to have been to leam To ronto\u2019s offer and then go a httle better in discussing details.The two cities were asked to submit their best offers and if Montreal has not done so the meet will hkely go to 'l'oronto.-Uttawa Journal.BALD AND KISER WON THEIR RACES.ROHCESTER, N.Y.June 8.\u2014The National Circuit race meet of the Lakeview Wheelmen attracted four thousand people to Culver Park yesterday ternoon.Bald and Kiser, the favorites, won the one- mile championship and two mile profes sional handicap respectively.Summary: One mile National Championship, professional, final heat, E.©.Bald, Buffalo, won; Arthur Gardner, Chicago, 2; A.C.Mer tens, St.Paul, third.Time 2.04 15.Two mile handicap, professional, final heat, Earl Kiser, Dayton, Ohio, (scratch), first: E.C.Bald, Buffalo, (scratch), second: H.B.Freeman, New York, (30 yards), third: O.L.Stevens, Ottumwa, lowa, (30 yards), fourth.Time 4.57.OTTAWA RACERS COMING TO MONTREAL.OTTAWA, June 8.\u2014There are two and three mile handicap races on the pro gramme of the M.À.À.À.spring sports.Wilson, \u201cDude\u201d Baldwin, Mnlhall and Eamonde are likely to go down and start.SPOKES.About this time of the year the cyclists begin to look about for the usual dark horse for the championships.Few have been spoken of this year.however.From Sarnia comes the news that they have an amateur cracker jack, who is laving low for the C.W.A.meet at Peterboro\u2019 on July 1st.It is said that the Sarnia lad rode two miles recently unpaced on a half mile horse track in 4.02.Juâge Morson, at Toranto on Tuesday.gave judgment in the case of William White, farmer, vs.P.MeIntosh & Sons, grain buyers.White sued tor a balance of account on a load of grhin.At the time of the sale the buyers inspected one tag of the load, and bought at $1.02 per bushel.Bubseaguently they claimed that the bal- .À» Reliable Household Remedy for Coughs amt Colds ot Infants or Adults.Cures Bronchitis, Croup, Asthma, Whooping Ceugh, ire f i ; i éturned word from President Potter, of the L.A.he retire SKAGWAY AND WRANGEL.Both Places Are Exceedingly Quiet Just Now.MUCH DISAPPOINTMENT REGARDING THE MacKENZIE & MANN RAILWAY.(Bpecial to the Star.) VANCOUVER, B.U.June 8.\u2014The steamer Coquitlam arrived from Skarwuy and Wrangel yesterday.Construction hue been commenced on the Dyea rulw-:y to connect with the aerfal train at (he 1 um- mit.Skagway 1s very qulet Memorial Jay a great place tn the Opera house, amid of patrjotism,und musle.Afterwa Kraves of the Bkagway ploneers w curated, At Wranyel everything is ora is, however, overcrowded.and very active.There is keen disappointment ut the delay over the MacKenzie and loan read.One Rundred and filfty men ne working on the waggon road.which vas gxpacted to reach the summit on Mi Oth, Mackenzie and Mann have eight niles of roadway cleared.If the rallway Js nt built this route is doomed.D.fann arrived here yesterday.lle to-day for Victoria to inlerview Fremter Turner and Vice-President Shaughnessy, of the Canadian Paci: tals wav.To anxious enouirers he sald that when from Victoria he cou à sav positvely whether the road could be built or not.Mr.Mann confirmed the state- nent that his firm had obtained a can- tract for the huilding of a purtiun of the Robson Penticton Railway.; There wap à mutiny un the Canuslnn Purific Rallway steamer Tartar vesterday, at present.On celebration took orainas diet.Gen Ten men deserted, claiming that the cup- | taln was an excessively strict disciptinuri- | an.and © the British law they could quit | after reaching port.i plained accordini to i$ hours The Macistrate ex- that the Canadian law was alf- ferent.e men were arrested and given tie choice of ganl er returnig to the ship.They returned to the s they thought that ANGLO-AMERICAN CONCORD.A Committee Formed in London to Make the Present Friendship Permanent.LONDUN, June 8\u2014 The Chromele ves terday printed a prelmunars list vf the members of an Anglo-American committee, the declared object of which 5 to better relations, between Great >romote Broan and the Umted States The committee does not aim at a treaty or other bond of alliance.It asjures only, in the words of the Right Hon.James rvre.to \u2018\u2018a constant, vordia! co operation.\u201d It excludes from ite sphere of operations anything directly concerning the present war and does not intend to pre sent anv kind of publie demonstration.The idea of the promoters mw to enroll 10.000 representative men and women in Great Britain.More than a hundred have already sigmfied their intention of joining the committee, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Archbishop of York the Duke of Fife, the Earl of Jersev, Earl Grey, the Rishops of London.Durham, Winchester.\u2018Chester.Hereford.Liver: Brel.Manchester.Worcester, Kinon and oterhorough; Viscount Peel.Lords Bras sey.Coleridge, Farrer, Kinnaird.Lister, Welby and Charles Beresford and Messrs.Asquith, Bryce.Méwbrav, Northeote.H.M Stanlev.MFP, Rir Frederir Polack, Dr.Broadbent (the Prince of Wales\u2019 physician}, Lewis Morris, Sir Walter Besant, Tan Maclaren, Anthony Hope, Conan Dovle, Rudvard Kipling, snd a number of \u2018the leading non conformist clergymen.MRS.STERNAMAN.This Unfortunate Woman Will Now Practically be Tried a Third Time.BUFFALO, N.Y., June R~\u2014Mrs.Oliver Bternaman, recently acquitted at Cayuga of the charge of murdering her husband, was in the Supreme Court yesterday mfternoon.It was expected that the suit entered by her against the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company to recover 1.000 insurance on the hfe of her late hnaband would come up.Another vase, however, occupied the attention of the court until adjournment, anid irs.Sternaman\u2019s case went over The insurance company sets up the defrnee that Mre.Sternaman murdered her husband and refuse to pay the money.Mrs.Rterna- man, therefore, an a matter of fact, will be tried again for the murder of her husband.\u2014\u2014o_\u2014 WANT HON.MR.DRYDEN.Ontario Agriculturists Petition for His Retention in the Government.(Special to the Star.) TORONTO, June 8.\u2014A deputation re presenting farmers, fruit growers and stock breeders in all parts of Ontario, Conservatives and Patrons as well as Lab: erals, waited on the Ontario (iovernment esterday and urged that such measures ve taken us will retain Hou.John Dryden, who was defeated in the recent general election, aa Minister of Agriculture.Among other arguments set forth was a petition signed by 2,000 well known agriculturists.Speeches were made setting forth the services of Mr.Dryden in the vast and his knowledge and experience of far and stock breeding.NOW HON.MR.CAMERON.Mr.M.C.Cameron Sworn in as Lier- tenant-Governor of the North- West Territories.GODERICH, Ont., June 8.\u2014Mr.M.C Cameron, ex-M.P.for West uron, Was duly sworn in as Lieutenant-Governor of the North-West Territories yesterday afternoon at bis own residence, by Mr.John J.McGee, Clerk of the Privy Council, who came for that purpose.The family of ar.Cameron and a few intimate friends were present.Congratulations were tendered to His Honor by all the friends present and he heartily reciprocated.I THE BELFAST RIOTS.A Renewal of the Trouble Last Night Quelled by the Police.\u2014 BELFAST, June R.\u2014 Last night there was à renewal of the riotings that began yesterday.The Ngtionalists attacked a body of -Orangemen who were leaving their work and there was a veritable hurricane of scrap iron and other missiles.The police at firav were overpowered, but, having been reinforced, they cleared the streets with a free use of their clubs.THE \u201c800\u2019 LINE.MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.June 8.