The Montreal daily star, 1 février 1893, mercredi 1 février 1893

[" VoL.XXV \u2014No.26.¥ eng - F more - fre = \u2014 adie AT 2.: .far the | administration seo ment for - ., SITUATIONS VACANT.ROOMS TO LET, 1 A PLANTERS PLOT.1 probable action In the matter.pire vm | Oy prison Tu - ram RET : ot \\ Sid not commit Bimselt io dar.day.he of bis imcascers po the tw A y FURNISHED: - .the ad on as tion.ETS THE ANTED_SITUATIONS YOR rill © adv.annexati efini Er i ab abled.Bos: bow purseries 19 a, pore, Muossones ER Ross Beaver Hall se ' Programme lor the immediate , bub re ren her cor, sere ; Aly Eire Bure ib, BUTTE HAWAII'S MONARCHY OVER- whole drift of his statement enforces TASCHEREAU DISSENTS.__ piicnat = Oo Montreal UE pal, theo R= west of pr 209 Be.Cuchariod : \u2018 i \u2026 the view that annexation would be the con- , \u2019 iu ANTED-8 ITUATION AB FREE oF \u201d = .THROWN.Sammation of the political arrangement He Takes Exception to Thompeen'y, = Wares GOOD LAIN COO! gro! oreo.miler ion f ber of yoars in prosent, | LARGE FRONT ROO! ax, = PTIT .Ee : .eâtered into under fish trea 1875 Oriminal Code and Suggests DF re preferred.Ei bo respect, rgd Wik,\u201d BTA office.Rows 1 College arenas, nr u 70 : » and followed b the Cleveland Lu istra- Many Amendments.: a.frie J.Échetqer, ot 318 ANTED BY 1 RESVECTASLE YOUNG Mix SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS, vai i tion.unre development w! owever,\u201d = j QUES ER ÿ mt den employment: wood wri tar sad w= gus un good bourd; terms modorate, at 2 BAKING POWDER.| The Fine Hand of the MeKinley Bill he said, \u201cinstruct us as to our proper line of [SPECIAL TO TBE STAR] \u2018 Wan 4, PROFESSIONAL RAT CATOM MS a Rai 453 MoQul College ave.us action.There would seem to nothing in Qrraw was February 1\u2014A prosseding W'ipvat 6 CATED LADY.4 0OM3-TO LET, FURNISHED, DO OB me Cresm Tartar, Anost Also Appears in the Matter\u2014A our past relations with Hawaii or its con- | which thers | at À for WAETED_A GooD Sons ERAL SERVANT in A HE BY X VEL, EBOOK ATED LADE Rtas.wit or without the use \"af Ki PE re ge ome, ot SE apes : _ * ventions with other powers to-forbid-an- Sanoda.Jeakéd out precedent, orig + : mall family; must have good referonves.Apply dont AE 590 Dorchoate Uy Blourys > ni | ue hae good 4 4 wih i ms re Cd © Story of \u201cForeign Migh nexation whenever deemed desirable.\u201d Taschereau, of the Su reme \" E\u2014OOMFORTA ue FURNISHED RuD years, and now poalbios Deter batter - ANTED\u2014 A YOUNG GIRL AS GENERAL BER- TANTEL\u2014BY AN EXPERIENCED BUOKEEEF, Re to to at 63 Beaver \u201c6 he Best G vs ell té.Against Native Rights \u2014_\u2014 Bir John Thompson, or those tho t rote Feo.No wishing.Richio shoo tacory br Shai gic Dot ange Md Goms LANGE, WELL EL FURNISEED Eoon:| AL the Best Groce swe | \u201cpe sure you are rig COLLINGWOOD CONSERVATIVES, ton of the cri pie b y Seater ot Jur Nes T BUY TO TARE © CATE oF 40.Address \u201c°C 2728,\" BTAR office.4 also aingle opeto Gonslemen of of quiet habits, house E LORINIER: 1 ; CHICAGO, February 1.\u2014In a published in- legislation (nite ind Y e T of Jus- horses aod pi himself generally use warm, çss, etc.niversity stree AH, D M4 C2 - NER t.Catherine st.ANTED-EMPLOYMENT BY YOUNG MAN, » oe ss rview, Thomas, Evans, a commissioned The Young Men Are Not in Sympathy required.Apply Winch», 9650 i.Catherine 9 a li, odo: aay indof work, eX, weeks | 9 proue WITHOUT BOARD, ALL MODERN 1M- Ton Geert re mice, irs made ta oder | then go ahead.perv to Te Gams, Bane.Haart | ores RES > Lim tn ua Dominion Bar.ud © SE is RAL DEA Dorchester.______# 10 otre Street.kalani y -i gard mg roi) aa mat Nive good city pofar- WANTED BY MAN AND WIRE, pu 00M TO LET.VERY NICE ROOM.WITH OR HE DODGE - Woo SPLIT PULLEY.: or who is visl.ing relatives here, is quoted ss | so Stating, and omit Drink inal law on the Su preme Court ben pc Be gmoen pp Woh Pulls © OTE or vite road Sool beer or Seles, \u201cRadios pgm De TT a T™ ae LOUE rate very sure you are right; l so easy to.follows: \u201cThe causes lesding to the revoin- |\u2018 Ing His Healt i Be er them Ror, on that subect.- * 8- ARD, from k wrong and yet ui w it.= Loge A de owas, OPERATORS J - pu Brau re rep TY YOUNG MAN.With as Ro uh pots room gjuining riéht an nd well heated, toc oly priest paler 0 rt nna o_o § pve: ot so to by .bottle of Cantens Lrrres tion are to be looked fox 20 siderably below [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] lation ee sharply, and os este that abou te N.E Brais, 9 Lemoine at.\u2014_ wa 5 orerything test lame.22 and À Ze monte _\u2014 Y RIZE OR STYLE OF FIRE OR BURGLAR | 8 \u201cCA-E-T-E-R-+8,\" the surface of what has been pu r1,\u2014At the seventy amendments, which he pi TNT nginoor's certificate, situation Ra freman or \" X = LE LIVAR PILLS, BL SYRE you got , COLLINGWOOoD, Ont, February 1.© Wa Eb Aru FANDSWANTED.G 52 ons saigne da ani of vor Address 7 I Ohne To (LET INA, Rive FLY op Toot Bate, Veuls Doors ar other Iron Work cheap, youam ALL RiouT end cas Go Aukap.you jn the despatches from San Frah- annual re-union of the Young Men's Lib- shall be ado Rea, before ae foes Into WNT: 2 LC M ER movssn an v pre a, A EERIE CED Nor, ouai pre, moderate; would take two table boar 356 Bt.Jumes Sag pra\u201d a Rod ce joue: they never fall.But don't forget cisco.This revolution bas been brought eral ay be Tollowing of Dolling- as sent to the other Cabinet ministers.one able to wait at tablo, two In family.Apply the care 0! one child; good references.Apply 745 NOIR RON rl\u201d FURNISHED \u2014 ar > about by interested parties, with the ee ee between 7 and 9 p.mn, ut 19 Essex avenue 2 L hetiere sirvet.\"hs 00M SINGLE ROOM, WELL ' + \u201cHE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT\" ; ! were passed: me , ; RE ri 17n 8t.Phi st., financial condition AVED .ANTED- A GENERAL SERVANT, A GOOD ANTED- A SITUATION AS PLAIN O00K OR fan bree 0 DE GVENTENCE, KOF F NO MORE.\u201cBowe you ask for \u201cCART-ERS\" Borue OV 0fimproving their fina \u2018Resolved, that.this Association ct pony _SAVED place.nurse kept.Bost of wages to à suitable WwW?housenuwld; gout references.Apply to 745 La: OOM FURNISIIED, MODERN C NCE., * J PE RES ds and imitati b inducing the United States to restore to grylulations to Sir John Thompson on his well- = th person, with or A ir 2 Doreheator 8, auchetiore street 3$ 102 V'nivn ave.TI ARGE WARN W ELL reer fe toe\u2019 rope mil Five Positive and instant TL.os Capa - tod i one em the advantages they received under dofory od promotion tot the Promiorahip.and beg beg From a Drunkands Life, Death and TF2 DOM 44 CATHCART ST, LARG Ÿ ta Sim Æ 14 you WRONG | don v to the pass- ho D GENERAL BERVANT.MUST V ANT ED oN E SMALL Lami, Ÿ 3 WASHING, I fnrnuhied 1ront soon.on batlioom flat, for gentlo- Bore Throwty ote, and arg invaluable to Orotors, nu got the genuine CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLA the reciprocity Y freaty, previous to the pass colleagues that the young Conservatives of Cob Wa Ac ren 16386 role a ss |, 4 raha k ve nan, gus, hot and cold water Bound, tirst class.l'ivese Voenlista, M, À X, W.\" stanipest on each drop.2364 À.vo age of the MeKinley lingwood intend to remain Conservatives.This is what the \u201cGilkerson Gold Cure In YY speak French.163 8t.Fa _\u2014 AN log SITUATION AS COMPANION TO AN | fauily.Nu chilareu._ Every comfoi 23 RE: ENTATION ADDRESSES A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK Hawaiian sugar was admitted into the Resetvod, that while this Association admits se, t St.Catherine ANTED-NIGHT WATCHMAN, ACCUSTOMED valid Indy, or us lady bousckeeper Hefercnces PU LEZ, OPPUSITE \u201cTHE WINDSOR > + fi : : HEADACHE.United States free of \u2018duty and the planters that oprorantatl ves of the people should be al stitutes, at 2234, erine atree ow x y steam in à builor.Thos Me eDgosid supplied.Plosss address Mary Head.1269 Parsons pe RUGS, ptchind moe boom, i Exgind Ls sul, e MANDSOMELY ILLUMINATED.à PL Small Buse Small Price Were making from 75 to 100 per cent.on lowed the fullget liberty of Speech com ble Gelophone Na 4070), Montreal, 419 Bt John Toh Mtg.Co.mapector x _ PE ee TE b Lou: Terms mow rate, 47 Meteslto st.52 EDWIN COX & QO, 114\u2019St.Frs.Xavier street.Small tments.with party government, and W lst or Mr.Mc- stree h \u2019 ANTED- A BOY.Auer jo a, Drames\u201d Ww\u2019 ANT 5D.BY Ba st PECTABLE WOMAN, Pos ws ts \u201croy 1 Two CTU \"RNISHED KOUMS, \u2014- cour dealer he voraiocton of Sat on the part of the Carthy.perionaiiy, we bold feelin ing 8 of admire - doi ing ! el on wu oustkueper or gene van + \u2018 po nu BIC ve a) you .oT age, to dostable work.Apply BE in good cooks bust eater OF oneal 8 Nowe ROG fut, wt 28a St Antoine street.slove P AINTE RS BOYS Tr tout | United States has amounted to something 4 lon and respect, yet we Jo no dole 8 Jory or What is Aleoholiomnt amas \u201cad ANTED- A FIRST CLASS WAIST HAND.AF Daw Ni TEDTHEY YOUNG MAN.HAVING SOME 120035 TO LET.TWO NICE WARM KOONS, ble, Bridied, Brashey, nd give tea à fair trial Lie hot Lu.0 4 of ehirty or Torte men, Bien parties.an for | any length ot tw exist condition of the system brought Siscas = Py at 30 Andeion ot \u2018 mh ly furnished, bath wid hot water.784, Lu ea v ; the continued use of alcobolic liquors.\u201d AE front acm and Buia DE oF trade.Moine apart prunes 6 sma ace stront.ent aver {ton ti _ 3 5 .J oa\u201d bo mae on ugar pulbiva en \u201che in supp ort sich not bellove ourvelves hatified Dr.M.7 Gilkerson, an eminent pha sedge of orc poring.\"Abels Tooke Bros.ust ut the game.\u201cApply 4381 David ane.os 1 tort Ne El.FURNISHED.2 MCGILL sor E L Ethier & vo.planter is unable to reconcile himself diate ded doi RME ul Mp > ii hav aon ca: lan.assuming ne den RS Pony.= Wolds \u201cde housework, As DEAMSTR ESS WILL, M5.FU ISHED, ON BATH ROOM 1 FLAT.B'LLIARO TABLE to the existing order of things.He sees in seconded a) as hot tolcing the fdas eat Webster was Sor t 1 even y ars be- ANTED-GUOL GENERAL SERVANT.8MALL Mrs wish fo do homework, goud references.A wi 1 ee RNISHED, BILLIARD TABLE annexation the advantage of the two cents ped ut Stayn Collingwood delegates n a sient c inves ga on of the qu whan Bi.YIN AN I GOM AWICE LARGE ROUM WITH TWO urs, MANLF CTUREHS per pound bonus aud to get thie he ie ready At the dinner, the president, Mr.Sloa: tion atistiod himaelt Tha woh an was, in OUNG LADY IN T a ; > WASTED Fiat Lass JOB coMpesITUR.WV A ctor sin voaition: has B AE a a re A a GT \u2014 AND - = wailan people and \u201ceverything and done ones pEALDst ind hon?Ste fact, correct, and that die ap petite for TT temly work to competent msn.Apply South Address \u201cJ.2901, STAR oficr, or telephone 7120.25 ¢ OOMS FURNISHED, WITH ALL Mo NT rerybody else.Th use of the revolu- exat ion, an -p! liquor was caused by a d condition & Herald Building, ES NEO =.conveniences, vi Lutbrouwe dt; for guntlemen.li IMlORTERS, \u20ac (A every else.© caus © ouglas, was Conservative from start to tt t d that it on] remained to & Carey, Hor \u2014 \\ ANTED EXPERT STENOGRAPHER AND Shuter treet.2 : ' ; $ rary Yue fhed to the so-called.mew Douglas, was onservative from start to of'the system, an eu iy ron ANTED SMART, TIDY Sek TO ASSIST w ar i Le writer désires sinuliun (rate 160).Address + : DoalfKind« of Work in they tol laimed by the Queen.2 ply rational remé treatment to _- ENISHED, STEAM : : constitution\u2019 to be proc y -i YY housework.\"Apply 1187 81.De B3_ TEST, STAR vice.5: opr JLEANTLY 5 POUT Apt Billiard Line 7 - papes It would be well to wait for further advices 2d of the riding to support the Govern ect a cure.In his research.the doctor IPPINI \u2014\u2014\u2014 « + 5 ites frou » .AXTED-GrELS FOR srr TOBAGO W ASTED BY YOUNG LADY, SITUATION, Chap do Sarg, tiuutes t 88 NF, DENIS, | 5 before we necept this statement.\u2018This so- ment.{There are not wan Eng those.sold he, also discovered the remedies n Apply to 8.Duvis & Bons, Cou ut.*e- 25 where there are no cluldron, as housekesper or } .313, CR Hed titutio s 1 a who bol ystate the \u2018\u2018convention\u201d ai yner effect a cure, and the same is known as the SOU ANTED-\u2014-RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN 48 useful companion, Bost of city references and goo with OOMS TWO NICE v, Eu RNINHED, ROOMS, MONTREAL ; called * new at ution\u2019 was simp a was packed and that free speech was a *Gilkerson Sold Cure Bono mon ee Of Dian cooking: efor thy needle.Apply ¥ Molly.8 Gadivuy sh 30 3) BR ating room artisched aire Ha Hot was | Telephone TST ISeoûtt | y restoration Of he constitution under | of impossibility, \u201cBo that as it may.This ie the only remedy that effectually @nces required.Apply 30 MGT Collegs wvenne 5 2 V TANTED- bY FIRST \u20ac LASS DHE MAKER we a 204 ; ; CRIMAULT S which oo © King Kalaboole ver Ba he continued, \u201cthere L no doubt all the cures the liquor, rphine and opi ANTED\u2014 LADY TYPEWRIT ER, HHORTHAND sé Wing ju qi rivate funnlies, cuta y uyste.style an erne .; 2 pc FU ; Ss.780 HES not required.Apply lo A kryce, Bmuth Premior fit guarunioed.Address \"K 229,\" STAR office 762 Rove RNISHED ROUMS.76) DORCHI 4 & Raison Phonograph Cu., 1744 Notre Dame, 261 W JANTED, SITU ATION BY A HP Le L Ass Son Ton TF RN HED BEDROOM.The Best In the Market | WAFTED BOY ror & Pub.Ca, Gazette Buitdng.ty.\"5 2 F _ with every convenicoce- gentlanen valy.Se en pa PH \\ yp Asthmatic people who suffer from rE WANTED, oY A MARRIED ong rte ES \u201cLARGE SMALL, UN BATHROUM OR PILKINGTON à PO VERED LYE 5 Oppression in breathing, stifling | y AND dE NE RARE VITE ue a ee ar mal i Penns ROOMS.LARGE Ok bia 37 Métal College avenue MHI ly |; smeations Hoarseness, and| ier, © GALESMAN-PIANO TUNER 2,\" STAR ollice 3 %5 \u2014 AND.\u2014 Loss of Voice, Nervous @ \u2014 0 BAL = 3 T ; , + ' .\u201c $ a a ris He I a en WATERY A SESICTARE Vy gy [BOLL RLS SBERE DEINGTONS WASHING SODA.|| \u20acoushs, Laryngitis, § YK 200\" STAR om - guunet treed, in yard.pium lingwood Conservatives are not with Son.h presented in M McCarthy The recognize and admit that paie leaving no doi séots lurking ip the.- be are al Dan forced mothe be has done good wor k in the past, but they \u201cThe \u201cGllkerson Gold Cure\u201d will place a by the same obj ti sable th to the Toa + repared to follow him in the ho Tre man where he was before he took his first, en ns been majority of \u201cher subjects, | boat lo he has paved for himself, An the drink, so far as the appetite Jor liquor is th t d men 0 saga coucerned, and will aiso build u ner- of \u201che Pa OU with the demand True, he can find supporters here, but they vous system at the sume time, an pe tients , sre Liberals, and anything that tends to often gain it strength and flesh while Parliament, and of over two-thirds of the hamper the Government pleases them.\u2019 ci the treatment.One patient, lo was INDIAN CIGARETTES, same interests that are now re, a op ra Pe grace voters in the kingdom, that the Queen in- - The toast to Mr, McCarthy was omitted Waterloo ined nine pounds and RESPECTABLE ANTED BY YOUNG CANADIAN, LATELY J OOM.TO LET, TWO CORY ROOMS IN PRL Colds wi Wheezing, In Hon en rants i Origa) constitu.from the lst.cured of ine habit of chewing tobacco as WANTED CRESPECTA BLE .GIR Jo, Asap WwW with large Now Y ork frm which hus discuntnued R vate fasly: no children.26 Crescent at.4 SOLE AGENTS: somnia, Catarrhal affec- franchise taken aw: ay by the last one, \u2014_\u2014 well us drinking } iquor.\u2018 ohare of 3 children wod with femily, comfort.business situntion in Montreal, Experienced in gonoral 3370004 0M FORTABLY FURNISHED.SINGLE UFACTURING co tions, and difficulty in Ex~ k \u201cThe obstacles in the way of annexation THE SANITARY CONFERENCE.There is no longer any necessity for pe pomme id rover preferred Adare otis.Adrien M5 ran 1 Ploudy ROG double, with or without boarl possession im HEARLE MAN I t ti are tl are many.There is the Chine e question.\u2014_\u2014 sons battling with an appetite that the win Ian oft ET ol ae Ts Today \u201cNot muting in May.9 Maustold «26 4 MONTREAL .Béctoration, promply How can the United States admit the [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) power cannot control, when the disease : ANTED_MARKIED (UUPLE, WITH GOOD JANTED.POSITION ne TRAVELER on | OOM - DOUBLE AND SINGLE-VACANT: Also, : ee i Telieved by these Cigarettes.IB 20,000 Chinese residents of Hawaii to OTTAWA, February 1.\u2014At the Sanitary which causes the appetite can\u2019 be cured.£008 portunity.by cain 19 burde Hasse Sat of eterna wood pros WE pre lige e Univernty.Coppi Erith Chine iL ; y \u20ac citizenship Most, of ¢ hese are Coolies of Conference yesterday afternoon the marantine dise iy the tam way \u201cau thie one.og \u2019 21 De ofretenos Address \u201cM63 Brak odos 26 2 NISH GLE ROOM, SUITABLE i GRIMAULT $ M ATIGO : the very lowest type, brought from tions up for discussion were ine, diseases in ë ANTED\u2014A SCHUBBING WOMAN FOR THE VN'ANTED- POSITION BY AN AUTIVE YOUNG JR10t à luiy os ina Vi ane où STEAMSHIPS, MR | under contract to work on the plantations precautions against cholera.on ta\u2019 not go to the expense of calling à physloian Hope Coffee House.Apply No.1 Alexander st.man of good address: as some Dos experien 2; æ HA : CAPSULES and-IN JECTION at #15 per month.How can we extend the {iutics.In regard to the two rene.but, no, you do not have to reso: #1 Be sad fret reco x.003 TO LET, FURNISHED.USE OF KITCHEN Ph \u201cbe invitation to the people to come into our the committee submitted a series of resolu\u2019 ower to Serge Shin (Jiscass a at the Gil- TT TTT Tr TTT \u2014 d di - uchetiere.ter i ai on VURAL EP TE VV EE ov à | Pi re = ALLAN LINE Som, hn, recre | il Sr pitiless 5 | ins iat | En ion theo phil i.Famesm.wi | WY position as general servant.x.JROUM-A LARGE AND NICELY FURNISHED IL ST SHIPS.i and inoffensive remedy in the is a little leas thon $3,000,000, mostly held in these had been already complied with am said Sompany's remedies.: AEA GOOD STRONG GIRL Jo 3 WORK = room to let, with or vga pacte board, to two ROYAL MIL STEAM y treat- England.There are other.Interests in de% 224 Peen a Cady, complied with aw | Tes \u201cGill arson Go Institutes\u201d are TT Sams siren AVY Fenaeliys Tea gentlemen.fil private.Fark sven miverpeol, oe LIfe and Ÿ ment of acute and chronic Gleet and Hawaii to protect besides the American taking every precantion, e.quarantine under the supervision of skilful and on James street.æ' PROPERTY FOR SALE ETC.OOM-A LARGE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, Portland :erviee tr Gonorrhea lanters, They are the interests of tact ge at Creer Isle Nita and St.| petent Physicians; a and each patient is pre- 5.ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, a na TIDY - v suable for one or two gostlemed.4 Osborne uh Liverpool.Seauanirs.; MATICO.INJECTION 15 usa 1n recent the natives, which cannot be \u2018overlooked.John were being perfected, and the station scribed for separately; ar and zo one ne neod have : * ?-TO CLOSE ESTATE.VALUABLE 3 MB Dec.SARDINIAN.al oC A little over 100 years ago these number- arse any hesitancy a EXPERIENCE B avr Pr cut etome Bouse wih taserent gd asia RO tor or be vente i ROOMS.anne J82 13 ROMAN i ATICD OAPSUL Efe oor drat cam pry 60-000.Throëgh the.introduction of &% a4 William's Hea C., was in co ure ot Sommunicatipun ave held sr di ANTED \u2014 pau Eee RTENCED RESTAURANT foof, alac first rlase stable, 284 Btanley st.A to W.able for ons or two gent} en; bright as ver 4 0 Jan 38 *CARTHAGINIAN 18 Te tvilization with ie clothing aod whiske dary The Wel pay.Vienns Cafe, Donegans at., nears F Éttohie, 190 St.James st., or J.G.Ravage, rd children.71 Hesver Hall BI_1 Feb 8 MONGOLIAN.Mar.