The Montreal daily star, 20 juillet 1898, mercredi 20 juillet 1898

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Star Bureau, 185 Broadway, NEW YORK, July 20.Spain is to have no respite untal she gives in completely.The forces of the United States are en route to Porto Rioo, Watsou's fleet is about to sail for Spain and more troops are ready to leave San Francisco for the Philippines and other Spanish possessions in the Pacific.The United States is now moving with such irresistible force and power that Spain ap pears to be dazed and unable to realize that the is threatened with an annihilution as a state.There is more in Commodore Schley's prediction that the war promises to result in a change of the frontiers of Eurvpe, than is apparently dreamt of in Spain.There is \u2018another way of looking at the matter, however.If the Spamsh Government cannot cede territory without imperilling its own existence, the eooner the United States takes tion of all Spain's colomes the better, and the more quickly Spanish possessions falls into the hands of the American armies, Spain's dominion over them will Le obliterated, and the position of the monerchy will] be different.Then the issue will be internal omly, and the adhesion of the inilitary will probably save the throne.In this view talk of peace and mediation will have no foundation as long as the Red and Yellow floats over a single sland which bas owed allegiance tp Spain.INCREASING THE NAVY.Watson's trip to Spain will probably re- eult in the acquisition of several Spanish cruisers to the United States Navy.to offer any effectiv à Le er any effective either have to piecès.They ake 4 june of forte but this vil got save theme Spaniards, owipg.eir laok-af me chenioal ekill, are unable to handio err dhipa properly, or even keep them in ser viceable condition, but in the hands of American engineers they will be made to do good work wherever they are placed.The Spsn- ish men-of war have all been constro b imported foreign labor, and are as well built seaworthy as those of any other nation, but the incompctents in Spain's navy soon get them out of geaf or utterly wreck the e machinery.nele Sam now has_his weather eye on the Pelayo, Carlos V.the Princess de Asturias, the Cardinal Cisneros and the Cataluna, the last three yet ished.MISERIES OF WAR.A correspondent at Santiago draws a harrowing phicture of some of the miseries of war.e says: \u201cOne\u2019s preconceived ideas of war makes bloodshed and dashing bravery the most conspicuous aspects of it.The actual observer is struck more especi with the hard work and the filth of it few moments in the fighting on Friday, July 1, both at El Caney an uan, were all that tbe imagination had pictured in vance.The c arge up the hill on th breastworks, and tinally on the stone fort outside of El Caney, was thrilling as a spectacle, and the taking of the San Juan fort, after a terrible climb up the steep height in the face of magazine gun fire, was equally inspiring.Then, too, the artillery fire was exciting when the.shell rtruck squarely the wall aimed at, or the shrapnel burst over the enemy's rifle pits.But beyond these, the battles of Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning were hard- Iv from the point of view of the pictu: resque what one should expect.The soldiers scattered over the fields and through the underbrush, firing when they caught wight of a mark, and not knowing whether they hit their man or not, somehow did not seem engaged in such a battle as one had pictured from his reading.Doubtless the smokeleas powder had most to do with this robbing of warfare of its effectiveness as a mere picture.\u201cThe uncleanliness of it all has been ever present, however, and ially after a Inll of forty-eight hours in the fighting, does it force itself on the attention.Equally prominent is the phyiqal labor and herdship imposed on the soldier: After all, mere fighting is the least of his busi.noes, even in the time of actual eampaign- ing.He is cook.dav laborer, hospital attendant, Toad builder, everything.Inci- dertally he fires seventy-five or one bun- cartridges on occasional days.AN UNPLEASANT JOB.Perhans the long marches through the rain and mud from before dawn all day and night, and much of the next day, followed SUBSTITUTION the FRAUD of the day, See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter's, Insist and demand 0 ARTER\u2019S Little Liver Pills The only perfect Liver Pill Take no other, Even if Solicited to do so, Beware of \u2018Imitations of Same Color Wrapper, RED tleshipe of the Yankees snd they\u201d wifi | ee may take ehelter under the À by @ night of trench-digging, are what the soldier finds of most perso concern in this business of war.Alore sensitve nostrils are likely to cause one to dwell more especially on the attendant dirt and stench.It ie more than unpleasant even to think of how utterly destructive war is of that quality which \u2018the proverb ranks next to godliness.An ortunity may come for à soldier to wash a garment or handkerchief at the side of a river, but this is only when he is on some detached service.The terrible marches in the tropical sun have caused hundreds to throw away everything they were not actually wearing, 50 as to lighten their burdens.With only one shirt, there is little chance to wush it.Even if there Were, it would not stay clean long.The reads are muddy beyond the nightmare of the good roads advocate.e roads which was the centre of the battles leading up to the San Juan fortifications is a saturnalia of disorder and dis- ng swells.Dead men and horses are In evidence at intervals.Many were allowed to fester in the wet and sun for forty- eight hours before being buried.Even the word burial is a misnomer in many instances.Perhaps all the Americans.had some sort of grave dug for them, and it is only Spaniar and horses that were merely covered with earth.It was thought, apparently, that the strewing of a foot of earth was a good enough service to do for an enemy or a beast; the consequences to the Kving were overlooked.Besides all this, a num- of the slain must be scattered in the tangled woods, Your nostrils are there fore assailed with a succession of stenches as you go along.The knowledge that some of them come from human corpses intensi- fiea the overpowering feeling of disgust.As you approach the mound that is disseminating the odors your curiosity impels you to note whether the object beneath is a man or a horse.The sbape of the heap tells which it is; a leather shoe or the knee of a horse sticking out in some cases Te- moves any possible doubt.Myriads of flies buz about; masses ots writhe and crawl about where the earth is shallowest or where the decaying flesh is entirely uncovered.TURKEY BUZZARDS.Overhead flocks of turkey buzzards circie about, horrible in the ideas they suggest, but instruments in the hands \u2018of an al} wise nature that puts to shame intelligent man\u2019s horrible callousness.In the Amer- iran lines the burials have been sanitary.Spanish trenches served admirably for Spanish graves.There was a certain grim approprmateness in laying the corpses in the rifle pits in or near which the men niet their death.The loose earth that had been cast up was easily shovelled back cn the bodies.\u2018There was no further use for these rifle pits.Decaying food yields its contribution, sickening, if not so nauseating as the other.In some spots boxes of spoiled hard-tack have been emptied out to ferment and sour in the wet and heat.Soldiers have dropped little heaps of these and of bacon which they did not want to carry along.Munch of the beef served in the rations has n in such large cans that a man cannot eat half of it at one meal.Evidently there hag at times na erabundance of rations.The road is lined with f- empty boxes of beef, adding their effuvia Lo the reat.Besides the heaps of spoiled food, there are hundreds of articles which would have 8 value (onder other cireums ances.h jar ges for Springñiel ri ie in 9.Thousands of them could be pi us 4s fast as the Yoluntecrs pan get a Krag- aor Ge.tpt was & pro of a 1 on pine Ae.take f, Hrow- eg.shelter tents and clothing of A < bave been cast away the hundred.Thrifty Cubans have gatherd the most valuable of these, but in the abundance of the wreckage have left \u2018lots behind.A marching army leaves 8 trail that is hard to associste with dineteenth-century civilization.NOT A POPULAR WAR.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PEaitor of the Scottish American Expresses That Opinion.Mr.A.M.Stewart, editor of the Scot tish American, of New York, has bren spending a few days in the city visiting friends.He left for home last evening.In conversation with a reporter regarding the war, and the wisdom of ishing an Anglo-Saxon alliance, he remarked: \u201cIt is not a popular wer.The President himself, and a great many of the best people of the nation were against going to war, but now that it is on.every man wanta it pushed to a successful issue and a speedy peace.I see no reason why the people of England and the United States should not be brought very close together, a think it is coming very fast.\u201d That the Americans see .this, I fal- y believe.In the past, an alliance with {osgia has been ked about, but a : us union of the .0 sia and the United States is ridiculous on the face of it, and T am of the opinion that we are fast realizing that Britain is our national friend and ally - : Germany, France, or any other foreign country.\u201cEngland is not only the best friend, but the best customer we possess, so trade as well gs blood demand that a good understanding should exist between these tw» nations.\u201d British interests, he intimated, are all powerful in the United States, and as evi- ence of this a gentleman connected with t t Pennsylvania Railway, an institut held to be almost exclusively American, told Mr.Stewart that fully sixty per cent.of the stock was held on the other side of the Atlantic, t security having found its way into the ds of Ent- lish and Dutch investors.And it is the case all over, no le having done nearly so much as English investors to develop £ e industries and resources of the United ta Mr.Stewart was lond in his praise of Canada.\u201cI admire Canada and Canadians,\u201d he said.\u201cYou are making rapid progress.1 admire your system of Gov ernment, and I believe there iw plenty of room on this continent for both Canada and the United Sta Some politicians and some newspapers have prevented the Dominion from being as well known and app by the people of the United States as her importance demands, but ! believe that a great change will now take ce.ere is room for both countries, | and I do not think that there is any move ment quite so dead in da as annexation, although the feeling did exist in years gone past.Lars JOHNSON\u2019S BRAVERY.MONTREAL, WEDN trained powe ho will soon be able to retum to his hoe in Texas and receive the honors due the brave.He hee already received a greai: deal, and'I grieve to relate thet glory aad admiration are confusing Jens « men ory.e is becoming somew: inaccurate v t in i demands eomething hot and blsody.and he does his best to gratify that craving.By the time he gots to Texas Johnson will have captured an entire battery; perhaps captured Morro iteelf.SHAFTER AND SAMPSON.The General and the Admiral Have a Dispute.CONCERNING THE PRIZE SHIPS IN SANTIAGO HARBOR.SANTIAGO DE CUBA, via Kingston, Jamaica, July 20.\u2014The uestion has arisen between the army and navy officials: as to the disposition to be made of the balf dosen large Spanish merchant eat ers which were in 4 arbor tiago at the time of the surrender.Admirat Sampson claimed the steamers as prizes the navy.He also was desirous of Jlacing rize crews on board of them.Gen : Shafter however, to recognizè Admiral n\u2019s claims.He declared the steamers, with everything else in San ; had surrendered to him.The question, apparently, is still undecided.At any rate, the Admiral returned to his flagship without having distributed prise crews the merchantmen, and the latter are in possession of the army.- \u2014me AUSTRALIA ANXIOUS.The Colonies Do Not Want any German Interference in the Philippines.NEW YORK, July 20.\u2014 A despateh to the World from London says: ; : It is learned aon the best authority that an active interchange of views has been going ou between the Governments of the Australian colonies and the Colonial Bec- retary, Mr.Chamberhin, concerning the scheme attributed to Germany in Manila.The establishment of German influence in the Philippines would be regarded with intense dissatisfaction in Australia, mm Mr.Ch m has been strongly to induce the Imperial Government to use every influence to prevent such an eventuality._ He has Sreplied that the British Foreign Office does not regard German interferenss.in Manila as likely, because the 3 Government is anxious to avoid doing amy: thing calculated to 0 Anglo dag ican entente.But while this was * : d by the tis EN England would follow events ini Mn; nila with à vigi eye.= FA THE TWO FLAGS.A Chicago Lady Writes to a Montreal Friend.) following letter which Has been re- ors by a well known Montreal lady, from a friend in Chicago, who is interested in the advance movement of wuman- kind, is an apt illustration of the change which has come over publie sentiment in the United Btates towards Great Brita\u2018n and Canada.* * * \u201cHow many flagp\u2014how many kinds of flags do you hang on your walls?If you havn't got up the starry banner of the free, then I have beaten you in liber aliam, for the star-spangled banner has a consort\u2014a running mate so to , in the Union Jack ! : \u201cThe day before the Fourth I went iho Field\u2019s and said to the man who waited at the flag counter\u2014 Have you any foreign faga\u201d No, , that is we bave British flags, none other; but we do not call them foreign these days.\u2019 Good enough,\u201d I answered, \u2018give me one.\u201d Bo, you see, in sportsman\u2019s we are holding \u2018two of a kind\u201d And, are we not getting cosy and intimate these days ?The world is just waking up.but we knew it\u2014 we know we were all right a long time ago\u2014we, us and company.Many things have helped to pave the way.And now that Britain's wayward child\u2014who grew up suddenly and turned insolent and eaid \u2018 will,\u2019 and \u2018I won't\"\u2014has come to be able to build ships and rail them and-go a-fighting the ancient foe of the family, quite in the a! John Bull manner.Surely it has taken the old man on his blind side entirely and he is ready to kill the fatted calf and put on the robe end the ring.Strange, isn\u2019t it, that a war should seem to hold for us of this race the seeds of an enduring peace and an antagonist like Spain cause us to close up the ranks?The last vestige of animosity left the Civil war has disappeared before b the thought of an alien foe, and with it foes the last of the inberitance left by the volutionary ar.Several years ago when Bryce was lecturing here, he aske an audience whether America would like to see land crushed by a foreign enemy.There was a moment\u2019s pause, and then a storm of No! No! No! The patriotic so: cieties\u2014\u201cSons\u2019\u201d and \u201cDa of the Revolution,\u201d etc, have been a new source of amity, as, strange as that may seem, because when you have traced your grandfathers back to the Revolution there is scarcely a chance that jour earlier grandfathers were not English or Scotch.Suddenly, you begin to identify yourself with a race, only one of wl ac ents was the founding of a new nation by the mame the same inherited abilities, which have made the British Empire great.Genius arrives sooner than the common eople, so, Hawthorne called it the Old ome, and woke a strange questioning a generation ago.I am, and have long , cnging to go to the south of England, to County Devon, and to Sussex Nor folk, whence came all my most honored mare fr sn ctrange We ku il .\u201c\"Tis truly a a war.We ve e now that the Cubans are but mon- gre! ish, not to be saved, not worth saving, idle who have not suffered the p of evolution from the barbaric state\u2014laxy, grinning, emoki i 0 on Uncle Sam\u2019s rations an sleep in the shade, nor will turn hand or foot in aid of the men.who have come to fight for them, who toil and sweat in the trenches.But suddenly, it seems ns if the Cuban was but a moth.\u2018Tis Spain, whom the avenging spirit of civilization is pursuing.e destruction of the Mai was but the last straw.The ancestors of all the nations represented have borne cruel wrongs, sind they bave ancient debts = AR le are his- a grea , old grudges make a fever in.the blood.ok Loge TE \u201cYellow f appeared among, the Sober at enre smon: ESDAY, | the Admiralty had hoard such seamen, a carpenter's mate, a JULY 20, 1898.1 EIGHT BRITISH SOBJECTS | a\u2014 - \u2018Fought With Dewey at the Battle of Manila.A DISCLAIMER THAT ANY HAVE BEEN BRIBED TO JOIN THE U.8.NAVY.LONDON, July 20.\u2014The statement of Mr.Curninghaw-Gra , ex-M.P., in a letter t> the St.James\u201d Garette, to the effect that the exoellent ry shown .by Admiral \u2018Dewey's squadron was due to the fact that most of the gunners were Englishmen decoyed from the British Chinese n by promises of $500 monthly, was t up in the House of ons on Tuesday \u2018by Mr.Thomaa Gibaon Bowles, Conservative, who asked if there was any truth in -the story.i Right Hon.G.J.Goachen, First Lord of the Admiralty, in reply, said no one at Continuing, Mr.add with reference to the case of Signal Man Matthews, lately court-martialed at Devenport, for the theft of a signal book and his alleged enlistment by the commander of the \u2018United.States steamer Somers, that I have received a letter from Lieut.Well, the United States navel attache, in which he writes: \u201cThat any officer of the United States navy would induce a man of a friendly power to desert, I distinctly deny, and in nearly thisty years\u2019 service I have never known a deserter from a for eign service knowingly enlisted in my ser vice.Foreign trained men are not regarded favorably in the United States navy, and for several years, a law existed, forbidding the enlistment of any but citizens of the United States, or aliens, who had already taken stepe to become naturalized.\u201d THE WASHINGTON VEREION, WASHINGTON, July 20.\u2014The United Btates Government is prepared to answer the enquiry of the British Government as to the truth of the statement made by Mr.Cunninghem-Graham, that the ners of Dewey\u2019s ships in the battle of Manila Bay were British seamen, bri to leave Her Majesty's service.obody here believed thet the I ment would any astention to \u2019s\" demand for an y ent p a statement on the subject.This statement, which was completed from the muster rolls of Dewey\u2019s squadron, cov ering the date of the with the Spanish fleet, shows that of the 1,445 men on the American ships, only 67 were aliens, and of these only 8 were British subjects.Four of the Britishers were on the Olympia and four on the Raleigh.Not one of the eight is a gunner.They were coal passer, and a water tender.Thirty-one of the 67 aliens were Chinese mess attendsnts and \u2018cooks.These 31 are the men in whoee behalf Admiral Dewey has recommended a ial provi of law to enable them to American citizens.THE PRINCE OF WALES Suffering Much Pain from His f ; - jared Enee.\u201cwt TT iin ve HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS MAY HAVE TO REST FOR AT LEAST A MONTH.ke LONDON, July 20.\u2014The Prince of Wales is suffering considerable pain as a the result of the accident to his knee cap on Monday.(ears or = ressed that e injury to the a (knee cap) may re alt in a permanent weakness.All Hia Royal Highness\u2019 engagements for the next four weeks have been cancelled.A.bulletin issued at Marlborough House says: The Prince of es has p a fairly comfortable day considering the severe accident from which he is er \"Fhe affair causes Some anxie pânother surgeon has been in an oen raya are \"being employed.There was a stream of Callers vs arlborough House al d esterday, the names of cabinet ministers, ambassadors and others filling fif- n of a quarto volume.The Prince is quite cheerful, although he has had to endure considerable pain.© LORD ROTHSCHILD'S STORY.Baron Rothschild - thus described tbe accident: ; \u201cI was in my dresaing-room when I was informed that the Prince bad met with an accident.He was going down to breakfast by the West staircase when his foot slip off the edge of one of the steps, severely twisting the tendrons of one knee.His servant assisted him down the remaining steps to the west gallery, where he complained of grest pain.- \u201cÎ was immediately summoned, and found him sitting down, evidently suffer ing severely, but quite patient.* ortunataly a traine: pp was ia the ouse attending a relative mine who ho invalid, and she dapbited remedies while the village doctor was sent \u201cThe doctor arrived in about a quarter of an hour, and, having examined the Prince\u2019s knee, enjoined complete rest.The doctor bandaged it up and the Prince la down until the afternoon, during whic! time the sein in e pain She Prince vas then taken in an invalid chair to the carriage and was dri several ven wiles to Aylesbury, where he' took a special train London.He never complained, his only anxiety being about the posainlit of the accident interfering with the fulfilment of his many public engagements to which his time is so largely devoted.\u201cDr.Shaw, who attended the Prince at Waddesdon,' declared that he must rest at all costs, but that with his powerful constitution he should hope to be all right in a short time.Co \u201cJt was a most disagreeable termination to a very pleasant visit.Fortunately the injury was not serious) but it is trouble some, and in view of the Prince\u2019s extreme: ly active habits the enforced rest is certain to be very irksome to him.: SCENE OF THE ACCIDENT.The staircase on which the Prince met with his mishap is one of two Sweeping circular staircases, one at each end.Waddesdon stairs are ca with thick, deep red felt, It appears that the Prince was looking at the charming view out of the windows as he descended and so missis.footing.The staircases are modelled erful taste at an enormous ontlay under the Boron's direction.The house is not only stored with at, ;trearures, but, it is mar ion of decorative ta it \u2018a one of the show places d.visited een Victoria a few Aa de Pouce of Wales always there twioe a year.i ; LATE BULLETIN.vesvrment Montreal.Made Shirts Are the best, and the best Shirts 5 in Montreal are made by R.J.TOOKE, e © 177 St.James Street.2387 St.Catherine Street West, 1553 St.Catherine Street Bast.ag vet @ > = A THRILL O is experienced by every woman when she uses BOND'S SOAP for removing DIRT and GREASE from the Culinary Utensils, It works LIKE MAGIC on PAINT or WHITE WOOD WORK.British manufacture.Try a large 16 oz bar for 10 cents, And Tumors : cured to stay j gured, at Ome: no pain, For Canadtan testignoniuis & ryo-page \u2014fres, write t 7, Mason Mxpicux Co., 577 Sherbourne Street, Toronto Ontario.NOTES OF THE NEWS.Fire did great damage in Sunderland, Eng., on Monday night.The receipts of the Winnipeg exhibition amounted to about $30,000.The first new wheat of the season made its appearance on the Hamilton, Ont, market on Tuesday.Sherbrooke is making a bid for the Province of Quebec Rifle Association matches this year.8.McDougall, dry goods merchant, of Renfrew, Ont., has assigned, and offers a compromise of forty cents.At Guelph, Ont.on Tuesday, & man taguysent for pocket-pickine.: \"Kn order has been issued at Toronto for the inspection ul sha ballots cast in the West Huron @iéétion fat the House of Commons.Grave fears for the recovery of Motorman Kerr, of the Sherbrooke Electric Railway, who was hurt in Sunday's smashup, are entertained.Offiélais of the Ottawa, Arnprior and Parry Bound Railway Company deny a rumor that the road has been sold to the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.A coroner's inquest is to be held into the circumstances surrounding the death of Dr.R.D.Moffat in Toronto while under the influence of chloroform on Tuesday.Claire Hitchon, of Belleville, Ont, a girl twelve years old, has won the Gov- ernor-General's prize for children under thirteen years of axe in the public schools in Ontario.: Arthur Harris, aged 19, was drowned in the Grand River at Brantford, Ont, on Monday night.He was bathing ard had only been in the water a few minutes when he went down.During a severe thunderstorm which passed over Sherbrooke district Tuèeday afternoon the barns of E.L.Darche, at Ascot Corner, were struck by lightning and entirely consumed.The larrs malt house owned by the Btev- ens Brewing Company.of New York, situated on the west bank of the Oswego River at' Oswego, N.Y., was struck by lightning and destroyed on Tuesday.Mr.J.C.Tache, of the Public Works Department, will leave this week for the Magdalen Islands, in the Guif of St.Lawrence, in charge of a survey party, The party will be away until Septemb behalf of the Sarah Cawthra-Murray estate, has issued a writ at Osgoode Hall, Toronto, against the Molsons Bank for $5400.The suit ariseg out of a mortgage dispute.William IL.Grant, son of Principal Grant, of Queen's University, Kingston, has been appointed to a classical and house mastership in Upper Canada Collège.Mr.Grant isa a graduate of Queen's University.Fifty-five volunteers at Camp Alger on Tuesday partook of hash which hed been cooked in a tin vessel which had become corroded.Fifteen of the men are seriously 111, although all suffered from the uffects of the poison.The Town Council of Barrie, Opt, has passed a by-law authorizing the sale of $36,000 worth of debentures to be used for the installation of a municipal electric lighting plant.The by-law will be submitted to the ratepayers.The Central Canada Exhibition at Ottawa will be held this year from September 18th to 3ith.The sine of the grounds has been increased by the acquirement ot some eight or ten acres, and the canal bay has been transformed into a lake with a running fountain.- The Department of Milita and Defence are calling of tenders for neces- maries, barrack stores and camp equipment, consisting of boots, socks, underwear, shirts, razors, brushes, etc., mops, corn brooms, marquees, saddlery, etc.Tenders must be in by Tuesday, July 26, 1898.Two children, aged eight years and six months, respectively, have disappeared on the Bite Mountains, Leeds County, Ont They were with a party of berry-pickers who left them at the camp.When the party returned the children were missing.t and search has falled to lotate them.The coroner's jury, which has examined into the Sycamore, Ont, explosion, fn which three men lost their lives, has come to.the conclusion that too high pressure : was the cause of the catastrophe, and re- ; the appointment of boller 1n- Hon.William Mulock, M.P., acting in Pn SHIRTS.SHIRTS.TE July Special Sale.- Here's 8 Rattling Good Lines Offered \u201cgta 250% &s Silk, Striped Oxford Collars and Pocket at- = tached, soft front, regular $1.50, GS Soit Front, Real French Cambric, Ties to match, regular $1.25 Ya=Anderson's Best Oxford, Handsome Checks, Soft Front, Ties to match, 3 large Pearl Buttons in Front, Cuffs attached, regular value $1.75, .K==>White Duck Trowsers, White Duck Jackets, .White Duck Yachting Caps, {¥ Linea Crash Suits, Coat, Vest-and Trowsers, 2 Special Silk Scarfs, extra quality, 5 for - J.J.HANNAN, 215 ST.JAMES STREET.For Sale at all Tobacconists.- ÆH.A.GERTE .\u201d 131s3awtt LIF CIGARETTES.Trade supplied by .=.; ae 0: 2235 St, Catherine St, TT AT 85c, $1.00 $1.50 and $1.73 30c and ?73¢ $4.50 $1.00: .- J - .1697 NOTRE DAME 8ST, THE CONSERVATIVES.- They Will Hereafter Ruf Their Provincial Politics on Party Lnes.jal to the Star.) vative Amociation b esterd wy ne : steps to organise e party in e differen constituencies.Resoluti ted and in thé end they wird made tinanin to run the Provincial politics on party lines.Among the delegates who gave assent to these resolutions were several members of the local Legislature who have heretofore supported the Emmerson coälition Government.| \u2019 : Among the speakers at the public meeting last night was Dr.Weldon, ex-M.P., who amidst ringing cheers appealed to the Conservatives to forget the past and its bitter ness and remembering the traditions of ty\u2019s brilliant record, and turn their faces to the future and work unitedly for victory.Hon.Mr.Foster also ad meeting and was well received.CG « SANDYS CAME FROM CHATHAM.CHATHAM, Ont., July 20.~The news of the Benjamin Sandya, at St.Louis, Mo, by uel H.Wilson, this city into & state of excitement, owing to the fact that the murdered man was #0 we own here.The dead man was a sor of the late Deacon Sandys, who for over t years Ww rector © Christ Church, of this city.mother «till fivcs here at the homestead.Benjami .jamin was born here and was educated in public school of Chatham.He was a gem- eral favorite among all who knew him.For years he was as Sheriff\u2019 beiliff and assistant te.land eurveyors.report sent out from St.Louis that Sandys Mad killed « man in Casa i gives an unqual , denisl bers by all who are nuit ke the family.Do need à true friend ?Thousands bave found suckin Hood's Barseparilla.18 1 DBESS CUTTING ACADENT.Metric System Taught .By Mrs, B.L.Ethier, 38 50.Denis Stress,\u201d And Direwtor of the Outting Class Cosme of Aste and Maautactures of aig og ek Pose ; ad: PAYING PÉOPERTY._ * cannot fer the make of a small vi he os dents when sorviges ER IR PER \u201d (Speslal to\" the BEF) ody 30 TT Coe si un sr St ol Ea * Shdgram's Horses a Great Disap- : -Pointment for Everybody in Two of the Rates, tne > DAWES\u2019 HORSE DID VERY WELL Brighton Beach and Washington Park Had Both a Very Good Attendance, ~ TROTTING AT DETROIT.Hosults at St Louis and Other Bace Tracks all Over the Continent HERE is no doubt but it was a favorites\u2019 day at Bel-Air yes terday with « vengeance Iu five of the sx races tbe hotses the bookmakers pick- vd on us the most hkely, ran firut past the winning post, and in the last race at - Was u second choice oly three long shots secured the events, and the taleut that won.places in any © ; \u201cave out second best with \u2018the mén who \u2026 kept.the slates.- was glorious racing all the way arr SE through, and ihe attendance was even Le: ter than où the previous day.There wvre five eveuts on the programme and all well ; , and :there were only two entiies : æcrdtehed.Tlie weather was 8 little warm- i er than strict comfort called for, but an agreeable bredze blew acrosa the fields and made things much more enduruble than in the city.Sfr.Seagram\u2019 s two entries yesterday were.mre dicppointments to the talent, who for some reason or other played the vellow and black quite heavily.Ju the fourth race Prince Phusible was regarded gs likely by even the bookmakers, who offered no Jong.er odds than f to Î aganst him.Bal ince Plausible ran fitth.In the next 5 Quack Quack,\u2014the third choice, at te 1, rn que down the, back retch irk e am gel and roun din FA ing, home be an saw be NO SHOW TO WIN WITH A TTRED HORSE and pulled up.The last race of the day went to outsiders.lelmsdsle cut out the pace at the start, but was overhauled by Fan Faronade ut at he half.Susrrer 5 his mount ahead again at the ree-quarters, where Deyo, who had bean running easily a conple of lengths iu the rear, came uj looked dangerous.Coming u e stretch Deyo continued to overbaul the leader and raced past the stand, a winner by a neck.Following are the summaries: First race, tor three year olds; non-win- nets of two races this year allowed seven pounds, six furlongs \u2014 Pope Leo, 107, herland, 2 to 3, won La neck; Violent, Li, Valentine, 5 to 1, Jose e K.W ebber, 3.Time, he 14.unter Yon: tumka Maggie, Greenhorn, Yellow Jacket, Spanish Princess, Dorothy W., Hermann tite Great, finished in the order named, Second race, for two year old fillies t have not won three races, non-winners two races allowed seven pounds, fre f fue longs \u2014 Ucie Brooks, 100, Aker, 2 +3 won by a neck; Mouzletoff, Tully, to 2, 2; King's Ransom, $6, Vienne 15 to 1, 3 Time, 1.04 1-2.Miss K and Lizzie Fordham also rau.Turd race, the Queen's Hotel Purse, for three year olds and upwards; one mile \u2014 Pearl, 92, Rietze, 3 to 3, won by 4 head; Red Monk.103, Sherland, 8 to 1, 2: Simon, , 85, Mason, 2 to ], 8.Time, Lis.Efls- Rey Belie ot Corsica, Brand) wine, Rol- andus, Lady Maud, rap as named.Fourth ra 2, four and one half furlongs for two year olds, selling \u2014 Springwells, 13, Mason, even, Won vy thrge lengthe; Ruth Black, 101, Powers, 2 to 1, #.Con- Time, tiavene, 101, Van Kuren, 4 to 1], 3e 3-4 \u2018red.Perkins, Prinée *Plausible.Confederacy und Jennie \u2018also ran in the order named.Fifth race, the Hoffman Cafe purse, for three years olds and upwards, one and one quarter miles \u2014 Frank Jaubert, Jog; Jd Shields, even, wou by 2 ah 4S Shvarin, Ios Mason, 6 to 1, 2; o 1, 3, Time 211 55 ie be we Alfonsina, also ran.Opel Quack, Tip.Sixth race, six furlongs, sai sane gonditions as first race \u2014 Deyo Mason, , won by a neek; Helmsdale, 110, = her- rer.M to L, 2; Annie Laurette: 91, L.Sith, 15 to 1, 8.Time, 1.16 1-2.\u2019Horidon The Bird, Aragnol, Fau Faronade, St.lves W atererest, - Dugilda, Beidenback, finished us L,med.RAIN SPOILED RACES.Detroit, However, wil Witness a $10,000 Evont To-day.DETROIT.Mich, July 19.~The second BROUGHT ou TO ÂNREAT DEAL OF ; from the speculators, who argued that! the chances of the seçond Seagrem entry , winni were still greafar since Piince Plausible\u2019s defeat.In this race Quack | Quack made ull the running for the nrst | mis, when he tired aud Deal allowed him | to struggle in sixth Those who had money om; \u2018the yellow and black didn't half like the t of this, as although it was evident ; that Quack Quack had shot his bult and 2 could pot win, Dean might have landed Bim third had he tried and thus got a place.In the ope ning event, six fur ongs, for three-year-olds, Pope Lao, the oddson fa iw pi won a hard race from Violentés Violet made the running to the haf, lead ag Junie there, who was second by a igh pad haf.Pope Yeo, who had got oy an at the start, drew up on even with the leader on entering the home srs, Junior then dropping to third Bs ace with i hine K.fourth.At the d led Violent by a neck, oe he tehind and a> ned of Junior; e others pred out day of the Blue Riboon races was disap- winting.Shortly before noon sn unusual- y heavy rain soaked the track and the was not pearly com- drying out process ple during the afternoon! The great Merchants and Manufacturers\u2019 trotting stake, in which 17 starters were ready end on \u2018which several thousand déi- lars were placed in the auction pools, was postponed until to-morrow on account of the muddy track and only One event was finished to-day, in addition to the final heat of the 204 pace, which had been lert unfinished Monday.A crowd of about 5000 people, who had anti pa cl soe ne She Nog rotune - take waited until 1.30 before Frank Bogash, Rubenstein and Bumps peced the deciding heat of yesterday's race.Rubenstein got the lead and at the half*was two heads in front of Bogash.He increased his lead un- td the stretch was reached wi drove his namesake furipnsly after the leader.Both drivers whip! thar horses down tot © wie, bur.aah ean under it & nose ase ahead amid great cheering.B third.Time, 2.12 3-4.