The Montreal daily star, 2 novembre 1899, jeudi 2 novembre 1899

[" =u LAST EDITION.~The Mont Star, | DAILY STAR: Last Week's Average WEEKLY STAR: Last Week's Issue.Average Circulation of | the Star 51,683 106,891 158,574 \u2014_ VOL.XXXL N.258 MONTREAL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1899.PRICE ONE CENT POLITICS IN NEW BRUNSWICK The Conservatives Will Increase Their Majority When the Federal Elections Come On\u2014Premier Emmer- son Looking for a Refuge.MONCTON.N.B, November 2.\u2014The Political outlook in thic province 1s very bright for the Liberal Conservanve party, and the indications are that New Bruns wick.which gave 4 good majority for the arty in 1896, will maintenu its record.In Peu in many distrmetes, there 15 little short of a revoiution in publie sentiment against the Government.This changed feeling as retiected in tbe municipal elections that have recently taken place Owing to the change in the franchise law which places the revision of the lists in the hands ot the mumeipal couoillors in thus province the parish elections have been run largely on party lines In fact, mm some counties, the parties called conventions for the pur pose of nominating vandulates.This was notably the vase in Queen's represented im the Commons by the Munster of Ruilwavs.Mr.Blair even went se far as to hold a subli- meetiny sn the county a few days efore the es «tions.at which the Liberal candidates for municipal honours were given prominence on the platform and the electors were urged to vote for them The result of the polling was that whereas the last council consisted of thorteen Liberals and seven Conservatives, the new council i= made up of fiteen Conservatives anid five Liberais.In the adjomming County of Sunbury.which is also a part of Mr.Blair's constituency, there 1x à good Conservative majority.In York, Hon.Mr.Foster's constituency where the Taberaly made a determined effort to capture the council, Mr.Gibson, M.L.A.son of the great lumber king, stood at the polls all day.for the Liberal candidates, vet the Conservatives made gains, the new council consisting of nine teen Cunservaties and mine Liberals.as scninst 15 Conservatives and 13 Liberals in the old council, In Westmoreland County, represented by Mr.Powell, the Liberals had a majority in the old council.The Provincial Liberal pranizer spent several divs in the coun- tv.orgamzing the parwshes.and conven tions were called for the nomination of Li } i | ! ' i | | beral candidates.The Conservatives took up the gage of battle and the result 1s a Conservative majority for the first Lune 1n many years.The Conservatives were clect- ed in most of the parishes by sweeping ma Jorities of two and three to one.and only vie Conservative candidate who offered was defeated.Kent County, Mr.Mclnerpey's constitu: ency.where the electors are chiefly French Avadiaus, also returns a majority of Cone ervatives, thouxvh the elections there were not run altogether on party lines.Looking over the Provines as a whole.thie Conservatives ~tand to gan mere than they can possibly lose and will make a bard fight, whenever tLe elections nav he brought on.to incoueuse ther atready large majority in the Commons.WHAT OF EMMERSON?Concucrent with the report that a gener al ciectiou has been decided upon there are some strange rumour from baberals sources.Your eorr Golden Gate \u2018White Cherries,\u201d fn 3 Ib.cans heen eue» Per Ce Fer nz.Golden Gate \u201c\u2018Greenguge Plums,\u201d in 3-1b.cans .ae ae be .de 45) Golden Gate \u201cGolden Drop Plums\u201d fn 3-1b.cans .\u201c.\u2026.A 450 Golden Gate.Egg Plums,\u201d In 3-tb.cans .00 cr ee eens dC 4.50 Golden Gate \u2018\u2019Damson Plums.\u201d in 3-Ib.cans See 1000 00 un 400 4.50 Golden Gate \"Lemon Cling Peaches.\" in 3-1b.CANs .\u2026 .45e 5.00 Golden Gate \u201cYellow Crawford Peaches.\u201d fn 3-1b.cans .45c 5.00 Golden Gate Bartlett Pears, In 3-1b.cans .ve ou oo ceinns Hc Li Golden Gate \u201cApricots,\u201d 'in 3-1b.cans.vo.se.© 1.5 se eve or oon 400 5 FRASER, VIGER & CO.The Deerfoot Farm Sausages, Sausage Meat and Sliced Bacon Fresh in by express this morning from the celebrated boro ass.Deerfoot Farm \u201cLittle Sausages,\" \u201cDeerfoot Farm,\u201d South- in 1-1b.parcels.Deerfoot Farm \u201cSausage Meat.\u201d in 1 lb.blocks.Deerfoot Farm \u201cSliced Bacon.\u201d in 1-Ib.boxes.FRASER, VIGER & CO.Sole agents.FRESH \u2018\u2018 FRANKFURTER \u201d SAUSAGES \u2018Also Ly express tds mornihg, Zimmerman's (New York) Bausages, Smok- eef and Bmoked Tongues, Zimmerman's \u2018Fresh Frankfurter\u2019 Sausages, Zimmerman's * Sausages, Zimmerman's and Bmoked Breasts of Beef.sages, Zimmerman's \u201cFresh sages, also Smoked Tongues Ring \u201cFresh Salomy\u201d Sau- \u2018Fresh Bologna\u2019 Sau- FRASER, VIGER & CO., {sis \u201c> 201, 20, 2 9.des 1.DEATH REPORTED At the Star Office To-day.OGDENSBURG, N.Y.\u2014-William Griffith died at Boonville on Monday, aged 85.Moses Curker died at Blossvale on Sun- dav, aged 67.George Brown died at Plasterville on Sunday, aged sixty.Samuel Walthart died at Herkimer on Sunday, aged forty.Deborah Miller died at Lowville on Saturday aged seventy.John Stone died at Morrisville on Monday aged forty.Annie MeCarthy.died at Tuesday, aged thirty-five.,.Charles Van Allen, died at Theresa, on Tuesday, aged 34.Fonda, on James Coleman died at Dexter, on Tuesday, aged thirty-three.Thomas Graham, died at Teray, on Tuesday, aged eighty-two.BOSTON, Mars.\u2014 Dr.Thomas L.Jenks, s former Institution Commissioner and president of North End- National Bank is dead, of heart disease.He was 69 vears old.At the age of 71 Larkin Dunton, master of the Boston Normal School, died Mon- dav at Allston, John P.Peabody at one time n leading business man of Salem, Mass, died Monday, suddenls.TORONTO, Ont.Toseph Hirria formerly grain inspector of the Port of Toronto, for over 30 years, died Wednesday in his 65th vear.He resigned the inspectorship several vears ago and went to Winnipeg where he engaged in the grain business until last spring when farting health enmpelled him to return to Toronto.The grain section of the Board of Trade will attend the funeral in a bady.James Cornell, who had been a resident of Scarboro for nearly sixty years, died on Wednesday.BROCKVILLE, Ont.\u2014Mrs.John Storey died suddenly on Saturday.Wesley Longraft, an asylum patient, died on Monday.Mrs.L.W.Oagley.aged 41, died Monday right, while nndergoing an operation.Mrs.Ed.Bissell, of North Augusta, is dead, aged R2 years.VANCOUVER, B.C.\u2014James Philips died in New Westminster on Sunday.He was 78.A native of Cornwall, he came to Vie torin in 1889, a farmer, mined in Cariboo, appsinted superintendent of Westminster Asvlum in 1878, and was bursar of that institution until a vear ago.; John Inge was found dead in his chair Tuesday night.He war a recluse, living alone in a handsome cottage.surrounded by choice plants.BUENOS AYRES\u2014The death took place hore Tuesday of the Hon.Juan Koch, leader oi the Senate of Argentina.Senator Koch was brother of the celebrated German phyrician and was the father of Mrs.J.H.\u201d Maguire, wife of the Argentine consul xeneral at Quebec.HAMILTON, Ont.\u2014Harry Stokes, a well- known citizen, died Monday evening.Mre.Margery Bain, relict of Thomas Bain, is dead, aged 80.Josinh Baker formeriy a well-known rontractor, died Wednesday of paralysis.He was 78 yrare of age.OTTAWA.\u2014 Mra.Edward Adams dropped dead on O'Connor street, Wednesday might.Heart failure was the cause.PEMBROKE, Ont.-John B.Larue, formerly of St.Romuald, Que., died here on Tuesday.an.LINDSAY.\u2014Theo.Ryan, of Dowleyville, dropped dead Monday.of age.Cottingham\u2019s for pure fresh milk, i46 Mountain St.Bell tel.up 2439 e was 70 years - LONDON, Eng.\u2014Baron Hylton, Heads- worth Hylton Jolyfile, formerly of the Cold- stream Guarda, died Tuesday morning.He was born June 23, 1829, and fe was created a baronet in 1868.Lieut.-Gen.Charles Wright Younghus- band retired), is dead.He was born June The death is announced of Edward Fleet John Pellew, fourth Viscount Exmouth.He was born June 24, 1861.TRING JUNCTION, Que\u2014F.X.Roy, a farmer of St.Frederic Beauce, is dead, aged 68.en\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DEATHS BY ACCIDENT.O11AWA\u2014Toseph Renaud, labourer, residing at Rochesterville, was run over by an engine on the Canada Atlantic Railway at Ottawa East Tuesday, and killed.Mr.John McCourt, formerly of Ottawa, was killed on Tuesday, in Columbus, Ohio, in an accident.He worked on the C.A.R.while in Ottawa.The deceased was 30 years old, and unmarried; he had been in Columbus about eight years.He was born in Louisburg, Ohio, but came to this city when ten years of age.OGDENSBURG, N.Y.\u2014 Gordon Watson, aged fifteen, was killed by a train at Norwich, on Tuesday.John Signor was killed by a train at Herkimer, on Tuesday.Edward Rathen, aged twenty-one was drowned at Dexter on Monday.II'ISRAEL, Que.\u2014A married man named Johnny Morin, about 40 years old, of this place, was found dead on' Wednesday morning, close to the railway track.It is sup posed that he was struck by a passing train during the night, as his head was crush and one of his legs broken.TORON'10.\u2014Archibald Ready, a brakeman on the Canadian Pacific Railway, was caught between an engine and frieght car Monday night.while coupling them, and was badly crushed.He was removed to the Emergency Hospital where he died Tuesday.HAWKESBURY, Ont\u2014Arthur Courtois, 17 years old, wus instantly killed Tuesday morning, by a load of planks falling on him while at work in the yards of the Hawkesbury Lumber Company.VANCOUVER B.C.\u2014Archie Ellis, an employe of the Fernie Saw and Planing Mills, lost his life by falling on a circular raw.His foster parents are Mr.and Mrs.Crow, Dobbinton, Ont.RAT PORTAGE, Ont.\u2014 Fred.Duplessis, of Gatineau Point, Ottawa.employed by Graham and Horn and working in one of their lumber camps near Barwick.Rainy River was caught between two logs an killed.SHAWENAGAN FALLS, Que.\u2014A heavy stone fell on two workmen on Wednesday morning.eon Rolavert, aged 28, had his skull fractured and died.Joseph Mail- otte.aged 74 years, had his leg broken.OKA, Que.\u2014 Matthies Simon, deacon of the Methodist Church, was killed Tuesday orning by the eleven o'clock train in Hudson, while trying to cross the track.He was about 50 years of age.rt NEW QUARANTINE STATION.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA.November 2.\u2014John Duffy, of St.John, N.B., has received the contract for building 8 quarantine station at St.John.Mr.Duffy was the lowest tenderer, the price being 818,500.Special Notice.See That You Get It taken off at the foot of your bill in buying fancy coloured dress goods, at The 8.Care ley Company, Limited.This sale ia now in full swing, and hundreds of ladies have testified to its genuineness by buying free- 1 some two, three and four dress and akirt lengths.Club Shop Company! 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WINNIPEG.November 2.\u2014 Yesterday morning the Grand Jury returned a truc bill against J.W.Anderson, charged with stealing $62,000 from the Molsons Bank branch here, between September 27 and October 8, 1898.The prisoner was at once arraigned before Mr.Justice Bain.H.M.Howell.Q.C.,, and W.E.Perdue appeared for the prosecution, and N.F.Hagel, Q.C., and T.E.Metcalfe for the defence.Anderson, while looking a trifle pale, was otherwise quite composed and pleaded \u201cNot guilty\u201d in a clear, calm voice.Some time was spent in securing a jury.no lesa than twenty-four names being submitted, six being thrown out by the defence and six by the Crown.Mr.Howell opened the case for the Crown, giving a short summary, explain- Ing how the vault was opened by a double combination, and contained at the time of the robbery $62,000.He told how Davis.the detective, wormed himself Into the confidence of Anderson, who confessed.and showed him the spot within twelve inches of where the money was subsequently found.After vecess, Mr.T.B.Phepoe, formerly manager of the Molsons Bank, the first witness called, testified as to the person- nd of his staff and what members knew the combination and the amount of money In the vault just previous to the robbery.Mr.Hagel cross-examine! him pretty closely regarding the locking of the safe.Harel\u2014\"Do you remember that two months prior to this the safe was locked and the money left outside ?\" Phepoe\u2014\"It is not true.\" Hagel\u2014\"Di4 not Smith, the locksmith, werk all day Sunday to open the kombina- tien 7° ® Phepoe\u2014*'Yes.\u201d Hagel\u2014\"\u201cDid he do it?\" Phepne\u2014*'Yes.\" Ragel\u2014\"And he was a mere outsider ar not a member of the staff?\u2019 Phepoe\u2014\"Yes.* Me (Mr.Phepoe) was at the bank from Wanted, Experienced Lead Glaziers and Cutters at once.HOBBS Mnfg, Co, London, Ont 2522x tf LOANS made on REAL ESTATE Jo amounts and on terme to suit ail classes nf borrowers PROPERTY FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.NONTREAL LOAN 3 AORTGAGE COMPANY, © Dame Street, 258z1 Corner 8t.Jobn Street.Hats Hats Hats \u2018 IF THERE is anything in fame we are famous as Hatters.Every season brings increased business that means satisfied customers, Thus from \u201cfriend to friend the tale goes round\u201d of the goodness and reliability of HATS.Our hats are most carefully selected.After we are sure the quality is right, then we.look out for prices.We know good hats, how and where to buy them and that\u2019s why we are able to give you good hats at such remarkably low prices.No need to pay a couple of dollars more for some special maker's or retailer's name in a hat.We handle only the best grades that are made by the best and most noted makers in England, and our name in a hat is a guarantee that it will wear well and keep its color.New Fall and Winter Styles in stock NOW Come in and make your selections.\u201cMY HATTER,\u201d 065 Craig St., Cor.of Bleury, or 2 2299 St.Catherine Street.MARTELL & CO.\u2019S, ESTABLISHED 17135.COGNAC, FRANCE.- Fine Old BRANDIES For sale by all leading Grocers and Wine Merchants, 7251 Saw BIL.IL.IARDS.BILLIARD The Best XX CENTURY BILLIARD Billiard XX CENTURY ILLIARD Cushion XX CENTURY BILLIARD Are the XX CENTURY KE.L.ETHIER & CO, 22zeod 88 8t.Denis street, MONTREAL.September 23 till October 1.He left town on October 4.McBeth, Nelies and himself knew of the double combinations from September 26 till the time of the robbery.Hagel\u2014''This was contrary to rule 7\u2019 Phepoe\u2014\"\u2018Na; the rula could work both ways when | was away on my holidays.and it was not considered necessary to change the combination.To Mr.Howeli\u2014S8mith, the locksmith, had not opened the combination.He merely adjusted some of the bolts which were out of order.The money was quite safe within the vault.A.Nelles, the teller, followed, corborat- ing the previous witneas as to safe, holl- days and other matters.He and McBeth discovered the theft on October 4.The witness here gave a description of the money stolen: Five farink houne notes, of $5000 each; seven cisaring house notes, of $1000.eight negotiable bilia for $1000; $2 - 000 tn one\u2019 dollar bills; seven hundred In $10 Molsons, and $2600 Molsons $5 bills.At the conclusion of the witness's cross- examination, the court adjourned to allow the jury to examine the bank premises.Hood's Rarsapariila {a the best friend the blood ever had; cleanses it of everything.It cures scrofula, salt rheum, catarrh, dyspepsia.The Peoples Mutual Building Society, Class B Are you desirous of becoming familiar with Mutual Building Society work and ite aims?\u2019 ; Are you desirous of owning your own home in city, town, or country, in the Province of Quebec\u201d ; Anticipating your answer to these two leading questions to be in the affirmative, then consult the directors or executive of gthe People's Mutual Building Society Class B, which Society has n doing good work in the matter of enabling ail classes to acquire homes for themselves and their families at very little cost, and at an annual outlay in keeping with their condition and income.