#1 \u20ac hyn may be sutained from \u20ac zat on Y tablished along the tier.As jhe induce CLT ening.1 iru Bteamars with s * will carry only Cabin Pusseogers on | | : Whoiae: à the UNITED BTATEY there remain how scarcely 30,000 and in: precautions against cholera, the\u2018 Minister amongs \u2018mnhy-who hhve bes _ 'WWANTED\u2014 AGENTS TO CANVASS 8 MONTREAL STORES, HOTELS, ETC., TO LET.thelr voyages to Europe, ales 13 oaks 0 of iu, ss + C8.MONT stead of.the physical fromised that every care w ould be ii | Gllkerson G Gold Cure Instit sarrousdling Lomme, co ey j x = ~~ nore 3 Lee un i q P tions were to prov LER i vo toe Aub SE [JOUSES FOR SALE.EET THAT TIVE Sot OUT rows pas enon rll mio Potent pga vit ar pe dsintestiog ep \u2018 H COTE ST.ANTOINE.78e Peter and Br Grand Frank Baïtway train, at Portiand about boom, a ao War YOUNG GIRL TO ABSBIST.wit * mow oocupied as & warehouse Lockerby Broa Sooty 5 w and trom about 1 p.m.on Saturdays, or as \u20ac a \u201ciO a.; thousswork.Apply with reference, to 33 Sc Ë 185, 500 -CEEENE A AVE, prone FRONT, 1 Le ha N 2e rival afin Enterseion Tn de du { 4 ed eR- ference as 3 \u201c7 Urbain 2 HALL TWO EVEN Glasgow, Londonderry and N.Y.Servica T » would be carefully considered.THe discus- ne we De - Éntsérine st Mo TRI \"88.B( JO ne ros ds, splendid view.From by electricity.heated by steam, nes (Late SE | this committee, comes now with the.Pro- sion in connection with vital statisties will era, who are situate as I was ANTED_TEOEOUGH BERVANT, WITH oT \u2014LANBDOWNE AVE.NICE HOUSE, carpeted and og p From Mer Fier foot of W.Flu Bret New York\u201d position to eonfiscate the entire Kingdom, conclude th s afternoon, when the conter- there {s a sure remedy for it.5 to have Ristgrons, oo prsahine ironing; wages nu 83, 100 rooms with YA naplendid lot + 158 8tf2aw 184 Notre Dame et.Nooo ds, natives and all.\u201d ence wil have faba Antongst those for years addic ted: to to the use Be one os Apply Joe nion oe.\u2014 ROOMED sent were: on.Messrs.emo! ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, A MFSSAGE BOY.$9, 000 house.mith stable, double lot.TO LET STORES, LARGE AND SMA pres Seon, Har.liquors, and when nstra! hy LL, WITH court, Pelletier, Dr.Cassidy, Dr.Monti- 1d always say: There is no \u2018Apply to John Lewis, Druggist, 2613 St.Catherine $ 5, OOO-R°PHESTES STREET, 8 ROOMS, 4.of Vers ha veut ÿ deat chet TEMPERANCE MEMB MEMBERS MEET zambert, Dr.Nelson and Drs.ngs vous te at a y time Io ar Bryce 88, nonr Guy st.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Mitohell, O Donnell, Lachapelle, Mr, John and frequently did so, for some monthas VV ANTED_A RESPECTABLE WOMAN FOR $8, 00 \u2014LEWIS STREET, FOUR GOOD 10 31 58 St.Paul at.housework.21 all conveniences, lovely situation.an.: D WE 1% Feb.*COREAN But the time came when the disease was - : 19 Bt.Moaique st omens, SE TS, LET, DRUGGIT AND ep Farc And weekly thereafter.Stcamers with à * will not carry ' Orrawa, February 1.\u2014A meeting of the |, Mr.\u201cMoquette gives notice of « bill to stronger than will power, and T was ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, TWO BISTERS OR well rented; splondid Tavestmont.and Prince Arthur street; suitable for druggist sad but, PAseeagers from New York.ingle: #75 and temperance members of the House of Com- amend the Civil Service Act.His measure\u2019 drifting to the rapidly, when I wag try.dow sod daughier, will Trilling one?the % 4 00 BIg AVE.TWO FINE DWBLL- oper.Moderate rent.Apply at RE berth.wv mons was held this morning.provides that hereafter no [aPppintmente asked to put myself in your hands for : wages, Avply ut once to 81 Shuter a of 1 , fags, each siz rooms and cellar.F.MCMANN, Bleerago at lowest Senator.Vidal presided.He explained shall be made to the service ital treatment.J vi afl so, and, in à ANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN ABBUT 15 WITH \u20ac.J.& E.H.BROWN, LE.7st Jamesstrest.Nous whee oma 20 situated on the ms that the o bject of The gathering was to con- and in the province of Quebec, unless the few days, my der Eat J uor was a : xno « phortband, to learn mporting busi- 3012 St.Catherine Street, (ote Al.Antelume, 1 1 51 Notre-Dame.at oor Par i os ETO.Fin Farias.Grcinian ongalian, Nu umidian, State sult as to what specific action would bp taken | candidates are able to read and write both removed; I have no ap, Le for or ony kind ¢ Bees Address 0.Box 1804 x3 or Room 716 N.¥.Life Bullding.a HT orne Panot Room com | The Parisian, Barinian, Rongolan, Numi throughout during the present session.languages.I nor, and I feel certa ; ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY A FIRST CLASS Fp mete in Hall Tuesday and Saturday eveninguat nie Bisctrio hone It was moved by Dr.seconded À re presentative of the French Govern- = TT + we er.O.Besuchemin & 8 FU D6EL OUSES FOR SALE.> LET_SMALL SHOP, NO.677 5T LAWRENCE Liverpool, s Spotmstown, St; John Johny, Halifax Mr.Gilmour, tnt the ernment be ask ment ill reach Canada shortl Lor the ihe fobs may be the means faa ST ONG MAF 70 LOOK AFTER T st.(near Roy}.Rent §12.00 per month, From Liven ery Balti- prom Hall.when the Ro Commission on the Liquor pose of bu ing a a tract of nickel Ian In ers, w a similar bon » « ; EXT.GEO.Y, Trafh port sum ce proposes both Ince, Sores.iver, Addr \u201cM Sen oo rere rar, ATONE Fao my COR Hnerbroole = Mann Jobs Ersaentee i Sohn NF.would be placed on the estimates tor the adopt nickel steel armor on her Warships.\u2014 in havin ha re the \u2018\u201cGilkerson ; éoe.$4, 50 cottage, 3 fooms, heated by furpace: \"Fo LE Ler BRICK CASED BUILDING, $ FT.BY 2, and Halifax, Liv to et publication of the same, and if the report \u2014\u2014 Gold Cure Institntes.\u201d ANTED_EWO COMPETENT BERVANTS, NE value mp, D a pr LE ou TAS R Dec.MONGOLIAN.Mie.dro would be placed in the hands.of the mem- MUST GET OUT OF THE CON- I am sincerely ly yours, as W ras gpok, the sthur bouse 8od tablemeid.Refer.88, 50 \u2014EUTOHIHONSTREET, UPPER AND Diy er on oe 8 > ose steamers will only carry 12 Lied ak bers before the next session of Parliament.FEREN - AREER, TR.* Union avenue.% 2 lower trnement, al conroniences, Daisy Le ' 1654 CANNING.vos ge to Liverpool bnformation te Mr.Gilmour believed the country did not ERENCE.All ome munications should be sired ANTED FORE EWOMAN FOR FUR FACTORY.; 0 LET- STORE, UP TO THE FIRST OF MAY, T passage, further ply want po tion.NR - to the \u201cGilkerson y We Must k French and English.Apply Carsca- $5 50 aT CATHERINE ER OQMED, Tork vent.Apply 2267 BL.Catherine «tree li ne Sor =n.AoA rect.Montreal, Christie differed strongly from Mr.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) 2934 St.Catherine street, Mont 0.as 969 Bt.Lawrence st 51 $5, 0) () CLOSE STREET.8 ROOMS.GOOD ET PERSON PEROU a ENO #1 Stale St, Boston, Gilmour and moved an amencment, that BALTIMORE, =, February 1.\u2014The Hmore | Bt Ton at Quebec (opposito | ERAL LET- PERSONS DESIROUS ¥ RENTING n rought up duri rese - aterioo me Worm washing.* 50a Ane st SERVANT, NO $ 5.0 00-Tv2ree nee 10 rooms, hosted pret hope and dwellings fre from 1a let May, Mas.1803 lo the the bt wx 228 Walhwt Boor Be.rhlladelpate.Session favoring im mediate te prob prohibi on.à reading tho i riot act ot to! the Sount Vernon OF em ee ANTE WHOL by furnace, lot 26 x 100.Suthefine siroot ; Mr.John Charlton secon © amend- Place Methodist E hurch, prob- t Scranton, Pennsylvania, has WANTED, BY A WHOLESALE FIRM, house were ~SUSSEX AVE, 7 rooms, extension sronne and ere: PR srr, NORTH GERMAN Lov STEAMSHIP 00 28 mont, which was lost.The motion was ably the largest and richest church in the A yd a moma Scho claim.ines ce rence would be given.Bend copies of reference $6, kitchen, all conveniences.Leases for à term of yours a PE by tenants New York, Sou 3 then put to the vote and carried.conference.The complaint is made that the fo: ctured (SO \"M.> STAR office.% 3 $ 4, 000 CirrriER STREET, new house, 8 #1 Aller, Tue.Jan.BL Ta atu.Feb 9a m af & Those present were Senator Vidal in the Mount Vernon ch.always goes outside damages rafrs Juv : D COOK FOR SMALL FAMILY.rooms, all conveniences.LET POBSESRION 1ST MAY NEXT.THAT Eslier.Bat, Pr we = Alter, Tue Hen 1b X4 chair; J.McMullen, A.B.Dickey, Dr.F.the conference for its Preachers and that WA a ous 5 ® i \u20ac.J.à E.N.BROWN, T° Sonn denireblo storage oh goes dire 2 Bb.Tue.Fob 13 0a m | ave, Bar darth, AS 4 Roome, J.D.Craig, I.C.Bowers, Dr.Loo} talent is disregarded.About two Sarniont anos who Wh om ATATLE oF FEET OF 8072 Bt.Catherine Htreet, Cote St.Antoine, B BRU EAST ROUTE TO THY MEDITERR ANEAN me oi owed hig fa pecHptof Jetons of q Christie, Mr.Gilmour, J.Scriver, Sob weeks the Rev.Dr.Lanceley, ot mending purchasers of pi a vi work 00 iets: \u201cOnly poms tomato,» competeut or Beam TA N.¥.Life Building.int daw Cau 2 Ring sree Dre Lo fps ot Francs, Riviera and Ztaly touch [8 pes rodage Seniors 84 Ghariton, John Yeo, George Taylor, Ms, Toronto, a trial, and he so pleased the Montreal duri i aT panne Houle Ore, 547 Hi.James Tore need pool SA OFFICES TO LET.NEW YORK 7G GENOA Liss Tian ioars J Gomi 6 vols, Hi coinpoun 5 Bl VcLean, 5: Bain, Mersra.Brow.Sabon: PE a Freeing sider: Wea, P.Livton & Bros.Lot Peel and Wind: WA oe wig pr bmiing 098 Dutcher ar FOR SALE SNA Folger HAE 3 fy Bi A Ben at Frain pres £1 Rider, Ca \u2018Fine Rowand, Mills, Dawson, wards, sista tha nt the Mount | ver, Cnthes ine stecet, corner oi of P he stations.rv A Am A AA SN _ Kaiser W.1 10a.m.A tam.8 Most Cases, f£or uj oe Church wan y itm > % FOL SALE- 1000 FT.BELTING.$0 DISCOUNT.TT gaia 50 Hospital sivas corner ot.Fone ors wd D Hamer Had ads A a Maiden ghes, Sole agents far the celeb a Behr Bros, Wa NTED\u2014A GOOD PLAIN COOK OR GENER out of the conference and become an- & e agen ' abs Bros.\u2019 pianos, Thomas and Use nl servant._10 Park averu power, ange shail, dl, aches.plane planer, gdm.Ko.13%.John s& Agir LEWIS, Room Ems.REV YOLK TO GRO An « NEW \"GAD 4 MEDICAL WAL INSTITUTE, A NEW BRUNSWICK NEWS.vers of Methodist church, Xo ig the gas organs.pianos, hinery.\u2014y urch that ANTED\u2014 A STRONG nov 10 JAKE HIMSELF ES Pa boring and swing mas mu [aM Hepa | 7, hor $130 a berth, first oa STON, WALS.- if tho conference can -get- aion without rr WARE SR im a TOR BALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, KINDLING.#2 10 ud ai.Job trac Frost conus aps GEO Corine Fr i re EE Hues poral [aPBOIAL TO THE 6fAR] Mount Vernon.Church the church oo Five frsely and'lovingly toall, » Tithout - hardwood, $2.50; $1.50 per load; all kiln Barron Block now thoroughly renovated; eluctric rie ligh DOUGLAS SESE, 184 St.Jamas strect, Mont = : 81, JouN, N.B., Feb.1.\u2014 William Kerr, a surely exist without the conference ; son pane ératofel ana.vita le an tam VV ANTED-A GENERAL SERVANT WHO UN.driod: chew peut a et ue od omer o bon | is 5 Dost clam electric passenger Hemel po ht and = 7 rchool teacher past middle age, dro) \u2014 ceive ily, grate ind a re 4 Manchin ds cooking.Must bare erences.ape \u201ca oo né Eyota partis, re O, Bet NP 5 es se BOARD.- \u2019 dead in Blasett's barber ber shop last night the JOURNEYMEN BAKERS ON STRIKE.fd Ta and the y ba of | WARD A.B or atin.À, ob re 6 Philipe FREE Pub, ae Le SNS sox | A \\O LET- FROM IST 18T OF MAY as .THE Tove y ,- : - death of Saiton, of Ca Copia Anthony Bers: (SPECIAL TO THE erik.) pi ees.BI JO Dupuis Fesren cor vt Cather say oats Avdrd Te ay Co LA Bu Joh se Mr.Lewis, office | TYOARD-MADAYE A.LEFRANCOIS, LaDrs | 66 ; province, aia Abert, Captain Murray, 51 Mamsgries, February l\u2014In conse- purifies ide bi WATE \u201cch CENTRE PERTE 0 es Elia | Ben SA Ve iphéets Le provient in SL.Stephen, quenes te iriks among the Ih | tt By ith references at 11 Shuter etre oO x3\u201d Don BALE G 201s Notre Dame tract snd i 5.To or Ta Bat of Now.Bo > BST Samer, vais modernes.\u2018Na, 18 8e.Dominique sa un | Fra ah inflammatory sore throat is epidemis in men a this on ihe mi ay, Dakers .D-\u2014FIRBT Catherine st.Apply J.D.Couture, 143 St.Lawrence, New York Life, Tel 123.George Bury D- MRS.MCEWAN, ADS BICK ova » ericton - \u201capocial Notion Notioth Wow NED FIRST OLASS DRESSMAKERS.AP.\u2018ather Fines À Li 98 PO ter rnou APRIL LARGE NEWLY FAINT.Buber sccommodation Jor boarders, wb Len : AND HOW T0 ATTAIN IT,\u201d as As Lon als Ki nga om on en rey ers and thelr sy ae >.reer: ads.Roti Mutual YH HARE © Hoo, %* us Ünireraty sCr'eloctrio fut light ho aia?handing.A png 187 Cadioug sh, below Gt Catherine se ER 1 Ç an old man a ho a oh lived: alone for: Em Pinger the.read aris, mob, atfempied to wero | , ALLANDALE Jenvary 31.There te 5 WANTED TO PURCHASE, Bran dolighutulottice or studig, WER HALL, or Bon ar FOOM DAGANCTES ALBO TABLE | dt Last à Medical Work Thas Tells the S0ats, was found tn bia house.He had bass P Balled out and dispersed the totam\u2019?dea of excitement smong the mem ooo | FR LE AR EEN PANS TN 05 | me or, dine, corn phe Tor Lag * Causes, Describe tho Eects, deadnearyaweek pocullar dase hat bappened ai Gravéuhneet prof?or Ares À Chou, Pat $3 Foie\" ir a HOUSE DOG.ip HOUSES TO LET.J30ARD MNS SARL, TaDT oct RES, PRL | ten ts tho Remedy.a\u201d THE PACIFIC FLAGSHIP.\u2018 .FLOATING BATH FOR TORONTO.a2 that n member of the.Io ue AAA Sm rr ot am affendance, with or without board.136 Bt.Obrore at joy 0, artis: RE.i , \u2014 Samuel Murray was ANTED\u2014A STÉEL SAFE, BUROLAR PROOF.TT _ 3310, cally most beautitul, medical book that haa ap - SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] | 6 brakesman, and for several w lide dimonsun, one to te cuble fout Must be BUSINESS CHANCES.Léa Ci 1% 1, uo BOARD GENTLEMEN CAN ah IN TABLE Ene Mustéetion fn tots © bo hog grit joc {sPEOIAL TO THE STAR] | A.February l.\u2014George H.Sym- oats Slay pleas at his home mer ; anager 0 AAA ANA i © minu treated are y i El OF ALE_A GLOVE FACTORY RAR ORANGE | TE Wena Sie Aid PO Sara CET GR | roue BOAT, ARTE Tt Male wr ond af No Fok, hey sche on hand bart Bo lor a th pomer oth eV \u201ciron dires, nbout 0 rec high.AP chr Bo Ving » nibs profit or st ps arial well on des LET A \u201coa, ne a HOUSE, 10 ROOMS, prono fesait ge hildren; HED ROCHE IN Aor fmpotency, ed cruisers, has been definitely gelociod by oF ald be wi ill first experiment with an old kiduer complaint coupled with a SPAR of fog vo Lek profit or 36 partner.8 aso Bay forseil- with rand od oor ARR, ROAD DEPT.het one (an x: © \u20ac Phe Sterility, the Tuisers, has ns the new flagship for the vessels.collapse ap Dr gore © system.RAT ANTED\u2014A THOROUGHERED PEMALE TRISH 32 Oty Hall FROARD-AND Boo LARGE \"WARM ROOM._ Yoricoeele, ee - Ts [ae given.Érand Trunk Balla Better, with pedigree.Address \u201cI 2870,\u201d STAR offige.R'SALE\u2014FIRST CLASS CORNER Faro où 1 ET = OBTABLE BELF C0 1 B% \u201cboating, \u201cwhi ood\" toont: ates table ae Ce [.Loxpox, _February 1.\u2014The corvette | THE \u2018CZAR STILL LIVES.doctors, q \u201cHis pad a: treet, doi class busin dresse TL mie?6: ioe lars only in | board 0 Doreemtor ee 720 254 \"Thoës taientine Marriage, de.\u201cGarpett,\u201d mounting fourteen , left \u2014 .him his total disabliity claim.; Yes A SET OF DRAFTENANS | for sling\u201d an Tole Brn has, ee god Wah, | roar, olght tooms, bath ad closet Gomemion iiedate San AD ANS ROOMS FRONT ROOHICWITE OÙ TTR an eho ud ow grad ge arse th, Mies ing Tou >, a for ferro.2 ap ean: disebility claim wos the Tooal- ES aan tate price to \u201cL 4\" Bram near 906 1 lyifdesired.ge B GRAY Ba board, Bathyoom fiat; also table board, ul aks, tho old socrots na | one pe Avapuled, She had orders oes i A 1.~The Czar \\ + aad and sent on > She d Divi | \u2014 7 SEE Form one ty | Bi SET rm wr | GLEE HE RS rm dE Dre pe de LOST, Hyaciothe Que To rbère address 31 SO One dance, ent, » PS de ve Lie bo Mons\u2019 were sent to the commander of the va dj dis Bethy an atsermpe a upon bis de Bad to tisaith, an nette that hé does nob wang AAR AAA AAA AA AA mn ne Ware TAILOR AND MILLINER 005 FLATS TO LET ARD-TIRET LAGE.TABLE = DOARD, AT 10 ADDRESS THE.PUBLISHRRA.vessel aa oot Eloaciula until the ren \" the monte s rille + 3e Cond should haves 4 : anity suy * atootumodated.uvies : Rorsprgnoing ab HARE ROUGE nos at Cote 8.\u201d Antoine.No competition.Don lows rose Br vost Di Die iy 2 el ER JE ME DIC AL 0'Y.\u2014\u2014 tl aE Ter L\u2014Dr.D, E |}iurrey was cured by using Dodd's Kidney £088 Palace sk aud revel noue 4e : = 19x00 FF.UBE OF ELEVA JJOAED-GO0 AND ROOM.Df Phi x ATTEMPTED SUICIDE., chief of the bureau of animal in.2 2 .He 3 a 2 \u2019 T° toe, vain ie #holosal THÔMAS LIGGET, Bw 1 = & week, J _ Butialo, N.Y.m .; Salmon, ch \u20ac e Department of fAgncaltare, y A Codd Reputation.- aed OSTA SETTER, 3 OLD.ANY ONE PROPERTY WANTED, 0 an m_ ry, O ; A fi rem ralog her.io 1 Contant st.wil recive reward San sur 1884 Notre Dame st.[aPECIAL TO THE BTAR.) | bas re returned ied gs Shicago, prrose La Las .Brown's hial Troches have been be oand in any ones possess ; cluded the expgriinents whie ebeen faré the any Years, an promonted.; ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE CASH.A LET FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING, OVER | February L\u2014A tanter named Con In that alty, to test the effect, of we.to be the Coast ost remedy OSTA PURSE, CONTAINING A SOM OF Witter a pile house extemalon preforred: | Ts SR George.Ban, on Armes.25% AVERT DANGER! Napoi Qurane, Febraars attempted suicide yester.Ja progress at 0 rés jaw in cattle.hers ac nowisasel is Mrs.S.H.Elliot TA BEAR Sn ang bear Bloury.Please office, 3 day morning his throat with a hty-five cattls were slaugh all of Ridgefisl Conn., pays : \u201cI have never been An SITs On & 6 carence WANTED\u2014 TO PURCHASE FOR CASH À TO ETC, WANTED.From \u201cImpure Drinking l carving knife.Leck Loclers ed aod the thirty five which had been affected with LEE without for The lest thirt ; L west car ur on St Mark al, a Stay leathor hand bag, ferrod: te al partion.harem: joss 2d pre - wl Waters by using only the | Te aral dn mar vried got out.of bed and and sixty-eight wee found to.be portelning cloves.Reward wt 11% Dorch war se - x3 Canis Natural Mineral Waters seising the knife comimenced to cut his pletely ug.roads when the.the.rot Tor 1 À BLACK LÉATHER FORRE SANTA MONEY TO LOAN.partica- throat, ea yrphcie ds 8 the © jugular vein.1 han animals \"rors i Ad wan, olan aed fry on 8 conta.and other amail : from\u201d contamitistion.Lo en he was dindo byhia wife 63 per cent, of cured.articles.Finder re veturned.to 153 St.George = Ç : Enconseions and bleeding\u2019 to death.The pA a] treet.1 OANS \u2014 & TO ADVANCED ON SHORT a WANTED.inn i fes rotor et at 0 hopes of | - The\u201c Fhe ë TS ae ie .\"tom .FOUND.iid warty.irre Thompeon 8 Temple Buidier | WASTED CAT pat 5 03 Fou Tat Er ; ie [EEE % rf nrens of TA\" aon arrived E UND-ON SATURDAY, B PUPILS WANTED, te ct Ream, pro bailding lots left \u2018 tan fy À Bretale our Benes can can paroi AMAA LA AAA \u2018LESSONS WANTED.: ; v1 2.pa pen rr arb es ice .em, 7 I ne et maris sr IY tag and poachi, SEEN CEE NEY Sue, YW dde se .Otis ons Boe: foot, 0 ès ; » UNDA SUM OF MONEY, ON THURSDAY, a Proncaie.Address ; E Adress \"M\" Szan oies Xi HD où Cire erreurs \u201cEa WEE . .GIROULATION OF THE DAILY STAR apres For week ending 28th Jan., 1898.- Present Daily Average for Week \u2014 ENDING \u2014 JAN.28th, 1893, 34,502.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014>\"\" ess WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1868.THE PROVINCIAL BUDGET.The budget of the Provincial Treasurer is more to be commended for {ts lucidity than its courage.No elector can read it and fail to see that the province is in a bad way; but be will then ask with natural impatience why the knife was not applied more freely to the items of expenditure, aud why more taxation was not ventured upon.It is & poor policy for us to go on loading down the future with increasing liabilities.The Government will this year, however, add to the economies of last; and it is encouraging to know that they have their faces turned in the right direction.But there is no reason why they should fear the most vigorous economies.The people are loyally behind them in preserving the credit of the province.They elected the present party to power for the sole purposo of sharply stopping the drift of the province to the leeward; and they will sus- taln that party in plumping the anchor right overboard no matter who gets splashed.The only danger that the Ministry hasto fear in a party sense is that the \u201c Opposition may outbid them with the promise of more sweeping economies.