~ Redinty.The fave \u201cthe frvorite \u201cwon \u201cthe 2.15 jo Low.: ° pace, i The second race was perheps the ot after, laine up the third heat.Askey who = interesting of the day.Th Nore only was a ided first choice in the 2.16 broke five Cotte gud thers Sha vhs ped ak gta.diet in Lie pores ment À LT CESR a ve TY = q Te.a SES.- at, pe ze TE ote at = bs Rah me > \u201cRecon be = æ ML,\" by and 3 pags.THe r Bd fe ui Ww ers ve vines eis 1181 acce yh of tt nt, yi LEE (Brae yd 212 ourneyman, (O'Kelll) oo.5 ANBETHE Be RC ERE SOE Fh Ron Nothaway) 3.4 bar RIT ce ru TA m., (k Retciim) 3 dis.ok « v a odds\u201d EGA TE Eh S101 in she Fadl e longer « ot - Je rot Barc $3,000 finished, \u2014 for tiryt, and for à racing ha a Pattersyn, Lb m.caen 251 1 they would ee £15 6A each Be laa oe | idge At hh.(Beaver 4d 1 3 3 ment.Jung's Ransom t at the 1 Hater Atos Sm (McHenry) \u20263 & 5 2 drop of the he wi with ok ae Bree ns L Belle M.chm (Thayer) : 25 8 vorite, second a ) «rt.br.g (van Bokelon) .77 2 Vries Porahon Purth and Lismie Kelly jast\u2019 | Cnstlétoh.br.@ (Spear) EAA This order was maintained $ill the ren Atos, or h es, WW an teers) 88 8 T when the favbnte fal back to third amt Time\u2014216 et Fi, 218, 2.17 1-2 Le last a ur.ong, bave Két .filly out and winpped past the two Bu POOR \u20acARD AT BRIGHTON.euitly landmg the purse._Monz et ff vas the second and Kin The Queen's Fr + purse brought, eut x pretty race fur fist piste between l'ear), the, hot favonte, a onk, a third oice at 8 Ww 4, e s got away ractical y as they ind Fer ond i a head, Red Monk second, Sinon D.rd, Ellesmere por Brandywine fifth, fev at tai! P end Down the back stretch nob a neck se Adin Pearl and Re 3 pue and passing ean in a.mame order.De the ds ntared wigning.post \"Sak 5 Fa Cb - pe die of + Sindy s# the- ju bomes éhot Péirt.de pour h with Fly \u2018n-th Jerfths away.ze fourth race, four: \u201cand: lon la: eabolds, Fi Vy ort ST the Æalent: a Se éntry, quo! sdpvery her ily by the 1 for- wh b: idolaF \u201cressog ng.to.kno capt tHÈC i eithy o the ay evar, ee cer in oe ding, Tobin oe rdon [ FOURTH PLACRAT THE START backers of the Quack, quôtéd at 5 to 1, found a lot past CEE f the \u2018 talent, who figured | That as the EE and ellow had lost in the Previous tack it stood to win this time.For are pectations re like- away in HR oye bed.Be Rk Sauter the favorite, third, and L.rik Jas.Mon.had pullé rez stan : with Q ok Quack + a avais had reached fourth place aubert was sixth.= - æ 4 4 + = = ) - - ow = \u2014\u2014 ee mee = - A Worran tre et-écastder AYRES.ries (Ro tine J the world.\u201d : TL ewe o NIRS, Ar © WEBTON, - rye gy Peat] Se, Lasonic NL HH, arta re mew 18, third.rob, Imp.Alfonsina, rin, follauip 41 Te oe permed.Passi e Ret ri d L.B Te ne Oron Beats the Favorite in : Fourth Race, «~NEW-YORK, July I8.-The Rot weather and a pôor card kept the attendance down al dhs ton, Béack, to-day.The fouth race proved the most interesting of the dav.Isi- dor was the favorite, with Royal Stag sec- and Ando made toe ond.chypice.Trolley a iw Ao Ye So Te ® se Fon eay to -the stretch; \u201cwhen Regal unchanged, except that Helle of Corsica ; came with a rush and looked as if he mans d moved np to sixth place, Rolandug re- win.A furlong from home, Orion and Sanders came from the rear and there was a hot finish between half a dozen, Orion won ~vwith Sanders: sweond, and no daylight between the first half dozen.~ Summary: First race, mile and sixteenth.\u2014Endeavor, \u201cio, E.Jones, si to 1 and 10 to 1, won by a \u201clength; Debride, 10, Coylie, 8 to 1 and § to second by a length; Gun Metal, 107, OQ.onnor, 5 to 1, third, Time, 1.4§ 1-2.Forget, Concord, The Governor, Sw amp Angel, Aurumes, also ran, - x Second mce, five furlongs, selling, \u2014Ben \"ikiug, 132, Ë.James, 10 to Î and 4 to 1, a by a head; Incandescent, log, Maher, iB to 5and 7 to 10, second by two lengths; Bir Florian, 109, Doggett, 3 to 1 and & to Nie 1.03.Clap Trap and Gob- , lin also ran.ThiFd race, mile, Whistling Coon, 108, Sims, 3 to 5 and out, won by a-length; Meriin, 108, U'Connor, 30 to 1 and 5 to second by four len ths; Long pcre, 106, Mes 5% to 1 4 lo 1, me tol bad Eith ot.the, Anish.Springwelly, i Nosty also rar avd hers \u201cse 5 ven favorite, mad S, he funding Froid | on but ve $ disquatife \u201cfor fe gv 0 eading thred léngths at t ourth race, r nigs-\u2014\u2014Orion, Barton e le, Sn Contravene second, her, 10 to 1 and .3 to },\u201d woh 4 0 red Pa fird, sàd Jéfidie Pringé PI * hevétr Sanders 115, Sime, 0 to 2-and & to Paris and où nfetenér tri + 6, aceond- bye lengths Ë Ruth-Bl was -phip- | Lard, Sc to ral\u201d Fle nil Tie placé.À \"- ox, Lredier.Flee oat winning easy 5 dore length de and ries aber 8 he rice, fir the Hoffman cafe Pith us race, five Turon \u2014 Rare Per one |\" fuine, HY; 5-and-2 40 5, a quarfer niiles; was another throw- by a head: Jos ation, sit, Do ett, Mat m colors.to 1 and 4 to by a leng ubj ject, 115, O'Conner 3 a 1 10234.Muggh Girl also ran.1xth race, mile, stilling \u2014 Continébtal, 162, Maher, } lengths, and § 2h F ns, Hurricine and Water LAE onl, won » three ne Ch Tet Own; od Satis\u201d aise =o dupe s S ST.LOUIS, Mo, Jtly-720 0, wo a | ail Shell.:7.to ang \u20ac cu Tom, Kharinon, ed Mc! Sas 3 8 to 10 third.Time, 1.03 me \u2018 6 ] Imp Rerendd race, selling, urlon; m Ki wold, 104, vo Chore, 5 ons 4 Manin Weldon, d @ to.3.hh rte Sopher od, tier, 5 to thir i ellow, Bat on Th Joltnal Jour on one:- Lao re: Ea Berar rend Fores Th te core selling, \u20186 farionge \u2014Aunt : Mary, 107, Landrum, to 1, won; Loriana, Harrie a! ; ve \u201cpas me v > > .AW ARR IN yon EeWes thyme re oY) 109, Lines, 2 to and 8 tol, second; -Prom Fr | Monarch, - ee oni: Boats 8, LE fare a Tf at 1 + Top da, The pd, Helen a demie, Major ran.Otto H., King, i Mitchel and Brown Berry Top left at post.wr race selling, 612 rlones\"V eri 05, Lines, 3 to 1, woo; | 1 pasts 8 to ne war unis, 5, th ird, Tim, 1 mar II, Nora S., Shi Trebor, ie Ben Vidoc, Rathburn and Scott Newman also ran.RACING AT WASHINGTON PARK.CHICAGO, July 20.\u2014Washington Pack results: Track fast; weather warm; sud- dries: First race, 5 furlongs\u2014Tulla Fonso, 4 to 1, won; Carter H.Harrison, 10 to 8, second; Vim and Vinegar, third.\u2018Time, 1.00 34.Becond race, mile and siebth-\u2014Aliresco, 7 to 5 wen; Cha per Christy, 8 to 5, second; Alvarado IT, third.Time, 1.53 14.Third one mile-Ban le, 1, won; Bannockbura, 2 2; St.tine, ord\u201d Timo, Fourth, race, ong mile and 20 yards\u2014 Hurly Burly, even, won; Eddie Burke, cost second; Dr.Sheppherd, third.Time, Fit 8 furlongs\u2014Martha 11, 6 to 1, won; Daisy + second; Abe Furst, \u2018third.\"Ti ime, Bat race, 5 furlonge\u2014Galap, 5 to 2, won; Stamina, 4 to 1, second ; Lucille Bra: ble, third.Time, 1.01 ATHLETICS.\u2014\u2014 PARIS BEATEN.But it is Juestioned if He Did Not Win the Race.Mr, eines Taylor, ex- president of the MA4 receiv oda pop the NY aagouyér Daf News Advértiger ron Archie E Naughton, the former great lacrosse plier, in which the following account of a .running race participa in by Paris, the colored Montreal runner, appears : Eddie Dickson, the Quuatens cham spripter of the \"Pacifie Northwest, an aris (colored), the amateur AD of Canada, ran the greatest 100-yard race at the Atlantic Park ever seen in this city.On a eoft track with a fairly strong wind to hold them back, they covered the de tance in J 10 1-5 seconds, equa ling the P.N A.record made under the most favorable conditicha, While the race was simply grand in the eves of a lovér of running, it remuins to be told is 7 ya tata ory was the termination.EAN and ë le Gaffy ney, oo red the demith were positive in their declarations that the two champions crossed the tape on even terms, thus making à dead heat.Portus Baxter the third judge, was equaily positive that Pare won the race with about two feet to spare.There was no question, however, as to the time, lu 1-5.Mr, Gaffney and Mr.Goldsmith were auxious to have Mr.Paris sutte the matter by running another heat, but Mr.Paris declined, , sayan, ve the\u2019 medal to Mr.Dickson.\u201d pusitive in his own mind \u201cRE, he had won the race, Mr.Paris said that he did not care to take part in tie 220-yard dash.With the race left in this unsatisiactory condition.the majur.ty of the ju\u2019ges awarded the first prize to Eddie Di-kson.Mr.MoNauglon, c 8 that the decision, was unjust aud timt Paris won.se Lg = Yaëntikie.THE MARGARITA SOLD.sé Piel aid Pays Mr.A.J.Diêxel 000 for the Fast Yacht.LONDON, duly 19.he on A.J.Drexel indy purslane ue Base = bh Mamta Diam son a neon, \"of this city 3 bgt A Patio.was bou bt for the King of His Majesty personally in ted the boat, and all t were CarTied on under the direct gupervision of the Belgian M:nistèr of Marin The Mar arita will be known as the Alberta in the future.The price pail wae £70,000.Mr.Drexel tends building a new vessel to replace the Marçanta, of somewhat larger dimensions and greater Sh \u201cThe Margarita is an auxiliary schooner, igred twin screw yacht.Her length is a 1-2 Jeet se al; rater line, 230.9 feet, Her draught is 13 and beam 12 {est feet 4 a and her nominal horge powèr is 47 5e L.Watson, of the Ailes Shipbuildin Company, Troon, Ayrshire, N.B., deagn he Jergarita, which wag built by by David wan Sons, Glasgow he was launched Po Her home port wad Philadelphia, a.ROWING.LEHMANN IS DISAPPOINTED.Hirvard's Defeat Explained Away by the Famous Coach.In an interview with the Sportsman it Hey Mr.Rudo] han Lehmann said : much disappoin outrofte Me of the \"Vindity Tare ort bad anticipated different testilts .Ls far At the methods of training are concerned, I hod that the ves: hn at and long body swing are the ofeat has not oy Tah in them in the least.I hav cisms to, Tks but I would ke behalf of the Harvard drew t many things to ber cosmid i fetus up § rowing race, , in judging nly method of rowing, ag Yedgments should not be inade.\u201d La ray EYRES IS RE-INSTATED.{Bpedial tô tho Star.) BROCKVILLE, Sit.ply 19.\u2014 THe Bidekcille owing Ci hs eù ed in inducing the C.\"wh at Got- don-Fyres, who Ain the past fer: eats .row or many prizes, \u20ac y eacriticed his ateur Slanding- i at ohce corñtaen traihing for the C.À.A.regitta, and will be à formidable rival % several évants.raser ue.mére rditasingy CHESS.PILLSBURY'S VICTORY.A, July 19.\u2014The thirty-fourth Re RE o china thasterd® tournamet + de Bay the followin ter go Pets Lio ¢ dre mlb es bait Tap Alter icky tie and Cure drews Sohiffers boat Taonigorin., lei migibers of te Yaya si etic Émgciation dark \"aad dh matt fr Ti natu ys | at 7 ban, _ \u2014 LIQUORS DRUG HABITS PERMANENTLY CURED: .by nas baWicley or ol from .Tomer.Dan tnd Clea Brain.io Wieser ] -Ottaves .\u2026 \u2026 .02 Dose cup vs + VS rs SHON Mens Through nn Effort.of Her own Montreal Lesves the Others Far Behind.,| DID NOT EVEN PLAY YESTERDAY Syracuse Was Bédten by Springfield, and Bo She Had to Slide Back RAIN INTERFERED MUCH.Ottawë Did Well! by Béating Buffhlo; and the People äre Proud ° ben t dater | away «éqin to- day, Eng tals without playing.Spri Sera ES oug k , Byrucuse down a ess thpough Ottawa tro place the Intter aa of the setond division, ter À ving beep in the fans set for ope day, Wet grounds prevented the game between Montreal apd Toronto, on the Toronto's trick damoid esterday, and the gam eon Wilk axTe sad Providence.ta the coal falda, had to be postponed on account of the rain.THE GAME AT OTTAWA.* OTTAWA, July 1%.\u2014Rain to-day Jnr rypted the game for some ten minutes, b notwithstanding a good game was put Ottawa won its first match since coming to the Capital.$1105 108 Buffalo .0000100000 6 4 Batterles\u2014Gannon and Gunson; Brown and Digg PRINGHIELD WON.SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July slam lau pitched a roar ta hal Raids 8 darn, to two H 1 scattered Ae Sorat he te nad to wo hard to win out in the pinth, t the h ts Springfield .\u2026 vos BE Byracuse .= 540 88413 3 3 4 Batieies Pigatia and Nichols; Vvor- hees and Burre .STANDING OF THE CLUBS.Club.Won.Lost.Cent.Montreal .«0 «oo.07 2 da Wllkesbarre .33 a B16 Syracuse .coger + 36 33 .80; Springfield 0 32 33 - Buftalo .33 39 .Toronto .34 3 486 Ottawa .3 37 1 Providence 30 2 .NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.At Boston\u2014 R.H.Ë Pittsburg .001008 1 Boston _ RN 00200038 10 2 Basten Gardner Cand Schriver\u2014Lewis and Be: ve - At New York\u2014 : he Few Forno.ti ODV1 1052 60 : Townes .sin 1x 4.2 1 sie, ard Warnet;, aniagham ahd Pris ttridge.AW ashidgton\u2014 RHE.Washington + 4 01000\u20143 10 I Cleveland .1888 $130 x 19,1 Gatteriea\u2014Swain, orang and ; Wilson aud Criger.= x} a re wa 1 0141408 is 5 at.Ligute \u201chn tteries\u2014bunn and Bids Taylor nd Clements.BTANDING OF THRE CLUBS.; Per Won.Lost.cent Club.Cincinnati .8 7 653 aston 49 29 .Cleveland .4 2 ei Cnieaore .45 29 .Chica, wey sess saves sees 46 35 .Phusdels da TS 33 8 & 1 .Billabure 1 8 .cokiyn .n 4 Washington \u2026.« louisville .| \u201c St.Louis \u2026.2 68 LINERS.The Violet Basel e St.Henry defeated ihe Radia eam fa Rockfield on § rday by a score of twenty-one to fourteen.Batteries were: M hy and Fitzgerald for the Violets, and Cain and Tache for Rockfield.The Violets desire to meet the Westmount tsam on Satu Address care J.Fitzgerald, À gr.Alphonse street, St.Henry.LACROSSE, RECEIVED NO COMPLIMENTARY Bi President White of the Capitals © Thinks the Basdpill Hagnated Have Treatéd Him Badly.(Special to the Star.) cris ip to- si 8, reporter + Abe = i drag while ne he Toke did.A thie te Capitals are concerned,\u201d wé have othing againét the ball men, and never tried w we might opposé.them as we t bavé dons.wa are, satisfied lacrosse will alweys hold a plage in the affections of the le, es pecially when ¥ ars pasting up s ae] good crosse aa this TORONTO REFUSED.- Capitald Wanted Tiié for Wounded Players to Convalésce.(Spectal to the Star) TORONTO Jug 2 \u2014 The Cupitaln wi for a postpouement o° Beat Saturday match until Septem.reason is to the fact wa season, ugh it is said that Westwick + and Pat Mural were pret ty roug used a Qutbec y the £ Sham rocks, an ro wi not be ab le to lay next turday, e Torontos, how- re that the postponement uld be im Ee accou: icular- Iv of the ped of Boon | tickets that had already been sold.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 CRICKET.| TORONTO'S VICTORY.Montreal Badly Beaten in the Two Days\u2019 Match.The Toronto Cricket tesm (Rosedale), earily defeatéd Montreal y on the M.A.À.À.grounds in the two days\u2019 match which was concluded yesterday Gelding E.| thé first ball be recei | addéd 2 to hia .and Southam ora in a long time.for ep few rune, and Duvk1 carried out ins bat for 8.Having to follow on Gilbert end À commenced former scor- end 8 off the first over, but again fell 10 a magnificent ove handed omteh.Terry was of for 7.andl omlv olka | ma ! frag 17, the whole total stand, making rk | reaching 8], leaving the visitors victors in one innings.MONTREAL\u2014FIRST INNINGS, c.F.J.F.Sven\u201d a C.I .C.od b Mackenzie ene eerie eee 2 , W.Een ce Fowké, b Tucke 8 .E.Fox, ¢ Lyon.bo Somerville .3 W.D.Duckit.not out \u2026 .8 », King, b Somerville 0 EN Les Lesceuses ae 0 o balls .- \u2014 W.R.Gilbert, © Somerville, b 1 Lyon- 3 > M.Hughes, apte on .W.en © \"Laine b Mackenzie 7 i.D, Duckit, c Mackenzie, b Lyon 6 J.res \u20ac and » Ly ee i RN 1 0 8 1 0 5 - 3 ee 2 8 No balls .NS es I .BETTING IN ENGLAND.The swells do their costing in quia fushion.In the lo tween races they stroll over to t paddoels, where ail the horses for the next event are led out in procestion by their grooms, and proud the stable boy who can bestride a blanzet which has a coronet braided in its corners.The long- waisted blonde young Britishers, who have been accurutél escribed red Quida and Du Mautier; the a ity oe faced ol gentler en, who, | laure class, retain theif vi even the ladies, young ins] the racers mexicans, an aud ol ily wont | th ter th v rit hen they enter their wagers Fe pénails m tiny note hooks | an nu ne he tents where the Lond in clubs have their éôlémn waiters spréadin, slaborate lune! tous with a constant fusil- of popping co oi IF, ever one re assembles for the last ce of two and a half Ce for Te pt joing which has been the fam of many good horses.After the gre und built animals have finished the étraightway stretch they keep on arou:id « big c the silken colors now and then lost to sight behind & knoll and flashing in and out among the trees.hen they co'rie around 0 the post again a hated Franch ko js the lead, the Yale blue of Cro) gs 0 stable lags far behind, ard poor 0 earried so many thousan{ povads, \"etope atiÿ and arches his back aml s dimmally, and people are saying that te as run his last race A rouse m man où thia city nemed Charles rrier, st the corner of OTTAWA, ee July 20.\u2014Tliere Aoékn\u2019t Vinet {Richelieu streets, Ste.Cun.got Plante feeling bé- .gonde, a night for, \u201cscorching\u201d tween pe hs the lacroksé ex- on bin bicycle, was brought up before cutives there this pioming and The story oul tôlhg aroutid this inora- ti ui gapikbid 2e Mécby # ETS In.0% DOT Yah LINE MLL DY wen .em, NORMAL 57 in C txPANDED AIN.chat Shin ame be conclude the matches, { wasn't an animal, fof * case: [wir AND W WIDSOM.ln Intotatur Hook.Pisa : England.RE SKETCHES AND ANECDOTES OF \u2026 EAMOUS : MEN: ; 33 Amusing Reminiscences of an Anonymous Writer, Whoever the anonymous author of \u201cCal HRotions and Recollections\u201d may be, and it is ascribed on internal evidence to George Russell, an English suthor and pub- c man of no little note, be is à writer of wit, tasto and wide and varied knowledge, He signs himself \u201cOne who has kept a diary.\u201d He is also \u201cone who has kept a commonplace book,\u201d but his work is none the worse for that, for he has the rare art of giving vitality to old scraps, cuttings, and memoranda.The 35 papers which make up this large volume were coutri- buted in 1897 to the Manchester Guardian, which for that year, at least, was a lucky paper.It is not often that so entertaining | a series of papers falls in the way of the provincial press.As the title indicates, the book it derived both from the author\u2019s personal observations and from gleamings from other sources He has evidently had a some what extended and unusually rich experi- encé, and has known intimately miany famous people who could add to his knowledge of the world of notabilities.Hèuce the book is à sort of collection of the flotsam and jetsäm of the 19th obntury, pen pic tures of the chief statesmen, orators, chur-h dignitaries, peers, literary men, wits, and celebrities of every sort.Therë aré chap- tere dévoted to conversation, to repartee, to epitaphs, to advertisements\u2014a place has been made, in short, for .inything enter tiining that has fallen in the author's way, and he has never abused the liberty which this scrap-book method allows many of the anecdotes and\u2019 food \u20acayings here recorded are more or familiar, but it is not a bad thing to have them n an authentic and access: asible form, and author is usually able to cap any familias story with a novel one quite an book may be cordially comménded to humorists, \u2018\u2018conversationaliste,\u201d and after-din- ner speakers in quest of plums, and they must be very unfortunate indeed if they ere worhething suited to any emergency.The writer begine by drawing on the crane of the old people he new as a child for \u2018\u201clihks with ast,\u201d and he shows in a most concrete an the progress that the century has made in sobriety, in decency and morality, in social equalization and amelioration, in sanitary conditions.In these days when chea workingmen\u2019 s tenements arc supplied wit all the \u201cmodern conveniences,\u201d it is euri- ous to reflect that within Queen Victoria's reign Windsor castle was in this plight: \u201cCeaspools full of putrid refuse apd drains of the worst déscription existed b beneath the basements.Twenty of these cesspools were removed from the upper ward, and 28 from the middle gnd lower war .Means of ventilation by windows in Windsor castle were very defective.\u201d When the sovereigh was bo lodged, the condition of laborers\u2019 cotta imprévement in maine since 1788,\" wien Ror NT declares there is not oe og Woman in London, except opt and Ly.can make nothing of them, they are seatue- ly fit to blow their own noses.\u201d » and it may be as well to give other andc- de Les of £ the royal family \u20ac may better be left to the imagination.wrote in his diary: Log Westmoreland, and theta are so stupid lt 16 pleusunter to turn to our own era, y way of contras here bas never been any lack bi eam in Victoria's court.he ultra German etiquette fostered by Prince Albert is shown in the story of how in the draw- ifg-toom after dinner the Queen very kindly told the wife of the prime minister, who know vou are not very \u2014\u2014; 80 you wi had been ill, strong yet, Lady sit down.And, when the prince comes in, Lady D-\u2014 shall stand in front of jou.8 the author observes, this device of screening a breach of etiquette by hid ing it behind the portly figure of à British matron is extremely droll.The extent to which royal persons me to regard the universe is existing only in rela tion to themselves is illustrated in the story a brilliant young member of Porkament, who wae also the son of a eer, whom a popular princess gracious.y presented to the Queen: \u2018\u201cThe prih- cess led the young exquisite to the august presence, and then sweetly said, © present Mr., who in\u2014bèt Lord A'n eldest mon, or member for Loum shi but \u2014 hew to dear Aunt Cambridge's dy?The fact that his aunt was a member of one of the royal households eclipsed all.The best story of the Queen has been A before, but it is worth _retellin og concerns Prince Alexander of ttenberg who was edi cag ar En th ited por h \\ e y other little 8, he ran short of pocket-money, and wrote Tw ingenious letter is august grandmother asking for some slight pecuniary assistance e received in retarn a just rebuke, telling him that little boys should keep within their.hmi's, and that he must wait til] his allowance next became due.Shortly after the undefeated little prince resumed the correspondence in something like the fol lowing form: grandmamma\u2014-1 am sure that you will pe glad to know that I weed not trouble you for auy money just now, for Î ao) your last letter to another boy here for 30s.\u2019 To turn from royalty to the of et a observe that the bR ng'a and That de so our uthor says, \u201cthat qe human ing eve experiénces a rapt ure so intense as an American bishop from a western state when Je first hears himaëlf called Iy Lord\u2019 a London dinner party.o° Sir Willd Lawedn the author aser- the cruel rémark that \u2018a baronet is a man who has ¢ to be a gentleman and has not betome'a nobleman.\u201d \u201cGen- tlemdn™ is a treacherous word, and often leads into pitfalls.\u201cI declare, sir, I'm quite aghamed of myself\u201d said a worthy ae butcher\u201d to the diarist at a municipal banque, \u201cto thi pk that 1 have been nie ting alongside of a gentleman all =8 evening and never found it out!\u201d \u201c be also présents complications: \u201cThe house surgeon of » London hos tal as attending the injuries of a poor oman \u2018lgrhose arm had en severely 5 he wae\" dressing the wound he wari = Son ry ot what sort A creature bit you is is for & hotde\u2019s \u2018bite, and \u2018too\u2019 À dog's,\u201d \u2018Oh, sir,\" replied.the patient, \u2018it seb: Ay ay pas anôt er hr \" 8s the author.observes, urely the forte 0 Titencbs or Uthanity gould no further go.\u201d The popular conception a Jady\u201d is well own in angther \u201cA good woman who, let ed ppartments in a coun describ- town, had \u201cSpparently known he dar ide 1 am tive she was born la dy, for she ad\" t the least den Los te do an for herself; it er Potatoes!\u2019 bitten, \u20ac id: Of the bs of the ex bility, the, ronetage miry, the diariet lscyenee oid pentyl , with a certain tartness.cord of à somewhat familier e \"4 famous political leader, who eid of a Scottish peer who desired the Order ot the Thistle: \u201cIf I gave \u2014 Lt la, he would eat it.To turn to individual the first [ace may be given to ttone, af udgh he does nok ad s separate chape.writer of humar the rest maisons sos 4 Sod dos t es ghia Ak > 4 it Are you Satisfie ares MONGOON Indo-Ceylon, diwars thé sème rie flavor, and fe hd to please you.All grocers, in lead packels, 33, 306, 400, Boand ao JF per poucd.dada dei de RRA RAH Faultless Workmanship and Design The superiority of Columbia Bevel-Gears over chain machiriss under\u2019 all conditions of riding makes ° BEVEL-GEAR Chainless Bicycles IN À CLASS ALONE.Go to the Columbia Dealer in your town and examine our line before buying.We offer you the best chain wheels in the world.Columbias and Hartfords.Good Wheels at Low Prices.Vedettes, Jacks and Jills.Catalôgue Free.;Ç POPE MFG.CO., Hartford, Gonn.W.H F LIGG, PÉALER | 1740 Notre oui Que Street, torse tone ; conversation is almost worthy to be put RUPTUE CURE beside Carlyle\u2019s famous description of Coleridge's talk.After explaining that the Thel Ee a ei St er exercise or severest strain, and wii ef ects popular dea that Mr.Gladstone was rude to Queen Victoria probably arose from the er: ent 9 wi th t Sdn SEI ae fact that he had no small talk, and \u201c bays to everyone, not least to ladies, the compliment of agsuming that they are on his own ray ectual level,\u201d the diarist goes on to ibe, and risk Jour iifo by wearing an = vo hout truss, ly Grom orse Sra) y PE pon Siilbet prysiodl \u2014\u2014 RARE EEE HARA BAA eee ede Re ede de ok Ye eaks to me as if T was a public meeting,\u201d is a complaint which iz sand to bave proceeded from illustrious life.\u2018That post su syccesalul, of all courtiers, the astute Beaconsfield, to engage her majesty \u2018in conversation about water-color Sf nea Pen cr a tf Ee Te EE i: al 25 a ont suf drawing and the third-cousinship of Ger- rave ELASTIC TRUSS Co.pan princes.Ir.Gladstone narangues her 785 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK about the polity of the Hittites, or he } Fatablished in Ko * \u201c harmony tween the Altranarian creed radis n Sow York 18 Years.and Homer.\u2018lhe queen, perplexed and un- 151 comfortable, tries to make à digression-\u2014ad- resses a remark to a daughter, or profiers ircuits to a ing terrier.Mr.Gladstone restrains himself with à effort till the princess has answered or \u201che og has sat down, and then promptly resumes: * I was about to say\u2014\u2014\" Meanwhile the flood has gathered force by delay.and when it burats forth again it carries all before it.\u201c Nu image except that of a flood can convey the notion of Mr.Gladstone's leon à subject which UPTOWN Messenger Service i A feature of the new Branch Off * The Star,\u201d corner of Peel and St, Câthé be interests him keen] y\u2014itd- rapidity, \u2018its volume, its splash and dust, sh; its gent peau, ite striking Streets, which will prove a great cbiiven- \u20ac the unt of varie isiice to uptown residents, atorékeepers brings with it the hopelessu2ss of t to [7 p ; > wibiiand it, it, the unexpectedue > of Has te and others, is the Bicycle Measiénjier Ser rush, the subdued bul fertilized condition vice maintained in conjunction with the Telegraph Department of the office.Mes sengers can be had a.any time between the hours of 8 h.m.and 11 p.m.Thé telephone call sumber for 8 messenger is 3882 of the subject area, over which it has - ed.e bare mention of a topic whith interésta Mr.Gladstone opens the Hoodgates and submerges a province.But the torrent does not wait for the invitation.Ir not invited, it comes of its owh accord: headlong, overwhelming, sweeping al! befote it, and gathering fresh force from anv obstacle which it encounters on its cours-.Such is Mr.Gladstone's table-talk, Fer conversation, strictly so-called, he has no turn.\u2019 And Knightly to the i i earth It is but what might be expected to learn Repeats the\u2019 story of his bir:h when to quote from it py William was heard aside: disor ih an &ppreciative that \u201cIt is quite unpossible for even his most intimate friends to giless beforeha 1 When Te n, w one gddie ion tp clay what will amuse him and_what will nol ipea i cel rated, ir Willa iain that and he has a most disconcer:ing habit- ot after, Priekhat è most EE omic story nm y ik add on Pipe of the day, Sir \u201cnes softly à serious proposition of law of | murmured the alter Tennysonian line: When the author knew Lord 5 Beacons- The earliest pipe of balf-awakened bards.fie car in first splendor was dimmed: he iminense powers of conversation of which we read so much in his arly days, parody ety dt 1b record oh did, not ebic Lhe when he \u2018talked like a Jace; d balle, 0 one of which he heard in Pasiament proaching the Winning post,\u2019 an Hela the from T.Healy: long a the Joie of whole compan ny of spell ound by Dis ie, tropioul Itish suffering is dainb, the Eug- eloquence, ter tual nish be lish compassion is eaf to i ther je seemed, as fie was abl y oppressed y found ih the Irish Times: je key of the illness or discomfort.sat for hours difficulty is not to be found in the together in moody silence.: : Skill in pocket of the \\nndlord.» t was a braseinaking was perhapé the literary man, bowever, who sajd indignantly: xd most admired.In a conversation wi ih \u201cTt a lie ir and it x high time that atthew Arnold shortly before his death we oailed that lie to the hast.\u201d he said, with a touch % pathos: \u2018You was the sarcastic master of Trinity, ted a fortunate man.The young men Dr: Thombeen, who scored the pres: nt pa fe Pr en | STORE fe : allow of nity, with the now classic Lo fuotes\u2014euch a as \u201cPhilistinism\u2019 an are ro Done of us Infallib not weethess and ligh per ie pe e writer is The moodiness and silence of not an adantres of Pot ™ wet the master Beaconsfield in his later yearé is illustr wat ed in a delicious story of a certain \u201cp gentleman whee name it would be unkind to recall.\u201d This worthy soul relates with artless candor huw he dined with the great man, who was looking phaoëy il, and apparently incapable of The of Balliol, but he quotén one dying of his which be heard, and which \u201cdoes much to atope for the \u2018enappisb impertinences ou which his Dis reputation for wit has been gen- etally based.\u201d In the master\u2019s own dinin rôdin one of tbe Ruéate began a most qui ous conversation as soon es the là Tage visitor madé some remark i the bad left the room: \u201cEvery one at dab weather and the ouly reply was a .bergasted.je Poser = wifced an- A similar remark was sirailarly received nayance; and ey, ith the and then the visitor abandoned thé con- table toward the Sindee on in his sheill- est tone: \u2018Shall we ctäfibué sation in the Ahwing toom ¥ gp from his chair.\u201d Br Sughion riend Tord Hon vetéation: \u201cI felt,\u201d he naively proeceds, \u201cthat he would not survive the night ; within à quartet of an hour, all heing teat Fai 6d at dinner, I observed him talking to who saw a youn the Austrian Am dor with extréme de foie gras an summed up a © Li sivacitr.During tbe whole of dinner the r philosophy of life in the saying, \u201cThats cdtiverzation was kept up; saw no sion quite right.All the pleasant Ÿ in of flagging.This is difficult to account hfe are either Shy whis este, or expen- for!\u201d And the artless soul goes on to mug: sive, or ean Bug, gu ations might gest the theory that Lord Beaconsfield extend ind Mets 3 pt tior has not was in the habit of taking doses of optum poly Hiver - us a great do a of pudding, bus which were \u201cso timed that their effect led it very ail of passed off at a certain moment.\u201d O wad \u2014 some power the giftie gie us! There is plenty more that ie interestin about Lord Benconsfield, and the other eminent men of our time whom this anonymous diarist skétchen, but some space Compressed Air Locomotive.À cothpressed aîr lobomotive is to be t on the Manhattan Elevated way ned ought to be na for themincellaneous New York Cu ¥-» _The compressed air loco J which be has culled.Here are motive of m is little more than a long two felicitous imp-omptu quotations, both black Pind on similar to the boiler of the by Bir William Harcourt, whose wit is priseng locombtive with the cab at one not so well known on his\u201d side of the At- be no smokestack, no lantic as it deserves.The late Sir Rain- tender and mo dome.The onl protuber.had been expatiating rather besides the cab will pros.on the eylin Hresomndly ahs his pedigree, whistle and the sand EAL LAAM ROSE EES ter dinner om sun strain \u2026 than rough readin.n makes to lJeak about this por here is wi only get wurse, To cure it dis- Hea every are with a hidden weakness no permanent cure for a heat} t t fittrté an ordinary tire the M The Goodrich-Resflex Stugle Tubs Erm b the hottest weathyr.pump df once D oath.ry pere Singl Table fit the rims of Ve ductal dred 0.ve Pr pair, tholoding Ine Pump and \u201cJiffy\u201d tool.HIRES 1 Semler, and ses you sea - mérican Tire.y, Toton to.ra, hid Se C 3 NE Er Tater WRETPOR 54 2 A AEE rr \u2014 ary Williams Disavows Her Former - Sworn Testimony About The Accused.A SURPRISE FOR PROSECUTION, Manetti and Turaco Deny all Knowledge of the Coin Found in Their Premises.CAPELLO WAS NOT HEARD.- Detective Picard Describes the À Finding of the Spurious Coin in Manetti's Saloon.