- This Noviety provides cash for acquiring property at LESS COST OR RATE OB INTEREST than any organization in the Dominion of Canada.This Society raises less barriers to a man acquiring property.as to its Joeatio} and style tthus accomplishing hus aims in life), than any other organization whic is permitted to lend money on mortgage on real property in this Province.This Society in wholly and purely mutual, which means it is instituted for the purpose of extending R helping hand to men of all conditions in life, who are frugal, and ambitious of obtaining property without much cost.This Bociety in philanthropic in its work, mutual in ita character, and does not seek to accumulate riches for itself or of any special class of ita members, money lg loaned to members only and repaid to the Society by the borrowers on casy terme of payment.end any person desiroua of investing hia or her Small Savibga should at once Join THE PEOPLE'S MUTUAL BUILDING SOCIETY-OCLASS B.One of the Institutions of the City, &F You can take out a hook at any time and enjoy the same privileges as the oldest member, - having precirely the saine opportunity of borrowing the money you require to build or purchase a home.; , #4 You can take out a hook for your mother, your sister, your wife or your child.##- All clanses can join and all are welcome.ar Commence to save now.&F Shares $200 each, payable in weekly instalments of 10 cents per share.DIRECTORS.; Alex.D.Fraser, Trustes C.B, Carter.Q.C., President, J, Widmer Nelles, Vire-prosident, David Guthrie, Alfred Joyce.David Anderson.Arch.Watt, Win.Geraghty.H.W.Raphael.For prospectus and full particulars ar to the working of the Society, apply to the Bociety'a Office, Mechanics\u2019 Institute Building, 24 St.James street.258 xxl WM.J.McGEE, Secretarv-Treasurer, 4 » ï * i 7 Ex 4 % a ; wb Sra A ES TRE pr x 3 ms \u2018\u2019one-cent stamps for the pa LEAVES PUBLIC LIFE The United States Practically Without a Vice-President.Mr.Jobart\u2019s Condition Unchanged and He May Linger for Some lime.PATERSON, N.J, November ?-In ef fect, there 1s no Vice l'resident of the Uni ted States.The oficial title sunives with the life of Garret A Hobart But the du Ges or that office will never again be per- tormed by hun.Nuch is the national siguiticance of the following excerpt from a >tatement author: sd at the howe where the Vice Prestlent Hen at the point ot death, althouzh his lie may be indefinitely prolonged \u201cHis fannly desires to annonce that VD Aobare will not return to Washington and te will pot tebe part again In publie al iin This senten eo, resgniant with the sad note of retirement from a stage where he has WQerformed his pot with tidebitx to hie *mef and with abd on he pets tapacity as President of the Larned States Benatr, wa- ted by the numeduite trends Und town-men of the Vice Pre-cdent with feelings of grieu fv is an announcement meamng im this site that ats nest distinenisbed resident wi.withdrawn trom the battle of lite.| To the outside wordd of means that Pre ndent Mckinley 1s deprived or the coanpan wnship otf a trusted trend and ot the aid of a wise coun=ellor To political circles it wall carry the defin- we, though expected, probiens où whe shall be made the running mate of Mehinley on ¢he next Presidental token To students of parlumontary procedure 6 will convey an interesting question as to whether the President pro tem, où the Renate.chosen bv lie mwmaperty of that body, is to occupy its chan contimuously, without wielding to a wepresentative ot the executive branch of the Government SANCTIONED BY HIS FAMILY.The announcement was made course of a varefully prepared statement that has the sanction of the cutive Hobart tamilv.M 1s doubted whether the Vice President can recover.The tamily are resigned to what its members believe tu be hr mevitahle death lt 1s because of this conviction, because of the vide publie interest in his condition, a< shown by mans letters and telegrams, because of Tos own wish | and because the patient was disturbed by | unauthorized statements published in some ot the newspapers.that this ~tatement was prevared ; ; The statement wis issued only after it, hard Leen approved by the entire family.as wm the well as by the attending phystcians.It discloses details or the illness of the Viee | President not known denmiely before, and | is an accurale reselation to the publie oi | the perilor- rendition nf Vice-President Hobart The statement follows: \u201cPhere are several reasons why the ext Hobart's malady hus been nature of Mr.withheld from the public.In the first place the family have desired to reserve to at self the privilege of retaining such facta an were of a private nature, al the same time recognizing the right of the public to accurate.infarmation in the case of an mn: valid holding high public office.\u201cMoreover, there were reasons connected the Vice Presulent\u2019s relations with the Government which pronmted a similar po- icy.This was done.however, not for pur pores of secrecy, but to avoid embarrass ment.\u201cIn addition, the effect of publicity upon the Vice President's health had to be con sidered.He was a diligent reader of the newspapers.and 11 was observed that the alarming reports which erept into the pa- wrs and there met his eve had a most un- Econrable effect.For these reasons at was deemed advisable facts from the publie \u201d ; THE REAL FACTS Recently the family and the physician have decided to place the facts more clear Is beture those interested, and the follow.lug statement as, therefore, issued an ae- cotdance with this plan \u201cThe illness of the Vice President may be said to date from the autumu ot 1894, prier to las return to Washington on Nov ember.AU that time his physicians ubsery ed symptoms of embarassed respiration, with to Leep certain frequent attacks of angina pectans.This condition responded readily to treatment, and when the Vice President went to Washington mm the latter part ot November.he was in good health He stood res markable well the tram and excitement merdental to the apeming of Congress, and he was making favourable progress unul mn January, he became a victim of the pre valine epudemee 01° grip \u201cFollowing thus, there was à return of the heart trouble.accompanted with signs of degeneration.His ailment was duaghos ed as dilated right heart, due te inyocardr tis.The recovery trom this attack was less rapid, and on the last dav of the session of the Senate the strain and excitement of delivering the closing speech were ro great that he was on the verge of a collapse \u201cA few weeks after, toward the middle of March, the Vice-President and his fa- muy, together with the President's parts, went to Thomasville, Ga.to visit Senator Hanna Fhe fatigue of the trip affected Mr.Hobart uniavourably, and his condition was ompaired further by the intense heat and humidity then prevailing.As soon as possible he was taken to long Branch.where beneficial results from the sea air and quiet were expected.His progress towards recuvery was not made.however, at the rate that was expected, and a trip tno Lake Champlain, with the fatigue and exposure incidental thereto, hastened rather than retarded the course of his disease.Since then hie system has not responded to the mimstrations of hs physicians, amd the se rious condition of the last few days has been the result.\u201cIt shon!d be added that ever since his illness becaine serious the Vice President has had the benefit of the best medical advice and treatment His attending and consulting physicians have at all times agreed upon the nature of the disease and upon the treatment of it, and the results to be expected, \u201cHis famly desires to announce that he will not return to Washington, and he will not take part again in publie affaivs.\u201d HON.GARRET A.A.HOBART.NEW AMERICAN CRUISERS.Tenders for \u2018Their Construction Opened at Washington, on Wednesday.WASHINGTON, DC, November 2\u2014Bida were opened at the Navy Department ves terday for the construction of six sheathed and coppered cruisers authorized hy the last naval appropriation bill These vessels will be of about 3,200 tons displacement, a little larger than the Raleigh and Cincannati class, Yhe speed 1s to be not less than 16 1.2 knots, The new ships will have twin screws and vatlery composed of ten five inch guns, eight kix-pounders, two pounders awl jour mas chine guns.The hot of cost fixed by congress, exclusive of armament, 1 $1,141,800 each, and it is provided that no more than two of these vessels shall be built in one gard.Putting food into a diseased stomach 1s like putting money into a cket with holes.hé money is lost.All its value goes for nothing.When the stomach is diseased, with the allied organs of digestion and nutrition, the food which is ut into 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nervous, an my heart kept throbhing continually.and I waa short of breath.Finally 1 wrote to vou for advice.1 did not think vour diagnosis was right, but I ordered six bottles of \u2018Golden Medical Discovery ' and began its use.After using three bottles I hegan to improve slowly amd soon went to work, and ! have been working ever since.\" Free.Doctor Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, foo8 pages, is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of customs and mailing only.Send 31 t - bound Ad- Ath edition, or 50 stamps for the cloth.dress Dr.R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.M\u2019KINLEY'S BOMBSHELL.President Plans to Make Public a Report by Philipipne Commission in Favour of Retaining the Islands.WASHINGTON, DD.(',, November 2.\u2014 Ii present plans carry President Me- Kinley will explode a bombdhell in the camp of the anti-expansionists just on the eve of the elections by making public a preluninary report of the Philippine Commission.This report will rhow that the commis sion ax unanimously In favour of perma nent American control in the Philippines, the widest possible latitude ai- lowed for local self-government.It will point ont why the United States cannot evade the duty of establishing and maintaining a civilized government in the 1s land», and will show that the maintenance of American sovereignty ia essen'inl to the commercial development of the islands and the growth of American trade in the Orient.The Commissioners are now at work upon this preliminary report, and will probably be able to hand it to the President by the latter part of the week.\u201cThere have been rumours about dissen- sinus among the members of the commission, and there may be differences nf opinion on minor matters, but they all he- heve the United States should maintain permanent control of the islands.With the signatures of Admiral Dewey and all the other inembers of the com- nission attached to such a report, administration officials believe, a death blow wil be delivered to the anti-expanarmonista.ll) P\u2014\u2014 N INSANE MURDERER.William Yaster Takes the Lives of \u201clis Wife and Daughter Near Eganville, Ont.FGANVILLE, Ont, November 2.\u2014-A double tragedy was perpetrated yesterdav morning or late Tuesday night about eight males from Eganville, in the township of Wilberforce, Mra, Wm, Yaster and her 17 vear-old daughter were horribly mutilated and killed by some heavy instrument.while m their beds, and their bodies now awnit the coroner's inspection.The husband and father, Wm.Yaster, who tor seme time has given evidence of msanitv, is accused of doing the terrible deed.He Imd previously threatened to take their hives, Three children younger than the murdered daughter were in the house.and it was they who gave the alarm to the neighbours, Ce IP A a mat THE MARCONI TELEGRAPHY.United States War Vessels Prove it Can be Used Successfully at Sea.NEW YORK, November 2.\u2014The United States ship New York and the battieship Massachusetts returned last night to the anchorage off 35th street, North River, after being employed for three days in evolu tions ter the purpose of demonstrating the working of the Marconi aystem of wirelers telegraphy under various içal condi tions.The result of the working of the three sets of instruments employed in-the tests of the Inst three days, was to show the Government board that there is a practical wgility in the system which would be of inestimable value to naval vessels dur ing evolutions of any kind and especially when on scouting duty.The members of the Government board, will, however.be obliged th call attention to the fact that during these tests, it war pessible for any ustrument located within the circumscribed radius of transmission to destroy the effectiveness of other instru ments at any time.Mr Marconi raid he could prevent tins interference on the part vf a tlurd station, but that he would not demonstrate 1t during these texts because he had uot yet received his patents for that feature.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014mme\u2014\u2014e\u2014\u2014\u2014 FUNSTON SUES ARCHBISHOP.Mgr.Ireland Alleged to Have Charged the General With Looting Churches.KANSAS CITY, Mo, November 2 A despatch rom Albuquerque, NM says: \u201cGen.Frederick Funston, who is en route home wih the muslered-out 20th Kansas Begnneut, has wired his Topeka attorneve to big proceedings against Archbishop Feeland.of Sto Paul, for criminal label, be cause of statements attribated to the archbishop in a recent mtervien.Gen.Funston also tostructed his lawyers to beg criminal and civil prosecutions against the Monitor, a Cathohe paper of San Francisco, Which first printed the story.\u201d w In a recent interview in Chicago, Areh- Insiiop Ireland was quoted ax saving that Gen.Funston had been charged with loot- wie Cathohe churches in the Philippines.The charges alleged to have beeu referred to bv the archbishop were made by the editor of the Monitor soon after the landing ot the Kitisas troops In San Francisco, The M#nitor stated, it is «aid, that Gen.Funston bad taken two magnitcent chalices from a Cathohe church im the Philippines and had sent them home to his wife.Archin-h- op Ireland, in his Chicago interviews, was quoted a calling upon Gen, Funston to denv the truth of the articld and rue the editor of the Momitor for Hibel, or the pub- he would be obhged against it= wish to be- fieve him guilty of the criminal acts of which he had been accused.# \u2014_ rm CHINESE TAXATION FARMED.PEKIN, November 2.- The Government has decided to farm out the collection of the lkin transit duty) of the province ol hwang Lung (eastern province), for a yearly payment of four mithon taels.Foreigners regard the placing of the taxation of the trade in private hands with considerable misgiving, and as calculated to impose still heavier burdens on foreign trade with the anterior.If the experi: ment as successful from a Chinese pont of view it will be extended to other provinces to the great detriment of commerce, generally BURNED TO DEATH IN A BARN.HOLLAND LANDING, Ont., November 2.-At eight velock last might, the stable of Mr.John Koss, who lives two miles and a half south of here on Yonge street, was seen to be on fire, and on arrival at the stable it was found that Mr.Ross had perished in the flames.Mr, Ross had gone out with a lantern to attend to his horse and cow for the mht, and it was believed in some wav the lantern wis upset and in trying to extinguish the tire he lost his hfe.He was an elderly man aud leaves a widow and daughter.EE BUILDING FELL\u2014THREE DEAD.CHICAGO, November 2-Three men are dead and three others are missing, ax the result ot the collapse of a seven-story building at 139 and 141 West Lake street ast evening.Considerable damage was done to adjoining property, and during the cxcitement it was reported that as wany ax forty hives had heen lose.About £200,000 damage was done.The dead are: FF.8.Hanson, proprietor of the New Fagland Mille, 43 West Lake street, Joseph Be Doctor and Henry Hilton.i DESERONTO CONSERVATIVES.(Special to the Star.) DESERONTO, November 2.\u2014A very eon thusastic meeting of the Deseronto Liberal Conservative Association was held for the election of officers and general business.Dr.John Newton was appointed hon.president; James Dryden, president; A.A Richardson, vice-president; Thomas J.Nay lor, secretary, and Wm.Irvine, treasurer.A resolution of eontidence in Sir Charles Tupper as leader was unanimously adopted.