\u2014Stock- boldere of the Minneapolis, St.Paul and Sault Ste, Marie Railroad, kriown as the \u201c Boo,\u201d held their eleventh annual meeting bere on Tuesday.The hoard of directors was re-elected as follown: .Thomas Lowery, John Martin, W.D.Washburn, J.8.Bhisbury.C.H.Petite and F.H.Peavey, Minneapolis: Sir W.C.Van Horne and Thomas G.Shaughhessy,of Montreal, president and vivr president respectively of the Cooadian Pacific; W.B.Dean t.Paul; W.H : Bradley Tomahawk Sd À B.Angus of Mons \u201d The dire tore reel thie old off - SR Ya : + SEIS sutinge ro WEAK MEN Above book, sent in plain sealed envelope.tells all about my wonderful invention, the Dr.Sanden Electrie Belt and Suspensory.Established 30 years.Used the world over for all results of youthful errors, nervousness, drains, impotency, lame back, varicocele, etc.5,000 men, young and old, cured last year.Address DR A.SANDEN, 38% 8r&.e\" OMce Hours 2 (0c & Hunday, 11 te 1, 133 otyl ZENON Sr Castoria is Dr.Samue ZITA Childrer.It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance.It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Noothing Syrups and Castor Oil.It is Pleasant.Its guarantee is thirty years\u2019 use by Millions of Mothers.Cas- toria is the Children\u2019s PPanacea\u2014the Mother\u2019s Friend.EVERY WRAPPER BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF e [4 THU CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY BTATEY.NCW YORK CITY \u2014\u2014\u2014 = _\u2014- a ie ee A HORRIBLE MURDER.An Intoxicated Son Kills His Father With an Axe.ATTACKED THE BODY AND CUT OFF A LEG\u2014IS NOW FLEEING FROM JUSTICE.HARTLAND, N.B, Juve 8\u2014Word comes to Hartland of a fearful atrocity that occurred Monday evemng at Blane Maine.It as reported that Daniel Murphy was slain by lus seventeen year old son while the latter was in à stale of intoxica: tion.The voung fellow struck lus father a blow on the toreheud that rendered him unconscious and then hormbly hacked the body.cutting off the rught leg.Noon after this the young fellow realizing of his terrible deed took the precaution to flee from Justice.Deputy Sher.ffs were at once notr- ted] and a vigilant search 18 now going on.Une of these in company with Constable MreFarlan, of Woodstock, was here yesterday and several pariie« have started to look for the perpetrator of the awful crime.The victim was a bttle weak minded He was well known mn Hartland and in Woodstock where he served fe1 some time as hostler at woe Victoria Hotel \u2014\u2014o._m\u2026-\u20140 A ST.ARMAND SUICIDE.Rodney Hunter Kills Himself While Temporarily Insane.(|Special to the Star.) SWEETSBU Rs, June 8.-l.ast Friday Coroner Fuller, of Rweetsburg, was vatied to hold an inquest on the body ot Rodney Hunter.ot St.Armand East, who was iound dead in the haymow of one of his barns not very far from ls residence The body was found at about seven o civck in the morning by one of the sons of deceased.The lust seen of unter alive was on the night previous, when his wife had lett h.m sitting up in bed.He had been unable to lie down for several weeks, owing tu heart weakness, aud for a number of years had suffered from very poor health generally, and 11 was no doubt owing to his brouding over is condition that induced a sate of temporary insanity, duriig which he had ended his life.He was found with a revolver grasped in his right hand with one of the chambers empty.There was a bullet wound over the right ear.The jury returned a verdict of suigide, while laboring vhder a tit of temporfiry insanity.De: ceased was partner in the firm of Hunter & Harvey, woollen manufacturers.He was 5 vears of age, and leaves a widow and eeveral sons and Juughters, all grown up.He was very high!y respected by all his neighbor and acquaintances, and was a man of nobility and honor.AN INSURANCE CASE.Company Contests a Policy on a Man Giving His Wrong Age.TORONTO, June 8.\u2014The Master-in Ordinary has endorsed the case of Macdonald vs.the Massachusetts Life Insurance As sociation Lo look up the Massachusetts law in point.The widow of Thumas Macdonald.of Montreal, sues to recover a 5000 pohey on the life of her deceased husband.Macdonald was insured in 1885, and died (in 1587.His policy was contested because he had represen himeelf as a year younger than he really was.The insurance com- puny took advantage of the clause, which makes three years the term after which a olicy is incontestable.Mr.Frank Denton, or the plaintiff, pointed out that under the Dominion statute crrors in age do not void the poly.but the amount may be reduced on adjustmen!, and that the company, which 18 doing business under a [o- minion license, should come under Do- winion laws.a SEVEN CENTS AT COUNTRY BOARDS.MADOC, Ont, June 7.\u2014Thtrteen factor- {es boarded 1,046 cheese, all white Balen: Watkine, a Bird.10 MoCargar.46 : Ayer, 100, all at cents._ LAMPRELLFORD, Ont, June 7 At the Campbellford, Ont, cheese board held - were 1,431 white and here to night, here Pron colore arded.Sales as Barkan 755 at 7 cents : McCargar & Ces 1 at 7 cents; T.B.Carlaw, at ; cents.Ralance unsold.Buyers present .Carlaw, W Thompson, Whitton Lowery.e Naylor.Bal Tina, Ont, June 7 \u2014Offerings to-day.2.200 hoxes, balance of May No amles : 7 rents bid freely.Salesmen hold- ne T 1-40.fer ENTE Mint, June T-2,100 white and 340 colored ctsesr were boarded hera to-day.Bales were 1,5% white, 30 'col- 7 cents, \u2014 SABBATH OBSERVANCE.Yledges of the Epworth Leayus Le coming Too Numercus.{(Spemal to the Star) GUELPH, (mt, June B.-At Monday afternoon's session of the Hamilton Con ference of the Methodist Church, the Geen: eral Conterenee Committee on memonait presented ts report Among the mem ortals was one from the St.Catharines dis trict relating to Sabbath observance, an which the (ieneral Conference was asked to include in the Epworth League Pie the following addition : \u2018And } will ub- rerve the Lord's Day as a holy day.\u201d The discussion oo this memorial.which 15 aimed most directly at Sunday Ttneychng.was long and animated.A number no apeakers urged otx adoprion, but n° large and influential portion ot the meeting op osed the memorial on the ground that the multipheation of pledies for acceptance by the voung was becoming a distinct evil, Finals.on a vote hemng taken, a large mainmity of the meeting ordered the elimination of the memorial (from the report.NOTES OF THE NEWS.Bir Charles H.Tupper has arri.ed 4 Winnipeg from Ottawa, ant has une Lady Tupper The annual meeting of the Mascnia Grand J.odge of Manitoba will ne opened tn the Masonic Temple in Wigmipeg tonight.The British Roard of Trade returns fo May show an Increase ju the imports o £1.30,0m and a d age in the exports of £1.§iu x0 ; The \u2018\u2019arbery.Man.football team leaves for the eant on Raturday.It will plav at Toronte.Ottawa, Montreal and eeveral other points.The Allan liner Corean hag arrived at Halifax with 180 British tars and petty officers on board.mousy of whom are for the battleship Renown.It Is now definitely understood that Mr.White.of the Canadian Pacific, will mest the representativea of the telegrapherz a Winnipeg in two weeks\u2019 time.The body of John MrKinnon.who was drowned on May 10, has been recovered off Midiand.Ont.He was thirty-one vears of age, and belonged to Vicioria arbor.Mr.Wiifred Tremblay, of Chicoutimi, has cont upon a vein of ore on his property at a depth of seven feet from the surface, which he believes to be very rich in silver.The rumor of a houndarv crisis between Chili and Argentina.which caused a decline In Rrazilthn and Argentine Becuri- ties, is discredited by the Chilian Charge D'Affaires In London The report from Moncton that Mr.David Pottinger.general manager of the I.C.R., is to supersede Mr.CC.Bchrirter as Deputy Minister of Rallways and Canals is generally discredited at Ottawa An unknown man who was Relling medicine from a waggon, rolapsed In the horse shoer's at Jeune lorette.Que.non Monday, and died almost immediately.An faquest will be held at Quebec The officers and members of the 43rd Nattalion, of Ottawa.have received ferr,n1 Invitation from the Governor of Vetrme-nt to participate In the sth of Juw celebration at St.Alban's and it has been accepted.The emigration from British ports te Canada during May Was as follows : En- lish, B47 .Irish, 81 .Scotch, BE foreign, 018.The total for the Ave months of the present year are : Englinh.5,769 ; Ir- 1sh, 361 ; Beæch, 701, and forcign.3,540.Martin Thor who was convicted in Queen's county early in December of last year, and pentenced to dte In the ele tric chair at Bing Sting, for the murder of William Guldensuppe, the bath rubber, will have to suffer the death penalty The Frontenac Farmers Institute, fo annual session at Kingston, Ont.vn Tuesday, selected the foilowing oficers : Prr- sident, H.Rankin, Colllns Bay : Vire- President, Joshua Knight.Elginburah ; Secretnry-Treasurer, A.Kitchie.Inverary.Frank Cushing, of Bangor.Maine, was fnatantly killed Tuesday evening ut tha mills of the Bault Ste.Marte.Ont, Pulp and Paper Company.Every bone in his body was broken, and his left arm.which caught in the shaft which hurled him to death, while throwing off the belt, was torn out ef the shoulder.Rempdy for Sere Threat.At this season of the ycar, when the weather in so changeable, man people are susceptible to taking cold, and the throat is 5 just where Grithith's Menthol Liniment comes in.Apply 11 to the: throat and chest when going to bed and the cold and wore throat will be re moved by morhing All druggists, 25 centa.Griffith's Menthol Tiniment is a rom- plete repair kit for damaged whrelmen ; it.remaves that kink in the muscles an roreness after a long ride, and 19 of aproal beneut to tes bry inners.tel relieves the ing and aches the minute app'ird.puis 1323 sat 13 2 i TER RE 4 Lee ar Ace core ea PORTANT 22 E SHIRE LS SE J MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 18%.