- There were startling developments in the n caso of the two Italians, Man- etti and Turaco, char£ed with the making of counterfeit coin in the Police Court yesterday.There were only two witnesses and one of them bad a surprise for the magistrate.Manetti it will be remembered was arrested by the detectives for having the counterfeit money in his premises.This capture .was made through a woman named May Williams alias Mooney who was among the first arrested.She gave the whole scheme \u201c away and swore out the information which resulted in Manett!'s place being searched.During the enquete, she pleaded total ignorance and said she did not know what she had previously sworn to.Both Man.ett and Turaco were present in the enquete toom and dumng the proceedings never took their eyes off her.CAPELLO NOT HEARD, Capello was brought out to repeat his ac- cusélion against Manett, but without being questioned wus sent back to tue cells, and tbe enquete broke up.For the last two weeks May and \u201cEng- lib Poly\u201d have been at liberty and it was expected would aid the law in à general Tound up of the gang.etective Picard related the circumstances of the visit made by bimzeif and the other officers to Manettl's saloon, at the corner of Lagauchetiere and St.Dominique street, the search ol the house, the finding oi the countertert money hidden in the kitchen in a cupboard which had a false bottom.Alter the find the two ltalians were ar: - Tested, bur both smd they knew nothing of the money; in act, uid not know ot was in tbe house.he detective under crossexamination by ; Mr.St.Pierrer could not state how long Manett: had occupied these rooms.He tid he hud seen Hum there in the spring.Manetti, however, broke in excitedly by saying he had been there only since June.Dome former tenant must have put the coin there._ May Williams said she had had nothing to do with Monetl, out had been there for refreshments.She swore she had seen nothing suspicious there.She denied that Ni e had ever seen any of the counterteit : money, and when faced with her own 1 Bworn information that she had seen Ma- hetti actually making the comm, denied :t ner MAY'S DENIAL.Although May peaks English fluently, she said she did not know the meaning of what she had sworn to.When shown her own signature she said she must have been cruzy when she wrote it.Afterwards,however, she admitted having seen the Itahan \u201cFrenchy,\u201d making the money, but would pot repeat her statement about Manetti.She did not know Frenchy's other name.That there was rome understanding between the two can be gathered from the fact that May, after the enquete was clos ed, managed to pass in a purse to one of the prisoners.\u201cI can't swear to a lie,\u201d\" she said, when taunted with fearing the vengeance of the Italians, and that was all that could Le got out of her.Manetti and Turaco were admitted to ail on securities of $1,000 each.The bonds were accepted from Mr.W.B.Prowne, trader, Liverpool street.and Antonio Kernards, merchant, 22 Amherst street.There was considerable excitement in the \u2018court the entre afternoon, and the Ital .ians were there in large numbers.None, however, were permitted to enter the en- uuete room.The case was adjourned until Friday next, PLEBISCITE CAMPAIGN.Ways and Means in St.Lawrence Division.The temperance workers of St.Lawrence division met last night in the lecture hall of Chalmers Church, and considered nev- eral plans for canvassing the ward in the interesta of prohibition.Mr.Leet, the chairman, said that funds were urgently needed with which to prosecute the work.It was desirable that every voter in the division should be visited, and the only way to do that was to obtain copies of the voters\u2019 list from the City Clerk.As there ware several thousand voters in the division, and as the copying of the names would probably cost thirty cents per h dred, a large sum of mone vould be wanted for this purpose alone.| Then there were several other matters which de- marded an outlay of money, such as the purchase of tracts and temperance literature, etc.Iv was finally decided to visit the astors of the different churches in the division aud ascertain the best way in which their congregations might be canvassed.Subscription books were given out to several of those present and an active canvass will be at once commenced.Before the meeting clored it was decided tn meet weekly in future for the purpose of receiving reports of the work accomplished.Pr THE STABBING CASE.Mary Hart Committed to the Court of Queen\u2019s Bench.At the conclusion of her enqyete in the Police Court yesterday, Mary@Hart, the ung girl employee of the vril Manu- acturing Company, who was arrested for an all assault upon \u201cher fellow warker, Annie Vincent with a knife, elected to be tried before the Court of Queen's Bench.Evidence was taken from two more wit- neases, but as in the former instance neither could swear positively to the actual stabbing.; ; ; The knife with which the wounding is supposed to have been committed could not be identified, and on a demand from the prisoner\u2019s couneel, Mr.F.J.Curran, was excluded from the evidence, the magistrate concurring.e- case was declared a prima facia one pra the accused chose to stand her trial fore a jury.Bail was renewed for her appearance in September.\u2014epmtmr MRS.EMMETT\u2019S INJURIES.It wan Mrs.Emmett and not Mrs.Fl liott, who was so seriously burned by the explosion of her coal oil stove at 224 St.Antoine street, on Sunday afternoon.Mrs.Emmets is one of the oldest members of .Bartho we 2 Chureh, od the, \u201cof \u201cthe aden | erry reached the church during the evening service, and the.congregation were very much grieved to hear the sad story.The preacher, the Rev.Charles R.Cook.hastened to the house, and comforted her as far as it was possible to do so, and on Monday morning had her conveyed to the Moutreal General Hospital, where she is doing as well as can be expected.ee .ROAD COMMITTEE.The Dangerous Condition of the Seigneurs Street Bridge Again Discussed.The Road Committee held a lengthy meeting yesterday and disposed of a considerable\" quantity of routine business.e dangerous condition of the bridge over the mill flume on the north side o the Lachine Canal, at Seigneurs street, was again brought up.air.Ogi re, on a letter to the committee some time ago, showed that the three bridges at this place had originally been constructed by the city.The committee, however, said that the conditions were different now than at that time.The fact was that the part of ground and bridge did not belong to the city at all, but to the Government.Again, :t was being used now, or would soon be used, by the Street Railway, = that it was a difficult task to locate the responsible parties.Ald.Turner said that the bridge in ques: tion Was in a most dangerous condiuon, aud an accident for which the city wouid undoubtedly he held responsible might occur at any moment, owing to the rotten condition of the planking.Mr.JJ.L.Ethier, City Attorney, was called in, but was able to throw litde light où the matter.As it was something oi an urgent nature, however, he would consult with the City Surveyor and report to the committee in the morning.Ald.Gallery epxlained that the Govern ment held that the lewees of the water power were responsible, while Mr.Ogilvie.the principal lessee said that the city had taken charge of the bridge as shown by their ordering the Street Radway Com.pinv to establish a service across it.© Mr.Ogilvie could take the ground.he thouzht, that as the Street Rmilway Company had assumed the responsitility, it was for them to strengthen the bridge.Mr.L.O.David, City Clerk, forwarded a report.asking that statements he prepared regarding afl streets which had been for some vears used by the public, and which, It was proposed to take over.The (ity Attorney also forwarded a pa.quest, through the recretarv.to Mr, &t.Gorse.City Surveyor, to have plans and particulars regarding the position and title of auch streets as would enable the city to take them over safely.\u2014\u2014< OUTREMONT SCHOOLS.Trotestant Commissioners Undecided About New Building.A meeting of the Protestant Board of School Commissioners for Outremont was held in the school house at that place.lart evening at eight o'clock.Mr.Hart, halrman.presided, and all the commls- sioners were present.\u2018After some routine business the chalr- man reviewed the circumstances in which the buijding they were in was gradually shuffled away to the town, so that at the present time they could be thrown out by force.if the Counell so willed it.This would not be any great loss, however, he said, as the building was worth hardly anything, and with the 82.00 mortgage the commissioners would have to pay did the law courts decide that they owned the bullding.it could not be put under the asset column at all.He further suggested that the site for a new school be chosen right away, so that the building could be commenced at once, enabling It to be ready for work at the beginning of the schuol term, on September 1st.Mr.Richard Denman, in answer to an Invitation of the chatrman for taxpayers outside of the bourd to make remarks, suggested that the present business in the law courts be finished before the board launch out inte any scheme of bullding a new school house.Commissioners Den- man, Ainslie and Waterson sided wlth this view of the case, while the remainder sided with the chairman.After some discussion it was decided to postpone the subject until the next meeting.There was some discussion about whether to appoint a male or female teacher for the coming Beason, and about buying à copy of the first volume of the Code of Public Instruction for each member, but nothing was decided upon and the meeting as adjourned until next Thursday even- ng.ale TWO THOUSAND PILGRIMS.Passed Through the City Last Evening for St.Anne de Beaupre.The raliway companies were kept busy last night handling the two thousand or more pilgrims who arrived \u2018n the city on thelr way tu the Shrine of Ste.Aure de Beaupre, Both the Grand Trunk and OC.P.R.had special trains from the Ottawa and Smith's Falls districts, some going right through by rrain and others taking the R.and O.boat nère.COUNTRY CHEESE BOARDS.Yesterday's prices on the Cheeses Boards got Nb again to 7 11-16 cents at Belleville.Twenty-three factories boarded 1340 white and 110 colored cheese there, and 225 white sold at 7 11-16 and 945 at Tec.Offerings at Ingersoll were 840 boxes of July cheese; no sales; market qulet.June's all sold.Salesmen not Inclined to offer or set a price on July make.At the Campbelford Cheese Board, held here last night, 1325 boxes of white were boarded.The followin are the sales: Whitton, 390 at 7.9-16; McGrath, 295 at 7 8-16 cents.At Madoc, fifteen factories boarded 1065 white cheese: s0ld to Watkin, 450;\" Mc- Cargar, 365; Magrath, 150, all at 7%e¢.Balance unsold.=\u2014\u2014e\u2014 FIREMEN AS BLACKSMITHS.The City Council yesterday set aside the sum of #500 for the establishment of a blackamith\u2019s shop in connection with the fire department.The shop will be nitu- ated in No.8 station, and the work will be done by members of the fire bri e, who will be exempted from their ordinary duties.The establishment of the shop will enable the department to do its own repairs.enn ST.LOUIS SCHOOL BOARD, 1 The first meeting of the new Board of School Commissioners of St.Louis was held Monday, the business Being to elect A prerident And secretary-treasurer for the coming year.v.Father Lapayeur was elec resident, and Mr.A.Ÿ.Vincent was re-elected to the position of ry- treasurer, ; ID YOUR HOUSE OF BED BUGS ty usiog LYONS LIQUID RES POIBOX, One application dows the werkt bre, \u201cMl, né ni irait er cree = vo À ; ; Advantage 3 AAA IR Something To His == BY RICHARD MARSH, AUTHUR OF \u201cThe Duke and the Demset\u201d FRR % CHAPTER 1V.\u2014(Continued.) \u201cBee here, Mr.Southam.I do not wish to make myself disagreeable, but 1 need scarcely point out to you that there are circumstances in this case which are, to say the least of it, peculiar.1 may as well tell you that your movements will be under the surveillance of the police; and, should you make any attempt to elude us, we may consider it our duty to place you an safe custody.\u201d \u201cThat's all right, I replied.\u201cLock me up, and hang me, do! It only needs some dit tle trie of that kind to make the situation altogether what it should be.The man 1s a perfect stranger to me, and 1 know no more how he came to lus death than the man in the moon; which things are, possibly, à sutlicient reason why the police shoud make of me one of their pro- verblal examples.\u201d It struck me that the Inspector did not altogether know what to make of me.A) though he did not arrest me, to all intents and purposes be might almost as well have done.Until the inquest took place, the hotel was practically in charge, with everybody in it.A policeman alept on the premisez; other policemen were con- tinuaily about the premises, asking ques tions, and making themselves objectionable, both by day and night.I, myself, n to feel that I had a haunted, hangdog sort of air.As for Mrs.Burmes, 1f she had not a grest crime upon her conscience, it Was not because she did not look it.She seemed to be growmg hourly thinner.1 knew very well that she wae full of a great anxiety to say a word or two lo me in private, but dared not for fear of prying eyes and cars.She solved the difficulty in her own way by pinning & note to my pillow, su that 1 found it on going to bed on the night before the 1inquest.It had neither beginning nor end, and ran something like this\u2014every word was underlined : \u201cSay nothing to-morrow about my husband, for God\u2019s sake! I am quite sure that he had nothing to do with this deed of horror\u2014you know that he had not\u2014 and 1 know! No good purpose will be served by dragging him into it, and so bringing on me greater ruin than has come aiready!\u201d As I read this earcely judicious appeal, told myself that Mrs.nes was certainly wrong in saying that 1 knew that her mysterious husband had had nothing to do with the crime which had been wrought.As a matter of fact.I knew nothing.The more 1 reflected, however, the less 1 liked the look of the circumstances, which seemed to suggest a guilty knowledge on the part of my whilom friend, the waiter.It appeared at least possible that he wus the James Southam who had been actually advertised for, and that he was very well aware Duncan Roth- well had something to say to him which was very distinctly, not to his advantage.Looking at the \u2018violence which, without ! , he had used towards me, was it not conceivable that he might have, and indeed had, used still greater violence towards Mr.Rothwell?Phe inquest was not over in a day, though the only light it threw upon the crime went to prove the identity of the murdered man.A singular state of things the evidence upon thia point revealed\u2014by Bo meuns tending to elucidate the mystery.e dead man actuélly tumed out to be Jonas Hartopp\u2014the head, and, in fact, the sole remaining partner, in the well-known rm of manufacturing jewellers\u2014Harto P and Company.The strange part of the business was, that he seemed to have been Duncan Rothwell as well\u2014that is, he bad assumed that nume, for reasons which were very far from bemg plain.- Martopp and Company were a Birmingham firm\u2014a wealthy one.Jonas Hartopp himself had had the reputation of being as rich as a reasonable wan would care to ncan Hothweil had written to Messrs.Cleaver and Caxton from Liver pool; where he had taken Tooûns, us it wouid seem, for the special purpose of communicating with theme had never occupied the rooms, but had given the most peremptory anstruc- tions that all letters and telegrams shonld at once be forwarded to an address at Aston.The address at Aston turned out to be a tcbacconist\u2019's shop.The tobacro- nist at once recognised the dead man as being the person he had known as Duncan Rothwell.Why the wealthy jeweller, Jonas Hartopp, had chosen to masquerade as Duncan Rothwell, or what was the something to his advantage which he proposed to communicate to James Southam, there was not a shred or tittle cf evidence to show; vor was there a thread of light thrown.upon the shadows which enveloped the mystery of his sudden death.As it chanced, no question was asked me, while I was in the witness box,which gave me an opportunity of bringing in the incident of \"Mrs.Barnes\u2019 husband.I had a sufficiently bad time of it, , without being actuated by a burning desire to involve myeelf in further complications.Never in my life had I been so badgered.They would not accept my plain statement that I had not the faintest notien why James Southam had been advertised for, or who bad advertised for him, or what was the something which he was to learn to his advantage.The coroner and the police, and, for the matter of that, the public, too, aj ta be under the :m- pression that since 1 owned that my name was James Southam, therefore I held the Key of the mystery in the hollow of my hond; or, at any rate, that I ought to.They had raked up the circumstances of my life from my earliest days; they had made al] sorts of inquiries about me in all sorts of directions, yet they could find nothing which could fairly be said to tell against me; and that for the sufficient, BOAT FOR LAND OR WATER.alll BI Cl rown In * The Banker's - .a Stella in \u201d Captain Swift.The invention of Mr.H.M.Welch, of Cowansville, for navigating shallow om\" streams.| The above cut represents a \u2018revolving bottom mboat recent! tented by Mr.y pa y The Ra We e, X construction of this.boat with the im- PID! 11 beard pelling mechanism ome.the.bony Ting, propelling.mechani or water, thus making it adaptable for SaYimting shallow streams.The boat is pl and, operation means whi MR.WELLMAN\u2019S NORTH POLAR which are connected by flexible links form- vole.ing en endless chain, are allowed 46 un | September 26, an: t \u20ac \u2018company being unable to fill the time ar- ra for at thé Ly 1 will uce \u201cThe Christian\u201d f 11 friction.The inventor is negotiating with = ts built ja ately, And he k to \u201cweeks in large cities outside of New York.n.thi have one in- ti The: boat vus dem Klon it one expected io 20° | cast for the on.: and vratet with equal ease.A od, a EE ARTI Tea rh CUMD AND DEATH.| \u2018 It is a pitiful truth that in a tremendous of cases claim a \u20ac ns | [Household Furniture, and Effects, oo ~~ dion Cant and Bedivom Furniture, Pianos, Nes 453 and 433 ST.JAMES STREET, orner - .On FRIDAY MORNING, tad July.At 10 @'Cieck.ments solicited : liberal ad xances made; Consign prompt returns.Safe st for furniture, ole.v MOT RASER BROS.Auctioneers.Joes net tent to give her daughter the right advice about how to keep herself well and in a maidenly way, she should seek the ad- ce of some Jpuysician of years of wide experience, and of -substautial reputation.A young woman naturally does not like to bes subject of discussion, examination and the horrible local treatment of a home doctor.Moreover, obscure physicians make the mistake of attributing bey ills to indigestion, or heart or liver trouble, when the teal cause is weakness or disease of the delicate of s concerned in wifehood and motherhood.The embarrassing examinations and local treatment upon which most doctors insist, are pine times in ten entirely unnecessary.Dr.Pierce\u2019s Favorite Prescription acts directly on a woman\u2019s special o ism and makes it strong and healthy, and competent to bear the strain of wifehood and motherhood.It allays inflammation, soothes in, hgals.ulceration and stops debilitating raing.It banishes the sufferings of the period of expectancy, and makes baby\u2019s arrival in the world easy and almost painless.Good druggists recommend it.Letters addressed to Dr.R.V.Bierce, Buffalo, N.Y., are sacredly confidential.** It has been nearly four vears since I took Dr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription.\u201d writes Mrs.\u20ac.C.Clark, of New Rome, Floyd Co, Ga.\u2018 and there Nave been no signa of any return of femate complaint.I am now fifty vears old and can walk two miles and one-half, and to-day am as well as ever.I have used Dr.Pierce's Pleanant Pellets, and found them as good as recommended.\u201d Look glum and feel glum?That's bili- ment are su you can res 9000000 0000000600000000000000000000008000 4a VVVVVIVIVIVITVIVIIVIVIVIIPTITPIPIITIIIIII0000000000000000000000000 ousness and coustipation.Dr.Pierce's p Pleasant Pellets are a sure, speedy and < permanent cure.They never gripe.At 4 all medicine stores.; |; ELECTRIC LIGHT.; Ard you getting your discount on electric light ; well, bills yet! Îf not, call and get it.4 Lachine Hapids Evdraulic & Land Co, Ltd.|; Lid 38 Victoria Square.< \u2014= « EPECIFIC ARTICLES.î < 4 @ paper.Address: 00M BV +++ > Cea a gy de re fae e- the United Btates or Canade, A NG \u201c re that he declared the law respecting | paws i up.« GRAHAM & OO.Propristors, 163 and 165 Bt.James Btrest.= THE DAILY STAR Is vent to any rt of postage fren, at a your où su for six mouths, and %0c, for three ass baliove the circulation of an STAR a the combined Issue ths other prete newspapers published in the \u2018city ut on Man for French Save ing are Mesars.ence, Favre & Cle la Grange \u2018\u201c\u2018pafeliere, 18, Pari Te France.Toronto, Ca witive .for mâvertis- \"ing for the MONTREAL STAR, WP; Car * \u2018Eiere, 49 King st, west CIRCULATION \u2014or THE\u2014 Daily and Weekly Star ¥(R WEEK ENDING JULY 16th, 1898, Monday eee areenreernaeeneses 50.080 Tuesday.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.60,006 Weduesday .50,043 Thureday .Friday .Saturday .Present Average: Pending uty 16 9 1,049 94,875 WEEKLY STAR Last Week.Average Circulation of the STAR Last Week, From the above a are excluded several thotisand subscriptions regarded as more or legs ephemeral WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1898, THE STAR AT SUMMER RESORTS The Daily Star is sent to summer re soria and summer residences addressed to individuals ut thirty cents a month.Per sons visiting New York and other American cities may have the Star addressed to them tor as short a period as onc week.Eub- scriptions may be paid at 165 St.James street, or at The Star Branch Uffice No 1, corner Peel and St.Catherine streets.THE HARDY DEFENCE.The fuvorite defence at thia writing of the Hardy scheme tor Jegahsang the votes of (hit constables cast at the just elections, 18 that 1t 15 in reahty only a counter mine.It reems that the wicked Conservative, whore nimble intellects are always alert to do evil, bad hatched a diabolical plot to unsess à number of mghteous Liberals by appealing to the law and getting the julkes of the land tv strike out thor majonties votes said to be legally cast for them.This \"foul conspiracy the astute Mr.Hardy discerned trom afar; aud now proposes by a master stroke of strategy to fuil\u2014by chang- mg the law Nothing could be neater than that.The law 18 hroken.An evil-nunded person thinks to impuré the innocent individual who stands to profit by the breaking of the law by calung the attention of the officers of justice to Use fact, But the aforesaid innocent ands dual 15 his own fairy god: mother, ane adratty wards off ans evil which macht beiall lim through the plotting of his enemies, by rewriting the law in all thy boolls which were in existence at the time vi the Lecach of it, so as to mike it appear that © was not broken at ali.lt \"would be plain in sul a case, of course, that the law breaker was the innocent party, and that the villun wha sought to have the luw observed, was the real offender and disturber of the peace.Thig line of defence is about as effective as the effort of the Ontario Liberals to hide behind n Sir John Macdonald precedent in the matter.There was a time when if an - Üntario Liberul knew that Sir John Macdonald did a thing, it was quite suflicient in his eyes that it should not have been done.But so far hag liberalism travelled under the goads of its new masters that the party heaves quite an audible aigh of relief when its organ can assure it that any challenged action has been copied direct from the example of \u201cJohn A.\u201d How \u201cJohn A.\u201d would enjoy the situation if he could but \u201crevisit the glimpses of the réunit\" - - And how much happier the Liber- al-party would be to-day if it could only dig up a \u201cJohn A.\u201d precedent for ail of its remarkable conduct since it assumed power two years.ago! But the Sir John Macdonald precedent \u201cww ppor one for the Hardy purpose.It is proof the right of constables to vote nt Federal \"elections with a view to legalising thew votés at an election just past.But the life of his Government was not in jeopardy ;\"\u201cbocouse of the doubt which existed re garding these jotes.Nor were any of his supporters with narrow majorities so plain.dy in danger; for the Federal law did not previde the \u201cmarked ballot\u201d they rejoice in Ontario, and cansequentiy the votes of the Federal officials could not be troced and struck out by the trial judge ve can the \u2018ballots of the Ontario constables.Then it was plainly not a party move on of Sir John, for it passed the bye unanimous vote-e fpestatie we out of an awkward position.so as to leagalise votes illegally cast, rejection of which by House.then Mr.Hardy's tion is meaningless and votes to be illegal, extravagant.ence is at stake.OUR SIDEWALES.of urban perfection.Some repatring tn keep eanily ahead of the repairer.It and business and there may thinking the out upon a large system of repairs.require to the City Hall that the for the breakages, fished there such minor prompt and tainty.try roads which surround the aty, at least mend the holes in our sidewalks.THE HARBOR BOARD.tension to Docks.The regular weekly meeting of the Ha bor Commissioners yesterday wis Utumportant, present, and the present, Machay, 18 the chair.\u201che secretary was instructed betore the Department of Marine Uisheries, heer, Mi Luvxs at the upper and lower ends of à loulevard Channel.Mr.way tracks, te and other ditliculties, 1vtommend the granting of Lhe report was laid over ull meeting.Mon, ( melictLOr, teen the they could mu \u201creported Upon the difficuits Totmner's share provements.Mr.that under by daw 174 the Conmisisoners could claim from City ouly $830,000, vaity hag weprovements, and if the Uity charter to vote $80,000 and $1,000,000 - $120,000.NEW C.P.R.TARIFF.inte etfeet a special Ontario division, in Galt, Preston & Hespeler Road, ronto, Hamilton & Buffalo, the Central, the Fiie & Huron, and the convection with John, N.B.ports of call when consi med, \u2018of the Seely Packet cipal shipping points to wenn, Peterburo\u2019, Caelih, Galt, Woodstock, ÿ soil, S Owen Sound, 18 1.2 cents.frum Milwaukee on traffic across Lake Michigan.lyin CALEDONIA GAMES.Cup competition took place in St.drew's Home last evening, with the resu that Valleyfield drew against Athletics.Vallevfield to grounds: and Cornwall Point St.Charles have the choice of will be played on CYawforc .match, and Mr.Alex, R | Toint match.| cane will play games on the M.A rh August.\u2014_ drew unds.h Auguat.ors; the \u2018The Jinniny M the final match MAY BE AN EXHIBITION.a meeting yesterday, and in all ity there will be an exhtbition this tumn.visitors come to us from all corne shall hardly enjoy when the Ontario Legis- dature meets.And, lastly, Sir John did bis explanatory bill, but introduced at the regular pession of Parliament when it met in the course of time, plainly for the pur- Poses of taking the conatables themselves But precedent or no precedent, the fact remains that it is an act of flagrant indecency for a Government to attempt to arend the election law after an election, the the courts would put the Government in a minority in the If the law does not declare these ne- In any case, 1t 1a a matter for the courts, and not for the very Legislature.whose exist- The sidewalke of the city still lack much 18 being done and for this we ought to be grateful\u2014 but decay and decrepitude svem 18 not too lugh a standard to set to may that there ought not to be a broken side walk in thw ets of Montreal.We have in trust here the leading Canadian city: rs af the world to see what Canada is Like We have many excellent things to show them- many signs of national and ave prosper.ty but we have always been u lit tle shy\u201d mo the matter of streets, Vot our grees are the very Things they will sec \u2014rst, cflenest and last.At nudsum mer, however, We van keep the matt streets fu:riy ciean; but it seems that we still adveruse curselves in na bad sense by permitting our aidewaiks to fall into a condition of uncared-for delapadation.Now we know better than this: and we are not so poor but that we can do what \u201cvery progressive village dues put down a plank in the sidewalk when it needs it.The fixing of the streets may be a larger though none the less necessary - be some little excuse for matter over before setting But the nailing of a board into the sidewalk when the old one has been broken, shoul nothing more than an intimation need existed.There should be a perinanent system estab- repair ot the system should work autematicaily and with cer li we have not gumption enough to keep our streets as smooth as the coun- let us Beport Against Street Railway Ex- RE atternoon, Au the members were Robert to bring and the recommendation of its engi- Anderson, as to the placing of \u20ac The Harbor lmprovement Committee reported that the wharf at the foot of Berri reer had\u2019 been visited by them 3m connec tem with \u2018the extension of the Street Rul but in view of tbe heavy traf nt \u2018the request the next A.Geofirion, the commissioners\u201d me City Council and the Comnus- sioners with regard to the payment ot the of the cost of harbor mv Geoffrion was of opinion assed by the city, the But by this by law the not exhausted its power to vote or contribute $1,000,000 towards the harbor Council were willing, it was still authorized by ita the dilterence Detiveen Rates on Grain to West St.John .from Ontario.The Canadian Pacific Railway has put freight tariff on its the the To- Michigan Lake Erie & Detroit River Road.The tariff 1s an grain and grain products to West, St.through to Ane.The rates per 100 pounds from the yrn- Vest St.Jonn are: Hamilton, Bramntun, London, Inger Thomas.Chatham, Windsor, Pres- ten, Hospuler, Welland, Brantford, Nia- {aura Falls, Tilsonburg, Sarmia, w alkerville, Port Stanley, 14 cents; Wallaceburg, 13 vents; Fergus, Elora, 18 cents; Car wall Junction, 16 1-2 cents; Mount Forest, Har- riston, 17 1-2 cents; Wingham, 18 tenta: A rate has heen authorized by the Joint Trathe Association on corn in carloads from \u20ac \u201chicago, Milwaukee and other points, taking Chicago rates to St.John, N.B., Halifax, N.S., and other points on he Intercafonial \u2018Railway, of 2 1-2 cents per 100 pounds, with the nsual differential breaking oull: The drawing for the semi-final Football matches in connection with the Caledonian nit Scottish have choice of against the Cornwall team co Both matches Mr.Rob will referee the Valleyiield-Scot Cornwall teams in each at the AA.grounds, Saturday t.The Montreal Exposition Company held qd rababil- au- mae as ABBHEY'S EFFERVESCENT SALT BUTLES we STSTEN \"225: Personals.0 Mi.J.Melady, Toronto, is in town.Dr.T.D.Ha Chi is registered at the Bal mort cago, C.D.Johns, Woer, Texas, is stopping at the Balmoral.° Mr.W.B.Robb is spending a fortnight's holiday at Little Metis.Miss Margaret Hassett, of Portland, Mo., is in town visiting friends.Mile De Beaujeu has been the guest of Mme.coftrion, at Vaudreuil.C.H, Block and wife, Boston, are emong the late arrivals at the Balmoral.Mr.C.E.Colson, left the city last night for a 10 days tour on the Saguenay.Mr.W.Mesterman has left town to en- Joy sume weeks\u2019 holiday at Portland.Dr.Charles Brady and wife, of Great Falla, Montana, are in town visiting friends.Mr.W.A.Weir, M.L.A., has left town for a short trip through Western Ontario.Mr.N.W.Evans has left town to en oy a few weeks\u2019 holiday at Georgenille ue.Mrs.T.J.Claxton is among the Mont- realers at present at the Caledonia Springs.Mr.Hugh Watson is among the latest ar- rivale from Montreal at Kye Beach, New Hampshire.Mrs.\\V.Sutherland and family have taken possession of their pretty cottage, at Me- tis for the season.Mr.W.W.Squire has left town for Ste.Agathe des Mounts, where he will apend some weeks.Mrs.S.W.Ewing and family are among the Montrealers spending the summer Lordays at Ogunquit.The Hon.Mr.Justice Delorimier and Mme Delorimier bave left town on a trip to the Lower Provinces.Miss M.L.Grafton leaves this week for West Sheffield, Que where ghe will remain until Septem .Mr.I.GG.H.Bergeron, M.P., and Mrs.Bergeron, have left town on a trip to the Lower Provinces.Mrs.Rameay, of Minneapolis, has arrived at Philipsburg, on a visit to her seter, Mrs.Arthur Fren Me.W.F.Haldimand has left town for the Caledonia Springs, where he will spend a couple of weeks.Mr.A.Globensky and family are amon the summer residents established at Rimouski, for the season.Dr.Hache and his wife, of New York, are visiting his sister, Mrs.J.W.Beail, 331 Prince Arthur street.Mrs.A.Macfarlane has left town for Notre Dame du Portage, where she will remain till the middle of August.Mrs.T.R.Lanskail, accompanied by Miss \\nnie MeCuaig, left yesterday on the Campana, for ictou, NS.Mrs.Frneat F.W'urtele and family are among the latest arrivals at the Lake View House, Lake -St.Joseph.Mr.D.JF.McArthur and family have taken up their residence at Cousins I:lanaq, Maine, for a mx weeks\u2019 holiday.Mme.Turgeon and family are among the mer ho'iday at Old Orchard Beach.Mrs.Boas and family who are spending the summer in the Adirondac have taken up their residence at Lake Placid.Mrs.J.Irvin and family, of Montreal, have arrived at Ogunquit, Maine, where thev propose spending the next six weeks.Mrs.LL.Macfarlane is among, the recent departures feom town for Old Orchard Beach, where she will make à stay ot some weeks.Mr.A.Archambault and Mme.Archam- bault have left town for Cacouna, where they have taken up their residence at St.Lawrence Hall.Dr.W.H.Drummond and Mrs.Drum- mond, have left town for Knowlton, where they have taken up their residence at the Lakeside.Many Montrealers are enjoying the ures of the sea-side at Bay View, among the latest arri are M Wilson and family.Mrs.George Redpath, accompanied by Ner daughters, the Misses Redpath, left Ly the Campana, on Monday, on a trip to the Lower Provinces.Miss MacDougall, Rose Hedge, Dorchoster street, has arrived at Cushing's Island, Portland, where she will make her an- mual visit of six weeks.Mrs.Ross is among the recent departures from town for the Amencan coast, having selected Rye Beach How Hampshire for a two months\u2019 holida The Hon.J\u2026 R.Masson, Mae Masson and family, were among the departures from town on Monday, by the Campana, en route for the Lower Provino:s.Mre.R.Tayior and family are among the latest arrivals from Montreal at Yar mouth.on the coast of Maine, where they will Make a stay of some wreks.Hewett, who is private secretary to rd Aberdeen, hes obtained an appointment in England and will not, therefore, return tb Government House, Ottawa.Mr.Gus Wurth, of Marlborough street, Hochelaga, has left on an extended tri ts Pictou, Nova Scotia, Prince Edwar.Island and England.Mr.Wurth will be absent about thrge months.Mr.Justice Wright and family, of Washington, who are among the numerous American visitors spending the summer at North Hatley, have taken possession of their cottage, \u201c\u2018Keuatin.