\u2014\u2014\u2014_o nee a THE ST.FRANCIS SHRIEVALTY (Special to the Star.) SHERTTROOKE, November 2\u2014Hon.John Mcintosh rent his official resignation of the office of shenfl of the district, to Quebec, yesterday, in consequence of his accentance of the nomination as lLiberal-Conservative candidate of the county.The office will not be long vacant for the want of somebody ready to take it, as it is understood several applications have already been sent in.\u2014\u2014\u2014___0 WOMEN WANT THE FRANCHISE.(Special to the Star.) GUELPH, Ont., November 2, \u2014 At yesterday'& session of the Ontario Women's Christian Temperance Union convention the eonference, by a standing vote, declared in favour of the franchise for women, \u2014 Charles 8tahlschmidt, a labourer, in the Kingston, Ont.locomotive works, had a leg broken on Wednesday, by a driving whee] fulling on him.(uticura REMEDIES THE SET $1.25 Consisting of CUTICURA SOAP, for the bath, CU- TICURA (ointment), for the skin, CUTICURA RESOLVENT, for the blood, is often sufficient to cure the most tortur= ing, disfiguring, and humiliating skin, scalp, and blood humors, with loss of hair, when all else fails.CUTICURA SYSTEM OF TMENT.CUT(ODRA REsOLVENT parifies the blood an circulating fluids of Husox Gumus, sad thus removes the cause, while warm baths with Curr.OURA Soar, and gentle anolntings With CUTIOURA (ointment), the great skin cure and purest of emolitents, cleanse the skin and ecalp of crusts and scales, silay itching.barfihg, sg inflammation, soothe;and heal.Thus kre apeadily, perio neatly, and economically cured, tho most tortar- ing, disfiguring humors of tbe skin, scalp, blood, with 1088 of hair, when the best ph and all otber remedtes fail.Said threexhont the Curicupa Soap, y = el More Pra ey C Sonny Role x Le TTRR RUC AND CHEM.Cozy.Lunon.\u201c Bou lo Cure Torturing Sein Diseases,\u201d frac\u201d SAVE YOUR SKIN Yet et me 2eme 206 dev ANGRY CRICKETERS, New York Players Resent the Prinee's Treatment of Them During His Visit.HE WENT TO THE YACHT RACES.And Did Not Turn Up to Play on the Days That He Was Expected to Show His Skill.NEW YORK, November 2.\u2014 The Me- tropolitau District Cricket League held two Important meetings at the Astor House.The first was a formal gathermg of the Executive Committee, which disposed of ail the left over business of the vear; the other was the annua! aulumn meeting, at which the records of the year were ofticially presented and arrangements nade for the distribution of the pennant and individual prizes.À nuld sensation was caused at the meeting by the discussion vo! discourteous treut- went received by the New York cricheters at the hands of Prince Ranjitsinhjt's team.Phere might Lave been some excuse for the Prince absenting himself on the first day on the plea of a heavy cold, but the absence ut A.C.MeLaren and A.Priesties on the ~econd day, and when the visitors were represented by only nine men, wus considered mex.usable, This was especial: Ivy so, as the absenteus were at the vacht race when they should have bceu at the cricket much.It was moved that some action be taken for bringing the matter before the English cricket authorities, but it was voted that the league take no action.It was left to individuals to do as they pleased.WITH THE BASEBALL PLAYERS BASEBALL BAS DEGENERATED.The Game Has Not Advanced in Dis- Play of Science or Skill.James Mutrie in the New York Telegraph writes: Why is the game of baseball losing its hold on the sport loving public?1 might give several reasons fn explanation of the falling off ln attendance at the baseball parks throughout the country.especially in the large cities, but one is sufficient.The game has gone back in the last few vears instead of advancing.When I sav the game has gone back ! mean that the piayers of to-duy are not putting up as good an article of ball us the players of ten years ago did.The game hasn't advanced in the display of science or skill.+ 1 doubt exceedingly if a club could be gotten together right now which would compare with the old Chicago champions in the days when Anson.Pfeffer, Goldsmith, Flint.Kelly.Gore, Dalrymple, Burns, Corcoran and Williamson were the fdols of the Windy City fans, or the New York Giants, when Buck Ewing, Jue Ger- hardt, John Warde, John Clapp, Roger Conner, Mike Gillespie.Mlke Welch, Mike Tiernan and Tim Keefe were the stars of the club.Take your pick of the players out of the teams which represented Brooklyn, New York, Cincinnati, Boston, in fact any of the ritles in the National! Leagu% cir- cult, this season, and I wouldn't ask for A better betting proposition than to stack them up against the old Chicago and New York push, if such a thing were possible.I'd string my money along with the old outfit with all the confidence in the world.There never was another baseball aggregailon like the old Chicagnes, unless I except the Giants at their best.They had the best infield, the greatest pitcher in Goldsmith bar one, Tim Keefe, and the best «enecral player in Mike Kelly that ever Happened.Kelly was the trickiest player I ever Knew, and he achieved results, too.ABOUT TIONEST JOHN KELLY.A man who has figured in every deparf- ment of baseball will, 1 think, agree me in a comparison of the players of today and of the past.I mean Honest John Kelly.Baseball was in its swaddling clothes when he got into the game in 1871.He was the catcher of the old New York Eagles during, 1871, 72 and °73.Tn 1871 he played with the Flyaways.During the season of \"76 he caught Will White with the Binghamton Crickets.White was About the only pitcher of consequence who wore glasses.He had great control of the ball, and he could land one over the plate whenever he wanted to, notwithstanding he was handicapped by weak eves During 1877-18 Kelly was with the Manchesters, of Manchester.DISCOVERED BIG BROVTIHERS.It was In the season of 1879 that Kelly organized the Syracuse Barts, with Mtke Dorgan, McCormick and other players who became famous as my chief attractions.In 1880 he organized the New York Baseball Club, which was variously known as Kelly's Nine, Kelly's Killers and the Manhattan Terrors.Brouthers, one of the greatest batters that ever stepped up to a plate.war given his first engagement by Kelly, He was a great ball player even as a youngster, and was of the improving kind.Honest John began umpiring in 1880 when the National League was represented by clubs from Boston, Chicago.Providence, Troy, Philadelphia, Netroit, Cincinnati and Cleveland.He umpired Na- tlonal League games for three years, then became connected with the American Association, and after being on the staff of umpires of that establishment for three years ! returned to the League.Kelly was the first to suggest the double umpire system, and the first to umpire a game of ball while stationed behind the pitcher's box.e was also the first to umpire a game from behind second base.He had very little trouble In securing proper behaviour from e players.It seems to me the old line players had more respect for the umpire than the players of the present.MOST UNIQUE BALI, PLAYER.The most unique character In baseball ?Oh.an \u2018Leary, whole lock.O'Leary was a devout Catholic, and used to make the sign of the cross whenever he went to bat.He considered that it gave him luck.1 followed his career after he left the old Manchester with a great deal of interest, and was glad to note that he met with considerable success.Ile drifted to Indianapolis and organized what was known as O'Leary's Nine.He had a good battery in McKeon and Keenan, and a clever Int of infielders and outfielders.\u2018Twas a hard hitting aggregation, too, and O'Leary had about all of the independent baseball clubs cinched to death.There was flerce rivalry between the cluba representing Ohlo and Indiana cities in those days, and O'Leary made them all nok cheap until he stacked up against the old Terre Haute Blues.I belleve Terre Hottentrts are still talking about the victory achiéved over O'Leary's up to that time invincible team by the home club.WENT THE WRONG COURSE.Dan O'Leary has been made the central figure in many a good story told about the palmy days of baseball.I think the funniest thing that ever happened on the diamond was the break made by the gen- lal Pan during the season of 1884.He was playing in Cincinnati with the Union As- soclatinn baseball club at the time.A very close game wes in progress, and O'Leary, after making a three-base hit, made a break for third base.Of course he was retired by the umpire, and when he discovered his error, O'Leary's antics were enough to make even the players who lost by his mistake, shake with laughter.have known horses to be disqualified for going over the wrong course on a race track.but that was the only time I ever knew a Laseball player to get \u2018set back\u2019 for a similar offence.O'LEARY'S CLEVER \"STALL.\" When Justus Thorner, of the Brewing Company.of Cincinnati, ok control of the club in that city.Dan O'Leary was the captain of the team One day, after Billy Harbidge had won a close game with a timely hit, he expressed a longing for a glass of beer.\u2018You shall have a bucket full.my bay,\" responded the captain.* But as luck would have it, Thorner was tn the players\u2019 dressing room when a boy came in with an immense growler, and the use of intoxicants had been taboced.\u201cHere's your beer,\u201d sald the young an.\u2018\u2018Bee®' thundered O'Leary.\u2018Wh stupld fellow, didn't I tell you to gel a bucket of mllk for the boys ?Beer, In- ea ! deed ! Why, the id situation and om.: m But Thorner took in the quietly left the dressing ro But to return to our own times.I don't mean to infer that the umpf'es of the presént do not command respect but it is certainly true that there was less wrangling over the decisions of yn- pires ten ears \u201cFe than there is at fe present.time, ch drastic actions aa | t Glove, HAW\u2019 PILLS à The Best and Safest } Family Medicine | | | BEEC Bilious and Nervons Disorders Sick Headache, Constipation, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver and Female Ailments.| The World's Medicine Annual Sale Exceeds 6,000,000 Boxes.25 Cents at all Druggists.4 Beecham\u2019s Pills have the largest sale of any Proprietary Medicine in the world, and this has been achioved Without the publication of testimonials 258 eod putting players out of the game to emphasize the authority of an umpire were almost unheard of during the time ] was contected tn an offictul way with base- bail.Nowadays 1t is a very common aceurrence.Why, only the other day it wis necessary for an umpire to declare a game forfeited because a plaver refused to get out of the game after he had been ordered to do so.I don't know what would have happened if a player had exhiblted so mutinous a spirit In the old days.If Arlie Latham were in the game he\u2019 would be pretty apt to turn to the umpire and say : \u201cNow.wouldn't that jar a you NEW MAN FOR TORONTO.(Special to the Star.) TORONTO, November 2.\u2014 The announcement is made that Manager Barrow haa signed third baseman Harrv Pattee, a Hillsboro, N.1., player, for the Toronto baseball team.Pattee is a left-hand batter, but has had no professional experience.\u2014_\u2014_- RESULTS ON TRACK AND TURF TRACK STILL HEAVY.Favourites Were Well to the Front at Aqueduct.NEW YORK.November 2.\u2014The track was heavy at the Aqueduct, but the sport was Up to the average.Four favourites, one second choice and an outsider divided the card.The handicap at a mile and a quarter, which promised to be the best race on the card, was spoiled by scratches.Trillo had only The Gardner and Marsian to beat and he won as he pleased.The fourth race was the best of the day, 8is- ter Fox and Myth being about equal favourites.Sister Fox was the best in the going and won cleverly by a length.Myth was eight lengths tn front of Concord, third.Summary: First race, selling, six furlongs\u20148parrow Wing, 108, Bullman, 11 to 5 and 4 to 5, won: Judge Magee, 105, Collins, 60 to 1 and 16 to 1.second: Strangest.108, Jenkins, 7 to 5 and 1 to 2, third.Time, 1.16 2-5.Uncle Louis.plder, Bwamp Angel, Hanlon, Ben Blue, Belle of Erin, and Trade Last also rai.Second race, mile and 70 yards, selling\u2014 Royal Sterling, 102, Dangman.15 to ! and 5 tol, won: Erwin, 112.O'Connor.2 to 1 .secon; Frelinghuysen, 102, J.Black, 13 to 1 and b to 1, third.Time, 1.50 1-6.Federalist, Ceylon, Monometallist and Maldstone also ran.Third race, selling, 6 furlongs\u2014Emigre, 105, Bullman, 11 to 10 and 2 to 5, won ; Tink- ler, 105, Collins, 8 to 1 and 3 to 1, second; Vice Regal, 106, O'Connor, 7 to 1 and 2 to 1, third.Ime, 1.16 3-5.Diva, Ree Mitchell, Tyrba and Emi}! Zola also ran.Fourth race.handicap, 14 miles\u2014Trillo.120, O'Connor, 1to 4 and out, won; The Gardner, 95, Wlison, 7to 2 and 1 to 4, second: Marsfan, 96, Hewitt, 20 to 1 and 5 to 2, third Time, 2.13 2-5.th race, selling, 1 mile and 70 rds\u2014 Sister Fox, 30, Phelan, 11 to § and To 1, won; Myth, Bullman, 11 to 5 and 7 to 10, second: Concord, 110, Jenkins, 6 to 1 and 2 to 1,3 Time.1.Imperator, Leando, Ben- sational and Pins also ran.Sixth race, 5 furlongs\u2014Prejudice, 117, Jenkins, 11 to 5 and 4 to 6.won; Jamalca, 108, Clawson, 13 to b and even, second; Bunoil, 106, Bullman, 3 to 1 and even, third.Time, 1.04 2-5.Decimal, Revonah, Hand and Dorcas Lathrop.Dr.Fannie and Plllager also ran.Diffidence left at post.ORESTES WINS.LONDON, November 2.\u2014 At the first day's racing of the Longfield Park November meeting.the Gorse relling plate was won by L.{ff on Orestes, lend and Bpindor were second and third respectively.Nine horses ran.The betting was 7 to 2 against Orestes.DOINGS ON THE RUGBY FIELD PUNTS, Harvard's \u2018varsity team went through some hard work in yesterday's practice on the gridiron.The men are all very stiff from Saturday's game, and so there was not that snap which the coaches expected.J.lawrence has fallen off greatly in his position at right tackle, and all the gains of the \u201cacrub\u201d eleven were made through him.Unless he improve greatly \u201cBill\u201d Jaton will undoubtedly run him out.None of the men is injured, but Daly and Hallowell are resting.Reid is cn the steady gain, but still Ellis seems to have the preference at full back.All the work was secret and will probably continue so till the end of the season.At East Nicholas Park, Peterboro, a fine game of Rugby was witnessed by a very large crowd yesterday afternoon.The ame was between the Irish Rugby Foot- all team and the Peterboros.\u201cle n- tlemen of Ireland played a fine game.The score resulted 16 to 4 in favour of the Irish team.A grand reception wan given for the Irish gentlemen in the Charlotte street rink, which war transformed into a ball room and beautifully decorated for the occasion.Pe ON THE LACROSSE FIELD.WATCHES FOR PLAYERS, Toronto Club Gives Its Men Memen-, tos.(Special to the Star.) TORONTO, November 1\u2014The directors of the Toronto Lacrosse and Athletic Association have shown their appreciation of the labours of the team of 1899 by presenting a gold watch to each of the 14 men who comprise it.BILLIARD SCHAEFER BEATEN.Slosson Wins the Final Game.NEW YORK, November 2\u2014\u201cStudent\u201d Slosson won the big professional billiard match at the Madison Square Garden Concert ITall, Schaefer being beaten by 900 points to 757.The evening'a play resulted in favour of Slosson, who again outplayed the Chicago expert by 300 points against 262, and therefore increased the advantage 38 caroms, and ended with a lead of 143.Slosson's average for the full 000 points was a shade over 44, and his best run of! the match 37.Schaefer exceeded this run twice, making 41 and 39 in last night's play.His average, however, was a little under 4 for the full game.e score follows: Blosson, total 300; average, 5 10-58; highest runs, 21, 19, 19; grand total, 900.Average, 4.56.Schaefer, total 262, average 4 24-57; highest runs 4i, 39, 20 and 20; grand total, 757.Average, 3.84.Chlidren Ory for CASTORIA.