The Montreal daily star, 13 janvier 1893, vendredi 13 janvier 1893

[" 3 mrest IRCULATION 34,165 VoL X XXV\u2014No.10.| 8ITUATIONS VACANT.NAN \\.V TAN ANED-LADIES AND YOUNU MEN TO work al their homes.inet Gaston priés: entacaié | Standant anufsotur! \"HER Box 107, af AJTKD-\u2014COOK#.SERVANTS, BEWING GIRLS, nurses and wash Lone Apply ot Fmployment Office, 8 Bt.Elizabeth » 3 | ANTED-A MAN TO BE GENERALLY ie | fui about s brewery vffice.Address \u2018Hi 888,\" ST 8 st ANTED - HARDWARE a NVQICE CLERK, with knowledge of the busin Must write» good NA bo quick sad correct at ques Giro references.Adcress * Hs, Bran office.83 .ANTED-A GENERAL SERV ANT, NO Want \"Ing Apply $1 Don brster » y TANTED- A lAWOMOTIVE BUILER ATE , Apply Jas.Ogilvie, loco.foruimuu, Causds Atlsutic ilway, Ottaws, Ou 24 ANTED\u2014REI, IABLE FEMALE COOK, CAT XI 267 Foe! 8 Nu wishing Wages $1400 month Ratisfactory testimonials required.Culi Lebwven 2 and 3.20 p.m 93 , NV ANTED A FIRST CLASS TRAVELLINU ~ emiman, for vuach Colurs and varninhes Must be well recvmmeuded oi ARNE JANTED A \"YOUNG GIRL OK ELDERLY 1 Ww in bousewurk.Apyly aîter 2 y.m., ?res Tone?_ V3 re WANTED A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER MUsT good ahopman.Apply w C.H Winch, 2655 Bt.Catherine street.v3 WATER CAN VASE E FOR K Kk ABK For JW W.Agrot, Albion Hu oo 2 »3 ANTED \u2014 COMPETENT \u201cHOUSEMAID 1 WHO can wait at table, b best city refurcocus.Apply Bt Mark street, fruiu 11 to 3 and after 8 in the evening \u2019 Ce __ \\ Vv ANTED -YOUNG MAN As PRINTER\u2014ONE who ws able Ww met Up tbe.Apply 572 William ; VV ANTED-A FIRST CLASS BLACKBMIVH, ONE - ed to furguig Lovls.Uanb & Ce ANTED\u2014 NURSE, WITH GOOD a rr enues Apply Mrs.Juseph, ULE 8h herbrouke 8.3 pm WV ANTED-AT \"OUNCE, A SMART BOY FROM 13 of age, fur general oifice work, with Ynowlsdge Lao pre ferred Apply by letter, wating age, refereuves, etc.\"U 1 5 oon.sa ' V ANTED\u2014A GOOD GENERAL 61 SERVANT, WITH » oily references, for a small fumily.PR in fore- Ruon or after 7 v cluck in thy oveniug Lo 18 vichie 3 ANTED\u2014A GENERAI, SERVANT AT No 58 Cherrier st., ais © chain bermaid- 93 \u201cWATE D\u2014GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, FAM- of four.est wages LO ocvmpolent wrt Must bave references.84 TANTED \u2014 \"GOOD TREES PRUDUCE GOOD A Fruit, and # osrefu) seleution of varcities insures $ financial success tv Lhe Tower.We are the largest ~ wers of Nursery Stock in the Dominion, cur reputation been serned b: Honest Effust, our patrons wrv our best relervnoes, ts wanied on Balary or Cunmis for terms Btone & Welbon., Temple Building, Montreal, PQ.J.W.Beall, Manage ANTED- HOUSE AND TABLEMAID MUST Le y and competent.Apply Mrs.Bhorey, Toil\u2019 \u201cDoraboster Ce VA ANTED- A Goo ALESMAN TO SELL a and ouffee 4 restaurants aud hotels.Lue i sod English preferred.Address ing a office.ENERAL BERVANT.NO WANH- vod Must bave 0 vod references.vague.Apply bs wl VW apte GEncaaL DE SERVANT, AT No.31 8T.'wipille street.Small washing, guod t wages, city references rere App + ut one.03 ANTED\u2014 NURSERY GOVERNESS, ENGLISH ferred.Having entire charge of children.Address \u201c§ 1110,\" dram office.101 \u201cVV ANTED \u2014 HOUSEMALD, UNDERSTANDING sewing._ Address \u201cy 1109,\u201d STAR office, wl ANTED- A NURSE WITH CITY REFEREN CES, at 1b Metculfe st.Apply between | aud3 and ¢ snd8p m.ee dv: ANTED- ED- FIRST CLASS SHIRT 1IRONERS AT the Aimericau Steam Leuvdry, 41 Beaver Hall 101 JANTED- - A GOOD PLAIN.COOK OR: GENERAL servant.Apply immediately, 14 8t.Familie st To 1 'Y ANTED\u2014A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT.AP ply | morning or oYoniug.Ju Park avenue.uv V ANTED\u2014GOUD PLAIN LOUK, WITH Ev WY Vence, at rchoste WANTED A RUNNER pe THE HEADWAY l, No.586 8t James street.Must under Band his business snd | speak French and Engluh 102 V ANTED-A YOUTH ABS \u2018\u2019ULLECTOR AND TO ing ex) , Uf any, stato wages expect.wi to PTS, CR Moe.\u2018v2 We MAN TO ATTEND ONE FURN AC F } YY Apply 27 Luke _ FW A re YOUNG GIRL TO HELP with housework.Apply at 94 BL Genevieve st 2 u VV ANTER-AN C OFFICE BOY.APPLY AT RUOM del Building, to-morrow, Saturday, morning a 16 ey 01 ANTED GOUD TABLEMAID AT ONCE.BEL I mont House, 31 Belmout street.JANTED A THOROUGHLY STEADY ve RE Lie man for genera) work in »s nmail factory State mili and wuges required Ww 8 1183,\" HTAR otlive.wi } Wien YOUNU MAN ABLE TU TAKE charge of a small statwnary engine wnd machin- and assist ws packer Sate wugrs, experie ou.Address 8 Lies.\" SIAH office fos Was GENERAL SERVANT.APPLY AT Catheruie st.1 V \\ ANTED- WOMAN ook FOR MEAT AND pastry t class, g os.A Lo Kichelieu Hotel me any + ANTED- GOOD BLACKSMITH, FOR GENERAL work in country mil Permanent situation.18 Bu.Alexis st, roum 12 103 Ware, TO HIRE A A SM AKT BOBER YOUNG sturewan Apply Hunt, Barnes & Co.10 + ANTED -A RESPECTABLE GIR.GIRL LOR BUT- ing a eu pply to Chesel rough ut - \u20acoy., Oons 83 #t.James st.= NAT ANTED_UENERAL SERVANT: GOOD Wak to competent person Rofereuces required Ap 144 Manateld et.101 TANTED \u2014 A STRONG BOY TU MAKE HIM.seif generally useful.Apply 1833 Notre Imme.10 1 TANTED- AN ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT CAN- vuaser.of good Bddress snd some experience in ud vertaing, for à responsible position with n C' pan, hav ing valuable mediums.brid «nd commise! Adaro reply to \u2018'R 1141,\u201d STAR Ufiice.WASTE T- AN OFFICE BOY.ENGLISH, AGED out 14.Apply lv own bandwrit ting to *\u201c Tor STAR of Vax A GIRL.BNE ACCUSTOMED TO Apply al ecuric Wire Works.414 William \u2018st.101 ANTED- A ROY.APPLY TU W.A.DYER & Co., Phullipe wi.101 = BUSINESS CHANCES.R S8ALE\u2014 RARF.CHANCE, ONE OF THE FINest fitted up restaursots in C'anada; large business; bras $10,000.L.Harr, 188 St Catherine, near Ht.66 OR BALE-CHEAF ON ACCOUNT OF à GOING TO Europe, & magniticontatuek of evetlery, with fr t lass trade.Address 185 St Cathe B BALE - RARE CHANCE ONE OF TUE tinost hotels on the Mai st, duing à good business Address \u20181, %6,\" BTAK o\u2019hce 94 Foi SBALE\u2014CHEAP, A STOCK OP BOOTS, SHORS tures, a rare chance fur beginners.Appl Harris, | Extate Agent, ete, 1588 St.Cat) perte yo Fok SALE GROCERY.AN OLD ESTABLISHED stand on the comer of Murray and Ottaws sta Rasy terms.Good resson for selling.Apply 190 Crtawn à et 102 BALE -DRUG BUSINESH [OWING TO death of proprietor.gond curner, established three Terms reasonable.H F.Juckaon, 6 Bubop + st.LOST.LS NES NAN OST-ON MONDAY EVYENING.A BRACELET with grenate Reward if returned to No.473 tt.Antoine.83 OsT T \u2014BETWEEN VICTORIA RINK AND M MANS.+ tield ot, vie St.Catherine, pair of eye glasses will be rewarded un returning (v 24 Voireraity O8T\u2014A BEAVER FUR CUFF, OK HT CATHER- 4 ine ro st.Return lo lu Redpath hye fecerre rew \u201c OST-JAN 6TH, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND 4 McTwriah ot 2 patohel contaupg watch, ch returfing to Drysdaie ,; Bookseller, BL.Cather street.102 UST - JANUARY 12TH.A TURTOIKE SHELL 2 romb, with gold top Pinder will be rewerded h 1 Ff ppming it to 285 University street.I OST -ON THURSDAY.JANUARY 127TH.BE tweon Associatiot Hall, Dominier.aquare.Metentfe t and Anvrbrovke atreet tu Corner of Simpson street, diamund ring Please return to Amssocistion Hull, ten ollars re 103 f JUND~ VALUARLE RING.OWNER CAN HAVE same hy provi proporty and paying expenses \u2018 ventional oll form bs BUND A BLUE SANTE PIGEON OWNER oan havo mame by calling Wellington od ; writing, Lo roche pau à SITUATIONS WANTED.NN NT NN NINN ANTED_WITUATIONS FOR BOOKKKEPERS, clerks, storemen, Wwessongers, tors, conchimon, te.Avy to Employment Bureau, Young Mens Chris ED ACCOUNTANCY BY ACCOUNTANTS Wa stk.Foo 83 por day.Address *G 1852,\" MEI \\ANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WORK rushing or scrubbing.Apply rs.Burke, hi St Paul st, in re Ww ANTED- BY THOROUGHLY thacricaL AND experienced gontamsn from Englan: th ex- ceuent testimonials, strictly bouest and sober, situation Address \u201cB agen! Ta ve office.\\ *ANTED-BITUATION AS FOREMAN IN CUT- tng rvom or bottoming room.t class rences se past and present employers.Addroes \u2018\u2018U 873,\" Brie WANTED \"BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLES situation as tudoor servants; guud referunves.Apply 269 _Lagnuchetioro at 83 [ANTED BY A YOUNG, LADY ani GOOD ndations s position ins dry goods store as brad dre dresuakor Address \u201cH 306,\" GTAR ces 5 V ANTED-BY AN EXPERIFENCED LAUN- dross, a lew families\u2019 washing at home every con- vonience .guud city references.Mrs Bureol, su gt ar towne st as TANTED BY BINGLE MAN, A BITUATION AS8 ocuachman or r loduvr employment, does not object to leave oity; good references.Address \u201cH 882,\" 82AR office WANTED -LADIES WHO WANT COOKS, BER.vants, sewing girls, ourses and wash women, Ap ply st Kuployment Office, 85 8t.Elizabeth st.83 V ANTÉD-SEWINU BY AN ELDERLY DRESS maker, by the month, in a private Jom capable of making all kinds of lad hm ie ode \u201chaut ROOMS TO LET.LT NAN OOM-LARGE AND NIOELY FURNISHED, for one or two gentiemen quiets bal bial small fmanily, no children.Aylmer ot.Rex -FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED 51 Motil loge avenue.310 Res rer a FURNISHED, AT u® OUMS_TWO COMFORTABLE M8, oN throom fiat, with yas, hot and water, lu à new house.No.5 Ht.Elizabeth st 86 To voM- LARGE ROOM, WELL FURNISHED, ruliable for une or two geotiemen, with first class board 49 MoGill College ave.67 7 1 oo ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, STEAM hoster ju room.Apply st 114 Champ de Mars & come 3FINE LARGE ROOMB TO LET, WELL 1 ished Apply to 2 Olty Counelllors.I om LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, oN ATH.room flat, suitable for seutlemes, bot and void water, paar que, oo.Cathoart st.76 ! QOUMS- SINGLE AND DOUBLE, WELL FUR uished rooms, with tirst cluss board, at 94 Bt.Deals coms BEDROOM AND SITTING ROOM, on i \u2018vu bedrooms, fur gentlemen.Hoc water nu chive: _bo boarders.26 Gyeavent st.076 Dé R OOMS- ToL LET, WITH on WITHOUT BOARD.BOARD.Apply at 4 Dorchestar OOM8 A SUITE OF ROO! i.BUITABLE FoR X YS orme bruary i.profees will be vacaut Fel 59 Beaver Ta uf i OUM - FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LET.uppesite Academy of Music.12 Victoria.84 I OUMH \u2014 PRES EN he TOLET.APPLY, 2 Meur College ave.83 1 OOMS-WARM, WELL FURNIBHED LARGE front room, hot and cold water ; betbroom flat; of references Apply 61 rohester i also single room, per month.23 Cul 86 VV ANTED- WORK BY THE DAY OR WASHING 1 QOMB- OPPOSITE WINDSOR, FRONT PARLOR st home, Ly » respectable English woman.808 bedroom, with board, suitable fur two ol Fr or 93 ue vouple, gas, bot and cold water; family a \u20ac etcalle Cadieux street.VV ANTED\u2014SEWING BY BY THE DAY.IN PRIVATE families, can cut and fit.42 Victoria street.¥ 3 VV ANTED A PLACE As GENERAL SERVANT in familly of twu, or as an experien ton pouns he t of city references.Apply to \u201cP 1083, , STAk of \\ ANTED-1 WILL PAY A HANDSOME BONUS 8 (or an introduction Lo a substantial firm, requiring » thoroughly ° fenced office wansger and acoountsnt.Address \u201cP why HTA 101 WANTED SITU ATION BY A YOUNG MAN, TO make himself generally useful in any kind of business, ges: referenoes frum employers, can speas English and nch fluently, but no dw ation in ithe, steady work required The man could uly cal ID 7p m to 8.30 to ses about it.U A Cooper.7 Logan street 104 ANTEDTRADESMENS BOOKS POSTED, written up and balanced or .Vous Fétont bookkoop- Address * office.102 er.Terma moderato.WW ANTED- BY RESPECTABLE PERBUN A situation ss plain cook or general servant.Apply SU Alexander st, in rear WE Way NTED-SITUATION AS GENERAL BE ERVANT, willing to go to the country Apply No.10 Mon: Îque st, in rear 10 } PROPERTY FOR SALE, ETC.em OR SALE\u2014SOLID BRICK AND STONE HOUBFS, Nos 484 and 486 Dorchester 4 toux yard, brick sable.containing four stalls, good order ;very central Apply at 454 Dorchester an 93_ NOR BALE- FIRE PAYING TENEMENT PRO- rH ou Sborbrovke et, central.§ Lory \u201cfor selling.dren * oF is BTAR \u201ctice.HE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES FOR SALE oh E.BROWN, HEAL ESTATE AGENT, 17 Place d' Armes Hill tone house with grounds, Sherbrooke st.$30,000 Villa lut, Cote St.Antoine, 65,000 feet, 35 cents.Commercial block, Ontario street .18,000 Corner block, William and Murrey streets ie 44.000 Tenement block (corner) Atwater ave.Hie.Cane- gunde 12,000 Tenement block, \u2018solid brick.Bt \u2018Dominique.-\u2026 10,000 Ville lot Sherbrooke st, corner east of st.Denis.- 14,000 Tenement biock, new, Point St.Charles, 13 7 iovestment.ol.5,000 New block of well rented tenementa, 10% East End 5,700 New stone house, extra well built, Cherries street.5,500 Htone house, 11 rooms, Overdale avenge., .4,750 Two building lots, upper St.Urbain, ss.cu per foot New brick tenement, Bt.Henry.shows 12%.5,000 New brick tenement, upper Berri, 11% Investment.4,800 Bubsianiial block, Duvernay st, Nos.9% to 96, Pays Now small double tensment, upper Berri st.1,650 Two story tenement, Quesnel st., very easy terms.5,000 House and lot, Notre Dame wost.81.28 foot.\u2026 8,000 Two lots, Notre Dame, west, » bargain, 85 cta.foot Btores and dwellings, Notre Dame, west.6,500 Lots on Bourgeois street, Foint St.Charles, cheap.Two self-contained bouses, upper St Denis each.2.500 Bolid s: house, Berri st , near Viger Square 7,500 Tenement house, Mignonne street, east.2.000 Double ter tenement, near Dorchester st, west, .extra ont and ore lot, 15 Frie at.(fod | for carter, very little cash und easy terms Btone house, Ht.Antoine street.Cee .4,500 Nest.amall, new double tenement, Point 8t Charles 1.375 Two Loue lote on Dorchester Street West.100 toot, double tenement, St Dominique st., above Bherbi 4,000 Corner \"ioek shop aud tenements, Foint st.OOMS -TWO DOUBLE ROOMS, OOMFORTABLE furnish, suitable for married couples or gentls- men; steam heated, gus, bath, with board 852 Dorches ter st.Coms NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, heated, | very moceplsable, $5 to $8 Board if dared, Jo Io first family.t city ton.54 Victoria 83 oy With OR WITHOUT BOARD, AT, > Montcalm st.OOMB\u2014COMFORTABLE FURNISHED Font À rvoins, où parlor and bathroom tint.2233 8: erine.JPOOM.NICELY FU RNISHED ROOM, IN A Par L_vate family 145 Bt Denis st COMB \u201cNICELY FURNISHED, WARM, Son fortable, with or withuut buard.110 Se.Lavine 2 OOM#- SINGLE AND DOUBLE \"ROOMS, WELL furnished, ith goud board, terms moderate, at Motil College a I OOMH WANTED TO HEAR OF A FEVRICIAN wishing to rent the druwing room flat of a fashion- Bbie residence fur offices, as ** \u2018-vurd i the house.Un- exveptivnsl references.Address \u201cN 1022,\u201d STAR office OOMS - VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED apart Pen 5 Bt \u201cdn tor light housekeeping, Shik dren not taken.Edward st.GOMs A CUMFORTABLY FURNISHED PAR lor bedroom, with a grate, suitable for two, gi 1ÿ Henover ai I OOM-FULL BOARD 85 WERE WARK pleasant room; modern convenivnces, good piano.64 Victoria st.0OMB- -NICELY FURNISHED FRONT R OOME, Tih sll modern conveniences.18 Un or 10 Roox LARGE FRONT ROOM, F FURNISHED, suitable for gentleman ur marned cvuple.us Catherine street.aa oom, 771 SHERBROOKE ST.JUST VACATED, urniahed front, single room, hot water hes cating.1 OOMS- WELL PURNISHED, WITH OR rT out board.Apply 16 Cathcart st, or Wm.Thompson, Temple Building 101 OOMSB- WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, AT 100 University street.Every convenience.108 1.OOM \u2014 BINGLE, ON BATH FLAT, HOT AND cold water, gas, also hot water coils in room.Bh Genevieve st.(near Dorchester).Rex \u2014AND BOARD FUR LADY OR GENTLE.in Scotch private family, with comforts of © bome.\u201c304 Lac \"0 3 OOMS\u2014 Wo WELL FURNISHED 81 SINGLE rooms, for 8 couple of steady young men, at 43) Duke OOMB\u2014DOUBLE goto sai FARLOR Bib room, open te, le for two goatiemen or oouple, with board À 1 Metcalfe st 101} QOM LARGE, WELL FURNISHED, COMFORT able double, room, for married couple or two gentlemen; oo bathroom floor, two doors west of Mansfield 2358 Bt.Catherine st.10 2 OOMB\u2014CHEAP LODGING OUBE, WITH | OR without board.31} Latour MB\u2014TWO LARGE DOUBLE ROOMS, NEW- 0 rurniahe.suitable for married couple or gentle men.odern convenienoee.Apply 12a Hanoverst i02 O0M8\u20142 FRONT ROOMS, FURNISHED VE oF Se low rent.45 Banguine 01 Rex 8\u2014TO LET, NICE FON ISHED Rooms, oF ply No.165 BL Antoine st.OOM - WELL FURNISHED, ira GRATE suitable for one or two, in quiet English fi & ut OOM85\u20143 VICTORIA ST, NICE, LARUE, DOUBLE suitable for two géntiemen; also ningle: Tamm.0 3 OOMB\u2014LARGE WARM ROOMS AND ALL HOME comforts 22 Cathoart s BOARD.a ROOMS FOR L LADIES D1 DURING 10,000 ah or Trier particulars of any of abore properties, vall r.E BROWN nnn tate Agent, CoN 09 17 Place d Armes aq PPARD_AN FOR SALE.A Ae [NN OR BALE\u2014100,000 FT.BELTING, 50 DISCOUNT: 800 pulleys, 80 duacuunt, 10 engloes, boilers, 5 to 40 h power, hangers, shafting, drilis, lathes, planers, molders, tenon, mortising, boring and sswing machinery.Mullin & 0.Papinean sq 277 di Fo BALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, KINDLING, i hardwood, $x blocks, $1.50 load; all kiln cage and best wood ever Seed J Mao ddd & , oor.Bt.Jamee and Guy.Telephone | 81 10.FOR BA SALE-CERTIFICATE OF MERBERSHIP ontres! Boerd of Trads.Address » amount willing to give for same to \u201cJ 932,\u201d STAR othos 83 Fer BALE\u2014CUTTER.CRACHOIR, GLADSTONE, tmicher and grocer sleigh, family sleigh, made in first class work and io Uie latest style.8t Aubin & Lari.viets, No 1581 Bt Jsmenr Fer SALE\u2014TO BOTTLERS 1 STANDARD coning machine, almost new.Apply to Robert Millar.68 81 Antoine st.R RALE\u2014CHEAP FOR CASH, WOULD ox change for matched pain, or or single drivers, Btand- ard und Registerad Pr ao ao sen, mares in foal to ji stallion.sru Bock laland, re JOR BALE HEINTZMAN UPRIGHT PIANO.only à short time tn use.Will be sold cheap ly PE Layton & : Bros 2387 8t.Catherine at.carner \u201c5 eel and Windsor.103 HORSES AND CARRIACES, ETC.ose AAA ANA DAS AS SANS SNS ASS SSSR WAKTED- A] -A LIGHT EXPRESS p'AGGON, MUST repair.Apply C.H.Winch, 2665 St.Catherine lng 14 SOR HALE -]1 SHETLAND PONY AND SLEIGH Apply 'o Robert Millar, 69 8t.Anto WASTED NRsT CLABS DRIVING HOREF, h, robes and _» In e exchange for choice building.Tor Address \u2018\u201cQ 11 \u201cBFAR office 106 JOR BALES TROROUGHRRED FILLIEA, | AND 2 yra.oi id One sired by Tenor, sound snd handsome.Also A J CH R Jerseys.all ages EP Ball Lee Farm, Bock Island, Que.__de à 3 JOR BALE \u2014GOOD EXPRESS 8LEIGH AT A BAR goin.Apply at 573 3t_ Poul st.WANTED TO PURCHASE.~~ NA eA, AA z \u2019ANTED \u2014 TYPEWRITE SECONDHAND, good machine.Address \"M 1008.\u201d STAR °5 V r ANTED\u2014 MEDIUM SIZE SAFE.MUST BE IN good condition.P D.Bos 1363 VV ANTED- -12000 COMMON KEW OR piv secondhand bricks.Must be cheap for cash Address Boz 13, Mile End.17 WVANTED- To BUY CHEAP PROPERTY ON Cras street: state prices, loontion, terms, eto.Ad- drema M, 88 8.6t._ Andre s\u2026, ity.10 3 PUPILS WANTED.an JANTED.AT THOMPSON'S COLLEGE OF BUR- ene, 239 BL.James eet.shorthand and pe, WANTED FLUTE \"LESSONS AND VOIOE CULture M» Hubert Baker will receive n few more pupils at his residence, 36 Victorie st.78 WANTED J HERBERT MARCEAU, 1% FEEL at.teacher of vocal culture.[a also open gagrments for concerts, etc.References by at par mission Prot.Wisllard, 2235 Bt.Oatherine at._ 0s TANTED\u2014PUPILS, Music, SINGING, DRAY.ing lessons, st 44 BL Denis privaw, et Mrs.Bohme, 15 German at.272 48 OARD\u2014AND ROOM8 TO LET, ON BHER brooke street, west Bleury, à comfortable well fur- niahed Large bedroom sand sittingroom, t class, with or without dren.Fires and hot water hosting.bi private family; no children.Y 860,\" Br.86 OA RD-COMFORTABLY FURN 18HED ROOMS, and good board for temen r married couple; table board 3720 Ba.Ani J3OARD- FIRST CLA BOARDING Bou SE, NO children, heated by hoe water, where œ two gentlemen can have » comfortabie home.gi Laval ae 8 OARD MES SEARL LADIES DOCTRESS, PRI- accommodation, with or \u201cithout rofemmona) at tendance, with or without board L Georg à 010 BCARD RD-AND ROOMS, AT MRS.MITCHELLS, doctress, with Prpfensiona) attendance.596 Lagauchotiers at.near St.Urbein = 105 OARD AND ROOMS, FURNISHED ROOMS, with board, $9.50 per woek ; also room for Lwo gen- tiemen, with ve of Plane 30 St.Louis.102 By, ROOM VACANCIES AT m aroma D OARD-WELL FURNISHED DOUBLE AND single rooms (well heated).with first class board ; hot and oid water, wardrobe, bath and every convenl- loderate terms.