\u201cGENERAL -ASSEMBLY.Where the Delegates a te .is the billeting list for the | delegates attending the Presbyterian Gen | eral Assembly, as arranged by the local Committee: MINISTERS.Abraham, R.H.D.So, W.Davidson.West- Adam, W.}., Mrs.¥.Hyde, 110 Park ave An- , D., 15 Elgin st.Mrs Juculs, 133 Peel st Key, 119 Stanley st J.Johnston, Amaron, ©.E.D.Archibald, A.>.Anderson, FF WM Armatrong, W 1), 714 set at Bayne, G.Lo», Ph.D, 1» A Mcbhuugall, 460 Guy st.Bennett, O., B.A.63 Machas at Bennett, W., Mrs.Reid, 13] Mctealfe st Black, J.B., D.1», W 1) Yule & Hedpath - Black, W., Mrs Allan, ! Atwater ave.Blair, A, B.L., M Macdonald, 74 Bher- brooke st.Bowman, A.Brown, J.A, Mra Rernard, 353 St Catherine ut.Bruce, W.F.M 1», Mrs Hrien, & ST Famille Bryce.Prof, LI.!», Jam : à d the time which h re 1 No charge made in our books for | BUSINESS CHANCES, public scbooi, Chapieau, Ont.send refer.APPLY, With references, F, 1006, Star Office.| mo TE toba, i pra Brother dt Bear Winlireg, Manis qnadu nl (hi 5 hunt 3.16, and : effect was et ey he It went into ne 1 Laure encens class of certlucate, sa.ury expected.1331 | OOMS \u2014 LARGE, AIRY NICE - -\u2014 \"OPA.- Tether epiien sske.131 4 : woint a lew days slog.Tt A » 4 ve agents 0 .; ; pe thane: reg ren aft : ; , LY FUR- ; sy would be hard to obtain ft i av merican establishments in loadin, classified adveriisements of less _, movels AND nie pre Homan ca he, regi or qua WANTED, GIRLS 10 WORK ON Tea ; sin cishe front rooms, nn bathroum flat, also ERSON ALL - INFORMATION wWaANTED Ÿ! 20.Duluth cash wheat Quoted u the ships in Havana with tubs cea than five lines part of the city Bh.Chairman Trustees.19 4 Apply 21 Bt.Lawrence st.* 70 MeQull vellogs prot brand, Bi roe eh: left Montreal aucun a auppaed Lo have Yn pas Milwaukee ul ¥L2% se that even ui Dade, ie PE where they were ds pital + at Lun \u2018 .ere ue ugu of last year fof dpher values are | : us justi- und.1ey might he going to E \u2014 ; J Bilal 1 We TED TWO GUOL STRONG MES.\\ TANTED _ Goo BTAHLÉMAN.ONE TO ; brooke.138 Buenos os Ayres.Brother Joseph asks.181 8 fied.tord ouker upon us justi to Germany.to Spat Jung 9 l>ngland, ToT = À vaut (buts va 11 @ fh.wenger boys, wble tu ride Luycdes, Inust e cure of stablu of ten horses.Apply | - 5 SE ges WTI \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Yesterday's market, ways ce .ti, atl unable to change their à HOUSES TO LRT.lewre ee 4 a, & Cu, 23 Hus- ba.with their pareuls; Only those well recoim- Troy Laundry, b and lv Inspector st.PH ! 1 vos LARGE.LT F perso a ONAL WYATT (WILLIAM GEORGE) Times-Hierald, opene du Yet ne hirako They were loaded with edt mation, \"Mo niredi munded need oppiy ut Star Otftos 138 2 re - \" fuinily Tor nan h board, In private .cada sett tow br, Bacnurde's hese to Ubued under those priviieges al CH same, aid ail this tobacco cxentu ¥ _- _.\\ TANTED \u2014 A GIRL TH - | > geuticiman ur married coul 204 Ada In July, 18%.last address was: Cure of 8iun TI + a all the ses its aily found mae LL 1 ~~ \u201cwo , en chien.Appl 4 U HELP IN KIT- | Mance st 2°\" ; Mr.Simpson, Vanatier * 0 ER EE NOV re Was no special ressure on ts way to Tampa, none the worse\u2014some Jon FALE \u2014 WITH Tn : W ANTED AGENTS, LADIES OR GEN- Pply 4.7%: Craig st., upstairs.| or ne eee Ler, 1892.brott + + Never tht market © no imporiant dinz.T! people say better-for its long sea vo or so LETS FINKE CUT STONE HOUSE hot ticl.en, to savw sauples ol & good paying __ 183 1 1 I OOM \u2014 FINE LARGE \u2014_ = i .2, brother Frenk asks (nother ls ally ; wus, however, toir! absence Le pr ; hero Thus u stock was accumulated ake N 6 Vicluris st.tmear Vherbrs oks uted ut ; ; ; Cu à a PE Siar Often, for samples AL \\ UANTED \u2014 A GOUD TABLEM or | room to let, to gentlemen only, roturences | 18 pa fur as anyone could sve, Lelter was not lasted a long time, and will last \u2018longer Teoh: conta ut Lacive 45 reutns, Lotu suuiu.cu lets Le = uress nt al once, 842 Durchester st AID.ALPLY ! exchanged, un bathroom Rat.105 Windsor st.PERSONAL ~ ADDRESS WANTED OF Chee a hand > iy of \u2018the futures.Ir; SH\" : st cos: afl in Dre: cinss QUE baLE ; BTTCHER AN TANTEU _ T_T SMART \"GENER ERAL BERVANT LTT mms | \u2014 132 of i awyer or other who udvertised In & Scotch any one thing more significant | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e-\u2014Bm-\u2014#_ Order.Stabies Bacais ) and large L'oact: House in F.4 .t Sade, cing ow TANTED \u2014 YOU! = f »er fur heirs of\u2018 Wiltam Blueck, Who died In- than another in the pit, It was sell: ! pret a vire (RS a Aint Ve nu .PRE EE SE AD WE mall muiily.Apply 6 La 6 Dm, 14 W ED nts ING MAN TO GO TO | OOMS _ NICELY FUKNISHHD ROOMS, | sélate about elght or ten years Le en futures by foreigners.There was alu of 3 HHS Heed et if not require\u201d.Ajply VV.Ss.Masvon, Star a Se Mets, Que.as serbrue tiake himself generally cvstui, outaide and {able Er large unfurnished parlors, suit- | Dac Buck deft Starryshaw, Shotts, Lanark that here\u201d and more 41 the seaborrd.Flour | 4 FUTURE OF WHE + Clon 85 Fi Susu fro a | i em A EN dome See rent Sul esi ne AT BR i MRE SU 3 par Ÿ py } \u2018 ; ue Mones [Rul Boni for Our tara de building.4 = 0 5 \u201cna H ; om, MeKin- (firien av Be aéitones, «Donald + Crop n GeTj10 LET 200 NOTE DAME STRINT a Custom, cade dissin WW.furnish = bieycle to our workers.Goods in 133 1 OUMS \u2014A LALY HAVING A Lane VU\" l'ile Teri On 12 trade gpl others IL Was never à bis + cash ee $ tmear Muctimont sirtets 3 biur) clue «| \u20188 EE So veinand une & Woeilingiva, Nurserymeu, | VW ANTE iD \u2014 A GIRL.OF ABOUT 17] villa residence In Westmount, rooms | JERSONAL\u2014 GRIN | TT ee \u201cthe Durens cape holders of puts wer help, und it ls this eus situation.+ house, couta ning 10 rooms, bathroom sad w.I _ LL ENsEL HOTEL : tee Unt ved ; yeurs of age tu walt on elderly lad with board, single and double, all elegant.1 \u2014sailed for Canaua 12 LLIAN FLEET) orable crup advim FAR WSL sent as fave : pow improving somewhat, which Te 3 good yard, sheds and state.Fas been oocul Mtl ps.groceries Colo sar wl conic = rm and make herself generally useful.A 17 : ly furnished ; electric light and telup bons, tir from Assiolbuia.N.Soars de.last let- Oklahoma messages sai the 8ogti.West.| the basis of .a distinct tension À ÿ doctors for se vera yours aud #8 HOW wo seed bon elie, en er uses Biel \\ \"ANTED \u2014 TRU BTWORTHY PERSONS at 72 Colborne st.ah | Address 20 Kensington ave.Aujoining asks.vd Brother Pre | territory would Eu Pa vee yiem in that .¢ July.Toward the close of the week pe je Apply Lu J.14 Sault, Drug st 268 Vote 87 y 8 lu let do baits, events, vo .ry, as peines.e awn tennis.on ta double fast ye bushels, or ! there was somethin f 1 Dane si.or 103.1vibg.o, 145 Iusaup si.TU art Lani.JERI ferences, et noise seif-uddressed stamped en- *ANTED \u2014 4 GOOD \u2014 Ea \u2014 hm QE ; in years.It added that harvest- 1 , g of a rally, bas- = .so - .sloye.The Dominion Cumpauy, Chicæao, ; GENERAL SE « ; DERSONAL \u2014 SHFA THAN , q was general.Texas , ed largely on an oversold condition 0 LE Wik HE Cc l'QUANTEL \u2014 As ominion Compeny Hn 2 W vant, who can cook, or good se | OUM\u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHEL.| Neo Eee Va 58 wha 1 Witham ig CTeps were enormous.hut compiatned of | b and partiy on \u2018tho\u2019 expectation, am 3 0 LET LARGE HOUSE ON CRAIG A ANR Es em _.em took, fur family of fouc; nu washi ! on bathrootn Hat, with or without , Ontarto.Stster Susan asks.42 6 rain.That ltalv had proved planes of } ply reuitzed, of very heavy export ablef nr ni nen Victoria syudre.a°6F5 ma iy des ES shui \u20ac ol un A Wo TED \u2014 A GIRL, FROM 14 ro 13 lroning.Apply between b and § Le the! board.778 Dorchestur st.182 2 = mmm eee _ _ i put buyer of American wheat an Jmpor: clearances, and also in awakening t or buarding house.Apply to ue TRE LL | 1» dvatrous of, HUE AE Al vars, to heip with children.Apply to evening at 417 Metculfe avenue, rent | 00MS \u2014 COMFORTALLY FURS _, * JPERSONAL \u2014 ASCOLI \u201cat ARTHA CARO for she offiria) flgures of ita Imports of \u2018 lite in the cash demand.On the 22 ew ee Le ms fon Lal GUY No til Selgneurs su BY, tount.= Rees \u2014.