\u201d at Black Point.ithe.> J.Mr.Jules Doux, of Utica, N.Y.; Mies F.Doux, Miss May Doux.Master Jules Doux, are spending théir vremion at Chipping Norton Villa, wer Lachine ad.guests of Mr.end Mrs.Joseph Allen.The Rev.Dr.A.B.Mackay and fem'ly aie enjoying the pleasant surrounding: of \u2018their summer retreat at Cap a l'Aigle, where thsy have taken up their vesid- ence till September.The Baroness Macdonald of Earascliffe who has returned to England, from her usual visit abroad, is at present in London accompanied by her daughter, the Hon.Mary Macdonald.Mr.and Mrs.Hume Blake, of Toronto who are spending the summer as usual at Murray Bay, gave been making a trip to the Lower St.Lawrence, are spen ing a few days at Little Metie.Mr.Raoul De B.Corriveau, son of Mr.A.J.Corriveau, bas been appointed a member of the engineering party, to be sent next week by the Public Works Department, to the Magdalen Islands.Mr.and Mrs.Charles Delamare Maze and and their little dau; ushter have arri New Carlisle and will later on Proce sd further on the Baie des Chaleurs cosat.Mr.and Miss Duhamel accompany them.Among the well-known Canadians spending the summer in England, is Lad son, wife of the late Chief Justice, Francis Johnson, who is at present on a visit to her eldest Jaught A 3 Travers, who resides in New York rs ublieh be that William Waldort A be Goelet are to dt married dd that will rende in E hereafter with her husband.Mr.Poele del died less than a war ago bis boat in English Mine Holland Liverpool, » and, Mr.Hol lland, G.iagare F intends returning some time in August.Ge] te] SER sie i THE MONTREAL DAT re mr \u201ctt a re rte Mépériere t New Yack foil sr Ww, Ld didlo al YOPOOVPOoW\" Montrealers who are spending their sum-_ John- Ee ee Teter H.Denta; W.C.Palmer, A.Harris, ¥.G.Pendleton, Continental; A.Piers, Murrey Hill; ¥, W.Francs, \u201cG.Francis; New Amsterdam; W.Pat- |.tersor, Gerlach.Mr.R.À.E.Graenshioids bh Mrs.Green- Thiele socompanied eir daughter, Miss cide, have their departure Greens ale or Rotkiand, = wbere they are among the ma many Mont ionlere estab) ished at | at the Bay Poi * Their y also incl r.an R.Soniirha rham, of \u201cToronto, the Men of Mrs.Greenshields, and Mim my am.There was a goodly sprinkling of well knowu Montrealers at t banquet given by Lord Strathoona on_ Dominion Day.whom were: Principal Peterson, Hon, Mr.Justice Hall, Mr.À.D.J.N.Greenshields, Q.C.Ross, Mr.Donald MacMaster, Q.C., Mr.MeTier.Beveral oid Montrealers now residing in England were also present, including Mr.L.J.Seargant.late general manager of the Grand Trunk Railway; Mr.Alexander Lang, manager of the \u2018Bank of Montreal; Mr.Russell Stephenson.late manager of the Trust & oan Company; Dr.J.B.Lawford, and Mr.Cranville C.Cunningham.Mins M.R.Caulfield, former Principal of Paspebiac oad, School, wos in this city a few da npan aviser sister, Mias k.outfield À to Caul- field was en route to Cleveland, Ohio, where her home will be in the fulnrn.Before leaving Parpebiac Miss Caulfield Was present with silver tea :ervice acconmpamied by an address, by her pupils as a sli ht token of the appreciation with T services were regarded by them.Miss Caulfield had occupied her position as Principal for nine vears and universal sorrow was expressed at her departure as well as the wishes for her future happiness.A special despatch from the San Juan trenches to the Boston Herald states that the ouly Ioreign military attache who advenced with the firmg line was Capt.Arthur H.Lee, R.A.He was with Gen.Chaffee, at El Can ane, an went avith the 12th 2 the when they charged the fort.While maintain- img his position as a non-combatant he rendered timely aid to the wounded under an incessant is at resent the only attache living im me, ri bevause they occupy une only sronnd from which the two armies may be seen.The F 1 attache never within seven miles of the front.he others were at Gen \u2019's headquarters in the rear, three miles from vhe rifle pits.Capt.Lee is professor of military and t y.BUIVEYINg Ieconniisance strategy taotics at the Royal Mii- tary School, Kingston.eee > MAIN'S CIRCUS.The business man who pursues a strictly honorable course is the one who longest re- tams public confidence.This 18 applicable also to all institutions or enterprises that must advertise what they have to exchange or sell before finding buyers.It is par ti ularly applicable to the circus business, and no one to-day in the world among the prominent managers knows the truth of tnie better than Mr.Main, who brings his show to Montreal for a two days\u2019 stay next Monday, July 25th.Mr.M unlike many showmene of the age does ot believe in permitting a single misrepresentation being made-in any feature of his advertising, therefore what he does advertise to present either in his menagerie or his circus, it may be counted on as a certainty that the feature announced will positively appear, and a genuine one, too.Among ot great circus features he romises an act in the arena by many erocious beasts at one time, among them vephants, tigers, pumas, leopards, California lions, Arabian horses, huge boar hounds, and three full grown African male ions, \u2014\u2014}wrp-_\u2014 THEY'RE WATCHING US! Canadian yachtsmen are eagerly watch ing the outcome of the Seawanhaka trial 1aces, but they seem to be indifferent as to which boat is selected.They are conf dent, even to a degree of exaggeration that they possess a boat in the Strathcona! that will exhibit 4 clean stern to the fleet.-\" ent twenty-footer we possess.How much truth there is ain such an assumption cannot, of course, now be determin- but one thing is certain, and that is that the Strathcona is the fastest Canad- in twenty-footer ever designed.In the weekly preliminary trials between herself and the Glencairn she has shown a marked superiorityy ker the latter boat, so that the Seawanhaka challengers have a very good line on what they will have to contend with next month.In build the Strathcona is pretty much on the lines of the Giencairn, with the exception of a few points which Herrick Duggan thinke are the most important.\u2014New York Com- miercial Advertiser.{ STAR WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1896.\u2018SHOOTING AT AT BISLEY, Canndtans De Weil a the Fit Say : * \u201cof the Queenie \u2014\u2014 BROADHURST WINS THR DAILY TELEGRAPH OUP WITK POSSIBLES.(Epeola! to the Star) TORONTO, July 38.\u2014A special cable to the Mall and Empire from Bisley says: It was very hot here yesterday, and though the light was good, a atiff wind blowing across the ranges somewhat interfered with the shooting.Sergt.J.Broadhurst, of the §th Royal Boots, won the Dally Telegraph Cup yesterday afternoon.Broadhurst was tied with three others, all making possibles.In firing off the tie Broadhurst again made possibles, winning the match.Armstrong and Ross made 3 in this compe- titlon and in consequence will win £2 each.Crooks was the next among the Canadian contingent, having 33 to his credit.Robertson and Hutcheson made pos sibles, aggregating 35 in the Burt contest at 500 yards, while Ross, Hayhurst and Spences scored 34 each.The highest score made in the Martin's challenge cup event was 88 out of a possible 35.Crooks, Simpson and Forbes made 80 each, and win £2 a plece, In the Steward competition, Lieut.Ross scored 34 out of the possible 3.Crooks and Hayhurst each made pos- wfbles at 200.yards in the Association Cup.and at the 600 yards range they scored 32 and 31 respectively.The Canadians are all doing well in the Queen's Prize competition.In the first stage Broadhurst and Bimpson made ag- Bregates of 95, Swaine and Hayhurst made 94 each, and Gilchrist, Ross and Armstrong scored 933.Robertson, Smith and Blair have 92 to their credit.and Forbes and Davidson are credited with 91.The detailed scare is as follows : 500 600 yds.yds, yds.Total.Beret.Armstrong, 10th Coe a 8 2 3 Col.Bergt.\u201cBlair, 67th 22 22 31 92 Berge.\u2018Broadhurst, 0 33 33 os Lieut.\"Crooks, Q.0.0 D 32 0 8 Pte.Davidson, 4&th 2 32 Nn 9 Lieut.Forbes, 7Tsrd.30 30 3 9 last Lieut.Gichrist.F.an 32 3 923 sergt.Hayhurst, 1 0 DB 34 81 94 Captain Hutcheson, ra.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 2 32 2 90 Bergt.Logie, 12th 24 a 31 RR Pte.McVittie, 4th.27 34 s 86 Gr, Miller, 5th R.210 n .52 Lieut \u201cPain, 13th .2% 27 25 Ti Lieut.Robertson, LL o.oo.3 81 30 92 Lieut.Ross, 3th .81 33 a Sant.Runton, 58th.38 w 2 8 fergt.Simpson, 10th 30 3 22 95 Lient.Smith, 59th 32 æ% st 92 Sergt Spencer.13th 24 13 3 8 Pte.Swaine, 14th 26 84 4 MH All scores of 90 are to be shot off.two of the competitors to obtain places.There are 89 to shoot for the two places gqualify- Ing for the second stage.Last year the aggregate ncore at the three ranges of the Queen's Prise was much more satisfac- \"tory.Pte FOR THE BOURGOGNE\u2019S VICTIMS.PARIS, July 20.\u2014A funeral service in memory of the victims of the sinking of the French Line Steamer La Bourgogne, off Sable Island, on July 4, in collision with the British ship Cromartyshire, in which 500 persons were drowned, was held in the firth of the Madaleine, here, on Tuesday.The Archbishop of Paris, Car dinal Richard, pronounced the abeolution.The large congregation present included the Ministers of Marine, Commerce and Foreign Affairs, a representative of - President Faure and M.Francois Deloncle, brother of the captain of the ill-fated Freach ship.= A BAD FAILURE (Special to the Star.) TORONTO, July 20.\u2014 W.E.Gillespie, dry goods merchant, at Penetanguishene, assigned yesterday.Liaoflities will prot- ably total around $17,000.But according to information given out here the assets are not likely to be much over 85,000, if they reach that figure.It is said that \u2018the firm recently claimed a surplus.Thibun- dean Bros, of Montreal, are the principal Creditors, being interested to the extent of - Royal.\u2018= .= pee TURNER'S BROT oH GIRLS.Opers, Barlssqus aad Vi ville See Grant aud Priose.306, 30 and 3.6.aie open from $0.3.fo sm Bel-Air Jockey Club.Highland Park Club Lessees, 15 Days Racing.July 14th to 80th.RACHS.6-Races Daily-6 RAIN OR SHINE Admission te Greunds and Grand Send, Moe \u201cLadies\u2019 Days\u201d Monday, Wodneaday and Friday.Grand Trunk trains direet to Grand Sane Doors open 1.00 pa.Comraenoea 8.00 p.m.1612 atl.ye, 1.399.300 and 2.30 p.m.OLD RIVAILSI Montreal vs.Shamrocks.M.A.A.A.GROUNDS, Saturday.23rd July.iis ine= ADNISHION-g Notre Dee Btreet, and 9 Mand, 30\u20ac -A A A.Office, Thi Pine té] Street.Seals, 30c\u2014For sale al Morton, Phillipe 8 Oa.INS wi Blcyclcs admitted onty at Hallowell St entrance, and cn bo checked for So cash.W.NORTHEY, Hoo.Secy.M.L.O.YOUNG IRISHMEN'S L.& B.ASSOCIATION, GRAND EXCURSION, FO Under the Auspices of the Above Amocistivo.To LAKE ST.PLTER, Per STR.\u201cTHREE RIVERS,\u201d THURSDAY, July 21st.1898.Boat will leave J ues Cartier Wharf orchestra for dancing 10 pm Bcert on roturm trip sharp.Refreshments st city prices.Casey & Devils TICKETS :~- ADULTS, 30c; CHILDREN, 25e.- Bocure staterooms early at Muleair Bres,, 1943 Notre Dame Street.= God Save Ireland, un.J PewER «Sey.rs CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS.\u2026Pilgrimage\u2026- \u2014\u2014TO\u2014\u2014 STE.ANNE DE BEAUPRE, SATURDAY, JULY 23rd, 1898.Per Steamer Three Rivers, Under the direction of the Redemptorist Fathers, of Montreal 2 eave fioques Cartier Whartat 61m.On return will atop at Domision Cotton Mill Whart, eriiving Staterooms asd tickets may be procured at Presbytery, Basio street.TICKETS $3.10: CHILDERN.MALF PRICE.___ 14% SOHMER PARK.: rs Two PERFORMANCES-S P.N.Palace SB OVEREIG N pUkLESqUE GIROFLE-GIROFLA.Nothing can MRRBERTS Performisg Dors.With t te d Miss ROGERS, Phenomenal Baritone.And food dinner BI PLAT un p 8] ish Ballet.fallers\u2019 pentes dos ape init ane Mans Admission, 100.Children, including ride où caroussl.5e.Soe the Radisscope, 108% ON THE Tair T0 CARILLON, Gentlemen: Please find mouèar Laaiodad, whicn send me one box of Radwe are a highly ALEXANDER, Ada, Ind, Ter.ie esmon HL be aodonagiisnes by taki adway's By or ANI T its they ey : Lhe id liver in the secretion of the bila and dé is- charge through the biliary ducts.LA pills n doses of from two to four will quickly regulate the ction ot\u2019 the liver and free the patient from these disorders ane ot two of Radway's Pllle.taken dally or those subject te abitious pains and torpidity ot ne Hver wil) the system regular and secure healthy aivestion Price 25 Cents Pe) by ets or res Fu Pre BADWAY ach.à » Montreal Viotoria Rink Bloyole Academy.Lesscss at any hour.Compateut lostructors.Telephone ss, GRO.TF.BEAMAN, Mar.198 \"tt THE STAR UPTOWN BRANCH, Corner st.Catherine and Peel Streets.ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS.Classified and other casual advertise ments for insertion in the Star may now be left at the Star Branch Office, corner 8t.Catherine and Peel streets.Until a pneumatic tube connection can be made a bicycle delivery ten-minute ser vice will be employed, so that advertise ments will get to the composing room ae quickly if left at the corner of Peel and Bt.Catherine streets as if the advertiser employed a private conveyance to carry the advertisement to the head office, Subscriptions for both daily and weekly editions of the Star will be received\u201d at the Branch Office and receipts granted therefor.141 Sawtf Cock's Cotton Boot Compound ocessfully sed month] by over oases 108.Bate, effeotu I.Ladies ask our a t for Genk\u2019 \" ak er,aë el) Mixtures, pills snd itetions are dangerous Price, No.1,$ plod Je ress atron per i Yorba nm 3 ramen pes box Ba tam mpasy Windsor, Ont.os.1 Tena 2 re) and fsoommended by sil ble Druggists ia Uansda.B.B.Motiale No.3182 Notre Dame st, Montel fe == vor ONTARIO CROPS BAVED.(Special to the Star.) BERLIN, Ont, July 2.\u2014Heavy ruins prevailed here yesterday, and to-day, the first in many weeks.The crops, especially the root crops, are saved in consequence.Th rapidly drying up from tae drought.Everything ooks well.[Special Notice.pesjjonder of the age! First seen in Mont The ia an instrument in the show win- w ol Mesars.D.W.Karn & Co., Karn fo building, St.Catherine street, which has attrac the attention of crowds of people.tis an automatic banjo, manufactured by the Auto.Banjo Cu, of New Jersey, d runs by electrici ni e \"most \u201cwonderhul invention of ite kind.Pla à \"The public any Piece.ed to cali and hear instrumen 168 2 Cheap Building Lots.building Jots in St.Louis ee pe A ave), oly #0 uns ad i dir ingore Bere are not ie el George Mare, 2230 Kt Temple Bicycle Club Thursday Evening, |; laps ae QUEEN'S PARK TRACK At 8.30, TRACK TO BE LIT BY ELECTRICITY.Short Programme of Races.Admission, 10 Cents.1681 Loyal Orange Association ef B.À, Anausl Plenic Games te Revie BATURDAY, a.1808.JL A phon 8 pan paonis M Nite pnd tne \u201c excur- Fiokots con hed from Committee at at Ration or on the train.Adults, Ge ; Cauds Trains loave Windsor station et GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.$3.00-EXCURSION-$3.00 QUEBEC and RETURN.1 Retraites lea leave Quebec Bundey ORCHESTRA ON ReARD.SOREL, ic.THRER RIVERS, $1.50.Leave Saturday Bvoning or Snoday snd ring Sunday Evening or Monday M orning.al | \u2014Le Teeoday, Wod- Ron te WESTERN LINE: Leaves daily, except Bundag, Wam LOW RATES WEST.For all Information apply to n.resren SHAFFER, Agent, 163*Smoe bi.James BL, opp.P.O, Str.Ta ateauguay |: Shooting the Raplds.a.m.and 1.55 p.m.163 Mod Connects with 0 in x = m.train from Bons venture Station sa yt REAY, Manager.NEW TWO-ARCH FILE, THE OTTAWA Lock Clip Arches.This file is STRONGLY constructed and BAME GAUGES A8 All STANDARD PILES.Ton board is YRRY STRONO and TLL FIXISHED, being made of 3 ply b PRICE, 33c EACH.py ran DOR Send for n Cirenler.Morton, Phillips & Co., 15 1168 and 1757 Notre Dame ee Montreal.Dr.H.J.Brodeur.SPE(IALIAT OF PARIS, SKIN, BLOOD - POISON, SCALP, and Genito-Urina Diseases.EDERAL 0 grenpirers Ma Au, rin Sef Lxoay STREET vemaisem 1 1 2a a elt Fi ka pute CS Pe Biationers, Blank Book Makers and i There is ample and oom ortable ao- commodation er and ; Shanes after \u201cth June Newspapers without au ty from the A De paid its Take $ oo.train for TENDERS FOR STREL RAILS.SEALED TENDERS add SEALED, and sndorsed renders.tor Stee] Ralls,\u201d up te noon eived >, Tuesday, yg unt next, for the sup- y of\u2014 1,000 Tons of b0-1b.Btoel Rats and tasten- ings to be delivered C.he Prince Edward Island Railway ohare\u2019 at Bummer- side, Prince hdwaurd Island.5,000 Tons of 80-1b.Steel Rails and fastenings to be deltvered on the Intercoloniai Railway wharf, at St.John, New Bruns- van the above to be delivered in the woth of Apr Til, adpes Cifications, Conditions, Forms of Ten- other jaformation will de fu:- pplication at this office, ur a: he [114 co \"of ul e High Lommiusioner tor Canada, London, Eng- By order, : LX.JONES Department of Rallways and on als A Ottawa, 1st June, a.ie MILITIA.EALED TENDERS for the sup, for Permaneet Force and Active PP.ee Necessursts, varruck Stores ana vamp Kqulp- of Underciotu- Lurn and oorner oi the enveuupe, Leader sut \u201cMilitia Btore Supplies, and are to be ade dressed to the Honorable the Minister où Mui- tia a and | Det.nt forms of tender containin full - es ay en obtained fro the nasi wi and at the offices of ti District Officers C 0 i\u2019 ronto, glingston, Montreal, Quebec, ton, Halifax and W À Ri or samples of the 10, Tubplice to be furnished may be seen at t ces of the District of cers Com ihe at + Toronto, Montre: Quebec and Halifax, and ve ce of the unde pod wa, \u201cbat this oes hot iy 10 Camp Equiptnant, Baddisry, which wil} > on view at Ottawe only.Sal parties de- t be sent to bo considered uniess mide on the printed form furnished by the Department, ner whate the name respons guarantees of their \"ability to.Patrons such a cone tract, Each tender must bs sccompanied accepted chartered Canadien bank pnyhbie e order Mintater amount equal to où Vaste of ine articies onderen be forfeited if the party the tender decline to sign a contract when called upon to do so.If The tendar be not accevied the cheque will be returned.The Department does not bind itsell to accept the lowest or any tend A.BENOIT, Ceot.Beoretary.Department of = ain Jul and Defence, Newspapers advertisement nee th without previous authority from the Tie ment will pot be paid for ey A} WELLAND CANAL.by an cheque, of tne Honorable he end Defen SEALWD TENDERS, eddressed to the une de aoû endorsed \u2018Tender for Pler sors at tt Daihousie, \u2018will ceived at au omos until noon on Saturday.July ine.To removal of such portion of the T superstructure of the wemt \u20ac france pler st, Port Dalhousie, as for the renewal of, rer vèc.lfcations of the work Le, at \u2018the Buperinwnding , Cats ander\u2019 = \u201c Jno MONTREAL PA ILY 5T4R.SITUATIONS WANTED, 10 cents for 3 wards OF lows, ang iy veut pur extra Wuru.sacu lu- + PUPILS WANTED, 10 cents for 10 words er Jeas, and 1 cont per extra word each inser- Al niper WANTED , OE Joan and \u201c MOÔME To TR 10 cents for 20 words or loss, cent per extra wora, sach tfsertion.ar ads.%# cents for DH 1 gent per extra word, or Joes, and » ETC., 3 cems Bent per extra word.euch Insertion.FOR BA Lu 35 cents fur 33 words or less, and a 1 cent per extra wurd, each insertion.PS PROPERTY FOR SALE, centa fur 35 words ur less, and 1 cent per extra word, each insertion.LOST, = cents for 24 woide or, >.and 1 cent word, each insert \"BUSINESS \u20ac CHANCES, ETC, à 2 cents for 05 \\ words or less, and 1} cent per extra ward, | each insertion PERSON ALS, page 2.2 cents per word, with » minimum charge ot 25 cents each Insertion.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rates are NBT CABH with order.When such advertisements are not prepaid numerous entries \u2018have to be made, and the rate is, in consequence, much higher.\u201cMo charge made in our books for classified advertisements of less than five lines.HOUSES TO LET.7 LAA ~~ - 5B oO LET FINE « CT STON KE Hou SE No.:8 Victoria st.(near Sherbrooke street), containing twelve (12) reoms, bathroom, .pantry: modern convoniences; all in first class \u201cOrder.Siables (3staiisi and large Coach House, in rear, Conventent locality Wa Manon, et if not required.Apply W 8.Marton, Star Office, 165 St.James street.stu ge LET 239 NOTRE DAME STREET (near Richmond street) 3 story Jona house, containing 10 rooms, bathroom aa .1 yard, «beds aud stable.Los been occ upd ) dostors for several years and is pow so oc Apply to J.H, Nault, Drugglst, 2410 Notre Dame st.or to T.Pringle.148 Bishop st.87 Uf 0 LET \u2014 *\u2014 EAST OF WH: ARF : STA- mn tion, solid Lrick house, verandah, 11 rooms, hot water heating, bath, stables, low rent, season.I.Dawes, Jr.l.a- chine.154 6 fn NO LET A SELF-CONTAINED house, containing six rooms, in perfect order, No.8 Rousseau st.near corner of Notre Dame street enst and Levroix st.Rent low.Geo.Bury, 8 SL.James street, 167 3 SUMMER \u201cRESIDENCES.BONS TIT SS EE VD LET\u2014AT PORVAL, FURNISHed summer cottage, with verandah, wn, étc., beautifully situated on the shore of ke 8t.Louls, between the \u2018 pwd and nice cool factory : Bring sample of work grounds bof the Fish and Game Club and the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club ; inrge bedrooms, goou water supply, etc.: splendid C.P, R.and G.T.R.services; can be inapected any afternoon ; liberal reduction in terms.Abri, AS N.Binmore, 1759 Notre Dame stree 98.154 end tt or (RESIDENTAL FLATS TO LET.m O LET \u2014 FURNISHED FLATS IN ; the Sherbruoke ; alsa furnished houses, cottages, tvnements, for the summer or longer; terms very low for sum- oo mer.= M.Simpson, 153 Hutchison street.; ; Tel.165 a HOUSES WANTED.mn a an Ce veel NTED \u2014-\u2014 IMMEDIATELY, HOUSE or Te or in centre of city, ~Mleary preter ti ur ; ae varge Uniurnished m.idress J.| 1506, Star Office.167 8 ANTED \u2014 6MALL HOU SE, WITH stable for one horse and carriage; Address M, 1582, 168 1 i rent must be moderate.Star office.A - y PROPERTY FOR SALE.Pom For SALE_CHEAP, EASY TERMS, block of six solid brick tenements, well rented, newly built, central locality, Hermine at., near corner of Uraig.easily converted Into factory; built spectully strong for that purpose.Apply 985 Cadieux.165 6 OR SALE\u2014 SIT THAT SPLENDIDLY SITuated vacant lot on north-west corner of St.Antoine and Bt.Paul sts.St Henry, suitable for lumber or coal yard, factory site, or can be sub-divided in 2t butlding lots: area 44.062 feet.George Bury, 85 St.ames st.Telephone 1253, 5112.147.167 3 JOR SALE \u2014 SENNEVILLE, BOUT DR \"De, a cholee vilin Int, adjoining Raia .commanding a magnificent view of the Maountalns.The lot contains about two arpents of land, on whicn are soine very fine trees.H Simpson, 133 Hutch)- son st.Tel 3233.165 2 1 R BALE HUTOHT- the vwnrr, The UR TO LET.na .Must he has an extension kitchon, gnod plumbing and electric Henting.The electric and can fixtures as well the gas stave and cooking range will be in- M Etudes with the houss, fmpon.153 Hutchison st Tel.2233.1581 OR SALE 478 ATHOL CAVE NU E.Westmount, A choice cottage, well built: price $5500; lot 346 by 13% ft.H.M.Simpson, 153 Fute son st.Tel.23223.; 16X 1 n OR SALE \u2014 ST.CATHERINE ST.near fit.Mark st.A good paying - property, well rented.containing shop with dwelling overhead; good work shop n the rear.Owner leaving town, must M.Simpson, 153 Hutéhison.Tel.3223.\"1081 OR RALE-OR TO LET, FURNIBHED, 46 FORT y cosy cottnze Winch could easily In cui, à ve M.3 H.on, 13.fume à turned into 5 pute ne lot is deen Hutchison st Tel.3238.fair\u201d SALE OR EXCHANGE \u2014OU- tremont, Lot 15.Dunlop avenue.10 roomed house, well built and in good condition, having good garden well cultivated, contalning all kinds of fruits, Vacant ground can he built on.Easy terms.H- impeon, 13 Hutehison st.wel ee 1138 SHERBROOKE STREET.full sinon A-etory house, fine tn pee on application to H.0 futchizon st Tel.282, 1681 For SALF- Etone sont situation.Per {mpron, FLATS TO LET.ASS NS TTC a fi O LET\u2014SHEV ERAT, WELL L LIGIT- ed flats, qultutie for light manufacturing (over 83%.ST.James st.) George Bury, 8 St.aren, a 3 SHOPS, STORES, BUSINESS PREM- .ISES, ETO., TO LET.WA mA M NIAC OST MS SES STONES SA fi O LET \u2014 SHOP NO.206 NOTRE Dame st.west, near McCord and good business Geo.ce Mountain sts, a really stand and in perfect orders at.James st \\ UT, LET \u2014 TWO SHOPB ON COMmon street, corner of King street, opposite Canal Basin; suitable for butcher, grocer, restaurant, barber or forwarding office.George Bury, 86 Bt.James st.187 3 FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.PA NA Pa UAT TL TY SL Rt A AL ee nT FURNISHED HOU SE.trom \u20ac October 1 to April 1.Apply 9 Park avenue.185% 3 WANTED TO BORROW.IAA ANIA LN mL WANTED \u2014- TO BORROW i FOR u months, Al security, will «« $8.00 pe month for same, principal to be pald back or Daur pmytenty of FAM every three months if desired, but \\nterent to be paid on total amonnt until\" lagt payment.No note shavers need apply, Address K, 1325, Star bacs, * TANTED \u2014 $800.AT 4% P.C.FOR FIVE : yrarn, property eecurity.Nono but fret hauls necd Apply.Address LA dubé, tar U.- fee.[L 4 s mar ANTED _ TO BORROW.MMEDIAT.= ev a note, WY mix [ Wir APPLICATIONK FOR \u201cFOR TEACH- | Address spplicstions F, 14 y Ware \u2014 VACANCIES WOR A FEW.neat girls in our QE Wear supsrtment.\" Bron.® Latour st.10 AN \u2014,T ANT, tor a No.& To i toroe miles from Little Current, Manitou Ia | Island, Ont.ApDiy, stating salary wanted, i Wm.Willa, Little \u2018Current, Ont.46 | WAL TED \u2014 PROTESTANT TEACHER, | holding thf -class Certificate: servis to.«+ Porpence e 15th August; salary #13 I month for the term.o Christopher | Jon Seeretary, Rose Hastings, Ont.\u2014 will be received up tn the 23th July, School Section No, 10, Btephen.Out.hold- ine (at least) second-class professional; stale salary.W.J.Wilson, Greenway, Onl.lis & FOR LARGE WANTED T'DESIGNEZ woollen mill .must bef thoroughly com- Apply stating experience and ref- Cornwall Manufacturing 6 1 Cornwall, Ont.! Vv \"ANTED \u2014 MANAGER FOR WOOLlen mil), 9 sets of 60-inch cards.Apply stalling experience and references.Cornwall Manufacturing Co., Cornwall, Ont.65 VVANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS SEAL CUT- t+, Giter and designer.Apply, giving references and wages expected, to G.R.Renfrew & Co, à King st.east, Toronto.165 4 WANTED \u2014 GIRLS TO TH mAnnlacture of neckwear; Min the needle.Tooke Bros., LEARN LNERGETIC in the country.salary, refer- ce.166 4 A SMART, « KÉnerg( store, sialing 8 JANTED visrk (or ences, eto, \\ ANTED\u2014 hands uw vex & 4 TWO OR THREE GOOD VIS Apply to Mr.Watson, He R.Queen st, Montreal.3 Wa TED - BY FIRM «Yurkshire, lngland).BRrents for Canada, with AMONK Users uf CArriage serges and coatings Address, particulars, commission requ et, 11, J452, Star Office IN TBRADFORD thoroughly capable good goaneclion cloths, Worsteds, stating tual red, references, 166 ë WASTED Le SCHOOL.TEACHERS FOR schuol sections 4 and 5 municipality Allumette Island, two female teachers, holding first class English and French diplomas; duties tn commence August 1st, 1898.Appll- cants to siate salary expected and experience às teachers, For further partuulars enquire of Mebars A.Maloney, Chairman, or Terence Smith, Secretary of School Corporation of Aliuinette Istang, Chapeau Post Office, FProvipre of Quebe 167 2 WATERED THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCed operator for button-holes, Also u nun- shirts; highest to work in.Brus.\u201d Factory, tL.187 3 ber of operators for ut once at The Gauit Helen st.Ww?NTED servant, must two; no laundry work.st.GENERAL family or Hutchison 367 3 NT mm coûk, Apply 36 WARTED \u2014 PANT MAKERS TO TAKE! work home, prices $3 6, 31.60, 34.80 per onty first class hands need apply.Small & Un, Latour and Beaver 187 dozen, lartory entrance cor, Hill, VVANTEP, -\u2014 YOUNG WORKING HO! SE- keeper, family three; must watt on table; Teterences.Apply evening, Souvenir ave.lez 2 JANTED\u2014 \u201cA \u201caoop, STRONG MAN FOR our blacult mixing department, one with «\\perience preferred.Apply The lang Janis.2 Con Bt.Monique at WANT i YOUNG MAN as si Erupher and typewriter, and to do gep- eral office work.state age experience And salury mxpucted, 1520, star Oflice, 187 2 \\VANTE ED - AT ONCE, RELIABLE in every section of the country to represent us to distribute our advertising matter and tu keep our show cards tacked up in towns and ulong all publte roads ; commission or salary, $s a month and expenses.For particulars write the Woiid Medicul Electric Co, ndon, Ont.wo WHO WANT TO ma, money (asl, wend for aur terms.We furnish a bicycle to our workers.Goods in demand.Stone & Wellington, Nurserymen, Torontq, ont.;.116eod tt VVANTED \u2014 \u2014 AGENTS IN\u201d EVERY town and county in Canada to seil new patent bagholder : big commission to agents : sells at sight: For terms apply to Canadian Bagholder Company.68 Front st.east, Toronto.3 3aw V 00888 JANTED\u2014 acon FTRST CLASS CHECKer, also fancy tronera; steady work.New York Laundry 168 1 TANTED con KB, GENERAL SERvants and tablefMids.Apply #2 St.Antoine st.168 1 QJANTED \u2014 AGENTS QANTED \u2014 GIRLS TO BEW BY HAND.R.Wetstein & Co., 513 St.Paul nt.| 188 VV \"ED \u2014 AT 76 FORT STREET.A a1 general wmervant girl, good wages paid: Fr.zat bring best ef references.163 2 VV ANTAD - DBELI.BOYS WANTED AT the &t.James Hotel.168 1 Vy ANTED - AT ONCE A A \u201cGoon GIRL TO earn etching an steel.Rivington Cut- .1681 lery Co, 47 and 49 Lacroix st Wan do \"OPERATORS, APPLY shirt department, Standard 8hirt \u2018Jo.16?13 eod TANTRI: - = FIRST CLANS SHOB SAIN- er.Apply 9% St.Lawrence gt.168 1.Y ANTED \u2014 SMART YOUTH FOR TIRE réparring.\u2014 11 tailips ruuars 16» ANTED \u2014 \u201cyou NG GIRL \u201cFOR 1 LIGHT V housework, in family of two.Pur de- tween 6 p.m.and p.m., at 41 Ma 1 SANTED \u2014 A SMART, ACTIVE MAN AS headwalter at tha Merchants\u2019 Lunch Rooms, à Hospital st.No slouen need apply.is£ 1 JANTED \u2014 A RESPECTABLE, HONEST young gir 1.serve Lu 4 eonfecilonery aud fruit store.S21 St.Lawrence st.16 1 WANTED oo ToUNe Gini, \"TO ASBIST wi light housework.114 .Belmont lilace, Westmount, 168 V with and speak ving val} JANTED \u2014 ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN.businexs experience, ALIF to write correctiy both languages.Apply vArticuiars M, 1578, Star Office.16% WARTED \u2014 FOR A PURLIC INSTITU- tlon n steam fitter, an exparlencra handy man preferred.Addrexe K.1517, Star Office.187 à WaAnTen \u2014 YOUNG MAN WOR BICYCLE rep&iring, and te do general work Around bieyelr ven St, More.Apply Massey-JEarrie Uo.Catherine st.1 Led, @ 1 WANTED, \u2014 IMMEDIATELY chant's office, a bright, furor clerx; must write good ory reirrences required.Apply Red Montreal.IN MER.active youth as hand: satisfac- P.ax 168 1 WANTEP IMMEDIATELY A GENERAL servant, willing tv go to For must be well recommended Apply Harwood, No.2 Phillips Place.WANIED \u2014 FOR THURSDAY, TA VERY trong woman as servant to an infirm old lady.Apply with references, to 314 Prince Arthur st, after twelve.& VVANTED = -G@HECKERS I SORTERS.RT Lhe Montreal Steam Laundry Co, 7» Ura 168 Wood ANTED \u2014~ A LA GENERAL, SERVANT.A st Familie LIS] VWANTED \u2014 cry TRA VELLER, GRO- very line; must be hustier.Address F, 6653, Btur Branch uthce, 163 1 V JANTED \u2014- A YOUNG GIRL, TO MIND children And aginst with housework.Ap DIY 181 Mansfield, 168 1 VVANTED \u2014 COMPETITCRS IN LITERary contest, simpie, ensy work: spocial consideration of young contributors: filly Vedlabie PIRES.Adresse, enciosing hice cent Wag ia Instructions, \u201cCanadian Hon Hranttord, Ont.168 CW i Ww fin WATE K.SITUATIONS VACANT.04 A rn os Tarr B SHOEMAKER.ae} ANT: oe Wie wi oo st M Lenrapes 1 Was TED \u2014 AN TIT mall.Apply hetween 6 Mackay st Le JV ANTED ne TWENTY BOILER AKERS or cau Seorse Rel helleu, FP.Q.Cuomably, Meg.E.us 4 ANTED -\u2014 à @ INERAL SERVANT, AT No.4 Bl Blabop ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE PRES8SMAN ON e chats; only first class man need ap- Mr.Jamieson, cars of E.A., Latour at.158 4 ply.M80! to Small ANTED \u2014 SUCCESSFUL SANVASSERS tn ay line to act as closers; month end expenses.Address Box 67, Monte Teal.168 1 ANTED \u2014 AGENTS FOR NEW BRA- iY pi va elas c= nent.Luke Bros, ce.Montréal.168 1 ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN TO TAKE care of horse and dellver groceries; must reside in west end.Apply to the Co-operative Grocery Btore, cur.Bt, Antoine and vie sis.\\ YANTED \u2014 GOOD WOMAN COOK AND dining-room girls for hotei out of town, 0 Cuvk, generals, housemamds lor city and | country, alse 5 soud couchMman for (he city and a useful Mmati for Compton, middle ed.Apply to the Uptown Bureau, 244 St.Cuther- lie 5 16 1 WANED \u2014 FIRST CLASS BRASS FIN- \\shers.Apply 536 Craig 165 2 ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE AN EXPHRIENC- ed dressmaker.3 Mackay st.1 | A CLERK FOR _ CIGAR Loy Key West Cigar Store, mio st.Catherine st.188 | WANTED A THOROUGHLY co tent nnd experlenced steward for a hotel.testimonials with application.Montreal.163 1 EXPERIENCED also button-hole & Co.+ St Peter : st.Warren \u2014 EXPERIENCED ADVERTS solicitors for a new newepaper Jde- Charles; references; libera eon tv right men.Apply .O.Box HY, cit.168 l VVANTER - COMPUSITORS, | AMERICAN citixens, Apply Phillips &_ Caney, Rouses Potat, X.Y.168 2 Bend copies of Steward, Box 2420, WVantee .