§ Phillips square, 106 BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.AA 00 LAND SE SNS NAN WANTED BY A GRNTLEMA .GOOD TABLE board, Arion family, wi rd warm bedroom, tle 8t Antoine street, went of Windsor street.wl AT, O Box Apply with and terms, TANTED\u2014ROOM AND BOARD FOR A LADY, central locality.Terma moderate.Address GQ 1112,\" BTan ofbce.101 VW ANTED GERTLEWAX AND WIFE DESIRE modern) room, with satisfactory hoard, proper) pont and lighted; in central Jesiratie ication Address sf = ticulars, 1140, STAR office.101 STORES.HOTELS, ETC, TO LET.oO LET AN OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL IN good locality, or will ssl) if preferred, Address 18 768,\" BTAR OFFICE._ Tok THAT FIVE STORY CUT STONE buse corner Bt.Peter a aod 8c Sacrament x A Atreota, now cocl| as» warehouse erby Bros to ploc ne EO RET N.wh Bet » st James st.) LET STORES, LARGE AND SMALL.WITH or withoat power, hiy lighted and heated if desired Very iow rent to bie tenants.Apply to 3° MULLING C0.1° 10 31 386 88.Paul st.a ae OFFICES TO LET, TO, LE LET-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICES AND No 181 ix 30 oepiet stroet, corner St.John st.; also at IR LEWIS, Boom su tal ot.0 LET\u2014BARRON BLOCK, Hayes er JAMES snd 8t Joho streets.Twenty first clac css.Barron now ly renovated, el first rg elsotric passenger plevator, hydrbulic\u2019 hoist a Bo TTS dan ER à \u201cPs 143.HOUSES TO LET.rr POSSESSION IMMEDIATE, STONE front dwelling, extension kitchen, thirteen rooms FACTORY WANTED.NS WARTED-A PACTORY.FLOORB 50X100, a loust, rented power sad beat.Address sts tent and all particuiaes, P.O.Box 1654.1 ted.newly d and pain DR: uvenue._102 sus se LET\u2014HOUSE AND ITURE FOR 8.tn FURSITULE FOR SALE rooms, housekeeping.197 ie Urbain 5.APPLY Theatre on bry w Ps WANT NTED TO BORROW.ANTED To \u2018BORROW FTORT von Two MONTHS FE on endorsed uote \u201cN \" BMAD oth 102 HOUSES WANTED.NN PL TT NN AAAI ANTED-AT POINT CHARLES.NES W LOWer tenemen Tous ES en peer couple, within ten minutes alk of Bt.Ge Saki FPS Bran aden OST ROOMS WANTED.NAAN ANTED-BY TWO T Wu fomabod room.bethroow dat Spee Tarts Tenis ling 19 SPECIFIC ARTICLES.Al.A Perfect Article.nial BAKING POWDER .has mood À 1° years, and is now (Uf possible) betier All the Best Grocers sell it.AH, DE LORAMIE 's Furnishings.Shirw 1100 Notre Dame direct.Tue DODGE WOOD SPLIT PULLEY.F You HAVE ous oT ABOUT T THE F RELIability vf your safe, sse ALFRED BENN about it immediately.KOFF NO MORE Soonlinte mG FW orn ae RESENTATION ADDRESSES: HANDSOMELY ILLUMINATED.EDWIN OOX & OO.114 Bt Fra.Xavier street.asl \u2018your dealers for BORCKW'S Flext PAINTER ble, Bridled, Brushes, and give them a fair trial OFFICE SPECIALTIES, Bee the Shannon Letter ge for storing papers for insten- taneous reference; also fine office desks and speciaitios at SPÉCIALTY MFG.00., \u201c Notre Dame 8, Montreal MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1893.MEDICAL.DONT HESITATE.You know the old saying, \u2018He who hesitates is lost.\u201d It certainly applies with great force in some things When you know you are right, don't hesitate Lo say it; when you know what you want, don't hesitaie to When you go to buy a bottle of CaRTRR's LITTLE LIVER PILLA don't hesitate to say you want \u201cC-A-R-T-E-R-'8,\"\u2014 don't hesitate to see that you get \"O-A-BR-T-E-B- 8.\" and don't hesitate to refuse anything offered to you as \u201csame na \u2018CA-R- T-E-R-B,\" or \u2018\u2018fjust as good as \u201cC-A-R-T-E-K-8,\" \u2014There is nothing so good as \u2018C-A-R-T-E-R-8.\" Tuey NEVER FAIL Don\u2019t hesitate 0 say 50 when imitations and frauds Don't hesitate to demand the genuino CARTER \u20188 LITTLE LivVER PILIS.A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.Small PLU Bmall Dose Small Price RAPID ROLLER LETTER ce ar i tbe ouename fo orm of tndering Der hot a OFFICE SPECIALTY MA MANUFACTURING co., 118 Bay STREET, ToRONTO.1744 NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL 75 BILLIARDS! 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require MARK WORKMAN, PROPRIETOR, The Mammoth Clothing House, 1888 and 1890 etre ame SL CURES Billo KNIGHTS OF LABOR.BANQUET TO CELEBRATE THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY Of the Founding of the Order in This Province-The Property Qualifica~ tion for the City Councll-Work of Trades & Labor Council.Dominion Assembly 2436 Knights of Labor celebrated the tenth anniversary of the founding of the Order in this province by 4 banquet in the Knights of Labor Hall, 24 Craig street.About one hundred representatives from the different labor organizations did justice to the excellent menu.The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion.The chair was filled by Mr.W.Darlington, who proposed the first toast, \u2018\u2018The noble Order of the Knights of Labor.\u201d He said: \u201cBrothers, tonight we are assembled to celebrate the tenth anpiversary of the founding of the Knights of Labor in this province, and I do not know of any place more fitting for the occasion than the Hall where we come to air our ivances and desire the best means to have our wrongs redressed.1 will not dwell on the subject long as it would take hours to do it justice.There are several speakers here to-night who will make impromptu speeches as not one has been notified what toast he is to res nd to.Now I would call upon Mr.P.A.Duffe Mr.Duffey in responding sa said be had The honor of being initiated at the second meeting that was held of the Order.At that tile little was heard of labor organizations.To-day the workingmen were respected.It was very noticeable by the fact of labor news appearin fr the press.The Order was fast improv.and would continue to do so.Mr.Dutkey concluded hy calling on all to continue to agitate and educate, and in the end their work was sure to be crowned with success.Mr.J.A.Rodier, District Master Workman of District Assembly No.19, next re- nded.It was Pleasing to notice men of 1 uationulities assembled there.Ten ears ago they did not know one another.o-day they were all brothers, working for the same cause in a united manner.He was pleased on behalf of District Assembly No.19 to testify to the harmonious feelin, that had always existed between them an their English- speaking brethren.Men who were now in the Order would, before the next ten years rolled by, have THE LABOR QUESTION SOLVED.Mr.L.Z.Boudreau here sang one of the most popular of labor songs, \u2018\u2018One more battle to tight,\u201d all joining in the chorus.\u2018Dominion Assembly, K.of L., senior Assembly of the Province,\u201d was the next toas Me.W.Keys, in responding, said : \u201cI am happy to be here to-night as one of the charter members.Ten vears ago ten of us met together in the old Mechanics\u2019 Hall and founded Dominion Assembly.It is with pleasure I! look back at the wonderful strides that the labour element has made during so short a time; ten years the workingmen were abject slaves.They = were not thought worth considering by a : portion of the communit The- politiciin of those days ap ppealed them on national prejudices.To-day we are educated, and by that cemented together, and now the politician is interested n benefiting the condition of the workingmen, that Is when there is an election coming off.Fellow workers, we have got great power if we only know how to use it.best means to get educated Is by being thoroughly organized.I hope the day is not far distant when workingmen x will know the wonderful influence they possess, and not be the sham they are to-day.The Kuights of Labor is not founded for the purpose of striking to secure a ten per cent.of a raise.Its mission here is to establish a co-operative commonwealth.We hear of strikes occurring all over the country, and, as usual, Knights of Labo are to blame.The Knights had nothing whatever to do with it.A strike canno take place unless ordered by the General Executive Board and all other means must have failed.\u201d He concluded by advising them to stand by the Order that knew no nationality, no creed, arid enable them to elevate poor humanity, whether Greek, Jew or Gentile.Mr.Lessard sung the labor song, \u201cThe Bitter Cry.\u201d \u201cCentral Trades and Labor Council\u201d was next proposed.a and responded to by the President, Mr.L.Z.Boudreau, who expressed the pleasure it gave him to respond once again on behalf of the Central Trades and Labor Council.Speaking of the work achieved by its influence | $4 during the past year, he referred to the WIDOW FLYNN CASE \u201cagainst that monopoly the Canadian Pacific Railway.\u201c He hoped that when they celebrated thelr next anniversary, all the labor organizations would be represented in Council, thereby securing unity of action.The Council had taken decisive action and had concentrated their forces on one question and would continua to do so until they made it a success, that was the abolishing of property qualification for aldermen.o-morrow the first n would be fired by the Trades and Labor Council waiting on the City Council and making a demand for their just rights, namely, the right of having representation in the Council, and they would not cease | thelr efforts until such was an accomplished act.Mr.Urbain Lafonthine urged eve every workingman to strengthen t Council by baving his ation aloes with that body, and at means their influence would be felt, It was only as question of time until \u201c that relic of barba Property ualification,\" would be a thing ob the past, like the Statute Labor Tax.Mr.J.Prescott treated the company to a labor song, \u201cThe grand labor cause, and Mr.II.R.May gave a recitation, \u201cChristmas day in the work-house.\u201d The next tonst, \u201cThe land,theheritageof the \" was responded to \"by Mr.B.Feeney.People land, he said, was the foundation of the labor question.The land, the heritage of the people, vas a phe hands of the few and the People had n robbed of their birthrigh at right Dead any man or set of men to own the soll that was given by the Almighty ta every man that came into the worl They could not exist without the land, so therefore Jet them koe ing until they get > back what b Light longed to them.Their eftain, Ir.= Powderly,was athorou ran, Let, them all carefully study the question and by that means s et thoroughly acquainted with the tes! reform of the day.aA .Lapine, M, P., in responding to the toast, \u2018Canada our Country, hoped he day of divisions Between race and creed were past and that they would all unite and make this \u201cCa of ours\u201d what she was destined to be one of the greatest countries on earth.1s coun untry had great resources which only avait development, which he hoped would be soon.Then she would take her place among the na- vous \u2018of the earth.e Speaker concluded ying a glorious tribute to labor o La, lon an aid e part the were destin to ng up a .H.Dodd our General Master Workman, I y prowderly,\u201d and after pare a glowing te to the Ww., labed by by singing the labor song, Ne oa Bdgeation\u201d as \u201ctoasted and respond- on, Factory Inspector.He related the many stances which he came in contact with, where the education of the le had been neglected.An em- that every child would have a good education.\u201c Sister Organizations\u201d was responded to by Mr.J illiams, President United rotherhood Ca arpenters and Joiners, and Mr.P.Chatell of le Marie Assembly, and The Ladies \u201d was ueatly responded to by Mr.H.R.May The ** Labor Column in the Press\u201d was pro posed and was received with great en- husiasm, Mr.R.Keys replying, showin the difference between the workingmen ol to-day and ten years ago.\u2018lo-day they were respected, as was proven by the daily press devoting a space to labor news.The chairman was toasted and responded to by Mr.Wm.Darlington, who was loudly app Jauded, and he com- ny dispersed after singing \u201cBon Soir, Mes Amis, Bon Soir\u201d and \u201cThe men ot Auld Lang Syne.\u201d During the course of the evenin Ir.Cuvrier, Telegraph Assembly of Toronto, Messrs.S.A.Mann, Fre Jacobson, Robertson and Callahan contributed to the entertainment of the company.AN EVENING WITH DICKENS.Illustrated Lecture by Rabbi Veild to the Montefiore Club.Last night Rabbi \\ veld, of the Temple Emanu- EP ve an illustrated lecture on the works of Charles Dickens before the Montefiore Club, of which he is one of the | bonorary members.Mr.Maxwell Gold: stein, B.C.L., chairman of the literary committee, introduced the lecturer, who at once commenced by giving a review of the novelist's writings, saying in part: \u201cWe are struck by the numbers of characters he has individualized, which have become living, breathing entities, whose names are as an to us as household words.The oys and sorrows that go to make up the ras tance of our common humanity, have never been portrared with a tenderer or truer touch.Keenly observant, wonderfully receptive, and of a highly sympathetic nature, the vicissitudes and associations of his youth furnished him with material which he used with splendid effect in his after career as a novelist.The various types of humanity, connected with the seamy side of life, and which no other previous writer had included in his \u2018dramatis per: sonae,\u2019\u201d although in the abstract so seemingly prosaic, me by the potency of his genius the most interesting characterizations ever delineated in the pages of a novel In describing scenes of domestic life, the manners of the ple among whom he lived and whose inner life he knew almost instinctively, Dickens was on favorite ground.His novels are scenes which have been constructed with a wonderful power.To understand him we must not lose sight of this.\" Continuing, the lecturer illustrated the \u2018Pickwick pe rs,\u201d \u201cOliver Twist,\u201d \u201cNicholas Nickleby \u2018The Old Curiosity Sho ,, \u201cBleak House,\u201d and \u201cDavid Copperfield.\u201d In conclusion, Rev.Mr.Veld said : \u201cRuskin has written of Dickens as \u2018choosing to speak in a circie of stage fire\u2019 This was to a certain extent perfectly just criticism.But herein lay his effectiveness.He was endowed with the means of describing, with dramaticskill, scenesthat would, unless touched with stage fl re, have been dull and purposeless.He used extra colors for his characters in order to render them suitable for gaze under the glare of public opinion.Dickens will live &8 an in uence upon intellectual life.\u201d Rabbi Veld was assisted with readings from Dickene by the chairman, Mr.Maxwell Goldstein, Miss Myers | (piano solo), Misses H.Silverman and Sadie ltman (songs), Miss Amy Moss and Miss Gertrude Veld.On the motion of Mr.J.Michaels, the president of tbe club, supported by Mr.J.Blumenthal, votes of thanks were accorded to the lecturer and his assistants, THE WATER DEPARTMENT.Appropriations and Expenditure for the Past Year.The Water Superintendent, Mr.A.Davis, has had the annual statement of the appro- riations and expenditure of the Water Department for the yoar 1492 pre There is at present nearly $30,000 left for ipe layin In the following statement Be expen jiture for the pipe laying is capital expenditure, the remaining expenditure being from ordinary revenue: Appropriation.Spent.Aqueduct $3,152 00 $3,964 98 Work Shapat Wheel House and Hrass Foundry 330 00 83 52 Wheel House 8.110 00 5,500 04 Engine House Low Lev el 18650 00 25627 63 Tail Race T4 00 151 42 Pipe traok .100 00 1,730 30 rvoirs 1,190 00 1,413 77 Engine house high level 4.250 00 7.492 10 Work shop a t Lagaucho- 8.530 00 11,906 £2 \" 24.150 00 49,507 55 6.010 00 7,462 20 1,800 00 1,722 65 8.5660 00 17,208 40 10,748 00 10,748 00 Iscéllanco 3.150 60 3,791 71 Nos in£&t.\u201cGabriel Ward.1,750 00 3,295 75 Bhop in st.Jean Baptiste Ward.1.700 00 2511 32 Shop in Hochelaga Ward.1,020 00 1,13 71 Bupplementary appropriation ex.reserve.10,000 00 Ex.1583 appropriation.50,000 00 Pipe laying.Cees 374.388 74 347,451 03 $534,628 74 74 $602,708 10 Out in the Cold.To the Editor of the STAR: Sir,\u2014 With some ten or twelve hundred others in quest of amusement, I was attracted by Mr.Grossmith's reputation to the Windsor Hall to witness and enjoy his last evening's pleasant.entertainment.It came to an end at 9.45, or from a quarter to half an hour earlier than had Deen Tooked for.Hence, numbers who bad ordered their sleighs at the expected time, found themselves In the open air, lightly clad, with the alternative of patient] waiting\" in a half frozen state or tramping to\u2019 Jhelr homes.To avoid such a recurrence, would suggest to the caterern for edincation and amusement, that at the bottom of their re- tive advertisements they state the hour a which conveyances should ord: Such a notice would bo appreciated by the public.F.WOLFERSTAN THOMAS.Mayor McShane's Expectations.To the Editor of the STAR: SrR,\u2014In your issue of yesterday Ald.Prefontaine is stated to have said that if Ï were a candidate for Mayor I would be showed under.Now, .Editor, lama candidate and expect to be elected by the masses of the le, and, {f so, I shall always use my casting vote against such schemes as St.Lambert Hill extension, which would havecostovera million dollars, where by my vo ote) with 14 other aldermen, 1 saved the wh proprietors of our city from a special tax be evied on them of 1 per cent.AMES MOSBRANE, ayor.Nominations at Lachine.The nomination for mayor and councillors for 1883 took place at Lachine on Wednesday.Messrs.H.Deslauriera and J.B.O.Martin were nominated as candidates for mayor; Urbain Archambeult and Arthur Lizotte as councillors for the Centre W ard, and Thomas Chapman ond Alfred F.Germain 1.OUT OF DANGER.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) TorOxTO, January 18\u2014Mr, Robert Birmingham, secretary of the Liberal-Conser- vative Union of Ontario, who has been very ll for the past flve weeks with congestion of che lungs, is now out of and expects to return to duty in a short time.- Are uniike all r pills, ls.No purgl in.Acta iyo the tapes and ile.'s Little Liver Pills.One pill a dose.Special Notices.Special Notice.Upright Plano, $165: Square Plano, Dargains st ns at Shaw's, -1811 Notre Dame st.Sligh inétruments by Shelamay, Enverson, Ee amar Heintzman, Marshall, etc.\u201cArrives Grand Central Station, New York, 7.2, a.m., the new Adirondack & St.Lawrence, Now York Central train leaving Bonaventare station 4.30 p.m.daily.te d'hote dinner in in dining « car.The January num ntamber of the \u201cReal Estate Record\u201d sh read evéry man in Montreal who with to keep himself inform cd on real estate matters.Call or to the office of J.Bt % A 181 St.James street.\u2014 SUPPLANTING FOREIGNERS.Being equaliy well put up snd otherwise superior.THE CALEDONIA WATERS - Rapiece any \u2018Imported Table Water.The Wealthieat une them.Of tespoctalls G: t RV) aptes Fed 02 ig THE MONTREAL TRKAMAM CO.Proprieters.168 and 165 61.James Atroet.sr tm re San Svar 19 cout to any 7e ea - RHEE ILE Fn RE Ia We Leave \\be Suc, ty, three mobiha poe voramaned biaue et?wll wanagcrs pRULUILAA in KA city of Mon a0 Agents for French Ad vertising Amedoe Prinoo & Cie, No.4 us de de provence, of Lafayeite and St L Geurges, Paris, CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR For week ending 31st Dec.1892, Monday (Xmas Day).No issue Lea ea sa sa cas ee aan à 33,718 33.477 33,723 33,487 30,421 170,826 Prasent Daily Average for Week ~\u2014\u2014 ENDING \u2014 DEC.31st, 1892.FRIDAY.