< : URNISHED | ling) in Octnber.1595, was at St.Thomas, vlkn wheat during May, 6.41600 bush other hand, future prospects were : y an, th or without board; also table Untarie Moth k © compared with 1,600 000 b never more bearish.jhe ev COTTAGES TO LET.rT 7 | 134 v TANTED A HOUSEMAID.APPLY 7 VVANTED AT ONCE.OPERAT | board.bu Cathcart st 32 à Qutarie \u201cother wsks.12 8 | year.RBroomhall cabled Fou bi Muy Inst 1 the week in this direc À Dog ot + .ie ee = 2) .T \u201cA= he, ERATORS | - - eT TTT - « tt Indian and ! mm VVANTED A CENTLEMAN Livia: W lurocher st, lurenuvt OF Bftor aix even.on sewing machine : Used lo sewing PROUHS TA © LEGANTLY FURNISHED.JERSONAL \u2014 SHORTHAND AND TYPE: Kus Man, shipments (Fould be smaller pest | + Grange Judd erop report, one of the + NO LET TWO STONE FHONT A TID would vne Lo arrange for beg 12 2 swnings and teats.Apply Thus.Scnne, ; double and single, on bathroom flat.com: writing executed ut Shorthand Institute, the relative tr of the Cash market wny ! $Ÿ Most favorable ever issued, with an + cotluges.a.mad des bi ; ppency Of wncesaie of manufacturing 143 Commissioners st, Montreal.133 1 fortatle hoite all latest tmprovements 54 Me.| 110 Manstold st.Mrs.bullock, Princlial Tel.No, 3 spring b RAIN of the spring grad s.+ assurance that if anything like + hot Water, furnaces.te.Apps y Fan, OT re - insural.ve Company.AU- 3 \"ANTED \u2014 AGENTS ONE GOOD PORTRAIT \u2018 i Gill College ava.190 2 2aw 5782 14 Bed 6 (an Nos ringing from 3c to fc bet- : pe present conditions are kept Up + Trariing, 1698 Leto, Dun ii : dross 1° n ufice 133 = vanvassor wanted in every city and county cast of VA TiZD \u2014 A YOUNG MAN, MUST boo \u2014\u2014\u2014- =] est int o.ere was some inter.| more thun bumper crop with be the EN .Dour» ame st re ress OC, oro = Monts +.wid a few good dren © tl Yes lO iano Ÿ 2 a first class tatior.to wor = t ; OOMS - TO LET DOUBLE AND SINGLY PERSONAL A.M.GATEHOUSE HAVING | a modern how winter wheat c¢r.p, with + result.The malin point of interest, \u2014_ Et | IR SALE CIGAR INFECTION- aatr.Lib Queen st west, Lesutiv, Out 0) Jnwti work and repalring.Address 2519 8 Hearn.! on n Sol furnished, on bathrodm fut.dlacontinged bustness 91 No, Vers will | Kansas fe aies In mew Ne 3 hard $ TUES 18 the market ai renard \u2014 \u2014 - \u2014 PA Tin rane ors Mess Tor suis Wa STED \u2014 BRIGHT.INTELLIGEN erine st.west, t.ath Abply to 2i%a Bleury st, 133 loin 81 ews to annouroe that all orders will ge Member Rens mn at about 1° abgva + Bent time Is the supply and demand - _\u2014__ voi faune sb ri .mess -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 en at N \u201c ê \u2019 co.» + SUMMER COTTAGES T0 LET.| at 91 St Antoine st.prie low.Rent, store soung ludy a8 typewriter and sten- ANTEL sis oo | Reon A LARGE DOURLE FRONT spring ati will be wold Wreaths ridyerd Fadi nt cash abroad at fins Fonte hs Î a ana the ie CE + RE and dwelling incloivu, $I2 per month, Ab- ographer.Apply lu own handwriting, ' Ww 16 2b \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL ABOUT ! room, comfurtably furnished, on bathroom .PF 122 + his sn'es on this side at 25,000 tn: ph eb + harvest.It is certain all Euro 4 £2 0 LET WI! t:Ni à + J LOTTAGY AT pis on the prefoses, 125 1 Addr cac and salary expected.| un a, Ne assist in housework.Apply at flat: private | family.48a Munsfleld st.18 3; i iinenta) cables after the close.por 4 stocks re very x tete Ï ii ha : \u2019 - A s > : * ac st : ç Cra .| clin S° 2 between (Lor al.pret Fe ; da Lie les = TE pom SALE.UT 1 Address 1.Star office ME | 183 1 Ree ozs \u2014 $= E OR TWO LARGE, NEWL v JELSONAL \u2014 HAVING DISCONTINUED influence lines ar Budapest.Ths Tata met | + Tor example carrying scarcely more + ae lee Waning av oxen Rédames VVANIER mu VENT HAN, EE fa Ah dés À Anti RTE LA EE Tnt n [TRE ae fine ss 3 mple water Wap al gate « Cd I = - u rery se Lio in a country .- atters to take | gyle ave.alunce o! spring millinery will here will be very shortl .Terns mo ler.EAPO Foi THE MILLION NE represent us Lu dis: auute our advertis.oers between 11 and 12.Address room | FROM LARGE FRONT ROOM.ON Darin.VE Sid at greatly reduced prices.A.ML ciate: CHEESE AND BUTTER FIRM 3 an almost ery shurdly reduced an 3 }ilage.App! \u201cha wore Ld © se cut mae he I lead, tamarae ls cutter and tu keep our show cards eo tfida Life building.3 Bi rom Oat, furnished or unturnished, 255 Bouse 19321 \u201c practically controlled by one man; 3 Jamenst, Mcnutis ai + \u2018 Gru sa ver ae Ke + In towns unl along ail pu \u2014 \u2014 eury st 3 OU \u2014 - rpm een î : en ation : 1: A Jo.Maudiarmed, pests commission or salary, $e a publie SITUATIONS WANT 7 .\u2014_ i BOARD WANTED.| + and Inasmuch us the Lxport cleat : = or tame : | Tel.Babi.us tt and expenses.Fo.particulars write the ! A ED.OM \u2014 SINGLE FURNISHEL ROOM, 79 i The receipts of cheese this ui I ances for the week pa ame to + STABLES TO LET \u2014_\u2014 Ton CTA I.World Medical Electric Co, London one Le PLANS SLA LS SANS D SL NS let.72 Victoria st.32 ji {TANTED ~ \u201cTROAT po po GENTLE ! Ja boxes, the largest ti mot ping were : pe the splendid total of BEI Of î .3 » À > 50 PE D vi, .I à D \u2014 AN i TN > 1 OÙ ler 27 .S& Season, and «is , Dre sa « .~ f \u201c A axed werd i Ts ett 1 104 aw ti! VVANTED- POSITION IN WHOLESALE : F OONS \u2014 WELL FURNISHED, WITH | y man, lady and 3 children (youngest i quilet, but the D \u201cprices \u201c aid $ ne a ne port be erable : oH \u201c , NT NT - who ! ' bent .E rue TANT _ re ouse wit vi .; Evod board, $16 s 4 | three), in west end or near ho city.- try ae i i in there W e considerable Fo.er Re Te Ni STAR LEVELS ve tn M ee au Ç we ves St Paul nu W sers EE any Tre to act ay clone Nas | young man, aged 2 with ane ns by a $2.0 a week.30 tore also table pope dress E.94, Star office.wr thee \"tt | 7 Serie tomoteray we usa À decide) | 4 siringency during this month-Cht + vis abst Blal It, Toni ow t rine 7 1 \u2018 erien ex- | _\u2014 - J te 1 r vestern sese - y Corres) osto: tenant CApLis for | arlilitars LO 8 Vin n 20 vod [i A ST Krad and expenses.Address box 679, ees as ja character trate Ln of refer- i I OOM3 \u2014 WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, | | jee BE qe in the Sountry.it could ot bn | 3 D serint.pondent of the Boston : .UT Lu Che rae he AN al 116 3aw ; R.629, Star off y.Address \u2018 with or without board, at 10 Stanley st | b relow Tac.The range 4! + + .: , ; months old, aise ; office.! EDARD ND MS about 7% to 73 ge 5e +++ sets bien.about cour years old.Apply Vv, 74.Suar WANES \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN- | \u2018 TANTED\u2014POSITION AS HBAD VATTER, boo \u2014 | a ROO WANTED.ficult to att hu Bolders ue mr ja + SUMMER RESIDENCES.the han \u2018 ai à eral hours work.Apply 8 Grand Trank | can referciées\u201d City; best Buropean and Ameri! ! I OOMS \u2014 HANDSOME DOUBLE AND | ANTÉD L HUME-LIKE ROOM AND |! he prices realized by the tuetation i JOR BALE - A PAIR OF CENTURY .18 1 | ress 8, 667, Star Office | single rooms to lel in a private family.| \\ or LIKE ROOM AND In Itverpoul yesterday of 95,000 b hod R MARKETS.ar egatest (A Anetrton nai 7 .= i Th a as, hot water, shower bath, telephone.64 St.board for lady who intends residing COrding to private cable; oxen an BRITISH Por s SALE \u2026 A FEW CHOICE HUILDIS \u201ca mere mid gl da Rave pi mienna W ANTED-BY SPECIALIST DOCTOR AB- |! WANTED BY A WIDOW Bia st.123.mn Montreal : neur business centres pre- Jos.The public cable for wh sis to pine Krevee oie Brome Lode fice : LS a < GET correspond tates to trea patlests, an- housekeep A PLACE AS \u2014 me re oe _ erred, but a pleasant home above all.eclined 6d this mormin Big Au | cames it es «Fans on short pei, term os oe men enn - .Sproule, Queens Hotel, Thurades Pyly Dr.| two little with with her Sle have her 1 OME \u2014 WELL TURNISHEL, ON BATII- Étate terms, which must be reasonable colored remmined at 34a.to 30s 6d.but! copie advices to the Board of \u2018Trade butoher wu pa kel Garde Es OT au 5.ret SAI LI \u2014 A NI LIGHT BOAT, to ten, bring references nd morale, nine 1 George at.dress a\" Be.: eutivenience Cransients accommmodeted.Be Ln., Address at once G, 1963 Star office.13 1j.The À Y.Journal nf Commerce says: this morning were as follows : Loudon-\u2014 mou pa ; every about 16 feet long, cheap for cash.44 \u2014_\u2014 | \u2014 3 Jon ave.! : od * Supplies of new large fu y Cargovs off coast, wheat, buyers and sell- Pa descred.Address WB Address ©, Ws Star office.be VATED - A YOUNG LADY coi | \\ ANBED \u2014 COMMERCIAL TRAYVELLER | 183 \u20ac aro not specially heavy.It ereamn chee ! ers apart .maize.nothing doing.On pass- RGA __ mc - { keeper, speaking and writing both len- ! Quebec and \u201c une 20th, to cover Province of QUMS \u2014TWO COMFORTABLY FURNISH- ROOMS AND B cast high in the country, but the de Vv | age, wheat, buyers and sellers apart ; TRO tH [PRS \u2018 ALI: - GASOLINE LAUNCH, 4 FT.guages, must be a g.-0d writer, accurate and samples Sr aritime Provinces.would take ed rooms, with all modern conveniences.