- turners, Skelton Bros, COLLAR operators.Te Wasmse VVANTE Il» - GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, intel be good cook, to gu tu country.Ap- INSURANCE 166 1 POY FOR AN Address N, 1431, Star OMee.phy Tre laurennde Pup Co., Room 14, 38 Bt Riexts at.168 1 LI \u2014 YOUNG MAN, WITH BEST references, who Knows the city, to drive intlk waxgon, Apply this evening ut w Roeel st, Pt.St.Chas 165 1 \"SITUATIONS WANTED.AA Sel ms VVANTER RE A YOUNG ENGLIEHMAN.aged 20, a position of trust, strictly Lem- porate, honest and reliable, Protestant.Address FE, ise, Star Office 186 \u20ac VV ANTED- WORK IN by youth Jb years old, 2% K, 5% Coursol st em A te LN Se 'CUNFECTIONER'S yedre' @exjwr- fence, 166 à VV JANTED MARBLE - CUTTER, TILE YIR, wainscoting, can work frour | \u201cAddress G, 1431, Bitar Office.166 10 : plans.YANTED \u2014 PERMANENT STTTATION w Aung man as driver or sloreman, vpeaks rénch and English; knows city thor say: cn furnish relerences.Address u, ve, 8tar Office 168 6 A FRENCH lady's companion, would chilMren; oan teach music: best references; diploma in both tnbgrazss.Apply any time 1460 Berri st, 167 2 y ANTED \u2014 BITUATION BY A YouNG girl to de light housework.Apply to 38 Soulanges st.Pt st.aries.187 à ANTED \u2014 Two COMPETENT CHURCH of Engiand teachers desire positions as guvernesaes during vacations; first class refer- ances.Address G.Phillips, General Deilvery.Quaws.167 2 SITUATION RY as ANTED, \u2014 SITUATION AH MATRON © inst] tution, = coulé assist in experience; ret ces., Bauit 8t bande Ont.467 jeachin ngs \u201clang ANTED \u2014 POBITION a8 \u201cTRAVELLER on commission and expensss or salary: rvilable man: first class references.Address 1535.Star Office 3 ANTED - BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN washing or scrubbing by the day.Ad- M, 15%, Star Off és 1 ANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG MAN.A BITU- atfon as wholesale or grocery clerk, or different office work, amail salary to :coin- menve; can furnish best of references.Apply 84 Cadiéux s C168 à YANTED \u2014 LADIES GET YOUR FURNI- « recovered, potiehed, by first class up- dress ice, holaterer, half price, at your residence, or IH Metcalfe, Mattrestes m made.2 15 law ANTED \u2014 a MAN oF TWENTY years\u2019 experience in dry guods and boots and gphoe trade.with best references.wirhes a position as traveller.Addre 4 tar Office.Ass 3 3aw TANTED\u2014 BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN work by the day of any kind or pare 179 St St.Urbain st, downstairs.WAS TANTED = EMPLOYMENT AS COLLEC- st IN sone postition of trust by a gentleman having &ood testimonials.R, Box 8, General Post * ontice.168 2 ANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG woman, a situation as good plain cook, ress N town or country.Adà F, Star Branch .its 1 ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS LADY'S companion, to travel or go to seaside, or take charge of two or three children at sea- Bldg.Address F, 6557, Star Branch Office.1 ANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS BARMAN, 4 ; web recommended, Address G, 6563, Star Branch Office.168 3 W ANTED \u2014 BITUATION AS BREAD baker by workman.\\LADply to Thords Bolton, \u201ca Andrews\u2019 Home, #1 Belmont Pa Ww 168 ?TED \u2014 WASHING, IRONING, housecleaning, Stores.po Fees.ote.p- ply to 138 St.Urbain st.168 4 HOBSES AND PE BR SALE\u2014 A PAIR OF HEAVY DRAZT horses, at Iv Richmond square.?For SALE \u2014 A QURBEC WAGGON.4 seats, in perfect order; will ba sold at a tow pricb.Appiy at 336 St.Catherine st.181 For BALE A COVERED | \"PHAETON, in apie ndid condition, aifmost as good as ser a bargain.Apply at 2366 Bt.Catherine st.168 1 OR SALE\u2014 GREAT BARGAIN, PONIES, mutched Pair Sherry buy ponies, about hands, Fears sound.fine actors, Thole exhitation pair.price $100, mish phmeton and harness, nearly néw, at $100, going abroad.Apply.Hox &8, Truro, Nova Beatles | WANTED To PURCHASE.ANTED \u2014 BRVRRAL LARGE WOODEN vats.holding from one to three thousand gallons each.stating price.Address MH, 1500.Btar Office.167 à PUPILS WANTED.MULTI ES ANNE = fee rt LANA WASTED \u2014 PRIVATH TUTORING IN ai) branches by classical graduate; invalid and backward ehlidren a specialty, Ad- ress D.1:78, Star Office 165 \u20ac | table boarders.| Roos.FINE, LARGR FURNISHED tet.to exahauged, aùrbâthtoo ee seems Tone OR wwe Tumeamn ous - ONB we RNIGARD I se mt Su old Mountain Toe OOMS CLEAN, WELL FURNISHED double and aingie bathroom fat, suitable for | Tried couple- or single gentlemen; bas it »s Bt Famille nt.166 5 GONE \u2014 DOUBLE AND BINGLE ROOMS to let, without board; ntlemen only.Met, osûfe SE Poe 18 2 oom tront Munsneld st.rt ct rroous \u2014 NICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE and iad rent rooms.vi balhroum Bat, 108 \u2014 NICELY YURNISHED DOUBLE bedroom to let, with board.162 with ranslents &vcomm Mansfield « ooMs-\u2014 80 DORCHFSTFR KT, (LPPOSITE W.Stephens\u2019 beautiful gyuunds), Irenltht.cool.picturesque.choices! card.Aver lght, tela ona, atest traprovements, perfec home, a visit will convince; transients hoarderg, 267 Rox \u2014 PRIVATE FAMILY RESIDING at 10 Overdale ave., has well furnisnoëd front bedroom, on room flat, with first clavs board, for one or two gentlemen or mar- coudle.167 3 .Rous hn family af two, Elizabeth st.OOM8 and 6 \"VERY COMFORTABLE ROOMS board if desired.- St.3 \u201cRLEGANTLY PURNISHED rooms to refined parties, bathroom each house commodious, bicycle ac mmodu- transients; fine situation.Tél 107 4 Noor, Lon, references; erbrooke.OOM \u2014 D WELL FURNISHED, ON RBATH- room flat, sultable for mare couple or two gentlemen; transients accommodated; alse Apply 3 Cathcart st.166 3 law ransients t Rccommoddated honed 89 ruheste- st, \u2018168 1 martial two west Windsor Hotel.te ephone: Reus \u2014 TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, with stove and water for tenant's own private use.and Rte month.Ry Rope rick at.Chartes.268 2 Rooms - pouBLe AND single, ali modern conveniences, 43 Meth College ave.166 2 ooOM\u2014 roum, Lawrence st.ooMm 235 oint st.NICE ROOMR, hot water, gar, and board if desired\u201d TO LET FINE \u201cLARGE, \u201cDOUBLE on bathroom flat.Apply ed su 192 Hotel.BEDROOM, Windsor 1 st.FURNISHED | Pee .Telephone 48 20d door rom 36.FURS 18H ve throom pros nets 168 2 Zaw ~ ELEGANTLY double and single, on comfortable home: all latest 4 McGill College ave.ctumodated, ae.Rea fiat, en Aur light, ments aceommodated: leges; near Windsor Hotel.ROOM, ON tranuiants Ac.at 92 Union 188 4 OOM- DOUBLE FRONT bathroom flat, with board; also table board, FURNISHED, BATH 8 dollars month; hourekeepins, privi- 69 Mansñeld st.168 1 Rex \u2014 LARGE.WELT, FURNISHED bedroom, with balcony, bathroom flat, suitable for one or two: every convenience; transients accommodated.3 Unlon ave.168 4 OOMS \u2014 DOUBI.FE AND SINGLE ROOMS v let, with or without board Apply 4832 Sherbrooke st, Westmount.168 à MS \u2014 TWD COMFORTABLY FUR- R° Jences.modern canven- with all 168 4 nirhed roots.family private, 108 Union av; SUMMER BOARD.ANNEE cma ARD \u2014 cet ENTRY ROARD CAN BR faa in private family, large shady lawn, boating, fishing, etc.Adaress b, 655, Star a fice.160 OARD \u2014 COUNTRY BOARD CAN BRE had in private family, large shady lawn, boating, fishing.etc.Address M, 1581, Star Office.168 re gr | DARD\u2014 IF YOU WANT A NICE PLACE, in a seaside summer re for ing, boating, fishing: terms come to the Bellevue Hotei, you van be tat a ned.re Dame Porta Ferdinand Leveille, Prop.165 8 BUSIN ESS CHAN CES.fm - ANN NAN OR BALE \u2014 \"LICENSED \"HOTELS AND restaurants in every part of he city.None but persons with a Cast capital or secur- Îtles need apply, &nd etrungers must furnish reforences.Address (between 8 and ii a.m.Preferred), Lawrence A.Wilson & Co., 28 Hoa- ital st.Montreal.» SELLING AGENTS to act as Canadian WANTED \u2014 FIRM OF 0d =e les laces, and hosiery rm agent of English curtain, house.Must have five to ten thousand dollars spltal Good opening for right Be Apply A.E.Desbarats Advertising Agnes.Montréal JOR SALE \u2014 LICENSED HOTELS, BA- aan, groceriva, fruit, clgar and confectionery stores.all other businesses.L.Harring St.James st.evening, 42 St.Lawren i A PERMANENT POSITION, good return for invesi- 3 business ANTED \u2014 employment and man, si or thousand to five thousand dul- lars.Ap for interview to Box * Des- barats Aavertieine Agency, Montreal.186 3 fi OR SALE\u2014A RESTAURANT AND dining saloon, with fixtures, good location, near G.T.R.station; cause for well- ing.sickness in family.Chabaotiles square.Madame Papin.168 4 OR BALE \u2014 STATIONERY BUSINESS, in a large and progressive town, doing a good business; stock nearly all pew, well rorted in excellent ape.Satiaractors asons for melling.Address M, 1607, Star, O1- X 1 fice, Montreal.FOR SALE.om LE NLO OS Ar Fe R SALE \u2014 Fon THE MILLION 7 XIN- | apie, Gnd] blocks, $1.Ss: will Stocker $1.50 per lond, delivered anywhere in the city.Ts >.elarmid, Richmond square.Beli Tel.\u201c218 tt OR BALE \u2014 KINDLING Woon n.5\u201d Pen load, mixed 1.76 oer lon rdw: % x.00 per load, © ap pie $2.2 cade, Rigsua Mining co.teiler Fe BALE \u2014 A TTJoCK (HTB received from Tautx, dress Fy Lau Star \"Office, OUTFIT, London.Ad- 166 3 Fof SALE \u2014 PRIVATE SALE.ON ACcount of leaving town, the furniture, piano and pictures (all new), Crescent st., will be sold by private sale.Parties \u201cishing to purchase will please enquire at No.73 Crescent st.The house is also to let.166 3 ALE \u2014 A SPLENDID plano, pretty walnut case, only FO OL Peni sù by fnstaiments.P.E.Layton cel st.OR BALE \u2014 ONE tand watch dog, with collar an: singin sh PB NEWFOUND- pure fox ter- \"ave house $1.50; also one Sanary, with cage, $1.00.Apply at A : 168 OR SALE \u2014 PURE Jerscys, choice cow, ng heifer and bull, no ho fner Pré Hying, clore out, the te at 473.Alsn a thor.- bred cow fit & win at anv shot.pow mattis two, Yanga of putter a day, will sell a FE da « prise.apmy Boa 088, frure, vmerne] ker, a fné fa iy c.©.vo 168 3 OR BALE\u2014FAMOUS BRD H, BOARD, For Sara lier, In una Se OA CEE NAAN Car AE om +1,00; moñey returned | not clear your OARD \u2014 AND ROOMS For Ls Drs DIR.House.11 Mam st No arent welling this lung confinement; private.Laoles es 2 to at their own home Mrs.one, ere Ucetress, M1 Cadlrux.202 30; OR BALE \u2014 MANDOLIN LIAM OARD \u2014 MRS.McEWAN.LADIES SICK band made, entire] ew Figchee Will sei) both for 31 210 Se ANTEN - R ; rares: Superñor atcommodution: best med- Ÿ werk at éreamaiine, AD Ne GIRLS TO eal attendance; Mrictly private.\u2018Dern mod: Ashton, 78 Martin ave, Hen oor 168 1, rete 107 Caulisux st 86100; SUMMER BOARD WANTED.VVANTER, LL FoR pont ROOM: OARD tite ran.LAD DIES, DOC- = mon * ta write Airiv rl Ay- ress, strictly private accommodation [or Wax UNTR py office Savoy Hotel, 1a8 V indies, with profesional attendance; Tadle tw i Sov \"Ly 2, en tréated and \u2018attended.28 Monique st.167 § rent part en rnin ed near WVANTER 5 PLAIN AND FANUCY [Ron , [I gives, ng pool, neds Rr iy ety Ade ne! ry ROOMS AND BOARD.Em mr re WANTED -\u2014 AT ONCR 3000 STRONG DES TES SSL SSI NN A.0 BOARD rir! tor kitchen only.Apply § am, to- 00 \u2014 LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, COA: 1 \u201ca rare p AND Agen: oa ! + - N or.marrow morning, 1750 Notre Dame et.168 1 Room ay furnished, with Arst ous board.lady and four chilâren: ns wot to exceed 1% Sherbrooke st.166 twenty-to twenty-five dollars per month.Ad- ANTEI n a STONENASON AT axes.dress M, 1008 Star ! 18 1 JN] ply Oliver ave, eetMount, 168 Po AND BOARD: AT, m BTN.ER - _ J wey \u2018 ° rotestan' tmily, t ANTED A YOUNR GIRL TO MIND r heating, light, sto.oily.0 \u2014\u2014 NEOUS.vhildren.App y 2348 Lansdowne avenue, Westmount.188 1 mas es re ve as ANTED -\u2014 A NURSE TO GO TO THE country or two months to take \u20ac ht Apply RO Qey a on, EY ve \" Auer ents ted.3 a _ accomme FURNIRHND.= i = Eat RE De A ANT RASE - tran- .aa: a Ru 18 à , Mrs, FRONT ROOMS.EVERY ; | | - her ina .ago In Minnesota; young man named James Wilson.it'ermation Ham of fans od by Bir TRE MONTREAL \u201cDALY.STAR WED DAT JULY = ap ce men peus : * PERSONALS.WEI Sade in pregsonan \u2014- bot A ORE vu nf ur RE he ne ship sa a pare, pre address Poplar Union, ar, London, Eagishd.ERBONAL citors, pra, AL ant À qriner y \u2018roro 0.ERBONA \u2026 whe will hear of somelh va dose MULLIG the address of \u201coy Bradford, Ont.; Inter be MoMurray, Tes Kai Ont.AL \u2014 CORNE.BUNIONS, \u201cwa a a Eg a IY Prmonsy, FORD WILLIAM) © _ A TIM.Ther CRIter,\u201d Rilsabeth WEN.OF ok; _ La ha Eng.Bis- treet, Pope 108 4 rs IF MRE.ELIZABITH H Au Bitzgbeth errison).srs.Big: ngon fr - we AN \u2014 Jorouh Marthe asks.Any received by re ARTE, club nalls and Ingrowing toe pally remov- nou ed and oured, practical Cramp de Mars.optratio! chiro sun Coliege o! Craig - mn or podist, Eales opposite 166 4 IF Bngland, who let England and was a of In Now communicate with the hear of something greatly himuelf and his family.pi ve Toa Who can give Mud Brush Knapp, or alive arter December.1896, municate with Messrs.Cloves, Molicitors, 12 London, England.ERSONAL tlun wanted oi of Rore Vailes.HF.years ugo in Rumors J.J.Graham, Fall PTREUN WILLIAM RUNAL formerly of Swindon, undersigned loBt unless vary appucatic Nye, Srryeants\u2019 Mek ENZIR John McKenzie, Brudalbane, BRUSH Wiitshire, ugust, 1963, tn 1898, will he will advantage benefit 3 is muce.informatibn of sald rool of hin bailing s asked to com- In York to the but the Moreton &= Ina, Temple, 158 5 INFORMA - formerly of fuur Address ast heard 3, N.MH.EI Pr.lg \u20ac ERSONAL vf Fred.McMahyn, Ont.; last heard o: about New London, t.H.l.Sous James Kearney, Randolph, INFORMATION WANTED formerly ree YOArs ago in , of Thorold, nt by his nephew, Iowa.tés \u20ac PERBONAL - lam MacMuan Ballyboy.Caledun, Ireland; Lwewer lachine, Que., abou Auy information concerning 1y recelved by her brother, Ballybuy, Caledon, County m ACMILLAN \u2014 Jane MRB.Wil.- Eliza), native of last e of in t seven yenre her will be gizu- Bamuel Wright, Tyrone, Ireland.jrs \u20ac JPERSONAL \u2014- .H.Whaiford: left Tan N.B., elght years ago: Malaka Lust Mines, Queens lousiy sought bs hs wife ford, Pleasant Harbor, Hal WALFORD CHARLES xier, Co.last heard in Co, N.5 nx- Mrs Charles Wal ifax Co., N.8.EÉRSONAL \u2014 Belshaw; land.Address his mister, E W.Evans, Kingsey.DERSONAL \u2014 \"co.tion wanted of about forty-eight; last heard from about Address his daughter, Mrs.arwick » 0._Rainy Riv PPrRsoNA AL in last warden England.Bought by came to Canada June Zind, îted Dosburough, Glen Morris, BELSHAW last heard of in Dresden, Esther, ue LING wil thought to fourteen DRESBOROUNGH his brother GEORGE Enz- care Mrs.168 6 NFORMA- aged States: ars ago.Dunbrill, 168 8 am Colline, Le In the Helinn er, Ont.heard 1891.DERSONAL Grant; last heard of a Mon will, Becu mi mac, ERSONAL \u2014 iast heard ot about gmployed in the family o nveygnn, Ont.So ther, Wiliam Sneath, Glen Any he \"gladly received Bonaventure Cv.SNEATH\u2014 six years ago.QNANT\u2014JAMES ARTHUR about elght years left there ln company with tn go to concerning him Barbara (rant, Que, 163 \u20ac See e JANE SNEATH then Mc- bre- 8 f the Rov ught by her burnie, Ont.1 BOOMS WANTED.WANTED nished room for lady, fer between Union ave.Address J, 1505, Star Office.ANTED\u2014 THREE OR ed rooms, two of TOONS, i NTED 1873, Star Office.\u2014- Ta \u201cLa ARGE.| A A FURNISHED two ladies >> the week: stat FALL mantel bed pre- and Metcalle st.167 3 Fou n FU RNISTE- he which must Address F, @43, Btar Branch Smee, ROQM FOR ° terme H ANTED\u2014BY GENTLEMAN ROOM V breakfast, net fina family, quiet RE borhood; no ng houses.Address Star Office.LOST.YED \u2018oR STOLEN.A WHITE Le Pwrchester st.T\u2014-STRA bull terrier dog.We: SE ount.ease return to 416 Any one ing him after this tice will be\u2019 POTN IFTH INST.OBT \u2014 ON ENVELOPE.conthining about $10.75, beiwesn Meo- Gill Coll.and St.n st Reward, oe = Bergeron, (IT PULLS st Urbain st.OST \u2014 O \u201cSUNDAY EVENING A 4 Yorkshire terrier, with owner's hame on collar.Liberal re or 383 Guy st.OST \u2014 ON THE B8Ton Tuesaday.offered at 308 Board I ORT 4 1berville st, na att tials 1B.on outside of ev please \u2018return to & lberv warded.of PATENT SOLICITORS.\u2014 TUESDAY, NIGHT, ON NOTRE ame en Rohmer Bliver watch.with inl- ward at 1812 Notre Dame at.163 3 AGATHE TRAIN a* pocket kodack.Reward Trade.2 Park and front cover.Find- {lie st., and be re- 168 1 PATENTS \"roue aia OWEN N.EVANS.\" Member Jostitute Patent Agents, Londen, Eng.29 yean experience.Teuriz B'LbG., 135 Bt.Jam Successor te F.K.REYNOLDS.es Bt, MONTREAL.Tel 192.Yip ATE PROMPTLY pet xtanalve di rience wa af 60 pe fia NTS URED Write today fo: 7 fra © of our Interesting alors Tap are wwindled\u201d So tn tho tot Jniricate ma patont countries, Send rr Bese Sars Cate Beane BERS ew e Bu 2 on a 2.Ween penington, D 0.\" Torre PATENTS PROCUIRED.FETRERSTONBATGH & CO, Canada Life Cor.Bt.James & Kt.Peter Buitdiat.sta.Montreal.Can.Fhe Chamyia WANTED General Agents Best Money Maker out.m Advertising Ce.15e Bleury St, Montreal.1534 AN OLD \u201cWATER GALLERY.\u201d Interesting Discovery at Hampton .Court Palace.An interesting discovery has been made at Hampton Court in the course of the hn PA excavaticiis for the effluent pipe of the Thanies Valley à aina alopg the towing hote 8 the Palace arden.Be- opposite the end of the foundations of thé , or \u201c water gallery,\u201d built by Henry VIIL, f où \u2018The walls or plers has n cut throug h, rail ot the private gardens a que 0 an Mar ary's 5 s bower.old water gate ars of immense kness, being.Po, less than 2 feet a of the: hardpst.chalk, faced with stone.The apenink thro gh which the State bi 8 \"in bleariy discernible.On * - feunde- tions, which ere rad in thé river formerly, ly, rose al \" a que building severe! ato eu e attpoiure way ous for being: ike a Qu B Elzabeth \u201d kept Bist prisoi of 3 in which 4 priv ely visited- TI.It was af.ocen consort of Wii- was the n I order.oi view of the river verre further in similar, trench Br carried of Christo phe Wren \u201d ew State.apartments and after her death ri vas banc |= It is be; tnt ame detain-\" se À Econgmy aod Health a, Towns Hygienic.Cocoa.Royal Hary Chocolate se | Famous Blend Coffee THE PUREST AND BEST.167*n'53 BOY MERCHANTS, The Commercial School at Genoa; and How It is Oonducted.te In Genoa there is a cummercial school of considerable importance says one of the Consular reports recently issued, It is governed by a committee representing: (1) The Ministry of Agriculture, Industry and Com merce; (2) the l'rovince; (3) the Munie- ipality; of Genoa, each of which contributes 20,-000 lire à year, or 80,000 lire ( £3,200) together, to its support.The complete course of instruction covers three\u2019 years, and promotion from each annual \u2018elass to a higher is by examination.On the completion of the whole course à final examination has to be or commercial degree, qualifying them to hold the highest posts of employment in 280.| banking and commercial establishments, or in expeditions and voyages on account of tbe Government, publie companies, or oth- \"ers.One interesting feature in its inatruc- tion may be mentioned.This is the \u201cbanco modell,\u201d \u2018or model office.Students in this department represent different firma in various parts of the world, and go through all the most minute operations of trading with each other, including tranmt f foods by sea and by land connected wit these commercial houses are a depomt and discount bank, a bank of issue, and a clearing-house, all being furnished \u2018with a complete su ly of ledgers, forms, ete.such as are actually used in each department of trade.\u2018The results have been excellent, end successful duates find immediate eu: ployment at high salaries.Ee SHIPPING NOTES.The Allan Line steamship Sardinian, from Glasgow, arrived in port this morn- he Donaldson Line steamship Concordia sailed from Glasgow on the 18th inst.for Montreal.The Donaldson Line steamship Tritonia.from Montreal on the Tth, arrived at Glasgow on the 18th inst., and landed her shipment of live stock, 308 cattle.430 sheep and a5 horses, In good condition, except one horse, which died en route The following is the Mat of saloon passengers salling by the Allan R.M.8 Laur- entian for Liverpool to-morrow motning : Ven.Archdeacon Brigstocke.St.John.N.R.: M.AL Bommer, Mre.Bommer, Bolton, Eng.Rev.fr.P.Crneord, N.Y.oy.Brialey Gilman.Gliman.Miss ton.ont: Perelra.Mrs.Periera, Ot- tawn, Ont: Mr.H.Stanger, New York, Mr.later wie Rat Portage Ont; TA Wills, r.J.Willa, Liverpool.Ene: Mr, Young, New York: Mrs.©.Young.Miss Young, Ban Luis Rey, Cal.; Miss Nellie Proctor, Hamtiiton, Ont.VESSELS IN PORT.Steamships.Antwerp City.Furness.Withy & Co, Cniro.Rowe, R.McCarthy.Kastalia.Webb, R.Reford & Co.- Dorenigotme.Holmes, McLean, Ken- n oMontealm, Morgan, Elder, Dempster & \u201cBt.Ronans, \u2014-, D.Torrance & Co.Dominion, James, D.Torrance & Co.Laurentian, Main, | Rd A Allan.Iona, Cummin \"feos rd & Co.Montevidian, Dougal ai À & A.Allan.Turanian.rs Allan [.okada, bander, \u201cElder, Déméster & Co.Fremona, Murray, R.Reford & Co.Barques.Lissie -Burrell, Spurr, Anderson, Mc- Kanzie Ca .Cuba, Earl, Anderson, McKenzie & Co.Schooners.Queen of the Lakes, Oliver, Intercolonial Coal Campany.CLEARED.Steamship Tuttet Bell, Pallister, 8ydney, Kingman Co.Bteamship Lake Winnipeg, Jones, Liverpool, D .Campbell.ARRIVED.Steamship Turret Bell, Pallister, Bydney, Kingman & Co.QUEBEC, July 20.ver du oni?ward at 4 a.m., Epreka.ather Point\u2014-Inward yesterday at 6 p.m.Lake Huron; outward at 7 a.m.Mil waukee.Martin River\u2014Inward at 63 a.m., Glen- srm Head.OCEAN STEAMERS.Friedrich der .New York.Bremen.I0th Waesland.Queenstown .Philadelpbial9th BAILED.Name.Nordland .New York.ormanje.w Yi nste Faier.| Leten ean ee, RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL G.T.R C.P.R.Catal.Total, \u2014\u2014 74712 73,712 \u2014\u2014 170,640 770 840 0000 17,500 24.150 300 30.509 Wheat, bush C bush.1000 28, Biv 2 12.000 21.058 me 4 a0 60 15.870 105 300 40 12 \u2014 1 w \u2014 15 Ww \u2014 12 \u2014 100 1006 0 \u2014 sm 19 \u2014 90 -\u2014 = a -\u2014 63 8 mo \u2014 18 pe C2 \u2014 7% 15 \u2018COUNTRY PRODUCE.The country produce market was duti this morning.Consumers had aimost ain.rded eggs for frult, on acco ?the , nothing but Da e Stocks raved price 3 from w weakenin; Receipts pero a Mt i reer.i» phoraing than v en © cases.Ve quote te Bi i fa Be: t cand! ST e WB ay: 3 \u201cindia hy po.Es \u2018au on aod qo! oe _ _MONEY_AND EXCHANGE.{Money StU Plentitul\u2014 Steady But Lower in New York.The loca! money market fs quiet and steady, with money plentiful.Call loans are quuted af 4 per cent.a ercan discounts at & to 7 per ce Fxchanço 18 îs quiet and atoady\u201d | hough % Jower In New York.Between r sixties sold at 8% to § and dopnod.\"aratte at 93-16 to 914.Over-the counter sixties were quoted nt 94 to SK.aAud demand at 8% to - Commencial bitls, 8 13-16, and documen- tarfies, 91-16; Paris.francs, long, 620, and short, Fl8ly.New York fundy, 5-64 to 3-84 between banks, and 1-16 to % over the counter.The market for sterling exchange in Now York was weal.with actual demand rates ic lower.Buxing was limited, and the tendency of all anbare was to shade rates.| Rates for actual Dustness closed as follows: Bixty days, 4.544; dema\u201dd, 4.554 to 4.55% cables, 4.88.Commercinl blils were 4.88% to 4.83%.The supply of grain bills .was better.) : Francs, 6.and (4) the Chamber of Commerce | à passed to entitle candidates to a diploma | Continental bills were quoted as follows: iL to 5.208 less 1-16 and 5.18% less 1-J6; relchsmarks.9 13-10 and 8535-16; guilders, 403-16 to % and Money on call\u2019at the Btock Exchange in New York opened 14% per vent highest 14 per cent., lowest 1, closin Time money ls offered in \u2018tair volume.and meets with à good demand.Rutes 2e per cent.for sixty to ninety days.3 for four : months, $ to $4 for five months, 3 for onger pertods.Mercantlle paper cannot be called active, but considering the period of the summer nore ts doing than might be expected.Rates, 3% per cent.for sixty to ninety days\u2019 endorsements, 4 for high- Frode four to six months\u2019 single names, to 54 for others.incount rates at Interior markets unchanged.Quotations at the four important domestic centres are reported by telegraph as follows: all Time.Bunton.arenes 4 to 3% to 4 Chica \u2026 34 to 4 414 to 6 Philadelphia.3 tod 4 toh Baltimore.4 to 4% 5 lob Call money in London.34 to 4 per cent.whort bills 1-16 lower at 1 1-18 per cent.three months\u2019 bills, 1% to J per cent.Amount of gold withdrawn from the Bunk of England on balance to-dav.£191,000.i 8 Ae FLOUR AND GRAIN.Fine Samples of White Wheat Being Shown.A principal Manitoba mlller still finds ft more profitable to sell wheal than to manufacture lt {nto flour.and sell the product.Quite a large sale of this nature touk place, delivered ut Fort Willlam, ves- terday.and more may follow.Verv little export sales of flour ix going on, although thé local demand for small lots keeps up.uotations are: Manittobz patents, and strong bakers, $490 Ontario krades are nominal at 34% far winter wheat patents and 84.35 for stra!zht rollers; in bags, R.1¢ to F3 FEED.The demand for feed is active.Bran is sought after on account of the grass be- comin in some sections and prices have fmproved both in Ontario and Manitoba grades.There is sald to be Hille or no shorts in the market.Manitoba bran {8 quoted at $11 to $12, and shorts $15 n ton.Ontario winter wheat bran is $11.26 t $12.50.and shorts $16.patmeal 13 $375 In barrels and $1.55 In GRAIN, Ontario \\winter wheat giver promise of being an unusual good quality this season.Bamples shown on the floor of the Board of Trade so far have all been con- gidered among the best ever seen by the re A sample of white winter wheat from Hamilton was shown by Mr.A.G.Thomson this morning.It war of fine quality.hard and full.and if lt is & fait coriter- fon of the cro the farmers ought to make money out o Corn has weakened + litle to-day, now stands at -2e Buckwheat In uoted a ae.Peas are &trong at 6âc, and there is a falr local demand for oats at 31 1-2¢c.and HAY.The hay market Ix still slow, and the supply exceeds the demand.Prices have consequently weakened, and stand now at $8 to $9 for No.1, a ton, 86 to $7 for No.2, and $1.50 to 36 for shipping.Prices f.o.b., Montreal.\u2014#\u2014 + THE CHEESE MARKETS.Very Little Change on Spot, High Prices Paid in the Country.But The cheese market to-day was a repetition of yesterday's.The pulilic cable remained unchanged at 378, and the range of prices on spot showed little change, but very high prices were pald in the country.Receipts to-day were heavier, J6.57 boxes of cheese and 2415 packages.The Journal of Commerce of New York says: * With a shade higher prices paid in the country yesterday.a further advance in Liverpool cable of 6d to-day.and a fair demand from both exporters and home trade dealers the market is showing a little further gain in strength with most of the business In large full cream on the basis of 7%c for fancy colored and 7T%c for fancy white; in fact, some holdera were inclined to talk T4c for fancy colored, but we did not hear of any actual business at that re.Some business was done with exporters early in the day at 7%¢ for colored end 746 for white, but later the finest factories were difficuly to vntam below the outside quotation.Small size colored continues in good demand from the home trade and held quite firmty at Sc.8mall size white held firmly for fancy qQuaiity, but the demand moderate.\u2019 Butter s not much in evidence.The range for creamery is 16 to 16440, thé only export demand being for boxes.eG = IN THE GRAIN PITS.Weaker Feeling in Wheat and Corn Both in the United States and Liverpool.wheat was In New York this mornin pot snid even slightly wealrer all around.a \u2018while, and then fell 1-8 to §2 5-8c ; September opened 3-4c down at 72 7-8c, but regained 1-2¢ ; December opened 3-4c down and galned 3-8c mt -72 7-80.verpool opened 1-83 up for September option at 6s 10 7-8d, but lost tffe 1-80 during the day.December also lost 1-8d during the day, cloëlng at 5s 7 1-44.Born options In EE pool showed a weaker feeling In h July and Soptem- her.and September Dose 3-4d on both.Spot corn remafned ateaôv at 3e 2d.In Chicago and New York corn was weaker also.In New York spot Was down 1-42 to 36 3-4 at one o'clock ; September option was down 3$-Rc at 37 Lie an\u2019! December was down 3-80 at 3% 1-2 SAI PROVISIONS.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Chieago Markets Stronger.The provision market was only fair this morning, the hot weather 1 \\poarently having sent consumers to the fruit stores ins stead.We stil quote : (Canadian pork at ne to Seto a barrel: pure Canadian lard.7 1-2c to a in palis, and compound refined at 51 hams, 10 to 31 1-2c; bacon, 11 to 1 por hound.The ChicuRo market wis strong; and at 12 o'clock was gomewhat higher than last night eptember pork opened 5c down at .and went up _7c ain.Beptember fora ned even he tell oft 3¢ and clit up again to $1.68 Qetaper opened pt markets vers Bteady.Pr fr 6.62, and went u Liverpool FARMERS ARE PROSPEROD gricultural Prosperity Outlook for Ægrivolt \u2018ts Bright.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEW YORK, July 29.\u2014A {nquiry into present EL cont at home and ab by the Orange J tural wecklles 1 son * that America In Ei world in general, is to see = of good times, based, pou the of agricultural pros } * One thousan millions of dollars will hardly measure the increase in the farm- erd\u2019 receipts for last year's pi the values that prevail so late as Over $100,000,000 of rm RAVE been wiped out, and the ng wp of other forms of indebtedness 8 become almost a manta at t ant.s has been uttended with such an increase in bank deposits that throughout much of the trans-Missouri country, interest rates on farm loans are down to 5 a 8 BR aed cent.contrasted wth 6 a 10 per cont.mors, late as two years ago.\u2018These gains at tho West are largely responsible for thé\u2019 vast increase in national bank resources of over: | 1,000 milifons of dollars since the low of 1898, und over 400 millions during the past twelve months, \u2018The two wheat crops of 1898 and 1897 have returned farmers nearly twice ns much us the crops of 1894 and n of over $400,000.000.Corn shows a à e of some 10 milllona, but these two staples alone make a net gain of nearly 6250, 000.The United States wheat eX tod |, during the past twelve months sold for about ns much ar the whole crop was worth in etther 1893, 184.or 1 While agricultural exports the ant months reach in the neighborhood ot 00v, by far the greatest on record, this { was partly due to phenomenal crop shorte age abroad.\u201cVe find po reason to anticipate te higher or fancy prices for produce, economy In production and brought about oy recent \\mprovements an having regard also to the chea| of .manufactures (aiso due to inventions) and the ease of money, our deliberate convic- ty ever enjoyed.This forecast is measured by the standard of the present, the exchangeable power.of farm products for the products of labor in other Poocations.\u201cThe advance in the value af.tural lands is noticeable, with à more active buying demand for improved of avail view uf the comparative scarcity able public lands.The ive stock 1 try is again flourishing, wi ndue- vival in the breeding of thoro stock.$300 to pare frequently pail for breeding animals of the £ and as high as §3,000 for a bull and i ¢ for a caw.The speculation in China hors continuês, 350 to ¥iof common prices, and \u2018over p.000 Han paid for à single boar.\u201d RUBBER FAMINE.nS A Suggestion to Make Provisiofs for : the Future.The tral and South America is ing Inadequate to the vast demand for it.occasioned or amounts now required for bicycle and car- rage tires.electric insulation, and ot forms in which rubber 15 now which were unknown a fom > Fat supply of crude rubber fom Cen- Increase in the \u201cThe Wheel.\u201d of New the control of Cuba.Porto Rico Philippines by the United States ust in time to start tre, er on a large scale in and thus avort the © rubber famine hh secms to be impen The average price for crude raptor scems, has risen 12 centr a past year.and the visible supply ix little more than half what it was a Jour This shortage is llkely to check the mana- facture of many things which tend to increase the comforts or utilities of elvii- fzation, unless an efficient substitute can be found.or an, Increase in the supply tu some way pro It ie said ar the Substitute ean be had by a new process, which utilizes the leaves the rubber tree, whereas the robes, of commerce in from but - Lis evident tbat.the nubatitute te.tami ged growth It takes about twenty the trees to mature, so that, how, 1t would give constderable troutle \u201c0 ee ertake the great advance in the con tion.but hy encouraging large plantations in the countries adapted for th world may be kept supplied in ure.MANITOBA WHEAT.(Special to the Star) WINNIPEG, July 20.\u2014Wheat is Ë to-day at Brandon at 81 cents and at William at 94 cents per bushel, - BRITISH AND FORBIGH.MARKETS.A Cable advices to the Board of Trade this London OT onst\u2014Wheat, qulet steady; maize, nothing doing.On pas- rage\u2014Wheat.quieter; ze, Tather easier.Country markets quiet.Liverpool \u2014 Spot \u2014 Wheat .steady.Futures.\u2014Whea.quiet; uly.5 nominal; August, nothing: potes: tem ber, 58 30744; October.nothin E quot : cember, 55 73%d.niet: uly, = La August, nothing a: ptember, Md October, nominal; December, nothing qu arts heat\u2014July, 22.50; Septem and December, Flo ur\u2014July, 83.tember and December, 45.10.Country markets firm.LiverpooL LATEST PRICES CURRENT, Jey 2 1008.d sd a Sorin Wheat : 8 000 Pork n 3 Cw es 3 Winter 8 § to00 Miche No Lula T 0 to 7 DeRacon n Î id No.2Cala 9 0 to00 Tallow 19 to 00 Com 3 2 000 Cheere, w Twi Peas b 0X to 00 Cheeso,o © ts § fn.TORONTO MARKETS, § TORONTO, Ont.July 1%0.\u2014Market quict.Flour-Dull; straight rollers in middie freights, are quoted at $3.60 [51 \" Wheat\u2014New Ontario wheat sold » In, north and west.old red Theat sells at 7h, « Oats\u2014White quoted at est.nDarley\u2014Nothing doing.and prices norme\u201d; $8.50 to $%9 west; and ; 3tc west and 409 on track here.Peas\u2014Quoted around Sic, high f Ontrneal-\u2014-Car lots of Ton das ¥ on track at Toronto rrele \"nia Buckwheat\u2014Nominal.\" Bran\u2014Sells at shorts at $14 west.\u2014Canadian, CHICAGO, July 2.Recelpts 2.000 bush: mheat, 224.000 bush Sore.300.000 push 85 bls our; shipments bush corn.5,000 bush of 20.\u2014 UTH, July 20.\u2014Recelp! wheat; shi , 384,000 bush TOLEDO, ty 20.\u2014Recelpts, 180, wheat, 24,000 bush corn; bush wheat, 7000 bush corn. ORLD WHEL MEET, Seem to Know What to do With It Now.\u2018- -e Tp m\u2014 ue : rm .\u2018 i\u2019 PN Ae TEEN'S PARK 1S APPROACHED.I ai Would -Now\u2014To Hold One of Its Own Right After.