== TARY 13, 18M.THE OPPOSITION PouicY.The Federal ministers, with Sir John Thompson at their head, appear In Toronto to-night, amid a general and reasonable expectation that they will make a clear an- mouncement of the policy of the new gov- ermment.The short addresses delivered at the Toronto Board of Trade banquet were merely post prandial tulks\u2014at least so far as the politicians were concerned -and made no pretence of indicating the details of \u2018party policy, The utterances of this week, however, ® more serious character, and may be said to begin the Parliamentary season.Mr.Laurier has already laid down the programme of the Opposition.His speech at Hamilton before the Young Liberals of that city, while disappointing in many and vital respects, could not he charged with ambiguity.It was hoped in some quarters that the utterances of Hon.Mr.Mills the week before,in which themember for Both- well relegated Unrestricted Reciprocity well to the background, were intentional forerunners of the leader's pronouncement which was to come ; and that Mr.Laurier would better the declarations of his lieutenant by abandoning the impossible policy of his late defeat altogether.Such hopes, bowever, were doomed to disappointment, for Mr.Laurier led his party, Mr.Mills included, back to the sunken plank.are of It 1s difficult to read Mr.Lauriers Hamilton speech with patience.It 18 cat in a heroic mould.Throughout it are declarations that \u2018\u2018our policy is not to alter unless our course has been wrong;\u201d that \u201cwhen I believe that I am right, nothing will shake me from my course;\u201d that the policy of the Liberal party .1s \u201cdecreased taxation and increased markets;\u201d and a host of other ringing sentences, breathing fealty to broad principle, and an unswerving support of the right.But what is the outcome of all this?Literally nothing but a lame attempt to con- vines that Unrestricted Reciprocity isa way station on the line to British free trade.This heroism is apparently born in Mr.Laurier's breast at the noble spectacle of himself and his party still standing for Unrestricted Reciprocity after Mr.Blake has pronounced it to be a precursor to Annexation; after the Americans have declared unmistakably that they will only grant it on terms including the control of our tariff from Washington; and after the elector ate of the country have utterly condemned it at the polls.If Unrestricted Reciprocity were a great principle, we might understand Mr.Laurier's course; but, measured by his own foot rule, it is nothing but one application of a principle; while, as a matter of fact, it would apply the principle of \u201cta#iff reform\u201d by increasing the duties.Mr.Laurier, however, has chosen to state that, if entrnsted with power, be would at once hurry Commissioners off to Washington to negotiate a U.R.treaty for at least tiftren or twenty years, with discrimination against British goods, if necessary ; and by that statement be must be judged.The Taronto Globe appears to have a clearer insight into the needs of the situa tion than ita leader.After his uncompromising adherence to the U.R.fad, the journal could not fling it wholly aside without, going into revolt\u2014not a bad thing, by the way\u2014but it tones bis proposaj down to a \u201cliberal reciprocity\u201d and follows it with these sentences: \u201cThe Liberal party has also kept steadfastly fn view the necessity of reforming our own tariff and reducing our own burdens, trre- æpective of what our neighbors may do.This point was strongly emphasized by Mr.Laurier in his speech last night, in which he laid down the principle that the taxation of the people by customs duties ought not to exceed the needs of the most economical administration of public affairs.That principle has gained the acceptance of the electorate on the other side of the line, and the signs of the times denote that it is the opinion of the vast majority of the Canadian people.Mr.Laurier sounded the note of tariff reform in no hesitating sone.The upholders of monopoly and restriction may as well begin to furbish up their old weapons, for a mighty impetus bas been given to the movement against them.\u201d This puts a most favorable gloss upon Mr.Laurier's speech ; for a man who first to offér the Americans our whole trade on terms no more favorable to us than have already been proposed by Mr.Blaine, cannot be said to sound a very resonant note In favor of \u2018tariff reform.A philanthropist might as well state that be resolutely and generously in- Sodd th give 8 certain 815,000 house for a hospital ; that in\u2014eh I\u2014if he could not nell ît for $10,000 to a man notoriously eager to get it at almost any price.When Mr.Laurier has made us a part of the American Union commercially, tariff reform will hardly be his to give.The only possible foundation for the atate- ment that My.Laurier is a practical tariff , artist be found in the supposition that U.R.is tariff reform.But this can Bardly be granted.It would bring us all the \u2018disadvantages of free trade in crushing out our native industries, while, nt the i \u2014 same time, taxing wi ouch higher than the tarif! to keep up Amert- can \"lufants,\u201d from which wc would - : \u201cit kg Fer dm susie cer gi, que mt ere, re gt no beneÂt.It would, in short, r Th A with parlaes and sixty bedrooms ators | raise the tariff while levelling the FINANCE COMMITTEE Jedi 2 harmoniouats arc out and the tall chimneys.This may be many other + a fais way 4, peling that fnotoriy things, but it is surely not tariff reform.So leony as Mr.Laurier continues to curry his stupid burden of Blainite Recipgocity, the Government will have little trouble fn outbidding him by\u2014what he calls\u2014* tariff tinkering.\u201d However, Mr.McCarthy is to make his Stayner speech yet; and the masses of the people will have tariff reform if they must wreck a dozen parties.THE MONTREAL TELEGRAPH CO.It may prove & wise conservatism that prompted the Board of the Montreal Telegraph Co.to retain its surplus, as indicated at yesterday's meeting.The Montreal Telegraph Company, in the days, anyway, before it waa coerced through the bribing of Purllament, was one of tho most familiar and most esteemed of our comumarcial institutions.Not that it has lost anything in csteem by being in a sense superbeded by the Great North Western Telegraph Company, but its name is not so familiar to us as in those ante-wire-pulling daya, and we are apt to lose interest In its operations.Bince the leasing of the Company's business there has grown up in the C.P.R.Tel.Co.à formidable rival, distinguished by phenomenal enterprise now stretching out into the remotest parts of the country, and evidently sot upon doing the bulk of the telegraph business of this country.[tis claimed with some show of truth that tbe Montreal Telegraph Co.has not secured to the G.N.W.Co.all the field it bargained for.An ill designed suit in the courts left this feature of the complaint practically unsettled, possibly owing to the peculiar claims set up in the action, There remains the statement that the G.N.W.Coinpany which certainly is now acting in perfectly good faith has had an uphill tight that promises to become more bitter in the near future.The Montreal Telegraph Company, as is natural, rely solely on the guarantee of the Western Union Company, which Company has so far.It is eaid, refused to contribute one cent to the rent bill agalnst the G.N.W, Co.It is to be hoped the leasing Company\u2019s reliance on the Western Union may continue to be well placed, but should a fight be for ed In the Courts and any advantage gained by the latter company the disastrous results that would follow are not hard to foresee.The Western Union Company could maintain its Canadian business almost unimpaired without the use of the Montreal Telegraph Company, whereas the latter could not begin to maintain its connections without the use of the Western Union.These are the facts that make the best friends of the Montreal Company desirous of removing all friction between the two concerns.There are two ways out of the difficulty which may not be by some considered a difficulty at all Recourse can be had to the courts and to arbitration, preferably the latter, if a healthy competition is to be maintained in the telegraph business.Some favorthe absorption of the telegraph business by the Government, a revolutionary measure to be resisted to the last as inimical to the public interest.It is pointed out by friends of one side that a 6 per cent.rental would to-day be as fair a return on the Telegraph capital as H per cent.was when the agreement was made, This has really nothing to do with the case if no real injustice has been done and if the Montreal Telegraph Company is strong enough to fight to the end and meet the worst possible results at the finish.It should be remembered, however, by those who advocate a distribution of the Company's surplus that should it ever again have to recommence active business it will need all possible reserve of strength to meet the giants it will have to encounter, at which time the Montreal Company would find it had to fight rivals, backed up by the active hostility of the Western Union Co.THE Empire takes occasion to reply tothe too frequent assumption of the American press that Britain is necessarily an alien and hostile power on this continent.The Americans are quite likely to so think, of course, \u2018\u2019but\u201d\u2014to quote the Empire\u2014\u201c it is not the way Canadians regard a Mother Country which has protected them from United States aggression time after time, and is doing so to-day; which has aided thelr financial undertakings by guarantees, subsidies and heavy loans ; which has given them every liberty and freedom any country can desire, and helped them to form a constitution far superior to thatof the United States ; which affords them a power and prestige in nego- tinting treatles much greater than any the American Republic possesses; which gives their commerce and Interests the guardianship of a flag more potent than the Stars and Stripes, more respected and wider known than that of any power on earth.\u201d We who own more of North America than the Americans, have surely somo right to eay what flags are welcome on this continent.THR determination of the Quebec Government to make an especial task of fostering agriculture is a thoroughly right move.Only they must not spell \u2018\u2019foster\u201d with a capital F, and look for its definition in tho Dominion dictionary.Wao says that Lord Stanley does not earn his salary! He Is being \u201caddressed\u201d and \u201cdined\u201d and \u201ctrained\u201d and \u2018\u2018received\u201d and \u2018\u2018visited\u201d all through Western Ontario at an alarming rate.\u2018 DarBY BERGIN tears thas.Mr.Tarte will materially lengthen the next session of Parliament.He lengthened to our good lant time, IT looks as If this were going to be a hard year for pensioners.Both Cleveland and Talllon.have been grinding their little axes, 8m OLIVER MOWAT looks forward to Canadian Independence.It is wall that Sir Oliver wears glasses, \u2014\u2014\u2014 IT must be a new sensation for Mr.Chaplean to \u201cphonograph\u201d the views of other gentlemen.Wants Tarte te Give Names.L'Evenement ot Quebec, comments upon Mr.Tarte's promises to \u2018cut off many heads and to mark many neo with seal of Infamy,\u201d uring tha coming session ab Ottawa: and nak ee become a little more ite.V sations bave hu tive party de ¢ sate that ih fs ol Cie gui he Foluicians snd e names 0 e y un ould gelty politicians tajustion ards those who sine 3 gv ie to J THE COSTLY EXPROPRIATIONS DISCUSSED._ Remuneration of the Commissioners The Illegal Appointments - The Widening of Common Street\u2014 A Clalm for Law Coste.Ald.Hurteau presided at a meeting of the Finance Cuunuittee yesterday afternoon, when, after some private business, a deputation composed of Messrs, Janes Wilson, jr., Gould, George Bury, M.Guerin, and P.C.Challun were present In conneo- tion with the widening of Common street.The delegation wus Introduced by Ald.\u2018Wilson.Aid.Clendinneng said that a certain amount of muney Was set apart for the widening of Common and Commissioners in connection with the Harbor improvemeuta.There was only one side to the street, on the other side being the canal and Govern: ment property, upon which the city could levy thing.He thought, therefore, that they might safely aliow the assessment for the iin rovement to be put upon those who mi e benetited in the ordinary way.tu d.Wilson said the original proposal was to assess the proprietors who were within 150 feet of the propused line, but this had since been struck out, the report having Leen so amended.the amended reports were then read which showed that the street was widened to 100 feet in connection with the harbor improvements, the $88,562 to be paid by the city to be taken out of the city's million dollar grant, and the balance to be levied on the proprietors interes \u2018he report was concurred In and the deputation withdrew.s, Ald.Grenier agaln brought up the claim of Alex.Cleme nt tor dalnages caused by the flooding of his cellar, and reltera his former rharges tn this connection against the Water Superintendent, but the report.was referred 0 the Water Committee for repor Rn \"Prefontaine said that nearly all the roprietors on Jacques Cartier street be- Poe Notre Dame and Craig streets had signed In favor of the widening of that street, and as a building on a corner lot had been pulled down and the proprietor was about rebuilding he though is a favorable time to carry out the improvement.It was decided to report to Council according: ly, assessors\u2019 estimate of the assessment acculnpany the report.ST.NICHOLAS STREET WIDENING.The report of the St.Nicholas street widening was next taken u The pro prie tors were to pay one-half © Cost an city due other half.The assessegggalue was PL it a like Cathedral street, it might cost $600,000 before we are through with it,\u201d remarked Ald.Clendinneng.\u201cIt is one of the best business streets in the city,\u201d said Ald.McBride, \u2018\u2019and there are onl four pro perties to be expropriated.\" 11y tickled Ald.Clendinneng.Shy he.declared, \u201cthere is only one good b Ing there, that of the Board of Trade.\u201d The report was coneurred in upon the conditions of the present law \u2014 one-half the cost to be paid by the city and one-half by the ¢ progr rietors, arcisse Thibault, who bad been thirty- \u2018two years in the employ of the city, applied for the vacant City Hall janitor bil Ad.Clendinneng moved that Mr.Isale Lamarre,an old commercial traveller,speaking both languages, be a appointed, a: and this was carried, the City define his duties.Ald.Clendinneng asked Mr.Ethier, City Attorney, if they could stop the pay of the expropr ation commissioners should they not work four hours à day, to which Mr.Ethier replied that the law was plain, and if the witnesses failed to put In an appearance what could the commissioners do.Ald.Clendinneng moved that the Secre- of the Expropriation Commissioners be oiructed to keep a record of the time 8 :nt from time to time and to furnish it to e Comptroller and that they be paid on the basis of $4 for four hours\u2019 work per day.In this connection he suggested that they ht give them eight hours\u2019 work a da og pe them accordingly.This woul greatly reduce the delays.It will be tried any wa \u201cYou will not get commissioners to work eight hours a day,\u201d remarked Ald.Farrell ight | bours da is rather hard,\u201d add ven the Present $1 an bour for Tan \u201chours work is not - cient, and then if you did not cordin to law the rol) might be upset.\u201d id.Prefontaine suggested tha the City Ah might demand a distinct for every expropriation, which would do away with much delay that is now caused.Then the stenographers\u2019 fees amounted to a large sum, and if the Finance Committee would appoint two, three or even four men \u2014two English and twa French\u2014at $1000 or $1200 a year, they could save $10,000 a In answer to Ald.Clendinneng Mr.Ether said that a dence was taken.Tian he might a the Legislature as to the cost of the witnesses, lawyers and all persons employed Jn the the expropriation.They could not commissioner at $4 a dayand stil où à good sometimes received as much as 850, while lawyers only received $10.This was not Ald.Clendinneng had loads of applica tions for commissionerships in his pocket.Ald.McBride moved that two steno ers be appointed, but the chairman A that that matter had been referred to a sub-committee consisting of Ald.Clen- dinneng, Farrell and Hurteau.Ald lendinneng moved that the city attorney be asked to prepare a report showing the legislation nece to reduce the present ee of expropriations.Carried.On the application of the Brethren of Christ, who worship in a hall on St.Catherine street, for exemption from taxation, Ald.McBride thought the Salvation Arm barracks on Notre es had as a right to exemption.The application was, however granted.Clendinneng moved that the cost of the proprio of Pine avenue be paid one-half by the city and the other b the proprietors on both sides of the stree and ha legal | steps be taken to enable this Cg cor in ford were disposed Several claims for damages of, and Mr.Robb brought up the question of a claim for law costs of $1000 in connection with the old Thomas Wilson suit against the city.Mr.Ethier said that the roll for the homologation had n sus tained by the Superior Court, but thelr de- eed ac- - cision had been reversed in Review and it was thought best to The claim was ordered to be Ald.Clendinueng asked it was true that the proceedings in the annual expro- ts were illegal, and In the same posi- ion na Notre Dame street west, and bad to ne over again ?bey r.Ethier replied that they had to advertise two or three months fn advance of the appointment of the Commissioners, and previous to this peo; le were satiafled to go before the Court or Judge In Chambers, On this occasion there was no court and they went to the j er.id.who rendered judgment, althou oh De really no right to do 80 under Es t law.The only party to blame was t ° nw which they must get d.however, would only be a few Pane dollars and the delay only a matter of about \u201coo ont tra ted farther The tee nsac some business with closed doors.: Young Women's Christian Astotin- A large and nftact mes ans of a ting of Indies was he yesterda at/ the rooms of the Youn or isla aso consider the propriety o ng : towards the erection of a building on land between Dorchester bikes laid tl table a re upon he an was decided that the You omen of Montreal must have equal with their sisters of other cities.The mmitteo are desirous of- restaurant on the basement Iaundries and a ali room and assèmb ballon the | spi d that time and money were well spent 5 fn bringi \u2018about the much to be depired consumma which benefit the ae of Montreal no day only, but the future of the history ot the aia.MRS.POTTER AT THE ACADEMY, \u201cEight Bells\u201d at the Queen's Theatre- The Lotus Glee Club on Monday Night.Next weok Montreal theatre will have an opportunity of seeing .Cora Urquhart Potter, better known us Mrs.Brown.Potter.This lady appears at the Academny of Music, accompanied by M Mr.Kyrle llew, in \u201cTherese Raquin, the pen of Zola.The lay ls & a tion qf the novel of the same name, and ls said to be very forcible.Her triends claim for her that .Potter has very much improved In ber acting, -Thercae Raquin} will be presented on onday, enday an Wedn: y evenings, and at tu rema hy of the performances * \u2018A Wife's Folly\u201d will given.A Nautical Comedy + at the Queen's The Queen's Theatre airs present à novel attraction next week in the Brothers B nautical comedy \u2018Eight Bells.\u201d right music and rollicking fun are said to abound ln Lhe The stage mechanism is novel Stoel.In the second act there is a BE ship.Amon the members of the company are Willard D.La Brasse, Helene Byme, Daisy wont, Mollie Sherwood, Victoria North and Esther Ward.Melodrama at the Theatre Royal.\u201cA Dark Secret\u201d ls the title of a melodrama that will be presented at the Theatre Royal next week.There are some excitin scenes in the piece.There will re water, a real boat race and a rescue from wning.The Lotus Glee Club at Windsor Hall, The lotus Glee Club will appear at the Windsor Hall on Monday evening under the auspices of the STAR course.The concerts of this club have received much praise.The members of the club are George E.Denoll, first tenor, Edward E.Long, second tenor, Charles L Lerois, baritone, Clifton F.Davis, basso, Miss Minnie \u2018Marshall, reader, Mr.Frank J.Smith, accompanist.The club will be as sisted \u2018by Marshall P.Wilder, the American humorist and entertainer.Miss Fuller's Concert.Miss Maud Fuller gave a concert at the Natural History Hall last night, which was well attended.From an artistic point of view, how ever, the affair might have been more successful bad less dificult pleces been selected, as a rule, by the ladies and ntlemen who assis Miss Hollins- Bead\u2019 8 three songs, one being in response to an encore, were great ve oyed, and Miss Fuller was t advantage \u201cAllurement,\u201d sang selections by Mozart and Robandi, Mr.Fuller assisting her in a duet from the \u201c Magic Flute.\u201d Mr.J, B.Dupuis rendered the Provenea nn Mar, m Verdi's Traviata, verte ble style, and a selected tong by quette gave that gentleman an ex excellent nt opportun 7 of dis- pla ocal powers Kelly sang as Maria, with violin obligato by Mr.