\u2014 Rubber Comparisons.We have a few rubbers left over from last season and as we are only going to sell our own brand of guaranteed \u2018\u2018Slater Shoe Rubbers\u201d we intend to clear out these general lines at the following undercost prices : Granby, - - Granby, fleece lined, - Maltese Cross, - 7 do.Goodyear Glove, - - do 65 cts, 75 cts.65 cts.fleece lined, 75 cts.85 cts.fleece lined, $1.00, pe The difference between ordinary rubbers and \u2018\u2018Slater Shoe Rubbers\u201d may be compared to the difference between a common ready-made suit and one made to order.The ready-made suit is made to fit a man, little attention being paid to the different shapes of man, so with the ordinary rubber, it is made to fit shoes without the various shapes of shoes being taken into consideration.\u201cSlater Shoe Rubbers\u2019 are made in all the different shapes and widths of \u201cThe Slater Shoe\u2019 and fit exactly in every detail.Being made in such variety they will necessarily fit other shoes as well.Every pair has the name and price of the makers stamped on the soles.This is a certificate of guarantee, every one absolutely and unquestionably warranted.This being the initial season for \u201cThe Slater Shoe Rubber\u201d they will not be sold outside of the Slater Shoe Stores, Montreal, Toronto and Ottawa, on account of the output being limited.For sale at only two stores in this city.The Slater Shoe Stores, 225 St.James Street ( 2315 St.Catherine Street (™ 2 MISCELLANEOUS SPORTING.THE BIG BOXERS.They Have Finished Training for Some Time.NEW YORK, November 2.\u2014Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey have practically ended their training, and, save for light exercise, will do nothing more until they face one another in the arena of the Coney lsland Sporting Club on Friday night.They have worked hard for the contest, and will probably prove to be in excellent condition.Some doubts have been expressed as to the form of Jeffries, as he has only done about seven weeks\u2019 work for the fight, but his manager, Billy Brady, and trainers, Tommy Ryan and Billy Delaney, unite in declaring at he is in entirely satisfactory shape.He himself asserts that he is satisfied that he 1s stronger and better than he was on the night when he met Bob Fitzsimmons in the same ring and defeated him.On the other hand, there is no doubt about the conditien of Sharkey.He began work while in California early last summer and has kept pegging away at it ever since.He is ambitious ta be the champion pugilist of the world in his class, and does not want the matter of condition to stand in his way.His trainers, Tim McGrath and Bo trong, and his manager, Tom O'Rourke, have been compelled to watch him to guard against going over the mark where he would be strong.As it is, he is im nearly perfect form.The eve of the contest sees both of the men supremely confident.Both are calm end will to the fray as veterans into action.Thousands of dollars have been wagered upon the outcome of the fight.Jefiries remains the favourite, and the prevailing odds are ten to eight, although some money is placed at shorter terms than that.It was expected that the flood of Sharke money that came sweeping into town earl- jer in the week would make the terms even by the call of time on Friday night, but men who follow the books and make a business of financial risks of a sporting nature are to-night predicting that Jeffries will maintain his lead in betting favour.The house promises to be the largest that ever gathered for a pugilistic encounter in New York or anywhere else in this country.The sale of seats so far has been tremendous, and if it continues the house will be sold out.The boxes near the stage went at 835 a piece, while the seats near the ring command from $15 to 825.General admission is to cost $5, and it is expected that the size of the gate expressed in dollars will be close to $100,000.Fhe articles of agreement under which Jeffries and Sharkey will fight call for 25 rounds.They will battle for 66 2-3 of the gross receipts, of which the winner will receive 75 per cent.It is said that had Jeffries fought last Friday night he would have been unable to do himself justice.The Californian himself believes that the extension of time was a point in his favour.He certainly looked well vesterday during his exercise work, which was of a trying character.He punch: ed the ball, had a six-round boxing bout with \u201cTommy\u201d Ryan on the lawn, wrest led with Roeber, and played handball.At the conclusion of his day's work he looked in fine shape and showed no indications of the tired feeling which is so characteristin of the untrained athlete.A physician ex: amined Jeffries\u2019 health, and found it perfectly sound.Jeffries gave no expression of opinion as to how long the fight would last.He said his style of fighting would be governed entirely by that employed by Bhar ey.\u201cIt may be a short fight\u201d he added, \u201cand it may be a long one, but when it is all over I'll collect the winner's share of the purse.\u201d \\ There will be no interference from the authorities on Friday night.Chief of Po- Ask your doctor how many preparations of cod- liver oil there are.He will answer, \u201cHundreds of them,\u201d Ask him which is the best.He will reply, \u201cScott\u2019s Emulsion.\u201d Then see that this is the one you obtain.It contains the purest cod-liver oil, free from unpleasant odor and taste.You also get the hy- pophosphites and glycerine.All three are blended into one grand healing and nourishing remedy.oc.and 1.00, all druggists, .S0OTT A BROWNE Ghenilts;, Torenta i third, 222.\u2018amount due to the plaintiffs durin, J.Henderson & Co.lice Deverv is authority for this statement.Said the chief: \u201cF have no idea of stopping the bout.The Fitzsunmons-Jefiries affair.held in the same club-house, was properly conduct ed, and 1 have assurance from the officials of the Coney Island Club, which js à regularly incorporated organization.that everr- thing pertaining to the match will be strictly according to the Horton law.The police arrangements will be very similar to those that prevailed at the Jeffries Fitz simmons contest.I will probably take per: sonal command of the men at the ringside.\u201d CLARK TAKES OUT WRIT.QUEBEC.November 2.\u2014(on Leclerc and Jimmy Clark, the boxers.have taken out a writ of prohibitirn against High Constable Gale and Judge Chauveau.in connection with their arrest for exhib tion of boxing some time ago at the Na- vard Park.GOSSIP.The voting competitions, which commenced last week at the Catholic High School fair, held in the Windsor Hall, were ron- cluded last evening in Nt.Patrick's Hall.The voting for the most popular member of the Rhamrock la-rosse team war won by the stonewall goalkeeper, Perey Quinn, with 488; Albert Dade, second, 311; Tom Moore, The voting for the most popular dry goods house also closed last evening.The ladies of the bazaar were pleased to note the enthusiasm displaved by the employes and friends of the firms represented in the contest.They also feel thankful for the encouragement given them in this matter by the firms themselves, especially Messrs.Murphy and Ogilvy.CAUGHT IN THE YUKON ICE.Many Vessels Wrecked\u2014Some a Total Loss, Others Merely Beached.VICTORIA, B.C, November .\u2014 News was received by the steamer Danube, of this rity, which arrived yesterday afternoon from Skagway, of the wrecking of Yukon river steamers which were risked by being run ton late in the season, through the suiiden closing of the river.The Nora V., of the B.L.& K.N.Co., had her hull cut by ice, while crossing Lake Marsh, and bean to fill.She was beached, and will be eld there in the ice until next season.The passengers had to sled out their outfits over, the ice, which a week ago formed about four feet thick in a single night, through a sudden fall in the temperature.The steamer Stratton is reported to have foundered near Selwyn.She had her hull cut in endeavouring to force her through the ice and afterwards sank .passengers were all raved, but the mail and some freight was lost.Be wan afterwards forced under the ice.he steamer Olive May was caught in the ice while en route from Bennett to Dawson, and it was found necessary to beach her at Tagish, where rhe will have to remain for the winter.The steamers (lnsettes, Anglican and Kilburn are caught in the ice above Selwyn.They were unable to get up the river.The Australian, which was running between Bennett and Cariboo Crossing, fad to force her way through ice three inches thick on her last trip, about a week ago.ONTARIO ELECTION FRAUDS.Bribers and Corruptionists in North Waterloo are to be Prosecuted.TORONTO, Ont.November 2.\u2014Pro- ceedings are to be instituied against John .Eden.William Wessier, Hugh G.Roberts, Micheal Scheel, and J.M.Seul- ly.the five men who were reported by the judges for bribery after the North Waterloo election trial, which resulted in the unseating of Dr.Lackner.Instrue- tions to that effect have been sent to the Crown Attorney of Waterloo.\u2014>ie THEY MUST HAVE PASSES.TORONTO, Ont, November 2.\u2014 Mr.Justice Rose, found for the plaintiffs in the case of the directors of the Niagara Falls International Bridge Company against the Grand Trunk to compel the latter corporation to grant passes to the bridge di: tector over ita lines.The Judge agreed that the passes were part of the consideration agreed to be paid when the Great Western Railway leased the bridge and ruled that the Grand Trunk Railway must carry out the obligations entered into.A reference was ordered to determine the the time the privilege has been withheld.I RUSSIA'S FINANCIAL CONDITION _8T.PETERSBURG, November 2.\u2014The Novosti says M.De Witte, the Minister of Finance, has recently addressed the directors of à number of private credit instit u- tions and assured them that the Russian financial condition exceeded that of France or Great Britain.The dearth of money, he added, was the result of the world'a general nancial position and did not af- ord ground for uneasiness.CANADIAN WAS TURNED BACK.BUFFALO, N.Y., November 2.\u2014Dun- can Robertson, a young man from Hamil ton, Ont., was arrest by Immigration Inspector De Barry when he arrived in Buffalo oh Tuesday night on his way to Worcester, Mass.Mr.De Barry investi gated and found that Robertson was vio ating the contrac ur law.wh Nas deported.Robert Removed next door to Street.) Tel.Main 430.r Su) Tel.Up 1309.NO SUBSTITUTING We run our business on purely business principles, and we are fully prepared to meet all competition.; In tilling your physician's prescriptions we always supply the standard of drugs and preparations ordered; we Dever substitute inferior drugs.Qur stock of TOILET ARTICLES AND PREPARA TIONS is large and varied and prices the lowest.Paine\u2019s Celery Compound, the medicine that is making thousands healthy and strong, is our best seller frown day to day.We can recommend it with confidence.WALLACE DAWSON, Druggist, 9 .Law os NM 169 St.Lawrence St., ) ontroal, = > BEET ROOT SUGAR SCHEME.The Head of a Scotch Syndicate Now 1 in Ontario Making Investigations.TORONTO, November 2.\u2014 The Ontario Department of Agriculture has been in communication with Mr.William James Stewart, of Glasgow, the representative of an important Scotch syndicate, who have been seeking to establish a factory in this province for the ture of t root sugar.The syndicate is prepared to invest $650,000 in the enterprise if 1t can obtain a sufficient amount in Ontario of the right kind of beets, and it was with a view of muking enquiries in this regard that a re presentative came to Canada.Mr.Stewart was given to understand that Dunaville, Aylmer and Leamington could furnish the syndicate with beets containing the requisite percentage of sugar, and came on to investigate the statement for himself.The results are somewhat disappointing.Beets from Dunnville and Aylmer were analysed at the Agricultural College and in both instances the samples did not turn out as rich in sugar as has been expected.This ia attributed to two causes: First, the beets were allowed to w too large, that is, they were thinned out too much, and in the next place they were not kept well cove ered during cultivation.Mr.Stewart ie continuing his investigations in the Lesm- ington district.Er THE SAMOAN NEGOTIATIONS.LONDON, November 2.\u2014 While the Ba- moan negotiations continue, it can be said that they are in such a condition that here is small possibility of reaching an agreement in the near future.The United States has informed the Foreign Office that it heartily endorses the pro- posul for the Government of Samoa by one power, But, so far no plan bas been: set, which appears to be satisfactory to the United States.Increased + Te - 140 ibm From 126 ibe, GAIN OF 14 lbs.DUE TO B.B.B.| Can't expect the health tobe good if the blood is impure and the system clogged with poisonous products.Sound health and pure blood are inseparably associated.Burdock Blood Bitters is the greatest blood purifying, blood enriching remedy known to modern science.It expels all foul and poisonous materials from the system \u2014the blood is made pure\u2014you put on flesh and regain health.Read what Mrs.H.J.Croft West Dublin, N.S., says: \u201cÀ year or two ago I was a constant sufferer from nervous headache which caused great loss of sleep.My appetite was poor and I always seemed tired, more especially in the mornings.[| tried a number of kinds of medicines without receiving much benefit, until reading of the good effects of B.B.B.I resolved to try it.It did me so mueh good that I used a second bottle which cured me completely.I then weighed 126 Ibs.but now weigh 140 Ibs.and feel stron and well in every way, all of which I attribute to the good effects of ; BY B.B. THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2.1899 Sir Henry Irving, with Miss Ellen Terry and the London Lyceum Company, produced \u201cRobespierre\u2019\u201d at the Kunlckerbocker Theatre, New York, on Monday night, and scored a tremendous The New York World rays: \u201cThe reappearance of Henry Irving on our stage, and the first American production of à new play, '\u201cRobexplerre,\u201d by Victorien Bardou, occurred last night at the Knickerbocker Theatre.The double «vent was unquestionably the most lmn- ' .nt and impressive of the season.All re went to Irving, and he deserved tri nu all, He is the prince of Engilsh- speaking actors, the undisputed head of his profession.without peer or rival at the preseut time.Besides this, he Is a scholar and a distinguished gentleman, a man of generous impulses and delicate refinements, whutn all are proud to love and revere.The thunderous applause that greeted him last night.and was repeated at frequent intervals throughout the performance, vibrated with this feeling, and added to It wus a note of gratification to see him in full possession of his health and spirits, with no truce of his long and serious illness.\u2019 The New York Herald says: SIILCUSS.\u201cHenry Irving, the manager.eclipsed Henry Irving, the actor.The staging of the melodrama was almost flawless.The acting had its flaws, though at its best It was Henry Irving's best, \"There were scenes tn which he showed all the passion, the power and the pathus of which he Is capable.There was one, al least\u2014the scene In which he confronts the spectres of the victims he had delivered over to the gulllotine\u2014in which he 18 only un echo of himself, and not of his best self He was a pale reflex of Irving as Matthias, of Irving as Macbeth; he was not the Irving Robespierre, who a half hour before had almost excelled himself In the terribly represesd passion of his interview with his illegitimate son.Nor was he the Irving, who a half hour later was Robespierre in his downfall\u2014harried, crazed, terrified, astounded > the outcries of the ennvention, turned his accusers and his judges.but still preserving a semblance of dignity and of outraged auth.orfty.In these scenes he was thoroughly natural and human.His very eccentricities were an artistic part of the eccentric character whom he personated.