\u201cNot Take the Meet as a Gift YET ANOTHER OFFER MADE, .Butthe Request to Hold the Professional Trials for Vienna Here Also Declined.At the time ths question was discussed as to where the World's Championship Bicycle Meet was to be held, in case it was awarded to Canada, Montreal clubs claun- ed that Montreul wus the only place to hold it.\u201cThe executive of the Canadian Wheel- men\u2019s Associntion intimated in their wisdom that Toronto was tbe only place, and announced their intention Lo award it to that city.They did so, but, from certain things which huve transpired since, 1t louks now as if they hud come to the ! conclusion that there is a possibility of ** their having been imstaken in their judy ment.It is stated, mu fact, by gentlemen who bave no reason for a deliberate misstate- © ment of facts in the cam, that an informal , offer has been made tu Muntrael, to take «the meet, if it 15 awarded to Canada, off Torouto and tbe exccutive's hands, It 18 too lay, however.The\u2019 Montreal Aubg, who wanted the meet at the time © they asked for it, are now walling to let the executive do as they wanted te do at that time, and staud by and see how the thing comes out.\"In the first place it appears that A WELL KNOWN MEMBER OF TUE 20° EXECUTIVE \u201cWrote to the monagement of the Queen's Fark track in Montreal, asking tucm they would pot hkb to offer same special prizes, ctc., ami take the competit.ou be tween professionals, for the selection of à nr\u2018essional to represent the Asosciation er Vienna, oii the hands 1 the execulive.Thus waa before lin! avrangements were made for either the amateur or professional competitions.The wang they might consuier the request, 1 cutive would give them part of the profes: sional and part oi the amateur competi \u2018tons.This, however.according to the gen- \u201c> tleman who had mate Ne requést, was out \u2018of the question as v~cato must have the amateur competition.Then later on.the suggestion was made to _ \u201cthe-Queen * Park, in an indirect way, but by ofheials of the C.W.A, to take the World's Meet, if awarded to Canada, for a niée round sum._ This suggestion was also refused, with the , * intimation, it is understood, on the part of + the Queen's Park management, that, rather \u2026 than take the meet now, they would offer a #7 fhoueand -dollat'e of two worth of prizes, 3.for.an additonal meet in which all the com: Yt tpetitors it the World's Mett will be invited to compete, no matter whether the World's Meet 1s awarded to the United States or Canada, so as tu show them that Montreal CIN as good a place for the fastest and best n.viders in the world, to try one another's .mettle, as there can be found anywhere.GOT A DIVORCE.The Albany Telegram of July 19 mays: Justine Alden Chester has granted a d- cree of absolute divorce to Mrs.Marguerite Bomerville from her husband, Egerion .Bomerville, on the statutory grounds.The .,Qecree awards her custody of her children, , Wiolet and Christine.Mre.Somerville was .formerly Miss Marguerite Ie May.of Montreal.During Mrs.Somerville'a re- aidencé tn Albany she crrated a most fav- te cable Impression.She made many fri nls +\" here by her modest demeanor and Inter- 20; enting pyreonality.wy LH ade IT WAS ONLY A JOKE.Hving on Richmond street, who were ar- -fest=d on Monday on a charge of stealing a horse and vehicle from l.ouis Pacettis, a carter, were all discharged in the Pollce .Court this morning.11 appeared that the more or legs innocent prank of the young , off for a ride without any Intention of theft.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e _ AT THE BOARD OF TRADE.The following were introduced on the i> Board of Trade this morning: J.M.Wiley.Chicago, by James Allan; N.Beaudoin.Rusxeitown, and John Muir, of Chicago, by A.J.Brice: and W.J.B.Robson, Hamilton.by HH.W.Raphael.Principal Grant, of Queen's College, Kingston, also spent a short time on the floor.\u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014e\u2014_\u2014 CANADIAN HAMS.The Montreal French Chamber of Commerce have written a letter to the Minis- \u201cter of Commerce at Paris concerning the curing of Canadian hams with borax, and asking thaf such hams be allowed to enter France in the future, for consumption, - after belng freed of the borux that is nec- y+.ésSary to enable them to keep during the ocean voyage.ha Hon.W.S.Fielding, acting Minister of Railways, leaves Ottawa (\u201cis aflernnon, by the C.P.R., form trip over the Inter colonial, with special reference to the bluild- in of the two new grain elevators at biuli- \u2018fax and Si.soho ' THE WEATHER.\u2014 Wednesday, 11 d.m.\u2014Probabili- \u20182?Hes for the next twenty-four 2X.hours: Fine and very warm, «4 with loéal thunderstorms to- \"diy ; Thursday fair and cooler, with west and north-west Maxtinum: \u2018sud minim \u2018temperatures La Caper % a Bamonton 5: | on, 3 Qu'Appellé, 31: Winnipes.ort Arthur, 6, 58, Pa es Toronto, 88, 68; Ottawn, 8 ; Mont- .8 M} Quebéc, 8, 7; Halifax, 70, Resdines- by Harrison & \u2019o Standard In- ne PES cn os | | STRUCK THE GENERAL.£ AN > \u2018a .daté A 20 nits - Gen.Bhaftse, + a HE 18 NOW IN A MILITARY PRISON AND MAY BE SHOT.NEW YORK, July 20.\u2014 Much sensation has been caused in newspaper circles and among the military by the news from Santiago that Sylvester Scovel, a correspondent of the New York World, had assaulted General Shafter by etriking hün in the face.From the accounts of the occurrence that have reached this city, it would seem that the Articles of War cover the case completely, and that Scovel may be even sen- teuc to death, should u cuurt martial so decide.As to the incident itself, it ds waid that when the time came lo raise the American flag at Santiago, Scovel attempted to make lus way to the roof of the palace, with the intention in participating in some way in the ceremony.He was ordered down by the gwd.Immediate'y after the ceremony Scovel pushed his way to (General Shafter avd slapped the general's face.He was promptly arrested and confined.Scovel has been confined in the Carcel teal and was alterwaids removed to Sib- oney 1 the tug Colon under a small guard.Et is not yet knowu how his case will be disposed of.Ile may Le iried here or taken as à prisuner to the United States.® penalty for his offence is death.WASHINGTON, July 20.- Among offi- dials at the War Department Tudignation was explisss] this macmng at the attack upon General Shafter by Sylvester Scovel, correspondent of the New Yori World.Une vi these officials, gh in authority, wa J Lhat it was not a simple attack upon a vitizen, but upon the head ot an Amer- can ataiy, aid as such was an alfront to every American eiazen.This offical smd tinal an example shoul! have been made of tie correspoudent à such a way as to be come historic.At the same time, it has been - ascerta.néd that no orders touchhinx the case Moi ~tuent replied that | the Exe- had gene from the Department, and that tie whole management of it would be left to Genera: Shafter.ce THE GRESHAM.fhe Will Not be Able to Leave This Port for Three Weeks.The United States revenue cutter Gresham, which reachel Montreal in sections abaut u month ago, vn its Way from the lakes to the Atluntie, will not be ready to leave this port for three weeks yet.The work of placing and riveting the plates removed in order tu allow the boat to pass through the canals has been gulhg on steadily with a small force of men at the dry dock at the foot of Canning st, and the bottom of the cutter has also been polished and painted.The Gresham is one of the fastest boats flying the Stars and Stripes, her maximum speed being 20 knots an hour.and when she agaln takes the water, with her new coat of paint and other littie repairs here and there, she will be faster than ever.MORE TRIAL RACING.Seawanhaka Committee Finds Hard Work Choosing Their Representative.It (Special to the Star.) NEW YORK, July 20.\u2014At Oyster Bay to day the tral racmg of Seawanhaka-Cor- inthtan Yacht Club for tweuty-footers com- meuced again.Mr.Miller, the owner of the Akabo, has been making it bard for the Race Uommntee of the club to decide which 1s the best boat to send to Canada.His crew, composed chiefly of the Brothers Huntington, put in some good work in last week's racing, though the performance of the boat, considered as a whole, was of a shghtly uneven character.At times the Akabo would show marvellous bursts of speed, and at other times ashe would drop behind in a way that has not vii been explamed.In last Thursday's race she was three minutes and five sec vitds be ind the Seawanhaka, at the end of the first round, but finished almost even with the leader.She has started two and a hall minutes behind, and almost caught the leulers on the first leg.The -jyvtators have, therefore, wondered why die was not kept at her best going all the tne.\u2018This mas be explained by owing that the craft makes pheoomenal spurts in certain wind velgeities, trimming of sails, and at other times travels at a more ordinary pace.It has been noted by the committee, and, apparent fv.Lv every one else, that she makes her Les! w:ndwaid work when not as pointed laugh as the Seawanhiki will sail.The Cirne boat saws up to windward, like an ordimary yacht, and in an even and unal- teving way.winle the Akabo when not mrmmed too rlose, skates over the water \u201cpach hike an ire beat, and shows that faking of the horse and rig was merely a \u201clads, who jumped into the rig and started | she could beat the Seawanhaka if kept at her ovn best angle by the wind.It haa Leen sad by experts that she lost when «he toed to point as high as the Scawanha- ka, and that ber pecuirarities could be further experimented with to advantage by the crew she bemg in effect a new departure requiring special treatment, and much comparative testing.THE COMING CONFERENCE.Mr.Foster Thinks That It Will Have Good Results.(Special to the Star.) 20.\u2014The WASHINGTON, D.C, July American members of the Canadian Com- Mission expect to meet for organization on Friday.It ix thought that Senator Fair Banks will Le chnirman or nesident.Tha ex-Mcretary of State, Mr.Poster, who 8, of course, a member, says that the Amen- can pars of the Commission wili leave hers for the meeting place.in Quebee, about August 1.He thinks that the Com nnssion will have concluded its deliberations and Le prepared to make a report to President McKinley in time for him \u2018to transmit it to Congress when it meets next December.Mr.Foster is hopeful of large results from the Commission.} LONDON, July 20.-\u2014Lord Herschel sailed on the steamer Teutonic for New York to-day.en CANADIAN MINISTERS SPEAK.LONDON, July 20.\u2014A conference of the Colonial representatives and members of.Parliament mierested in tHB-colonies, was held on Tuesday, Sir Charles Ditke, MP, [residing he Canadian Ministers, Messrs.Mulock, Fitzpatrick and Jolv, urged the establishment of a faster Enahish and Canadian steamship service, white Messrs.Fisher \u2018and Blair discussed copyrights and patents, aldo arguing that.there i\" no reason why the importations of Canadian cattle should be restrioted.AIP MGR.LAFLECHE\u2019S SUCCESSOR.THRER RIVERS, Que, July .20\u2014After the funeral mervices of the lat& Bishop La- fleche yesterddy, there was a meeting of Bishops.It is rumored that three es- iasticn will.be nominated to succeed Mgr.afleche.They will be Canon Cloutier, of whom Mgr.Lafleche himself spoke of in his last moments; Canon H.Banl, Superior of Three Rivers Seminary, and Mgr.Mar ois, of the Bishopric of .It is also said that the name of Grand Vicar\u2019 Rhe- ault has been \u2018entioned.in\u2019 this conné®- ion.However, no sansunced, or under certain ! \u201cPeace will of necessity come soon.As Eh A QL ET deputation of officers of the Grand Lodge .vet the United States Government has re- ania Lad, B Dingmore, \u201cSWff Mit.of Michigan, who are present as the in- a _ _ ceived no official intimation that Spat of whom, with the exception cf Mitchell, Yited guests of the Canadian Grand Lodge.7 ~ - \u201cmsm == === « us © ! , returned, have claims on Bonanza, ora.were Introduced and presented the Grand d d: Bog ut Government, it will &, 2nd Hunkers which have netted $200,- Lodge with a gavel made of fragments of BRITISH GUN TRADE GOING.FINANCE AND COMMERCE.Ma ame Irelan \u2019 have to suffer the same reverses which fall \\ ; the United States battleship Maine.+ ; : to the let of all Govérnments, especially Te PERS SOI a Bae Grand Master Willlam Gibson, M.P., Birmingham\u2019 Indictment of the For- MORNING SALES.Canada s Hair Specialist, Republics, during revolutionary periods.\u201d One b ht back 330.000 and - read his annual address.He remarked Ha opened business for the season at Murray os rought back $30,000 and the other th pr eign Office.Bank of Montreal\u201425 at 245.Bay.Que.MAY COURT-MARTIAL TORAL.$20,000.They had been in the Klondike upon the exceedingly prosperous condi Bell Telephone-\u201445 at 173 1-2.All communications may be addressed, MADRID.Julv 20.\u2014The papers announce \u201cLous Henri we said have sold tion of the order under the juriadiction of Royal Electric \u201425 at 160 14, 50 at 160 MADAME IRELAND M: .y 20.\u2014 The Louis Emkins is said t - - .I \u2014_ ; 8 that the Cabinet Council on Monday yes- dorado No.7 for $130,000, A of io Bn the Grand Lodge, and to the financial sta Mr.Arthur Chamberlain, brother of the Toronto Street\u201425 at 97, 10 at 96 78, 50 .' terday was occupied with the capitulation j bility of Grand Lodge.He commended the Colonial Secretary, speaking at the annual ! at 97 18.Fo sax sr of Nant age P ?pr Pace also 11 Dorado Creek, \u2018°dges of instruction founded by the dis- meeting of Kynoe 1e Limit at \u2018Birming ! Montreal Gas\u20144 at 192, 26 at 192 1-2, 25 : MURRAY RAY, QUE.antago.; / ke, on 3 .5, .: : , The Ministers expressed surprise that brought about $50,000.Blake a an trict deputy grand masters.He referred ham, said our foreign trade in guns and 9 Canadian cho 125 at 84, 225 at 84 1-2 ad one should use ber Celebrated 3 General Toral had included the whole mili- of great hberality, and the wny he scat- Rls0 to the great beneft derived by Grand pre was in danger of bei deatror- 25 at 84 58 \u2019 © ry division of the province in the surren- te the gold dust in St.Michael before Lodge from its affillation with the Gen- y the action ol the Foreign ce.Dominion ( rred-\u2014 - der, and Captain-Genera) Blanco has been the sailing of the St.Paul is said to have | eral Masonic Rélief Association of the At one time Kynochs had a most val 15 omen Soa prefe 25 at 107 13, asked to send details.When these have been a \u201ccaution.\u201d .\u201cŸ Unitea Stat ac : t uable trade with Turkey, but the whole of Montreal Street\u201425 at 266 1.2, 125 at r Dee reseived.the question of à court-mar- D.B.Davidson brought 845,000.He has |.ted Bates ant anada, an organira- it had now gone, and orders for upwards! 260 34, 100 at 267 150 at 267 14; | N oO T ICE tial of General Toral will be submitted.has been ome of the most successfol pros- Mon to protect lodges and individuals of £10,000,000 worth of \u2018arms had been.195 at 267 1-2, 50 at 267 84, 50- (new at [I cyte?{ FI Imparcial learns from several mem- pectors of the Klondike district.He work.| aéainst the impositions of the tramp Ma- transferred in, recent years from the Eng- 263 34, 6 at 264, 25 at 263 34 wand |i .bers of the Cabinet that, in their opinion ed as a day laborer until he secured a \u201cgrub son.lish to the German manufacturers, while Halifax Raë\u201475 at 182 \u2019 0 eam Da ah um ermen for Spain to jue for pence would, be an stake.\u201d Then, after staking several claims Among the members in attendance is the En ish gun trade with Russia bad : I avowal that she is vanquished.Moreover, on Bonanza, none of whic .RE they believe that the Umted States, flat discovered french Guen Re rind\u201d ne Lieut.-Col.A.A.Stevenson, of Montreal, That loss of trade was caused by our for- MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Frinework for the crection of New York and teréi by the triumph at Santiago, would claim for a month, took out $3u,000 and who 1s a member of the Board of Gen- eign policy, which had made us so disliked Reported forthe Srar by Gordon #rrathy & Co, Stock Ottawa R.R.Bridge 1s being placed in South only consent to peace on unequal terms, and then sold it for $100,000 \u2019 eral Purposes.that foreign (Governmenta would not place Brokers, 9 &t.Bacrament atrest, Channel St.Lawrence River at Cornwall Island.R ent ace , : ,000.ith Foglish manufacturers.July 20th.July 19th Navigation through this channel is closed n that, therefore, it 5 preferable to con orders ot Posi th ould loge thous Auk.Bid Ask id Navigators and Hiver en fake warning and use tinne the war, in t ope of reconquer- TES.gain, in Persia they wi ose Lio y No ban ich i ing 8 portion of the lost territory.ASSAULTED HIS BROTHER OTTAWA NO ends of pounds owing to the action of the ihe ig uf aw Moreh Cheong Tn ex arate co.\u201cAs the Government makes no sign it .rovernment in seizing arms in the Perm Jo) 3 = can only be supposed.\u201d says Fl Impareial (8 Guif, and that trade had been driven into 7 5 7 3 = 3 ou ; À > péciai to the Star.) : bie 181 179 190% 1794 \u201cthat the Ministers disagree on the ques- the hands of Belgians, Germans and the Cou \u2014 1044 \u2014\u2014 104 Lon.\u201d &r a Demetre Yocovoloff Fined in the OTTAWA, July 20.\u2014The funeral of the French.sb Do need do pue 7 10th 104% Grand and Petit Jurors seme Polce Court.late Charles Boyce, editor of the ; Han- The statement that the u landed in Montreal Te pie gli Wo 154 10 Th ° GRAND TRUNK WORKS.sard, took place from his late residence the Persian bachutely antrue Phe tribes- Rich à Ont der, Co.0 8 \"i 37% ST to Beechwood Cemetery this morning.heir Lee Metfords by stealin D Bonds | -.= LA b b Thre eet upwards of twenty cases) Those present included all the members Ton on our own soldiers, and Their Mar Loto oS ho in pars eo of thw Improvements Decided on by the on the sheet for hearing before Judge of the Parliamentary press gallery in the tini-Henrys were weapons which had been Mh Feri] 53 given, that pursuance of the Management.gas, in the Et whe ie TNOTDINE.| ang the members of the Hansard and sold by our military authorities for a few Do \u2014 107 \u2014 provisions of the law, respecting Demetre Yocovolof, who (meaulted 18 1 use of Commons staff In town pence.\u2014London Paper.Montreal Gus Bus 1374 1914 bh, Jurors and Juries, the under- : >rother with a carving ife, the outcome .: : ' 172% 5 .: \u2019 Th f the Grand Trunk an of a Jealous quarrel, was found guilty of Mr.Charles Murphy, barrister, commia- Royal Kier or.159 18 1594 ! Jy signed has caused to be made au | e managemen he \u201cte ran | Tag! oo the offence.Only a nominal fine of 82 and sioner in the Kingston Penitentiary en- A large fleet of auxiliary craft is being Toronto Kailwar o M extract trom the Assessment and | poune Lost oy ve, in ani Port costs or ten dave was imposed.Alfred quiry, bas returned from Toronto, where, made up by the United States along .ue = oO) oo Valuation roll for the year 18%.giving thonames Huron, and Pr that object in view archi.lJenis, whom it was alle ed held the plain- assisted by Mr.Hyde, accountant, of Mont- Atlantic coast, and will be moved to Cuban 13 \u2014 ag of all persons named on such roll, who reaido in i Ho, ow engaged in figuring on the tiff while the accused did the stabbing, was 144) he has heen prosecuting hls enquiries Waters where they will be placed on block- nu Eo wr the city, and are qualified to sot as Grand and ! : dismissed with a warning.ade duty 20 ma Petit Jurors.and that said extract will bo sub: ; vost of roundhouses and machine shops George Butt, for stealing a horse and into the eharges against Engineer Dev- © 20 sa 250 1 .for these places, the estimated value of get of harness, was sentenced to three lin: The Spanish torpedo gunboat Termer -~ = = on ome or NS for its approval ab w hich will be 370,000 pach.Jetrd with months.: : \u2014\u2014o_ ario, which has been undergoing repairs at M OX ET ne hee id to h ter the fifteen days of\u201d Arrangements have heen compieted wi Stanilias Roussel ho f 18 ssumption, Paraguay, for weeks past, bas 45 Sn © da tea the Detroit Bridge Conpany for the re | to the a Roussel, boy of 18, ne sent.CANADIAN POSTAL NOTES.left that port, going in the direction of : 154 we | À.GOSSELIN, i 3 4 7 Luilding of the bridges on the line between given a term of five years.Cuyaba, Brazil.| ardt AS Sat 180 \u2014 180 CITY CLERK® OFFICE Actiog City Clork.ere n JC mond, \u20ac T1 se ver 2 ° - oad _ _\u2014 x + Richelieu River at St.Hilaire has been ne OTTAWA.Ont, July 20.\u2014The postal goimertal Bank, ipa Bank Tom \u2014 18 Montreal 18th duly, on | 1679 completed, and the remaining five or aix note system will be Inaugurated in a few MINING STOCKS i queses Tok Bank 14 IC hn \u2014 | will be proceeded with at once.It is ho d LOST ON THE BOURGOGNE.davs, Mr U.8.Everett, superintendent A | La Banque Mationale .\u2014 s.ZZ - \u2018 ° v8, .3.8.+ t noon to-day quotations for active ; Union Bank.110 163 15 3 to have them jendy Jor the situa, when of the money order branch of the Post- British Columbia ining_ shares as re.; Cana n Bank - 141 139 1 139 MON EY TO LEN D : rond or mences port he Mr.Cesaire Letourneau, of Grand Mere, Office Department.having perfected ar- | by R.Meredith & Co., 51 St.Fran.pUpivlen ile Made 0 \u2014 10 #1 On frat morigage.Private funds, $350.Address | 8 : : : ; : * rangements therefor.The notes will con: cois Xavier st.as follows : fochelags Baak .18 \u2014 165 \u2014 L.1875, dar Office.1681 = father of Miss Anaide Letourneay, who was int of sixt à nat ; Big Three , on k of Ouans = mi s \u2014 je ! AC ost on La Bourgogne, has consult is at- sist © xteen denominations, TANgINS Can.Fioids Syn LT 7 Incand Ligh uo.CUSED OF ASSAULT.torneys, Messrs.Beaudin, Cardinal and from twenty cents to five dollars.The Can.Gold Fields By os 10 ne x Ho = m\u2026 or um Carc Cariboo Hi Lie .jade Hou » NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE.; Loranger, about the responsibility, of the Government's commission will range from Cariboo - 60 do pret 100 80 10 5 ST ET, Fred O\u2019Rielly, 99 Marlborough and Wil- owners, of the nmshap, and it ie kelÿ one cent up to forty cents, being at the er Park.178 18 Nenh-West Lond Co.prd 54 5154 54 5 Specially reported for the BTAR by C.D.Mook, 16 St.am Giles, 108 Marlborough were arrested that suit will Be (Entered for She ee rate of two cents on notes up, to $2.50 and Even To Intoruations! Gow 6 ou = = opis pos trees rae ire J.B.Brobe & Gas \\ 13 morning on a warrant froin the Po- ; ecease three cents on the $5 notes.ese postal Fern.70 73 Canads Paper Bon \u2014 - -\u2014 J .July 19.} Toe Cœurt Sor amautt, Jus.1urson, the ond of her effects.notes will be fssued by postmasters Golden Cache \u2026 50 Qunsds General Bonds.zur one ih Ov Clone.plaintiff, claims the two attacked him and \u2014\u2014\u2014 d be h Gold Hills De \u2014 30 Dominion Co 2 nu 3 | Amer Ootton ONCo .\u2014 = _\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Mrurk and kicked him in the face.The throughout the country, an ar the date Iron Colt = De do Pret 107 108 18 Do do Pref.\u2014 _\u2014 \u2014 were remanded = y THE BELT LINE BONDS.stamp of the office of issue.They must {ron .@ Do do Bends 107 1 Wi Amer Tobscor Go.19% © 118 ing ae \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 be cashed within three months of the date Tropaides \u2019 a B Montreal Qottog i Go 150 160 150 amer en Retin.Co 19% 4 133.334 Ç J : of their issue.Jumbo\u2019.LL .8 Do de Bonds OI == o Prof.-\u2014 1 1 (The, anama Cable advice that the Un 1h, shareholders of the Montreal Tan | ~~ Mos Grin, Con 6 Bleu sm à RES un ER the acceptance from anywhere by the Beit Line Railway, at yesterday's apeiial ZOLA LEAVES FRANCE.Montreal Red Mountain.TB Cotton Mills Ce.We WB oy Apion, Be Te al ne We Mi 13% 3 enernl meeting, authorized the direct 2 di 5% +\u201c West Indian and Panama and Jamaica 8000 ng, e directors Noble Five.\u2026. crop would be In excess of home con- _ ee 3 -~ ~ \u201c3 2 > 5 ff \u2014 or = Va @ | sumption, There were good selling orders 149 149 uy = .% Re ° *% 3 + the leader, but ruled lower on heavy rea- FAILURE OF THE CORN oop, | ; © e mn \"a Using sales, in which Pacaud led tor Mont- Nu t \u2014 nu : : ; real fes.There wer ny in DUTINE the coming ue a every v ma P a = e = - .many \u2018sections of the corn belt, which quid use Foot Elm corns wonld be a of | A LATE MAP,OF PORTO RICO; in \"Sha marks \u2018oakneas, but, predie 12e Peut, Vi Cane ra patine SoM ) - 1 LA\" : : 1 = use Foot Elm in your > I æ .; .tions of frost sem prices up again.Bep- 6 tor $1.00, at all reltabi : ; 05 Lytle dde A LIVIA en ; gun acid at So oË to 11 &4c and u9 to |-gey postage aoû mail of to yo \"a ! hy ; ; ; tn Ce ; , » %.] © SPAIN WANTS PEACE, But Can Only Obtain It at a Terrible uly Obtain It at a TerriBU Lo REBELLION AT HOME OF COLONIES ABROAD.WASHINGTON, D.C., July 20.\u2014A die tinguished diplomatist, who receives daily cables from Madrid, said to me this morn: ing, while out for his daily stroll in the cool of the day: \u201cIt is true that the Spanish Cubinet wants peace; and peace it will have soon.But that peace will be even more disastrous to Spain than would be a continuation of the war.There are pow in the kingdom three different parties, one of which is bound to succeed, but that success necessarily mean ruin to Spain.\u201cPhe first and most important factor in Spain's future 1s the Carlist party, entire- antagonistic to the present.dynasty.\u2018the motives of the members of this party appear purely seitish, the success of the pretender, Don Carlos, being their ultimate aim, but they are by far the most werful.Next comes the Weyler party, ollowers of the General, and of his great friend, Romeo Robledo, who would like to in power thewselves; but at the same time are afraid to declare antagonistic to the Government.Third and lust, but pot least, come the Republicans, with Salmeron at their head, all holding Utop- jun view of a free Latin country, whic they will never realize.At the same time they are a menace, as all disquiet and disturbing elements must be.The actual Government does not really count in Spain's affuirs to-day or in her future.It is helpless, vacillating, au the tide goes between the moons of yester-night and today.If peace were to be declared to-mor- row, there would be a triple revolution in Spain, each of the three parties named striving their utmost to attain their ends, but utterly unable to bring order out ot the chaos which would ensue.; \u201cThe Queen Regent is a nonentity in Government affairs, obliged to put her name to decrees whether she approves them or not, and swayed by the flattering tongues of her favorites.The three parties mentioned are desirous of peace, because it will further their ends.They know that as soon as peace is declared a revolution will be precipitated.The humibhating truth cannot Se kept from the Spanish peo le.The leaders of each party.will, to further their own ambitious ends, see that the truth is made clear to them, force upon them a realization of the fact that their country has met with a humiliating defeat.It will be easy to convince them that the defeat and humliation is due to the existing (Government and they will be ready and ripe to espouse another, which, it will be remembered, 18 à question to be solved only by foreign intervention, as 1 have stated, for in such a case all three parties will be relegated to the unimportant and unoffensive position which they should hold.KLONDIKE OUTPUT.Mot Bo Large as Was Predicted , But Sas SOME LUCKY FROSPECTORS WHO HAVE RETURNED WITH FORTUNES.\u2018 DAWSON CITY, July 25, via Beattie, Wash., July 20.\u2014 The output of the mines of the Yukon region this year, while it has reached between 10,000,000 and $15,000,000, has disappointed even the more conservative estimates made last fall and based on the prospec, then existing.One of the most prominent civil engineers on the Pacific Coast, who has spent this winter in the mines, eaid : *\u201cOomsidering the fact that less than 20,000 poorly fed men have gotten out this winter almost $15,000, 000, the Klondike has made a showing that entitles it to consideration as the greatest gravel deposit in existence and the richest in the world.The placer mines of Celifor- nia in early days is its only rival.The great riches of the bench claims on Freuch, Chief, Little aud Big Bkookum gulches cob- tinue to be the wonder of the mining men in the interior of Alaska.These benches are old river beds which have been broken up by an eruption of the earth.À continuation of the nver Led was found near Huwuker Creek, and while but little prospecting has been dune, it is tho t it will turn out very well.Eldorado aùd Bonanza (\u2018reeks have proved all that was expected of them.SOME OF THE LUCKY ONES.Of those who have arrived on the last steamers, probably the most fortunate of the claim owners this year are the Stan- leys of Seattic, and their partner, Charles Warden, of Los Angeles.They hold claims 25 and 26 und half each of 24 and 32 kldo- rado Creek.A portion of their clean-up was 1,400 pounds of gold.It was packed into Dawson from the mines on five horses.John lee took $200,000 from a claim, and he and Andereon bought half of claim No.32 for $150,000, \u201cNigger Jim\u201d Daughtary has disposed of his interests to à London syndicute for $1, 000.The richest clean-up from a single claim is that of N.E.Pickott.Son.e place ijt et $80,000, but this figure is treated with ridicu.e by men who worked un the saine creek.They assert that if Prekott has cleaned up a cent he has taken out of the earth at least $200,000.His claim is El durado No.17.1f five boxes of gold sacked up in the office of the Commercial Hotel are uny evidence, Pickott, who is a Canadian, has certainly been successful.Fred.Berry, brother of Clarence Berry, the \u2018\u201cKlondike King,\u201d brought out certificates of deposit tor a very large amount.He brought a quantity of nuggets in a plain ine box.Berry's clean-up is estimated to he in the hundreds of thousands, but he carefully conceals the exact amount, \u2018Con Von Alstine stands well up in the list, with close on to $100,000.May be Soms Arrests There of Pares pe pe Pa CAROLINE PARWS MOVEMENTS AT MONTMAGNY BEFORE HER ARREST.(Special to the Star.) QUEBEC, July 20.\u2014 A local French paper is responsible for the statement that Fabien Pare, the father of Edward and Caroline Pare, died some years ago of a broken beart in Quebec,because of the shame which his children had brought upon hum.Edward wae even then quite an outlaw.His sister, Caroline, after the death of her father, left with her mother for Montreal.The mother has also since died.Blanche Saucier, the alleged daughter of Caroline, pretends to be really the daughter of a great lady.It was her second mother, she says, who gave her the name of Saucier.She lived with her in Montreal, near Viger square, and they were frequently visited by Edward Pare, whom e Ci uncle.The prisoner, Caroline Pare, arrived at St.Thomas de Montmagny on Fmday, the 1st July, and stayed with her child at her cousin's, Madani Widow Regis Chiquette\u2019s.She visited next day Widow P.Bonneau, a cousin of her mother's.On Sunday, the 3rd, she was at St.Pierre, Riviere du Bud, at J.Prouix's, who is married to her cousin, also\u2019 at another cousin\u2019s\u2014(ieorge Chiquette.On Tuesday, the 5th, she went to Montma- gs and took the train for Notre Dame du oF , where she visited other frienda.She returned thence to Mrs.Chiquette\u2019s, where she was arrested.All the relatives visited hy her say that they were surprised to see her, as «he had been out of their way for a long time before.e detectives are now tracing home to her certain \u2018bills of the Dominion Bank that were circulated in Quebec, and in the circulation of which a number of parties not yet arrested are supposed to have been implicated.tri MASONIC GRAND LODGE.Annual Communications Opens at Toronto To-day.GRAND MASTER GIBSON DELIVERS HIS ANNUAL ADDRESS.(Special to the Star.) TORONTO, July 20.\u2014The 43rd communication of the Grand Lodge of Canada, A.F.and A.M., was opened this afternoon \u2018in the Temple building.Over seven hundred members are In attendance.The City Council and the Toronto lodges presented addresses of welcome, and a ~WED! \u201cJULY 20, 180 , QUEBEC: INTERESTED.ese They.Are : KRNOWI.There are two Slater Shoe Stores in Montreal: DOWN TOWN\u2014249 St.James Street.UPTOWN-\u2014 2315 St.Catherine Street.These are the only stores in this city that can sell genuine \u201cSlater Shoes,\u2019 because they are the only authorized agents appointed by the makers of \u201cThe Slater Shoe.\u201d All genuine \u201cSlater Shoes\u2019 are stamped on the sole with the maker\u2019s name and price, $3-00, $4.00 and $5.And every real \u201cSlater Shoe\u2019 has its name woven on the web.- And then there is the tag telling exactly what leather the shoe is made Of, stamped on the hote thus by being al:@ a coupon good for five cents the Makers.on a bottie of J eather Life * Slater Shoe Polish.\u201d fee the name en the Web, Without these identity marks there are absolutely no genuine \u201cSlater Shoes.\u201d Thon there 1s the Tug.Slater Shoe Stores DON'T BE If you haven\u2019 seen that Goodyear stitching machine in full operatian at 2315 249 St.James Street, - » Slater Bros.2315 St.Catherine Street F.W, Slater.SORRY.St.Catherine Street, you've a good thing yet to see.It\u2019s drawing crowds every day.Shoes on exhibition in every stage of manufacture, Geo.T.Slater & Sons, \u201cThe Slater Shoe\u201d People.168*ntyl - 3-00 EEE error EBEEEES EEE Fidei LAST EDITION.