\u2018Wallace, and piano actorpariment be Mrs.Parratt, very sweetly but the duet, % Home to Our Mountains,\u201d Thy M Miss Fuller and Mr.Kelly, was far from being a success.Guitar solos by Professor Labonde, and Cassius\u2019 address to Brutus from Julius Caesar, by Mr.Ed.Codd, completed the programme.Ancient Order of United Workmen.A very pleasant evening was spent at the last meeting of Metropolitan Lodge No.4, the occasion being the ao of the officers elected for 1563, fore e a ally at 8 o'clock the M.W took the chair, when a select programine of readings and recitations was carried out in a very reditab le manner, Mr.Shannon presiding at the plano.Miss Downie, Messrs.Street, Miller, son, She, oer RC Fous A.Mo.Cowan, contributed to the success of the evening's entertainment, last na the fling\u201d in costume, accompanied on the hag- by Piper McKenale.Dur evening P.D.D.G.M.W.Bro.Ulley gave an address on the Aims and objects of the Order.The following officers were afterwards installed by P.D.fn tne the man, Bro.- Melntosh: foreman, Bro.J.Moorehouse; overseer, Bro_ A Taylor: corder, Bro.5.P.Bowd dea, B .M.fnan- ler, Bro.J J.Rollo M.W.; receiver, Bristol, P.M\" Ww.chaplain, Rev.proc 8 Bennett: guide, Bro.À.W.Cartwright; inside watchman, Bro.4 Mc- Garry, outside watchman, Bro.T.O Hogg.After passing a vote of thanks to the visi Ing brethren, etc, the meeting dispersed ell pleased with \u2018the evening's entertain- VON CAPRIVIS REASONS.His Presentation of Facts Were Lucid and Foroeful-The Franco- ERLIN, J anuary 18.\u2014In the course of his pos De fore the Army Bill Committee on ednesday night, Chancellor von Caprivi made an extended reference to the internal condition of France.That coun said, was in a state of ferment.ugh was no statesman at the present moment of such prominen ce ss £ to be likely the probability of à dictatorship vas not Prob Lo be excluded from German calculations.Speaking of the renewal of the Triple Alliance upon | the expiration of the present treaties, the Chancellor sald that a renewal, tho hoped for, was not absolutely certain.be chief object of the alliance with Italy, he said, was to secure Austria's southern against France.He did not doubt the efficiency of the Aus trian and Italian io ar nongh some some w ess in To add force to the At ments advanced in support of the bill, The Chancellor read memoranda dated 1839, by the late fleld marshal, Count Von Moltke, In which that great authority compared the military strength of German: and France.The Chancellor laid much stress upon 4 Rassage occuring in Lhe memoranda, in on Moltke sal \u2018We are able toward off any attack from 8 e w Rbine defences which world, bestd ote and St Scraabri or D Ye two of our nelghbore united and ea us, we would require the assistanos of another power.The Chancellor's speech was listened to with the closest attention.His presentation of the facts upon which the Govem- ment bases its demands was lucid and forceful, and will,undoubtedly, have much effect on the report which the committee will submit wo e Reichstag.Weiner Ti antary 13.\u2014' bled publisbes what is claimed to be an synopsis of the Franco- ian vention or tocol \u201cthat was signed France and {a last November.Aoc: ing to this convention each nation in the event of war is to place field Fithin ace 1.000000 imately each sonntry s to soldiers in the either, nation is to conclude a perce without the ther also agrees to it.LONDON, uary 18-\u2014The Standards Berlin oon ee ans Caprivts appearance mi bill: hencator Caprivi prefaced bi remain be would ave it the Judgmant and and tims of his h much the Bien they Trould pbien.Ho secret.the pabl sr \u201cio erin: inaoourkie,\u201d labo re e Berlin oorres ndent of 21 the Dud cwa $hinks | cu been better t the speech had ther secret.He learns, he say», Neg Lio competent aathor- ity that the speech bad Bo aggressive tendency, although t was very ser! a lain.Russia, b.Yi sai i H.McLeod, Wil- ER ls quarter- Dentoar mai bo\u2019 ot td a friend, ade Pa \u201800 ing vas © cou of many ptrignes of of torelen aboard was concerned, but Dal 83 hee ver be while France kept up such a formidable fleet in the Mediterranean, The far France oould help Russi with her navy was an important question, and this depended upon, b bow much of French navy oould fl 1, Tah wnt coh .e u 06, hence Bism vod ed at gli et tia If faithfu Ty used, or's Sarss Is will remove Let Aen hatever it ex oo esterday past; past; thy to-day thy future; thy to OTTO M ns sons keep Carter's *s Little Liver Pills on hand to prevent pilous attacks, slok headache, dizziness, and find them just what they need.He who thinks his pl place \u201d is below him will certalply be below his place.Ayer's Hair Vigor, tor dressin the hair and promoting its growth, er\u2019s Almanac.LE Speclal Notices.Ice Cream Delivered Sundays.No cxtra charge Walker's, 281 St.James, or 2347 St, Cath erine streets.278 1awt£ The remaining stores ™ the Balmoral Hotel Block not rented will be in demand shortly.Secure one now at a low rental to astabllsh your business.Only two left.Apply at office of hotel.205 tf Charles E.Scarff, chemist and pharma olst, 2282 St.Catherine street, has - bray's Kidney and Liver Cure in 8 Ask for it.lawtf Do not be discouraged if other medicines have failed to ive yuu relief, Membray's Kidney and Liver ure acts on the kidne ers direct, combined with a mild action on t liver snd bowels thereby removing the cause of Back-Ache, sour stomach, dizzl- ness, indigestion and constipation.\"Pry it The new asdirondack and St.Lawrence- New York Central Dining Car vestibuled train for New York is becoming very popular.Train leaves Bonaventure station at 4.30 p.m.daily.800 tf Spite and {ll-nature are among the most expensive luxuries in life.The merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla Is proven y the many wonderful cures it is accomplishing.It is just the medicine for you.Pd small cupful of OLASSES or Slrained ONE add Rha Y confuls f FERRY DAVIS AIN /VLER and Take off aout of the mixture Byoy Wu Cure Your Cough or oly.Buyt 2 | Bue noi Keep IT NEARY oy Use iT RomFTLY.- YOUR FAMILY WOULD APPRECIATE A GOOD CUP OF TEA.BY ORDERING Rem [Te YOU GIVE THEM THE BEST TO BE HAD.1°4 2aw Father Moilinger\u2019s Original Prescriptions, If these medicines ure given 3 fair trial I will GUARA A OURE or refund the m SEM NONE GE EACH FAGKAG WITHOUT MY ON Goods sist ge on price, if your fam for rogue describing trea Perou of a Chronic Diseases.187 Pederu) Street, HENY, PA | man RY a ten.Re Agen | SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES - PORTLAND CEMENT In stock and to arrive at lowest market prices.W.& F.P.CURRIE & C0.100 Grey Nun Street.Af La Ville de Montreal GRAND ANNUAL SALE CHEAP Distribution of Toys T0 AU MOTHERS Accompanied with Their Children, This distribution will continue until the surplus of Toys and New Year's Articles are run off.Special Lots at Ridiculous Low Prices in each Department.LARGE DISCOUNT) ON ALL GOODS.Hats, \u2018trimmed.«.c.38} per cent Flowers.ce canoes +0 per cent Ribbons.\u2026.\u2026.20 per cent Bonnets .\u2026.\u2026.25 per cent Furs.25 per cent 1 Lot of Cloaks.50 per cent Long Cloaks.20 per cent Ladies\u2019 Rubber Goods .20 per cent 884 per cent per cent per cent per cent per cent per cent per cent Trimmings.per cent Cloth for Men.ce ee.20 per cent Shoes.\u2026.on.20 per cent Rubbers\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.10 per cent Btockings & Underwear.10 per cent Gloves \u2026.10 per cent Blankets \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.20 per cent Linens.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.10 per cent French Carpets.20 per cent English Carpeta.10 per cent Curtains and Qilcloths.10 per cent Lampe.50 per cent Cutlery, Silverware &ec.2 per cent Glassware and China.per cent Fanoy Articles.a per cent Dont This Large Sale Our goods are sold regularly cheaper than elsewhere, with the sbove discounts are greatly reduoed below the current prives.Cie General des Bazaar CORNER OF ST.LAWRENCE, ST.CATHERINE, and ST.CHAS.BORROMEE STREETS.- M Hicks & Co.'s Bales.SNS AAA (GRAND CLEARING LAST FUR SALE Lo SEASON\u2014 ment pL of FINE PUES al their rooms, Noe.rte und 1823 Notes DiME STREET, Saturday Afterneon and Evening, Jan.1th, à large assortment of Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen's Custoim-made Furs, CONSISTING OF: Ladies\u2019 South Sea seal Jackets, Fur-lined Cloaks, Goat and Fancy sleigh\u2019 Ho Bale at 2.30 and 7.80 O'Clock.M.HICKS & CO Auctioncers.Alex.Bhaw's Bales.A.BHAW 'Auctiones C LEARING SALE \u2014O0F\u2014 PICTURES, FINE ART WORKS, \u2014INCLUDING\u2014 011 Paintings, Water Colors, the Fluest Steel Engravings and Etchings, in Kemarque, Artists And India Proof states, Engraved after sir Edwin Landseer, Kosa Hunheur, Herring, Ansell, Taylor, Lewis, Phillips, etc.deauttfully framed in the lutest style of Gold, Bronze, Bllver, Quk, etc.Over 200 subjects.The whole Lo be cleared off without reserve at my store, 70 BEAVER HALL HILL ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, 13th and 14th Instant.Bale Bach Evening at 7.30 O'Clock ALEX, SHAW, Auctioneer.Walter M.Kearns Sales.NN NEN} 33 GP INVESTMENT, STONE FRONT TENEMENT PROPERTY, 64 AXD 60 ST.FAMILLE STREET.LOT 23 x 90, With Wide Lanc in Rear, WII be sold, BY PUBLIC ATCTION, At the padersigned's salegroom, 1747 NOTRE DAMK nD THURSDAY, 19th JANUARY INST.The property includes Two Dwellings, exceedingly well butit of sold brick, with attractive ut stone front, aud brick sheds in rear; all In erfeot order.Its situated iu a very desirable ocaliLy, commands a superior class of tenants and ylelds a good revenue.£7 No better chance for substantial tavest.ment.Very Easy Termes Perfect Title.BALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.WALTER M.KEARNS, Auctioneer.P*YS INVESTMENT.GOOD CENTRAL PROPERTY.NOS.10 TO 16 HERMINE BTREET.The subscriber has received {nstructions tn sell by Public Auction, tn his Salesroom, 1747 Notre Dume street, THURSDAY, 19TH JANUARY INSTANT, that yuable and profitable property, situated as abo d adjotning the pro ery corner of Craig &treet, Includiug elgLt sulid Brick Tl'ene- ments, with Brick Sheds in rear, all well rented and yielding a good revenue.Dimensions of Lot 63 x 53, The buildings are in perfert repair, and having been ouly recently erected, they will not require any outlay for some years.Altogether this forms one of the most destrable investménts that has been offered for some time.Full particulars and plan at my office.SALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.WALTER M.KEARNA Auctioneer.O.B.Thurston's Sales.BOOK SALE.The undersigned will sell by Auction, on SATURDAY, 14th JANUARY, A most important collection of Books, Engravines and Oil Paintines, and the Library of a Doctor lately deceased, \u2014INCLUDING\u2014 ussel Reynolds\u2019 System nf Medicine, Hnlmes Duuglinson's Lexicon, works by Bir J.Dr.R and Packard's surgery.ishman oo Midwifery, and Clarke, Gray, Fenwick, reed Alexander Pope's Wor Ynton's United States, \u2018Thackeray and Dickens\u2019 Wurks, Smith's Wealth of Nations, Clark\u2019 Commentary on the ifoly Bible, Junius\u2019 Letters\u2014with attempts 10 discover Juuius, Strelingfleei\u2019s Urigines bacrm, Hochelaga Deplcta, Byrun + Works\u2014Murray's original edition.\u2014AND-\u2014 Ot} and Water Colors by Wrinkle, Harold.Zacch.Ootton, and others, - At the Rooms, 208 McGill Street.\u20ac.E.THURSTON, Auctioneer.*,* Sale at 2 and 7.30 o'clock.BR The Medical Works will be sold at 2 o'clock sharp.Catalogues now ready.02 A GREAT HIT is the great January Sale of fine Suits, Overcoats and Ulsters, tor Men and Boys, at J.G KENNEDY & CO.\u2019S, 31 ST.LAWRENCE ST.Bargain seekers need wait no longer for Lower Prices.It doesn\u2019t require an expert to see the great saving that can be oflected by purchasing now.We offer fine Shetland Chine chilla and Irish Frieze Ulsters at enormously reduced prices, \u201cThe Ulsters ot Irish Frieze that we are now selling at $10.00, earlier in the season sold at 215.00.Fine heavy Chinchilla Overcoats, warranted All Wool, tormerly sold at 816.00, now go at $11.00, Fine Tallor- made German Chinclilla Overcoats, satin lived, no better can be made, honestly worth $24.00, your choice now tor $15.00.A large lime ot Castor Beaver Overcoats, all wool and handsomely finished; usual price, $20.00; now go at $14.00.Men's Reeting Jackets reduced trom $8,00 to $6.00.Gentlemen, now is your chance.We bave made a fortunate purchase of BO Pieces ot French and English Cheviots, in beau- tital colorings, excellent tabrica.We are making them to order in Suits, compiete, low prices.Don°t tail to see them.4 6 FENNEDY & C0, 31 St Lawrence street.FANCY G00DS STOCK FOR SALE.Tenders will be received by the imdersigned ap to noon on MONDAY, January 16th instant, for the purchase in one lot of the STOCK AND FIXTURES \u2014or\u2014 J.A *D'LALANNE Y.M.C.A.Building, Dominion C'arrots, per hacker 25 Beets, por basket 25¢ Parsley, per bunch.2e Omions, per basket 40c to SOc Parsnips, per basket 35e Kage.per bunch se Fish.Black bass, per ib 15¢ Kturgcon, per 1b 8 to 10c Ballheads, per lb 8e: Pike, per Ib 8e in 100 Jore - 12c to 15 Haddock.per 1b 6c to Finnan haddies, per 1b 10c Sucker, per bunch 15c to 25c Fresh berrings, per doz 20¢ Halibut, 15¢ Cod, per - .6c to 8c Mackalonge, per lb.- 15e Poultry.Turkeys, per lb -80 It to $0 12 arge chickens, per Ib 010to 0 i] Largo fowls.per Ib \u2026 0@to 010 Geese, per ib © 008to 009 Squabs, per doz 180to 210 Domestic duc Xn, per Ib 0l0to 011 Montreal Live Stock Market.The reccipta at the castern abbatoir market consisted of 2350 hoad of cattle, 150 sheep and lambs, and a few calves, Trade was rather slow in « onsequence of higher prices for cattle, which brought from He to dlc per 1b.for the best beeves, while from to 4¢ was paid for prett good, and 2k for inferior stock.Sheep wld at and lambs brought from é¢c to 5c do.ves ranged in price from $4.00 to Hoos each.St.Gabriel Cow Market.The receipts were 17 cows and 1 calf at the above market to-day.e was rather dull, only four or five cows \u2018having chan, bands up to half past eleven.gt the sale were 2 cows for $68.00, 1 for él % and 1 for $40.00 Toronto Produce Market.TORONTO, Jan.13.\u2014 Market fairly active.Quotations: Flour, straight roller, $3.15 to $3.30 ; extra, $2.70; whoat, white, 65c to 5 spring.© .60c¢ Lo 62e ; barley, No.1, 500 to 8c: ; do.No.3 extra, 38c to 3c ; 37e : oats, ; 3le.ales.\u201cWhite wheat.outside, at 650; red, outside, atl jc to Be à spring, outside, at Gic : goose, outside, at 60c: barley at to dlc; No.3 exua do Paie.at36c toX7c.Peas, ou so.Oats, outside, at ZTc to Be, and hers at ve to 304c.AMERICAN MARKETS.Grain, Flour, Eto.Hics A prices: WHEAT, to B May.3 Mar; CORN May, ya OATS, 35 PORK, § ï- 10.02 9 to $1085 \u2018May.Recei ta Bas bbls F 6,000 CORN, 000 OATS, 2000 Sos 0 BARLE 55, Ts LA 400 CUT MEATS.a PU FLOUR, 12,000 bush | CORN R100 OA YE 2100 BAR Y, 304 bbls, POR 2 os 0s Las ay CUT \u201cMEA BW YoRK.opening prices: May: Jame.na WHEAT, CORN, x BA oA 50\" bach eB LEY 11.350 MALT.81 hy To 106 BERF.Jord T MEA 303 D Hs, To CORN, oii sacks COR NMEAL 3 SRE 34.250 1bs LARD, PbULUTH ces, WHEAT, 671 B Ting RT January, _7 ipts, 53,000 bush.WHE EA T Enioménte 1000 Beh.bh WHI fs Rae TH Janeen odie ces io Be bons, Thao en HEAT om Chioago Hog Market.et NION STOCK YaARDS.January 14 1803.\u2014 The mated receipts of hogs were 17,000.The offi- rt of yesterda; 12.70; mixed packing.hes 85 to ire } shipping: 45 t Re- se csttlo w wero deh pra Marketa irons.BRITISH MARKETS.Graln apd Provisions.BEFRAOAM'B cHzront, Friday, Januar 13, 1508 ar, rgocs off coast, wheat an corn.for shipment, wheat.ques corn, ayle pod rm.nch country markets firm.vorpool wheat spot weaker; corn, do., Arm ther active.Liv i standard Cala.w t.8 Ma.d A, ave A \"e100 ; Ho white Mich do red Aorioas Oy \\ England, fair, oat ppring, first bak 6d.Ma mer The iborpouts, publie cable says: vest, art: olders offer freciy.Corn tirm, fair demand.LIVERPOOL LATEST Prices CURRENT, JAN.13, 1893.Borin vhest& Bad mieu 8 fo .1 Cala.8 Xo.2 Cala.0 ye Pons .8 Sale of Timber Limits.OTTAWA, Januar fan ere was a big male of timber limita at oll House yoeterday.The limits were located in the Province of Que: .Parcel one, knowu as River Coulonge Borth, containing ar aren of abou\u2019 100 square miles, waz sold to or, lasmo aseon & Sons, of On- tawa, for $23.000.we] wo, the Black River, also containing hou 1 rawn, Mr enneth Me sonald off Parcel 8, tr ton Township of Matroine iver Rerge,S1$ square miles, was alro withdrawn, the hi hhest offer bein, 30,000.Parcel No.§ was 88¥888~ hdrawn, $10, ing the highest offered.All the limite + were the property of the Merchants Bank.FINANCIAL.\u201cWill the respectable and venerable president of the Montreal Gas Company give way, tho game as he did in e Street way 1\" is one of to ons hut ls agitating our local vire ætrect © Just | Jo ere has most ast at by i fof Mor it cal ock dy poe on ryin ortre: du» Bome tectics ré rémind the streot of somewhat way «nd Royal market price of : to quietly rotire, bnt he rofused the offer.but was Wwiiling to work in harmony with the new shareholders in endeavoring to accomplish the same rosulia ga have followed the change in map btreet EE where the business has inoroas- dr trom to ee Another report an it been on the knuwl edge hat oe de i of February a new making gas «il! be in operation, and that fod Com ave accumulated 5000 ol ons of rposo, and hat this new method wi crease the tlluminating power to 22 candle, pr on will y re- uced.It ls also sald that the 1 to cover works, Issue of - ABOUT BLANKETS ABOUT BLANKETS ABOUT BLANKETS Now is the time to buy Blankets at Reduced Prices during 8.Carnley's January Cheap Sale.WHITE BLANKEES $1.75, 82, $2.50, $3, $4, #5, $6, 97, $8, $0, $10, $12, 815 per pair.BED COMFORTERS BED COMFORTERS BED COMFORTERS To be sold during our January Cheap ale, THIRTY BALES Bed Comforters, from cheap qualities up to best Eiderdown, ALL KINDS Of Bed Coverings at specially Low Rates this month, at S.CARSLEY'S.BED QUILTS BED QUILTS BED QUILTS Ten Cases White and Colored Bed Quilts marked at Extra Low Rates duriug the CHEAP SALE At 5.CARSLEYS.| La Banque du Peuple.ae du Peuple in this city, Notre Dame st.West The branches of La Ht.Catherine st.East an THE NATIONAL CORDAGE COMPANY.ORK, The Board of Directors of this Company have this da declared the lue Quarterly di of TW CENT on the Preferred.d THREE PER CENT.un the Common Stock of yable on the 1st day of February on at the mero ol ee of the Com rout at, t EA i clos Jan.14 at a Y sopon \u201cFob.2 pax at 75 G WEAVER LOPER, Secretary.the proceeds among the shareholders.Among the other rumors is one of an amalgamation between the mpany and he Royal Electric Company, but not much credence is placed in this report.A leading financier, be ing his opinion of these various rumors, said : \u201cI believe people are buying Ges Gas because it returns 5 per cent.at and earni more, and anything returning hat interest nowadays hen the city is growing daily.an and nd the Gas Company's business must grow wi marked this gentieman, I look Forward 1 to io hyd when the Gas Conrpanies si has \u201cRB more gas now do the Company an the © most complete Still, think that economy for Com y has to-day one of tl as pants on this continent.cai attained (api a a agement In the 8 welcome any chango that will increase the producing power an rofita of the Gas Com- y, in which he and his family are so largely nterested.\u201d The local money market is steady and nn- hanged and che demand loans are made at p.Cc.ans prime mercantile loans at o =, 7 p.ce amounts and names.Bterli exchange is heavy and little doing owin the scarct bills.Sixties are 95-16 to ai.7-16 and demand to between banks.Counter rates for sixtiea are f 7-16 to 9} and sight jo 10.Cables, 10 Fork documentary sixties, 8 .c.New Yor nds are 1-32 to 1-16 premium ween banks and à to | over the counter.url London markets are still inactive and ing narrow and brofesaional money is abun- Jrad 1 per cent.on call and r cent.for sbort bills.The Bank of England ea ha Jesterday £142.90 in Russian coin, and rece £26,000 n gold d from Montevideo.The oelved ce for Es was raised to seventy-six shillings and ninepenoce farthing.Grand Trunks closed to-day in London at 634 for 1st.pref., and 424 for 2nd pref.There is no change in the New York situation of much Importance.Money is easy at 2 to4 Pp.