\u2014\u2014 FHE ADVANCE OF TARIFF REFORM.The debate on the address at Ottawa advanced the cause of tariff reform by another distinct step.During the last few weeks it has been progressing rapidly.The commendable courage of the Conservative members, such as Messrs.Cockburn - And Oralg, who first declared that the Foster version of the National Policy needed frank amendment, proved \"that the sising writh of \u2018the people had reached the politicians.Then came in quick succession the vague promise of the Government that the \u2018\u2018molderingbranches\u201d of tarlif would suffer; the clearcut | tariff reform utterances of Messrs.O'Brien and McCarthy; and the shower of notices of motion at the opening of Parliament from both sides of the House asking for the repeal or reduction of specific duties.The sole jarring note in these pre-sessional cadences was Mr.Laurier's ill-advised sttempt to bring the discordant piping \u201c @f the cracked horn of Unrestricted Re- olprocity into harmony with the universal ery for tariff reform.Apparently, however, he is now balf- minded to abandon this impossible k PNaither in his speech nor in hisamendmeñt to the Address, did he push the U.R.\u2018\u2018fad\u201d ) porvard.Still Sir Richard Cartwright \u2018\u2018resurrected\u201d the corpse; so it can hardly be sald to be entombed yet \u2018But its end is near.Mr.Laurier\u2019s evident reluctance to \u201ctrot it aut\u201d in the triumphant manner of old is a sign of the times.The policy of plain tariff reform is gaining ground with the Liberals as well as with the Copservatives.Another feature of the debate was the reiteration by both the Premier and the Pinance Minister of \u2018the intention of the Government to make changes in the tariff.Nota voice wid raised for standing still.The lines of the tariff reformers are closing on the citadel of the monopolists.+ HIGH-HANDED BRAVADO! The high-handed refusal of the \u201cring\u201d and the city officials to obey the law of the land and their revolutionary determination to hald to-day\u2019s elections, legally or illegally, will probably enable them to make a better comparative showing at the polls to-day than they otherwise could.The friends of law and honesty took the \u2018\u2018injunction\u201d at its face valuo yesterday, and, for a time, suspended work.But the \u201cclique\u201d candidates pushed right ahead, leaving no uncartainty among their followers.Mvén to-day the chaotic state of the situation will keep many voters, \u201cwho have no pecuniary interest av stake, way from the polls.Busy men will not\" ee take trouble to cast a vote hah may, after .all, prove to be © a «hot in the air.In this dvle crisis, such should not be the case; but bisous know that itis soever.duy advantage that the \u2018dique may win will be purely ; .The people of Montreal will pot tolerate representatives who im- pedently defy ov even the judges on the Bench.Tux favorite , as ogtlined by the journals of the Republic, is j kep Hawai! independent under Ameri- \"on prosectioh.This is much the attitude of Beltain in Egypt, which the Americans] anyelves find to distinguish from | h sovereignty.\u201cMa Daviix)\\M.P., is reported as say- a potter a, Ottawa that \u2018the son of Mercier) would again ib power.\u201d This will Hot ba a or was rather cruel of a Nova Scotian \u2018Sodge to condemn Clarke Wallace N soogpting \u201can Inferior position | It is surely only charitabli for ÿ Cabinet\u201d aseuwmis that'he would have taken a super dor position, if he could.| ANXIOUS ALDERMEN AT THE OHY.x HALL * the Elections must be TR old Toi Te-dky st AU ll of Review Has Jurindiaiton, pry Sete oies Ja Jette, art > on in the morts este de ue ing an Injunction to restrain the h of muniçipai elections to-day.Counssl were being h on the mer of Be question, when Mr, Maoraster polit to whether.the Court of ised \u201ced 3 lo tion in a ouse of this kind.heir\u201d Hono retired to consider, an: an interval of about .quarter of an bour, resumed their Jui pinces upon t a Jette fhen annouuced the unanimous cfsion of himself and his colleagues.His Honor stated that they been inclined to waive minor objections, in order that the case ight proceed; but the question of jurisdie on was too serious a one to be ignored, Upon examination of articles 883 and 834 of the Civil Code, they had come tg the conclusion that the bearing could not go on.The judgment in question was an interlocutory judgment, and while tho articles In question provided that the Court of Review alone had the power to hear appeals from floa) judgments in municipal cases, they also provided that the Court of Appeal alone had power to hear appeals from interlocutory judgments in municipal cases.The Court, therefore, no option but to decline to hear the Pp! appeal, At the City Hall.Tho aldermen and others |nterested waited at the City Hall yesterday afternoon for the serving of the writ of i ction ® stay the clection proceedings to was expected at any moment, but When the oftices closed at five o'clock it had not been served.Mayor MeShane was so restles that about 3.30 he asked the City Clerk to accompany him to the Court House, where the proceedings were going on in Review.The pajority of the aldermen spoke favor of the holding of the elections to-day in any case, Lut there were one or two exceptions.Ald.Villeneuve, M.P,P., who was up from Quebec, was deci edly of the opinion that the city officials should respect public opinion and not hold the elections, but be was in the great minority.Ald.Pr refontaine sald the clectious could not be blocked in that way.d.Hurteau said all ne expenses of tho + eioetion alr: been incurred wud a #3 should\u2019 be held anyway, id.Rainville was very Propoutocd in his opinion in faver of the elections proceeding in any case.Ald.Clendinneng deciared himself in favor of doing whatever the Reo le wan! A meeting of the Light Committe was to have been held yesterday afternoan, but at twenty minutes t three o'clock only Id.Stearns and Villeneuve were t.They signed the roll and le Ons of the items of business was the passing of the Royal Electric Company's account for January, \u201cbut,\u201d as one alderman remarked, \u201cit Would be a very serious matter to pass that account under the reduced rate sy provided by the new contract until that contract was signed by the Mayor, as it would decidedly commit the Committee.\u201d 4 Protestant Hospital for the Insane.Yesterday afternoon the Protestant Hospital for in the Mechanios\u2019 Hall, lowing office bearers for 1863 were elected : President, Hon.ard, re-elogted ; first vice.Tres aa Chas.xander, reelected; second vice-president, Henry Lyman: re-elected; treasurer, F.olferstan eld re ees re-elected; hon.secretary, rt vernors of the rd of management\u2014 Tardis Bishop Pond: Dean Carmichael, Rev.Dr.e Hague, Dr.Wanless, Wo K James McBride, C sei HE , Colin M , W.Re unortord Ww.oy te s, J.Watson, Geo.hen, 8 Evans, W.-Drake P.Lyall, E Fin: ley, Dr.ick, Pr.8a.Ww.Dr.F.W.Campbell, À.Davidson, A.ex-officio, Messrs, Colin McArthur, Wal Rutherford, Peter Lyall Perry, Wm.Kennedy, James Perry.House committee\u2014The 2 Vrai Moore.\u2018 \u2014 / last of wht : For \\ghest scoring black Minarcas, rize, gold medal, was won by W.K.Low en, also 1st prize on black Minorca hen and lst and 2nd prize on pullets.Omitted From the List.In the list published on Saturda rizes awarded at the Poultry S ast week, the following were omitte the six Vive la Canadienne.At the beauty con petition held lately in the West for a model for the silver statue which is to be placed above the Mon! State building at the Chi Exhibition, he first prize was won by \u2018Mlle.Excéréde mbert, of { Minnespolia.Prince of Hohenlche Dead.BERLIN, Februi 1.\u2014Duke : Victor of Ratibor, ce of Corvey, Prince of Hohen- lohe- furst, an \u2018president of the Prussian Upper House, died'at Breslau on Monday ovening Clo wig Carl ictor, Prince of Hohenlohe- Schillingsfurst, was born at Rothenburg March 181 1819, and, was the second of Francis seph Prince of Hohenlobe Schil- lingsfurst (0 the line of Walden At thé time of the death of hix father, in \u20181631, he was studying in the University at Got- tingen.A ycar later, having passed his examination, he took a position in the p He service in the Office of Justice at ran.breitstien.He next became Referendary o of theGovernmentat Potsdam.The Landgrave of Hessen- Rheinfels- Rothenburg having di the princely family of Hohenlohe succeed to a rich inheritance, including the lordships of Ratibor and Corvey: is did not alter Clodwig's position, his.got Frise taking the domains, thé K William IV, (die \u2018the Hh of og the death of his Érother in 1 PE Ernest, Clodyrig succeeded to the old famil seat at Schillingsfurst, and took up his residence in Bavaria, becoming an.heredie tary member of the Parliament of that {ountry.In 1849 he retired into private © marri uy acess of Sayn- Vitgenution, numerous family.He eantored pues, life eo, again in 1800.Towards the youthful king requested Hi ohenlahe 0 repare a programme of the princi wh ch were %» serve eventually as a m ie terial policy.[This commission he filled wing op ointed.Bavarian Minister om The whole of Germany January 1 867.at last \u2018adopted the Hohenlohs pro- eo sucgessful termin 67 the Jar of © was clected m the first German Parliament, and, in poeme of \u2018his trloiem, immo y ine vice-president thereof.ter the Marshal Mauteuffel Prince Hohen- f Jobe whe afipplitad Gavernor of Al Anas.58 A Cold Wave in ves Went, ST.PAUL, February L vy bliszard raged yesterday dirouhout Le Northwest.Wires were prostrated and trains delayed.The cold wave acted stratigel¥, as at eight o'clock yesterday morning it 38 below at Helena and at Missoula, ia, 100 miles north of there, it was 10 bove HE same time.etens there wind from the west and another at M from the east.In Duluth it vee 4 Fae Winnipeg 10, x and Jamestown, 0, ile st 8 Grand Forks and Fargo it was ly 2 d Trarmer, vith » A ad t point in cach of ve re February Wakeman has been Hh er oh the Richard EEN the bt Eh Tt to acide uh ir.Canada.d lakes an contiguaus /_ As com A Ipainding Sha Pioeal alr Your ~~ Endiog January, 1808.[sPRcaAL TO sm.erAR) : © QuEmEo, February 1.\u2014The great parliamentary event of to-day's sitting was, of course, Hon.Treasurer speech.The House met at 3.30, and almost every member was in his seat, The strangers\u2019 galleries were well lined with spectators, some of whom looked as if they expected great things; as if much enjoyment could be derived from addition and subtraction! Mr.Hackett's Bill to further amend the municipal code respecting m Disipal elections was presented and received.It provides fe for tt the appolutment of sworn retarn- t dite the second reading of resolution No.2 the supplementary estimates, reported from the Committee of Bupply coming up, Hon.Mr.Hall rose and in a quiet, deliberate manner, apoke for about n \u2018minutes taxes, venue and expenditure, and then resumed his seat.His voice was clear and his articulation , 80 he was heard by everybody In the ouse.Mr.'s statement was aa follows : It now devolves upon me, sir, to make the customary motion that the House go into Committee of Supply, and to follow this up with a statement of the financial position of the province fons t this date.must also give explanat! ons he respecting the the estimates af expenditure the year 94, which have been laid before this House, how it is proposed to meet these, and give ou supplementary estimates for the year Tage 802-43.1 made a corresponding motion before this ouge on.Mav 20 of last year (1802), and at that time entered into sa much detail that I feel my task today somewhat lighter.At that time to Goreriment had two situations to meet : \u2014 iyst.Imposing taxation that would moet the deficiency in our revenue, restore uilibrium in our ces inspire con- fi gnee | in the public.Seco! A reduction in our general ex: penditure to make it approach our revenue without impairing the efficiency of the pub- ljc service or impeding the proper progress of the province.It is now my pleasure te say that the membersof this Mouse and the people of this provinoe have ably supported us in the means we ado to put ourselves right.Our credit and position have anprmous! improved, and the feeling has gone a that the ple of this province were ready and willing, no matter how difficult it may be.to come forward and pusist Demagelves by their own resources.ucing a scheme of taxation, howoves pe ect it may be, and having it accep y the House, the Government of the pra asserted [teelf and shown the Pablie it was ready an Lt otarmined to meet its obliga- tons.In all this we had a very hearty and cominon support.Now, I ask, let what has gone be à matter of ancient history and let recriminations cease.See if we cannot get down to business and come to practical legislation.IMPOSING OF TAXATION, As to the scheme of taxation, which was submit at session, 1 am happy to say, a8 a general rule, it has been accepted and well responded to.1 know any ta tion scheme is, to say the least, distastefui, and the taxes paid in many cages with re- uctance, 1 knew 7 also it would be o io LSoiclam, and charges of being u unequal What t scheme has not been i wd offered \u2018the sc emé, not as an imposition, but ss a: son of ses y, and they will tbin facts Si res every a Ve are Bove iment carefully the iy and \u2018adopt me nes aa make it hear as equally as possible.REDUCTION IN EXPENDITURE.with 1801 yds She fast the Mercler régime, we other economies, for the Follow tions for 1802-93, 28 pp an by our es Paine.and my last s 5 33) of $431,621.14 in ordinary expend gn Bol he the question of the doing away th be item of\u201c dapecial\" 5 nditure, nd al aso he fact that over year, and will vuffer more than As ri 12 he i ereasod annual charges of in- abi debt, a on account of tof tho new railway Subsidies but What © facts e have year of among an this old take meas far we have gonel the actu expenditure for six months, from July, to January, 1863, the first six months of our proper year.Let us compare it with the t aix > months of the Jear 1601-82, under the Morcier administrati The following are the 8 for comparison without giving much detail: CASNT EXPENDITURE, July, 18m, to January, 1802.Ordinary.\u2026.\u2026.151,019 70 Special.eaten 8 140, 837 rv 291,877 00 paymenta railway guarantee ta.Lean een anne 112,608 53 Railway subsidies.[ 345,670 42 $2,757,353 8 July, 1898, to January, 1863.Ordinary and extraordinary expendi- CAXE 1200000.$1,878,899 00 Repayment railway guarantee de 19 ' a Railway subeidics SE Pty] $2,302,548 87 In my classification we have abolished the item of special expendit and only allow an item of extraordin expenditure.in connection with public works, sych as that in connection with the Montreal Court Honse.Tt is true we have six months to go fo complete the year, but there is nothing nt the next a, months betng as carefully watched as the first.think there the public will be pi well as the honorable members of House > that the economies promised will be more than fulfilled, and at the same time we have not impaired In one degree the efficiency of the public service.REVENUES TO JANUARY, 1003.As thas ta the AR ES ie the six st oi Chute ness apart from ti Imposts\u2014we ave more malized our ur ex Rabon rail \u2018While we were | Ea and con- \u2018trolling It th* Eh oe bave hot ne- Fin duty of Shr rs ar of ro es year ible, de, divi rer fev pacing ot ob | Eo gd adh 98: the ro ous o or \u2018te ye pi = EE vi Spi | a Fry Hall's budget, _And the Dee Rae ments.on account of tho - 7 prinelpai Es \u201cthle, = De = wero oro In excèss a Whole by.by\u2014 M, mude up of ferences shown above a for themselves.The total 655.06 less, made up of .An excess in the estimate of $9.782.10 In the ordinary expenditure, as shew | + comparison ol the various terms.; crease in the special expenditure of 04, la due tothe accou speak | expondiqurs is .in\u2019 copnection with the Montreal Court, Hotte \u2019 not coming In time to be paid d within @ for raliwa} and aid doe reporte or lich | 8 whic did not ome.in time ue TT did 4, À decrease of House Fund.1 may say oh t Omer result exceptional, inasmuch as the Supply Bill containing the estimates and Shea tary estimates only received the assent the Lieutenant-Governor, Ju June ét, the of prorogation, an poly a few days the.close of the fiscal year.REVISED ESTIMATES, 1802.03, give the ordinary receipts as Rr na) mote, $780; ,000; mak: of 80.a total iginal estimate of ents, (520, - 350.0F From this sum aro to be dedu 1 cted amon nts not required, their total being Amount of special warrants, $929,307.04 La, pas futfercre a of supplementary estima 433.os deficiency Between ordinary rece pts and 111.21; railway subsidies § $1.0 018, 62; total amount to provide during year in addition to revenue, $1,327,- It must be remembered that in arriving at this deficiency of $309,111.21 there are included in the payments : Extraordina: pnditure on Public Works and .$241,100 00 uildi Railway Guarantee De- ae 240,405 3 Amounting together to the sum of.$481,505 505 39 thus showing that, exclusive of \"the extraordinary ti the revenue for the current year i proba bly be in excess of the amo to meet the interest on | de Baie De and all the other Publio \u201cun {ces der the same year by a sum of about yment of railway subsidies are not sp dln.in.Last year car the estima Showed d : 2 cit, apart fro wa qu of 82,000.This yeas.1e wi be aed od ced to re 5 hows $308,111.new taxes cided in \"the prenne that cepts be collected.THE ESTIMATE OF RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR 1806-94 18 AS FOLLOWS: Dominion subsidies $1,278, 952.80, interest $0,000: crown lands $000,000 administra.op of Justice, $212,500; latration s ; and these sums together sort \u2018on fiona x on comimercia tions, mme duties, eto., eke a of §4,082,152.80.The esuimated expenditure for 1808- A Railway 94 amounts to +370,00.84.o.Excluding items of pale\u201d one i subsidies and and considering the special expenditure as abolished or me: in public works extra ordinary, the re uction in the balance.of the Items, x railway subsidies shows § 80 in the year 1802-83 over 1801.92, Vers in 1898-94 a reduction 018.88 over 1882-83, or a total spdueon ss we came Into power of $840,121 It will be seen therefors thet.a le of this, we bave a deficiency in t-%y $988,637.04, but in this there are Inokid ci the Boris payment Ropes ot principe principal gua nto a \"depuis.PAP noth 9 raion 20.117 76 |.+ a PSE If we ha not these ta bea 1 on ote i in | would be rec requi: bce Ç xp meet our increased interost on publie deh.The treasurer then gave a staternent of the \\iabllities and assets of the province.Sara Er ing an excess of ver ts on Tine 30, 1003 ae SEE TT IN SPEAK ING OF THE FUTURB Mr.Hall said: \u201cWe have now at lost J may sar, Juldlled our ises.The pen ol\" $02 reduced, and is undér et co been 1 e fe have still vor some further reductions revenue, we = Loti on on \u201cwhat may he due to the Crown being it There are several questions just in teh t that » pequire adjustment, and until tl posed of, thes exact posit on of bes Tables pot ed.e arbitrators a nted ar \u201cthe Pros Dominion questions between and the fate province of Canada and the two provincos are soon to meet.e cannot foresce the result of this or form any calculation of what this province ma or have to pay.The balance of the pris of M O.