} à cet it iT ON A 14 JE A erm SAA ep RR - 4 Fi Fe rage pre rd JA [eu PUE JES CT amet Re ES EE EER ta ep 5 en | Annual Meeting of the Sharehold- Gross Amount to Credit of Revenue ~~ LAST EDITION - ER / ors of the Company Held h Yesterday Afternoon, REPORTS WERE SATISFACTORY.Account for the Year Aggregated $956,000.A NET PROFIT OF 8277160.Company Last Year Made Eighteen and a Half Per Cent.on Invested Capital.4 The fourteen annual meeting of the Royal Electme Company was held vester- day afternuvu.The reporte preseuted are considerwd lu be of a satisfactory nature.The old Board of Directoru was re-elect- ed us follows: Hon.J.R.Thibaudeau, president; Messrs.D.Morrice, vice presi deat; F.L.Beique, Allan K.Macdoneil, H.2 Holt, J.A.L.Strathy, À.Brunet, Edwin Hapson, Robert Cowans, and Wm.kL.Browne, gor oral manager.The fiscal year ended on May 3ist last.The gross umount for the year tu credit of revenue accounts for the business trana- actions of the company aggreguted 3950, - he expenditure for labor, materials, operation, maintenance and general expenses amounted to 338.067, leaving a gross profit of $19.76.From ths 1s 10 b> deducted Interest and fixed charges amounting to $2609, making an aggregate net profit to the company for the year of 3277,- 160.From this net profit there have been declared four quarterly dividends of two per cent.each to the total amount of $i2n,- wo.Bundry debls uncoliectable or uf doubtful value accumulated, now charged to profit and loss account to the amou:l of $10,110.The directors have also decided to charge to profit and loss, on acount of as- seta in patents, which were reduced last ear from ¥180,000 tu 390,000, the sum of 000, The directors have also charged to profit and loss accoun these items Depreciation oË plant, 825,000; diminution of value in inventory of merchandise and factäry product, $8,002; for unforeseen coutingen cies, 810,000: added to profit and loss $13 000 The lights in operation are direct current] arc system, 1B42.alternating current in- condescent and are 70,44); motors 1041 horse-power.In additional equipment last year there was expended $101,707.This includes fifty- eight thousand for lighting stations and general construction.The increase in incandescent lights connected during the year was 7,736, or nearly as many as dunng the two years ending May 31st, 1807.Some of the additions in arc lights are for street lighting in the town of Maisonneuve, with which muni: lity a contract was made in November, Toor.to continue for a period of ten years.A number of contracts for lights and motors have been entered into for periods \u2018of five years or more.he alternating current motor service has increased steadily, and promises to grow rapidly, customers being satisfied with the power and the motors, and having demonstrated by experience the advantages of electric current motive power.A contract has been entered into with the Dominion Cotton Mills Company, Limited, for the use of electric current for motive power to the extent of at least 1.500 horse-power for the operation of the machinery in their mills in this city for a period of twenty vears.The contract carries the privilege of increasing the amount of power to be used up to 3,000 horse-power.It may, rea- wonably, be anticipate! that other large manufacturers will soon take measures to obtain the advantages of electric power.The work of completing the building and hydraulic works at Chambly is approaching completion.Orders now on hand for electrical apparatus amounts to $300,000.Among the contracte secured during the year was one for transmitting current 33 miles\u2014the longest distance, and at 722,500 volts, the highest voltage hitherto undertaken in Canada.The statement is as follows: : BALANCE SHEET, Amount invested in real estate, lines, machinery .and general plan FE $1,800,831 À Chambly Mfg.Co.stock subscribed for.200,000 00 Interests In outside plants and other Investments .178.790 14 | Merchandise, manufactured and in process .Lo.454.991 4 Accounts and bllls recelvable.847,425 57 CBRBRL.Le vel eee een cee eee 8,041 23 32.999, 090 32 PROFIT AND J.From May 31st, 1*97, to May 31st, 1808.To Interest and fixed charges.$ 42,60 35 \u2018\u201c Four dividends of 2 per cent.each declared on capital stock.Lie eae 120,000 On «\u201c Amount charged for doubt- fui and bad accounts, etc.16,110 26 «\u201c Amount charged as depreciation in merchandire.8,992 17 * Amount charged on mcooun of patents.Le .00; 90,000 00 * Amount set aside for contingent account.10,000 90 * Depreciation on piant.25.000 00 * Balance.\u2026 .+.245,919 80 $663,631 58 The statement shows that the compeny last year made 1812 per cent.on the investigated capital as compared with 16 1-2 in the preceding yvar.À dividend of 8 cent.hax boen paid yearly aince 1891.n lis address the president mentioned that the company employs 600 hands and ita wage bill exceeds one thousand doMars a day.In material last year $400,000 was expended.volume of business exceeded one million dollars increase.business in new customers and for ligh's the increases were fourteen and sixteem per cent.respectively.The addition of new plant Has resulted in an economy of oon! consumption of 3300 tons of coal as compared with the ogurus for two years There is a rumor on the ctreet Lhat « bonus of at least on- por cunt.wi! be n=- clered thris Week.This is not confirmed by the directors.Pept BOSTON ALDERMEN COMING.A\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 His Worship the Mayor will hold a reception in he City Yar onday morning to give the aldermen and leading corporation officials an poi Mayor and Aldermen of Boston, who wi arrive in Montreal on an excursion early in the day.The rty will subsequently be taken either for a drive round the Mountain or a trip down the Lachine rapide.a DEATHS.In phi city, on the Joh pendicitis, } \u2018 8 au, °° FI a daughter of lat Frañk__ Braseau, of this Funeral Thursday.Sist inst.at 8 am., from the General Hoapital t Cote dew Neigea Cemetery.ends a acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.MeCRORY\u2014AL Cacoutis, oo the 30th inat., 3 0! ph.MeCro at the sgn of If | Funeral Tater.inst, Bra- BRAZEAU- of .Pl En GARCIA IS SULKY.Cuban Leader Withdraws His Support From Shafter and Goes to Ses Gomez.INSURGENTS ARE TROUBLESOME May Yet Join Spanish and Turn Upon the Ametican Troops.BLANOO STILL HOLDS ON.The Spanish Commander at Guantanamo Refuses to Recognise Toral\u2019s Terme of Surrender.{Special to the Star.) BANTLAGO, July 20.- -Garcia has left the camp of the Cuban army and started westward with a detachment of picked men to confer with Gomez.Garcia makes no secret of his resentment over General Bhafter's course since the surrender of Santiago, aud his conference with the Cuban commander in-chief 1s regorded as baving a good deal ut importance.GEN.MILES AGAIN DELAYED.WASHINGTON, July 20\u2014Gen.Mies has been ugain seluyed in essling from Kiboney for Furto Rico.The delay in this case 1s charg! to the failure of the navy to provide the required convoy.The war depart- went was iu cable communication with the General to-day and again he expects tuat the Yale wiki sail before night, Meanwhile the reports of the Department from Tampa show that so much of the ex- edition to Purto Rico as was to be drawn rom the camp there has already started though it may be a dav or (wo more before the ships leave Key West.BLANCO HAS NUT RESIGNED.MADRID, July 20.~1 pan.\u2014The Minster of War, General Correa, categorically | denies that Captain-General Banco has resigned.He adds that therc is absolutely no news from Cuba, \u201cas the Americans control the wires and refuse to tranamit officiai despatches.\u201d REFUSED TO SURRENDER.General Parreja, the Spanish commander at Guantanamo, refuses to be included in the \u201ccapitulation\u201d of Santiago de Cuba.According to Spanish military law, a commander can surrender the troops which he personally commande, but he cannot oblige other commanders at distant points even under his authority to follow suit.Conse quently it 1s held here that the \u2018\u2019capitulation\u2019\u2019 only comprises about 7,000 troops ac tually at Santiago.THE BANK ROBBERY.(Special to the Star.) NAPANEE, Ont., July 20.\u2014Nothing new bas been made public in the now uotori- ous Lauk roubery, which 1s bringing Na- panee into such prominence, exvept that the Attorney-General has promi to allow Mr.lorter, Ponton's solicitor, to see his client this afternoon.Mr.Wilson, Anckic's solicitor, also expects to interview his chent.N¢ word has been received from Boston, where Mr.Baines, ex-manager of the bank here, nnd County Constable Bills have gone, the former to identify the coins said to le ir Hoiden's possession, and the lat.tor to jrove thal he is the tramp who was i arreatel here 'ast aummer in company wiih | Pare.! It is said the detectives are subjecting the prisoner Mackie to a severe examina: tion daily.It is also said that 85 of the unsigned #17 lnlis wer.found in Mackie's house.These tume « uy be correct, hat so careful are all concerned in the prosecution that even when facts are ascertained they will in no way acknowledge their truthfulness.Pare has not been well for a few dave.Jt is Lot thought that the examination will take place on Friday, as Holden will not likiey be here by that time.0000000000000 MAY 518T, 1898.Capital stock.500,000 (0 Debentures outstanding.638,414 05 Bubacription to stock of Chambly fa Co.\u2026 \u2026.-\u2026-\u2026, 160,000 00 Dividen payable July 2nd, Unclaimed Dtvidend.\u2026 .MT corued interest.5.456 73 Bills pavable.123,000 0 Accounts fhyable Ce ie ee ees 206.388 66 Other llabéflities.69.638 38 Contingent account.20.000 #0 Profit and loss .245.919 80 $2.299,060 12 entités OB8 ACCOUNT.TR 319,769 42 THE CRICKET MATCH.Tlayed at the M.À.À.À.on Account of Poor Grounds.-.Owing to the poor condition of the Mc- Gill grounds, the McGill vs.Toronto cricket match was commenced on the Mont- reai grounds.The match began at half- past eleven this morning with McGill at bat.Like the Montreal team yesterday, they made a good beginning, Messts.F.P.Btrickland and F.W.Terry making 37 and 28 respectively, but those down near the bottom of the list going out very quickly.This last, however, Is not especially because of the poor, Work of the local players, but because of the good fielding and bowling of the Toronto team, Mr.Summer ville especially distinguishing himself by taking five wickets for thirteen runs.The score of this morning's play is as follows: McQGILL.W.W.Walker, b Laing .«7 F.P.Btrickland, stp Saunders, b Sum merville.Ce eeeans cer 05 een aes BT T.W.Terry, ¢ Tucker, b Burrows.» H.C.Hii}, ¢c Summerville, b Laing .5 W.H.Phillpot, ¢ Tucker, b Bumemr- 1 teens Beers avsagte evrou0 \u20ac yall balls.we a.»» a.e.gees ] WI Oe © Qu ay vras re-commenced at hâlt-past oe afternoon with Toronte at bat, | _-.: - 8494031456 0160000004 as of \u2018Accidents } PS6OHSOSOD OOI090PSIS DECEASED HAD ESCAPED From Longue Pointe Asylum Some Days Ago.k MRS.BELLEFEUILLES DEATH ON THE TRACK YESTERDAY, The coroner held an enquiry at the Notre Dame Hospital this morning into the clr- cumstances surrounding the death of Mra.Beltefeuille, who died at that place from injuries received from being Biruck by the train from St.Jerome yesterday morne ing.From the evidence taken, it appears that the deceased had been an inmate of Longue Pointe Asylum for some time, and the authorities of that place missed a key which was afterwards found on her person.She was missed from the asylum three or four days ago, and no traces were found of her until her death was reported yesterday.The story of the engineer, Balshaxsar Vincent, is that while entering the bridge over Monarque street he saw a woman ahead of him walking between the tracks.He whistled, but she did not appear to hear htm.He immediately shut off steam, but could not stop in time to save her.The body was terribly broken up, there not being less than twenty-two fractures of the ribs and several limbs broken.The jury returned a verdict of excusable homicide.ttn CHILD'S TERRIBLE DEATH.Fsll Into a Washtub at St Genevieve Yesterday.A child was drowned in = tub at St.Genevieve yesterday, (oroner McMahon will visit the place this evening and investigate into the circumstances surrounding the death.mme SUDDEN DEATH AT ST.JULIE.The coroner visited St.Julie de Verch- eres 10 inquire into the circumstances surrounding, the death of Joseph Dubois, of that pice, who dropped dead while talking wrf some friends last Monday.No jury was called, ax the coroner decid that he died from natural causes.FELL THROUGH A HATCH.An accident occurred on board the boat St.Romans, of the Manchester Line, about 3 o'clock yesterday, when a man named Joseph Farreau, 29 years old, and hving at No.15 St.Ignace street, fell 15 feet through u hatch while loading cos).He was taken to the Notre Dame osapi- tal, where it was discovered that he had badly bruised his spine and side.JOCKEY CLAY IMPROVING.Joc key Clay, who vas t,ken 15 the Royal Victoria pital because of injuries received from being thrown from Is horee i~ last Monday's races, 13 gradwany mm.Proving.THE RACE COURSE AGAIN.An exercise boy, at the Bel-Air race course named James Jenkins was thrown from the horse Jim Lisle while exercising him this morning on 3+ course.e was conveyed to the Roy) V'otoria Hospital where it w.s found that he hl cislocated his show:.Ju and broken vne of his | whi:; wiül necessuave les aiayiug + Quite for some tims.STONE FELL ON HIM.The Notre Dame ambulance was summoned to Cote St.Paul abou.m for a man named Joe Boivin, 62 yeirs ud, living at that place, who was struk he a stone which fell on him while work.nz un the canal, ES BURNED TO DEATH.Father and Son Cremated in à Shingle Mill.\u2014 (Special to the Star.) BT.MOISE, Rimousk! County, Que., July 20.\u2014The shingle mill of N.Chayonetta waa completely destroyed by fire this morning.Unfortunately two lives were lost.They were those of Gufliaume Ross, the night watchman, and his 17-year-old son, Solomon Ross, who were overcome while fighting the flames, and died before they could be rescued.i TWO TORONTO ACCIDENTS.ik TORONTO, Ont., July 20.\u2014 Robert Smith, of the J.B.Bmith Lumber Co., was driving down town this morning with his wife and two daughters, when Iris horse ren away near King and Yonge streets, Lringing up only by colliding with the Street iiway pole.+ buggy was wrecked and all of the occuphnts were more or less mjured.Mrs.Smith and her l0-yearod daughter the most seriously.The daughter was unconscious for an hour or more, Joseph Vince, a two Jour and eleven months old child of A.Vince, an ltaian fruit vendor of Queen street weet, was run over by a Queen street car last evening.The child's little brother, only a little older than himself, a gallant effort to save him, and pulled him out from under the car, but not before his right leg was cut off below the knee.et DANGEROUS SIDEWALKS.À painful accident that occurred last week in Westmount indicates the necessity for increased vigilance on the part alike of authorities and citisens generaily.1t ap- Leors that as Mrs.Clark, daughter of Mr.chnson, for over a third of a century connected with the post office, was walking in company with a lady friend along Greene Avenue, one end of a plank on which the lady stepped, suddenly tilted u throwing Mrs.Clark violently forward, lending her on her face.cutting a deep unab, and inflicting other injuries which, tugether with shock, rende: her insensible, She was conveyed to her residence, and the family a physician promptly summoned.It is alleged that the sidewalk parti t had been .time in « bad condition, and that repeated duty it was to see that the planking, ote, fect The in ed] $ v y in t t; as Westmoun vi in the y as : rhe of revolence.e wis for years secre of the Hervey Institute for Young Chil.for some time yet on account of her in- was set right, but without the slightest been identified for years with ren.Mra, Clark will be confined to her house .juries.The Spanish TransAtlantic Meamship Gore Tea dés Re ue ; om - SUA {- MURDE A Chapter} \u201cJohn Proctor, ae of BED EIGHT] Sensational Arrest of Four Indian Assassins Near Port Arthur.KILLED FIVE RAILWAY MEN.While They were on a Fishing Excursion Five Years Ago.PROOFS OF CRIME FOUND.Three Other Murders Laid to Their Oharge- Were Oaptured By a Ruse.(Special to the Star) PORT ARTHUR, Out., July 20.\u2014 One of the most sensational murder cases in the history of Untario has come to light here by the urrest of four Indians, who were brought to Port Arthur jail from Heron Buy lust night.\u2018 The prisoners are all brothers, John Lock.Moses, Joseph Moscs, Lewis Muses und Antonia Moses.The Indian brothers are accused of committing eight murders.The first occurred four years ago, when they accompanied five section men from Heron Bay on a {ishing excursion.The day betore the railroaders received their pay.The section men never returned.When Joseph Moses was searched yes terday, a silver watch belonging to one the missing men wus in bis possession.À year after the brothers siew two of their relatives tor some fui.The following year, it is alleged, they maurdered a fur trader, who was exploring the vicinity of their hiding place.Their arrest was made Y Provincial Constable Whalen and two local conata- bies.For four years the Ontario authon- ties have been trying to capture these men snd only recently Detective Rogers started on their trail again.; They hived in the woods like savages, and each wus armed with a Winchester, the guns having been conveyed to them by their friends aîter their first crime.; Yesterday the Indian agent was paying treaty money to the Indians at Heron Bay end Constable Whalen took this opportunity of catching the murderers, who, shortly after they emerged fron their hiding place were bandeuffed and on their way to prison.Er THE SHOOTING CASE.Mailloux, the Injured Man, Gives Evidence, Jos.Mailoux, whose aleged encounter with his wife aud another man in St.Henri a few days agu, resulted in his being shot in the leg, appeared in the Police Court this morning and gave evidence in enquete, 1 He was brought from the General Hospital.The evidence was mostly a recital of the circumstances as taken by the detectives at the hospital.The man who fired the shots is still unknown.Mrs.Maillonx dec ares she was nut there and succeeded in proving that she was at the house of a friend two miles away fifteen minutes after the time | of the shooting.; Mailloux holds to his st and persists he was shot, showing a hole through bis felt hat and the wound in bis eg.; He said that on July 11 he recoguired his wife and another wan whom be did not know on Rose de Lime street, St.Henri.Taking him by the shoulders, he says, she pushed him against the fence and called on her escort to \u2018\u2018take n good look at him.\u201d Then the man fired four shote at him, two missing, and at the mame time struck him on the mouth with his flst.After recovering consciousness he managed to drag bimself to the cars and was taken to the hospital.Mr.Poirier, who represented the accused, subjected the witness to a severe cross examination.Detective Sameon related his connection with the affair and the efforts to capture the guilty party.The case wus then adjourned uatil tomorrow.- En POLICE CALLED IN To Settle a Dispute in the St.Louis Town Counoil.The municipal council of St.Louis met last evening, under the presidency of Mayor Villeneuve.Alderman Lajeunesse was the only alderman absent.A letter from the citizens of the East Ward was laid on the table.This letter asked that the salary of the engineer, J.E.Vanier, be cut down.After the meeting adjourned, an incident wo of notice bappened.Mr.Crevier, one of the oldest citisens of St.Louis, made a complaint against several of the aldermen, saying that they were incompetent, and did not fulfil) the dat- jes for which they had been elected.As un example, he maid the contract for beaches in St.Louis Park had been given without the question being ht before a regular meeting of the Council.This caused a lively discussion between Mr.Crevier and the aldermen, which might have ended seriously if the police had not appeared and cleared the hail.TRANSATLANTIC PASSENGERS.Those Who Sail by the S38 Lauren- tian To-morrow.The Allan Line steamship Laurentian.Caplain France, will naj} for Liverpool tomorrow morning With.the following wa- loon passengers : Ven.Archdeacon Brig- stocke, Bt.John, N.B.: M.H.Bommer, Mrs.Bommer,' Bolton, Eng.; Rev.H.\u2019P.Dewey, Concord, N.Y.: Mr.Bridley Gil- man, Mrs.Gilman, Miss Gilman, Spring- fiald, Mass: Miss Ingles, Toronto; Mr.Mrs.Prootor' and.maid, Master Irwin Proctor, Miss Nelitle Proctor, Hamilton, Ont.; Mr.Pereira, Mrs.Pereira, Ottawa, Ont.; Mr.Henry H.Stan- ger, New York; Mr.Slater Willie, Rat Portage : Mr.T.A.Wills, Mr.L.J.Wills, Liverpool, Eng.: Mr.Young, New York ; Mre.J.H.Young, Mise Young, Ban Luis Rey, Cal.OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.Grain freight rates this morning were ; moderately firm.er rs were Is « 4d; to Glasgow, 64 to Is 9d; ndon, quotations cover heavy and 5: igh a) tes Were zath et, % retool, Be vo A Toodon and verpool, Les to 8.84; to BEAUTIES OF STE.AGATHE.Many Advantages of the Place as & |.7 - \"US a mer Res re \u2014 The line of the C.P.R.has slowly but sure ly advanced uorthwards until it is Jara steel bars reflect the sun\u2019s rays for up: wards of one h miles as they \u2018wind round charming little Jakes on the base of frend mountains, where the primeval st e affers on opportunity of rest ant.change to the wom out city slave of modern civilization.© traveller recog: i es on s and up- \\ vl at every ht .pew ghm patures panorama, \\ 18 « irite are exhilarated as his lu inbale oo Jure, light, cool air of à gradually as cending altitude.Eveuy now and then the train stops at some hamlet to allow a few rs to alight, but the Mecca of the large majority is the now well known Ste.Agathe des Monts, whose grand surroundings makes the visitor pause in ail- ent admiration at the silvery \u20ac Sable, whose placid surface reflects like a mirorr the foliage of the surrounding moun tains.Scarcely half a dozen years ago the [ace was only a very small country village whose local wants were fully supplied by three traine a week, and the occasional traveller was met by a single trap to convey him to the village hostelry.Now there are two trains every morning for Montreal, and one returning every evening, while on Tuesdays and Thursdays, the train leaves Montreal in the moming, re turning at twenty minutes past four in the afternoon, and the new Sunday train that arrives at noon and returns at seven, aforde ample time for a dnve round the thady shores of the lake, or have a row or sail upon ite surface.A The traveller who arrives to-day finds himself somewhat bothered to know how to get through the crowds of st ling bumanity who are intent upon retaining possession of numerous nondescript parcels the result of that little list which was presa- ed into the hand of the head of the house as he was kissed good-by and hurried to catch the early morning train but he could avoid this impediment to his progress if the limited space that the station platform affords had not already been well occupied y eome score ur more of young women.Having overcome these difficulties and secured your baggage your next thought is to make a selection of a place to stay at which would be no easy task with three drivera intent upon securing you unless you were as fortunate enough to have a good friend to call out; \u201cI have a room for you at vie Bellevue Hotel,\u201d and at the same time be handed into a covered vageon with several other passengers and be driven quickly to the hotel.e scrupulous cleanliness of the room and the snow white linen at once assure you of comfort and repose.On the first floor at the rear there is a gallery from which one can see one of natures grandest pictures.It is then that one un- erstands why the hotel received its name for ther can be seen the grandeur of a golden sunset in the mountain ion, the peaked mountain at the head of the lake standing out majestically dividing its brilliant back ground as it dies away in two fiery streams on the lakes\u2019 surface below.Next morning after a well served country breakfast, the order of the day was a drive around the lake where many fine villas and residences owned or rented by Montreal's prominent citizens were passed.On leaving the village the party first drove over the private road through Presque Ile Park, which was -constructed by the Hon.Mr.Nantel, Mr.Raza and Mr.Henry Garth, whose beautiful residences nestle among the roc and trees on the bank of the lake and this road which encloses some four hundred acres is free from dust and very shady.There are many little points around this park that would form ideal spots for a rustic country residence.Across the lake which is narrow at the peint on which Mr.Nantel\u2019s house is sitanted, Hie.Worship the Mayor of Mont- - & residence rines, while lower down the street where the German flag and the blue ensign of the Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Ciub float in the breeze, are situated the rustic residences of Mr.umgarten, His Hon.Judge Doherty, Mr.James Crathern.AH bave andsome residences on the nill- side overlooking the Castle Rest, that thoughtful inception of Miss Wand's.Here the *pacious veranda is Bo arringed that every healthful breeze that blows contributes its share towards the peace and pleasure to be procured at this charmi a summer resort.Montrealers can readuv understand how well the house is ar fer, nor need they wonder that it has tn bold so as to enable Miss Wand to build a larger establishment for the increased business.Looking across the water one can catch A glimpse of Mr.Octavian Rolland's rad acres, and the \u2014unprz'en- ticus though pretty villa of Mr.\u201cinest Howard which seems to have hid itself with maiden-like modesty from »ul- gar view.The great change that has been wrought in the place ia mainly due to the energy of T.Prefontaine who has developed an excellent electric plant with power house, driven by water some mile or so from the C.P.R.station, and an in- exhanstable supply of crystal water brought in by gravitation from a nei boring lake.nother lance that it ents to the city of Montreal, is that no attempt to water the streets is made, and the dust from the Saraha-like sand is something to be dreaded.But there in another inconvenience of an almost more serious hature, though of political, not natural origin.For the space of nineteen years Mr.Forget, who has a very handsome brick store, held to the satisfaction of every one, the position of post master, but the Gor ernment made a change although a large petition was forward against the principle that the postal service was.for the enefit of the politician and not for the public.Now the mail delivery is so mized up that business men will be forced to find another place for summer recreation, the telegraph being costly.Owing to there not being a vi Inge office, cue gentleman remarked that it had cost him nearly three dollars additional for transmitting his telegrams to and from the station in one day.The mistaken detention of a letter might easily represent a large financial Lona.b or those who are fond of sport, there la good fishing to be had at a lake nine miles from Ste.Agathe where a neat little hotel affords excellent accommodation, and where the obliging host, Mr.Joseph Forget, will procure a boat and a guile for either of the lakes.e woods around there are full of game and the guide said that an abundance of duck could be had at a lake twelve miles further on.In going out to any of these lakes from the village it would prudent to strike a bargain with a team owner as they have exalted notions \u2018of their value.The country roads in the country, have n much im- pro owing \u20ac assitance given them by the late Flynn Government, who granted $3000 for that purpose which was well expended.| e Government it is understood will give $800 for the same pur pose.\u2019 BRR rts BEL-AIR RACERS.First race\u2014Three-quarters of a mile, for four-year-olds\u2014 * Dumbarton .Time\u20141, d race-Thres-qu of à mit maidens\u2014 : .Gieam Bramble .re ems 1 N r Bab 3 Agter 3 rendered to Gen.ter from Cuba to Spain, were opened at the Army building were ten bids by individuals and and one joint by à number of Smad ome SL, ro CON COMBINE CAN Majority of the Market Committe Suspicious of a Non-Combine Tender, Because Lowest.THE CONTRACT IS DIVIDED.The Greater Bulk of the Coal Will be Procured From the Dealers.in the Combine.MARKET OLERK APPOINTHD He Will Replace Mr.Metras, the Missing Olerk at the East End.Abattoir Cattle Market The Market Committee held a long meeting to-day, most of the time bemg taken up with a discussion of the tenders for coal.Exactly ninety-nine tons of hard cual are required for heating purposes in the var- ous city markets, and twenty-seven tenders were received.Twenty-six of the tenderers, the combine men, quote $8.10 for stove coal and $5.85 for egg.The one fone uon-combine dealer, Charles Charland, quoted $5.85 for stove coal, but did not quote for egg.Ala.W ilson,who 18 a dealer of wood and coal himself said that Mr.Charland stood in about the same position as Mr.Belling- ham has stood for the past two years.He bought bis coul from New York parties who had kept it stored in that city for a more or less lengthy time, the coal being likely to depreciate n value.The combine suld nothing but the coal, and the committeee would find itself ahead if it bought combine cual, even if it paid a little more for it.There was only a \u2018few cents difference in the price anyway.Ald.Gallery inted out that by the acceptance of the lower tender the city would save fifteen dollars.Id.Wilson said that the amount was not worth considering, when the difference in the quality of the coal was con- side He suggested that the contract be divided among the tenderers at the combine prices at the discretion of the members of the committee.Ald.Lareau said that by adopting that course the committee would certainly encourage the whole trade, while by accepting Mr.Charland's tender, oniy ove merchant would be benefitted.It would be much better to give a little encouragement to everybody.Ald.Gaguon said that if Ald.Lareau\u2019s idea was carried out there would be no use advertising for tenders.It was the duty of the committeee, he considered, to give the contract to the lowest.tenderer.Mr.Charland was a perfsetly responsible and solvent man, and he could safely be depended upon to give thoroughly conl and quite up to specification.Ev \"body knew that the combine prices were higher than non-combine ones.That was alt there was in it.Al.Gallery reminded the members that the Road Committee had awarded a large contract for lumber to the lowest tenderer, and as n resuit the whole of the lumber, though badly wanted, bad not been deliver ed yet.As A result the committee bad had to run about to get its supply.end the lumber bad cost far snore than if the second or third lowest tenders had been a'cepted.A any rate they should remem er that there was only one man tendering below the combine price.Ald.on said that that showed that he was a man with plenty cf good will and energy.He was prepared to give every guar antee 88 to the due fulfilment of the contract.Ald.Wileon said that in past years the committee bad ignored the lowest tender, why should not the committee in the present case do likewise.If they had been satisfied with the quality of the coal wu lied in the past y make a change ?He id not think that the committee shou d consider Mr.Charland's tender at all, be cause be did not tender for egg coal at Ald.Lareau thought that Mr.Charland might be given a contract for a few tons, and if it turned out all right.be might receive the whole contract next year.Ald.Gagnon moved that the contract for stove coal be awarded to Mr.Charland and the contract for maple to the Wilsm Company, the lowest tenderers.° Alderman Gagnon alone voted for his motion, and Aldermen Wilson, Lareau.snd Gallery against.On motion of Ald.Lareau, it was decii- ed to give the contract for twenty tons of stove coal to Mr.Charland, and the en- tract for maple to the Wilson Company, the balance of the contract for coal to be divided among seven of the tenderers selected by members.of the committee.A letter was read from Chief Detective Carpenter, stating that he had heen unab'e ty locate Mr.Metras, the missing clerk of the East End Abattoir Market.Mesars.Cyrille nier and Maxime Rodrique were proposed for the vacancy by Aldermen Lareau, Wil son and Gagnon respectively, the gen:le- nian first named being eventually appoint ed by a vote of three to one.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE WEARISOME HEAT.Events of the Becond Day of the Hot Spell.There is no abatement in the severity Arselin, Alphonse Gag- | of the torrid wave that at present is passing over the city, nor is it possible to predict when cooler weather may be M anything it i» even hotter esterday.The sun is ausert- a vigor that makes the life of the average citizen very uncomfortable and miserable.Every one who can pos r'Wy get away to the country, and lakeside resorts is doing so, but there are thou- sande whose duties keep them in the city, and the night, with its refreshin breezes and cooler atmosphere is very welcome to such as these.which vas \u201cHa va breeze wafted through city.The asphalt pavement and t Yesterday the heat, to added an excessive humidity, the stone fronfs of the houses made things decidedly unpleasant for the estrian, and in some streets, where shade trees were conapicu- ous b and an the face the heat they to the annoyance of all them out their absence, the air was like unto last of a furnace.The sidewalks nolithic pavements threw back into could not absorb, whose duties took doors.Théwre were fortunately many places where one might catch a breath of cool air, such as the mountain and perks, and these were crowded throughout the entire afternoon and evening.owards evening the sight of thunder clouds looming up in the far north made every ome DY, as it was felt that 2 \u2018storm, with its osolina effects, was imminent.However, the clouds ane around the city, and the storm did not materialize.REGISTERED AT McGILL.The greatest ain.registered at McGill beat was 87.8 degrees, and the minimum 60.6.To-day the thermometer inge were.as follows: 1 am, 72.7; 3 am.7.17; 5 am, 713; 9 am, 835; 11 am, 855.At eleven clock this mornin ing was thred at the same time gether probable t to-day will is concerned.is not so great AX the present mo voidity in the ai as it was being record 5 for the corresponding period be a te cord breaker, as fir ne the temperature for nth e hu- to-day \"a IT octo, ca avait at o'e ue afai ok that taken In excess\u2019 en ip erday, and it is alto- DEWEY DID IT SAMPSON.DID.IT 2 WATSON 0-2-2 __LAST EDITION _ EVERYBODY 0 - 2 SMOKE DEWEY, SAMPSON | TUXEDO Manufactured by A.H.WOOD & CO., Montreal.CR 168 ntySeod eomm\u2014\u2014\u2014 A good breeze was also blowing this morning, and this bad the effect of making the heat more endurable than it was yester- ay.Perhaps the warmest place in the city is the wharf.There the heat is simply stifling, and is playing havoc with the bar rels of molasses, treacle, sugar, and pitch lying on the docks.Two men in the employ of the Canada Switeh Company have succumbed to the effeuts of the torrid wave, and had to quit work.