\u20ac.on Cail., and ¢ ER .c.for time loans, Fo relgn exchange is only f f arly steady with rates un- for pixtien and 4884 for demand.actual rates were 685} to 486 for eixties and 487% to 488 for demand and 488} for cables.Commercials were 4854 to 485}, and documentaries 485} to 4854, and Paris francs 5164 for long and 515 for short.was strong and active o local stock market Cable Co Doing the enter feature, with Gas a second.ormer oponed a tis and rapidly race on ) large cal to 1814 t reacted towards the close to 179), Gas were in demands selling up from 233, about 1 shares changing handa at these fl dian Pacific were placed at .Cotton at 138f.Royal Electric sold at 23).Duluth Com.sold up to 124, and Prefe to 30.Banks were firm, with nu upward trend.Mont- from , and at the close back a rection To 238}.Commerce advanced from a to 146.Therest of the list was quiet and a! Monxing SaLre\u201450 Montreal Z38, 1 do 287, 10 de 155\" Het ; 50 Commeree 1454, 2 do 146 ; ectric Ea, 13 oPujuth 4.50 do 30; 375 Gas o 233 LPR.= 100 Dom.Son ink 1 50 Cable i 150 do 250 do 19h 25 do 1781 00 do 180, 225 1504, ado 181, 275 do 181}, 50 do 1814, 250 do 1804, 5do 179%.More Active Market.Lamontagne, Clarke & Co.'s advices from New York to-day x There was an in active market in the early mom- ing with continued advance by Manhattan and its connections, including New England and New York and oF ern.London sent prices ub cr and quoted its market active ac 80 that the Ditrage specialties vith Grangers, werca wide Sugar continued {ts upward march Seti ion ite don ward sono with excited | els fo n both, À apouncerment wan made! by sol shippers that they w: postpone LP until next week, as the matter had be Toft to thelr discretion, and.the; hopedo enough Bi would bo in market next w.to avoid shipping, as negotiations might be \u20ac) on some blocks of ds with London tn the meanwhile.Rates were howninally unchanged with small business.The rise started yesterday seemed as usual to be engineored by White's followin and \u2018was clev erly ed out with tions fair in favor of Sscess, but the speou- ly lation Fired up by the move is nearly con- fl street\u2018 and nue {perators are clined to 6 on at resent.White has been shrewd coe to an- cipate favorable legislation and conditions before reasonably assured, and it looks as oF bo and and his following now stood th a tion to float out of their oidingn on any more general buying that may be enoo the actual accomplishment of favorable news, should this news materfalize, Bhouid it not, their action will be interosting to wa The Market Stronger.[RPECIAL TO TBE STAR.) NEW YORE, January 13.- The Post's financial articlo says: The stock market showed increas- strength, the rapid advance in Manhattan Sebo the pat feature.This stock, which ht ler, opened at 170 and rose fo 16 0e on large t ransactions.Sugar certificates cent.to 120, and tbe enoral Ust, non ad s0 strong as tho cs noted, car 5 \u201cfoto was very firmly held, and rose he ap pearance of liberal commission orders, The only exception to the general strength of the market was shown in Distilling which certificates, opened at § lower, at 003, and fel! to 56.Investment and Trust Company.NEWARK, N, J.January 12\u2014The New York, and European Investment and Trust lin: has fliod orth articles of incorporation here.W Brown, Willam I.Masken and C.M.W of New York; Warner Miller, of ork ime.hi os.P.Fe anwrich, Co bamed as dud John ylor, of ne FEC The company aim 1 of dire or merce and cu go.The dobt of the.a ublic is now in the bands of à Dutchman, who holds allem on the customs for its payment in yearly instalments.The com- propose to purchase bonds.London Stok Market.Mosars.Meredith and O'Brien ro don Market at 2p Stocks.the Lon- to-day, as follows: \u201c London Prices.N.Y.Faut, onal Honse PHILLIPS SQUARE.\u2014~ GRAND ~ ANNUAL + CLEARING: SALE! BLACK DRESS G00DS! Black Dress Goods\u2014Special Bargains in Black Dress Goods.- BLACK CASHMERE DRESS ROBES, Silk Embroidered, 816.50, $18.00, $20.00, $22.50.Less 20 per cent.and 5 per cent.for cash.All New Fall Goods.Balance of our BLACK DRESS GOODS, 20 per cent.and 5 per cent.for cash.We have a few more Dress Lengths of SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES, 334 per cent.to 50 per cent.and 5 per cent.for cash.BRIGGE, PRIESTLEY & SON'S Black Silk and Wool Henrietta, Black All-Wool Crevenette Serge Waterproof, Black All- \u2018Wool Henrietta, Black All-Wool Amazon.10 per cent.and 5 per cent for cash.COURTAULD'S CRAPES, 44, 54, 64.20 per cent.and 5 per cent.for cash.COLORED DRESS GOODS.1 Line COLORED STRIPED DRESS GOODS (Pure Wool), suitable for Spring wear.60c per yard, less 334 per cent.and 5 per cent.for cash.1 Line SKIRTINGS.25 per cent.and 5 per cent.for cash.All our DE BEIGES, Gray and Colored, 33} per cent.And many other Odd Lines of our Best Goods at Discounts ranging from 20 per cent.to 50 per cent._\u2014 N.B.\u2014We are allowing a Discount of 20 p.c.on all Dressmaking charges while this Sale lasts.Henry Morgan & Co.MONTREAI ROYAL INSURANCE CO.OF ENGLAND.LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED.In re GEORGE VERRY, Artists\u2019 Materials, 2280 St) Catherine 8St., Montreal, Insolvent.Capital.ooo.el 510,000,000 Notice 14 hereby given, that Geo Ve of pi o a 35,000,008 Montreal has made.this twelth day of January, Reserv Fun 1893, Into our hands, A voluntary abandonment, Anmual Income, upwards of 5,000,008 of all his Assets, for the benefit of his Creditors.Investments in Canada fer Protection ef Canadian Pelicy-Holders (chiefly with Government) exceed $1,000,000.E description of property insured at moderate 8 rates of premium.BILODEAU & RENAUD, Life assurance granted in all the most approved Fidei Commissioners, formé.HEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA: 15 St.James Street, Montreal.ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDING, MONTREAL MONTREAL, 13th Jan: 183, m1 W.TATELY, Chief Agent.Special Agente French JAMES ALLIN, 1 Bpecial Agente English 8.ROBERTSON f Department.R.Robertson & Bona.The Creditors are requested to produce their clalms with us within fifteen days from date of present notice for collocation.\\ Remember to Aftend \u2018| The Great Sale ot Custom Ie Made Furs from the Nor* ou ci West.All fine goods, suitable fer Ladies\u2019 and Gent's wear.Ladies\u2019 Seal Jackets and other Fur Garments, Musk Ox and Fancy Sleigh Robes, &c., at our rooms, TO-MORROW, HTROW GNIWONK! Established sluce 1889.Commercial \u201cdue\u201d or \"\u2018nverdua\u201d bills bought, Rad Debts Collected everywhere, Prompt Returns, Quick Reliable Action.Send or telephoné for full list of City References.THOMAR R.RIDGEWAY, 214 St.James Htreet.Txt, 1677 10 2yt SATURDAY, at 2,830 and 7.30 o\u2019clock.TRON NOW UNTIL THR 8th FEB'Y, M.HICKS & CO., 101 Auctioneers.Previous to Annual Stocktaking, we offer SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Off the whole of our ohofoe stock of WATCHES, JEWELLERY.CLOCKS Solid Silver, Electro Plate, ja Saturday Aftermoom.Jam.14th, Art Goods, Vases, 5) wets rec oats vo One eston\u2019s rect- D olt- Lamps, Onyx Tables, NY Meter, one lot German Mou Organs ans, Opera Glasses, assorted), one lot perfection Water-proof Insoles Rodgers\u2019 Genuine Table Cutlery; (assorted sizes).Speons and Forks, Ete.101 M.RICKB & CO.Auctioneers.ALL FIRST CLASS GOODS OF RELIABLE QUALITY A Call Cordially Selicited.WATSON & DICKSON, to: NOTRE DAME STREET Cor.&t.Peter Street.V A GER R CUST@MS RALE.We are instructed by M.P.sq.Collector of Customs.to sell at ur rooms, Nos.1821 and 3623 5 Notre Dame street, ILT EDGE INVESTMENT.VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY, Forming Foutheast Cerner At.Antoine and Cathedral streets.Dimensions, © 68 x 108 feet.Including 4 Ahops and 2 Dwellings on St.tofne ari P new Solid Brick Dwelling où Cathedral feet.Also Office and Stables on saine 298 ST.JAMES ST.SEAS Mi NEW YORK PIANOS At his galesroom, 1747 Notre Dame Street, tha Low Prices, Cash or Easy Payments.B-fore buying, } I above described pro; .Situated {n the very heart of à rupidly improving district.CARD.porn te os.40 New Pi It would pay yr or Tens SALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.WALTER M.LEARNA, chaser of th ot fail to reap a BARGAINS in PIANOS and ORGANS, | 1s mer y handsomo profit within the next few years, pa | it Which wa have taken in Exchange: all in frat class in certainly destined to me one of the mi order.Price $25, 340, 955.270, $100.valuable corners on at Antoine stree:.N.Y.PIANO CO.10122 IWF ull particulars at my office.(oop CORNER PRUPERTY.ATWATER AVENUE AND DELISLE STREET, \u2014-iWOLUDING\u2014 \u2014 Splendid Brick finop und Dwelling, onden Shop and Dwelling.Alen Lot.of Vacant Land.situated between the two bulilings 92 Atwater Avenue Dimensions nf the whole property shout No x $0 feel.The i sltnation of $: 118 properts 1s one! thé cholcost | $a tho locality, Atwntar avenue belong thy lm.portant theronghiare from (note St.Antoine, Bale LY auction ON TUHUBRKDAY, ITN JANUARY, at the undersigned's saleroon:.MALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.WALTER WM.hEARNS, Anctioneer, VERY PRETTY BANQUET LAMPS, With Pretcy 81) Shades, from $3.00.COLE'S LAN STORE, NOTRE PANS #T- SPL LENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR\u2014 AMALL INVESTHE Property B.E.Corner Fulford pd Delisle sta.LOT 60 x 80 FEET.The revenue from buildings now oa the pro- peris is over ten per cenl.ani yet thero is rent unoccupiod la: tO @r0CL Six mors Bring adjacent to the mans manc- .factazine industries this te ras an Sealy 1y.Bale by suction TBUBRSDA Toth JAN RY, In the Cndersigned'a.salesroom.Bale at an o'clock.106 WALTER M.REARNS, Anctionecr.YOUNG GENTLEMEN wo ART] BR INSOLVENT NOTICE THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1898.\u2014SIX PAGES.\u2018 : Ce er \u2014 \u2014\u2014 7 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\" | rrr CARSLEY\u2019S QUEBEC LEGISLATURE gre rom is use 11 0s suas 86, ~In this city, Jan, Nik, V3, at 30 St.Lo es, the wife uf Xgutor Fine, of a a re oy ou Sam d i 2° | ! ) 7 omens Lo \u201ca ut 1 MEREDITH At 18 huter steel the wife of | ; (EN MURPRY & (0 | P| A 0 BARGAINS - of the iitated by ; PRAGHEY Du te A yet 8 Loreen | C © LUMN \u2018 [ THE MONTREAL CITY BILL RE- lener tee ge Se Fr a street, the wife of lie, Peachey of u son tæpa \u2014 An act to exp an ne IVES PROMPT ATTENTION.the rights of.so0izing creditors under articles Go ROBB The Mouse, Lac hina, January 4 the wife | ADVERTISEMENT.CE ° facial vie 4 ST TEAM SEIS ME em won rep mnt pe Organ Bargains | : CL | es beet Relay Sl MARRVAGES | to buy thew?farm produce.- | On inotion of Hon.Mr.Faffion, th the ory Hostess You wid nd the largest asso: \u201clai! w too ludicrous to suggest suythung but the BRANSCOMB WARD A1 St fobn, NN 08 by rot cn 065 Carsley Notre 1) - dot 1.Mo, Cale, om fortes Tho | PLLA LAOH Rly\u201d Ph .mem On ST.CATHERINE STREET WI be Passed to Allow the lee\" House aijourned at 430 until 't © oi \u2018 ' Char ke a nique ' ON an be relied e Ww Var ot Cas Waterburuh, 19 Ahly ! Sen vad ps wT oes gro lower dan any .7\u201d .* tion of Aldermen the First of Feb- Hoot SESSIOMAL NOTES.À ' COMPORT-SA YD At the Parsonage, Wel | oes po aL A The beat and highest class of Pianos are \u2014 ruary \u2014- Messrs.Kennedy and * Landport, January 2 tbe Rev KL Gens MO 1 E roue! ; ; Hon.Messrs.Taillon, in, Hall 1 Allanson Comfopt te Miss Mais \\n6 «M unies, included in our Stephens Have a Tilt.Nantel, ¥lynn, Pelletier and ubien, ac ae tu uh + of Job =vjder bag adi of tase .» ee companied His Honor the rn ntario.| MANTLE N OTES Cun make a baro-fuced assertion unwarrented by ter afiernoun to the pgsisiative i * DONEY-CUZNER At Ottawa, ou Jantar (1.facts Bul uo fool can make the public believe it IC 1011S 0 Ovi ; [sPECIAL TO THE STAR.unci! Chamber.\u2019 t Chueh Yer pe pb TA Th a We de not clans Lo be the Urrat Mantle Huse of the Quesec, January 13.\u2014Yesterday at the There wus such a crowd at the openins daughter of M1 PA TER | MANTLE NOTES World, nd Lo defy universai competition.Buck opening of the Quebec Parliament, His of the House yesterday afternoon thal Honor Lieat.-Governgr Chapleau came standing room was ata premianr in the 8 GARNER GHANT AU the residence of ta WE ARE MAKING THE bride mile fy bi.mnt > Ha I s i Li i NTLE NOTES ro A th fron the futle she tirent Mantie M FOLLOWING down to the House at 3 p.m.Ina sleigh Council Chambors, L ey.u « tué pan y enr 1 eu ~ do cnn Luworyes r+ the tires antie vuse \u2014_\u2014 PR \"| .\u201c of Thorokt Tow nship, te Muss Margur Tht a \u2018 MA of thia city First, because we Import, make, avd driven by four Lorses and attended by his Co he ue piece last evans ' a ne Jug re dispar of far tre guriuente tan any othr sstabinh REDUCT IONS A.D.C' Major Sheppard and Capt.Les | at Spencer Woud.; J GREY LEON ALS Johns, TQ on das went Secotd, braun tie pal ronnie beats au OVER THREE HUNDRED .sard,and escorted by u detachment of Cana- The motion made yesterday by Bon.Mr.205 sth, by Kev, Win Tippett, W ron Dots 4, | ur te rapidly sod widely increasing Third, Levause eu dian Dragoons in charge of Licut.Forrester.Taillon to appoint the general commibtes, : Petitcodine.10 Florence M Lens ob St: vur fg .Dunn, wife of the Lord Bishopof Quebec: The capital of the society in 30,000,000f.in PHILLIPSLEWJS\u2014A® Cal as on the je HALF [I RICE.101 ON ST.CETHERINE STREET.on Mrs.BI Dube Mrs Wn.phat heron.60.000 shares of Of, Ench share carries an J Thomns Phillips itford, lo à 2 rs.E.G.deLotbhinie >.i st \u20ac 2.pe a ds ABOUT MANTLES.x rereumeatron marne nmesene === = Réponds Mr © en | Cape oi ea pi RHYNAHD-DONALDSON -At Halifax cn 1e m Me tm reduced te het price ani under | m _ dith, Mrs, P, R.Roy, Mrs, Antoine Tascher- after the halt yearly meeting, while the ih, by iev.Juin McMillan, Capt Her, ALL SHORT JACKETS THAT BIG CANAL eau, Mrs, G, Tessier, Mrs.H.J.JB.dividend is disimbuied ut the end of the to Mes Marta Ithynard, of Liverpool \u2014 Chouinard, Mrs, Jt.Turner, Mrs, H.winter season, early in May.This varies, by Rev.J.C.Herdman, David suitor, of Cal garry and Mabel, second daughter of John THERPHONE 2193 All Remuants of JTacket and Man- tie Cloths to be vlenred at half price.S.CARSLEY, Notre Dame St.Donaldson, uf Pictou.i Both Black and Colored vow in stock Beemer, Mrs.E.B.Garneau, Mrs, J.Rich: h: SIFBERT GARLAND- At Almoate ond ee have been reduced to \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ardson, Mrs.G.Vallière, Mrs.Vohl, Mrs.of course, according to the takings\u201d at the Te oro, to Miss nt > y EF JOHN MURPHY & CO Obalski, Mrs.Demers, Mrs.F.Bruneau table.Tas May it amounted to door., bert.ef, Toronto, Ww Mis\u201d Selle.Gulati, ot HALF PRICE J d 0 A U B O N M A RC HE | DIFFICULTIES WHICH WOULD WEIGH Mrs.A.Turcotte, Mis, F.Pennée, Mrs! A a total vu enue of 1906 per and 9 A arleton Place.: ars.1 + - ec, ! 1 we , BCOTT-LACKEY\u2014 At Heckwith Ont onthe rh All Dolmaus now in stock are also 1781 & 1783 Notre Dame St.: AGAINST BUILDING IT Stein, Mrs.4 Poston, Mr.Houthier, Ne per cont.upon the existing value, which À Jna., by the Rev.AH.MeFartane, Mr Fane » vlueed to HALF PRICE .Blanchet, Mrs.Ant.Paine had, qr.was then gt.per share.The total return ; Kcott to Miss Baral, Lackey, buth of the Derry recuemt te oh ad And 103, 107, 10% and 111 Si.Peter Street, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 ï routes ni rat urban, in I] was IMF, n share and in 1530 k a ; Be rai Ee rer, orm.| REMNANTS REMNANTS Terms Canh and only one Price.{ Schwartz, B.Campbell, Thibaudeau, Row: Te Yours patthe; tables mike tore À j lack, Ksq., of Shepard, Alberta.[4 STEVENS-ROWLAND-At London, Ont on January 4, 1S by [les A Rowand, Marr de Forest Btovens.of Chicago, to Mis< Jenn: recond duughter vf Rev.Alfred Lowland.for merly of London.SIMPSON-CHURCHILIL - At \u2018Toronto.A Ta ' ; The Class of Ships Necessary For Its and, Thompson.N.Thompson, Hebert, f = 9 nd, 2 .atal mistake on the part of the xoatuge- : | G .\u2014 Navigation Could Noi Compete ral he Eg ei ors wi al \"the bounds Site hula With Ocean Veste and ane {rife mile Cot Va ere eue Pc ee ) Cost Would be Enormous, bert, T.oct Richardson B.Richardson, interference with am ing hefore Lar con À Parke and rte number of others.Nite pires in 1913, tLe society ys then As soon as His Honor had ascended the he « o reimburse Its -harel in ful the Rev.J.H.Clarke, on January 7.18%.«1 Kimpson, of Montreal, to Annie, lide Larch.ter of Edward Churchill, of Torontu TEEHAN-FARRELL At san Francisco, on Tecember 28, Ly Rev.Father Kirby, Jr Teehan, of Spokane, VWasdhingte, a: Ma Farrell, of San Francisco, daughter of Jobin Farrell, Guelph, Uni.WEAVER- MeL FAN -At Chipman.N NB.hy Rev.D.McD lurhe, on Dee.4 Hotert « Weaver, to lle Mellonn.both vf Coal Creek W'aterboru.DEATHS, AKIN\u2014In this elty, on Friday, January 13.1598, Robert Akin, al Lhe agu of 58 veur-.Funeral private.Jo 2 BICKELI\u2014At Toronto.nn Monday, January oth, David Parkhurst Bickell, agree 4 yenrs nd | months, youngest son of the lulu fey.David BickelL\u2019 BRENER\u2014At London, on January \u2018tb, léeottheb Rrener, agçed 7$ years and 1V month- RUCHANAN- at Hamilton, on January \u201cth, Caleb FL Buchanan, agged 46 y cars B! CHANAN - At Hamilton, ce, Januars Mh, Caleb H, Buchanan, aged 46 y BIEN ER\u2014At London, on January.TORE fat Hheb Brener, aged 74 years wie, 10 font.- COLPITTS\u2014 At Alma, A.Ca.N.RB.« Ty Jarry 3, Jenne M., aged 41 years, \"ity of T bo.Col pitts.DAN AHER-\u2014 At St, John, N.TL.6n Jannary 7 after a short illness, William F.Danaher DAVIS -AL Juronto, William H.Davi-, on Tuesday, 10th ins EGAN\u2014In this ty.on the 12thinet.Tobe).eldest son of U.\u2018uueral frown his father's residonce, 101 Manco street, on >nnday, January 15, nt 2.w m.Friends and icajuazet- ances are respectfully invited to aitend.u2z FOWLER- At Toronto, January 3rd.F bes Goer trude Fowler, uged 21 years und 5 lay - GRAHAM-\u2014 At Toronto, (mt, on Fannare 0 .Muriel Roberta (ob), daughter of W |», Graham.BIGOINS st Itemi.December 26, Agvie, age 1 + and 5 months, youngrest dasaciier oi Gobet Higutos.HKNDERSON\u2014At Toronto, on January Jo Jane widow au the late WV.K.Hendsr-on, in her slxty-tifth y KELLY- At a Ont, on Junvary Michael, fourth son vf Michael and Catherinc Kelly, aged 20 years.LALOR\u2014At Hamilton, on January 9th Samuel Lalor, aged 46 ye.MABBEY\u2014At Toronto, on the 8th Jan., Adolphe Massey, aged 22 years.MATHEWSON\u2014AL St.John.N.B.on Junuary 4 William G.Mathewron, aged 54 3 car On, Hopewell Hill, A.CoN TL.on December 2, Mrs.O'Regan.\u2019 relict of the Tire ¥.O'Regan, aged & years.AT HALF PRICE.Russian Circular Cloaks ALSO - AT - HALF - PRICE All BLANKET Coats TNemaining in Stock comprising White, Gray and several Colors to Le cleared at One-Third of Original Prices.BEAVER TRIMMED COATS, There are still à few of those Beaver Trimmed Costs that came 10 too late for the season left on hand which will be cleared at Great Bargains, S.CARSLEY, Notre Dame St.LINEN DAMASK LINEN DAMASK LINEN DAMASK Tu be sold Cheap this mont.FIVE CASES OF LINEN TABLE DAMASK LINEN TAB FE DAMASK LINEN TABLE DAMASK ! LINEN TOWELS.Ten Cases Linen Towels to be sold Extra Chesp during the January Sale at S.CARSLEY'S, DRESS GOODS.A Magnificent variety of Dreas Patterns in nll the latest season's colourings and derigna to be cleared ADVERTISEMENT.HOMERY DEPT.Great Cheap Sale THIS MONTH ONLY, We invite your inspection of the following special liues : Men's large size Canadian Underwear, all wool, $1.2U a suit, P1.50 elsgwhere.Men's Lamb's Wool Socks, dark colors only, 0e & pair.Men\u2019s Keal Scotch Wool Underwear, $1.50 n suit; regulur price, #2, Larger size, i resular price, 2.20.Better qualit ne These goods arc ow 860 well known that it is unnecessary for ns to say anything regarding them, except that THEY ARE UNSHRINKABLE.Ladies\u2019 White Seoteh Lamb's Wool Vousts, 1.00 each, worth $1.70.Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Hose, spécial line, extra heavy, 5U¢c a pair, 3 pairs for $1.35 Canadian Wool Hose, all grades and weights kept in stock.Prices run from 10¢ to 50¢ for children\u2019s, and from 200 to SUo à pair fur Ladies\" BiZes.Wool Sashes, 60c each, Bnowshoe Stockings, bkating Mitts, Fancy Cuffs, ete, ete All reduced.JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, GREAT ATL Our large Discount SALE will be opened on MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16th, and will be continued until further notice.Don\u2019t delay, but come at the beginning of this GREAT CHEAP SALE and secure the cream of the Startling Bargamns.ale Besides a large number of SPEciaL Lors put on one side to sell at SWEEPING PRricks, we shall allow LARGE Discounts off our well known regular low prices, in all departments, as English Waterproof Circulars IN \\ Dy § IN = New Yon, Jamar LA \\t the meeting AE Board of Trade and Transportation oh Wednesday resolutions were adopted favoring the bill now before Congress pro viding fora survey lo determine the most practicable and economical route for a deep water canal between the great lakes and the seaboard.In {his connection a state ment from the Stale Surveyor, Horatio Seymour, Was read.Among other things, he said: pra by the henetits derived from the larger ves sels and the attractive picture of seeing ocean steamiers navigating the preat lakes, it ia proposed to build a ship canal sons to allow a vessel to sail from Duluth to Liver pool.There is something very fascinating mm this plan.and I confess that, at first sight, Lans almost carried away by it: but there are considerations which grew out of # study of it that secm to weigh against the expediency of the project, it they do not make it appear in most part unwise, Can ocean vessels be profitably carried up the Hudson und through the State of New York to the Great.Lakes and navigated upon them; or can lake vessels be navigated upon.the ocean at a protit.The ocean ves- 1 sel is the cheapest known method of trans portation because ot her great size and her rapid movement.If she were placed on the lakes she contd to-day only be LOATED TO DXY.UALY HER DEPTH, or 15 feet, fur, although the channels he.tween the lakes will in a few Years he deepened to 21 feet, ver no provision has been made to deepen the harbors, which are for the most part only 184 feet deep.No increase in depth is coutemplated by the United States engineer in charge of the lakes beyond 21 feet, Any increase heyond this-wil] necessitate an \u2018entire change in the plans of the interlnke channels, Ft in evident, then, that even if it were possible to put An ocean vessel on the Great Lakes, it would not be eronomy to navigate her there.The largest lake vessels are from 3000 to 85) tons burden and have proved very economical; but 1 do not think even when they can draw eighteen or nineteen feet of water that they could compete with un ocean-built.steamer of twice their size pon the ocean.\u2018They are not.constructed ro ne Pro stand the rigor of An ocean voyage, and if they were loaded with coal sufficient to make the trip to Liverpool, their capacity for carrying grain would be still more nar- dais he ordered the attendance of the MEMBERS OF THE ASSEMBLY, and the Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod, 5.5.Hatt, Jésg.living summoned them His Honor then read the speech from the throne, ns published in yesterday's STAR The members of the Legislative Assembly then retired to the Assembly Chamber, where Speaker Leblanc informed them that during recess he had issued his warrants for elections in Three Rivers and Matane and that Messrs.Normand and iL.F.Pinault had been clected to represent.those constituencies, The latter gentleman, having taken the oath prescribed hy law.was in troduced to the Speaker and the members of the House by Hon, Mr.Marchand and Alr.Dechene and received the congratulations of his friends The work of the session was then begun.Hon, Mr, Taillon introduced hill number one, entitled au act respectins the adininix- tration of oatha of office.dead for the first time.) Hon.Mr.Taillon moved that the speech from the throne be taken into considers- tion to-morrow.Carried, Hon.Mr.Taillm moved, and It was ordered.that the nsual seluet standing committees be appointed, Carried.Moved by Hon.Mr.Taillon, seconded by Hon.Mr.Flynn: That inasmuch as the matter in urgent, this Houre do immediately appoint a selec: commit- tec of eleven members Lo repare and report with ail porsible diligence the lst of nabs 1 compose the standing commnitiees ordered by this House, and hat the Hon.Mewrsrs.Taillon, Caxgraiil Nantel, Hall and Marchand and Mousars.Tossier (Portieuf), Marion, Fitzpatrick, Purisentit, Stephensand Tellier do constituto such committee.He made this motion, in view of the urgency of imnsediate législation affecting the city Charter of Monfreal, which was necessary in order to prevent the city being left with an incomplete Council after the last of this month, in consequence of au amendment made in the Legislative Council to thoir act of last session.He helleved that there wonld Le no discourtesy to the Crown in this, and was supported in this view by Mr.Bourinot, to whom he had written.He was followed by Mr.Marchand, who was anxious that the Premier should.issure himself that there was no danger in creating such a precedent.The member for Huntingdon, Mr.G, W.Stephens, did not see that there was ruffi- cient urgency to warrant any departure During the past Fix years 1, ave heen placed annually ih A ee ona for this purpose, so that, with cure this in 1914 will cover.the capital her Sieg hexides the.buildings.thé: méguifirent gardens and other valuable property ac- aquired by the sociely from the late Prince Charles.If Prince Alfred of Monacg, lives till 1013 there ix little doubt that he il re- fuxe to reuew the concession to gamble, Since his marriage, as is well known, the nce\u201d has never touched the 1,250,007, which the gambling society contHictéd io pay annually for the lon \u201ctm the er of Monaco.This $2800 thas heen s spent tn'Improvements al das nice, in buffdinæ the fine \u2018tartredrast nd pre new se hoois, MAGPHERSON-\u2014BROWR\" A Wedding Whiéth Took.Pisioë\u201d Under Dificultios Owlinæ 16.156\" Lights Failing.Rockrord; LL, Taney.= Me: lex ander F.Macpherson, of Montres cmd ON ine da à May Brows, of this eit.w at the ecoud Cougregational, ch 1 red evening, hal the wedd ling had sonié movel me features \u20ac werd Bot \u2018on The, church was crowded.Tost §3 PR w ding party which, incinded num ha bridesmiuids, ushers and atlendifits was half Wo ; dow n the mnt alle, ve im- pressiv 5 o the strain ng March oof the 00 cls 18 went ons, ieAving > the sééfié in totel ark.ness.The wedd ng party made its way as best it could 10 the ante.room.Noelueconld be found ns to the cause of the a ent, and all the powers could net get oh to burn.At last, after the rs for hlockr around had heen scoured hour hy m#i in dress suite; se flickering lamp.and candies re Seer and dr their dim Hight the ceremony pro- cede - GERMAN WORK KING.\u201cPEOPLE, Nothing to Show \u201cthat v Distress is Prevalent nd BERLIN, January In the yesterday.Herr Liebnicht, the dodo the Social Democrats, questioned thp Government.regarding the condition of.the work: ing classes in Germany.Br.Von Boetticher, secretary of Hin; lame perial Home office, nud ] representative of NC to \u2018en\u2019 rien\u201d Altre mon\u201d ut Christoph AN Cashmere and Mourning Ladies\u2019 Mantles (lest sea- ; row.In order to construct a navigable from the usual course, if any suspicion of the Chancellor, replied to tsblileht.Pinch.aged 2 years.LS Couto 1\u201d G Goods.vernrinaenes BON\u20198).+\u2026 +.» } the price channel in which vessels may move ith discourtesy to the Crown oxinted, It might He declared | that ocean hy ae in the ; tete SPOTS 4 § ry oods, fat economy, the depth of water must be a do just as well to fix the elections a month communications receiv x Can Annie Moet aston in Ne Gin Je, \u201c Ds Lo .Silks, Velvets, Plushes.= 20 off Ladies Waterproofs.334 off i least.\u2018hye feet more than the draught of ods say the month of Murch, instead of Office from the various states of.the piipire of her age, daughter of B.A.and the nie Ww.STRIPES Fi OIZA L Cor.St.Antoine and Mountain sts.\u2018White and Factory Cot- * Ladies\u2019 Cloth Jackets, 1 | the boat, and the area of the poross.rection the first of k cbruary nd to hav c the act show ed that purent ae p gi .J.Rolston.TET: p : ings.o six times the cross-section of the submerge apply to the whole Council instead of to \u20acNL among the Uerinan Workin , RAYMOND At Tlampton, K.Cos IL.on FIGURES Designs.Telephone 82 10 tons, Bhoet 10 lot to sell at.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.ot 81.00 portion of the hoat.The canal, therefore, t » twelve members only, who retired at The meetings of unemployed orkamers that Januar, J.Wolsey Raymond, Sn En | Prints, Cretonnes, Mus- Dress Goods.vee 20 off should, for ocean vessels, be at least thirty the end of this gionth.had been held, and were ati old at ! yoar ahi age.A SPECIAL LOT - linS.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026rerrercrescenrenss 10 off ; ! pe deep and three hundred feet wide, with THIS LED MR.XENNEDY, the principal centres, were, for the most BIMPSON-At Moncton.on Monday.Jan.9th, _ Veil Tweeds, Cloakings.\u2026 25 off jocks six hundred feet in length.No esti- 5 part, political in character, and had no, cou: dobn A.mn wt Maggie and the lute Jas 1.Of Fancy Chock and Plain Fabrice Laces, Flouncings, ell- Lin all kinds).15 off mate has ever been made on a canal of this Limsell a member of the Montreal City pection with the shor question, ; Simpson, aged 19 years.in several colours.Comevrd ings eee 15 off - ens (| ail D sa 5 or size, but Elnathan Sweet, Jr, and John D.Co ation, to et hacen Sag.pReferiug.to iy UnisuceonbfUl\" & rite of STARKE On Thursday.January TAh, 1504 |- colu 4 -i lann wool).; .e y westion wax ade he twelve the miners in the Saar district à A ay igugan All Wool erges in all, col ure tie yr The Old Year Ribbons, Buttons, Small ols 00 ; 2 0 | ¥en Buren, late State Engineers of New Peper who wero (6 relire ab thi ond Of berries ehh iate nas distri D Sanday, Vth fost.at 230 pom.ribs lac ç euds.Zle yre SVATOS.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u202600c0ncccrerser 15 to 20 off Corsets, Handkerchief.off ESTIMATED THE COST OF A CANAL Jaguar ry would be continued in office.a purely frivolous ong, a dectéres .i residence, X Simpson st.v2 Double Width Melton (Cloths.27e yrd d Mantle Trim- Moves, Hosie 10 off Mr, Stepheus replied that they would re- under no circumstances would the (he EHIPMAN At Hamilton, on Tuesday.January Coloured Velveteens.196 yrd 18 GONE, AXD OUR TRoVARTS vow Dress an sn ; ; Ty US OÙ extending from -Buffaio to deep water in tire to a dignified and honorable seclusion.ment.brook violation of the law or 10.Ada Rr win of K\u20ac.M.Ship Coloured Chins Silke 26e yrd STOCK TURN Tu Ndi CET HAVE DONE MINES.oeerrieriisaniaries 80 off Men's Furnishings.12§ to 20 off the Hudson, uw foct deep, 100 fect Ts at Mr.Kennedy Phe.con out that end | tance of its authority.\u2019 V her Cist yea 5 AND WIIAT WE MIG HAVE DONK.cks 400 feet long and 60 fee all the committees ol \u2014\u2014\u2014 VENNING At 51.N.B.dnmary TAKING PRORPERITY HAR COME To 1x wit Curtain Muslins and Nets 15 off Lace Ourtains \u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.20 off bottom with 8150004, 000 ta #200,000,000.wv poration nize ul £ the Cor TABLE BOURETTE FINED.Mary A.Pottér, Des one, wife or Jo TLV S CARSLEY QUICK STRIDES YOU HAVE BEEN Fancy OCurteins and C ts and Oiloloths 15 off the cost, of à canal 3 fect deep and 300 feet w hich, led Mr.Stephens to remark that CONSTABL ok Tr : : OVER.RIGHT WITH U8 ALL ALONG.AND Dornan .oocecseccins 20 OFF C00 oe | 46 be compared with this estimate, by a this might not, be a very great misfortune (SPECIAL TO THE 8 ssaBJ, Blankets, Rugs, Bhawls\u2026 20 Of rutio between the areas of the waterways, for the city of Montreal.Table and Piano Covers.20 off \u2019 , to ween or Livy MORRISBURG Ont, January.Millineri 25to 50 off the amount would be over four times $1 Mr.Kennedy contended that some of the : 86 off A off , or $600,000,000.The lake vessel, {t gentlemen who were to retire from the Charles Wilmot, the Tonpeator of ALOVE OF THIS STORE'S UBEFULNESS EX- CRAIN AT, DERRONAT, DETECTIVES OF THE MOST nt.TENDS YEAR BY YEAR THls YEAR HA3 Miderdown Comforters.\u2026 bald charter are furnished by the « - rrice, Tr : MORE THAN DOUBLED THE RECORD, AN : , Kecret Bervter.are Futidng, A Montreal.i LADIES\u2019 WHITEWEAR.we HAVE GREAT CATS rR roe D Knitted Wool Goods.20 to 50 off Boye\u2019 Ruits.ssvcosencnes 25 ofr she ran from Chen 0 to New York, would Couneil were not so bad as they wero Before the Tole Nimes Ac i f Dominion and sre under conimet with th Ladies\u2019 Corset Covers from 15e WE ANTICIPATE THAT THE GROWTH OF .B terprooi 0 spend one-third of \"her time on the lakes patuted; and it was for their constituents , ; Jot veneen by Fromm Mi i M 4 Ladies\u2019 White Cotton Chemises oo.17e THIS STORE NEXT YEAR WILL GE sTILL- White Underwear, c en's Wa fs.20 to 334 off and two-thirds of her time on the canal and to stamp them so if they merited it when this das it Yo ery was dismise y Fe Sy \" ri A pe Samrat Tacdies* White Cotton Drasers DE 7e MORE PHENOMENAL WE ARE RESOLVED broideries Tren 15 off Be renee nem 25 off Hudson River ar and the aa np ao her they Hal p for i elect fin im f es, P.hit oy Ee a commun!- ch.fdas Ho Cars ter supt Criminal Bean 1 * a ; - tr TO REREP ON DOING AR WE'VE DONE las arns.construction tard agains storms r.Hall in a ing 0 © nee o : an - ee sir ter us Lemma 2 Tauchies\u2019 Naght-dresses from.RAVE THE BEST OF EVERY GRADE op Umbre and Walking Woollen Ye senses 10 off Cd be money fromm away when she the measure sald that it would be well for ¢tion from the Minister ot Justice ar ERS RSONAL I.ADIPS USE \"CRISE.1 nA Ludies\u2019 White Skirts from.CARPET AND FURNITURE FOR THE HOME, Sticles.\u2026\u2026\u2026mreccecserrse 25 of Lamps.drnsssaus cabgessseccnces 25 off was in the narrow waters and would ren- the people of Montreal to know who favored ot, the ins Whirl Loges r wh = sand Le se UT , RELL AS LOW Ad ANYBODY ELSE, AND i ons reevean ss her difficult and dangerous to hand} d pd the bill.considered ' po, cg Crabe and Bi ee roe ST LADIES UNDERSKIRTS.GIVE CREDIT AT CASH PRICES.Ladies\u2019 Mantles (this goo, China, Glassware 25 off for her CE ipment of ths \u201cihe both finally on division, and Aiagracetally dealt with, However, __.Reversible Cicth Shirta embroi T0 REPUCE OUR STOCK OF WAILNUT AND BON'S).\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.- 20 to 30 Off Perfumery.18 off grain would be\u2019 small ns against the the committee oa By iC to-day ut uatabié Bourette.who laid the TE.Eee Pia md a.T'ATTON, 43 MAVON ST, frerable Étoth DEUTR cMiror os DAK GUGDS, WE OFFER FOR THE NEXT = great and unnecessary ontlay for a lake 10.30 8.m., in No.53 miner Road to om aint against Mr.Wimot, was fined tenor plan nd moa ° 1 aies Moiton Cloth Skirts taf Cote THIRTY DAVE A DiavoUNT OF 15 PER vessel to navigate the canals, The result strike the Standing Committees of the, $10 for unlawful fishing.ERRONAL-\\ I ç, Tr 1, BARY BOY Ton Ares elton Cloth Mkirts from.1.CENT ON ALL OR ANY OF THEM.me a \u2014 + Æ__ adoption _ Apts 1870 hen A ro \u2018 \u2026 ; Lace =° Buinworal Sk rt from.55 CASH OR CREDIT, A8 YOU WISH.von re that no lake or vessel would ee allowing LUMBER STEALING CASE.\u2018A PERRONALCEIRE GLI KOPH VIOLIN To HE pres Gifted SRIrts trom.METROPOLITAN M'F'G CO T .matter what the size of the channel.be- \u2014 : \u2019 sold by auction at the 1k sake, 208 Mouton à, Jardies\u2019 Silk Skarts from ol : oy &s F I LES T E AY.cause it waitld be cheaper to employ on this NOTICES OF MOTION FOR MONDAY NEXT [apr IAL TO THE FTAR.) to-morrow, Naturdny ti y a \u2018 1678 & 1680 Notre Dame St.ANCY ART C ! art.of the routé barges RE e canal were then given: OTTAWA, January 13,~ThoReeo ang ERSONAL W WOM wl RE one + u FLANNEL UNDERWEAR.All surplus stock of Toys left over the Xmas trade will be given away to Ponts.oply sufficiently strong to safely Hon.Mr.C nt House in committee-of the Champagne, of Hull, heard The he prelimina \u2019 to NGS Ewen ll Te rss Ladies\u201d Flannel Drawers from (Re T- A.ENMANS, Manager.ae, transport the grain.The solution of the whale to take Into consideration certain resoin- evidency yesterday in the: cha ; dar \u2014 A Ladies\u2019 Flannel Skirts from.000 ane childrem in the following way :\u2014One Toy to each child coming to the Cheap naportation problem to my mind is tone relating Lo salaries of registrars and of Hiviman, of ten ng lur lush! A + Ladies\u2019 Flannelette Night Dresses.Sale with his mother.twenty one foot channel through the Groat Ion HT Mr.Pelletier\u2014Horse in committee of the gouple of oveasi re ong 34 : oe prod through the state of New York, | in which Thole to yake fo ihe Control pans rai + resolu guilty and was aren to stand: bry the grain can be trans rte pot 7 the Government and Les Freres do l'asile de St.at the Aimer as assizes.| He gave ullt somethi on the whale an.ncent.re This will lessen the cost of transportation, 1on.Mr.Cosgrain\u2014An act intituled: An act ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP SERVICE.for a sum far less than the cost of a ship \u2018© amend the act respecting district magis- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 canal, and be much less difficult to bring trates [sPKOLAI.oT TI STAR) TORONTO, Janua y, + WHITE H OUS E Children's Flannelette Night from £1.55 Do Nc Not Forget our Cluldren's Flannel Drawers from.4o¢ White Wear Sale.AN ALL Au B March : ar oi pon) : U Ofl arche, Shut and prove mor matters mi tee inticalod; An act gere Jan uary Sale.Ladies\u2019 (lerman Shppers from.40 pr.a.\" meeting of the B will heid Man's Calf Lace Boots from $1.56 pr.\u2014_\u2014= Hou.Mi.Pelletier: An act intitnled: An on Monday next for der- .ena.| to appea + 20 Per Cent Discount Sale Boys\u2019 Calf Lace Boots from 88 pr ° \u201c act to utmend the act respecting had ont D : ns The beat pill 1 ever used,\u201d is the fre- ing the question of On Chemise, Bridal sets, (no Rates, Wows, Children\u2019s Lace and Button 207 /o Discount & quent remark.of purchasers of Carters \u201cB00 otter: An act fpituled: An at of à täst Atlantic stoanablp ACTOS, | Hostery, Aptons.Bloomers Uloota, Ehavwls & Le Boots.48 br.ittle Liver Pills.\"hon you try them you to modify the sot ronpecti R the rate of tolls on ! ob More Wem Lier Lycoohed,\u201d.\u2026 .- ON ALL _ WINTER GOODS.will say the sama.tho roads of que chee Bouth her Tugs fru .Thies BOOTS AND SHOES.Ladies\u2019 Prunclia Slipperafrom.54 pr.nn t 4 BARGAINS IN OTHIE BHPSREMENTS C ARS 3 L EY\u2019 S : \u201cSpecial Notice.for mile, shove wy tho din bron: vt fomber Bl ie Krad) Beem: from D } T1 hild hing do not heat limits offe * [' Cottonplant that fev riot 4 2200 8t.Catherine St, ig JOHN AITKEN & CO.| 1883, 1885 Notre Dame Street tad logins hem Dr Lavioiaton Syrup ot STERCT Ar Ki gk pi the veo wii the ri hh REI - cr eu ge Lee .Turpentine.table, t , werr By 2e\u201d Opposite Euglish Cathedral, Juv C O L U M N 1757 Notre Dame St.on OPPOSITE BMLMORAL BLOCK, \\ wis cious.safe, most eflloa ons oh wR bis and expen ibrar die | number of vict ., | + > 0° .Co.T0 © Ld Le 3 : A dE .i got Co be ; } i v oo Lo .Ce É on + STILL IN COURT.+ Employees Tell What a Robust and Healthy Animal the Horses That Fell on Craig Street Was\u2014 Expert Testimony.Ban, the case of the city of Montreal vs the Montreal Street Rallway Company for ill- Queen vs the Compan: ns the Action was \u2018taken under the Stat utes.Av the continuation of the trial this morning Mr.L.T.Marechal was associated with Mr.McLennan for the rosecution.The first witness called was ames Nichol, an assistant foreman of the company.e described the animal in appstion as a good strong horse, very suitable for street car work and a feeder\u2019 The horse had been three on the street car service.Witness with the animal at all, en into the stable ou He looked at the shoes and although they were not *\u2018overly\u201d sharp there was onou cramp to keep him from fall He at one forefoot and one hind foot.he fault was that the snow was soft and balled on his foot.Cross-examined\u2014 Witness stated that the horse had no nam The Recorder\u2014 We might call him the horse now saw nothing wro han he was orse was shod again before he was t on the road again.In the ordinary or events the horse would have fin- his ip unless something was orse had been out twice Th y previous and walked along street as well as any of the horses, for they were all slipping.In the Cote street stables there were horses.could s shoe one horse on an average an Joseph Raymond, vete eon of the Montreal Street Railway, charge of the horses in the Cote street stables.his bis opinion the animal in question was per .actly able to do his work.He did not consider that the amount of work done by that horse would have an INJURIOUS EFFECT UPON HIM.t years old.Witness was called that night, but was not at home; when he afterwards telephoned to the stables he was \u2018 that the horse was all right, so : Qu not examine him till the next morning.