& O.Rallway within a short time.We have oa fine those railway subsidies which have lapsed and remove them from our statute books.All this\u2019 requires t flec- tion, and the lt vi \"atablist what we ma; to pay all these liabili flea: nc woe invoive aù increas in the ublic debt and our interest Takln into consideration She Fras 20,000,000 cs which becomes d ne on da 0 next, the iatiity for re yment © Way guarantee deposits, a eh, as we pay how, are vy annual and also considerin our tempera cas on June last, which must he and also taking into consideration \\ railway subsidies for the current - «nd next year, it is clear we must inake some permanent provision for this, the success and extent of which will make a difference in our annual charges.These matters eu have to be taken up and some arrange made before the first of July next, a while our annual charges for Interest on publ o aebt tas be incréased, there will pe dtion in the amount of pur a Senditure in the extraordinary riod wit Ich we have now been pa ng Tout bof or d revenue.This y be known in time, bat no doubt bt at tho ns {esslon \u2018the of the ite de- con oncinda by astine the publie a tho provi in bo whole, ministration tau Than Hire: \u2014My wife hod been suffering for months | \u2019 tnion must be that we have pot abused Diabetes in iti \"worse form end bad the bent dou- TUTTI FRUTTI e canfidence placed in us, and have no tors but no cure.She thought she would Lry your doûb if we ares to meet another ges.Resotvent.By tho time she used afte bottle she got Seid by ail Druggiets and Contect! sion the position of the province will list four bottles have sured ber.She was so weak 305° miinios.be cleatly defined, and if we still get aid 1 ro a De hbore \u2014 me me aay our cial position will der dir font again TE It would take all day to tel au Nem : REBY GIVEN, THAT seat Eon.S05.Hall taxly reruined fin ey SON =H \"oot She SE Be nee TS «nos = de Meteus Bapwat ko: er of the rac Fl EE ig af oe te wongratalate à Dim .on the brevity of AAT hts, You + bea reed .oi the Dolograph of $a ! he be hong app Wo ot on\u2019 such an pi ent) wd HOLLINGAWORTE.authorising her or La sell ponaticaine soit mue troutie (5 patho a THE sui a ana See de Ed 1 conse bot prie wiion ondes Black Epats and Bin Erup- \u201c7.LROLAIR 4 He said that the public tax: : .Shut ewo-thirde cf te pout 0 from \u2018 \"Vas, ; = pubis: - nations of to jud igo of the Ad- - M en Lg that Mr.i hi a be sxproms b » ee age EE \"PTE, Le disclaimed every intention of Burg Mr.epued 's feelings, and 8 added \u201cIt gives me much log apologize rose .and Sow crit clzed he call up tn in; Bi.Glad neral manner, in a len it ; bee ns an with tho financial ne tra of t o provinee Still, he congratulated Mr.A hls able speech.Such ure parliamentary habits ! .Carbray also codgratulated Mr.Hall, but found fault with the manner in which agooints were kept, using the words ne xaot\u201d and \u201cconf » Here Mr.Dechenerose and with a sardonio smile on his lips moved in amendment that the House was y to vole the sup- Plies to Her Majesty, but that it regretted bat the Government, after the experience of the last six months, hud not seen fit to ive up the systom of {taxation inaugurated st session.that the House was | of opinion that by furt\u2019 irther retrenchmenta it would be possible to administer the public affairs Without Sarrying out the laws im- Papin vo © of the House resulted as follows: Yeas, 15; nays, 44; majority, 29.The yous were: Messrs, Bernatcher, Stephens.Sister, Dechene, In Tosstor (Rimouski), ®.rent, ard {Rou hy Gossolin, Lussier, Perrault à and Bisson.rhe House rose at six o'clock.The House resumed work at 8.830 and went into committee on\u2019 the bill to divide the capital stock of the Paton Manufacturing Company into shares of one hundred dollars each; and on the bill to permit the Hon.Louis Adolphe Billy to add the prefix \u2018\u2018de\u201d to his famil name.Both received their third reading an .The bill to amend and consolidate he acts respecting the town of Cote St.Antoine (Mr.Villeneuve) received Its second ing and [yas referred to the committee on où private D esjardins bill to reduce the members\u2019 care from $800 to coming up for its second reading, the great majority of members cried \u2018no vote.\u201d te te,\u201d cried a few members.The vote was taken, and amidst great laughter, the clerk declared thay the vote was unanimous for the second reading.However, the bill will not likely pass.Several | minor matters received attention and the House adjourned at 9.45.Notes of ie oh Messrs.Wm.Whi Sherbrooke ; .W.E.Jones, editor of nef chon Guardian, and Thomas Hart, Richmond, arrived | bere Joeterday, and will to-day wipport a ncregse e on the bridge tween Richmond and tle on Another deputation arrived here in the morning to oppose such a bill, turns are made of the statement of the smoynts collected as direct taxes on sales, transfers, ass assignments, exchanges and do- estate from June 24, 1892, to\u2019 December 31, 18W2, and also of the statements of all ainounts collected by the varions collectors of Provincial revenue in each die trict, separately,during same time, and also of the amounts collected during the same od on manufacturing and commercial jcanse, in virtue of the act respecting certain licenses.The owing are the Anau, nts collected on the sales, ra, Out of tho above amount nee collected iu Montreal west and $18, 318.20 in Montrgal east.The summary of amounts eollected under Boron relating to manufacturing and trading nees oor loonace eines 9.110 x Manion (general) liconses.15,080 d cigar manu facturers\u2019 Hcenses.c.coocvireoan 1.130 00 Direct tas taxes on certaip persons.7.008 59 Duties on successions .6,347 15 Total.$550 74 If you have never used Carter's Little Liver Pills, go at once to the nearest drug store à; tavial.They will surely please sou.forget th this.\u201cBpeotal Notices.ves Grand Central Station, New Yark, 7.80 a.m.; the new Adirondack & St.Lawren , New York Central train leaving Bonaventure station 4.90 ; P- m.daily.\u2018Fable d'hote dinner in dining car.sostt to Dawson's Pharmacy, bee Main street, for ney and Liver Cure.No.109 en mys Kid tf According to life insurance statistics the average of man's life has increased 5 per cent.uring the last last twenty five years.\u2014 DR.RADWAY'S SARSAPARILLIAN - RESOLVENT, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, Far the Cure of all Chronic Diseases The wonderful affected by the Sarnaparil- Yrinory Diseases, its marvellous \u2018power in dinsolving stone aud calculous concretions.curing\u2019 Grave! 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Elevators anda Hoists, Stone Breakers, Engines and Boilers, Donkeys and Winches, \u2014ALWAY¥S ON BALE AT THE\u2014 EAGLE FOUNDRY.King street.TaunrmoS 2 ss.< 4Dai# PEPSIN | \u201cAn Abselute Cure for Indigestion.\u201d \u2018of offion;: No.8F:BL.- rs a Es TUXSDAT, the 14th dey of Foi Ln D (Te Clodket naon, te recette the -\u2014-vOparé for-tho past year, for the-wieetion of Lirectors snd for the tginenption the business of the Com- ¥, SMITH, Bec.Tress MonTREAL, January Mat, 1008.Grand Bypsy Malines and \u201cPop\u201d | 2 FRASER HALL, SATURDAY, FEB, 4th, Matined, 1.30 pan.\u2018\u201cPap,\u201d $ pm.Pnoonantes AT Maniven .Miss Nellle Lawes itton \u201cPor,\u201d Miss Nellic Lawes n Lose n bi flat AR Aion PROGRAMME AT eus \u201cThe Intellectual Tal CR MEL Sh and M Jackson tnule Bilverman Qperetta.in Two Acts, at both Matines und * Pop,\u201d \u201cTHE LITTLE GYPSY, » An exquisite representation by o full cast of nie, supported by A cor HE LY srox op GIRLE.cies) village chiidren are sf TOR di the Common.Two Coraline hay have Tak 8 purse from à ver girl, free The boys Lry to take the gyps: ket from her, as: aro prevented Ly a gipsy boy, Te comes to hier rescue.I'wo boys agree voeacort the gypsies toitheir Sl they overhear o gypsy w jung 67 having been kids pop from hat village.er br ack an and tell what they heard Great is the rp a baby was stolen years ago.oan The her father, Mr.Earle, who visits the gypsy vamp.The haves ae proves Lo be tho baby: she is taken home to er pet er, Hi the gypaiea run away.She appears again village c vommon, this time à a happy Ty 10 CENTS at the d NB.No standing room nl lowed: When the sests are filled, the doors will 3% 4 [Montreal Carpival BALL Under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency The Governor-General and \"Lady Stanley of Preston, \u2014w0 BE HELD IN\u2014 THE WINDSOR HOTEL, Thursday E's Feb, 3th 1833 TICKETS Tady and Gentleman.coovvienivinannns $7.00 Lady (Single Ticket) eas Gentleman {Single Ticket) .$5.00 y Rescrved Seat Tickets may be obtained from the undersigned \u201conly, at 82.00 eau Tickets may be had from the fubecription Corm- mittee, the Windsor Hotel Office nnd the M.A AA.Office.149 Mansteld Btreet.W.8.WELDON, 2 4 daw 8oc.- Treas.Exec.Com.WINDSOR HALL.Illustrated Lecture on \u201cThe Moon\" VRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1691, at $ P.M.Heservod Tbe end S0c ; adui omar Masse Buore dis and Bikar ering bE dr event and one of the most interestl et the Bta dar Cou Alex.Shaw's Sales.RTANT OATALOGUE SALE OF QUES.Hs pa fy , a He Arab io oa ie eh Qiner may ot Bi og i bE orks Ba 24 idodart Aptos G of the Puke ot Orit 95 proof lates on fadien pal r, 2 folio vola.: Raphaels 8, paper éopy.Al 1cked artists proofs on\u2019 india paper, eugraved in best styl too \u2018line gnastipp p7 is doi de oi af ho Anont fnot copy lu À Lous ae hauiquities of tord, 1 1 acy dopa bi Dictionary: ober Joborts a Ho Land; Yirtue's otur Roberts\u2019 nie re ob sn ge de on Pha AE pi cotand Dates llison's Bure or vois.tuders\u2019 Birds of Ame: 400 dit- red; of Cotem- 10 ory ary Art, be POS Bandes faste terpieces, 3 jo vois.He Haw Quebec, etc The Whole wv sold a 0 Beaver Hall Hill, on TRGRSDAY, FRIDAY an na RT TAT, tad, Sale each Rvening at 7.30 E M.Catalogues ready and oa at my store.are now be bad ai 37 ALEX.SHAW, Auctioneer.TIT Tn XTENSIVE REGULAR Moll Auction of New pd Seco Household Furniture an Fiages, car Meronandise ofall all kin fg sto, at our Sales Room, Ne 820 St.dames Street, AY Mersin, ard eh at Ten @'Clock.Cash advances made, sale stor dot Jura ture, etc Several ine Safes for private FRASER BROS.s Buste mt a | INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of VILLENEUVE LALONDE & CO.Ko.1111 St.Lawrence st, byte The AU at Ts TRISTE TUL ll, BY ATP T DAY, Tth February, 1883, at go o'clock, The assets Of the estate as under: Btock of Dry Goeds and Boots and Fixe Book Debts per ltst.Store will be open on ain Tobruary.xR 2 poe 7 Place 4.à MARCOTTE ) 956 law \u2018dotionsers.L INSOLVENT NOTICE - Inthe matter of 4d p Tehders will De received till Noon, 4h FEBRUARY NEXT, th trade of Color Palutinge, Mouldings, Glass, da, fû, #0 As Pet I nary.pe haa 23 8 oan Be seen on the premises 82 3 ia ME RR PLT MONEENAIS, BOIVIN & VIR, TENDERS ror POLES The Berchants Als Telephons Grmpany thie Coat ra .QUEÈN'S penet \u2026.Montreal Operatic Boolety, N ere\u2019s sad Bulliven's ; ET | By kis Sia Sanoietion of B.D'Orly Carto, SY ruskyiRy END, IRD rig BE, SATURDAY, 10 PK 7 QUI '8 THRATH Sent AE der.LTER SANFORD'8 Wonderful Hconto Produetièn, » POWER OF GOLB,\u201d Perfect Aoting Company.Ts Le THEATRE ROYAL.Every afternoon and evening this week _ \"= ; CLEMENCEAU CASE, xoellent Compan: any, Pip cue Harrod sia i.sri gt ladon 10, snd ctw.Co t the Theatre ve veu.A Vande , a 146 VICTORIA SKATING CLUB, For week of WINTER SPORTS, FEB.6th TO FEB.ith.MONDAY\u2014Band and Five O'Clock Ten.TUESDAY\u2014Grand Fancy Dress Carnival, 8 p.m.WEDNESDAY-Band 8 to 10 pm.THURSDAX-\u2014Annusl Races and Games, 8 pm FRIDAY-Champlonship Hockey Match, Quobeo » Montreal, pau.BATURDAY-\u2014Band and Five O'Clock Tes.Tickets for non-residents, good for all of the shove eniertainments and enti the holder to all the privileges of membership to rink fe e weok, are npw bel: Issued at the 0 secretary's ol , 1709 Notes Duras street, at 83 Bubecribors will, as usual, be entiffed to admission to all enturtainments held in the rink.W.ALEX, CALDWELL, sn MA AA RINK, Annual Skating Races.BATURDAY - \u2026 FEBRUARY CONMENCING AT 1 sep \u2018The Band of tbe Victoria 3S -: Bidlés will be present.:- û PROGRAMME, ¢ a 5 dle Race e Race a.ENTRIES CLOSE WERNEARAY, yuu.do bb E Lo undersigned, ction By couts for ce each poolaion Geom en = gy 3g miselon for 8, SPECIAL SERVICES Will be held by RURAL DEAN FORNERET (Formerly of the Oathrdral in this city), In St Jude's Church, Cérper of Courso! and Vinst Streets, COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY, Ist FEB, pus um aod contioaing anil Bh daa nme hour (Sagurds Spine Lo Ld Tn tric oo ia to oil the services and.38 Xex, SIX LECT PURES Esme as os Fat Sa Victoria THURSDAY EV'Q, FEB Ind, 189, Commencing 8 8 o'dbook ADMISSION (TO NON-BURAURIBERS) Ne.s3 Le w, BONTREAL GARBISON er Course of Leatures 1893.FIRST LECTURE, PRIDAT, 2 a ig REAL nm Go BA.Adjutans Pons es HUDSON p.X) Tu QUABTEBLY MEETING oF THN ) Digs DAUGHTERS AND BOKS \u2014will bo beld fu the\u2014 Y.LO: A HALL, 101 Motoalte st, TSP N THURSDAY, FRmApARY md.IR and friends se i Honireal Colegiate Institute and hil uit SE er EN Des ment a Tix, Bounds for toe Pd ss, JO! Tout Kiseygrs L A i ve su - 3 for Sty be hee RESCEN TT BNOW SHOR CLUR Home for Friendiess Women, ) mer ve ela at the br Li reat, on i yobs cn File HP.HO A 3 A .CRYSTAL AL RINK, OTTAWA vs.va: CRYSTAL FRIRAY NIGHT, 8 o'clock, DANCING AND DEPORTMENT Lb | New Classes for for Beginners.a y FANCY DANCES OF ALL KINDS, | £ Cigss Saturday Moraine.A ROY MACDONALD, DAN OLN GF yl Te rr: eT +] THIRTY-THRER + The CARNIVAL AND ITS MANY \u201c= + ATTRACTIONS, grr .+ Erottine at \u2018Lepine Park- Curling at \u201cVarious Rinks-Snowshoe Races Over the Mountain - Mis- cellansous Sports, Etnce yesterday the number of entrics recelved for tho STAR'S second annual snowshoe steeplo- chaso over the mountain course has grown from twenty-three to thirty-three, Tho Hrst batch yestorday camo in from the Hollius, und comprised Ed.Outhet, who has done much, though young, to recomend him as a runner; George - \u201cWoodhouse, who made his first appearanee last ycar and did the course in rumurk- ably quick timo fer a green man: J.C.McDiarmid, J.\u2018Foinlinson aud A.Dalrymple.À solitary entry from the M.6.A.Snowshoo Club came next, A.W.Williams, who was taken ill last Heute, but did some very good work before that n additional entry from Lachine was also received, the new man beoiug P.Boyer, d'inally the Argyle Clubsent in a batchof four.af men who are se well-known that anything writton about them would be guperiluous.They W.D.Maxon, Robert LR.J Fell and y ES urnbull.Brute Col.F.Henshaw, president of the Victoria Skating Rink, ex-president.of the St, o's Snowshoe Clubs fair minded, jude pen- dont man who has atw hes a taken the greatest interest in winter sports, has kindly consented to , act as referee.and Mr.Wm, Cathlert, of the les, onc of their veterans, and w eil- known evorywhere, has consented to act as starter, w position for which he is extremely well fitted.Secretaries of clubs should rete ber that no entries will be received after Thurwia To prevent the interference of wighiscern with the runners in the latter part of the race, the thletic Club House manageine nt ns decided rope off the track for quite a distance: w h bed wire.Ta place all the competitors on an oven footin, §t hae also been decided to carefully weigh the hoes and compel the owners of those not accord- & to regulations to add the nocvssary weight.n thia account it will be well for the runnors to at the M.A.A.A.gymnasium at least half or three-quarters of an hour before starting time.The race will vvernesl by the laws of Amateur noue to Kasoe ation of Canada.No entrance fee necessary.Entries must bo addressed to the Sporting Fa or of the STAR, to reach him oun or before harsday .Fobruary 2, 1893.e race is open to bona fide members of any bona Kde snowshoe club in America.Should thero ¢ any doubt on this point a certificato from the secretary of the club to which the corn- petitor claims to belong will be required.Coaches will not he allowed, and any runner accompanied by un coach between start and finish will be disqualified.The Metropolls Race.The Metropolis Snow shoe Club held their club race last n Ft.It was fine weather, anil there was à go turn-out of racers, trampers and sightecers.16 race was for the Club's cham- plonship cup, and four runners toed the mark End went over the course and finished in the fol- owing order: 1, Andrew Fraser, time, J9 mini 2% James Dennis, 20 min.3, Geo owarth, D min.10 s0cs,; 4, E, Wood worth, who came in with n broken shoo.If was excellent Hme.The officials were: H.C.Messer, starter; Dr.McBean, G.E.Salter and W Judges.Bosides the runners and .cers of the race, fully rixty members with their lady friends were also at the Club ousa and gave the racers a hearty welrome as ey arrived from their hard run over the moun- \u201cThe -company spent a very cnioyablo svening.Tho Metropolis Club are preparing for large gathering on the evening of March 1 Yon the club will hold n grand ladies night at the Club House.At that time the Grand Coun- il of the Province of Quebec R.T.of FT.will be 4 session in Montreal and the Metropolis Snow- oe Club propose giving the membors of the ouncil an outing over Lhe mountain and a reoeptiun at the Club louse.It will be the club's social event this winter, The St.George's Race.e St.George's held a lub handicap steeple- ohise last ight.Fred Fairbanks being scratch COUTSE Was OV or the regular St.Following was the result Baws 8 run.5.F.B Falrbanks' actual time was 18.40 About twenty members of the \u2018Club tram mped out and were joined by some thirty moro who had taken the sp in sleighs.Amongst those present was Prof.Wray.w o made an eloquent sydech.aud Mr.J.Wilson Smith.The Holly Club, The regular weekly tramp of the Holl shoe Can took \u201cplace Tar ovening to the Club House, when some rixty members, amongst them members from Grace Church, turned out.An enjoyable time was spent.The Club stcoplochase es place on Tucsday evening next.The Stanley Club, wl Stanley 55, Club will hoid their usual Thursday night.ale thetr first coal oor se any startin, © top of panel Ash, at 8.16 sharp.Tramp neat at 7.5.\\ To-night's Fixtures.Y.M.C.A.Club over the mountain.Crescent Club's regular weekly tramp.CURLING.84.Lawrence Curling Club.The result of the pa olnt asie in the Hugh Ross medal competition the followin player inte} the eocond ti- viz.: J.Anderson En fo H.Dry»s- J.Henderson, D.Andorson, A S.Robort Miller, D.Guthrie, W.M.Kearns, W.He \u2018A.McCail and O.W.G.Dettmors.following were elected the skips: Messrs, Guthrie and W.J.Anderson, and resulted com i ane TE as follows : % 5 Smith 8.obertean .Tr Bn Miller, stp.BEE akty, Ter 0.W.G.Dottmers Ye J.Anderson.lay off Friday, IEEE Le at TR po undue winner then The ps ou The petition for the Btancliffe afternoon at the Caledonia fl whew o_rinks from the Montreal and In the evening two otros om esults wero: \u2018que, \u2018on Moctreal ice.er / On Caledonia Ice.5 RINK I.CALEDONIA.MONTREAL.% % arabes .E.B.Ibbotson C.C.Newton Eres A.1, Hubbard Wi Wilson, skip, £1 3 \"Williamson, skip, 11 RINK 1 I.E.W.Wilson W.White T.W.MoLaurin J.kB Ha wards - JW.Robertson R.M Dougall Ww.skip, à F.Stanoli e, skip, 8 On Montreal Ice.RINK 1.COALEDONLA.MONTREAL, J.Paton H.B.Bralnerd J.Simpson H.E.Smith J.Robertson Jas.Smith J.H.Hutchison,skip,18 R.W, Tyre, skip, 1 RINK IL T.R.MoArthur IH.M.Belcher | J.W.Watson 8.C.Steve W, P.Scot: À Whitetnoy Robert Wilson, skip.25 CE.Smytho, skip, 12 The Davis Competition Finished.\"The fihal match for the Davia prize at the Thistle rink took place last night and resulted as follows: F.Robertson J.Baillie J: ets Tait A.McKeand Mowat Y.Campbell J.8.Archibald, skip, 17 oF .Baird, skip, u BILLIAR DS.The Cercle St.Denis War, In the report of last Saturday's billiard math\u201d at Slava the repor rt was crroneously given that the Cercle 8t.Denis lost.The score was: CERCLE ST.DENIS, 200 200 100 % Total.MeDongall 186 @raham - 188 teele .righ .100 Majority for Montreal J a race \"0 SKATING.* A Promisins Young Skater.a e mile race at the Prince of i a eink on > Monday night, in which à young ed Briere madq an excellent showing A Snow- | Gordon by three-quarters té beat Gor caught ht in the \u201cthe foe aud be ot a ap send.Bricres was 1301 50a.* THE CARNIVAL.Everything Booming-8ir John Ross Coming.If next week's Carnival ix not a success ie wil) not be tbe fault of the gentlemen who have hed charge of atfairs, The Kxecutive Comite has done a prodigious amount pe work and Weldon, thes secrctary of tbe M.À.