À guest at the Albion Hotel was prostrated shortly after eleven o'clock this toring.and had to be removed to the General Hospital.Meusrs.Pillow and Hersey have had to shut one of the chief departments ip their rolling mills ou account of the hot upell.On St.Catherine street this morning en old man suddenly fell to the pavement, and when picked up was found to he suffering from u slight attack of sunstroke.He was removed in a grocer's wagon to his home., The workmen on the many new buildings, which are being erect in the city this year, are great sufferers from the bot wave, but so far no prostrations bave been reported.The thermometer in the observatory in the tower of the City Mall registered the following readings yesterday Fs, ren 3 pan, 89; 11 pin, 74.To-day, 7 a.m., 74; be, 89.PORTO RICO\u2019S SENTIMENT.HALIFAX, N.8, July 20.\u2014In view of the reported Hots at Mayaguez, Porto ico, the statement of C:ptain Mattson, of the brigantine leo, which arrived last night, from ports in that island, ie of interest.le told a reporter to-day that the sentient of the native poputaon of Porto Rico was entirely in favor of the United States and against Spain.The only fortified port 1s San Juun, and not more than 3000 fighting soldiers are on the island.Capt.Mattson cruised around the island from end to end and had exceptional advantages for observing the attitude of tue people.He believes that the natives will ut once join forces with the Americans, and that the surrender of the island will he secured with little fighting.Prov sions were plenty and everything was quiet and peaceful on the island when the leo mailed.The food supply was so plentiful that some of the business meu were growling that prices were not higher, \u2018 THE STOCK EXCHANGE.A Sharp Rise in Pacific and Street Railway.IONDON LED THE WAY IN THE ADVANCE\u2014ROYAL ELECTRIC STATEMENT, Star Office, Wednesday, 2 pm.Montreai Street and Canadian Pacific were the features on the Stock Exchange to-day, and the latter made a gain of about 1% points, while Street sold at an advance of 1% points.London led off with an advance in Canadian Pacific, and Montreal and New York followed suit.The first sale was at 84, and the last at 844.The revival of the rumor that a basis for a settlement of the rate war ae being negotinted seemed to have had its usual effect, though it is not the first time such a desirable end was thought to be within sight.The increase in the earnings of this railway as compared vith a decline in those of the Grand Trunk may also have had an influence.Montreal Street started out at 2684.and after one or two fluctuations closed at 267%.The carnings Continue good, those of Tuesday bein , an increase of as compared with the same date last year.New Street also sold up to .The advance in these stocks within the past few weeks har been quite remarkable, and the more so that these prices are realized ex- dividend.Royal Electric opened ¥% higher, but sold back to 160.The annual statement issued to-day was considered aatisfactory.The increase in this year's earnings is 2 per cent.and the volume of business is placed at $1.000,000.Outside of these stocks there was very little of Interest.The expected movement fn Gas has not taken place, and prices ruled about steady.Toronto Street closed % higher.1.J.Forget & Co.'s cable gives the prices of Canadian securities in Lohdon as follows: Grand Trunk first preference, 67% .third.20; Canadian Pacific, 854; Hudson Bay Davies & Co.while W.Mackentie and L.J.Forget & Co.were the buyers.Wilson & Gillespie and W.Mackensie sold Royal Electric, Nash and Durnett buying.Montreal Street was bought by G.elr and Forget, and sold by Welr and Wilson.Hanson and C.Meredith sold raile and Barlow purchased.NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Specially reported for tbe B by C D.Monk, 165% »acrament wrvet, local mscagee for J.8.Noche 8 Co., Mow York, over private wire uly 2.July 18.- Ope.Amar.Cotton Off Oo.-\u2014 \u2014 -\u2014\u2014 \u2014 Amor.Tobawoo Go 1.Jib NS UE 18 Do do Pret EL SR \u2014\u2014 Amer.Bugas Retin.Co.132 13% a i Amar Boivin MT G5.À OR Ji A 13 15 34 % is 134 a 70 ; bt BF Nw = Li 1 5 es TOUR A Cleveland ce dan.\u2014 == = NX Delawar deca.\u2014 7 6 = pe RG = = = 2 emacs 8 Shore & Ae \u2014_\u2014 - \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 Do do do wet .\u2014 \u2014- \u2014\u2014 == Valley.To EX rm - A 5% \u201c x 89 poet.\u2014 \u2014 po -= Re » 58% + Blig 2 3 ae wo a Hyg = == \u2014omu a = me i ow = FE saw 65 111 1ENSE OUR REGULAR gC Auction Sel \u2014OF\u2014 Furniture, Carpets.Linoleum, Ollcloth, House Furnishings, Crockery, Second-baud Furniture, etc, Will take place at our rooms, 241 and*243 St.James Street \u2014ON- ' FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 22nd, AL 2.30 pa.IRAE & DONNELLY, Auctioneers.WEEKLY SALE Excellent Household Furuiture, Crystal and Brass Gusaliers, Cape.pets, Mirrors, Pictures, Parlor, Bedroom.Dining stoou, .Library and Hall Furnitum Tweeds, Cloths, Dry Goods uôd lots of Odds and Ends otf all kinds, BALE AT OUR ROOMS, Noa.1831 and 1888 Notre Dame Streat, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 22nd .AT 3.3% O'CLOCK.M.HICKS & CO, Auciieneers, rst te8 2 Westmount Lots in | Choice Locations.The lots to be sold BY AUCTION, FRIDAY.JTLY nd, at BLEVEN © Are among the best vacant Jota left in West.mount overlooking the St.Lawrence valley.The neighborhood is established as one of the best residence sections.Size of lot 54 feet, & inches front and about.150 feet.deep, érms easy.Sale at the rooms of J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, 10: ST.JAMES UTREEF.W.M.KEARNS, Auctioneer.At our St.James atreet Rooms, on Thursday, 2ist inst., at 2 pk, A Btock of ansorted Dry Goods.Enamelvnry and\u2019 Tioware Utensils, Cudery, Fat.cy G Far Albums, Nickel Tea, \u2019 ts and Cote ee Soap, Tes, Coffesantut ti goods, Ip retail lots and Without reserve.MARCOTTE BROS, ; Auctionvers.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SPECIAL SALE.I have a client leaving the.ocity .who wishes to dispose of a fine villa jot above the Boulevard, nrea 30,633 feet.is Is one 54 of the finest sites on the Modntaïn front} i: the view can never be obatraeted.A bars 30° gain will be given to an iminediats puss: \u2019 R.A.DUNTON, 110 84, James In re Michel Thivierge, Jr., No.2192 NOTRE DAME ST.Montreal.The undersigned will soll by public a : No.89 St.Tame stroet, Montreal, on uetive, WEDNESDAY, the 27th JULY, 1898; ALI) OCLOCK AM.| ' The assets of the ve named, as fol Lot No.1 Stock of Boot and Some re Soe Macbieery and Tocia cree el\u201d achinery Tools.Lot No.2 Kighta of loass to 15 May, #0 510 98° Conditions of sale CASH.\u201c The «tor; will be open for inspection on tb instant.For further Information apply Wo ALEX.BDESMARTRAU, Curator, No.1598 Motre Dame St, Montreal 188 She MARCOTTE FRERES, Acolensers.- \u201c 2 3 Sherr: Co 4 > AILIFF'8 BALE \u2014 PROVINCE bec, District of Court, petior .De.M.Desautels, Pla M.Renaud, Defendant.On the 29th July, lssf, at ten of the clock in th at the pièce of businesa of the said «nt, No.1566 Notre Dame st.ja the Ci Montredl, wilf be sold, by authority of and chattels of the 3 Defendant, seized in this cause, cônglsting fixtures and household furniture.Terms 3 L.E.BACHAND, RB.8.C.Montreal, \u2019 July\u2019s 0th, 18ve.168 1 SPELLS OF ACTIVITY.Market Continued Strong After JF But Little Business Was Doig.: (Frem the Btar\u2019s Special Wall Street.) NEW YORK, July 20.\u2014There - wavy few moderate spells of activity dû during the morning bourn op thé * Sto Exchange.But these las \u2018oF minutes, after which extreme dullness vailed.At the start, Prices moved gularly, but strength soon developed, with one or two exceptions vanced throughout the list.Pre 9 rates for = ing exchan 1-2 cent to 485.ta 4.88 rv pen i thé security market continued strong, there was very little incresse the vols of buriness.American vas -bo freely, and moved up :1 78.ounlt.i Government bonda were one point high in bid price.> ras Railway bonds we but only moderately active, ere SSHCASD CLONING PRICES port the closing prices to-day as A wrest, son > Mighoat.\u201cLowe, \u201c : aps - 24 same TA TA At Clearing Prices! PARISOLS and SUNSHADES At Clearing Prices ! N's COOL CLOTHING At Clearing Prices! ME TERME CASH.Canned Meats; Boiled Rounds Beef.shoes.>.1620 hu Catherine Street, Corner St.wrence Street, Corn: Hi Éleur reet, Corner Hertheles Be sal se Catherine Stree el East.7 Cbabotiiez Corner Centre nue Ropers THE LAING teseoirs JOFIN MURPHY & CO.2343 St.Catherine Street, Corner of Metcalfe St.1£8y1 Si \"KEEP COC | [KEEP COOL or if you do not like Canned Goods, try our : Cooked Meatssuch as Boiled Ham, English Brawn, Head Cheese, These meats are all carefully prepared, are free from bone, nu waste, reasonable prices, finest quality.Hubert er Simiibanlt surert es ; Streets, Pt.81.© artes Corucer St, Catherine and \u2018oliver Ave, Wrstmeant Packing and Provision TELEPHONE 3833.You don't want your house heated up this \u201c+ warm weather cooking dinner, when you can purchase all kinds of =.ve.* CO., LTD.168471 Seve 22e Aaa 0-8 Aad FOODS \u201ccoves CPP Se THE E.B.EDDY £0.$ Standard Quality of .| GROCERY BAGS Are selling to-day in open competition with any other or poor- © er make of inferior quality at the .es .LOWEST PRICES arc with the LARGEST DISCOUNTS.Telephone to No.1619, or call or send order.Cor.Latour & St.Genevieve Sts.Montreal Allan Line Steamships, Montreal to Liverpool.From From Meamers Montreal, Quebec.; Wa dom Laurentian Thurs, 2i Jaly .oo 3e : Calsifornian Thars, 25 July a Nuviidiau T .Parisian it Aue Cabin Passaxe $52.50 ana upwards: Secon: | Cabin 834 and BW.2%; Moe to Liver I, Glasgow.Lon don or Landenderry, Base and 33,30, Paris, 82% Midship saloons, spsr:ons promanade decks, electric Mghts throughout.Nu double west ing in saloon.Glasgow.Derry and New York Service 18 daly.State of Nebraska 29 July, 1 bm.29 July.Hanzoliaa 12 Ame, 1 pom Cabin Passage.8155: Retnrn, B88.Second Cabin, wl Return, $64.18, Nteerage le vw gas Uerrs wr Queenstown, For freight, pastage or farther information apply te = & A, ALLAN, Montreal bosten or Philadephia.ar ee ne ee D eee D Le DOMINION LINE.STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPCOL seuv ce rm Mont rey) From chriehec July 23 Harmen July 5 230 pm\u201d July 9a m.July 30, 6pm yy 4, daylight ug.7 2.30 pm Aus.», dashight Aug.13, 230 pm.Aug 2.dayligut July TG 230 pm.Steamer From Boston.Canada, | July 23, 4.30 pon, * New England Aug JL op om.{ Passage \u2014To Lirernosl or Londonderry ~Cahin.and upwards single, XIV) ao upwards return.FAL singie.$66.75 Lo $75.40 roture.ye London, \u201cqueenstown, $20.50.erage uveitis \"asso FL 10 Ouvtrin light, spacions promenade a deck.Por fac or farther internat hor apply to any agent of the Dave TORRANCE $C : 27 ne.Sacra Sener Agents, \u201cNORTH GERMAN LLOYD Er SorTHANETON, gry Trave, Tu, July 36, 10a.Kais W.L.G.Aus, t6,7pm.Haale, Ture.Au 2 iym 2 Trave, Tu, Z, iv : Lahn Tu, Az.46: K.rican An, 0, ap rw Ras SERVICE * SOÛTES NDOSN, BREMEN.i itpo Los nes July 21, Ben\" Friedrich Thureday, July .ce RAR APE GEN® - July 23, Ya fw | Kay.Wo.{Lau Aug.6, 9am.| Fulda.| 2 OELRIC cus & Co.?Rowling Green N.NIAMIK x Wrsrox,, 39 Kiaco es 83, 7 8 gle 38 Ei LA TTERAREY St.Tie 9j ctopie Bi WwW.H anor, Us se FE Acheter ve Maildingh Agents for Montreal ae EET IE TWIN SCREW-EXPRESS LINE 3 SN uly 21 ¥.Bismarck, A Victorie.\u2026 .Aug.11 A.Victorie.TWIN SCREW PASSENGER RERVICE.; \"NEW YORK \u2014 NANBURG DIRECT.© Phoenichs July 50 : Palatia LL.Aue 13 Aug.\u201861 Proton.su sn Aug.20 HAMBURC-AHFRICAN LINE 27 B'évés, N.Y.pre Tawny ao 3 = John street.Montreal, st.Jam A TS as Fol Beh fen he ca eet \u201chaan D-AMERICA LINE raie, -MER.gra comfort, superiar ROCOURROÉ book and teria to Gon.na \u201d ave ee ow Yok.mp Batters! Bt.J Hay! Mulling Bt, W.H ~~ 165ty Saw nly RAILBOADE.(CANADIAN i \"PACIFIC KV: Lakes Huron 3 Superior Express Steamships Alberta.Athabasca or Manitoba lea ve Uwen Sound for Spult Ste.Mario, Fort Arthur and Fort William on mas vf train leating Torouto at 1 esdayw, Thursdays and Saturdays SEASIDE THROUGH CAR SERVICE (From Windzor St.) Portland, Me.and Old Orchard Sleeping Car- {20 p m.daily.9a.in.week days.St.Andrews, N.B.- On Frid September 2nd.d.sp.tm.a ars.undl Beach Parior Car, SUNDAY SUBURSAN SERVICE.Laurentian Mounta n special leaves 9.16 from Dathousie Square Station for at.Againe.St.Jerome, etc.allowing about seven bourse at 5, Arnihe.Lake of Two Mountains Special 10a.m, leaves Windsor St.for St Anne's, Vau dreull, Caledonia Springs and Plan tagenet, giving Seven hours a Caledonia Springs about seven hours at that point.IMPROVED SERVICE.Chicago, Detroit, Chatham, London, Toronto.8.50 am.week daye (Windsor St.) \u2014 Through Sleeper and.md Class Coach to v! nn Day eC to Detroit.ai (Windsor St) \u2014Tbrough Day Coaches to Detroit.City Ticket and Telegraph Office, NEXT 10 129 St.Jamesst., =x1Te 165 THE cst Crompton Hygeian Waist is made in Ecru and White, im-four dit- terent styles, auit- able for .Children, Misses and Ladiés.Can be laundried A without injury, Re- *,.cominended by the \u201cleading medical men SOLD IN ALL THE STORES.BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.Ask for TEE CRORFTON, WAY Santé Lv.Vtoaper\u2019 to to Chicago, : bas goturnl ng i 3 Je randon IIIS SYSTEM GRAND TRUN | BEL-AIR RAOES.JULY 14th to 80th 4 Joins 2 ri be run on 80 pm i Cp nas OFAPEXOURSIONE a, de 3 re Special tech at eis p.m.+ Ro (0 various pointe À var! puin 3 ipo ana Nortb Dak ne trip tickets pur be sold touny of tho Quotes Tick bce food oe ona one ue .chets n he pA Brad unth sepicinber Til.7 Saturday and Sunday to Monday Ex- curalun tickets sre now où sale to numerous ints, ticulars of which way be ascertained By obtain ing from Grand Trun Ticket Offices \"eekly Excursions\u201d Pamphlet.PORTLAND OLD ORCMARD REACH.Ex.Sun, Lve.MONTREAL.8.00 a.m.Arr.PORTLAND .45 p.m.Arr.OLD ORCHARD.6.88 p p.m 7.3 Buifet Parlor Car où 8,00 à.M.train and Buffet Sleeping Car on B.45 p.m.train.FAST EXPRESS TRAINS-TORONTO AND WEST.Dai X.Sun.Lve.MONTREAL.9.00u.m.\u201810.25 p.m.Arr.TORONTO 5.40 pun, liam Agr.H N.6.56 p.m.8.45 u.1 Arr.NIAGARA FLLS.8.40 p.m.1055 am Arr.BUFFALO.10.00 p.m.12.00n'n Arr.LONDON.3.10 à.m 11.23 n.= Arr.DETROIT 6.458, my £2.00 p Arr.CHICAGO .2.00 p.m.9.10 ba \u201cOn Sundays leaves Montreal 8.00 For tickets, reservation of space in Siccpors and all information apply to {\u2018ompany's agents.City Ticke: Office Se.Jatues Bree: and Bowasentare Station.1G ee ES ET m\u2014 ______ SUMMER RESORTS.GASPE BASIN The Favorite Spot Jor Health and Sport CHARMING RESORT FOR SPORTSMEY AND PLEASE RE SEEKERS.The Yicinuy afforis neautiful Sconery.fine Ses Bathin and unexcelled dishing.Guests have the privilege po] salto aud trout fishing in connectivu with the house; Salmon and Trout Fishing par excellence.BAKER'S HOTEL (OPENED JUNE iri.) s0 long and favarably kvown, offers first-class acrommo- dation for tourists, with all the comforts of hote.fore making your plaus for your summer outing be sure to write for terms and other informaliun to na 33 BAKER'S HOTEL.Gaspé, Que.ABENAKIS SPRINGS.A most delightful Summer Resort, Mineral Springs, Boat- ng, ey Hoats und h Houses free to questa TU AL AND FRIDAY EXCURSIONS The Richeheu and Ontario Navigation Co.'s Steamer Borthier leaves Bunsecours Market Wharf, Montreal, every Tuesday and Sas atl pu for Absoakis spre 8, Round ip 33 0\u201d SATERDAY TO MOWAT EL: CUR ox.Special RDA excursion from 5th Pel to 3rd MO.pects) Satu by Grand Trunk and South Shore: Railways leaving Bonaventure Station, Montreal, every Raturday.at 4.30 p.onnecting at Sorel with the fine Steam Yacht * ~Jubliee\u201d for Abenakis Springs, re urn jug every orang Mo Monnier mr et Montreai,at 9 an Round inp 81 from Montreal to Sorel and return, and $1.00 rey Ro to Abeoakis Springs and return.) This trip will afford an opportunity of spending Sunday in the couutry pod Laion Boating, Bathing, Fubiog.eto., ss Rates .For particulars apply MPTON, Abaneris Springs, Que Fur circulsrs apply to L.HARRIS, 67 8c.James st .Montreal.7 CACOUNA.St.Lawrence Hall, This tavorite saside hotel open from June 23rd to Sept.Ith House, teach.service and appointments in onder, Bend for descriptive circular JOHN BRENNAN, Manager.Quebec till June 10th : Carouna after._ 1852 32 COMO, P.Q.WILLOW PLACE Madame Brasseur can accommodate a few more summer boarders.__ 188 300d Casco Bay House, LOS ATRAND.Opens June 20th.For terms, ete, Address, CE, CUSHING.Pré.\u201c1000 ISLANDS.\"PARK HOTBR.\u201d Hill Crest, accommodation for 50 goents.Terms oop r weak spd vpwards Steamer \u201c\u201cBrockrille\u2019 4 tripe daity.J.BUCKSEY, Manager, Brockville, Oat SYDNEY HOTFL, Sydney, Cape B»eton.Tho Palace Hotel of Eastern Svôtia, 31.00 to £3.80 per day.L Hanington BELLEVUE HOTEL River du Loup Wharf.P.Q.This well known nod leading October.Write tor particulars.Address AUBUT BROS, River du Lonp Whart.146: 6 Nova MA for Booklet to Geo summer resort open till 185 26 THE MANSION HOUSE, Cacouna 1s now opened.Kindly reserve your rooms, For fur ther information address to RUE) A._LUCAS, Prop, Prop, Gran HOTEL ACADIA, ,,, Grama PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, For health and plesaure, Joe boating, bathing sad fish ng.rite for circulars.atel opens June 25th.121 82 2.\u20ac.\u20ac MAL LL, Manager.BESSERER GROVE SE JUBILEE MOUSE.At this beautiful summer resort on the banks of Ue Ottawa river, 10 miles below Ottawa, 16 now open for guests.The steamers of the Ottawa River Navigation Lo.from Montreal end Cliawa call here dally.Good boating and fhan- APL) for terfis to A.LU.Beds Rha, Orleans, Ont.À 147 13e0nd MERRILL HOUSE, Adirendacks.UPPER CHATEAUGUAY LAKE es moderars , rey MERRILL À MANITOBA CHOPS.The Yield Will Not be a Large One This Year\u2014Good Outlook in the Territories.Good trout fish.ve for circulars A Adres (Special to the Star.) WINNIPEG, Man, ouly 2.\u2014 Your correspondent was shown crop reports from ull over the country sent in by railway agents, and the facts therein contained show that in parts of Manitoba the wheat crop is light, in others fair, and in rections heavy, with a promise of a good yield.To state the case briefly, tbe total crnp in the province will not be a bonanza one, and, perhaps, not up to the average.In the south-western portion of the prov ince and along the western tiera of townships, in which are some of the largest wheat belts, the crops are generally poor, but east of Brandun in central Manitoba, and in the north-western nections, the crops are excellent, and will yield heavily if present conditions prevail until maturity Lrops in the Territories are above the average, and should contribute materially to this year's wheat export from western Canada.The acreage in the Territories is conaiderably larger this vear than it was last.ps have been damaged by hoil in different parta of the country, but in circumnseribed areas.| trent \u201cTHE STAR BY MAIL.\u201d jd AT SUMMER RESORTS.The Par Branch Office of the Star, corner of St.Catherine and Peels Streets, is now iving the names of those desirous of buving the Star sent to them by mail.4 \u2014e> Mr.Justice Bosse and family will very lUkely leave Quebec for Europe on Sa day next for a lengthened \u2018tour, 3 an g £ Hy ! | | | | 1 } | A | OAKLAND, Cal., July 20.\u2014 Rather than surrender himeelf to the officers of the law who were seeking to arrest him on a charge of murder, Goon.Ny Chung, a Chinaman, blew up the works of the Western Fuse and Explosive Company here and killed five deputy sheriffs and constables, who were trying to arrest him, as well as a woman.The dead are: Deputy Sherifi Charles White, son of Sherif White; George Woodsum, D.C.Cameron, Constable Gus.Koch, J.Leary, Mrs.Hill, Goon Ng Chung.The Chinaman had fortified himself in the magazine and blew it up, hen the attempt to arrest him was mad The Celestial had killed a fe'low-country- man in a quarrel over a Chinese lottery ticket.He then defied the officers of the law who went to arrest him.The murderer fled into the magazine, which contained five tons of giant powder, barricaded himself and threatened to blow up the magazine if any one caine to arrest Lim.Deputy Shenff Charles White, son of Sheriff White, in charge of a posse, was on the scene of the shooting shortly after the murder and kept guard over the Chinaman within his stronghold.All the officers were armed with rifles.After repeated demands to surrender had been mada, to all ot which the same reply came: \u2018\u2018It you come in here I will blow up the magazine,\" the officers retired for the n'ght.Yesterday morning, at 5 o'clock, Deputy i Sheriff White, after a consultation with the others, decided to break down the barricade not believing the Chinaman would fulfil his threat.Accordingly, the entire posse headed for the door.\u2018ITue to his word the Chinaman fired the grant powder, and in an instant a terrific losion occurred, killing the five officers ind blowing the Chinaman to atorns, sa Stnall that but Oue piece has been found, White's hody was fearfully mangled.Tt was found nearly 500 yards away.Mrs.Hill was visiting a Mrs.Pride, who lived across the way.She was killed in the falling debris.All the buildings took fire nes were soon fighting the flames, but to ro avail.The works are completely wrecked.Four houses aso are blown down and about forty partially wrecked.Denuty Sheriff Fred Sheri! and Deputy Ed.White es:ap- , but were painfutly wounded.A THRILLING STORY.One of the most thrilling stories of the fatality is that told by Sherül, whose rsape vas simply marvellous.He raid: \u201cWith the other , deputy sheriffs we kept as close to the powder-house as we thought advisable.ccasionally one of us would go toward the door, and assure the Chinaman that we would rot hurt hun if \u201che came out.The fellow invanably replied that he would blow tp the place if we attempted to take him.late last night he repeated his threat so often that the people arbund there thought he would do it.and many Had they not moved out of their homes.> for - their done so many would be dead, hemes are strewn over many acres.around all night, and \u201cWe hung just at daybreak Charley White urged a Chinaman to tell the fellow to come out.He would not do ro, but short- Iv after five o'clock told us he would walk out.and give us no more trouble.*As soon as the fellow made his ap- warance at the door of the place barlev White and Koch walked toward him to make the arrest.Ed.White and 1 follcwed them ahout 80 feet behind.They were almost at the door, when Goon closad it with a bang.\u201cLess than a recond later 1 was being carried with a cloud of debris, and earth swiftly over the ground.Mv face was ent, and my clothing torn, and I cannot understand how it was that Ed.White and myself were not killed, an some of those killed were further away than we were.I have no doubt that as soon na the door was closed.Goon fired his pistol into the powder.Five minutes after the explosion everything was on fire, including à ttain of hox cars.=> FISH POACHER CAUGHT.(Speclal to the Star.) GEORGEVILLE, Que.July 2.\u2014 For some years it has been a common complaint of fishermen and aportamen that the stock of lake trout.or Junge, as they are locally called.had been and la being depleted in Lake Mephremagog by poach- «rs, who set long nets in the places where these fish pass back and forth, and take out many anoually in this way [llegally.Through the activity of Mr.Alex.Finlay- son, fishery overseer, and manager of the fish hatchery at Magog.a stop has been put to this.Last night Mr.Finlayson caught a man named John Cabana and his son in the art of setting a not, and seized as well as the boat, besides arresting pnachers.The net, which had just been put out, was over six hundred fest long.and contained fifty pounds of fish when pulled in by the officers.Cabana is a prosperous farmer on the west shore of the lake.| re ! THE CANADIAN MILITIA.it, tha OTTAWA, July 20.\u2014Following 1s the establishment of the Canadian military forces, permanent and active militia, as shown in the lat just issued by the Militia Department : Men.Horses.Parmanent force : Cavalry, all ranks .\u2026 \u2026 151 101 Artillery, all ranks .ss Infantry, all ranks ., 329 4 Total permanent force .66 203 Active milltia - Cavalry.all ranks .256 2.248 Artiflery, al) ranks .4.112 875 Engineers, all ranks 212 A.Mounted Rifles, al} ranks 48 48 infantry, nll runks .ae 343 Bearer Co., all ranks .\u201c oes Total active militia .8,408 8,512 Grand total perm force and active \u2018liitia 86,271 8,715 when onc's strongth is 80 severely taxed, when one\u2019s encrgles lag and when housework should be made as light as pos sible.During the Summer Hansen's Junket Tablets A gir 61 milk, lige) it oto, a us 2 fon.a od just ust cough ere Pp rly dds pie da ail ail conditiona ol a king.Pi th sh delicious 000 PE For the inva) td » ood et oak ro nutritions tomachs which ce ste hac othets inv, retain nket.of Hansen Re ame ESA ma H.Crane's most celebrated rev] sold Hg ee at ls cents bec\u2019 packet apa \u201c6.CANADAS wh L.|EVANS & SONS, Limited, Ei Home idEvory Traveller 8 Gripsack | Don\u2019t * Leave Home Without One of Them, They Are Better Than a Life Insurance Policy.\u2014 Druggists Sell Them, One vial of Diarrhea Tablets : b t_specd: The bus aud «ll bowal oompi fe and efficient cure for a lalnte.Diarrhœa, Dysentery, Cramps, Colic, Cholera One Vial Headache and Incigestion Tablets : Cures most forms of Headache in from 3 to 10 minutes.One Vial Rheumatism Pellets: Guaranteed to cure every fore one buttle has One vial Cold Cure: form 28} Rheumatism and Neuralgia.Almost invariably cures Will break up any form of cold in a few hours, and prevent Pneumonia.One Vial Cathartics : Operates upon the liver and stornach, removing ail billous disorders.One Mustard Plaster.One Package of Court Plaster.These remedies are put up in a genuine leather case, the cost is only one dollar.which nmy bo carried In the pocket.and TREATMENT BY MAII.Write Prof.Muuyou for advice, which is ABSOLUTELY FREE.The most obstinate cases sucoessfully treated in strictest confidence.\u201cGuide to Health,\u201d 1505 Arch Street, Philadelphia, U.S.A.FREE.160n*#y3 ASTOR-GOELET.Report Has It That Willlam Waldorf is to Marry Mrs.Ogden Goslet.NEW YORK, July 20.\u2014What has been for some.time verbally rumored in New York and Newport society has at last become public, and that is that the handsome and ambitious widow of the late Orden Goelet is to become the wife of William Waidorf Astor.It is a little more than a year since Ogden Goelet died on board the yacht White Ladye, at that time lying in Edgilah waters.Mrs.Goelet has since then been almost constantly in England.Lately she has occupied the fine Warwick mansion In Green Park, and as the dark night of early widowhood began to pale into the dawn of a renewed interest {in things not wholly funeral she has received guests within her hospitable doors and given en- tertalnments in a subdued sort of way from time to time.And now comes the flat-footed assertion that she is to become the wife of Mr.Astor.If this be true, then Cliveden may be the scene of many brillant festi- vittes, for both Mrs, Geolet and Mr.Astor are socially ambitious, and between them have a tidy little income running somewhere up Into the millions.Mra.Geolet is the eldest daughter of Richard F.Wilson.The marriage took place in the Wilson home in Park avenuo Ewenty-one years dgo, and was quite a social event in its way.Pretty much all ! of New York, viewed from the atand- Point of the late Ward McAllister, was .and the bride and groom after a ymoon trip to Europe returned here occupled à conspicuous place in - y Mr.Goelet's health, however, whs not of the best, so the entertainments of the Goelet mansion were rather more noted for thelr qulet exclusiveness than their magnitude.The Goelet home was at the south-west corner of Fifth avenue and Forty-ninth street.and was one of the handsomest in the city.The bronzes within its walls were said to be the finest In the country, and were worth a Prince's ransom.Mr.and Mrs.Goelet began to spend much of thelr time abroad some years ago.Their last visit to this country was on the occasion of the marriage of Consuelo Vand-rbilt to the Duke of Marlborough.Their house was made ready for the season, but Mr.Goelet's heaïth was 80 bad that they went abroad again, taking their daughter, who was then to have been Introduced to New York society.with them.Miss Goelet was presented at one of the Queen's drawing rooms a year ago last spring.By the terms of Mr.Goelet's will Mrs.Goelet received an income of $f50,000 a year.the use of the Now York d Newport houses and their contents>the Goelet opera box and horses and carriages for life, with the sum of $300,000 If she chose to give up the town house.Mr.Goelet left the bulk of his fortune to his children direct.Miss May Goelet has an Independent private fartune of $20,000,000.She is reputed to be the richest young spin- ater in the world, and is withal very beau- titul and accomplished.She is D years of age.The fortune of Willlam Waldorf Astor im roughly estimated at $100,000,000, and his \u201chet Income at something like $3,000,000 a year.He pays taxes In this city on 32,000,000.He ts a widower of a few years\u2019 longer date than Mrs.Goelet's widowhood, his wife having Gled ahortiy after his purchase of the fine estate of Clive- den.Mrs.Goelet 13 a aister of Mrs.Michael Henry Herbert, of England; of Mrs.Con nellus Vanderbilt, jr., and of Mr.Orme Wilson, whose wife is the youngest daughter of the late WllHam Astor.Bo she Is remotely connected by iarrfage with Wiliam Waldorf Astor.tee renee GOLD FROM KLONDIKE.Fortune-Seekers Beturning With Lots of Money.\u2014\u2014 SEATTLE, Wash., July 20.\u2014The ateamer Roanoke arrived from St.Michael yesterday afternoon with $40 passengers and a miltion and a half in gold, 50,000 ounces bulk of gold belonging to the Canadian Bank of Commerce.The schzoner Samoa \u2018arrived frum Bt.Michaels With 23 Klondikers.who brought with them from $300,000 to $400,000 in gold Quit.The Samoa left 8t.Michaels on July 6.Among her passengers was Thomas C, Aston, of New Whatcoln,\u201d Wash., who states that the clean-up on Kidorado, Bo- |.nanga and Hunker this season.will not be less than ten million dollars.: ; There |- 1s about\u2019 five millon of last: Seasons out- \u2018put, which Will be shipped\u2019 out this year.He confirme the reports thet no new important discoveries have been mixte, When the Samoa left St.Michakls there ware many people there who Had decided not to go ont to Dawson and were waiting an opportunity to coms back.(This estiinate of an output of.$10,000,000 lis not int accordance with the reports to the Canadian banks, which \u2018place the ag- ure at $1,000,00.) For the first three months of last Your the arrivals migrants in Ca were SiR Telegraph Messages | FOR AND FROM Uptown Residents and Stores.RAPID TRANSIT BRANCH, Corner Peel I and St.Catherine Sts.A great convenience and an annihilator of time delay has been established at the corner of Peel and St.Catherine streets by the different telegraph companies in- lerested in the Branch Office No.1 of the Star.The telephone call for the Telegraph Brauch is 3832 and phe office hours from da.m.tollp.m.Telegraph operators and receivers have been placed in charge of the work, and now uptown residents and shopkeepers can depend upon à quick, trustworthy tele graph service.\u201cJOE\u201d MARTIN'S CHANCES.May Yet Become Premier of British Columbia, He (Special to the Star.) VANCOUVER, B.C.Julv %\u2014The poil- Ucal situation in British Columbia \u2018@ ex- traordinartly complicated, and likely Bo to remain for many days.Of thirty-eigi « seats In the Legislature the Opposttiva have secured nineteen and the Government seventeen, including one waverer, Ar.Henderson, of New Westminster, who was returned as an Independent Government supporter, and who was backed by the local Government organ, but is, nevertheless, now clalmed as a probable Oprosl- tion supporter.Two seats yet remulin ta be filled in the course of about three weeks, in Cassiar.One, if not both of these, the Turner Government should secure, having strong candidates in Capt.John Irving, the former representative when Casslar was a single member c~n- stituency, and a well-known local rem- dent named C.W.D.Clifford.The Prs- vinclal Government is spending much money in Cassiar just now on road construction, which should also tell locally in favor of its candidates, and the Oppost- tion has not yet chosen its standard- bearers for a fight a outrance.But in any case the Government «în only have nineteen members in a house of thirty- eight.The probability is that the Turner Goy- ernment.not having againat it an absu- lutely decisive majority, will, unless Lieut.Governor McInnes should intervene ond call on the Opposition to form a Ministry, meet the l.egisiuture next session\u2014early In 1888\u2014and await the issue of a motion of want of confidence.A strong coalition Ministry would be undoubtedly the best thing for British Columbia, were the most trusty leaders of each party chosen.Feeling runs se high, however, that this would seem to be impossible.Several election protests will meanwhile be filed.These may turn the scale in one direction or the other.The Turner Government will make a specially strenuous effort to prevent the attainment of the provincial Premiership by Mr.Joseph Martin, the well-known ex- Manitoba potitictan, who is by no means popular fn British Columbia generally, but is believed to have a good chance of obtaining the leadership of the present Up- position party.Mr.Bostock, M:P, practically secured Mr, Martin's endorsemont by the Opposition party.DROWNED IN THE KLONDIKE.(Special to the Star.) LERLIN, Ont, July 20.\u2014The report reached here to-day to the effect that Mr.Aueust G.labbick, who left Waterloo for Klondike last spring, had n drown- od some weeks ago.The report is not confirme A Martyr to Diarrhoea.Tells of relict from suffering by Dr.Powlcr®s Ext.of Wild Strawberry.There are mar 7 le mart bowel complaints \u2018who wo Fowler's Extract ¢ Wha trawberry s wonderful blessing t.them.It not cols checks the diarrhœa but soothes and the inflamed and irritated bowel, so that permanent relief is obtained.Mrs.Andrew Jackson, Hoaghton, \u2018Qui ssnds the e folowing lotir: oF or \u201cthi Fla teen I purchased a bottle taki is to , sr pl foe very.ort time.L easnot prai \u2018highly.foe whet 1 Pi eme me =p di ds q rte -Made Gostume DEPARTMENT.VVC OVD UND Discounts During the Balance of this Month.LADIES\u2019 CLOTH COSTUMES, Russian Blouse Mantles.TVVOVVCVVVVVT VV VTLS aw +++ +4 + +