| OARD.here Is slow and disa pointing, Tora | maize, American easy.Danubian quiet.££ nt \u201c Tra ÆE, Tt beam 2 it drat 15 hop.bam- | quick ut Hgures.Address D, 91, Star Office | ar snufacturers.wholesale mer- lus Uno av 13% | - orders being llmtted.and ex ere mets | f-nglish country wheat markets.generally Noo == irom fnished in haroword, upholstered, | a a I eomminsion mepycueturere axvnta.to Sell on - \u2014- \u2014 OOM\u2014ANI} BOARD AN!' TABLF BOARD ing cautiously.The auction sal Pr ; 75 \u2018cheaper.Mixed Americun mals, .ress A.S49, Star Office.133 2 ROOMS = ONE DOUBLE AND ONE SIN- \u2018 A Sen b e had in first class French family.don to-day of 5000 boxes of old \u201cches sha : rude, Tor 16s American clipped oats, kle, furnisted rouiu, gentlemen vuly jy | #4 57 Bt, Dents st, near Viger aqua probably holding t , June-Juiy, 148 - Yas 2 quare 128 Ete nt mens] E hack erders, awaiting ree liverpool \u2014 Spot wheat dull: maize olders ure arkine steady.Futures\u2014Wheat steady .June, 73-44; Toe ferry.V3 AP Apply hour.Oy in ure part ul ohe Seapon, M (lt College ave.Fhe aor fancy colored, and 6%c for strict- neminal : July.88 74 ; September, 68 74 e and occasional sales vf J»ec., 68 4 1-44 : maixe quiet ; June nom- \u201cee, pantry and lesatury, seed JA TANTE y I A ANTED - IMMEDIATE NU E WwW ELY NURSE, VVANTED \u2014 A SITUATION AS GROOM.to AY, ba Coupes Tr : és ord $ ; LL 11 Fo Lo nes, at about Lair 3 Puits © [ro rrotestanl, for 0 - ver us eu \u2018 ve \u2018 vu price.ve ed Pons Ev Lo te country Tor smn dre UE to M coachman or gardener, is a first class gen- - 2 HT} \u2014 ! leresces, tu 157 Urescenut sc.ae er man; good recommendation.Address UUMS \u2014 LARGE AND SINGLE HOONMS.| un Ls : DSMALL NEW ENCLAND VWs Sree 342 | Hu, Blar Office.CAV wel furnished.With first clues board.| BOARD.exceptionally a i i «+ ae : put, HU ib or month dis = + \u2014 WOMAN FOR K sp J rench family w.c., gas.125 Chaimp de : ney quality are reportel -Kd ; | ' .at db nth | discount Y ITCHEN TO ANTED \u2014 DECORATI M PR LA AAA ANAL tn ee at those fi porte | inal.July.3s 1 I-Xd ; August, 3s 3 1-8d; E: 4 Liv AT 21 VEAL aon Y HAN, ! for: vast n x Alse Smith Boren 3 work, I aah.one that fan mand hard ing.painting and ATING, WHITEWASH.are.1331 | | ~~ LUS NS extreme to EST rears hele are Certainly | September, ès 3 5-84.Flour, 32s 9d.i Sn ù fe nu » sublion aud Ferss logs AES we * Ta N pe wenth or | 78 Craig se 2e .and $c roll.Address B.Klock, 244 St.Charles Bor UMS \u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISH- ! T CARD pe MRS.McEWAN, LADIES SICK fusing to offer more than \u20ac éme for colored Ar ne \u201can t oe: ah: vu » ag .+ ge -h .Avie : oa \u201cira ' ! WEE 8 of .- .\u2019 32.- te, hs Garo ! ae Nppiy Lo y } Mat | punis, 145 l'eel st, Obpostie Hands > : TANTED \u2014 A GENE romee st.182 à | : eu.with or without board ; modern ical attendance.à eet med- and S%e for lead white, and clalm to have try markets firm., Ë .emt ie: EEC % only 3 im amily BAL SERVANT, | WVANTED \u2014 à SITUATION AS COOK OR couvenlences ë priv ate French familly ; no 1 erate.lb Cadieux st.= mo pme troub irae Dining all they require LivazrooL LATEST PRICES CURRENT.June 8th, 1096.FURNISMED FLATS TO LE.gma EAL à © Oxenden st.: puy at 188 1 \"1 cou tre STE line to gu to the asaside or | .77 Crescent st.1385 JUAHL - AND HUOMS FOR LADIES DUR figures are all That ean be dépend (hose sa ud wa sa 1700 Sm water nine.; ler.Apply T0 Dorch six year oid boy with | 1200MS\u2014COMFORTABLE AND WELL | JJ ing confinement.private.DIES 1'UR- Most of the white cheese Is showing a tine Whe | ro LET BAL EE FLAT | a el VV ANTED \u2014 A HOUSE AND TABLE pply orchester ot.181 2e0d | furnished rvom, by the day, w I +, at their own Bom D ÿ Ladies attended of yellow.and finest grades of R Luxe Boring, at 3 2 es 2 por 5 8 tol : JETT - Bi re .FLAT.Ha hr \u2019 vert \u201c s uno SPATS, wir | - es \u2014\u2014 y eek or a.rs.ohme, 3 suc inter, se ard, 0 ; somnely furniats.I reun coal SP, we lananips ChajienEe «Up FR Pier mald ; city references.Aypté ili Peo] Ÿ JANTED - BY À NOVA BCOTIAN OF | month.2 McGHll College ave.12320 \\1Hvtress 151 Cadieux.we Laie an freely offered at ike.and where vellow fo lCas 0 0 tol 0 Bacon, 31 6 1081 0 | Bus 8lpves, Tne A Le ee Ad ar ç \u2018 yaris bas Cun be seen dt street.23 2 wide experience In general business, à OARD \u2014 PARISIAN HOÛSE M UNION ts more pronsunced &t{ll further shading 13 5% 90 0 8 Tallow, 31 6 w0 © months or Ce roar UN oa Dorval, PQ Apply A E Te = situation, would travel.references, all former | OOMB3 \u2014~ FURNISHED BEDROOMS\u2019 uve., board and room, 1st olass F necessary.Small size full creame in fair Cr?304100 Cheese, w 35 8 100 Q | Ihe on .nt 1 par : ! aires St LL 142 8 V FJANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT, OMbloyers.Adarcas (, 820, Star Office.142 on bathroom and parlor flat, with or 4nd Engcsh cuisine.Meals at 5c.tan demand from :he hame trade, and strictly Peas, B 8 00 Cheess,0 38 O0 tod © \u2014 = WELL BRED TRISH TERRIER IA SR pin uo.Ai uibe \\WJANTED \u2014 PARISIAN COOK CAN FUR.| without board ; very comfortable.705 Dor- ¢uced rates.Transients accommudéted.129 5 tinue au, pi M ey ok od BUSINESS {rubles WANIED wil brel St Bernard pup.cheap ge Famille = vu shits; recences.Jl niah best references New York and hans | Chester 133 2 JOARD I VACANCIES FOR TABLS irregula prices generally weak and TORONTO MARKET .| si, an rear, briween & and # nile st.3] Aadre pese ae chet in rivate family or hotel.OUMS\u2014 TO LET, FOR SUMMER S boarders: Apply No luo Messy mt 143 The bu butter market rules Arm a \u2019 , ening.4 \u2014 7 \u2014\u2014\u2014 ress Sta © : \u20ac ,#+ SEA- ana steady WANTED © Hd or urn ev | ovens M1 i Ww ATANTED \u2014 A GOOD PLAIN (OOF, T 1383 bon easant locality, in Verdun, near JJOARD © COOL PLEASANT ROOMS at 16 to 16e for cholce creamery.The use nf phes ct ewer en Mes Sal h GASOLINE ENGINE.willing to go tu Peinte Clalre for V ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS GENERAL \\ êtreet rallway terminus : use of Kitchen.Food table.pianc.moderaie terme.Am: CXPOTE demand hus been falrly Hrisk.and TORONTO, June 8.\u2014Market quiet Gill St, or eid un Poules Addrs cn 9 CETTE dent Ale MMA Bu Put eummer months, references required.296 ; servant, good references.Apply 52 st ! etc, If desired.Partiéulars at 152 SL.Vian fanuiy.early breakiast if required.à (AIS has had the effect of Keembx Un Flour\u2014Dull.Straight rollers in #2 Star offee.IR I - = _ RE 1 Stanley st.33 1 ames st.1533 1 Cutherine st.133 go Ylctoria st oo 133 3 PS Pan nm JO paid so EDcers na middle froiyh ta.anoted at Ws to wes © = vite LARD TABLE IN EX.CANTED \u2014 A GOOD CLEAN GIRL FANTED \u2014 SITUATION AB COACE.: MB \u2014 TWO NICE FRONT - OARD -\u2014 WANTED BOARDERS, FIRsT And thers was rather a firm feel > quiet, W o.red aroun : HORSES AND CARRIAGES, ETC, ! Lt fil as now.a wo W ce.eu work , ons able M W man and gardener long experience; th every ovine EO ste a Bone [able with or without Touma.Ad- Iuyers took hold pretty well in Frag middie regis rrnite at 1500 ; \u20acoose at cow alls Bed aes Grdress F, 985, Star (0 on table.iw University st.53 give first class references.118% Si.©MMudatod.teléphone 8% Dorchester so two ° v nearly all classes of stock.It 8 ensv : ; I.133 1 \u2014 yat) MR Antolne st eh 3 i dours west of Windsor Hutel.rehestor » ae \u2019 t J OAR 3.700 PT to get 16e fon fancy fresh crenmory ant \u201cHari at NH 22 to $1.23 afloat Fort William.Joi Sars LA TAN Y CIGAR SEEN ST TE mr \\ JANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED NURSE | ANTED WABLING DY MIG | Iron RACE I 1 nishe.1 sat FR WEEK.A0, WF R- while that figure represents the general In nriey\u2014Nothing doing and prices nom- VRB UE sv .= t ANTED \u2014 WA NO ; \u2014 BACK PARLOR.WELI, FURNISH- | month, w ne 0 per trading basis.oc \u2018 cheap, at RLM an a cow va\" norme wo WANTED TO PURCHASE.to the SE ey na @ \\ Charles Baker, Ba ents a day MES i ed, suitable for two gentlemen; Wh prop With use of kitchen.1874 St.Maurice fractionally Higher Bexde à Sete re Gates at 30e north ate ee Los 1 LL 2 ; - @ .Uuired.Apply at 29 University st.ce A dress 36 St.Bernard in rear.4334 Sumvenience.wv University at.Les \u2014 me, srnto prie channela, shorts at qi a ru So 40.va and NOR BALH - disfi - L lady's watch, at cort £ Met , 1e oods Milling Company have been © Dr son market.Lard = Wy Tati, Teron, CLABES MATE.| le eee WANTED \u2014 BMART BOY TO HELP IN wa ED a ca HE ae 13 POOMB \u2014 BATH FLAT, ALSO OTH! Le ee a rares on | asked to quote prices for two lots, one of Is in good nd, smoked meats 7 ot te Cuiveraty, Aduless 3, Mo, 6 3} CANTED © TO PURCHASE, A BAK- office.ddress E, 94, Star orice.Keane.No.