À.A has not sal à Momonts rest month or sa.Everything looks most proulsing and final wu rapsements for tho various events are must Unishee Alout a week ago it was understood that Sir John Ross, Commander of the Imperial forces at Halifax, would be unable: to come, but yesterda Mr.Weldon received on telegram to the effec that ho has found Hie to visit the city and w arrive accompanied by Miss Rosa and suite.The Open Snowshoe Steeplechase.Ono of the events of the week on Wduesday afternoon, the civie half holiday, will be the open pnowshoo steeplechase over the mountain course, in which no doubt great interest will be taken on account of the reat air struggle \"which will necessarily mark the 5 ext.No entry feo will Le changed hd entries wil be taken up to Tuesday evening.The race will in no way interfere with the citizens\u2019 drive.The Bonspiel.If the weather be only favorable the curling bouspiet on \u2018Thursday will no doulit attract any spectators.The fact that the crack rink of Tonton, skipped h Flavelle, who not only made Winni- pr ice but Winnipeg curlers emblo, will alone suffire to create the grentest amount of interest.As has beon announced, the play will be with stones only, and permission wil asked to lay out a couple of rinks for practice on the morning previous.\u2018Phe bonspiel will last through Thursday morning and ufternoon.The Bali.The ball programme, as givon in last Saturday's Sra, remains unchanged, and Lickets are belng disposed of very fast.As an additional nd tho hus attraction, and mors us) pecially for iho benefit of those who uot care to dance, a special band.will discourse music\u2019 in the corridors, With the ald of elec- trio signals things will be so arranged that as soon as the band stops playing in the corridors the music for the next dance will recommence in the ball room.A feature of the ball room will bo the decorations, which will be almost gutirely of u oral character, and ure promised to surpass anything that has previously been seen.The Victoria Rink.The directors of the Victoria Skating Rink bave made up their minds to outdo all their previous efforta and use Carnival week for the purpose of waking ns fine a display and offering na attractive a programme as can bo wished for.The programme as nrranged În as follows: Monday - Band and five o'clock tea.Tuesday Grand fancy dress carnival, 8p.m.Wednesday Band 81010 p.m.Thursday Annual races and games, 8 Friday- -C hampionship hockey match, Quebec vs.Montreal, 8 p.m, Saturday Band and five v'elock tea.The decorations, a special fenture of the fancy dress carnival, will be especially fine.The programme fur the open races and games on Thuraday is as follows : Snowshoe race, half mile, boys\u2019 race under fourteen, half mile ; fiat race, one mile; obstacle race, three times around : one- deg rave, 220 y barrel race, 8; three times around ; hurdle J Face, back ward race, hall \u2018mile.All races are vpen to amateurs.Entry fee, 25 cts, Tor subscribers, $14 for non-subscribers, The Victoriu Rifles band will furnish the music.The Citizens\u2019 Drive.The citizens\u2019 drive will take place early on Wednesday afternoon and with the many fine horses and carriages which are being owned in this rity a really grand display ought to be made.All eitlzens possessing horses and carriage aro requeste A to tako part, but adv ertising carts of whatever description wiil be refused admission to the line.The Montreal Tandem Club will head the procession and on their part a very rge turnout is expecte The Snowshoe Torchlight Parade.quarter mile One thousand men with hghted torches and n supply of fireworks and in spowshae uniform counted upon tako part in the Enowehooe parade on the Mountain on Wednesday evenin, They will all be provided with fireworks and torches won returning the latter to tho.A.A.Chi louse, each man will receive a A to the cou crt and bonnet hop at the Athletic Club House behind the mountain, which fakes place immediately after.There will be! fireworks and bonfires atthe Reservoir, at the Park slide and at the Athletic Club House.Ice Structures.Though there will be no Ico Palare resembling the mammoth building of former years there may ve safely to will be two most interesting structures erected which will be well worth secing.One of these will built by the Caledonia curlers in front of and adjoining their rink on Burnside Place.It will 0 the shape of a large arch of artistic outlines and will cover the cutire street.ho other à ice Ftrmeture will be grgcted by the Montrent-Tobeggan Club, and wil entireiy 1 hiding the front ot the Club-honso on St.atherine street weet, nud making n most at- \u201ctractive entrance.Some of the ice blocks used in the construction of the Caledonia arch weigh 900 pounds Showshoe Concert and Crescent Hop.Everything is arranged for the nd rRpow- shoe concert on Monday night in the Windsor Hall.To make tho affair more enjoyable.the scene more attractive and whole more characteristic of the Carnival the management of the concert, which is in charge of the Entertainment Committea, of which Mr, H.J.Brophy is chafrman, request every one w.ho intends to eo the concert and who possesses owW- shoe suit, to wear it.The Decoration Committee will do their best to make the stage look in harmony th the surroundings, and in ali probability the stage w reproduction of tho celebrated a ature of the Tuque Bleue which hangs in the club rooms of ans fleld strest, and will represent \u2018\u2019the Pines\u201d at the top of the mountain gully with the boys lying around.The same evening the CrescengSnowshoe Club will Rivet thelr second dance at the Athletic club Hou ma oy peoplo will be desirous of tak in bath, 4e would ood idea to have slel the waiting to convey people tothe Club House after the concert is over.It will prevont many who uuder no circumstances will mirs the concert to the Crescent dance, and will not Interfere much with the latter, as it usually does not commence till nine or after.The Races and Dinner.The members of the old Tuque Bloue have dinned to Tho sa same evening the M.A.A.A, To Club will have a fancy dress carnival on ther! at Cote St.Antoine so as to provide amusement for the younger element and those who are not able to attend the dinner.The races will take lace on the track surrounding the rink at Cote St.Antoine in the afternoon.The oframme is as follows : 1, 100 yards; 3, fm 3, 4 mile; 4.'1 mile, cham- lonship of Canada, authorized by the A.A.A.of nada.5 120 yards hurdle, open; 8, mile boys under 15 years; 7, mile green, open; miles club cup; 9, life members\u2019 race over virgin Entries close Febru ruary 8, 1893, to W.0.H.odds, 1.0.hox Montreal, and enclose on trance fee of 25 Conia for each event, except boys\u2019 race, which is fre: Gold and sflv hay \u2018medals will be given for all ghampionahi and open events, except No.ules of A.À.A.of Canadn to govern l'events.Onc great attraction of te races will be an old- fashioned Indian race in full warpaint and eathe n Miscellaneous Carnival Notes.All through Carnival snowshoers and tobog! ça ners nrc requested and expected to wear the lanket suits as much aa possible.An on will be made to bave a parade of the Fire Bri Citizens are requested to decorate and jltumi- nate their residences during Carnival week.TROTTING.The First of the Kite Track.There was quite a lot of pooplas on the kite- shaped ico-track néar Lepine Park, yesterdaÿ.Two races were arranged for, ono os which was.finished, and the other will be wound up to-day.Following i isa summary of the races: we miles, be D m sn Bonnie H.LM Morrie.Stincoc, hg : led, n spacial race hae.con arranged, tho startory to be Sunounced- later.FOOTBALL.A mécting of the Scotia \u2018Athletic Football\u2019 Shab hi be held at 70 Mullins street to-night at By Moore.dria.ch McGinty 1 à fitted up.Buildings were being erec M.Ma Toitok b @ Billy Johnston.à 3 and houses forsuch ns were inflicted with Hr Moore, Ottawa, bs Stadacona.,.3ro cholera.No cxpense was being spared to Emond, Montreal, ch m Doll our eerie, 5dr make Grosse Isle officient.Thos same thing ime\u20145.25, 8, | was being done in Halifax to perfect the Gentlomen's rneo: o unfinishod; purse, $150\u2014 narantine station there, also at St.John.Mr- Quevillon's entry.$311 The Government had purchased a new site Mr M.apr ont à 3 3 à onthe Pacific Coast, the situation which r.M.Gendro à à 4 4 was moro convenient than the old one.This | Time 2.408, 9494, 2.404, 2.49].station would be ready in & short Tiel TO-DAY'A ENTRIES.When the subject of \u2018of the new departz4 ment of Trade and CommerceY came up The Gatries for today are as follows: there were some rather pointed allusions te Ho Jon.Richmond, © x Tames Fi the controllers essrs.Curran a be Jamon on.iol Ottawa, Joshua Ho, smiled sweetly and stood\u2014the ghafl.pt the A.Proctor, Port Hope Lady Wa Opposition without showing gigns of tem.Piorre Alme, Pierrovilio, nés ik g 55 Mao The tormer was complimented by Mr.AC Lobenn.tr Little Brown Job.cMullen.\"Mr.Curran ability of 8 I.F; Proston, Carleton Place ohm Junitte, Sortaln sort inasmuch that he was 8 spl- O.Bianchard, Montreal, br Sailor Boy rar ng - organ.«| But Mr.Clarke Wallace lost his temper LIEUT.-GOVERNORS.~ THE DEBATE CENTRED AROUND THESE OFFICIALS.Mr.Angers Came in for a Good Share of Abuse\u2014The New Brunswick Ap- polntment\u2014Badgering the New Controllers.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Orrawa, February 1.\u2014The Hon.Mr.Angers\u2019 ears would have tingled yesterday had the hon.gentleman heard the debate in the Dominion Parliament.The question of the New Brunswick Governorship came up for discussion, and before it had been thoroughly enquired into, some rather interesting declarations had been made by the Liberals, with regard to the opinion of the character of the lon.A.R.Angers.The last named gentleman Was not a claimant for the position, but he came in for some warm abuse.Mr.Davies started the ball rolling when he wanted to know if any particular person had been appointed to the post, and if not, what was the cause of the delay?He wdvised the immediate appointment of somebody, as it was not advisable for a Lieutenant-Governor to \u2018hold office at the pleasure of the hou.gentlemen opposite.The names of many distinguished gentlemen had been mentioned as likely to succeed the present incumbent.Among these names was that of a late member of their House, widely known as one of the fathers of Confederation.Mr.Davies did not care who got the position, but he insisted that the Government was bound to naine some- boily and to explain the reason for the extraordinary Ve Sir John T 'hompson replied diplomatically.He presumed be was not expected mention the claîmants by name.The appoint- ¥ ment had not been made, because the position was at present held by a gentleman who merited the confidence of the House.Hon.Mr.Mills objected to the fact that the Iieut.-Governor might be removed at the pleasure of the Government.This official was now holding his post at their will, In other words, he was not independent.Every day Sir Leonard Tilley was allowed to remain Lieut.-Govemor of New Brunswick was a violation of tlle spirit of the act governing such appointments.Mr.Laurier hoped in this case the pleasure of the Crown would not mean the caprice of the Crown.The Government should signify their intention at the end of every term of five years.As they had not done s0 in this instance, the natural conclusion waa that they were not prepared to COME TO ARDECISION.This was possible because they had too many candidates in the field, buf that was no reason.Sir Richard Cartwright apprehended that there was no legal dispute as to the right of the Government in this connection.The broad question was whether it was or was not right that Lieut.-Governors sho#id be tenants at the will of the Government.Sir Leonard Tilley was a good man, but noman should keep such a position at the pleasure of the Government.Past experience in the province of Quebec showed that it was necessary that the incumbents of these posts should bemen who hold their positions independent of the Government.They should not be liable to dismissal at the caprice of the Crown.tion.J.A.Ouimet was forced fo say that the members on his side ( the House had been surprised, that the instance referred to as happening in the province of Quebec, had not been Lrought up last year, Then Mr.F.Langelier took the floor and directed his attention towards the Minister of Public Works.The instance mentioned by him was the best possible proof of the necessity for the Oppositjon to raise: this question.It was not right that the Lieut.- Governor of any province should be under the Gov ernment\u2019s thumb., Mr.Angers had admitted in Montreal that when his onth was in his way he had * jumped over it.\u201d Mr, Quime Suter ted to say no such inference coul taken from what Mr.Angers had said.© r.Langelier retorted that such was the inference that had been arrived at by the Government press.Mr.Angers had been afraid to go to L'Islet and boast.of having \u201cjumped the constitution.\u201d Other ministers of the Crown had gone there and spoken, but Hon.Mr.Angers had not dared Sir Adolphe Caron defended Mr.Angers.He was not surprised at the wariuth of resentment displayed by the hon.gentleman ~~ ® \u2014_ with regard to the action of the late Lieut.Governor of Qudbec, because he (Mr.Lange- lier), reason to feel sore.But he was surprised to hear him say that the administration of Mr.Angers had been a scandal.The people of the province of Quebec had pronounced a favorable verdict on that administration.Mr.eur condemned the action of Hon.A.R.Angers, «nd spoke strongly against Sir Adolphe, \u201cwho was himself not beyond reproach.\u201d it was absurd for him to talk virtue in this House, Dr.Landerkin insinuated that the Liberals did not know all\u2019the difficulties in the way of the Government.He was sure an number of candidates were willing to sacrifice themselves on the altar of their country.As to Mr.Angers, he had done his work and his reward was his being made a Minister of Agriculture.But he hoped an office like the Lieut.-Governorship was not going to be peddled around.Such things were scandalous and should stop.The Hon.John Hearn took exception to Dr.Landerkin\u2019s attacking an absent member of the Government, and proceeded to defend Mr.Angers warmly, Mr.Develin also spoke.The reason Mr.Angers was not in this House, he said, was because ho feared to face the people.He knew he COULD NOT GET ELECTED for any constituency.Two names were well known in the province of Quebec, An and Mercier.The day would come when the former, who was now in the Senate, would regret his acts, nnd the latter would be restored to the hearts of the cople.r.Mulock read extracts from Major- General Herbert's report referring to the inefficient equipment of the Canadian militia, details oi which appeared in Monday's Stan.He enquired if the Government were contracting fort these su applies vw ith the same contractors, He would put it more plainly in order that there could be no escaping the question: were these supplies bebe boushe ini the same stores and mauu- Pete by the same hands as during the past year?Hg.G.BE.Foster replied that the gues- tio would be answered at the proper time, when the subject came up for discussion, The House went into supply at4p.m and turned to the discussion of the, esti mates.In connection with the Depar ent of Agriculture, Mr.Foster, in reply to Richard Cartwright, sald the Gov: ernment had taken such steps as they for an efficient next - year hein and rose to defend himself.In the course of, Dis faving he Prriited ihe Opp he Oppasition } pi se pus ths Untied Staley i n he Stal Canada in her vi hE took that he phy Dr Ay elected to Parliament but for his 1 \u201c.Muloôk retorted in a bantering strain.congratulating Mr.Wallsos on\u2019 master , good taste, and use of the be Finish ia Mr.Fraser Btbusielt hat the Comptrolla ustoms was chafln called \u201chonorable.\u201d Premier was not present, Jo him in his absence for his struoting & cabinet, satisfactorily ; be had reare use he was not was sorry that the | sity hoon | \u2014 dral, = and in so doing had not forgotten the \"The \"House afljourned at 10,30 p.m.Topics of the Séssion., Mr.Barnier, the new Senator from Hon Manitoba fs asking for all the correspondence on cluding various other documents relatin, 8 the question.Mr.Mara prosonte a petition askin ng Parliament to favorably consider any ra way legislation tending to place the Koot- enay silver district.of ritish Columbia in railway communication with the United States.A Ministerial caucus has been called for LO-EIOTTOW.ps The Knights of Labor are seeking important legislation.They want Parliament to impose an annual poll tax of $10 a head on Chinese resident in Canada, The tax is to be paid Into the municipality where they reside.They also demand the prohibition of ! the importation +f alien labor under con- i St.Lawrence and Adirondack Railway Is asking Parlinment for authority to enter into a lease with the Central Vermont or Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Railway.A leading shareholder is Dr.Webb, Vander bilt\u2019s son-in-law.The expenditure under the Governor- General's warrants last year only reached $30,000.The items include $10, 000 for the relief of the sufferers by the St, John's, Nfld., fire and $16,000 for legislation under tho Franchise Act, The Woodmen of the World and \u2018the Ontario Benevolent Organization are asking for incorporation.\u2018The executive of the Dominion Allianee held n meeting here yesterday and \u201cafter transaeting routine business adjourned until to-day.A sanitary conference was held here this fternoon, all the provinces excepting Bri- [ tish Columbian sending delegates.The Minister of Agriculture presided.Thesubjects discussed were the best means of preventing the introduction of cholera an smallpox.The question of fees to commissioners i extradition cases, which has occasioned considorahle correspoiidence between the American -Consulate of Montreal and the Department of Justice, has been dealt with by the Solicitor- General.The law does not provide any fees, but the practice hay always been in the province of Duiehon for the commissioners and their officers to exact reasonable charges for their services.The same practice, only ina more expensive way, has prevailed in the State of New York and other States.The Solicitor-General thinks the fees should be paid, and it is likely the subject will be ealt with between the two Governments 50 as to arrive at an equitable tariff for both countries.THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES IN AN UPROAR.De Cassagnac\u2019s Criticisms Evoke a Tumult-The Law Against the Makers of Maliclous Rumors Passed.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] PARIS, February 1.\u2014The trial of the Panama defendants was resumed yesterday, the court not being so crowded as when M.Barboux was speaking.M.Martin, the counsel for the defendant, Cotta, contended that the fact that M.Cottu had returned from Vienna to surrender to the police should be accepted as the best proof of his innocence, Cottu's counsal arghed thas his client held entirely alvof from the Panama Canal transactions, end had concerned himself chiefly with railway matters; but even assuming the charges to be true, al offences were covered by the statute of lini- tations, PARIS, February 1.\u2014M.Bourgeois, Minister of Justice, intreducéd in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday a bill providing that the authors of unwarranted attacks upon savings banks be punished with imprisonment for a term not longer than twe years and not shorter than two months, M.Tirard, Minister of Finance, sajd Sin defence of the bill that some such néfisure had become imperative in view of the immense harm done to perfectly sound institutions by frivolous news per asticks.Not only bad the sAvits wants een emdarrass- ed by these attacks, but also the sational credit had been weakened.De Cassagnace replied that the Government séemed to be going crazy onthe snb- ject.of libel laws.The ministem should look nearer home if they wisheä t« discovor the canse of distrustamong bank depositors.Probably the newspaper articles described hy M.Tirard had not caused the withdrawal of a dozen aceounts in Paris.The suspicions which had underinined pwlic confidence centred upon the ministers, especially upon those former ministers who fad s uan- dered the money of the Panama Canal Com- any.This statement evoked a tumult.he\u201d Republican deputies protested, the Royalists cheered and applandid and M.Floquet shouted above the contrsion that he had been calumniated and the day of justice was appr vaching.M.Ribot eprecatéd the xtempts to spread the beliel that the savings banks had suffered from a panic.The totalwithdrawal of deposits, he said, had been spall in view of the amount left with the baaks, and the strong efforts made daily © propagate general distrust.The peopli know that hind the savings banks wasthe greatest of all French guarantees, the national funds, Nobody could denr, however, that the comprien against the banks bad done some harm, and threstened more.The Government felt no grea.anxiety, but at the sure time could uot talerate the suggestions and slanders now piblished.Cer tain writers had sug ested shat war was imminent; others that the Gçvernment was guilty of embezzlement.No other countr in the world would bear the surden of such conscienceless falsehoods, aid there was no reason why France should irvite the perils which lay in them.