\u201d Allan Dale, in the New York Journal says: \u201cMere melodrama?Of course.But it is melodrama from a master hand, vivid with colour, reckless with tints, and loud with conviction.Suppose you had never seen Irving until last night.Would you like him?I say ynu would at once understand the reason tor his reputation.not always easy to do this.You hear of such and such a person's vogue, and you wonder why and wherefore.But in Robespierre Irving 1s the \u2018finished\u2019 actor, who has shed the faulty, distressing mannerisms of his early day.The New York Commerclal Advertiser says: \u2018Robespierre.which marked a big social occasion on its opening at the Knickerbocker last night, 1s a piece of regally attired medlocrity, Fllled to the brim with good acting, brilliant management, dexterous dramatic carpentry, the real soul! nf it is small and comparatively cheap.For this nobody is to blame.8ir Henry Irving has worked long and nobly for the stage.For many, many years he has fought his way along the hazardous passes of public taste, wirhing always to uplift and not to comply, and by his side, Miss Terry has poured into many of the fairest creations of the world's literature, all] her matchless sweetness, grace and honesty.Therefore, it was right that their reception last night should be an ovation; that the first appearance of Miss Terry should Inspire a burst of affectionate greeting, and that Sir Henry's elevated acting bhould have its unstinted rewar The New York Tribune says: \u2018The greeting accorded to them was that of devoted friendship, They were halied with acclamationd of joy and greeted with long continued plaudits of affection and delight.Such a beautiful spectacle of popular gladness is seldom seen.The tribute must have glven much pleasure to {ts re- ciplents, and certainly {t was honourable to the public.Henry Irving and Ellen Terry stand at the head of the dramatic pro- fesston.No nther actor so great or so justly renowned as Henry Irving is living in our time, and Ellen Terry.in her peculiar and distinctive realm of imagination, romance, ant wild and wayward sensibility, is withou \u201cRobesplerre\u2019\u2019 does not Suggest the high themes and the great Dandruff is disease.It forms constantly and will keep forming until the disease is cured.Dandruff annoys the person who has it and repels everybody else.People wit dandruff in their hair are not clean; their clothing is always soiled.To re ct s ) co re this, us It cures the disease that causes dandruff; makes the hair glossy and thick; and stops falling of the hair.It always restores color to faded or gray hair; no exceptions, always does it.81.00 à bottie.All druggists.# A shert time ago 1 purchased a paste fest Bil vier Mang with druff and hair coming ont.t it has done wonders.it one ie gone; hair is CanLaTOs BELL Freetown, We bays » beck cn The Hatr and we will send free do not thoughts that appertain to such dramas as \u2018\u2018Faust,\u201d \u2018\u2018Becket,\u201d_ and \u201cKing Arthur.\u201d It moves upon the wings of turmofl But of its and its flight is near the earth.kind it 18 the best: it possesses grim wer and stormy beauty: and it will be widely liked and jong remembered.\u2019 .+.on The Chicago Record says editortaliy : The welcome which awaits Sir Henry Ir: ving, who, with Miss Terry, has just returned to this country.is significant ol something more than the popularity nf this eminent actor.Sir Henry's acting alone, great as It Is, would not have placed him in his present eminence.It would have sufficed.doubtless, to draw crowded houses, but It would not have given his visits from one to another of the great English speaking countries something of the importance of a national event.His pecultar standing to-day.in fact, arises from a tacit recognition that he has been the most powerful inftuence toward the uplifting of the modern stage.Me has elaburated and enriched the detail of theatrical art.When he first entered upon hls profession actors who were then of first prominence were content tn display their own admirable art with the most meager accessories.If the star sati-fied his audience.11 did not matter whether or not the scenery was appropriate or the subordinate cast meritorious.Sir Henry Irving has been foremost among the men who have changed all this.If he himself is one of the greatest lving actors, so are his companies among the most proficient and evenly balanced.He has aimed at perfection in the production of plays, and hls success has encouraged emulation among actors and managers throughout the world.The best sign of the extent of his Influence is tu be found in the success he A ) Gk | NG Miss Julia Marlowe is playing \u2018\u2019Barbara Frietchie'\u2019 at the Criterion Theatre, New York.and has made it one of the notable productions of the season.John Carbin, n Harper's Weekly.says: In the first act, where the lines gave scope far skilful and varled effects, Miss Marlowe's acting was worthy of the high things she has led us to expect\u2014full of arch, race and deep, womanly feeling; but in t later acts, as again was the case in \u201cNathan Hale.\u201d the most required of her was the inarticulate portrayal of grief, long drawn ouf\u2014a thing which, if it can be effectively done at all.can be done only by a greater actor than public.He has proved that it is still pos- gible to hold interest in the most serious forms of dramatic art provided the performance be conducted as an enterprise of art, and not merely as a makeshift for the displaying of a single actor's talent.ae 8 ae Here is Sir Henry Irving's programme while on this stde of the Atlantic ° c- New York\u2014Knlckerbocker Theatre, an Boston\u2014Hollis Street Theatre, November Philadelphia_\u2014 muse, December 11.b WashingtoneN ational er 25.: Baltimore\u2014Academy of Music, January 1.Brooklyn\u2014Columbia Theatre, January 8.Pittsburg\u2014Alvin Theatre, January 15.Cleveland\u2014Euclid Avenue Theatre, Janu- to Ghestnut Street Opera Theatre, Decem- ary 22.Detroit\u2014Opera House, January 2.Toledo\u2014Vglentine Theatre, January 29.Columbus\u2014Great Southern Theatre, January Dayton\u2014Grand Indianapolis \u2014 February Louisvine-Macaulay\" s Theatre, February Opera, January 31.English's Opera House, \u2018st.Louis\u2014Olymple Theatre, February 5.Chicago\u2014Columbla Theatre, February 12.Toronto\u2014Grand Opera, March Montreal-Acacemy of Musle, March & Springfleld\u2014Court Square Theatre, March ew Haven\u2014Hyperion Theatre, March 13.Harttosde Parsons\u2019 Theatre, March 14.Providence Opera House, March 15.The talented actor and cometian Joa- eph Murphy, will begin a week's engagement at the Academy of Music next Monday night, appearing in those well known and exceedingly popular Irish plays of his.Speaking of his plays recently, Mr.Murphy sald: \u201cIn \u2018Kerry Gow\u2019 and \u2018Shaun Rhue\u2019 I have tried faithfully to reproduce the local feeling.the atmosphere, as painters are fond of putting fit, of the real old Irish Dbyways, hedges, lakes, farms and woodlands.I have tried to save their beauties and utllize their glorfes.The Irish men and women which are represented by the ladies and gentlemen of my company are upon the most sincere scale, and worthy the flesh and blood originals they impersonate, Cari- vatures upon the stage are an abomination, and the Irish caricatures ro often seen there are an outrage upon an intellectual, large-hearted, light-hearted people.\u201d The \u201cKerry Gow\u2019 will be played Monday, Tuesday.Wednesday matinee and night.Shaun Rhue will be produced Thursday, Friday, Saturday matinee and night.= ë ord, ) y is i je FRABER BROS.\u2019 BALES [ cusebold Furniture, Carpets, Curtaigs, Pianos, Mirrors, GABALIERS, PICTURES, BEDDING, HALL AND COOK STOVES AND RANGES, ETC.Regular Auction at our large salesrooms, NOB.453 AND 455 ST.JAMES STREET, Corner Inspector Street, ON FRIDAY MORNING, 3rd NOVEMBER, At 10 o'clock.Liberal cash advances made.Consignments solicited.Safe, clean, dry storage for Furniture, Planos, Trunks, etc, etc.Private sales every day.Carriages, Mar- ness, Safes, Furnlture, Carpets, Stoves, etc.FRASER BROS.Auctioneers.RAE & DONNELLY\u2019S SALES.AUCTION SALE New and Second Hand Furniture Beautiful carpets {in squares of var- lous kinds ; a great variety of House Furnishings, etc, ete, at our rooms, 241 and 73 St.James street, will be held on Friday Afternoon, Nov.3rd, Consisting of : Drawing Room Suites, Easy and Odd Chairs, Oak and Ilardwood Bedroom Bets, Springs, Hair and Wool Mattresses, Sheet ings, Pillow Slips, Blankets and Comforters, Sidebuards,Tables and Dining Chalrs, Large lot of Carpet, Scotch Linoleum, English Olleloth, and a great vartety of House furnishings, etc.Also a good Jot of Second-hand Household Furniture, Pictures, Carpets, and a large lot of useful sundries, Without reserve.BALE AT 2 O'CLOCK.RAE & DONNELLY, Auctioneers.257 2 BOVRIL is a combination of all the nutritious constituents of Fresh Lean Beef with the stimulating properties of Extract of Meat.222 2aw tt It is Well to Know nu is well to know where to go for pure d fresh drugs and family medicines.Our constant aim is to please our patrons in two essential points\u2014quality and value.We eolicit your trade, assuring you of our best efforts to meet your wants.Our present stock of Toilet Goods is un- a \u2014everything that style and mod- \u2018ern taste can suggest, and at prices that must meet your views.Customers supplied with just what they ask for.Are you a user of Paine\u2019s Celery Compound?Our stock of this popular medicine is fresh and only the genuine sold.A.DAVIDSON, Druggist, 4205 ST.CATHERINE ST., 258%n+y11 2aw Westmount, P.Q.Merit is the Test of Value.COWANS Hygienic Gocoa, Royal Navy Chocolate, Chocolate Cream Bars, Chocolate Ginger, etc., are absolutely pure and healthful Ask your grocer for these goods.PIOL A REMEDY FOR IRRECULARITIES.Saperseding Bitter Apple, PU Cochin.fea tr 3S al sta Order of all Chemists, or Fis for from EVA NS & SONS, LTD.MONTRK or MARTIN, Pharmaceutical Chemist, AREAL, row K No 43eod FREE TO MEN.The writer will send.rhselutely free, the restored him to vigonro for years from the ef ch ean a lon are really in n pladiy sc send TH Terman free te GEO.MCINTYRE, Box A-12.Fert Erie Ont.FOR THE CHEAPEST And the best electric light and power, go to the LACHINE RAPIDS HYDRAULIC & LAND CO., Limited, 38 Victoria Square.eak, antler 115:odtf Mr.and Mrs.Arthur Lindsay, of Otta ests of Mrs.C.A.Lindsay, Stanfe y stret.Miss Mayfield has returned to Brockville after a pleasant visit to Mrs.W.Louson.Mrs.Alex.Molson haa taken 119 St, Mat thew street for the winter months.Mrs.Poole has returned to Cornwall from + a short visit to friends in town, Mrs.Cockburn returned to Toronto at the end of the week from Montreal.Mr.Fred.Crombie has returned to town after a short stay in Quebec.\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\"}eafrm>g- SCOTT ACT ELECTION DAY.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, Nov.2.\u2014It is that polling in the Wenimorelan pret Act election will be fixed for Novem- Pa The Caar an Cearina are expected to arrive | Tate am on Saturday.The visit is said to ba be of a purely private nature.The Drink and Drug Habits Permanently cured by the * Dixon Cure\u2019 or money refunded.Full particulars, ad dress the Dixon Cure Co., or the manager.M.HICKS & OOB RALER Second Portion of Library {mportant sale of à most attractive Lion of Old Maps of Canada and North America.Books Relating to the Arctic Regions.Bale will take place on SATURDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, Within our roots, 1821 and 1823 Notre Dame 8t., com- nel, g 81 2.30 and 8.30 pu On view morsinig or sale.Catalogues now = ready an and mailed ou application, Order from parties unable Lo attend sale will be ath fully executed.254 5 M.HICKS & CO, Auctioneer Important Sale Of General Household FURNITURE ana EFFECTS Comprising Ouk end Walnut Sideboards, Dining Tables and Chairs, Dinner Waggons, Oak Centre Tables, Parlour Bultes.and Lounges, Udy Chairs, Doukcases, Walbut and Oak Bed- vom Sets, Planofortes, Pictures, Carpets and Ulicloth, Dinner and Tea Ware, Gasaliers and Cual wll Hunging Lamps.Gas Stoves and Hall Stover, Goldie and Mas\u2018'ulloch Safe (amall size), Glass Show anos, und u large variety of miscellaneous effects » LEO\u2014 ODDS AND ENDS OF DRY GOODS.on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 1821 and 1823 NOTRE DAME STREET, Commencing at 2.30 p.m.Goods now on view.257 2 Sale M.HICKS & CO, Auctioneers.INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of A.HL.WOOD & CO, Cigar Manufacturers, of Montreal, Insolvents.We have received instructions to sell by auction at the store of insolvent, 427 St.JAMES St, Montreal, on TUESDAY, TH Jo 519858 Bujao[[0] IU} \u20186681 HAHWHAON the sald estate, viz.: Btock of Tuxedo, Dewey, Picaro, Alteza, Mi Espiranza, and other well known brands of Cigars, in bond and free, Leaf Tobacco, Fillers, Binders and Wrappers.Office Furniture and Fixtures, including Safe, Desks, etc.Cigar Makers\u2019 Presses, Benches, Tables, Moulds, Shapers, etc.Also the well known and valuable brands and trade marks, viz.: Tuxedo, Dewey, Mi Espiranza and Picaro.Terms cash.To be sold in lots to suit buyers.Sale at 10 o'clock, forenoon.FRASER BROS, Auctioneers.JOHN HYDE, Curator.INSOLVENT NOTICE In re JOSEPH JACOB, Insolvent.255 8 Saw The undersigned will sell by auction at their office, 97 St.James street, on Friday, the 24th November, 1899, at noon, the following immoveable property LA Sod brick house, bearing civic Nos.zn.29, 31, 33 Agnes street, In the city of Et.nri.The lot is 46 feet front by 8414 feet in depth, English measure, and more or less and is composed of the south-east part ot the official plan, tor the parish of Montreal, containing 28 feet in width, and of the north: -westerly part of lot No.1150 on said official plan, contain- ng 18 feet in width, both by Lhe said depth of 84} feet, with mitoyen norih-west wall, lane In rear of street, across lot No.1148 of sald off cial lan.PNG.2.A solid Brick house bearing civic Nos.36, 87, 3 a 41 Agnes street, in the city of St.Hen The lot is 36 rico in front by 343% feet in depth, English measure, and more or less.and is composed of the south-east part of lot No.1148 on the official plan for the parish of Montreal, containing 24 feet in front, and of the north-west part (the remainder) of said lot No.1149, containing 12 feet in width, both by the sald depth of 8144 feet, with right of passage in the lanes above mentioned.The property will be sold subject to all mortgages or other char Tes af affecting it and subject also to costs o KENT & TURCOTTE.97 8t.James street, Montreal.MARCOTTE BRO 252 3 law \u2018Auetio neers.O\u2019Keefe\u2019s Liquid Extract of Malt Is put up in 16 ounce bottles to retail at $3.00 per doz.Others are sold at a lower price, but there is a reason for it.\u201cO'Keefe's\" can be purchased from reputable dealers in any part of Canada at 25c.per bottle.W.LLOYD WOOD, Toronto General Agent 258°n1 LEGAL CARDS.Mobibbon, Casgrain, Byan & Mitehell arristers, Solicitors, Eto.CANADA LIFE BUILDING, MONTREAL, RD.McGibhon, Q.C.Th.Chase Casgra: Parey C.Ryan.© Len Victor E.Mitchell, vard Burvever, E PPS\u2019S GOCOA GRATEFUL COMFORTING Distinguished everywhere for Delicacy of Flavour, Superior ualit and Nutritive Proper- cially grateful and comfort ng tot £ ne nervous and pend Iibelied JAN So PES BE in phe O., Limi Homceopathio On emists, London, England.BREAKFAST BUPPER EPPS\u2019SCOCOA THE GUY STREET SERVICE.The Montreal Street Railway have re sumed the service on the Guy and Bt.Catherine street line, and it is hoped that ia this manner the Windsor line may be of some of ite trafic.The cars on the Guy and St.Catherine street line start from St.Lambert Hill and run west on St.James to Guy street; Guy to St.Catherine and along the lattdr fare to e avenue.then proceed up this street io Eberron: and thence on to St.Catherine.down Guy along Bt.James, to McGill d thence along Notre Dawe to the starting point EDUCATIONAL.SHORTHAND PRINCIPAL - - EDUCATIONAL.Institute and Business Training School, ESTABLISHED - 110 MANSFIEL LD ST.MONTREA rly of the Temple Build, - MRS.B cK.rtificated Professional Teacher and Foander of the ee Method of su hing.The School + will be reopeued REPT after 6th September from 10 to 4.EMBER 11th, a Circulars ent vn application ock ma y be seen on an Telephone Up.1973.208t SHERIFF'S SALES.ARTHABASKA.