à in rear of 3 ress Mrs.v with or without bourd trunslents ihe or corner Wood ave.Finder will be rewarded 5,000 and one of 3.100 sacks, but un to the and hams arc, actively \u201ctraded Prices ° TRS Se a erv business in Montreal or suburbs, 1851 \u2018 \u2018 or?Alexundes sy cable board.Me College ave 1e 4 | by lesving rage at 130 Board of Trade Block, Hour of siting the eal hal no br pork.Se 16.50 po reer pure Ca C ry.on ft cai ate address and price to LC, %ud, St ! = - _\u2014 ee 1 close \u2018hile prices on spot are unchang- r barre anadi- $: ma Ma HIS Etat adc ind price to à Star of WAS TD \u2014 CARPENTERS HELPER NTED \u2014 BY T coms TO LET DOUBLE AND SINGLE ~\u2014- - 381 rd.they are purely nominal mutations.an lard, in pails, at 8 1-2¢ and j asics.C watitedd at once.Ness, McLaren & W EACHER, POSITION mod with housekeeping privileges: ail | OST \u2014 AN IRISH TERRIER DOG.AN.and sore cutting of prices has token piace Compound.refined, at 5 To so % ss per | VVANTED A CANOE, MURS BEN Bate, 419 St.James st 138 1 willing to go to 8 OF gong companion modern imptovements.912 Dorchenter st.jai à | JU ewer (a the name of Jack.Reward at 3 1 MMR, BOC The Ontario milers Ib: hams.11 1-3¢ to 1% ; and bacon, _\u2014 De - 290 : LITE © easide ress G., Co- COMB - TWO L = oo \u2014-\u2014\u2014- | University st.133 are not sending any flour to this market ve MILE FOR BALE.! pu af Ss Bar ote Bl WANT: b _ MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS | \u201cUicook.Que.box Zi.138 1 R (and handomel A ed rooms.in pris | I OST -.SATURDAY, 4TH FT Pan ED RO fu MO don or 1c.Tr the as pm Liverpool PE rond ie for Joo _ bus - i i ! nowing the city and speaking both , on Vute family.on Bt.Matthew st.: choice situa.| Ld purs e.containing 5 in Sh = s no demand for it.In the ah- o for lon For wh.Ho PURE FRESH LE 1] |) 4 - LADY BICYCLE, IN FIRST ELCs Th i Thrift De- | W \u201cas lense, or ns might FIREMAN, tion.Address F, 1019, Star Office.RU RE Cine a dues Moy, Liberal Peward of minal of business SR Shed pa no- for ong ut heavy.Sf Chicago © he ee ro FER ale qu.Lana ; ras te a LIlinent, Sul is u 3 ; atchman, mmm \u2014 \u2014 (fered.H.J.NI : : : rw cn a ity, de quart davh customers only need ais\u2019 rs wa graer.ee ror AUS IE i par mun ite ng.M4 | by a clerryman's son ; has considerable Rooms + À NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE | or itt de TEE James ne 18 2 | 6 to 3615; straight rollers.£5 gt ket went up slightly July remained Foot hpi Qu se = Wé TaANtED A GENERAL SERVANT | ©XPértence.Address D, 858, Star office.iV, front room.aise a large double ore.on | J OST \u2014 CANARY BIRD.ON SUNDAY, tid aif tone bak Manitoba patents stosdy arouné rester rday's prices, and Sep- = : \u2014 or small family : could go home at lag z Lathroom fiat; all conveniences In nou.| A4 trom 220 Wood avenue.Finder mili ons.vi atrong bakers 85.50 © extra, in tember advanced 5 - i © T 5 È x : night If desired.Appl .+ = ig + favor by telephoni .3647.MONEY TO LOAN.5HO~S, STORNS, BUSINESS PREM.| ME pply 7 Cxenden ave W ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN, WORK OOM \u2014 A BRIGHT FURN x y_telephoning No.37.181 The feed market was without any new PT rm - PENN ISES, ETC., TC LET.| of any kind in country ; goo I room, for gentiemen RNISHED FRONT ORT \u2014 YESTERDAY, A LARGE EN- feature, except that the demand was not RECE! S IN MONTREAL.ON .CL i Th TEE | WANTED FOit THE COUNTRY.A riage painter and stripper.105 gt Brain no children! 158 Pine ave.of plang: velope containing unopened letters ad- quote : \u2018Ontario winter.vhe ee a mm N FIRST MORTGAGE ONLY.; middle aged woman as general ser- street.183 3 3500Ms 7\" dressed Barnard & Holland.Reward at to $14: shorts, $16 per on in bit: mn + ©.7.R.C,P.R.-Oanal.Total 29-2 to GB 0 LET § OLEON CRAIG ST.NEAR vant, with or without washing ; refer- = 8 \u2014 LARGE HANDSOME ROOM, 32 Board of Trade.183 2 nitoba bran, 814; ghort ! Ma- 0 ° - \u2019 er Cent, : Victoria sq.speed inducemncnls to \u20achies required.Apply Mrs.Howard 31 WwW ANTED \u2014 A POSITION AS SALES- vent furnished or unfurnished: all modern con- TT ~~ 0 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_ 517 to Ss per ai E nelu di 8, and moule, \u2014\u2014 12,800 12,890 » CARL WABNECKE, goo Urn.APP 19TH Craig sl 129 3 2aw Bhuter st.133 1 years\u201d experience In th by a man of 25 Leo smai with a pretty garden attached; (Bee OST\u2014HIRIEH TERRIER PUPPY WITH The was no actual Enanee in oat _- 60,870 coste 0 28 Bandar! Ln dong, 150 st dames Bt « Lu ! i - ce in e shoe trade ; Best room * .8 st.address on collar, Return to No.31 meal, \"fut the tone of th r 541 .dar .; TAL p .\u2014 a market Is rg aa IEE pe QARLRY, 109 LAND WANTED \u2014 SMART.RESPECTABLE references.A.B., 1283 St.Denis st.181) _~ - TEE ! Milton street and receive reward.131 In sympathy with oats Holled ont hen où Fes Bots v re \\ \u2018 ar store | mu: TTT \u2014 B \u2019 .r barre = Ta At nil times yon c4.(14 + # amos snitabls to Vor Lille; Bling for six ur more horsce; large write unu have the best of st read and ANTED\u2014 A LADY STENOGRAPHER transients OCTO Cat ine ALSO Lest \u2014 MONDAY EVENING, ON RT.bag L and at 32.10 per 0 gower un noe nf La, | WIS ding Rd alors rootn; CVer) (ing in first Class order, Yes Apply at 441 St.Lawrence atreet, bet .and typewriter, would give her ser- Avenus House, 88 Union ave.123 10 Catherina st., between St.\u2018Lawrence ee 0 1e laneous vecurition, ai Kéitien Bros, Fit an ia net, sta al once, Ken: dow.Apply WW.W.the hours of 6.30 and 7.30 ween vices for summer months in order to ac- Tu \u2014 and Staniey streets, four receipt books 30 2 1875 : Bi Francois Xavitt sc.M vies) Felephone 65 Usuivie, corner Port and Foundling streois.ut - \u201c - oc 138 1 quire a knowledge of office work.Address oom nt A PRIVATE FAMILY IN WEST- and one memorandum book containing MANITOBA WHEAT re 1000 054 8 \u2014 ooo aw : TANTED \u2014 YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST D: 93% Star office.133 2 2aw w unt having too jarge house for own use, notes, pf no value except to the owner.Eggs, o \u201c520 2 D / spare , 520 73 593 5 WANTED TO BOR SS CETTE \\ in ligh: heusework and Toula a room to two gentlamen or mar- Buitable reward on returning to 2417 St Ham Baco De ; a NERD + ROW.[0 LET © STORE, 79 FSRCHESTER Apply 1} Chatham.1d care of child, JANTED \u2014 BY COMMERCIAL TRAV- forts vom mith or without \u201choard, home coin: Catherine st.1 ; Jeaihor.on oxen.\u201ckB \u2014 198 : ZT streut ; good stand for bicycles: als.eller, good side line for east, west, and room oom i T w Hides 2 VANTED TO.BORROW ON FIRST house overhesd : and houses 19 and Zi WANTED TT CARPENTERS AND MA.northern Ontario: Al references.= Ad- cold water: Jawa and shade creen® Address Fr = {Special to the Rtar) ely on 3) 4 = =n ni 510,000.Address PM TE | ES Apply at 1iw Notre Jame chinista, à few more good men dress D, 926, Star office.123.8 1009, Star Office.* 183 à FOUND.WINNIPEG, June 8\u2014Wheat is selling Den me De 8 , TET ET - Silt J+ © wanted.Apply to the Wilso .+ A A Ta 1 wanted.Apply n Co.188 Wil VWANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN.SITU- mmr - + today at Brandon at $1.02, and at Fort =\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- se : ation as driver or any steady employ- SUMMER BOARD.OUND \u2014 VALUABLE COIN NEAR OT William et $1.15 per bushel.MINING STOCKS w ment ; thoroughly understands horses.Al LA au mmr ma wrance atrest.have wa.A PATENT SOLICITORS.(OFFICES TO LET.| WANTED _ A GENERAL SERVANT.references Address D, 921, Star office.HOARD = BOARDER WILL BB WELL Chel ass sro.Trenama, une ad \"Gal M et Masedin sa A ns = me SST UAL ig AND M ar0STTTAI, \u2018 Apply 663% Craig st.128 3 socommodated for the summer months at after 6.80 p.m.Trenaman, \"os RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS Mining Stocks, turnishea b = Meredith pk \u2014 \"TAT, - the Bt.Louis Hotel, Kamouras mod- ° « Co.Mining Brokers, 5 t Fran Ë INVENTIONS PATENTED Lich, moe met ee ie TE ayn, \u2014 0000 ETRONS FAP.Wor aocsunient.Appiz Box sk, Pont care \u2014 AR i NR Xavier at.on AND TRADE MARKS REGIS TERED A npiy to VV.F.Lewis, 13 St.John street, exalts enor on between d and Jone OmeO ER accountant.Apply box Post 1)oARD \u2014 WANTED A LIMITED NUMBER CHICAGO HOG MABKET.9.000 bush: com \"S:y S\u2014Recelpta\u2014 Wheat, Jane 8, 1896, E S.133 4 m., 148 St.james at 183 1 of boarders for summer months, pleasant ; scorn, Bidius bush oats.422.