(Prolonged cheers from left and centre.) If the deputies would arm the Government adequately with the law, the plotters against the ation and the nation\u2019 s credit would be crashed, The bili was then passed oy a vote of 326 to 166.The Charabor also decided by a vote of 335 to 50 that the speeckes of M.Ribot and M.Tirard be pfnenried throughout France.MR.MOFFE r DEFEATED.{SPECIAL TO weak BTAR.] the Manitoba school question, on, In OTTAWA, Fehruary 1.\u2014 The Separate School trusice ection in ttawa Ward Monday was won by Mr, H.Dufresne, by 41 majority.Mr.Moffet, the defeated candidate, had an uphill fight.He was opposed by the clergy.Killod by an Earthquake.a rchbishop Duhamel and ATHENS, February 1.\u2014The island of Zante was shaken yesterday Ly an earthquake.In the town of Zante many houses were wrecked and the occupants ran in their night clothes into the street, Tha the prison fellin and m second visite roof of risoncrs were wounded.fon did damage.Many dead bodies have found in the ruins, and one hundred.or more are a rted to have begn injured severoly.e Government has sant tenis and Te vivir for the relief of the homeless.The Behring Sea,Case, \u2018 NDON, February | 1.\u2014Sir Geo e atin Powell has despatched to Washington Great Britain's: roply, in the Dering Sea case.Sir Charles Russell, Sir Rich Webster and Mr.John Righy assisted I the preparation of thé reply.Fame the ay Reading.FAX, Febru syndicale Bill has p Ths dite thisd reading pies the Govern or £a become law.- be given within a day or two, BERLIN, February -1.\u2014A report, of attempt upon the rs lite waa circulal here late last évening.The Czar and Severs mem of his suite are said to have bos injured by a bomb, is-will probably, yand- pow s Migmatars i Liiotenent ps.rose very early on the morning teenth to finish his packing-she would not allow any strange hand to then, when it was all ended, she lay down fs the couch in her dressing.room to vesti bled most was the should awake and find him gone.down and kiss started, for the dark sad eyes were looking frito his own, the pale face grew crimson, you,\u201d bee find you gone.self-control, as hitter] no word except \u201cG bye.\" and then the dark eyes closed, and he kfiew that a merciful oblivion had come to her for a while.ter so bring him only misery.leavin pretty gr the and then, raising his hat from his head, he stood for one minute under the trees.may find ail as well when I return as I leave it now, for me where last évehing we sat\u2018and talked together.\u201d anguish rolling over \u2018Lord Rylestone\u2019s Heiress.Dale STE CHAPTER XIX.\u2014(Continued.- He talked with her until she had in some\u2019 | measure forgotten her\u2018dark fancies, and | then lt was time for rest.The day of parting came at last, and to Lord Rylestone it was almost a relief.The suspense for both of them was terrible, and, for his wife's sake, he saw that the sooner it was ended the better.She was growing white and wan, with great dark circles round her eyes as of one who wept and watched incessantly.When any color came to her face, it was a burning hectic flush.For hersake the parting were better over.# He wondered how he was to leave her.He dreaded the last clinging caress of the dear arms, the last kiss from the tender But that such a thing would have seemed unmanly, he would have given up his purpose rather than endure her sorrow.How should he leave her?He thought he would conceal the hour of his departure from her and leave her while she slept] that would surely be the most merciful course and cause her the least suffering.She might wish that she could have spoken her last words to him, but it would be more merciful -by far to \u2018avoid a final leave taking.He tried it.He was to sail on the fifteenth of June, nnd he must be in London on the evening of the fourteenth to meet the Earl of Barton.He did not tel! Margarita the precise hour of his departüre, although she had questioned him several times about it.Every preparatton that love could suggest had been made for him; she had worked almost night and day that he might have everything complete and per- fect\u2014there was nothing forgotten.She z of the four- touch it; and He had guessed that she would do this, and intended to go away while she rested.The carriage was taken round to the back of the house, and quite silently his pack- T eyes.around the rooms wherein he had been so happy, ,and gave vent to à sob which he n res Were ied out one after the other.en he trietl to go.Hot tears blinded his He was astrong man, but he looked coi ot, control.He could not go without looking at her once again-\u2014without taking with him a memory of her beautiful face as he had seen it last; so he stole gently into her dressing-room.Margarita lay on the little couch, and by the carelessness of her attitude, the listless fall of the white was exhausted.Her dark head lay on a pillow of crimson velvet, and by contrast arms, he knew that she he face looked doubly white; there was no of color except in the lips that trem- n her sleep.ut what touched him act that she held in her hands an old giove of his own which he had thrown away, as though she could not sleep without having something near her that had belonged to him, He was looking at her for the last time for so long\u2014his beautiful wife whorn he had loved so tenderly.He pictured to himself the despair in the dark eyes when she He drew nearer to her, wondering if he Lad been selfish in his love\u2014if it would have been kinder and wiser to remain single until he had in some measure attained his position, and then being near her, he must touch her.He knelt down by her side, and if ever an ardent, earnest prayer rose from any heart, one went from he prayed that she might be well and man's his to Heaven; bappy during his absence, and that he t be spared to meet her again, ot intending to awake her, he bent the sweet white face.He \u201cAllan,\u201d she said, quietly, \u201cyou are going \u2014and you meant to go away without telling \u201cI thought it would be mor& mercifu] to lained, gent] have killed me to wake and You are going, Allan?\u201d es, my darling, my sweet wife; you \u201cIt woul must be brave now\u2014it ig time for us to rt.\u201d \u201cAnd you were xnecling by my side praying, dear?\u201d she continued.Ah, well! Say good-bye to me now.He kissed her lips, sobbing, despite his as a child.He spoke -bye, my love, good- He did not dare to linger\u2014it was far bethe said to himself; waking could He turned away, 2 her dead for a time to her sorrow.He looked around when he stood in the unds, bidding a long silent.adien ome where he had been so happy; \u201cI pray\u2019 Heaven,\u201d he said aloud, \u201cthat I and my wife's sweet face walching CHAPTER XX.Lady Ryleatone awoke from her stupor to the keen anguish of the knowledge that her husband was gone, row was at first intolerable to her.went up to her room and carefull the door, that she might give full vent to \u201cher griet to see her as she flun ground, unable to stand while that terrible pain rent her heart, while she sobbed aloud, and called to him who could no longer hear her voice\u2014\u2018* My lovel becn sne of the most devoted of wives; but her sor- She closed The pain o There was no human eve herself on the alone.My lovel\u201d She had now, as she lay there, with great waves of her, she remembered a undred things that she might have done for Allan, as hundred kind words that\u2019 she might have said and had not raid.It was, ns she had previously expressed herself to him, as though her soul had been ent in twain.While she lived, Margarita never forgot the agony of that hour.Presently the reaction came.Her vitality, her hysical activity, were too at to allow er to remain long in that trance of sorrow, She had to bear thé pain of his absence, and it must be borne.The dreary time would come to an end, and she must live through it.She knew that the only thing which could bring her relief was resignation.She thought of many ways in which she could make the time pass until he came back; and then she smiled sadly to think how acon she had begun to reckon on that.He not left Engiish shores yet.When he came back he would wish her to live very differently.Shc said to herself that the best thing she could do would be to read the best books of all kinds.novels, -travels, biographies, histories\u2014 she might fit herself to take the position he desired her to occupy, and to do full justice to it.She ould Pema her time; in reading; she.wonld ther such a.stôre of knowledge 5 information as should delight bh er husband, and make her useful to Lond Rylestone had hardly reached London.when his unhappy young wife had begun to think ha she elould do to please Thm return.\u201cHis return\u201d\u2014sahe said the worda over to herself as she went to the open window to let the \u201ceool alr play Spon hes lier heated face and burning oyes.return\u201d\u2014a cold shudder came over her aa she repeated the w and it was not the scentdaden air that caused it.\u2018\u2018His return\u201d\u2014 a cold, sudden that had no name and could not be told came over her-\u2014a presentiment, Told chill of sudden dread.An idea for ihe had no foundation came to her; it was that on his return she would not be there\u2014on his burn.alter between thew he tried ¥ tors reason herself out, of it.SE loss window, and.she d to herself that the day was chilly, although the sun : shi Bing so bright and Anythilig so terrible maned that fore- [Ee of evil she had never passed through SHE seemed be Be ages.loi The wèrs as ough never 20 ar: night thongh it would pover f fall trom the skies; the hours see bave taken to them.\u2019 selves leaden w Pings, \u201cWhat shall | do,\u201d she thought, \u201cif evory day prove as long as thisf\u201d or some days sho remained in her dressing-room; she could not bear to leave it.She could not j ust yet go into the rdoms where sho had pn accustomed to sée her husband; she waited until the keen edge of her sorrow had worn away.One morning after she had dreamed all night th that be wa Was s home © gain, & she woke up the resolution down stairs and resume her ever \u2014that she would take u ep her du utics, bear her sorrows bravely; an Go her best.She went first into the little room he had called his study\u2014her mind was =o full of him, her thoughts were so entirely with him, that she would not have been in the least sur- rised to see him in his favorite chair.But he chair was empty the tuble was covered with a confused mass of letters and papers, the pons were rusty.She commenced at once to restore the room to order; she put each book in its place; she pleased herself in making various novel arrangements.\u201cWhen he comes back, it will be all ready for him?she said; and the good ship in which he had sailed was not then very far from land.As she was arranging Some papers, she found a set of verses written in her husband\u2019s hand, and apparen of his own composition, They were ideeed to his home, \u201cWalton,\u201d and, as she read them for the first time, she seemcd to understand the passionate love and sorrow that he had felt for the place.She read words thd sweet pathos of which charmed her; she understood then how keen and bitter his disappointment had been.She sat down to think with the versesin her hand.They were not perhaps of any poetical merit, but they proved her how deeply he had grieved over Walton, and with what keenness he Bad felt the privation, the pain of not liviné there.How trying it must have been for him brought up to enjoy a vast fortune, and trained in habits of luxury snd expense, to be suddenly deprived of alll Lither he ought neverto have been allowed to think the money would be his, or he ought to have had it.And then sha thought, with something like passionate hatred, of the beautiful golden-haired heiress who had come between her husband and his wealth, who had that which ought to have been his.She hated her-\u2014this fair-fuced girl who had deprived hin him of his fortune, through whom he had been driven into exile and compelled to work.* If it were not for her, he would be here with me now,\u201d she said to herself; 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Parma Theodora (xers Brooni Alda QUININE WATER | world renowied hair tonte; pravents the hair from tug of.TORA SOAP The hast gon know ED PUMA EDPINATD ELENA soLD BY ALL WHOLESALE MERCHANTS, 234\"orn3awt at in fran Ci iad sable\u201d , for Infants and Children.#Ceastoria isno well adapted té children that I recommend {tas superior to any prescription | kmowmtoms\u201d H.A.Amomxn, M.D, 111 So, Oxford St, Brooklyn; N.Y.\u2018The use of \u2018Castoria® is so and ta merits so well known that it à work of cn to endores it.Tow arethe intelligent arnilies who do not kesp Castoris Wi reach.\u201d ; Canzos Martyx / Nose oD Clty.Lato Pastor Bloomingdale Hato rmed Church.Castoria cures Colle, Constipation, Sour RES Worse, gives Ee ructation, a it injurions medication.oo + # For ceverni yours nmeaded ays pe on À Castoria, and sh 1 Bom aa bas lavas] a pale Eowrx PF.Parnze, M.D, \u201cThe Wiztbrop,' 155Ls Btrect and Tth Ave, New York City.- Wi frs Corraon Courant, 17 MunzaY Sruszr, Kzw Yome, + BAINS, LUMBAGO, WOUNDS, moron for the cure of COLDS, CHEST PIRRITATIONS, RHEUMATISMS, SORES.\u2014 First class topio for CORNS, CORNS.\u2014 Gold by all Chemists & Druggists do require our sunstarge SLEL ao 0 Gren (overrun Fionn) PA BORDEN, PROPRIETOR.JUDBON L.SCOTT, MANAGER SEND FOR \u2018CIRCULAR.A GLORIOUS CLIMATE.\u2019 - Battery Park Hotel, ASHEVILLE, NORTIS CAROKINA, U.8.4.Situated In tho heart of the Bouthern Alleghanies: , Averago Winter ry little snow & rain.Good fox bunting and quall hooting.Hattery Park Hotel thoroug oroughly equipped in modern style.Bervice splendi sine excellent.For particulars write to BR.P.MoKISSICK, 263 3mos M A MILD CLIMATE \u201cTHE LAKEWOOD,\u201d LAKEWOOD, N.J.Finest winter hotel in the world.One-third of ® mile enclosed glass pinxzas filled with tropical planta.Music by the Romany Band.FRED STERRY.Mangr., 88 MILES FROM NEW YORK CITY, Ï 206 2 mos cod PARK HOTEL! HOT SPRINGS, ARK.A new, modern.built, fireproof, and ouly strictly tr class family li OPEN ALL THE YEAR, The Most Eleçant Enth-housc In the Country.Beautifully locates; superbly appointed; san com struction perfvet, spactous observatory; de ed park and grounds.Letters of inquiry promutly answered.3 MANAGER.ED UCATIONAL.BRANCH American : School of: Flocution DRAMATIC \"ART Shortly to he apened im et: MONTREAL:, Professionals and Amateurs Mmatructed, PUBLIC SPEAKERS COACHED.Private Theatricals Directed.Plays, Dialogues Ft, proches Read and PRIVATE CLASSES FORMED.Puplls Instructed nt Home if Desired.Lr MEMBERSHIP LIMITED.\u201c63 Por Terms and Full Information sddress VAr.NEY, Mer.à\u2019.O.Box 1765.KINDER-GARTEN McGill Model School.' The, attention of parents in directed to the Kinder- gre utly opened i in connection with the MoGill odel Boo te rooms are very commodious ; the ; furniture is nêw and of the most approved patterns the number o! pupils è mice 2 und the school is ilful kinder \u201ca | under the TEY of gartner trom.Chauncey Sra \u201cBost n, who will » nu pains to secure the highest su of her worl are cents n week.ull info) 8.P.=\" ROBINS, LLD., Principal.DAY AND EVENING CLASSES RESTMED AT ~ \u2014 Hon] / , \\, Cor.Victoria Squarc and Craig 83.Wilte, call or telephone (2890) for prospectus.DAVIS & BUIR 4tf The Ingres-Coutellier FENCING ACADEMY, 1000 DORCHESTER BT.\u2014(KINKORA.} OPEN NOW from 4 P.M.to 19 PP.ML, A limited numbor of members will be admitted #56 A MONTH.Cluh of 10 membeérs\u2014§80.00 a month.Bend for circulars.Amateurs are Invited to visit the lasses.cour SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS, y pP Born erman, Matric.Exam, ( » College rra.atric.Exam.Lyope and D.R.O'Neil EER à Dixon (Inland Revenue), nll conci L M.MORRIN, Mount Bt.Tou Trstitrte, erbrooks street, LEGAL CARDS.MACMASTER & McGIBBON Advocates, Barristers, de, THE TEMPLE, - ST.JAMES BTRERY.Donald Macmaster, rn QC, Robert D.MeGibbon, Qa Mnclenran.FIRST-CLASS RITURN TICKETS will be sold from Kingston, Perth, Emith's Falls, Ottawa, Renfrew, Quchec, Throe Rivers, Megantie, Sherbrooke and intermediate stations, TO MONTREAL FARE AND ONE-THIRD RATE.Tickota good Le: do mo fod \u201cSait Fs Fyn «0 } 108 ; FOR ATTRAOTIONS : see sporting columns paper, or apply to Secretary MAAL, Montreal.For Railroad Tickets, Time Tables, eta.oly Canadian l\u2019acific Railway Agents.* .MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES: .266 St.James st., and at Sato.DIAN.PIPE.STIOKE TBI he Disinfecting Machine.One of the very Istest and most effective machince ever imported for Fumigating and Draln Toeting purposes is to be had at the now and extensive Dram Pipe, Fire Bri¢k and Cemont Wares house, 31 Wellington street, City.Rooms can be thoroughly disinfected through the émaliosi aperture.Btablez, Sewers, Ships and Cellars can be cleared of Vermin = short notios.Nothing can live tu the presence of the dense volumes of \u2019 smoke ejected by this the oaoed spocially pi powerful machine of its kind.It cannot get/out of order, and the price is moder ate.Call and ses them.\u201c F.HYDE & CO.31 Wellington Street, - Montreal ani SCOTCH DRAIN PIPES - In stock and to arrive at lowest marie}.prices Beeson W.& F.P.CURRIE & 100 Grey Nun Stree hk =.three times a weak.In 1830 wie seo t Upper Canada was in debt, and the treasury of Lower Canada ov erflowing.BERT | Third} Monire a substantial aid in making the Im prov ements to the harbor now being carried A.Drummond, who congratulated the council on the manner in which they had administered the affairs of the Board, at the ri Sheldon Stephens and Mrs, Stephens fre on visit to Ottaw Father Dugas, of Joliette, is leaving will be held as the al Company's Brdldings, Place d'Armes, in the City of Wednesday, Sth Feb., at 3.30 p.m.he ndersigned will sell by public atctio nat the lace of ness of sald Tasolvent, TURSDAT, the 7th day of February, 1893, at cleven o'clock \"i he question of the free use'of the water- same time advising their successors to Books will closed from ls: Feb- In the foronoon, all the assets per Inventory TUE FINANCIAL QUESTION, way ot Canada is of the greatest importance continue the ssive policy which had shortly for Jerusale ; A ace The Tren oe be : When'the Counell came into office we Po Mr.C.D.Maze and Stra Mase been spend- Fusry 1 after Meeting Stock of miancs of expired loase of d financial i ti to the whole country.e have one of the been carried on in the pas tog afow donaze abd | ave 8 Theres no in honey, the market is WAN N \" ; Br order, OL Sracories.Bl .foun the pid esi on in connection grandest.rivers in the world, navigable Mr.Robert Reford ov.ed that the Coun- 4 proc kB h Pa « well supplied, change in is privity We quote: ANTING \u201cCRIMPING\" STOPPED.EL R.DEUMMOND, promises a ressansserenreaveenen vue fant 80 rot the Board of Trade buile n here wore with its connections from the t lakes to cil urge upon the Government the necessity shore CE it San! of Montreal, will Strained from 76 to 100 and comb, So to 136 as à » Book debts por ist.1221 DUR 181 : 8217500 Pet the récond mortgage bonds the ocenn; yeh as it to Show t he smallness for prompt action and such rellef helng ex Mr.W.F.McLean, M.P.for York, and tog Hops.(SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) \u2014 | $483 17 ot human eas in com son with the n he Montrea arbor Commis- Serer te East hed.P pce var Saw still en \u2014 grandeur of nature, we Pam mper this great sjoners as would enable (1 them to complete Proprietor.atthe 5 World.Toronto.To aes.en gl * ns round et stione sales hope are to Ae nONDON ff os Chien 1.\u2014The or of Simin ons HEALTH DEPARTMENT, |.»1X AY) (he's a beopen for 1 I oe it le t Tr © ns o rou A1 re forms su), but it must be remembered that most national | trade route with toile ttle Was seconded by ks Maw | Sl ond Wick, ia in town, ona visit to Mr, A.A.Ayer, ate local Easinces of 2c to the Uni cas command today.\u201c * j'appl to urge M tain streot.of tho merchants had been caliod on, and onntain Zc for new, and i Toto.oe Jor good vent gs, in oni of the Great Wes dues, police dues, hospital dues, excessive and carried.Mr.Graham Drinkwater let baio ote ua 180 hip Bis BILODEAU & RENAUD, Carstors, the last subscriptions are always the hard.ilotage dues, cte., etc., in place of mak- Mr.ILA, P.Watt insisted npon the neces- day for the Pacific coast.whenca nn Op Satur to 19; y tow, île to 160, and 014 66 to 1e in stesmship qu Bris tol; the new president, Tenders for (he Ramoval and James Bigeet, Montreal est to get, It hr not unti the rotumn ke Tog it free as the air we breathe.For sity of having a ship channel of the uniform on'atrip to Japan, for the benefit of hia health.lar iota ep ate tod.the bome ports Incineration of Ritchen mARCOTIE Res the year, and n ter a great deal 0 \"On.years the Government have allowed depth of 274 feet between Montreal and Madamo Gelines, Miss Eva Rodler a Ashes.Tan represented.Jat Refuse, &e¢., do.\u201cIN A that wo pot the amount, subscrl ed.We 08 |e of 18 cents a ton on Quebec, and after some discussion it was Loranger, sail from New York on Sat Tho mariet for ashes is quiet, under a slow | Mag the rosolutions submitted were -_ = \u2014 People.from.LS a we expocte erent eastbound (rnin for export, and I resolved to h ave a memorial 2 the sub- 1a Gascon, 6,\"en route to Paris an th the 80 i | foreign donan ati pis are boing taken by America.ete Arste es Ca ee rade of tothe 3 cannot think it will reimpose this tax.This ject.already prepare y Mr att, signed rance.ore uo! ons, stored Tor ure 1 8 addromed to aod ines Srontment, some st them connected nt allowance ls a stop in the right direction, by the chalrman and secretary, and for- Mr.Joseph pluie, Quebec, Nicholas shipment Woy be inetructed to take sta Steps for arranging a fim of Kichen og el be mosived different Limes ALN re Pa ot y Le but we want morethan this.Wo want the warded at once to the proper qnarter.Votes Connolly, Quebec .directors \u2018of to.Richeliou | Pots, first ra; ts TE ct 25 = th exist ot she pring - te Bechet * on oh for Ins S I i M A N an Lies to bu op an Ane absolute freedom of the canals granted to of thanks were tendered to the secretary and 0.N G2.are in town and staying at the St.Pots, seco Soria.39 2 28 United 3 ny : th n à riers with the AY, the of Mech for the turn outa Nig ion a chante, bankor Pa vessels and cargoes gol ng east or west.and to the committee who had prepared the Lawrenco H ov AA a ot ta © second requests that, the ora Soprensing mater siren aa ead 3 UCTI O IN Ie, « nK the mere mre v.Surely onr Government of to-day, composed annual report, and alse to the retl ring ,Mr- James Ross, hecompanied b br Lieut.-Col, : Once more urged US uapceot Ÿ E - who ha Sakon vi thon ond hd bind of eminently able men, can dons much for president, p'bllcheae Br the North Goren Lord stoancer em ns th be efor 2 ih the Une) ited rates will be awarded for Spring Auction Rates « Houschelé Furat \u2018 who have taken up these bunds.and enable the trade o the country as the Government ork.sailing by the No orman Lloyd sf er an.28,93.Jen.31, Jan.30, 2.@ convention w e Un The contrast for the stove o! ® of Mo Poe for tie Dean of Prades Ne nas of thirty threo Years ugo.Who cin tell Roche and Thouin.\u201c Mrs.on Te ow ot late G Vn Conia 6148600 mssow suum Government and Great Britain, ith the Ear he rao + ris wre, Bie.ome for the Board of Trade.c have vhat the trade of Montreal would have ; a \u2026 wido 0 late Geo.Bean suprs, On passage to Œ 22176000 2277600 2136000 Object of putting an end to Before makin your ur oat selection of an Au been very careful in the matter of extras, he f the state nlike poli In the case of Roche aud Thouin, the ds City, Da, arrived in this city on Sat On, poses Lo À atid preventin, e desertion of pri tis tioneer to conduct your sale, you will and our eatlinate now of the total cost Is EEN DOW, if the \u201cma Po to th | Court of Review las reversed the judg.ans Is stating wien her or danghter, Mrs.P.1.nent.3,503,000 262,000 10,504,000 seamen in Taited rts.It is consult, your best interests by lntervie almost $355,000, or just aboot the same as a) in Jogo had been continued \u201cto the ob of the Superior Court, hy whic Normandead.2.Dieh of rt Albe Total in sight.er 202000 1600000 Tama ha co that at he a Saas ports.Jn my pm neat the important sales has conducted some of \u201c in.Bighop of .AO, that of last year.This show sme carefully THE MERCHANTS OF MONTREAL the, contestation of.;t F.Archambault, rival in Montrea aocompaniei.Da Ibert, has ar.* bey crimping is carried on cieco, an tn pe ra ar th past youre.be plunx were prepa sy Mr.Archer and a tecity, creditor of defeudant oho\" gov.Father Grandir nnd tha Rev.Fathers a ® Le Market.most injurious to the British masronniile fpecial Good Advertising, the Building committee of 1891, and als» are not easily aroused to take united action.for the sum of \u2018$300, secured Ly hypothecon feduc, V.G.and Gaathes.They sail from Now \u2014Market dull, Quo Mari ner The The lowest or any tender will mes necessarily be \u2018Assistance, miicmaniy Conduct, how particular the Building committee They are n peace-lov ing community.At the lot 60 of the cadastre of Repentigny had Y ork ¢ on Saturday on thelr way to Home.tation Fir! igh Lert foto 5extra, incoming sailing shipe and tempt te en men cote.i Settlements, always a good A Mako gas in 1892 same time, a sturdy spirit of independence maintained.The lot in question had The Hotels.gun hite, wheat, Igo: No.3, ashore, where (By order.) -.General Batisfhetion Guaranteed, 128; the Committee of Trade, consist- has always existed nmong them.It was been sold by the sheriff and Lhe proceeds The following are the arrivals st the h ne 0 | rod WIDE, :, oh £0 050 ; zoose, of boarding house the.creme ae Case ; 2 : us rr Gowéral Auctibnver, fly-two member, started with the first shown as far back as 1670, when nn at- distribnted.Archambnalt had contested otels fe to dic; A Han Je to gic; do.No.2, and plied with liquor.After the vessel L.LARFRGE, .Imporisi Building, Gt.Jeuces 8e.ing of modest outfit, which the secre: tempt was made to_prevent Montreal trad.the collocation, whereby two of defendant's \u2018dar: #3c to $5 ; do, No.3, Tr to 700 ; No, 1 frostod, se has discharged and Der tward cakth Ofiioer.eF-vor Tow Resident { v to 70e; 2, 38¢ to (bo: bar No.1, 46e ou ward .Modice! H .the conventonce ot op a tary had been instructed to purchase : Two ing directly with France.The opposition wards had been collocated for a sum of Toman Ba to 476: do.No ©: to dlc; \u201cdb.No.3 extra, 87e cargo taken in the boarding master boards H, J.A.be in a hairs welvechairs, a Pine table, ink- proud wis so great that the attempt bod $2457.68, ee tor OA Jeri) Brockvitic; À Carruthors, OE { do.No.85¢ to 36¢; oats, No.2, 3ijc to the ship and practically iy noils the men back HEALTH DEPARTMENT, Bhuter street, rom § Lo 9 a.mL, 12 and of tau quills, paper, ete.tu ey were 0 be abandone ie history o e city den\u201d Ieinnd: - Coy Baw, .1993, »s Seine: 3372.ab} and i public.-spirited men, and the result of Work is seen in the snecess of the and the records of your council show that this spirit, though often dormant, has never Dismissed With Coste.Judge Ouimet has dismissed the ease of à A Calvin, Toronto; C.J.Haye I rajuthy C.2e Béiamond.es: No.2 Nan.hard.Sales : ot fo North at No.3 do., at Noh Bay, h Bay.into sk Efforts, it is stated, che ons many \u2018times during to the master at an exorbitant ch arge.ten years 26 34 Clov d > ofgnnization they started, which has put died out, but always vakens Into active life | Dalkin versus Lee with costs.Plaintiff « ] x So nd if [A 3c to Jc, and of trac trac acte Cis chotos No.ETA to conclude n omen iene crimping 5 , .up one of the bandsomest mildings in Can.when the necessity arrives, That time has clalm was for commission at the rate of & Me Murriek, Toronto Tig Ce \u201c| as du raide at He to 9.3 do.outride at 36; with the United States,and ging AIR FINE CARRIAGE HORSES AT a, and has an swetual paid membe \"rship of come, and we are called on now to insist in cents er 1000 feet upon the sale of a certain atic 34 Osborne, Toronto: bé D.won, road: ou \u2014 when in America was-almost Chambers in .; ; ovar 1100 imomibers, and is the strongest manner that the great water | quantity of mill cull pine strips, Defendant gence : Faton, Sherbrooke; A.White, BRITISH MA M ARKETS.v carrying a gonvention throu b.The re FOR SA LE, AUCTION.way of Canada he made free and nnrestrict- pleaded that he bad never cnn plaintiff Intion was bron, forward 4 VERY INFIUENTIAL BODY IN THE COMMUNITY.ed Tor commerce.If we all unite in demanding this, we cannot fail of success, and upon commission, but that ment had been that plaintiff shouid get Le RT.a HALL.Aylm B.Brunet and Ww = \u2018Ball, 1 Rieh fehmioarkeed Hands Cate, to, Grain dnd \u2018Provisions.ato, Shipowners' concurrence pi the the rire Board of with the e, MAGUIRE'S MORSE BAXAAR, 39, 534 52.Jaume ras, 100 Shares =.Carling Browiag Co.ERRNO JRE CUNEO TO IMPROVE YRN KXWTENG ain\u201d -by -enlsrging thew, - theta unk {- form in capacity, and by ing .\u2014{ end fors 1 baa been urged to a le \u2026, \" cé pe rs were 2 A A F- ar.Joo pacar 1 represontatives all trade intercets no : And ea .\u2018revolution : \u2018 od Mon when the Hon.pA.Drura- his affairs would conducted ap era Es ; _ aver on in ay À mond your president.Th manner.n of | now make 7.\u2018The grein market generally fs quiet, -with the Fifer ses = | | -À a he 4 Bed.1 3 ua \u2018 | mended then that the canals shoul bo mads | sasigument was recelved it was seen that green and the at cepiers Ion 2 == 3 HOR GF ads; in widol-\u201de_faér-local-move-+- oo ee Pp em meee JB free, and the channel dehy, assumed by he had assigned to Mis brother and Instruct.fewsrage yy and chlonney fumes ment ia voted at firm prices.Wheat is dull bug Rl ie pi nd HILLIPS S SAR E | the Government.They succeeded after ed ed him ww to pay oven of his friends and local Eres of indus on se Possible , bak .rd effort in Botting the latter done, and $4850, \u2018which is all the huge bos distribution of Îts sol., Whes Quotastons în Manitoba., { : deserved an d received the greatest porn cout possibly realize.The other constitutents.[SPECIAL TO THS STAR.) = q aL vai ta th tra than a kn tor what À did a but the Amol.creditors, thirty two in Tuber, would y'his-] Care is ag: To progress .mie dù ce pronos, Yobraary 1,5 Quotations for Maui, .i The annual meeting © Board Trade id the Government nterest, an receive nothing.s was a tly h Elcetrictt is as ye vies ue = o Herd, 0.| .478 hold yesterday afternoon.The presi- fion of the principal expended (amounting idea of an honorabie settlement.Between ratocd.Its > manipulation 8) less Sle.froight.) B dant, Mi.: B.Groenshields, occupied the then 1e ai En fo note the ante ot Bok debs snd other secur, iow ie Lor crude dd we Coll have \u2018 ., | ' aid\u2014nor were Lhe canals mare es given In Ontario, an their aot], limits not 4 .> is _ \u2018chair, and among those present were Messra.fave not given up these matters.We want almost unbelisvable state of the laws of the mined wh here © the termin nt vi st doter.FINANCIAL.ht - ; P R G Adams, W.Angus, Robt, Archer, A.them attended to now, and we wantin ad: Lower Provinces, it too often happens that | tric rallroad now i.course of construction, i A.Ayer, J.Baird, E.L.Bond, A.J.Bri {Htion substantial assistance towards the the majority of creditors in insolvent estates having Chi and St.Louls as its res .The London and foreign markets are reported I - Ter» n rice, | mprovoements in tho harbor.We havea gob nothing.[ think it will be generally Qive (Lermina u, proves n success in both & | Flour.fiabado more ch in tone.Colonial securi- HL.Bulmer, James Caiitlle, Charles Chaput, 00d 1 right to ask for this assistance, for\"wo | mitted at when thé ma njesty of the law practical And commercial sense, the Hnk \u2014\u2014#-fatr tocat bution ned doing tn your.Sales of 4 Cg re Rot, 80 ong.the gh India pes oo a - w.W.L.Chipman, J.P.Cleghorn, 8.Cook- £2 that the Dominlon Government has, Is invoked to make legal such transaétions Ot Gur cities in an electric unit, with the straight roller ro to $375 and of the Government to he 1 \u2018son, J.Crawford, G.J.Crowdy, C.Cough- luce Confederation, spent almost twenty as these an imperative duty is laid upon the corresponding homogeneity of intersecting Ptrong baker, [ris Other es are mints.Mone os ba In supply and od S H H E S \u2019 \u201c6 million dollars on harbors, pierS, break.Government to bring in without delay an subur towns, will make radical ch uiet, set, but ce Jnarket all round Is y and at LN open Inarke t - g .lin, W.Darling, Hon.G.A.Drummond, W.wators, improvement al river and dredging; act for the Dominion that will remove this in both our social and commercial cond Grand ru closcd at % for 160 pref.and 34 .sdale, J, N.Duncan, C.H.Esdaile RM.but we also find that the Montreal harbor e from Canada.The four points tions.In this sense the mission of the to 420 for ud p bref.Canadian Pacif pacific aporied 4%) and Janu Sale has reduced our stock of Trimmed Good E des on, eG ge.Jan.has not received anything.We a > see prhich ve are anxious to have prominent electrio car will be the mobilization of local oi drone al ete Re anuary sa s irard, W.8.Good stange, Jas.that whil ontreal was used loans to foatures of the new are: d .Harper, C.T Hart, Sh nders on, F.\u20ac build works urgently re uired to or 1.Complete doing Lay with preforonces, rhea lonal ray Sie et Ie he ja bx] more [rent ed mmaey\" the 3p an York to 83 all told.These must go as they cer=- enshaw onathan xeon, J.dat i traite, Que was given uitable distribution of the assets o _ .to time s to § p.o.with iittl -c.and .: LL Haualcker, = 35 jameson, James three \u201cmillion dollars to build works for all insolvent estates.for h ments of a circle.TéAoe of Sted Sterlin Prshange de she oe ho cate rates tainly will not appear on our stock sheets.Out of .\"| , Oatmeal.or demand.Ac- John Kennedy, \u2018John Kerty, D.us.and that Quebec \"haa 3 aid no.ore est debtor te discharge clause for hon- 7 The Country's Trade Polley.Sho otmeal market ia steady with & fair local tual rates woro to Lo, 485$ for elxtios aud 487 to such a small number we cannot offer any great Lockerbr- H.J man 7 Mariotti, on the loan.\u2018Montreal is the national port 4.No class of official assignees.SI I dise of the Np ey the St re \u201cwo to $10 Colamercials were 85 fo dd à to 4873 for Cables.choice.but will make up any deficiency in this re- Mitchell cipher: Ave k, ge rt Sm, Dhcho Dominion, and we must re cha blic SPEAKING OF GIVIC AFFAIRS, has done and ia.doi aoe Nori, No small do por 200 to \u2018205 pad ars france SLT for long, and 5154 for prot.' .: y \u201d Hon.Kdward Murpl \"1: © Murray, Ald, harbor kets 8 proper share of © Iprov.oe \"Mr.Groenshlelds said : \u201cThe Council felt praise this, from one who never condescends Stag, uf por bbl 0 to 3881 Ce statoment | for the \u2018third wook fot spect by putting the prices as follows: H cBride, Alex eres John, McKergow ny appropria called upon during the yeaëto send a stron bs flatter, and who has been connected with bag.to 200 San cam and Showed 99 y Mcles, Chas.Milean, HH, Mclen: Teo! SIR A.T.GALT rotest to the Mayor and aldermen of the Heform press long enough to have inat 0.138 for 1 1682.68 \u2018From 3 » 1 Child's Hat, at.oreranens crever en BB 25 for 8 75 A J.A.Medan tr D.A.McPherson * ontreal for their action in Méving out thio assisted in Becurit ponsible govern- There 1s no change in food.valu toads.the earnings wtal u 478, a too for .?5 § Ran.J, bichape aster, Nicoll, W.Nivin, J.©\" of the ablest of our finance ministers, contract for the elcotric lighting ie city ment, municipal ine Thirty the secular.and local demand of th character.© samo mo period o à gain of $13,618, or over 1 Chiüld\u2019s Hat, at.275.for 93 è 8.Norri .Parker, Walter Paul, T.J.OMe of the most prominent of our states- without asking for tenders.Yt almost ization of the clergy resurves and every quo i eld Now York today to 1 Child's Hat, at.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.vec B 25 +.for 1 09 : Potter orn .Putnam, H.W.Raphael, R.MEN, ANd an orator with few to equal him, impossible,\u201d he continued, \u201cto imagine that reform of which Canada has the benefit, Shore prom Clarke oC nate that the rotation one.8 Children\u2019 Hats, at 3 50 f« 117 ë Reford, J.Rendell,\u201d Andrew w Robert.ata time when there were muny great men any Council that had the interests of the whilst ever opposing class legislation and Moulllie pes tin order in D).cf.at the opening depressed the dren 8 dede rte eee ee tee cette sees 2OT % son, Farquhar Hobertson.Jos.Rite in Parlisment, made a thorough enquiry city at heart would given valuable contract injustice.Jn a recent issue of the ST per ton stock to the low set.point In ite but while 4 Ladies\u2019 Hats, at .oe 1 34 ; D.\u2019Roliand, D.Ross- toss, JG.a: into this publect, aud on the 10th day of for a ternv of gears without.first seeing by observe, with pleasure, the following wo .Potatoes.this was going on, tho rest of the market, par- 1 Lady's Hat, at .142 James Shearer, H., Shorey, F.H.Simms, J.i Nene holier: Which * dtrerat ai d'en advertising hat they could fot the work .The true Canadian policy, at this time, is k local trade is reportsd in potatoes, and srry 4 the about por stocks, eG pocomine 8 es\u2019 Hats at 1 50 o 8 .4 Ss \\ , one for.is hard to belleve thut the the fearle reductio t iol ecpin stack In, ue favorite yarieties r .Ladi q one Jam men Soin, Stewart, Wn T Tarn: beneticial rosults.First, he got an Order- Council that had given a distinct pledge our own people.\"the Fee = Frings outs © priocs 9 quote $i to $1.10 ing Saale 4 peu et Le 3 lutillers and ro i 167 Ww.Tyre, d.Villeneuve.D.A.pb.in-Council passed abolishing the Tonnage when the last contract was made that ten.duction of public expenditure to per- , in round ous, ana hs to $1.23 in fer mors that the property practi ctically cb chang 175 Lely Richard White, Thos.Wilson and Yes on vessels passing Lake St, Peter, and ders would be called for before mit of this, and the knitting of our Quantitle Provis! hands, and that a now prosiden W.R.Wonham.this evidence \u201cof his far-seeing states- the contract was extended or a new commercial life with that of Great Bri ritain.