\u2014 F.F \u2014 Na.85.\u2014 David ebert vs The Jean Heuse Cigar Making Machine Company \u2018of Canada, Hmited A four story brick buliding, ervcted on part of lot No.fifty, official plan town of Drummond- villa, To be sold at the door of the parish church ot Bt.Frederic of Drummondville, tweuty-ninth November inst, ut ten o'clock am.\u2014 F.F.Dame =~ Nn.Anna DISTRICT OF BEDFORD.1731.- WllHam F.Shores vs.Mureau dit Duplessia A farm in the County of Shefford, as follows: Lots Nos.elght hundred and eighty-two.town of Waterloo.Lots Nos.eight hundred and eidffty-seven to nine hundred and six lnélusive, sald official plan.made up hundred and sixty to eight inclusive, official plan No.nine hundred and eighty, official plan township of Bheffurd.l\u2019art of lot No.nine hundred and elghty-ome, ufficial plan township of Bhe To be sold en bloc, as one tari, with all bulidings ahd improvements, and subject tu certaln rights, at the door of the parish churgh t St.Bernardin de Waterloo, town of Water: loo, November lwenty-nlnth instant, at nine o'clock a.m.DISTRICT OF GASPE.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No, MTL \u2014Willlum Law McKenzie va.Elzear Decheno.he sale, which should have taken [lave at the door uf the partyh church of Les Sulnts Anges Gardiens de Cascapedia, twenty.fifth May last, will take place at suid place, fifteenth November instant, al two o'clock p.m MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.810.\u2014 The Trust and Loan Company of Canada vs.Ludger Cousineau et ul, and J.U.Emard, Adjudieu- taire.The sale, which took place in Montreal, twenty-fifth May last, will take place again, at Bheriff y Office, Montreal, November twenty- third instant, at ten o'clock MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.1420.\u2014 Joseph Cleophas Perrault, M.D., va.Dame Adeline Grise, es au al.1.Land in the parish of St.Bazlle le Grand, being Nos.three hundred and ninety-two and three hundred and ninety-three, official plan parish of St.Bruno; with buildings.Said lots forming one farm.fe Land in the parish of St.Razile le Grand, official No.four hundred and alxty- nine, parish of SL.Bruno, circumstances and dependencies.To be sold at the door of the parish church ot St Bazile le Grand, thirteenth November next, at ten o'clock a.m.MONTREAL, \u2014- F.F.-\u2014 So.2633.\u2014 Emery Laporte vs.Norbert Lapor 1.À land in the parish of pe Bazile le Grand, No.four hundred and six, official plan of the parish of 8t.Bruno; with buildings.2.A land in the parish of Bt.Bazile le Grand being No.four hundred and fifty-three, official plan of the parish of Bt.Bruno, circumstances and dependencies.Said two lots forming the same farm.Tu be sold at the door of the parish church of St.Baalle le Grand, thirtieth November instant, at eleven o'clock a.m.MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.246.\u2014 Dame Ernestine Forest ve.Ephrem alias Aphraim Le- febvre.1.A lot in Bt.Jean Baptiste Ward, Montreal, being Nos.four hundred and twenty- -nine and four hundred and thirty official plan incorporated village of St.Jean Baptiste; bounded In front by l'apineau road; with buildings, and right of entry and exit by lanes.rt of lot No.seven hundred and eighty, official plan of St.Mary's ward, Montreal, with buildings, and bounded in front by Panet st « sold at Sheriff's Office, Montreal, thir tieth November instant, at two o'clock p.m MONTREAL.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.10.818.he Cure and Church wardens of the Fabrique ot the Parish of St.Laurent vs.Narcisse Qosse- Un.A lot in the town of St.Laurent, County Jacques Cartier, being ,No.three hundred and forty-une, official plan \u2018of said parish, with buildings.To be sold at Sheriff's Office, Montreal, December first next, at ten o'clock a MONTREAL.\u2014 F.\u2014 No.2069.\u2014 Frank Scott es qual.vs.Michael Guerin.A lot with buildings, in the City of Ste.canegonde de Montreal, county of Hocheiaga, bounded in front by Notre Dame street, No.fAve hundred and sixty official plan parish of Montreal.3.A lot at the same place, made up of two lots, being five hundred and sixty-nine and five hundred and seventy-two official pian parish of Montreal, with buildings.Said lots are contiguous and form the rame plot, and are bounded in front by Notre Dame st A Jot In ae panne ward, Montreal, with buildings, bein of No.fifteen hundred and sixty-one coal plan sald ward.T e sold at Sheriff's Office, Montreal, No- vem ber thirtieth instant.at ten o'cluck a.m.OTTAWA F.\u2014 No.621.\u2014 Dame Catherine Lewis vs.William Henry Walker Landa in the Township of Buckingham, known on official plan of said township as lot No.nineteen-A, lot twenty-three, lot twenty-four, all in seventh range, lot No.twenty-one-B, eighth range, lot twenty-one, ninth range: lot nineteen-B, ninth range, Jot nin teen-C, eighth range; with water power privileges, etr.In said nineteen-C, also all mining rights In lots twen- eventh enty-B, eighth ; with all mines, factories and nian machinery, build- Ings gnd appurtenances.The sale of the above, which was to have taken place at the door of the parish church of Bt.Gregoire de Nazianze of Buckingham, twen- ty-third March.eighteen hundred and ninety- will take place at the same place, on seven, the twenty-eighth November instant, at ten o'clock a.m.QUEREC.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.8032.\u2014 The City of Quebec va.Louis Denis.Lot Na fifteen hundred and sixty-six, official cadastre parish of St.Sauveur, city of Quebec, on St.Ignace atreet.Bubject to annual rent To be sold at Sheriff's Office, Quebec, December 1st next.at ten o'clock a.m.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.979.\u2014 Joseph Isaac , va, Eugene Raymond.ial cadastre parish Ste.Anne de Beaupre 2 Lo No.fourteen official cadastre pamish Ste.Anne de Beau 8.QUEBEC.Part of lot No» wo official cadastre parish of Ste.Anne de Beaupre, with buildt To be mnld at the door of the parish \"church of Ste.Anna de Beaupre, November twenty- eighth instant, at ten o'clock a.m.QUEBEC.\u2014 Dame Josephine Dumas vs.Michel Honore Btephens.1.Lot No.sixteen hundred and forty official cadastre parish of St Sauveur.City of Quebro.on Massue Street.with buildings.Subject to an annual ren 2.Lot Ne.sixtren hundred and twenty-nine offieial cadastre parish of St.Bauveur, City of Quebec, on Massue street.Subject to an en- gual rent._ To be sold at Bheriffs Offlos, Quebec, December first next, at ten o'clock a.m, QUEBEC.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.2418.\u2014 Dame M Ellen Conway vs.Jean Baptiste Amedee Gui- mont, es qual.Lot No.sixty-three, official radastre village of Lauzon, with bulldings, circumstances and dependencies.With reservation.To be sold at the door of the parish church ot St.Joseph de Levis, December first next, at ten o'clock a.m.QUEBEC.F.\u2014 No.7445.\u2014 Phileas Malnville vs.\"James Eagan ual.Lot No.ten official cadastrn parish of Bt.Joseph de Levis, with buildings, circumstances and dependencies.To be sold at the door of the parish church of Bt.Joseph de Levis, seventcenth November instant, at ten o'clock a.m.QUEBEC.\u2014 F.F.\u2014 No.1262.\u2014 La Banque Natinnale va.J, B.Boutin, Part of lot No.three hundred, official cadastre village of Lauzon: -3'th buildings, cir- cumatances and dependencies.To be mold at the door of the parish church of St.Joseph de Levis, seventeenth November instant, nt ten o'clock a.m.DIRTRICT OF 8T.HYACINTHE.\u2014 F.F\u2014 .128.\u2014 Cleophas Pagnuelo et al ve.Alfred Houle.1.A lot in the parish of Bt.Judes, part of lot No.one hundred and fifteen, said cadastre; with buildings.2.Part of lot No.one hundred and fourteen, official plan of the parish of Bt.Judes: with bulidings.Bubject to usufruct.4 Hugues, Bagot 4.Fart of lot No.eighty- ur parish of 8t.8.Part of lot No.one hundred and fifty-two, parish of Bt.Hugues; with buildings.$ Another lot at the same piace.part of No.huna and fifty-two, sald parish; with buldings rue deduction 7.Another piece of land at thas same place, mme Hundred and fiftyitwo, said piece or land at the samo place, of No.one hundred and fifty-two, ta firstly and secondly gorcrited.st sol at the door of the parish church ol Prov.NSTITUE, 345 Temple Bulldins.hove Main 185 Kt.James Seats Montreal, MISS GRAHAM'S Shorthand and Typewriting Classes Individual and Cluss Instruction.Both sexes a asltnple, short, up-w-dste method Special advantages ure attached to the Institute by which puptls receive ou thorough practical bus ness training.Atl gradustes ure now holding satinfactury positions, Fusitions guaranteed to colupetent niebograp ere, Write, call or telephone for Prospectus.411 THE MONTREAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.938 & 940 Dorchester St., near Mountain, Bell Tel, Up 961.Development In iu all branches of Music Terms: Strictly as in Conservatories Consultation bour, 4 to 5 daily.Yor prospectus apply to 24010 MR.C.E.SEIFERT, Director.MISS M.OWLERS \u2018Will open her Danclog Academy for the season om Oct.Ah.For private lensons an.rticulars 2; Apply 1126 St.James Ste Roofing and Asphalting.OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.CEMENT AND TILE WORK, Sto e Linings, © Heat and Ventilating nines ot last system and pneumatio ock conveying.GEORGE W.REED & CO, mn 783 and 785 Craig Street, Canadian Nationa ex American Express Co.UPTOWN BRANCH Star Branch Office No.I.Corner of Peel and St.Catherine Streets Express Money Orders issued to of Canada and the United Stores.Phe best and cheapest method of remi:ti through the mails.A receipt given wi each order.No application form to fill ous Amount refunded if order is lost, :=| Acids Acids Acids Nitric, Sulphuric, Muriatic, Acetic Acid 2, and 8 per cent.Chemically Pure and Commercial Also, Nitrate of Iron, Black Iron Sal Soda, Still Water, Whiting.A stone, Lig.Ammon.Fort.Silver and Anhydrous Ammonia for col storage.- FOR SALE BY.JOHN COWAN, 3 Dalhousie St., MONTREAL, 216*ntylaw3 \u2014 Levis Waterworks Notice to Engineers.ing on electric lighting in the town Levis,\u201d has been adopted at the meeting pa the Council held on the 16th October, Moved by Mr.Councillor D.Lalne, sees onded by Mr.Councillor Joseph Carrier, that the by-law opening a competition for the preparation of plans and specifications to establish a system of waterworks, drain ing and electric lighting in the town nt vis be adopted as follows, viz.: 1.A competition is hereby opened to all competent persons, to prepare plans, spec {fications and estimates, for the outablish- ment, execution, working and malin ing a system of waterworks, draining and electric lighting in the town of Levis.2.persons wishing to take part in the sald competition can obtain the neces sary Information and particulars on inquiring at the Secretary-Treasurer's of« fice, a at the City Hall, Levis.3.The plans, specifications and estimatos will have to be prepared mo as to provide for the mupply and wants of a population of twenty thousand souls at the rate of thirty gallons of water per head, every Ye 4.The plans and tenders for the above mentioned purposes shail have to be deposited at the office of the corporation of Levis on or before the first day of Jane uary next.5 Those plans and tenders will then be submitted for examination to competent persons chosen by the Council, and he said persons shall report to the Council within the delay fixed by the :aid Council.6.The Council, nevertheless, will bave right to choose and adopt whatever plane and tenders which it will deem most 23 vantageous, and will not be held to accept those whose price will be the lowest any of 1.A prize of $1,000 will be awarded to the person, whose plans, specifications and ess timates shall have been declared theo best by the three persons mentioned in article fifth of the present by-law: & p of 800 to the person whose works will come in the second place.8 Thore plans, epecifications and astis mates shall remain the property of the code poration of the town of Levia.DMOND \u2018ROY, Mayor FLAVIEN ROY.Secretary-Treasurer.NOTICE.Notice is hereby given that the mublict pality of the Village of Villeray, in the County of Hochelaga, duly incorporated a village will apply to the Legislature of the Prov of Quebec, at its next ses sion, for es purpose of having annexed to its territory.lat, à certain plece of land, about thirty-six arpenis in area, ad- Joining said territory.and to be taken from what Is commonly known as the \u2018Jarry Farm, situate parti in the h of Bault au Recollet, lot No.490, ounty nf Hochelaga, and partly in the parish of 8t.Laurent.Jot No.2630, in the Coun of Jacques Cartier: 2nd, a certain strip pA land.about sixty feet wide by ten arpents fn depth, beginning at the north-western extremity of said piece of land, and extending to the base road of st.road, and.3rd.to have aid strip of land saparated from the said par.ixhes and counties, for the purposes above stated.E MAURAITLT, 4 Becrotary of the sald Municipality off .Villeray.5.Wilerar.October 16.189% EE.+ LR are > ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014=.swith the world in manufacture THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2, 1899.CAR fus 1506 C2 à \u2018 \u201c\u20ac : { - She Daily Star.& CO, Proprietors.168 and 165 St.James Street.\u2014\u2014 2 -\u2014\u2014 THE DAILY BTAR is sent to any part of tes or Canada, pustage free, at a yeer, 81.80 for six months, and Suv for months.We believe the circulation of THE STAR exceeds the combined fssue of all the other Foxiish newspapers published in the city of trek Asents for Franch sdvertisinx Mayence.Favre and Cie.Rue de teliore, 18, Paris, ve for advertising Toroma .Representatt re NTREAL BTAR, W.F.Carrier, 49 = st.west.CIRÇULATION ~\u2014 OF THE \u2014 Daily and Woekly Star FOR WEEK ENDING Oct.28th, 18909, are Messrs.in Grange 810,102 Present Average: DAILY, for week ending Oct.28th, 51 9 6 8 3 WEEKLY STAR 1 06,891 Last Week.Average Circulation of the STAR Last Week, | From the above figures are ex- sluded several thousand subscrip- Rone regarded as more or less ephemeral.THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1899.oe A SUCCESSFUL ARBITRATION.We have been frequently told that arbitration failed in the Venezuelan dispute * because the award appearcd to be a com: promise.lt is now said that Mr.Justice Brewer has béen interviewed in Paris on the subject and that he verities the compromise theory.That 1s, the judges were * mot agreed as to the true boundary, some thinking thet first discovery should be the governing principle, while others were more impressed by actual occupation und settlement.© The upshot was, of course, that they compromised, and thus reached @& upanimous award.The New York Post defends this course.It 1s \u201cthe usual course,\u201d it says \u201cin nearly all trials by jury w civil actions, and not fmfrequently in criminal vases.Ît 19 also the proper course and the only one by which society and government can Le ad- Ministered.litigation, whether on a large or on & small scale, must be got out of the way to make room for other htigation and other human affairs.Therefore, compromise is not only allowable in such matters, but is indispensable.\u201d More than that, the Post 1s frankly glad that Britain \u201cwon her case,\u201d thus secunng the control of à large part of the gold mines.IL says: This was to be destred in the interest of civilization.\u2018lhuse gold mines, according to all accounts, can be work- at a profit onlv under a stable government.Not only must the govern ment of the region where they are situ: ated be that of a civihzed and enlight- éned country, but the approaches to it must be under like control.At the time when the United States was in a spasm over this question, and when these gold mines were figuring in the press as the prize tor which Great Bre taux was chietly contending letters came from American miners there say At tHüjr interests and timse of all \u20ac ) ucers epended on.the t ot and confirmation of British control: that if the region were turned over to Venezuela, their property would be exposed to depredation, «pa iation and confiscation, and that thev might as well abandon the country af once.From all this, it would appear that arbitration really achieved in this Venezuelan vase a most conapicuous success.It removed b dangerous question from the pale of war; it brought the valuable gold lands in dispute under the control of the Government most likely to permit and protect their best.development; 1 ps have Le Ce Ru Etre ps rontalned, unforoish= | W ANTEL - GDOD GENERAL SERVANT the best opportunity for making money | you W pate SLATE A An Nn SEAT At J board us ich alsa tabi.Wars Ca = FS pian Panne re mar mt IE iC mer.