- Bid Asked $e - .od .nituation, 5 000 bush.; flour, 11.s8} hbis.Shipments\u2014 ; OWVEN N.02X ANS, = : oo ANTEDBY A RESPECTABLE Wo- ER Charen summarstown.: Ont.40nd 4 : rents om Banh, corm.50 bush: oe Tom Fields Brn nn va Temple Ba!idisr, Montreal, WANTED TO EXCHANGE | WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, A GENERAL cleaning save & week A Dply at A Col = UNION ETOCK YARDS.Juns §, 1898.\u2014 0.8, Z46,000 bush.fiour.4.153 bbls.Cariboo gy kde Brn.er moa te for particulars.ay \u201d 3 \\ survant, where housemaid is kept; ref- borne st.pp y at ol- OARD \u2014 AT BIGELANDS, LOWER LA- Thé cotimate receipts of hogs were 33.- NEW ORK, Juna R\u2014Reoripte\u2014Wheat, Cariboo MoKinney Trees £ - | erences required ; Ro Washing.Apply.n2 - 183 8 | A> Chine Rasd Elms VI nean water, beau- Mien oF sn Melal report of yesterday was 265,515 Push à OTD OE any ; Onta; 9k,- Deer Park.11 s or = - WANTED \u2014 TO EXCHANGH, A CALI.University at.1 Wma MAN, 11, BRIGHT WT AND station; price enty s, near CO FP.R., \u2018ch 3,798 were shipped and 2.- | op, : flour, 5 Is, 11.636 sacks.pom.Developing Co.aph typewriter in parf andition \u2014 : fndubtrio ; price moderate.Address A, 860, Btar 600 left | Bhipments\u2014Wheat 25443 bush.corn.9,- vening Star.A 5 1 IN for Ph netan ar Ther inp fect condition V TAN Tun © BOF FOR PRINTING OF- | otork, Hous, cas general of.Ontos.| das 2 dh potations to- day mere Light mix- ; 0,05; guts 16 bush, flour, 23) bbis.Fern Be OT = EN HAR a\u201d Lor A DD Rond condition, or for good horse | as dome exportenos oro.Advancement: five year siperionce; Rood pone |- ARD \u2014 & LADY TEMIDING IN RICH.¥ 2995-10 to BUH, mixed pucking, 8860 12 {gh bush.Bhipments Rec te Wheay Golden Cah 70 MPTL Y NV SE Eur =n i rig.Coat «120, Latest American type- | ferred.Apply \u201cTrade Review,\u201d 769 Craig Once excellent references.Adôroes #04, Bear mord will \u2018take summer boarders.Apply grades, 0h to \u2019 to in Tout | bush, p s heat, 41 Gold Hills Developing rite Tons (7s Lg writer desk a be Mnelsded Pme sultable | girect.18 1 == UT Box #16, Richmond, The recelpts of cattle were 18.00 : mar- | pLOLEDO, June & Recolpts\u2014tWheat, Iron Colt win TOTS TL a fei.bavks exchange.ress i tar ofêiea.| ANTED \u2014 ENGAGEMENTS at Steady I or best ; othe j 18,000 bush.; corn, 31,7 b entorn Hal SI aw .: ç WA RY 8- OARD \u2014 PRIVA : N ™ ; rs weak {o 10c ; ed vs.8hipmonts Wo Rar cxtensire an Er a a 1 | WANTED \u2014 MAN TO Tiayul AND J} outs nnd rhaniouriat, or will socapt Bo bare vil ana FAMILY 3x events.ower.\u2014Wheat, 45000 bush.: corn, 25.000 bush.laws of 80 forcin cotntries Ron\u201d skotek, = | ps pens meal\u201d at Se stor per Son h and ex.ho Tory tnt Hd sar or oman Trai boarders, ro, hes r{ul rooms; good yard and or [rere rls am.TEAY a ; -_ 5 sous stables, Appiy P, O, Box Eweetabu: 3 te Naf Pa PEALE MISCELLANEOUS, iad eiphia, * TJs saw TNT Nr ve Apely ne 1% Lod HOOLEY IS BANKRUPT.COTTON MARKETS.6 Buliding, Vo aruingian Doo one AL RUSINESS COLL n mem V ANTMD \u2014 Lap Y oF Qoob D- W.on \"amies or at her own eme 9 BOARD Le ++ FOR SUMMER MONTHS | t_ > L BU TOM, TORON.dress to.travel for old-established, drm new Jarge houso with ail convoniencas LONDON, J lo, reccives students in eommernial wub.2 une 8.\u2014A redelving order in n New York this mornin .\u2018 PATENTS PROCURED.Née, hort, Stagants Ine more pur fic par month, and Sxpensen.rw Liew ANTDD-\u2014 BY EXPERIENCED LADY °\" tha Bt, wrenda ; elogant grovos and bankru \u2018has been g tures opened dull hut A g cotton fa phy at lor & Ceo., 190 Locust st.Philadel Sail finest fishing and boating en the against Ernest 2200 D ady.with pales FSTHERSTONNAUCE & Co enr me punécnts amisen to ves Sevon regular \u201d es tonchor ae for Tea te po sian river | very a pabloi.speain! Torah Hooley, for years prominent as the | Samo; 13 bales.The auctalons were: June.tv M dunes nd oct 2.pi ne frais + cheardily ly given.- cal or ju private § i to |.riaon to Tax ly Boktn vee, da For this coun- | \u20ac23o: Oc bar, rE re PE age hor: ë 2 AE ; x alley Sue Jor in bicycle, damber Se Janiars, te: February, .: A > \" \u201cee pril, c.A 1 \u201cip.Now Tork cotton, spot, | BOTH CLAIM À VICTORY.Conflicting Reports From the Seat A ATR Ire se se Le ENT NTA TN EET eked FER ve CE 6 LAST EDITION.THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, J UNE 8, 1898.of War To-day-Spaniards Declare That the Americans Were Repulsed With Heavy Loss.AMERICANS SAY SPANIARDS WERE DEFEATED WITH MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED.Balance of Truth Seems to Be With the Americans, Because Spain Admits Serious Losses.VIZCAYA DAMAGED BY YANKEE SHELL Captain Philip, of the Texas, Reported Killed, But This News is Unconfirmed-=The Spanish Cruiser, Reina Mercedes, Sunk ; She Was One of Spain's Modern Boats, and Will be a Serious Loss to Admiral Cervera.(Special to the Star.) NEW YORK, June 8.Today's reports of the war situation are the thetng siuce the outbreak of (M the one side, reports from Amercian sources claun that the most severe detval vet has been inflieted on the Spanish forces at Kantiago, while the other.advices through Spanish channeis ure to the cifect that the garrison and warships at that port been able to repulse the in with heavy that stands out promi nent.i, aud 13 certain, 1s thal there has been severe fighting in the newhiborhood ut the second town of Lupa, attended by si ona oss ob dite ou both sides, most von hostilitres.ul have forces boss, one thing VUE The REPORTED AMERKAN AEFEAT.A despatch received from Madrid at noon said \u201cCablegrams received here wiv a bloody encounter bas vecurrel at Santiago.The American fleet twice at tacked the Spanish Land aud marine bate tenes and were repulsed, the battories in fieting heavy losses on them, tos es tunated that fittcen hundred Americans were kidled and wounded, ne Americans sunk the Kema Merve des, whose Livuteuant, Acosta, was hil ed.\u201d The Teimna Mercedes Was a cruiser of UK tons; speed 14 knots; complement, Da; pons, six 62 inch, two 2 7anch, three fopound ta, two 4 pounders, six 3 pounder rapid tire guns, two machine guns and live torpedu Lubes.ANOTHER CARLE CUT.CAPE HAYTIEN, Hayti, June 8 \u2014From all indications the cable between Hay and Cuba has not worked since Munday at midnight.Jt is possibly cut.THE TEXAS\" CAPTAIN DEAD.What secmed to he sinister confirmation of this story came shoriy afterwards, when it was announced from Washington that the President had Tereved a telegram stating that Captam Philap, of the bat tleship Texas was struck by a shed and stantly killed at Santiago.THE VIZCAYA DAMAGED.Advices from Rantiago, va Kingston, Jammy, Bay that during the bombardment a shell from the Hrooklyn, thrown at long range nto the nner harbor, burst nnder the port quarter of the Vizeaya, dismonnted one of her guns, damaged her rudder and inpured several keamen.A shell alsa burst over the torpedo boat Furor, tearing her forward deck open and badly damaging her turtieback.JUNCTION WITH INSURGENTS Advices from Santiago de Cuba via Cape Haytien, say the bombardment was re sumed again for a short time about unas night.lt was then heleved that the Ame ericans had effected a guucthon with the insurgents near M'aiqueart, some distance east vf Aguadores and near the railway bine tu Santiago.SPANISH LOSSES ADMITTED.A despateh from Havana sava: Details from Spanish Fourees at Santiago de Cuba were received here to-day of the Spanish losses during the bombardment of the forts there by the American fleet on Mon: day.The Marine Cinet killed on hoard the Rema Mercedes was former Captam milo Acosta Fvermanu, Ensign Alejandro Molina, also of the Rena Mercedes, was killed., Colonel Ordonez, of the artl- lery, and inventor of the cannon bearing his name, was slightly mnpured.Some other othrers were shghtly wounded by rojectiles, shells and fragments scattered by the explosion of shells on land.The insurgents have dynarmted a pnss- enger tran near Canas, Proviace of Pinar del Ran, overthrowing one car and derail ing the tram.\u201cTHE EXACT LOSS Accorthing to official Spamsh despatches received at Madrid, the exact loss of the Epaniards at Santiago de Cuba on Monday is as follows : Land forces-One soldier killed and five Afficers wounded, including Uolonel Or donez, slightly wounded.Sea forces\u2014The \u2014 \u2014\u2014 TTT Dr.Coderre\u2019s For Pale and Weak Women.RED PILLS seonnd officer in command of the Rema Mercedes, five sailors auf M mures kil el and an vlitter and vieven sa.cors wound- ou.The official despateh also saxs that many of the wounded, ancCuhng Colonel Op dunez, are able to attend to ther duties.LATE SPANISH REPORTS, Later advice from Madrid save that de spatihes received there tren Jlavana,trom Spatushi sources, say: The Americans were atin repuused at the lust boubard- ment of Santiago de Cuba\u201d Contanuing, these reports assert that the domage done te the battorn sand town \u2018is unimportant and 38 already repaired, adding The Sqronsh puns ded not cease to fire an instant dur fe the nybt and all the batter es wre in condition to reply to the eneiny\u2019s fire.During the second ate tick, Colonel Ordonez was on board the Bema Meroodes and personally sisted on working her gnuns Fyerv oue recards taternel Ordonez amd General lamares as the heroes vi the day.