- Ma horse were shod too often it might have the effect of spoiling the hoof.sharp- -ened gaed every day day yould be as much as the ation, witness stated that Re had dusted from the Montreal Vet grinary Coll Loge las last spring.On the morn- 7 normal beatin se fire, horse was te ng abou y-four.Dr.D.McEachran was next Rot Pounds of bas day pounds of = nds of hay a day very 3 Bhtish ca valry horses were fod less.The av.horse would Hot stand shoeing more than once a week.A horse suffered very much from nervous gusitement and if he once fell would be apt - ed\u2014The doctor stated that _ Anis nervous excitement might entirely ~ _postrate 8 horse, but that e might re- \u201ccover by the next day.A pulsation of -four would indicate a fevered condi \u201c Ladger Trudeau, an inspector for the \u2018Company, followed.He considered that the shoes were sufficiently sharp to make an- \u201cober trip, and corro ted the evidence of ihe witness Nichols.Arthur Lafontaine was driving a Christmas Day, know the amber of it.He chan the horse Poe he kept slipping, but.foe were perfec! Teolly Mr.George ord, secretary of the Society for the Ey of Cruelty to Ani.ai was AS Meredith if Mr.isel was inspector, and the Court having overruled, the objection of Mr.cases the | So clet: Mers taken inst other ty to horses.{tneas waa ; , Persons for Ae to answer as it was not in his ch {Oem To pans MéLennan: The cruelty of t ; y had Poe brought to Di Chon eee frequent a newspapers, by pert sonal 3 and by letters.es make no distinetion tween the Montreal Street Railway and a poor carter.Itappeared to him that the horses were \u2018very much ran down since six months ago.peotor Decelles, of tbe S.P.C.À., had taken two cases agalnst oth other persons dur- ng the t two months.Hanney, one of the shoers em- fi phy rule vas os Cote street | les, said the eo was to shoe a horse every days.men worked air eigh n hours a dayan average it Look the eight .in the shop hour to sharpen the shoes of eight horses.It took almost twice as long to put new shoes on.Two additions! men were put in the shop over a DT ome horses were sent out to _ Da ghod ev ev.finished os evidence in the case and the asguments were postponed until this oon._ Bpecial Meoting of of the Horticultural lety.le, see occupied the 1 meeting of the Horticul- last evening, when it was de- men Mr.John chair at a s 1 Society ci to amend the by-law relating to the \u201cannual subscription so as to restore it to its original amount, $2 a year.The action of the World's Fair Commissioner in takin, of collecting the fruit exhibit on of the hands of the Society and giving it to two private gentlemen, was criticized RA who re rather > ell a the Socie y.It cet ted tha hen the Indian and lonial exhibition was held in London Eng., a few years ago the Federaland Local .Governments came direct to the Society and asked them to get up the exhibit.The Quebec Hockey Team.t will witness the advent of the ockey Team into this city for the They are not sd strong as last i \u2018but withal it is expected \u2018that hey will Flv e a good account emselves.e visitors play the tonight and to-morrow night they meet the Vics in the Victoria Rink, who Were the winners of the first championshi toh, Both matches are looked forwar \u201cto with a deal of interest as it may be an index of the future.The Montreal team with some of their friends leave for Ottawa to:morrow at a quarter to twelve o'clock to meet the Senators.- A MoGill Banjo Club Concert.- \u201cM@GIN has a Banjo Club or rather their Faculty of Applied Science has, and it is a tz Ton 2 \u201cqueboo ie at ls v touch alive, The Club ia Fi; sub th a concert to be given in the is on Friday even » January students are makin; reful oh for their concert and th they will be isted by twenty students from the ji lo, tn of y ermont Burlington.On Feb- Gill boys will return the med go to TT _part in Weate Judgment in igment Accordance With Verdict.\"Mr.Allan moved in the Court, of Review for ju ent in the case o ie mors dre Ba and hoe Co.against the nlon Asal = on br was rendered for \u2018s \u2018verdict which was rende or ARE in tar favor o Plaintiffs The hearing day.tinued to Monday.\u201c Want the Sentenee Commuted.igens of Joliette have sit gh fo for clemency in the case of jhe aged notary Desaulni ers, recently seu- peti Dn forwarded to Bn Tuo etl abides who will refer it to oy ue risonment for for- Lorimisry the presiding judge at i Lud el \"On the application of Mr, F.S.MoLen- treating a horse has been changed to the.the Windsor last ight, wa one ot the ost Secon\u201d 0 8.were nt, the mors ocou 3 Ei Mrdobn Taylor, by the president, = fe! L.orris, tary socupying the Vite chats.here we.were but few toasts on the p e, but » were made, John Jarier Thos, Peck L.Morris, Dr.Hingston, Hobert Archer and bite STREET RAILWAY SERVICE.Horse Care Withdrewn on St.Catherine Street\u2014The Power Gave Out.The horse cars have ceased to run on St.Catherine and Bleury streets.Commencing this morning the service on those streets was made entirely an electric one and will now continue so.The St.Lawrence Main street cars will run only us far as Victoria Square and will connect with the electric cars ut the corner of Bleury and Craig streets.Ald, Pefontaine defends the Street Railway Company against the charges of cruelty to their horses which have been made against them.If Ald.Prefontaine had witnessed a scene on a St Henri car last night he might probably chang his opinion.Between nine and ten o'clock when the car had approached within a \u201cquarter of a mile of the stables at St.Henri one of the poor horses, which had been limping most of the journe fell down on the track unable IA proceed any further ou its way.Theanimal was moved to the stables and some hard things against the Company were said by the passengers.The power gave out shortly before six o'clock last evening and there wus no electric service for about an hour.The indignation of the citizens who suffered was loud and deep.Mr.L.P,.Forget, president of the Street Railway Company, states that the price offered by the company for the land on which to build a power house is much less than one dollar per foot.THE CIVIC ELECTIONS, Meetings In Different Wards.The meeting to-night ir in Hochelaga Ward in Senator Desjardins interest, will be held in the town hall, Desery street.Mr.Zotique Renaud will like oppuse Ald.Lamarche in St.James ed A deputation of electors of St.Ann's Ward waited upon Ald.Nolan last evening to ask him to again be their representative in the City Council.Mr.Nolan accepted the candidature, Ald.Gauthier held a meeting at the hall on Desery street, Hoebe} ward, last evening, when he addresse * tho electors at some length.Ald.Prefontaine, who was resent, spoke for an hour in Ald.Cauthier's avor and was followed by Mr.Gibeau in the same interest.Mr.Tetu spoke in favor of Mr.Bumbray.Messrs.Bumbray aud Chaurest complained at the City Hall to-day that fifty policemen in plain clothes disturbed their meeting on Wednesday evening.Real Estate News.Robert Reford has sold to C.J.McCuaig, lot 339\u201441 to 70, Cote St.Louis, vacant, for $4150, J.W.Knox has sold to T.E.Hunt, part of lot 3323, St.Gabriel ward, fronting on Rushbrooke street, for $1000, P.Desfarges has sold to G.Bourdon, lot 408, 3 and 4, fronting on Quesnel street, Ste.Cunegonde, with buildings, etc., for $2000 C.Desmarteau, es qual, has sold to the Dominion Cotton Mills Co.lot 132.31, Hochelaga ward, with buildings, for $2500.R.Dunkerton has sold to A.McNaughton lot 82, St.James Ward, area 2818 feet fronting on Notre Dame, for $1369, or cents per foot.De.Suzanne Lindsay has sold to James Baxter lot 529, St.Louis Ward, N.W.corner St.Catherine and Cadieux, with buildings, for $18 W.Strac ban \u2018has sold _to J.H.M.Welsh lot 1-44, 45, parisb of Lachine, 90 feet hy 122, vacant, frontin on Dorvai rosd, for $1150, or 10 cents per foot.J.Gaboriour has sold to N.Casgrain lot 676 St.James Ward, 28 feet by 72, frontin on Bleury street, with building, for $1500, or 74 cents per foot.L.Therien has sold to H.Deaparois, dit Champagne.lot 7\u2014208, St.Jean Baptiste e, fronting on Dufferin street, with buildiaiee, etc., for $11 R.G.Johnson has void to Mrs.Harrison A.Demers lot 15-451, 452 and 453, St.Jean Baptiste ward, fronting on Rivard street, with buildings, for 82550 Mrs.P.Tremoule has soldto N.Laflamme, lot 1364-25, St.Mary's Ward, corner Mignonne and Iberville streets, 31 feet by 0, with buildings, for $2500, or $1.0! per Wm.Swift bas sold to Geo.Lamoureux lot 1043, a anes Ward, 38 feet by #6, fronting oh onne street, with Beaud street on ove side with buildings, for $3500, or $81.07 per foot.The Sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame de Montreal, have sold to John Perry lot 8167, 172, 173, 174, 175 and 176, St.Gabriel Ward, 110 feet by 7, fronting on Ash Avenue, vacant, or $2302.50, or 25 cents per foot.The executors of the late James Court have sold to James Baxter, lots 152\u20141, 2, 3, 12 er I d'a 10, A oh 13, Js.15, 18, 17, 15, 1 30, BM ! Wy, A EE 47 cote des Neil es, 400 feet by 1 160, fro: Marchmont venue, for $3750 or 12 ¢ oot.Governor-General and the Carnival.AM W.8.Weldon, secretary of the M.A.bas received the following telegram from Major Walsh, A.D.C.: \u201cYour letter of January th received.His Excellency is happy to give his patronage.This telegram is in answer to a letter asking the Governor-General to extend his patronage to the approaching carnival of winter sports.Sold Liquor To Minors.Oscar Fortin of Lachine was this mom- ing fined sev enty -five dollars and costs by Mr.Sicotte, J.P., for having sold liquor to minors, | DEATHS.CAREW -In this city, on the 12th inet., Mary Sweeney, 42 years, widow of William Carew, of uobec.Fun noon, Jannary 15, at 3.30 elgOK.Friends and acquaintances are res y invited.(Quebec papers please copy.) JACKSON\u2014On Friday morning, January 13 183, Elizabeth Job, be- .m.Friends and acquaintances will please ne alé.LE BOUTELLIER\u2014In this city, on the 2 inst.Edna Ruth, infant daughter of W.D.Le Boutellier.Funeral private.11, William LARKIN\u2014In this cr, on Jan Fun his late n, agod 38 5 residence.941 se Catherine street, on res 15, at2p.m.Friends are respeotfull vitel to atten NORMANDEAU\u2014In this city, January 12, et the age 11 years, months and days, Charles nf Eugene, son of P.KE.Norman- grocer.e| father « residence, veral will] leave his No.127 St.Andre Sunday, at 2 o'clock, for St.Jaoques Churoh, and from thence to the place of interment.Relatives and friends will kindly attend voit out further notice.ROBILLARD\u2014In this a.on the 13th ro w © age of 59 years months, Thom Henri Roblllard, late maperintendont to The Montreal Street Railway Co.Funoral from his late residence, 490 St.nis rtroet, on Monday.January 16, at 8.30 a.m.to 8t.Louis de ¥rance Church, and thenee to the Catholic Cemetery.Friends and Mequaintance are reapectfully roquested to atten THE WEATHER.iam.Probabilitien for the next twenty-four hours : Northerly to westerly winda, fair, continued very cold.Minimum temperatures durin, wie twenty four hours: Ca 7 4 below ; Edmon- atitoran 10 below: Pitnce Al bert, u below : Qu'Appelle, 1 below; reanipeg: 2 below: White River, 46 Montreal.4 below: Quebec, 12 below: Halifax, 18.Readings by Hearn & Harrison Thermometer this day: Max.8; min.\u20143.Same date last year: Max.31; min.ns Tendirigs do day :8 8.m., 29:06, 15:11, 29.70 \u2014Signifies below sero.GOSSIP ON 'CHANGE MR.W.W.OGILVY MENTIONED FOR PRESIDENT.What the Members Think of the Elec- tions\u2014Accident to the Assistant Secretary\u2014 Working on the Annual Report.It is not at all unlikely that Mr.W.W.Ogilvie will be asked to allow himself to be nominated for the presidency of the Board of Trade.No deputation has yet formally waited upon Mr.Ogilvie, but his name is now prominently mentioned on Change, and there is a strong following on the Board of Trade who would be very pleased to see Mr.Ogilvie the next president.Mr.Ogilvie was at one time one of the vice-presidents of the.Board of Trade, and has always taken a deep interest in all matters affecting the Boa It is looked upon, also, that Mr.Ogilvie is as representative a business man as could be secured, and he is besides, exceedingly popular In business circles.He appears on ch ange every day, and visitorsto the Board would be sure of finding him there.Mr.A.F.Gault, it is generally understood, has intimated \u2018that his business interests will not permit him to accept the nomination, and it is unlikely now that any deputation will wait upon Mr.Gault.NOT A SINGLE NOMINATION has been posted on \u2018Change yet, put J is the usual custom for members hold off till the last moment, so er combinations may not worked against their nominees.However, everybody is talking about the coming elections, and they promise to be unusuall interesting.Mr.Archibald Nicoll, the representative of the Marine Underwri ters on the Council, retires this year, and a new representative will have to be brought out.The Marine Underwriters\u2019 - sociation met yesterday afternoon in the oard Trade rooms and discussed the situation.It is understood that Mr, John Popham, president of the Association, will be asked to represent the underw riters.Mr.Robert Bickerdike, who represents the interests of the live stock exporters, has also to retire, his term having expired.The name of no live stock exporter bas been yet prominently mentioned to replace Mr.Bickerdike, but in some auarters Mr.Cornelius Cough- lin is looked upon as a strong candi The butter and cheese men also want ro presentation, and will bring one of their members out.At a meeting lately they complained that they had no representation t was remarked, bowever, that the last candidate of the Butter and Cheese Association, who was on the council, did not attend enough of the meetings to qua lit Dimselt for re-election.tegret w ot mas expressed on \u2018Change to-day that Mr.the assistant secretary, had for with a painful gocldents which confines him to the house.Mr.Lrw sprained his ankle lately, and while driving home on Wednesday evening the sleigh go into the street car track, overturned, and Mr.Irwin waa thrown out.He was not so severely injured , however, as to prevent his comin siness yesterday morning, but while vin to the office his sleigh was again overturned, and Mr.Irwin thrown headlong out.He is confined to his house to-day.The work on the annual report of the Board of Trade is proceeding she À and rome of the matter already in ands of the printers.The report will issued just before the annual in It is looked forward to with a great deal of interest by the members on account oA the special features it will contain this Mr.Joseph anson, 422 St.\u201cPaul street, has been nominated for membership to the Board of Trade by Mr, Edwin Hanson.BURNT TO DEATH.Tragic Fate of Mrs.Robert Jackson, of Richmond Street.Mrs.Robert Jackson, of 22 Richmond street, met with a tragic death this morning.Sume time yesterday it is supposed that she took a stroke of paralysis as she had taken one before and while in the act of shaking up the stove she fell against it.Before she regained conscivusness the h of the stove had ignited her clotbes.The unfortunate woman rushed into the yard shrieking, her garments all ablaze.Some of the neighbors came to her assistance and ro ber in the snow but the help came too late.Medical assistance was called in and Mra.Jackson putunderethertoallievate herpains.She expired this morning at 8.60.Jackson, her husband, is employed in the Sugar Refinery.CITY ITEMS.The Rev.L.N .Tucker, M.A., will deliver a public lecture this evening in the Diocesan Theological Coll#ge, at 8 p.m.Sub ject: Preaching.\u201d The Medical Faculty of Laval University.have elected officers for 1888 as follows: President, Dr.Rottot ; secretary, Dr.H, E.Desrosiers (re-elected) ; treasurer, Dr.L.A.Demers (re-elected).A deputation re resenting the Stone- cutters\u2019 Union and the Central Trades and Labor Council ated upon Mayor McShane this morning and asked that the stone work of the Berri street tunnel be done by day\u2019s work instead of by contract.The Mayor said he would present their petition at this afternoon's Council meeting.Mr.A.Davis, superintendent of the water department, is fre to lay a twenty-four inch main make the conneo- tion on Notre Dame street between Dal- housie Square and Papineau avenue.This will save à great deal the proprietors and gtorekeepers alon Notre Dame street, having | one | e winter and the crus on top will preserve the shores of the openings.Detective Malo made another trip to the woods back of L'Epiphanie last night and in the hours of ess drove twenty- eight miles.He br ht back with him Antoine Richer urcot, who pl ilty in the Police.\u2018court this morning of faving, with Charbonneau, one of the men previously arrested, un ken into 9 Peunis, n's granary and sf n bags He was eomanded der seu sentence.The cold last night did not deter Mrs.David Battersby and a number of friends from visiting the ory ples and treating the inmates to a vel leasant entertaln- ment made up o Works,\u201d songs, oF rim choruses.The following Indies and tle- men lent their ald: Mrs.Battersby, Misses ates, Jackson, Chandler, Batters and ), Messrs.Hardie, Rose, Kelly, Dougal, Palmer, Barber and Dr.Burnett.man named a anderen) of AC Alberts street, Ste.Cunegonde, fath arrested a his few PS days\" ago for refusing to provide for hi family.The man came up for trial this morning and when the complainant ste into the box he stated that he had his father arrested, In a fit of anger and that the charge was not true.Judge discharged the prisoner and ordered son to pay costs.As he could not do this, he was locked up in the cells as a warning.New Lawyers.the The da recent following are candidates In.the tions in writing for admission to the practice of law .Messrs.Gell » Lobel, Labelle, Fontaine, Girard and There were twenty-one candidates.Alto ther, The examiners were, for e sec- ion of Montreal : Messrs.J.O.Jose, b, Q C., and C.B.Carter, Q.C.; and for the ¢ ebeo section : Messrs.pe and Alphonse Pouliot.Mr.Langu Quebec, conducting the sxaminati tions.No Review Judgments To-morrow.No judgments in Review will be rendered on the 14th inst, owing to the extra term next week.The Bhooting Case.The revolver which Samuel Goodman held io his band, when Be went cab 80 te she prowler an Tuesday nl tb, instead, mysteriously cppeassd.Detect re ran re Le die Dune & theory that it was bis own w that had ho off len- ally, a: and abot Goodman.His Td has disabused of that theory, how- the ounded man a Notre Dame e Hospital.tat \u201cHe * \u2014somewhat- caster but but the o ballet tp still i his his body there, a sons ft the affair pes ond i it could not have been my own rev: went off, for when 1 was struck I 1 did that have it in my hand.erled \u2018pont Se I pon.also saw smoke muzzle of the man\u2019s pistol.\u201d The detective is still working on the case.soon as the man away my wea- from the THE BOARD OF TRADE PRESIDENCY Three names have so far been mentioned for the Board of Trade Presidency, Hon.Geo.Drummond, Mr.A.F.Gault and Mr.W.W.Ogilvis.It is said the friends of the two former have little hope of getting either to adept and are willing in this event to unite on the third name.Of Mr.Ogilvie's fitness for the position there will not be two opinions.He would fill the chair well and he can fill a pretty big chair too.A BIG ACCIDENT REPORTED.Twenty Persons Reported Injured In a Rear-End Collision.BooNE, Ia, January 13\u2014This morni: quo ow-plough on, on the Chi & No he Iroad ran into the rear end of - passenger train, which was stuck in the SDOW near Storey City.Itis reported that twenty persons were injured.LAKE CARRIERS' ASSOCIATION.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| DETROIT, Mich., January 13.\u2014The first annual meeting of the Lake Carriers\u2019 Association, convened in this oe ote esterday, with the preaident, M.M.Bradley,of leve: land, in the chalr.he secretary, Mr.Keep's report showed that the Association has a tonn of 179,818.He estimated chat it woul be Increased this ear Lo , tons.ng reciprocit n wrecking, the board managers have decided to Urge the President to issue a pre clamation putting in force the law, which will allow reciprocity from the Welland Canal oe the Straits.President Harrison not to have the canal included in the reciprocity wrecking district, but the canal wrecking does not amount to much, and the Association does not insist on it.The managers are satisfied there will be reciprocity in wrecking by the time navigation opens.DIONNE WANTS A RECOUNT.