| s, furnished $25; ne Wdnting, p oo on it .; ce - \u201cce, : {ever bad.Rig com .easy - ° ewar St \u2018'ntt a oard Ya + : val mahogany I .i eus = mother, ing Anny 2 10 pedis EN - | a LEARN large range EE chison at references required Apvly a lime, new plan ar er ue Bradley.erine st.25 \" week 8 an Victoria \" 206 4 ments nd te an wh tem and Mr Petrie Craigie Strive.Dundee Bore on - 3 >t - e ontage on St \u201c Gaurretson co.Limited, - : L.TT - \u2014 .9 © new for tone and 238 6 ! T° LET - w ANDRE SON CTI Urbain ré close ta Place d'Armes \\ ANTED A GOT BHOR VAMDER FO Brantford.255 \u20ac WANTED IMMEDIATELY A HOUSE Ro - TO LET FURNIBHED SINGLE ARAL INL SLL price was $550, it can Jen = \u201cult \\ = - v = es .\u201c rs .' Te ; ; - 5 \u2019 ; | i a lower teaement.goood glen Toe Al | jun.ub a ay ye am me - Eu to St John New HRrunswick.wages Ww ANTED \u2014 $2 PER par SURE GENTLE- mald.Protestant 4 st Matthew el catho Joe an bathroom flat Lo St wanting a high ass PAU AE terms.had oot hen\u201d Ki INFORMATION WANTED OP od mi win dE EE qu | LUTE hu .utham, em 87 50 ver week.farc pald Apply to 162 MCGAÈR Man or iadies.specla) work.position pers - 208 1 EE LL 0 _ 3 ter call at one a P 2 Bk 81 Clevela | on ant card of 8 year® He Er Pet PF re ple building.st Montreal 257 © manent.reliable firm, with best references.«X- TAN OM THN pus LADIES Aberdeen.i ci fe UE lg La 3 : \u2014 Tare Gnmeceasary Address 8 M Fry Field WANTED \u2014 A FEMALE TEACHER.HAV RMS = FURNISHED SUITABLE EUR Foon SALE \u2014 LADIES NATU ; re oo ot Skene ER Ew STONE th [on lALE-TWO STONE FRONT VV ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY UNIVER Manager, Hamilton.\\ 255 media F 8 Model school diploma Apply im Vio ptlemen.with board, Daisy furnace Saab os heh ar NATURAL, wook, IIR lh - .?ALE ; \u2018 ME SL > : \u2014\u2014 2 ely.Kt ac on ä 6 3 oo a om 2 J oO re 7 ses sro sf Rox n E atages Ju The West End, above | M ps remdent master.private WANTED \u2014 1F You WANT TO MAKE Treas.Vagos.ne salery to R.Hackwell Fes - ass ine fported Kode at low prices.Clark's.room PERSONAL INFORMATION WANTED OF ero JF NT RE rat EEE un nd ent ! i .EF ene atin, ele- 1 U 0 .: 258 \" OUMS-\u2014- FUIRNISHE - \u201d _ - u st ames 257 3 obert and John Patterson.last } mt \u201c ro pe Ns pe .ni q | Mes races ONE.would accent RE ES ue DE AE EE preferred | En- Lite \u201cPURES PTS ED net PET a VV ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY A O1'SK | R 1 M ES NME DE PSI EE a 6 in Gippsland, Barnsdale, Victoria, etre wht I mat hed PE D Sutra, Mempte Dull Hag.Aires.11 40 Sear Thru | Five refereners.tord.Co, L ,; n maid 585 Sherbrooke St HOUSE- | modern conveniences, from six dollars np COR SALE - MEN'S WOOLLEN UNDER- 14 years age Communicate with thelr sister, wa EX n a pi thee ny 255 ke St 208 1 rer wear, Mrs.A Pat [ | il \" na ! \u2018 : Tn rs mal i par és required 214 Wood avenue pure w er imported gos, In natural woul, ee .Lerpon or Duff, 15 Arthur at, ) - y \u2014\u2014 __ \" e il Ses y .fo D IRAÉNSTAIRS amr.ose \\VANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT WWANTED \u2014 BOY TO GO MESSAGES AND | Bale price, rachat Wee, TT for 8 family of two, one who understands make himself generally useful in store T7 var Une.210 8 James st.opponite : | ore 8.Tuoom une.210 St.James st, opposite PER ERSONAL - INFORMATION WANTED OF \u2018 ohn Gourlay.who left Dundee about May ¥ or - TT le entrance close to MeGIIL Col- NO LET - 1 HT CATHERINE | 41 MGI College avenue aie SIUIN grands owner moving West, an \u2018 feren be street, Upper © ments 9 Tooms sont} set for $670.H OL.Putnat maple \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 ves, between 7 and © p.m.480° Guv st.a SSD ao wultable for ligh 2 Petit jure fur NUIT AS 20 SC building ' Putham, Tempio yy VONTER FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS mead |} ANTED tn A_YOUNG MAN Pant Martin st 7 Ught housekeeping.2b SC QUR FALE - ELECTRIC MOTOR, 2 HORSE tralja.Communicate with his mother, M ne stree ar, \u20ac 2 _ ee » Cuanuuian General Eketre Co.Ltd.Ouse Wor ' the 3 8 Ce 1e 5 a Lower.a ; 3 inden ~~ 0 ptet Canialan G \u20ac etre Se za WwW ANT CRE ONHOURSALR hovam crockees.and fancy goods nines A wholes) GONE one - hy power, In first class condition Address |X, Margaret GourlAy.39 Jtaee st, Dundes.Hcut- D oder Tone rom ogo on W = ; ) young man as experienced entry clerk.both Hospital st.An on 2 I \u201cvate fami SE Rik 7 nee a = Te ces \u2014 ET $ nd.wu modern stone front cottages on CANTEDL CUOEXPERTFNVED LADIE= lenjuages preferred, Appl stating experierge.\u2018 TI DUT * deu \u201ctr om Fast J CaN.TEN PERC |] NT : ; I < ANTE - - - -\u2014 Iphone and gas.fur minutes'from General Post MOR BALE - © ANADIAN PA PATE DERBONAL \u2014 WI - y recne venue, with extenslon kitchens blouse wr te rs.A H Sims and Co, Shirt, ind axe, to Hux G34, Montreal.257 2 V ANTED , AN EXPERIENCED GENER- | Office.Reasonable rent.Apply T, 3dv Star cleaner.also patent Mth cleaner sue call at 389 pr 2 ora AY ren St Famille st small family.Apply at Uffice, 296 8 Bnd practival, good sellers, sarge profits, has, \u201d 298 me; Klauberg, 3ul West 138th st, New York.257 4 PERSONAL W 30 hot - = i.ROULTENHOUSH FURNISHED HOUS TO LET 4 rs \\ E ES TO LET.hot wate furnaces © afl tn perfect order: CHlar and Blouse Mfrs.54 Latour st.257 3 Vv ANTED AY \u2014_ = ocre es A a - OUNG LADY AS TYPE- SSII sep + pd for $4000 each: terms half Qu oo T ; ope .ca h - Putnam, Ist floor, Temple »- A LADIES BLOUSE © writer and stenographer.must be able to ; - oT LET \u2014 COMFORTABLY FUR- bulldins mr em tulst cutter, also a respec Late ah R take her notes In both languages Andy Mat WANTED \u2014 A NURSE FOR CHILD OF 3 ROOMS ~ WITH EVERY ACCOMMODA- Cnihed hoe Prince Arthur a \u20ac Los un (ai prentice A HO Sims and Co, Shirt, dollar tng salary expected and where previously em- years, must understand sewing and be AS home comforts, small private family.Mt SALE \u2014 CUT SLARS, $1 25 PER LOAD, hegs to inform the public that he han near University street \\iply 60 | « andl Blouse Mrs 54 Latour st 5 ployed Address \\W.3757.Star Office.257 well recommended.Apply 4285 Di ; no children, for gentlemen or married couples.large loads.guaranteed perfect y opened dental parlours at 132 Peel st.Patients pis re | VR ALI s \" 257 3 257 2 bpiy 42 Dorchester st.lu £ hiteh p pe ty dry De- «il 3 street Ba =F F FA | Torane Se RARONE FN < oo i = _ FT 5 _ 254 à se of Litchen Address or apply 108 Union ave.ue ered nny here Denott and Scullion, 671 St | receive his personal attention 208 2 5 OT © ne arse \"ANTEP - E ç > NTED \u2014 GOOD PLAIN © 256 3: ames st «1.Main 1051.a EE po 4 \u2014_\u2014 = m= | urnes St Mae and \u2018outhatitimes 1 WAR a 5 ÉTENOGRA PER, WASTER pu COQ PA Te re | Tm \u2014 F ye 3 z 37 4 DENSONAL \u2014 WILL THE LADIES WHO good rder: vou J be sold at the price o State : \u20ac \u201cfe ° ro noon or after seven, event an A - \u2018 *ORTARIY FURNISHE nN .RO eys from .St.Catherine st, kind- COTTAGES TO LET.LE er Pate rente re EP \u201cxine te and références Ap == evening | 3 SITUAITONS WANTED.2 dbathroom Mat, In à quiet camity och FOR BALE \u2014 AN ELE SANT ORGAN.MAN.[15 return to H.M.Simpson, 29 Canada Life \" 1 2 ; on.= : facture ¢ A 3 , st.ne.+ ° voryvs OS en n WANTED ~ YOUTH FOR OFFICE STATE ! ren.Apply 36 Mance st 257 2 [and Harlin This reat aon futlding, 189 Bt James x 256 1 NO LE pa , re Wan J YOI'NGT MAN FOR TIMF- age and sslary expected.Address PO.PASSES Ne OMS ayn cost $150.will now be sold for $66 Te PERSON : - BT © COTTAGES, MONTROSH OR SALE _ CHOC CORNER rer and wteek clerk.some knowledge Box 04K a 5 y Rooms \u2014 21 MANCE STREET LARGE giate purchaser Appl wld for $68 to an imme.PERSONAL = INFORMATION WANTED OF street.Westmount.Ne 4 825 > lots Westmount three of the C7 racines Trocs State age, experience _ W ANTED \u2014 HATS AND BONNETS Tn |» double with board.on bath flat laree r me.144 Peel Ty ay oe pare: Alexander Grant, \u2014nallve of Glenivet.per manth LORS ES wHhout Taves | etvoest in the whe's tewe suitable for and salary eagecten Address T, 3724, Star OP WANTED DAT TRE PROTESTAN a trim at home.old materials used to ad- Cluthes closet.Auer light, pleasant, central 1» VTS el st.Open Saturday evenings Hanffshire, Scotland, last heard of i- Nelson, rent reduced wr Ares A 1e | butlors no = whe HY ra fee 237 2 patal for in pay i TESTANT Ho - vantage.76 St.Mark, above St.Catherine st cality xT 254 3eod British Columbia, December, 1897.Communi.de Lorimier ue St James ets 08 6 | 1s Dor, Temp aiding - te (henmaid Apply with Feierencen.AY CHS Oe | 257 2 OOMS FURNIRHED, WITH OR WI ey with es, ro Feild long of Mr.: pote a0 st .ie ding NT : - RCE: ky \u2014\u2014 - .+ .: = 8 .sharp, at.Ce LL NT sma wo BR deh hl TLR ROO, Tr ST OB ri ne ri ushd nad or .- .vook: \" \u201c18 Tenulred, goud wages.© .- A2 NE N 2 5% m- NO LET - CHA RMING porni.pp fi FOR SAL HOT AND GAR- Ardy at 41m vhester st Bd re \\WANTED - ASSISTANT CUTTER.WITH experienced milliner, old materials used water heated.727 Sherbrooke.257 3 ulayane.Angoras and Belgian hares.\u2019 263 Bleury , Sauter NE le lights, fn a nu den Westmuunt, 50 cents per foot: \u2014 = a counle of yeurs\u2019 experience, buftan hole 10 @dvantage.7 Concord st, 262 ROOMS TO 1 ET.IN A PRIVATE FAM- *t.Montreal 3 dood BOARD.: ~traatien CR modurr noue of the vert cholrest sires in Wests TANTRED\u2014 OP COOK 2 operators and stitchers Skelton Br ! ) in CE and 5 FAM- \u2014\u2014\u2014 rlumbtne.hot water hratin en RER t h .WASTE A Geol COOK, ONE WILLING 3 .; elton Bros.apd Co.ee eee sy, in the west end, two well furnished \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 = \u201c ating, ote: £0 ner Mouf : the house is comfortable and to wash ant iron Heferences \\ 98 St Peter st.257 TANTED \u2014 y trig! .: T FOR SALE \u2014 ge 7 - momh HL Putnam.1st ther, Tension homiike : the grounds In a high state of Apply tv 1074 Sherbrooke st rene Taare = [2 Wan farm En ORION A oo Farm, Le kan hot water heating ores chi folding bed.ing ash After delivered LE SAY OARD\u2014AND ROOMS FOR LADI®S DUR.tutldine way he An tect] cpu for a home, Ho \u20144 eZ WANTED 7 IMMEDIATELY OFFICE BOY, \u201cNine Ranids.253 6 | T7489, Star Branch ride Address $2.50.Descriptive circular and list of references a ng Sonfnerent.private.postes attend- [I nian, Temple building.\u2018A Ny - AT ONCE G00 < one not afrakd of work, with or without ex- ; ! on application.Address \u2018\u2018 td Lo à Town bume.rs.m al \u2014 COTTAGES 1m TN IT QI W men in avery locality socal Cor oN { perience Apply to Po) Box 2274 257 2 \\ YANTED \u2014 MILLINFRY DONE AT 1 OOMS \u2014 ON BATH FLAT, WELL FUR- Catherine st.Montreal.Krasel\u201d\u201d pa eu Doctress, 57 City Hall avenue.230 1 ers EEE ! NOR BALE ST CATHERIXE OT.12 inv duce and adiertss our goods, tacking ANTED FIRS RS CAN - home, old material.ured to pdvantake.6 nished.double, every convenience for RD \u2014 MRS.McEWAN, LADIES 8 Mount ven To Breet 157 | \u20ac valuable lots adjoining Douglas up show-vards on fences, along public rads Wa ED \u2014 FIRST CLARS CANDY MAK.Thistle Terrace, near Turkish Rath Hotel gentlemen, or quiet couples.26 McGill College OR SALE \u2014 À ni 8 4 ammad Bick he i vente heated flats in Chveh .fé x 1é2 no waste land price n:d at conspicuous paces No experience must understand vacuum process and ath Hotel avenue.257 4 FINE BULL TERRIER.34 urse- uperior aco ation; best G' Toss & (+ A125 Western avenue À: a-kd $135 per foot A cholee plece of reeled Salary ur commission, $80 per month revolting pan thoroughly.Good position for 24 5 Montres Ps old, full pedigree.262 Hleury st.moderate.stiendance\u2019 strictly private.y N + 581 lin.almost adfotning Peel street, > x luz, | carpe: $2 per day rete at once for sant mice.Address with references to x, 279%, Warten ETTPATION RY THOROUGH 1 NOM \u2014~ TO LET.NICELY FURNISHED 258 1 * 12 100 \u2014 - Wil ol! buildings nn it.the most avadl- 4 sarticulais, Tne Emp.re Medicine Cu, Lon Di 4 rellable y n x.single room.house contains all convenien- abl vie + of vacant land on the street.don Ont 228 30e d \u2014\u2014\u2014.vertence In ee young man.fifteen years\u2019 eX.cps; gentlemen only.7 McGill College ave.R SALE \u2014~, AT A BARGAIN RLACK OARD - MRS.SEARL.DOCTRESS, PRI- FURNISHED FLATS Ho.Put 15 Templ uns yo \\ \"ANTED RY WHOLESALE HOUSE OF.[ih In general hosiness management in Se walnut desk.4 x 4% feet.with § drawers vate accommodation, with JF prithout pro.1 TO LET.Panam, st Hoor.Temple Bulidinz WANTED ENERGETIC AGENTS MALE fee assistant, must write a good clear E 5 cts: A) references.French, the same as = on each wide, cost $75.748 Craig st.258 1 fesslonal attendance, or wit ladies ot SOR SALE \u2014 ELEGANT MODERN ns nh make $3 to $10 n day.selling hand.a Ht experience necessary.Apply stat- \u201cnxlish.Address I, 3410, Star Office.255 6 1 OU Ms FLATS.HOUSES FURNISHED treated and attended.28 Monique st.\u20182:38 - Salk = lla Ld SRN Jour $18 Crown typewriter does work of 1no INE age.experience and salary expected Ad- 1 or unfurnish w card.A {OR BALE \u2014 CHE WwW .house in the West End uil .DE ! ; ; LITE .pe - Eh urnishe« with or without board.all 4 AP, 10 C.5 COLUMNS, 7 _ 0 LET = FURNISHED.A NICE sic house in the beet part of Tea ee Tn ive kt.soar divas XT.Star Office wr 2 WANTED = yor NG MAN DR parts 0° Ie \"wnat ¥ Queerty lone.Apply H.R Ives 284 Lo.WALTER board Terma moderate.181 Bloury .all modern fmprovem .> Cl Write sAR'ANd.meet NA 5 ast vear \u2014 - \u2014 ol s stenoz:apher ani typewriter.han 68 Send posta! for list, no char what ueen st.° gig de Mt heson ot oy ments.où best West, Had streets: = ele \u2018Randy fin: Jere for tering, The Lyon Manfg Coa la, \\ FANTED IMMEDIATELY , A Jor NO pi Ser en knows French Ad.|*VeT Office, 581 Temple Building.8 7 258 3eod street.257 3 , | , oy pan .n wholesale © \u2014 t atherine st.9% tf dhe occupation.Price $16.00.H.L.Put- Le 0.firm Arvly with references.Address a spots ar ice _ 258 3 I BOOM S In D poUrLE LE AND SINGLE ON FOR SALE \u2014 BICYCLE.NICKEL PLATED, OARD \u2014 MRS.MAYER, LADIES\" BICK 0 - \u2014 = um.Temple bullainx WANTED \u2014 BY A LARG = REAL.HSTATE Star Office.257 2 WANTED _ A CUTTER OF TWELVE first finor.well heated with first class 1763 Notre Dame a rome.à bargain Pi dance private accommodation: nose of 00 \u2014 -\u2014 Comrany.« man of good standing and : _ years\u2019 experience and first class t Hae.at beard.also transients > a - \u201c1 sttendance; terms m °.herbrooke SHOPS, STORES.BUSINESS PREM- ) JOR SALE.2 COTTAGES wolght.witi a Jaree eity connection and who VV ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE THOROUGHLY the same time.requires a po-ition: he an House.6 Union.nie accommodated.ALT street 286 10e0d : ; mount Irvine avenue Soul NAH Can command Interviews with merchants, card sompatent man t take complets charge FNRIIsh but not French.Apply 149 Note a \u2014-\u2014 = R SALE \u2014 REMNANTS TABLE LINEN : ISES, ETC., TO LET coent cellar, «tension Kitchens: Lasy tasse And ntheis or the purnase nf int-rest- of job printing office Address stating expert- Dame st 8 5 1 OUMS -.NICELY FURNISHED.BINGLE butcher and roller linens.large linen tow.DS fimaces.in perfect order, owner needs Wh them in nb ona #1 Investment À good ral.rRcè, salary required, ete.V.3085.Star Office.and double bath flat modern convent- on 5 and duc pair ltnen towels, 8 for Bic, WANTED TO BORROW.oy mmev and w ould =ell the two far $6.25 | star Jee > the right man.Address O 07 2 \\ TANTEI - BT (00D WOMAN WORK OF 200s, meals if destred, private family; ne chil- snahuy ca he vard.