\u201d THES TELLS OF AMERICAN VICTORY.LONDON, June SA despaich to the Paty Maal fron Cape Hayton sas: \u201cThe Vnertean victory at Santage de Cuba dicated the way for the entra viral Satupsen and the destruction ot the Spanish ffeet.As \u201cantag © land de tences ate reposted wesh it is likely the vily will veld to a vigorous attack.It is reported that the commander of the Reina fercedes, second in oeommand in the Span- i=h feet under Cervera, was kylled during the cnuvgagement.\u2018The combined American and insurgent feres are entrenched near Danquire wath ns mounted an preparation for a fur ther movement, From Spamsh gourcea corses à report that a party of Americans Linded at Agoadores, hut whether it aa true of what the resuit Was, 13 not known here.\u201d PROPABLY CORRECT.The Tunes, commenting editorially upon the fact tha the Cuban authonties at Hav: ara permitted 1s correspondent, Mr.Eonichit, te discharge his Tunetion an fore warding the despatch as to Monday's en- gigement at Santiago, Bavs \u201clh despatoli says that the Ameriran fire was divsigine.As he doubtless as sulviect tn mgd censorship this admission is semaficant, and his statement that the Atnericans were repulsed at Auadores 18 probably correct,\u201d The editor: 1, in summing up the situa: tion, \u201cSpauesh obstnaey mav prolong the war far many months.The Amersan Government as acting wisely and prudent Iv an refusing to send C0 Cuba oan army of urtrained volunteers.1.ttle attention need be given to peace rumors.\u201d SAMPSON'E REPORT.WASHINGTON, June 8.\u2014 Admiral Sat.pæon's report js as follows: CS 5 \u20ac THE CALL \u2014= 3h 3 : 5 im = à # COMES QUICK 104g 1 3 Dis Wg) ° I 178 133% 10534 long 10854 _ wh 1% de.Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cramps and » .Xr WH In Colic Come on Without a Denver & R.Grand prot.Bt 5154 50% so Moment's Warning.Duluth & Bhore k Ail._\u2014 - \u2014_\u2014 == _ e do ce = \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 _ .Hooking V s = M 3% Keepon Hand Dr.Fowler's Extract Jerse, eral 9% » \u2014_\u2014 = of Wild Strawberry and be Pre- Tacieds cocon c Lake Brio & Westarn \u2014 \u2014= 18 M pared to Check them at Once.Do do pret.\u2014\u2014 == == \u2014_\u2014 Late Store.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 -\u2014\u2014 Th : di k u 8 ere is no dmease overtakes one so Le a 10484 ree id quickly and with so little warning as cola \u2014 = #4 or diarrhoea.You are attacked, perhaps, \u2014 =I mx when you least expect it.= wm % You retire at night feeling in the best of health and before morning you may be reized with cramps and be prostrated with 6934 116% 1 diarrhoea or dysentery.1¢ -\u2014 = Everybody should be prepared for such \u201d.wang an emergency as this with a bottle of Dr.2% 15 18% Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry.Yon - - \u2014\u2014 cannot.tell when sou, Yond or some Oæab 76d 6% 7 77 member of your houschold may need ite Pacioe bail LT TH pu tunely assistance.; Phils & Read.alipaid.30M 30 1% fre Geo.West, Huntaville, Ont, speak- allman._ TTT We wm & of thin great remedy, mays: \u2018I have Bosthern 07: om 5 & 22 5% used Dr.Fowlers Extract of Wild Straw- : == be in my family for years, and can BY highly recommend it for summer complaint.TA diarrhoea, cramps, ete.\u201d ste That is the universal note of praise that 77 onmes from thourands of Canadian homea my where Dr.Fowler's Strawberry is always 61% kept and recognized as a remedy that can 204 relied on to promptly check and cure \u201d diarrhoea, dysentery, olera marbus, 2 cholérs infantum, cramps, colic, and sum- sa mer complaint.Sold by medicine dealers os everywhere fas 36c.& bottle.1 | Li ER pL RTT NY PATENTS en LAST EDITION THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1898, 7 THE HANNAFORD CASE Sir Charles Rivers-Wilson, President of the Grand Trunk, Gives Evidence.OUTLINES RECENT CHANGES.Mr.Hannaford Retred Because the System Was to be Combined.TWO ENGINEERS NOT NEEDED.Bir Charles Claims That Mr.Hanna- ford Hesorted to Practices Forbiddon by P.ogulations.The héurlrg of Mr.EP Hannaford eer of the virand 11 @&ëts for dismissal in the case of lait chiet ensin- dunk Mailwäy, for dan- wan resumed this morn- eviden: mE before Jdictge lrasvisen, after an ad- Jourrment 5 \u2018ities for the next twenty-four hours: Moderate winds: Partly $ fau and warm, local showers © , or thunderstorms.2 a CAAA LA A Maximura and minimum temperatures during the part twenty-four hours: Kam- loops.38.Calgary, 54, 44; W'Appelin, 76, 4; Winnipeg, 72.44; Port Art Parry Sound, M, 54, Toronto, 78, #0; Ottawa 82, 38; Montreal.74, 62, Quebec, 80, fax, 66, 4.June 8th, 1888, Readings by Harrison & Co.'s Btandard Instruments.160 3t.Peter at.Thermomoter Barometer.& od; Hali- ; of so that it 18 impossible to identify it by the features.The writing im the pocket book is English ad ts written in a fair legible and.m5 ACTION DISMISSED.Judge Archibald Finds That No Slander Was Uttered.Judge Archibald has dismissed the case 2 FE.Germain vs.F nglois, for $3,000 .for slander at the church door of Sault au \u2018 Revollet.| having said i j The defendant was charged with that the plamnuff, who + a notary, deserved to be exil for having changed a deed.The Court found that the statement was made to a party interested im the deed drawn by the plaintiff, and who was aware that the change een .authonized, and further.that the statement had not been made public.I i CASE PRESCRIBED.An Action for Damages Dismissed by Judge Doherty.Judge Doherty has dismissed the case of Loct Lavoie, es qual va.Jos.Beaulieu, for 5,000 damages for injuriea received by the plamntiff's young son, by being struck by a : double door at the residence of the defendant nn Maisonneuve street.It was allez- ed that the boy had aince been under medical treatment, and had to undergo an operation of the skull.The case was diamiased, because it had been taken out more than a vear after the day of the accident.The Court mitigated the costs.A INJUNCTION DISMISSED.The Promotive of Arts Association Wins its Case.Judge Curran to-day dimwuiseed the in- unction apphed for tv Mr.James I yne againet tive of Arts Association, to restrain the holding of the general meeting of the shareholders, Fet- ruary 3rd last; also to annul certain resolutions passed by the board in March.RR THE BEAUDBY ESTATE.Judge Pelletier has condemned Hon, P.leblanc.et al, executors of the estate of the late F.X.Beaudry, to pay ¥.X.Jieaudry, one of the beneficianes under the will, the sum of $3,386, which the court held 18 coming to him under the provisions o: the will.\u2014pmt-e THE GUILLEMAIN TRIAL.\u2014\u2014\u2014 RIDDEFORD, Me, June 8\u2014Detective Irmbert, of Montreal, is here, and has semmoned ton witnesses for the trial of J.B.Guillemain, of St.Hyacinthe, charged with the murder of his uncle, at St.Libo { iboire.Ihe trial will begin on June 20, In PERSONALS.Mr.Robert Murray, Halifax, and Mr.EF.Davis, Grand Forks, B.C., are at the Queen's.Mr.I.1.Rhallow, proprietor of Le Moniteur du Commerce, and, family, have taken possession of their charming residence, \u2018\u201cIdiehour,\u201d St.Anne de Bellevue, for the scason.Baron Von Hugel has returned from Bt.Johns, e., after a visit of two weeks to his friends, Duncan and Mactonaid, The dattes, well-known steam yacht .been pletel overhauled, and is going mich SB Woks, 01 ozs 15 Pose + LORD.ABERDEEN The House of Commons Formally _ Expresses Its Regrets at His Leaving.AN ADDRESS OF FAREWELL.HIM.Mr.Foster Criticises Some of F bongs are Leg unin Lo hok bright Jr rank Miller, ic NYouUlg \u2018este T, + ; 8 le after living for some tim in Montreal, \u2018 His Excellency's went to Florida, to try and jon the Miner .un troop, and was armsted at Tampa on Actions.the suspicion of beng a spy.THE QUEBEC BRIDGE VOTE.Sir Wilfrid Laurier Once More Shows Himself the Friend of the Enterprise by Vol .! / A en LT Or FRANK MILLER'S CHANCES.Mr.England, the Lawyer, Who Visited Him, Says They Are Very Good.NOTHING HAS BEEN PROVEN AGAINST HIM, AND THFY FOUND NOTHING INCRIMINATING ON Mr.George Po England, advocate, of this ety who was retained by Miller's wite to see what could be done for hm, has just returned from a trip tr Florida, and says that there is little doubt but Miller 8u