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) QuEseEc, January 13.\u2014 that an illegality has been discovered A the returns from one of the po ling b books in the recent L'Isiet election, Pond t Mr.Dionne, the defeated Candi , will ask for a recount before a judge.British Columbian Mayors.VANCOUVER, Jan 13.\u2014 Mayor Co; was re-elected to-day bya majority of over ex-Ald.Brown.Thy elections off off quietly, although there was a con in ard.The chief feature of the election was the opposition made by the hilo men to Ald.Gavin's return.He is .P.R.conductor, and during a strike took.but a train.His e: was hung u outside of a saloon, but the police cut À down before it was burned Mayor Haslam was re-elected in Nanai- mo over ex-Mayor Hilbert by one hundred majority.Prince George of Wales.LONDON, January 13.\u2014A report is current that Prince rge of Wales oon- templates à \u2018 yo to the Py: States en ri ntention participe C in the naval review In New Y Ly og squadron of wa ation which be will go go to Chicago and visit t the Exposition.Plot to Kidnap a Prince Discovered, BuDA PESTE, January 13.\u2014Despite offic denials, the Pestir Hirlap insists upon the truth of reports concerning a plot Le kidnap the Prince of Montenegro.plot was concocted In Cettinje, the capital of Montenegro, says the Hirlap, and of clerical origin.It was diy ad Just before its maturity, but a desperate effort was e by the conspirators to carry it into execution.Carried by The Ice.NEw YORK, January 13.\u2014A report from arantine sa; Two steamships, one sailing ship, a \u2018steam lighter, a three masted schooner and two coal which were anchored near Clifton, have their anchors and are being carried down the narrows by the ice.The names of the vessels could not be ascertained.! Mar.Satoll's Rome, Jant 13.\u2014The Pope \u201chas a y pointed Rev.F.Z.Rooker, of Apany N.secre 1 the mission of ui: The Pa 1 Ab to the Uni States, ather vice-rector of the American Ne eee omer 1 He has already started for New York.Fined For Running on om Bandar.HALIFAX, Jen pendia; Magistrate, Mr.eo: delivered jhagmert 1 this afternoon against the horse car company for doing servile labor on Sunday by Toone cars.He convicted and fined them The ju ent was Jengtiry and dealt Yin authorities extensively.Commission on Commercial Treaties.BA rao Tganize the torsmatminy as dec on commercial reais.The President will be the Duke of Almodovar di e Dh 0, à free trader.In the future Spain will not insert In any treaties the \u2018most favored nation\u201d use.ny at ee DENVER, Jan 18.\u2014It line been established by lnvestiga on that the mine disaster at Como was caused by the essness oi Stephen Conti, who lost his life among the ers.Cap Rouge Ice.Car RovsF, Jan.18.\u2014The Sault has been frozen over since Monday and the ice stopped moving opposite bere, yesterday.Last Year's German Immigration.BERLIN, January 18_The er em ts who German porte rounee States in numbered Count rootafoacauià Dead.Paris, Jan 18\u2014 Count Hippolyte de 1a Rochefoucauld died last night.Te heen Mission at Cote St.Paul.os entertalnmens given hed ® of the the can missioi Sel np pan ev vas made tie Gonaalon of the tation of a farewell address to the Rev.ue King, w w great success at that place for the past ear.The interest in the church or hae nora very mach since ng n arge, an e con- on recently voted an increase in his salary.0 Einghas had a call to Water- ville, Hatle ustes, à pr growing in mporiance and and ving acce ed; this offer ban & On the.good Rs of ortho program Ed.s the M of sr © programme an and conveying in a few words an expression ot the feelings of esteem and a\u201d aifoction which Mr.King was held, with a hapdsotie library e \u201cedition et ue works of Parkway.added a fiat to the Dr saont \u201cony ison here by Mr.5, handsomely ao- knowled| the kindness and heart; Support at all times shown him here.He bably leave Montreal next week to co EP bla ne Seld, will reside | Walerville, me ut THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, ERIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1898.\u2014SIX PAGES.CARNOT ACCUSED.SEVERAL DEPUTIESMAKE THREATS AGAINST THE PRÉSIDENT.\u2018They Declare His Connection With His One-time Colleagues, Bathut, is a Matter of Public Soandal.Panis, January 18.\u2014To-day the gravest rumors are afloat in regard to President Carnot.Several of the deputies, who have been most earnest in pushing the Panama investigation, make no secret of declaring that they will not rest until Carnot is forced to resign.The strength of the case against the President depends upon the credibility of M.Baihut, the ex-Minister of Public Works, and arnot's friends claim that no faith whatever should be attached to Baihut's disclosures; that he is mali t inst Carnot for uot hav protected him from prosecution, and that he wishes to the President down with him.On the other hand, it inted out the enemies of Carmo that M.ihat's with the facts, as known, Charles de sueps would probably corroborate Batt f he were mitied to reveal all thathe could reveal.These enemies pfCarnot argue that the trial of de Lesseps hastened, in order to bring the details within the grasp of M.Carnot, and keep the prisoners silent as to any connection of the head of the State with the Panama affair.They at M.Bourgeois, the Minister o \u201cJustice, bas not been as earnest as he mi t have been in bringing Lhe truth to light, and that the o] oprost don f M.Bo to the arrest of Was really upon his fear that Baihut might accuse his former fellow-minister, Moantime President Carnot es a serene temper and seems indifferent to the assaults upon him.These assaults are not confined to himself.The Radicals condemn ame Carnot for spendin 80 much money on her dress, an trying to imitate the grande dames of the Faubourg St.Germain.In addition they pretend that monarchist habits and customs are invading.the Elysee, and, therefore, its present occupants must be turned out, in thesacred in terosts of the Republic.Agents of the Count of Paris have hinted at a ducal or princely title and enormous revenues, that would be the reward of treachery on the part of General Saussier to the republic, and while these hints have not been uttered direct to the General, care has been taken, that they would reach him.But General Saussier immovable IN HIS FIDELITY TO DUTY.He Is not a strong Republican in his sym- Jatby, but is thoro ly faithful to his law- ul superiors and obey thelr orders to the letter.The knowledge of this fact mak: the Government feel secure against any attempt at insurrection from whatsoever source the attempt may be made.Tae evidence s0 far in the Panama trial is ed as assuring conviction.The re port of M.Fleury, the Government À ant, contends that the responsibility \u2018tor tho Panama frauds and dece rests upon the whole Board of Director: because, having squandered their spare capital, they concealed the real situation by statements, in order to easily obtal subscriptions and to protect their own in M.Fleury's reports leave no doubt as rr Se deliberate character of the deception practised u n the public,and some have alresdy begun iscuss the sentences that will be upon the de Lesseps and their associates, in the event of + convic- Het \u2018is believed President Portvier will IL pros nounce a severe t exhibi toward the accused.tation of being a man, incapable of being swayed an; influences, however powe and not inclined to cover up the gr ilt of any one, however influenti dect- sions have always commanded the respect conafierable\u2019 als erivier has of the people as well as of the bar.Mr, Pierre Denis, the faithful follower and defender of General Boulanger to the last, has some curious \u201crevelations\u201d to make about the Panama scandals, He intends to publish them in his \u201cMemorial de Saint Brelade,\u201d which will rd the reminisoences of the defunct General.M.Denis, bowever, has given a brief extract from the the records which throws a light on the Broceedin gs that took place at the Cabinet Council Shen M.Rosseau's report on the canal was read.\u201c TREUTMOST SECRECY WAS PRESERVED about it, and before opening the ministers sure that the © ers.who Dad brought in the lam ne, and locked the doors care.Dad on em.Then a search was made under the le, and finally all present gave Feria promises to keep Phe report a thorou sacret.Nevertheless, misleading extracts from the reports were published.It is not believed that M.Denis wit they much light upon the subject by his alleged revelations, alt barges st In view pr the à M.aut - and the talk regardin, Carnot any story about the Rosseau report will be ived with great public interest.anuary 13.\u2014The greatest inter Manrñi, Jan est is exhibited bere {n In the trial of the Panama directors, tbe disclosures aff les ue officials in France.Seldom monarchists, in the dail peti gard of their , shown 80 clearly their antipathy for for nch blicanism and their see an eanist Jostoretion in Frans.court .and aristocratic circles well known friends of the Orleans Bomber thy say that, as far Austrian and Spanish ere and courte were informed of © coming assault the Repablio and knew that a coali- u on had been by which the + Constans and Sauseisr.Panis, January 18\u2014M.Constans is credited by nearly everyone with being at the bottom the attack upon Carnot.Meo a bluer feeling billy \u201cor y or or ihe \u201csaiating agitation, but in disclai no credence AMO the well re All eyes are tomar Constans as the coming master, if airosdr the master of the situation, andl s tepublican stan point.ces.hi prominent Dgure is aussi, whose 1 of the mili a would ve | him, in tbe (ent des uprising m sup) enough to pau his ambition.How the Mone; wa pont.tre.Co oA ch 199,000,000 were rst exponnes of the management 5 310,0 Interest on the con us, fod 550,000.00 ha rie lon TRH we went di direct, .to to workmen, and 48, Four co of ot of w \"000,000, M.Ht are = Fen or, 7 deductins his payments he Paris dent of the Dail News says m much surprise Is is felt because Franqueville, i} the examinin mga did not make M.Cottu speak ou y yesterday about the ag opt op payments Panama money te to faablonable people and members of the Ri FINANCIAL.Partridge on the Short Side., J 13.\u2014The rece of six a air cen ents ts in wheat is Te have Swught, id Kdwin | Partridge the bear ort et (hs the aL Es Ro vvas Sled s an Saoibes SR 0ogls $100,- ectly honest.date si 22 Merchants A ol ip Bi 100 do.13, 335 do.13}, 235 do.1%, in Cable 195 de 17 se de oi.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the Bran Gordon Strethy & Co., Block Pe eat ste Jan.13.Jeu 13 ue Set L108 Cis ire i764 ir 1 12 #2 RE 72 70 Ua 708 LB ow 160 181 | m% M5 sn 20 28; D 7 25) LT DS ur ia ue oie VOU i In HY um à 28 135 Cee 190 .10 a Bw La Banque Ville Maris.14) .\u201c Bank.130 126 1274 135 H % 4 ils\u2019 Lue 101 FN 101 138° 3 1% 106° mo 16 100 1034 100 2.900 150 ist 10 1m is: is 2 is 140 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.pe beoiaily repo, rted for the STAR by MacDougall Bros, re, 69 St.Francois Xavier street.Jen 13, ol Atoblson .5 4 CB.&Q.1 101 Sets ie ER à New York Central œ 1 ih Chicago Gas.89 908 : C.Bouthern.4 57 pes Del & Hudson.- 1; 136 Del, L& W.359 151 Ede i et 3 34 12124 E.Bw i BE © 4 «8 Di Central wo Cee 7X Low k Nash, 8 À wow Late Shore 1m io 00 Bt.P.M.& Man is Ce Man.Elev.10 174 iéij iéii Miss, Pacific.38 set 57 88 Lead Trust a 47 ri Fo.ä 47) A Chic.& N.West 14 11 i wih BLP.4 0.4 9 ai Can Ont.& West J 1 Bo Cer \u201caoe 4 4 77 \u2026 18 1 119 3 1s 5 ll 487 \u201c3% I i 60° \u2018élà Ordered to Appoint a\u2019Reveiver.TRENTON, N.J., January 12\u2014Chancell oop filed his o aw favor of Attorney eral he appointment of a receiver.FOREIGN EXCHANGE.orbs the 81 Messrs.W.L.B.Jackson & Co.rokers, 1761 N° oie Ble sire street {P.O.Box 906), Jan.Bore, Bank 1898.a ie Prod] Da Baan EE Bie 9 5.15 is ÿ dos London, 1 cent.Émis cent.Ti Posted.Actual.à ei 15} 9 eer eme LAST EDITION.TERRIBLE DISASTER IN CHINA, Two Thousand Lives Loss in a Temple Set on Fire by Robbers.Ban FRanc:is00, January 18\u2014A Canton correspondent sends this account of a terrible disaster in à coun town about fifty miles from Canton which occurred early Last and resu the a ute of several thousand taels on the priests of the temple.The latter had j received large offerings from the peo) 8 who were celebrating a holiday need.dramatic entertainment under à big temporarly grocted in front 5, shed mple.robbers applied tor es to Th sa, and the people in a panic rushedinto the temple for refuge.The main entrance of theterp , which was of wood, caugbt fire from the y farce heat of the burning shed and over 1400 men, women and children were either burned, smothered « * trampled under foot.Most of the fatalities resulted from suffocation as a strong wind drove the smoke into the temple.At the time of writing the roll of missing numbered 1940 and it may be that some of these were burned beyond recognition.The disaster is the worst that occurred in South China for several years.DR.GRAHAM'S CASE.[SPECIAL TO THE BTAR.] LONDON, January 18.\u2014 Dr.Robert Graham, found gullty of issuing a forged death certificate in the c¢ase of Matilda Clover, who was poisoned by Jhomas Neil Cream was brought up for sentence to-day, and was released on promising to surrender for judgment If required.pr) in this ty, and = tovite ~ and to this i ere Æolian Recital, SATURDAY.the lth, of ME.L EN PEATTES \"PROGRAMME: mem oper Admission on presentation of vi siting cards.IMPORTANT SALE Valuable City Properties or Be boen instructed by Mr.108 PH Moss, 8 H.& J.Moss, London, Eng, is now Montreal to \u2018 SELL BY AUCTION, On tho 33rd JANUARY, P be lat.\u2014 look of : corner 01 M Paul and Bi.Nicholas streets, with s frontage Paul street of 72 ft.8in., on St Nicholas 115, and on Commissionors 4 ft 6 in, con an ares of fee 2nd.\u2014 That block of four out: Kone houses Now.662 to 5 Sherbrooke street, near the of Bleury.ouses are su! ubetential, and wel D bulle, and an are sure to prove s valuable propes ty and » paying invest ment.3rd \u2014That cen situated business rty 179 and 1796 Notre Bars atre et, and Nos 5,7 pb 1 Lu street comprising\u201d two warehouses Tha EE bi Ele à ib sue reat 0a the buildings ye > spot 0 TE A à el morue bu or os HENRY BIRKS & C0.\u2019S WATCHES Mont all Guaranteed Timekeepers.ovements can be selected and cased in 14 or 18 kt.Gad or te Bitver Open, Hunting or Half Hunting, The casings are all of the best snd most refined forms and exsot workmanship.235 AND 237 ST.JAMES ST.ROYAL COMMISSION On the Liquor Traffic.NOTICE.The Commissions will hold Meet in Montreal on on WEDNESDAY, January kb, eo followl to take evidence touching the matter into wb are charged to enquire.The in the PROVI CIAL PEOVERNMENT \u201cSOB, No.76 at Gabriel street, at 10.30 a m., on 18th last.103 By order, PATRICK MONAGHAN.Es SNOW SHOE | CLUB.ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DISTRICT of Montreal in the Superior Court.ERNEST COOPER MO of the Town of Cote St.Antoine, in the District of Montreal, plumber, on busines at the City of Montreal and slsewhers, UBT £60.Pratl va some sod VID LA PP sod JOHN ANTHONY, bot both (of Mont in de a toe in bt Som the arm macmo of agp & Anthons, Def Dfentnnts, The Trustees of the Presbyterian Church of Montreal Junction, The The Defendants ure ordared Lo appear within two months DAVI place AT OUR ROOMS, 181 ST.JAMES STREET, Monday, Jan.23, AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.Further information regarding terms and particulars may be obtained o n sppléation.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, REAL ESTATE AUCINONEERA.10 9 Money to Lend.5 P.C.TO 6 P.C.First Mortgages.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO., 181 JAMES STRERT.108 HOUSES TO LET, Furnished or Unfurnished.J.Cradock Simpson & Co.181 ST.JAMES STREET.\u201810% mi FINE NEW pi $1 8 UPRIGHT 3 PIANOS.Upright Plancs with mpeg rae ent a Bold dirons to Poule a WHOLESALE PRICES I hE ESTERS New ORGANS 35% ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE eo rasa.J.WM.SHAW & CO.Manntacturers snd Importers of Fine Plancs and Organs.os CHAN EAVHRS, RE Pil, | 1811 Notre Dame St, on : _______ LA MONTAGNE.CLARKE & co J Members Now York Stock Exchange, GORDON STRATHY & CO, BANKERS, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, Montreal Ofbce\u2014153 St.James street.New York Offoe\u201415 Brosd street (Mills Building).Recetve deposits subjeot to check.Interest allowed &Fr Connectod by private wire with New ork; Tere 180x COTE ST.ANTOINE HOUSES FOR SALE.NEW STONE FRONT, well built and warm.John A.Tees & Co., 1194 NOTRE DAME ST.103 8 Nr TETRA ; dir NF ion, hadi rf à NJ nary, February, N thal 40 .WOOL oe ons si Lorie Ie! Mar No.BAT ETS Say OATS un- 0.86 Jan, 70 N Jan.NE) 794 N January, M , 84} Jun, February wy L , 74 B aot Dos, Tune: CORN, song changed.otioe.Special N M ip to be Said au 7, Grado 8 in the À rt are ot is strongly monde ass {nvest: suction ment.Mon Fe Lavioiote, e Beg.My MD are from a severe bronchite a tion, which 1 had Franco- 202 \u2014J.= No.7 a mmsion suff for oppres- caught \u2018during the made use in pe ; Syre Ta Turpent! our o ne.to mire on this testimonial, and the bumanity, yor your Syrup may become aon ov ste Boues- nel, Advertising nt for y\u201d ational, The \u201cReal Estate Record\u201d for Jancars | ie addition cularly interesting number, giving,in dition to 7 he usual monthly returns, tements of business for the year, tabulated her information.Send for a Simpson & Co.oopy to J.A handsome train, The Adirondack, mia to New York, 4.30 p.m.Bonaventure depot.Table oad inner in dining car.The life that rejoloes In x solitude may be only rejoicing in selfish | Sciatic Rheumatism Mr.B.D.Wheeler, the popular deputy sheriff of Bur ington County, Vi, says: thing, bat never got a dollars worth of help.I began taking Hood's Sarsepartiie.Binos taking it 1 éon't have any pein and got around all right.If Hood's hove advised a good of ny friends to takes Hood's Ber enparille, for I now thet Nr.R.BD.Wheeler.\"Hood\u2019s ures R D.WazaLun, Wisoooks Falls, Vermont.K.B.\u2014Bowure to pot Hood's Sursaperille.MOOS PILLS are the best after dlaner Pills, assist digaatios, éuré Beadache.Ty » boi #7.Lous pe Mis Exp, Nov.5, 1802.- Jor two yests past-miy- wife hus been suffering from à and No.11 St.Sacrament Street.« FOR SALE » 300,000 feet Cole St.Antoine Price Sc.per fesh «1 HOUSES t.COTE ST.ANTOINE Property The Fifty Thousand Feet advertised IS rads cod e I have » very cholos oorner FOR SAT, Containing 33,400 Feet.A splendid site for à villa residence.or can be dtvided tato building lots to advantage.NEAR SEERBROOKE STRERT, (Bigned) HENRI TRUDEAU À bargain for somebody.EL T.JAMES .CLAXTON, CHOIOB co RNER LOT.ni 180 ft.James street.Ate JO! 10x 8 The Montreal Daily Sta-, printyl at the corner of St.George Btreet and Forti.JE NEURAL) Ca.otion, Dow fication Lane, is published by Hugh re ose powders wil.ney instance, give Graham, resident in Montreal.Publisb- relist and In Ios Ca Ou'emnist, 2968 St.Catherine.ing office, 168 and 165 St.James Street, elsewhere.Leaves from My Note Book by Géo.Murray.Tree \u201cTHE METROPOLITAN\u201d MONTREAL\u2019S NEW SOCIETY JOURNAL, .Published Every Saturday Morning.ORIGINAL \u2014 RACY \u2014 INDEPENDENT.This week\u2019s issue will contain two handsome portraits, artisticslly printed in supplement form, on heavy toned paper, of MRS.A.DESJARDINS and MRS.JAMES McSHANE.All the latest Society Doings in the Oity,-Quebec, Toronto, New York and Original Btories, Poetry, Military Notes, Vagaries of Fashiogls, Eto.Don't fail to buy a Copy.At all News Stands, Price Bo.«.SMITH & CHAMBERS, Proprietors, 0x1 588 Craig Street, CITY.OFFICE OF FRED.R.ALLEY, 116 ST.JAMBS STREET.Teuernons 1251 MONTREAL, Jax.£wp, 1898.From the first of the year, we have opened an improved property department in addition to our regular business in suburban lands.MR.R.B.GOOLD will have charge of this new department, and we are now therefore prepared to buy, sell or exchange improved eity property, and effect loans.\u2018We solicit a share of the public patronage.5 Eee FSET 2 0 RTT SA "]