\u2019 job lace curtains, : ; .TP LET \u2014 SHOP IN THE SALIS- HL.Putnam.1st tour Temple buildin.N : me Tera ANT a \u2014 - amv Kind ls A first class laundress: refer.TM 274 Bt Catherine st.257 2 ie General Baz: $l.8.2 choler, TBC.Row.SNS a i isbury blork fre SATIS \u2014- _ \u2014 WA: 3ENERAL AGENT FOR ences Address W 3740, Star Branch Offic zaar.3 Cypress, opposite Wind., - a : rea til} May: heat- OR SAT.E \u201cI AN FXPERIEN 11 TRA axricultural imple nents, must be perfectly ! - Tice YOOMS - SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROC sor Hall 258 2 WW ANTED \u2014 TO BORROW 35000 AT 6 see 5 | Helen Ler Apply 8.H Mcbhowell, fl \u201cpose sir et are BT.MONT.pra Im the gro.ry Steady competent and wxperienced.ani capahl _.mi 2 À on bathroem flat.Auer light team Ban.z PoE 43500 at 5 per cent.$5000 et freien =h 26 6 es a.A ; cn ! 0 viese rade to n v sf Qu'hee boih Of Managing outside business Apply witi - TANTEI AP eva q vate family \"ch oy : - MR SALE \u2014 qe cent.500 at 5 Ser cent., all first tear ee \u2014\u2014- Sd estate Lam Instructed un sol a fine languages.Abiress pr.Har Star Offiee.foronces, stating experience and Malar ox W ANTE SA POSITION ET AnoMe vd: private family.no children.823 Pala saw kK thorough hi prada ENT 8 ani, clty (west end) real estate.F.McMann and ~ .* de = = s = Vv Ç \u2018 - ol - - Te, Ler THE STIOP, Bis ST.ect: size 1Mix136.price a Me ue vaprite 28 200 | pected.to YF, 14, Star Office.237 4 the washing aml general housework 89 Tools.cou FI Les improvements, fitted with Goderich tires Son, 178 St.James st.238 J atherine street wa Ç \u2014 \u2014 ed at wrong address, one package.n- an E COI a | NN ar ae Vo mn WANTED pian ein poows \u2014 1x EmoICE LACALTTE ew nn pte bie nde Colo Hark | vire na ne Address Y.%.Star office, 5 ne! Ini the city woul sl A pind .r .4604 tf as a handy man and to look aft-r a \u201chorse cleaning Appl Mrs.Nicholls, 089 or ouse- fortably furnished, well heated: early (gars.Dos Cabanos brand Reward.J & H.cor.Vitoria Sa Bank of Torvato Bild, a7 bullding \u2018 a pe WANTED = A ROLLER COVERER FOR and cow.Apply 48 Aberdeen ave.Westigudt near Sherbrooke.: \u2019 audry BL.breakfast if desired.room and board.Bin per Miles Z Common wt 238 1 _\u2014 = _ LS .Æ IVERE 3 2 month.37 St.Mark st.258 1 Se \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 cotton mill.Address (4, 3310, Star Office eee ee \u2014\u2014\u2014 « OFFICES TO LET TOR SALE - SHERRROOKE § .To 7 TANTED \u2014 BY A G NDRES OST \u2014 PLAIN GOLD WEDDING RING PATENT SOLICITO .R BATEAU SHR 'K BST, LU 256 603 VV ANTED = M AITRESSER.EXPERIENC- WANT Dn ae at HOOD LAUNDRESE, Roox \u2014 mINGLE ROOM.NEWLY FUR- Ler to 108 Mansficld st.and be re- RS.4 ~ attention 15 called to the situation.desl \\ \u201cANTED \u2014 AGENTS TWENTY DOLLARS .Apply Headwaiter.mora Totel.housewnrk.is a æont plain cook Please ad.nished.modern convenience, gas bath, hot ar 257 2 0 ind fini hoof Chee Houses: just fv a week sure.Unrivalied.holiday publica.WA 1 dress Y, 2, Btar Office.258 6 2nd cold water: no chlidren; references «x aT LE \u2014 A SUIT OF OFFICES hy Mr Douglas.and x a Tom Het tion Send fifteen vents for magnificent four (y 2 changed.4 Meili] College ave 281 ) = 5 NOVEMBER CHOSE TO INVENTIONS PATENT 4 with light.hest and attendanee spection Price ea ne Send SL pi combination outfit, worth two dollars.Impertal W ANTED \u2014 TARLEMAID.ALSO A NURSE \\ \"ANTED \u2014 RITUATIONS BY NURSE \u2014 4 res of the Gesu.a purse containing two ED nell arran ged for a dentist, on Welling 1 pytpam.T 16 b \"* i Publishing co.Toronto.252 Beod maid.Apply between 10 and 5 at 59 On- housemaids an! general rervants 8 1 OOM \u2014 AT WESTMOUNT, WELL FUR.valuable keys a watch key, & white car tic: AND TRADE MARKS REGISTERED on pee! Mr the subway pd eas J 2 ! emple bullding.\u2014 _\u2014 tario ave.258 8 to Mrs Burns, 3 Phillips square Rarer The .nished room.for gentleman or married kets, some red ones.and 75 cents In silver IN ALL COUNTRIER v2U, SU office.eo 3 NTED - AGENTS.MALE AND > - - fice.> : = | couple, with partial board, at 364 Elm ave Finder will do a favour by leaving purs nd ; : \u2014\u2014 - OR SALE WETTED MOD: W pale.can \u2018vara ts dollars ont | WANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN ocery stom Ww ps} 187s eps at the ties, or al 63 Laval ave.282 OWEN N.EVANS, \u201c| the park ; rooms all ohnlng selling our holiday publications.Low prices ally ery store ANTED \u2014 BY A GOOD WOMAN.WASH.; 3 - Temple Building, M RE SIDENTIAL FLATS TO LET.i - mx all on two floors | six Big commissions Outfit free Wri A and to make himself generally useful.Address in: h .OM _- FURNIRHED.GENTLEMEN .gs» Montreal.bedrooms.good cellar.beautiful surro 18 ! te us.© R |p 92 8B om x or housework by the day, references > - COLLIE DOG.WHITE, WITH : ar.und- }arish, Torunte 253 Geo! .92.Btar Office.258 1 firet class.1404 8 + only.$3 per month, hot and cold wate 2° : Write for particulars.88(2) Ines : cannot de duplle nn 3 Tan 252 Or .1404 St.Urbain st.258 1 r.timer stripe on nose and back.answers \u2014 rer > plicated fur the money 201 &t Charles Borromee 8t., near Sherbrooke.Oo LE .; Price only 57500 H TL.Putnam.Temple \"ANTED \u2014- SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS WANTED \u2014 A YOUN GIRL (CATHOLIC), *ANTED \u2014 .Call after 7 pm, DR 3 to, tha name of bruce.Reward 2710 By og .D T matt nee on RESIDENTI bullding.ered ladies, gentlemen.teachers.stu- to take care of à littie boy and do houre W honest Tram ne ven lu a El .ib = fa » rooms, Laurier av La , , ; > ov .an © 3 ; ©.A : vontnuation of Greene ave: Now.25 ad fh J0OR SALE CHOICE BLOCRS OF para entiere D OT a pis work: refirences.851 Durchester st.258 3 French (ond English, willing to do anything, I OOME \u2014 THREE LARGE UNFURNISHED Lost \u2014 STRAYED OR STOLEN, A LITTLE , .ny ALE \u2014 = towel! or 2 Yo .t .+ à unes A tine 2 Davis, Mechanics 1 ote an Western avenue, im new | can make gra to $160 per month Write, far VV ANTEL \u2014 AT ONCE A SMART BOY FOR Koo! references.Address F.84.Star hate 3 [1 larme Moomortable.furnished \"ron mt on bath: and an.in one Black round rot an Pack, 7 ha ames sireet 221 eed wind Greene ave | owner living out of city ony feutars.Canaditn Publishing Co.Lonfon, amy office Apply with references.to 0 [room fat.gas, all conveniences.19 Cathcart st.will answor to name of Heauty.Reward 85, 5 Er 081 HOPNT PLFISAT fo ould sell en ensy terms MH.Tl 125end tt TOOm NT ew Yurk Life Rdg 238 1 WwW ANTED \u2014 D''DRESSMAKER.AND GOOD Immediate possession.238 Return to 635 Jagauchetiere st.1 iil A \u2018utnam.Temple bullding = SSI ren AT SPRVANT GA.sewer, seeks A position in private famil avenue, modern Mat of 6 room, 4 YANTED \u2014 WE HAVE EXCEPTIONAL ANTED - GENERAL SERVANT A CA- willing to help in light h rod ate: OOM \u2014 TO 2 ; AY - Br re teh! ai we JNOR SALE oo ST MARK ST, WAT TE en ii offer any energetic man.W Malle and viiling servant girl for small 2ncec 21 SE Eslward auto, Rood, Sater roony, ih eT a Pen aee aT ET nNe ENCRES amendes nine, pan Nevors &ir modern Improvements.ak i comfortable\u2019 stone front cotia a who will engage with us In the sale of ours family.Jfeferences reauired.Apply at on Ne x me ! rold airmen i rinerday CE par at 730 foreign cous i ARON, im ce .T C = fry stock.À OW, T sv.7 Uhure sl.2 y c = = TT TT NS er © n leather case.nd.v ce.MA.MA neon & : pH tn # &nod situation heated by Daley fur- man es Som any nom ge qhomas oe Bowe Ff 238 WANTED on n CORRTING, TINTING, Reus \u2014 Tr LET ON BATHROOM FLAT, ilears return to 9 Mackey st aad rosie ne porte: New York Life Building, eave aad \u2014 nace contains ive bedrooms; has base \"1 ; TAN = a ee ¥ puinung whit-wakhing.wall paper hung English family.comfortable horie for one ward 238 1 étiantic Building.Washington, BD.0.- cu TS \u2014 ment entrance: deep lot good lane In rear: Gieod Uf W ANTED STRONG GIRL FOR TRONTING D (ty.toll 12 Klock, 244 St Charles Boreomee Mf Quirt hablta; also small room.1 minutes © BUSIN price Shi Termes easy.HL 1 Putnam.W- ANTED $1 A NAY SURE SEND 18 Department once.368 Bt.Paul st.Te oe 8 200d pe Morgan's store.1&1 Bamana 2 1 L.o8 MARINE GLASS.ONT ESS PROPERTY FOR SAE.!\u201ct finer.Temple haiiding.Co 2801 .Tre \u201c § \u2019 = - \u2014\u2014\u2014 = : GLASS, ONTARIO AND a .' 25 1 cour dress and we wWilE show von how tn 3 ANTED \u2014 HY RFEPECTAHLE W .4 it ellington cars, vomi dow - EE x \u20ac aA, Tr ; ; : 'Y RESPE OMAN OOM \u2014 NEATLY FüR ; : 2 cars.coming down St Lav- GH & CO 2 1 [ike St a day: Absclutely sure: we Furnish the TANTED \u2014MIDDLE AGED MAN OF GOOD wark in boarding how 8 I \u2018 URNISHED BINGILE rence st, from Tuenrre Francais, © .St = ! * + \u2019 ; - v ; ce Tl - rai .» A, ~ TOR SALE \u2014 WESTMOUNT.A Work and tearh von free: vou work in the in \\ ee ee Un canvassing indus.toine st æ house Apply 42 Sat ns rom, or bath fiat heeted by hot water, gotng cast.Return to Arthar Lapointe, 63 \u201ccri CANADA LIFE BUILDING, Montreal.OR SALE-FACTORY OR WARE ; choice house above Sherbrooke s¢ ahty here Lou hae Send us your address ant *rtal Hfe insurance preforred: must furnich he : o fam! 3 Durocher et.258 2004 street.254 1 Also Toronto, Ottawa and Washington 2 2-F: RE- with Windsor Ont ZR 32ed servants with nee, for good _ i mh On br xt su D nt FRONT ROOMS, Turkish Bath Hotel or 36 Kt.Peter st 281 ACTION TO ANNUL CHARTER \u2018 rirposes ose to nes Grand Trax of- ° SP RTC etes = ç x blaces.country irle drive right .breakfast and late dinnor !f dedired, .Bort itt, UR Re EER a RAN | WORE ee een | Pe SPT TL oh S| WANTED | simiamon ae pores (ea = me square feet, 0 sal nN 8i.- .1e ° son com- {1 hav f 1 .ecper.with la Y co - : Bs 1 WANs: With references, to 272 Bishop sl WANTED eat OHEST nr QE TLICES 3 \u2014\u2014ere\u2014msememmm\u2014 (0 prominent chools for the deaf in the =.: ' > + ; a : 7 14.arpents In area.There is a lake WANTED \u2014 PASTERS ON COLLARS AND 282 Ee Jewellerr, frenrme, a ox cloth.RS SUNNY.WELL FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.United Stator.pnd our CO re instru, Montage of atl sx feat and the point Fr RALE \u2014 À GOOD NEWSPAPER OF.Co.Limited ppiy Mr.Powers, Standard Shirt ANTED \u2014 IMMÉDIATE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014., musical instruments at B.Pearson'a, 2386 Noto married couples or gentlemen, with board, Hon eorresponts honts.Th chtidrat wh between the pad nnd the lake has an fle and printing business, the onlv one in oo TEA 258 3 WANTED © an to Thin nl work AND Dame st.Mail orders promptly attended NO warm heure Mili moderate; also table board, | Tr TT for pa a iansen distinct \u201ctrom the deat 9 re \u201c - 2 amille is 1 area of two orhres i Tee with good stone the counts tran, ao 4, rensens for selling.Ap- AY TANTED \u2014 IIOUSEMAID.APPLY RAR small fiat, two in family: Must coma well re.253 6 »s Bt 238 2 À TANTED - IMMEDIATELY IN PRIVATE children: and all are under the tuition of house; fine trs an vautiful surround.Hly at oner ©.ar Of 259 2 Dorchester st 258 1, commended and sliecp At home.Apply after 7 > \u2014 TO \u201cLET.FT COMFORTABLE.ON family, two runny rooms.or bathroen tenchers.The kindergarten meth.T ; ts = ANTED \u2014 TO PUNCHAS N hearing Snæs ; the coter anxious to sell, and p.m.121 Tupper st.238 1 Ww fod AS \\SE SCRA TRON.OO rom flat.in a private family; ter flat.as sitting and bedroom.on or near Sher.ts employed with the little ones.this would dlapns 0f the whole property, or =~ en ee eee À) JANTER \u2014 A GQOOD PLAIN COOK.Wir.\u2014- Mnin a den end Co.1:2 Ann st Tel moderate.Apply 103A Chatham nt.238 Te brooke and between ft.Lawrence and Tieury od 5 emp Pt of twelve members at- - Sell the pots and sland separately H AGENTS WANTED ling to wah and iron for small family.% \\WANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL HER._ =e mrreta, Emod board amd thorouxh heating ov £100 inch Attention at the annual ex- \u20ac L.Putnam,lIst Door.Temple butlding .Crescent st.28 2 vant; no washing.305 Pine avenue, corner Water A BRCONDHAND RICA TARE \u2014 hot on Weed Re tee nla dress care Tone, ei rs | \u2014_\u2014 : of Rev.C IIE Ontario st % ; VV ANTEL AGENTS F WANTED 5j 1 MMEDIATEUY A TIDY of Par rene BOI eration eanable of carrying four adults \"aa: HORSES, CARRIAGES ETO.cn 2 Te hou rei aes h \u2014 \u2014 ÿ = 2 OR A GENUCINE young gir! to wait on table and do light ANTE dress Y.cur adults Ad- \u2014 tho Mackay Institution ds strictly an ed- DARD WA maney making position, no books, insur- housework.Apply to 82 University at.258 1 V ER button hole Spepntorn: sit oe y 70 Sur ome 28 2 T0 ~ ROOMS WA ITED.ucational establishment, not an ssylum, NTED.Bein fr rte 16 ae Th FE arn AS HAE MAK and Bee bers ames Bn work bert = ne hin, school our pupils are .: ae po NET AKER.KADER 74 \u2018 ANTED EF ca NOR SALE \u2014 HORBRES.WE HAVE Ne be admitted.In this school our pup are NN Si\u201d bl am prices oat! en x .t we: Co, 132 Victoria st.Toronto.2A Reod VV'uter and Hodgron, 810% Lagauchetiere st, pcrienord help.oy te em EE w.TO CHANGE.FOR a at ait times.choice lot of horses, muit- OMB -.WANTED.W.: CANNOT sup.not only trained intellectuaily, but made NWA! oe BOARD FOR TWO LADIES \\ TANTED - 80 AGENTR.LADIES AND | 253 1 Standard Shirt Co.Limited.able for all purposés, which we sell privately.Re ply the demand for nice, ~lean rooms, with proficient in one of the following trades: wR en nt ect from Chaboillez gentlemen, on salary.no experiance re- YANTED \u2014 LITHOGRAPHIC AND TA - ANTED - TO EXCHANGE.DENTIST et ail L Himes and »y suction, every day at 2.36 or without board.Send card and agent win CAT ntry, cabinet-making, printing and paunre: EE SL Antolin ne dress atatinæ quired.Apply At once, to 16 Bt.James room WANTED Treders.Appiv Bishop E 300 WANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL FOR GENER- Will exchange high-grade dental work f Bd a ica Hon refunded or horses re.call ffice, B81 Templo Halling 257 ¢ chalr-caning terms tgp80 e st, city.M.8.2081 § 268 3 and Prioting Co.388 Bt.J Ee TT al light housework.Apply 804 Palace st, painting and vpapering.Address Y, 23, Star ot.' + nd T a Fost re Sought.wold or ex An Interesting account is Sven of the * - James i 28 1 Sew » 23, Star Of- chane oster o., 07 St.Paul et.ANTED \u2014 A BMALL UNFI'RNIRHED incidents of the year, and acknowledgment ©?2 room.Address À, 44, Btar Offipo.258 1 made of courtesies exte SPREESF ! t F i i 3 i i x peau NEE SE PRT BOERS HAVE 810 BRITISH PRISONERS.As a Result of the Compulsory Surrender at Nicholson\u2019s Nek on Monday, But Only 20 Were Killed and 100 Wounded.The First Detailed Account of the Fighting Which Culminated With the Reverse to British Arms \u2014 People in the Mother Land Rejoice That the Affair Was Not as Bad as First Expected.tSpecal to the Star ) NEW YORK N rauber 2 -Vhe New York Journal publishes the following from Jolis S.Duan, 11» special correspondent wiih the Bntsh torce at Ladyesontte: LADYSMITH.October 3 booking back on this dav so tabi of moving incidents, ope Ling stand- vut clear ana pleasing to the mental view.That 14 the fortitude and endurance dispiaved by, our men of ail arms The Bear cans vere huni shells at them rom the fut -Arvak of daxva until past noon Lie Lad to carrate d'fficult and dangerous movements, always under rte and aetclers dre.aluass on face of eon Pnemv puinenically stronger, mvariably #s ceuragtets nt amaginete ace and qescurcerrt Out of all these our men emerz- el treangnats ice moduted wen were first under ire and vere treated to the last wr shot J her vere constant havong het hole brashes with the ones.rome Comes wen anoented and ae allen when acting as the infantry E< 0 nnceer roe 2nd the Nal Mounted nites and the Porder Moumed nites recmel 1e De as de ns tae Hussars and the Lancers oth these irregular corps have veal tuen wounded bag have the fuck not to Jose a single man killed.Ores of our Mavis av Le disabled bn the Boers artillery The men in charge foupint with tue most dogged Travers and tenacty, working che gun amid a shower 0 =helle wo dee as 0 was vark able, and Gnas dragnet wath tier cua hands out of range and so Gove 0 trom Ching ito the hands of the enemy Every mule of thes vind detachment vas Filled ar cbeabled.Vequal @nllantix was disphiord by Boer gunners Theangh ov Sid chieses T'wateb- ed for soni tee a Boer battery