\u201d on, elec New York houses latoly prominent as 192 Th ti ing tl ting bavi manship remains to the present day, as one made, would violate this solemn The truv fiscal polie indeed, and in small The Provision market is firm ath 38 g grochal sollers of tho stock, were to-day ly promi- 2 00 ¢ notice convening the meeting havin tue } vived.Se 1.Yo » change in volume or tone.Dent as buyers, and the Germans who have been been read by the secretary, Mr.Geo.Yo these dues have not heen revived \\ ge promise.Yet this was done, rogardiess compuss.With Parliament in session, it is Dork in In fair enguiry in job Canada SC lines on the long sido took the steel\u201d T° 2 .rill, the president move \u2018the adoption of Iv, he got an Order-in-Council passed of the indignant protest of citizens,\u201d to bo hoped that some able man, of either are quiet.Hecolpts eng tot: continue The in tho general market this morn- 17 ; the fiftie runtal report.after which Mr, CFlerive that all vessels and goods Provincial taxafion was next touched upon.will promptly take the matter in orate, vitae] roe: ne following ing shows et it is acting without reference to 235 X Grec da delivered his address.should pass toll free, up or down, on the The council had been anxious to see taxa.Band\u2019 and push ip Surely no loyal man values rule : the disturbance in the indust tials now, and was 2 ] .St.Lawrence Canal, the Rideau, Carillon tion equitably imposed and urged that the would vote against reducing the duties on (hnada short out mess pork, lar ly on the oxchange 50 | .THY.PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE, and Grenville canals, the St.Anne's lock strictest economy be practised, and that a British products, or even free trade with 21d to BH a a Frown g papes * \u201cnat ilo 2 84 3 \u201cThe year 1302 is one of note in the his- and Burlington Ba: y Canal, and that Jrith reduction bo made in tho séaslonal allow- the Mother Country, by whom no duties are of N50 to 230 if, any ko be kon we ought to havon quick 3 00 3 ur of our city, for it is the 250th anniver- regard to.the Wellan nnd fl VesSeS ance.The abolition of the Legislative levied on Canadian products.Let Britaln's it 0 tally in tho hot lat.Amongst good reports on bi of the year when Maisonneuve and goods going up or down from one Cana- Council had boen strongly recommended.enerosity be reciprocated by Homa, © y cured, per \u2018in tn 918 railrosd caringe was an.of met by 3 Ladies\u2019 Hats, at.3 34 Ei At his little band of colonists to our dian port to 5 another, or for shipment via \u201cOntario gots on very well with only one fl enture to predict that the x Trot Republic Lard, compound ee 0 to 010 Toulsville a and Nash of nearly $300,000 for Decem- 2 Ladies\u2019 Bonnets, at.4 00 A Rs , and landed with them at the spot the St.Lawrence river, should get a refund legislative chamber, and surcly we could will he moved to.gence action by the Inrd pure IN Où te 688 der and of & surplus on on \\ha for 1883 of about 3 1 et, at 4 17 5 known ns the Custom House square, aro.per cent.of the Sanal tolls.i Here, fn- also,\u201d said the president.example, and ber interests.Dressed hogs, per 100 Iba.900 to 925 both of Tham co rer have re eh iriendly Lady's Bonnet, at.1 = he he laid the Foundation of the mre, Most ap ihe wateraay from the kes to th he * DEALING WITH STATIRTICS Yours, ete, The following were the receipts posted on clair + Poe Jatter ropertis think the.Price of te 1 Lady's Hat, at \u2026 67 î real.\u2018Fhatolfy has grown from small be- ocean, and ita results are apparent at once the Apeaker said: Taking a brief glance at Ottawa Jannan i Lest Jouvsrous, G.T.RC.P.R LX ftackn high enough ; at present.© passage of 2 Ladies\u2019 Bonnets, at.5 00 | ginnings to its present large and prosper from the following figures : In 186) there the trade returns of Montreal, we find that , y #1, ating 60 277 cou those wha hope for action on tho mon 1 Lady's Bonnet, at 5 50 H ous condition, and has shown by its steady were 250 ocean vessels, with 12150 tons, the exports in 1802 were $15,600,000, six Home For Friendless Dogs.Rn 128 rope I, and it now \u201c1 Lady\u2019 Bonnet, at\u2026 600 | der lopment into the commercial capital and 4558 inland vessels, with 348,65] tons.millions more than In 1801, and in that Sent | Jo the Edit f ihe 8 565 next wock would soe the beginning of \u201canada, bow wise was the judgment In 1861 there were 574 ocean vessels, with they were seven millions more than in o the Etitor of { TAR: 1rd 10084 a , Pitter stru th the House between 6 67 ol how prophetic the instinct of its 261,793 tons, a remarkable increaso of 1A00.The imports were a little less in Sin, \u20141 shall be glad to co-operate with | 2 \u2018 extrome ler men and the © more conserva- reat bat humble minded founder.who 140,000 tons, and 5247 inland vessels, with 1802 than 1841.The ocean tonnage in the Rev.Mr.Massey in providing à shelter 8 5 tive elements of both part that fine Leea calied the last of the crusaders 530,224 tons, an increase of 150,000 tons.1802 was 1,036,000 and number of vessels for homeless, stray, starv ing an thivering 421 suficlont to Loop peo oi iL probably be from his lotty ideat of religion, and his In lu these figures are well maintained, 735, againgt 938,857 tons and 726 vesscls d Tet all contribute.Little boys an 164 The afternoon a continued cheerful, with \u2014\u2014\u2014ALS® THE BALANCE OF zeal in its cauia.About one hundred years the ocean tonnage phowing a small im- i» Jal.ihe year 180 is he Brat in the girls, become jou cs that may stra xz sadn ol rot a \"before this time, tho ar discoverer Jac.crease, and the inland tonnage a small de- s vestes 1 000 oO rt when the tonnage ex- 7 pe sick,or a 1 The money par =, an ° .rease.In 1863 the Government, of which and the exports were Send in your names as helpers to the Rav.loa; made à per 1 or the doute visited en to tha Kat Heart sir À.T, Galt was a member, went out of over 245 000.000 .I may also mention that Mr.Massey in bis humane pro ject.I am 110 cont, and 1 mercantile io dlicounis at 6 log prc French and Fur Untrimmed Felt Hats at 50e each.\u201cAndeed.vigne Sn holle[ that he was on office.BUCCESSOTS, ON 13th April, 1863, in 1891 the value of manufactured gods sure that with a little help, start, such Thero is little, if any.change in the tions me: Sixties, 9 516 ta Tet and SE quote: & direct route to China.His dream has re-imposed the tolls Tor ugh was $72,000,000, Thirty years ago it was an institution would soon made self-sus- position.Under Tg ht stocks and à fair] more to betw rates been realized.aud to-day Mortreni is the the canals.The effect is at once .shown In ,000,000.The revenue of the city in 1891 taining: stray doy gnejaimett could be nquirr, values rule firm at from 118 toit ier ation, 0 to Di and sight to 10.Cables, chief city between Europe and the Kast, the trade returns, for in 1863 the occan ton- wis $2,440,000.In 1841, two years after the sold, or impounded 2nd released or a smail oa ality pad gnantity.The Liverpool cablo is 10}; entary sixties, to 9p.ce New A TABLE OF and the traveller can make the journey in nage showed a decrease of 36,000 tons, and pour of Trado wa was 15 Incorporated, it vas fee, and those trhich are sick Jooked after unchanged 4 a î Zi for w ite and eglory gai York funds Lisa 1-10 promium een banks, Bnt h 1f the t.in 1564 further decrense of 47 tons, or row the rapid or humanely despatch et al elp being t ol y or the sccond annual voof the of Mon Koro Ww estwarde along the shin.in the two years 108, 000 tons, a most 40 per grove o of the er of Montreal and of its Aheiate tho miseries of ur foitrol gusr in these lines vaste, ad \u201c ine, business THES Jog ng won hus pd paroi protomtonal F R E N C H ( 7 E N G LI S H F LOWE R S fag cours of the St.Lawrence, he could cent.The inland tonnage in 1864 showed n cians, who add so much to our comfort an A few shares of Montreal , and Mer- forseo thet far pres in the distance ly ducrease of 0, 000 tons compared with lait, We ave bad two years of good hars est, protection.BATTERSBY, The bu arke pri BE aideront, chants promet 1 Ontario a at placed at 11.At H alf Price.the be ti on en The e of freein, he at increase in the number of © TOI bands of the Omer in be an whent plaine of canals from all tolls, and of re imposing forics and demand for, their produc 4 new Patri Action TE PS City.io and 4 fo trade > in the deperal stades a aud Gi Gas Jaclined om 233 273 to A et Noi'th- West destined to th rich t} tolls in, seems very clearly shown markets for our produce, nearly.all our atric ughlin en an action tion deelin produce his our city to be forwarded Lo the by these fist, > y manufacturers making money, decidedly against the city for $1000 damages, claimed MEN supply.We quote: ; close TE 1 ret lh rl Sus othe old world.Mr.Greenshields claimed hat the action fewer failures this year than last, and a as the result of a fall on the sidewalksin Townships dairy.\" omens 7 Ac Montreal 237 Referring to the histcrical sketches pub- of the Board of Trade had always been con- general improvement in trade reported by Guy street, between Notre Dame and Bt.Morrisburg and Brockville 1184; 25 M erchants 167 ; 50 Cable ion; 109 Gas 238 lished by the Boar, Mr.Greenshields said: sistent, advocating the cause the best in- merchants, we cannot but hope that the Autoue streets.entern dairi ces ac tue 23% ; à do 281} ; 60 St.Railw + 80 Mont- EN 0 H / 0 We come across some curious items that terests of the country.They were still fol- dawn of a new era of prosperity has at Western roll new.0.real Cotton, 165, do 1d} ; 50do 1 Ly) make na wonder if we are still in the same lowing out the same line, and the conclu- last appeared.The ten years since 18%2 PERSONAL.« country.For instauce, in 1675 a decree is sions they must come to and try to carry have been years of liquidation for the mer- \u2014 ! ipts continue light.ad puns Te.made prohibiting foreign merchants into effect were cantlle classes, and merchants have learned Mr.H.W.Darling, Toronto, is in town.woither dérainionin eu ort.the TR trading in Montreal, and tho patriarchal Firstly, that the use of the canals should thé lessous of doing all they can to reduce Mia Moighen ls viniting friends fn Ottawa.mains firm undor a dooms, Morel M PTE ar lea, Lon MONT FEAT, ment of those days also ordered that be given free of ch vessels and car- long credits and of carefully scrutinizing Mr yp.Pinault, M.P.P., Matane, is in town.Ve: Limed ' today x Y * ery.should bo no speculation in wheat goes going east or west, and that this their accounts, but I think the trade of the Mr.I.G.Belloy, M.P Chico ts mi ts in to eRe at Bo to ms and free i .Y, Equiv.any atten t made to corner the mar- policy should be made the permanent policy Dominion to- day is on a sound basis and is J 8 CN ord » 7 to, sat the Wind.ass.= 7 da We fn later on Eo from Manteca so © Secondly.that, all the expense of despen- perds ot fob icin, by, the general pros Co a PERTE ne : Coal \u20ac : - ane and a bh.o from Mon condly, tha © nse of despen- .] J co.; 1 .bee stenmer and two days to return; ing the channel harm be borne by the Mr.Greenshields concluded hy paying a pl Mr.r.A: E.Collas, Gaspo, is at the St.Lawrence in compared Tools are a SER 73) Cumberland Railway & 0dl & INSOLVENT NOTICE.id the curious remark is mare that the Dominion of Canada, and that the Harbor glowing tribute to the memo Mr.John Gilmour, Ottawa, ie 1 rangopt qu quolatione Parti a steamer passod everything under sail.We Commissioners should be repaid the inter- two dead statesmen, Sir John donald Fon (mour, wa, in town, at the Peat oy oie thie Tone, the \u2014_\u2014 .; yoad that the Herald newspa est claimed by tliém as well as the principal.and Mr.Alexander Mackenzie.TI In 1.B.G first My of ot he a ose soason.We quote: KOTIOR IS.HEREBY GIVEN, that the Annual In Re Ampaaw 2 Wirsow, \u201cGrocer, 3501 Notre Tory organ, and that the e Casette ap: ap- that the Guvernment should The motion was seconded by the Hon.Geo.Hotel Rond can.uevremont, Sorel, is at the Burkes, por lb.FN voevauss 8 tol General Meeting e Shareholders of this Comparty ame Street, Town of St.Henry, p5OL He When the use of steam was first intro- T would urge on the council of 1894 the im- fendaht 87.50 per 1000 feet and take for him- mingto ; Dr.K.Prrnsome ne PORT, wy ednenday.February 1, and, after à discussion, it Was d of rade, .; + Auced Montreal tock a foremost part in de- portance of bringing these matters before self any amount over and above that ure.a 3 wa; te iy Bobo: se ays: ont wheat.wow: fy passed, , er odd TT, FRIDAY, FERRUARY Sed, at 5.00 P.M.\u2026\u2026 Yeloping inland and ocean navigation by the publie, and presenting their caso to the The court held the plaintiffs case ly Donnan, Swartson: A ones v grtuieath: 'W cart, nil.Éargos on passage and to for shipment, is.Company te 24 Tf known.Pair Bay cartes Horses, 18% hands higb,-6 | meine ol its nse.In Ton to years after Gave roment.packed 1p by, a strong ox founded.\u2018 i rascr, quebec t B- [lotetier, St: bass; J.re ot Cat At] ru spor er winter Puis - To-day's Beuston.4 pnd por RT US rh and 7 yews ¢ relia + tearm, well 0 first stegmer was built in America y ression of publie opinion.Jt is near y five \u2014_\u2014 7 r 5 gston: y Ÿ ve pare Ji wl mate aving Borer?* Robert Pulton for use on tho Hudson river.Fons since the merchants of Montreal suc- Awarded Twenty Dollars.TA Cally Sites.x dogs, Nour Yor: 3 fie.Pomp On hoot $7 318 0d: i WC - [sPECLAL TO THN STAR.) or be x 2 ce Tartes ua foe or (ho \u2018loron eur Morse: Jolin Molson built \u2018a steamer to run on the cerded in getting the Government to ns.The Court of Review has reformed the Tous, Quebec te Sto erwon, Spon; B, 90a 8d; French cobntry market, quiet; Liverpool a ONBON, February 1.\u2014The House of Com- consex RATET Aor] : pi Dour haw units of ur Ho - St.Lawrence between Montreal apd Quebee.sume the Lake St.Poter debt, which should award Of the arbitrators and awarded Maféon, F ; Cornwal wali wheat.£pot, mater easier; corn, do 3 assembled at noon foday a and the Sroox Kins, and Coats, si Se Harnesses, ete.lu 16, the \u201cRoyal William,\u201d huilt in never have been n charge on the harbor.| claimant, Bdbylas Laporte, 820 and costs in W- Bower, Pe ped 0.Parker.B Laverpon Jr ay \u20ac heat, Sa i debate on the Queen's - elice, and sent to Montreal to receive hor Let us work this year to Bet f free canalsand his claim against the city from indemnity in Fatoreon Qu.eboc: Goo, Chard, N °F.Tork ping: maize 44 3) 0 Tr .« Stewart, the Conservative .J.ASMMAN, | engines, mado the first ocean voyage of any substantial aid to our har! connection with the widening of Notre rum Ft Rosa, Grioboc; 4 Alf.fonda.ork; J ar) nize, 44 Sid and Foreign wheat, slow: fF Kirkeudbrightshire, Scotland, who'h Avotibneet, ; \u2018yessal using only steam power.From Continuing, Mr.Greenshields said that Dame street.Laporte had been held by Four sored ham; ILE ate aa Jr: do erican annbian maige, stendy: largentock -raisihgandagricultuzal inte JAMES MAGUIRE, time Mont hos always been merchants had found out gradually, by sad tho arbitrntors to Pave suffered no loss, ps | H.Whitehead, Brantfc re, do giish and American four ow, No, 2 |e pressed his dissatisfaction with the secant > ally interested In the navigation of the experience, the great evils that existed.in the saloon which he had leased was closed .club Calcutta whant, ox-ship, 9d : present and ce to agriculture in address.He .; Caw wrence.Fron ite \u201cgeographical the Jaws of all the provinces, except Que- | att time, license having beon refused, BALMORAL ROTEL.follo wing month, Australian wheat, off complained that the United States and the position, it is ad of beeun vavigetion bec, in regard to preferences given toons of | aad Laporte ad only-cocupled the .rare | an anaes Guelph; W.nap IL Toronto; ay ia Xo 3: piteont and fv: ar ie present ong Colonies were able to se send éhelr pre produce te and the startin nt -of inland carriage.two friends or creditors by insolvent v a | Lancon \u2018chékpér \u2019 i \u201cA througk tho RS intors of the Board we debtors, The laws in these provinces were, _\u2014 & Sey ° airs.8 snd follow! ra me Bm The Live Scotland, owing to te exceasive voileay Answer in Law Dismissed.Toronto; J.T.Ligh 2 aidera offer mnodérately : i com stead .fale de rotes t.Stewart disavowed an faa s important watter occu ying atten.U4 th portant Less she Corganit fo of In rade Judge Ouimet, in the case of Bussières he Spa es the old E lish laws, If so, orenta bang, N t T ; y ey had been all chan, in Great Britain oi butes D.onc cons 5 te CE lias ee ais a ut, but not here.JE find the common law In ali a mo nroo.LAR?RICKS CURREXT, ren.1, ita, interests, but he did not Lok approve of ma te didartake the work of deepening tho provinces, except Quebec, allows pre- versus MoCall has puitrmisacd Jofondant's son, oronto.\u201c qd.a 4d s $ that teen to the Brussels pat lo channel o> ween here and Quebec so ferences in the shape of transfers of opposition had eontested the opposition CITY HOTEL.31000 \u201800 advantage of his foreign sou Ve retvet, Brumbots and Tapouÿ tons mi ht roach Mont.debts and chattel mortgages covering book the nd that defend S AEE mos al on upon ey orth Berlora J.R.Acte à London Joo 0 .clowns 25 and paques He they could havo 1 it $ Jarescen the debts made and goods bought after these any personal to ho effects not alleged | On Hari Rerestord, Now York; $8 & The nauste i he 0 of the you 1 Ÿ Bofa Beds -B.P.Mirrors.Sid that world OW, © work was securities are given.The per aS th view, and dis- tb New York: ie vie ® m de 1, Lom changed Fur vty vi for carried on.Cantino IN THE LOWER PROVINGES, missed the ans or in law.4 Jay Perret i having 135, Matilda Farahnsni 5, Ogos cu Tes ave a channel of 274 ft., and stenm- In addition to givimg chattel Ten Dollars Libel Rallto 3; 3 Banter afi \u20ac wha - Miss Mathieu, ~~ Lace © ou sos Se ons can eme to our harbor.debtor can, at the mé bo.\u2018assigus his a> Doll for Serva.tales.1 G.L ie F als, Y.who still very ih que evidence a a EEGs = Lacmen or meu of 1323 realized then, as wo do now, | tate to a trustee, and in the very deed of as.| LA n the case Dé, Brunet against à the ; ly, published, emule ad | CN eakiva, bofas, FOCKORR = \u2014AT OUR BOOMS\u2014 this Improv provement of the channel was signment, inktract his trustee to pay çredi- which bad Foon di ne Pre tb sa soon, Journed.- diners, aies tables sie boards, ba 241 AND 243 BT.JAMES STRE tha fal work ofthe © ot Montreal, tors in schedule A in full, and to J divide which - ré of Review ° ave or SRR Fee 0518 AT OUR ROOMS ~\u2014 Nos.241 h a hole of Ci They felt whatever is left, if there is anything left, Court, the court: 10 d warded 0 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEB.3nd, wo de now, that t the work must be among the creditors in\u2019 schedule B, and In- plain Bete in ; amages Re $10 A Famous | NOS.1831 AXD 1838 NOTRE DANE STRERT, BALE AT TWO OCLOCE.- 7 tho cost should be defrayed strict his assigned also to divide his estate C088 0oals In Review, F ch Ohef FRIDAY APTENNOON, FEB.3RD, RAL & DONNELLY,\" e Jrhole country.a In 1 Montreal, up, mou those, greditors ne who re Separation Granted.ren AC 2.30 o'clock.ss A \u2019 & matter since suc- willin si such an u - A a .5 tie Lachine Canal opened The tranefort book aunt Bhyoous deed.Judes Gill bas ER once wrote: 4 The very soul of .mcas à ce.4% 184 the deepening of the channel very objectionable form of seourit: It on astion for separation Le stand, ii na d p22 bm ake St, was.comnenced.In 1843 very small document, saying ne Us he Hudon, Als.Mlowance tots cooking is the > stock-pot, an month w.os grante IN NO arrears were Bed and a i ES been put oi: on the Governmeat the of.on the Ottawa and in.the chicf route to debts present and future are trans x the finest: péter elle pe Fo ih | 3 A USTBALIAX FURS AT AUCTION.| ll 7 the Council im- remain for years inthe m ve up the: \u2018frfetirhers of the Boar | and rhen thé.debtor Assignd; » his ASE ip Cd She a wil nt of Lake Sy .Peter and low- is produced, and has À by the cou ST raiieay In th gration RE re Sales Woon, Nor mses - erin fcepen tolls as the oùt y menna of over- In \u2018Ontario to be à valid slim u Row ou to 2 Ed sa Sages sires treet, © cor pre Terms soning ob « aie existed.In 1832 thing realized trom book de mao à rh = Yo hie bry none; LOCK.wee ne gees rex, % ; | ; i Peviing Use Board waa called to gist tion is ani Tor id & nyse tens: des ox oro A= is | ep palley of Montreal.rodite can poss! ne ash continents, - manu pue, ie Auctioncors.: decided t et t#ue policy was prac- mont | s In adit Sraotton its evident xs Sha ! f .Ta Frente 5 Louie sas ho wife of Tames © bres LUIN\u2014 At : RAIL Tentes ok fh ghia Thomas Lee, retired rod list Beh ei sand Bristol, Evg , papers pl case copy.DEATHS.years.ALLAN \u2014 At Hamilton, on January Allan, rellot of - year.- CREVIER- Dicd at Bt.Anne de Bellevue, Jan.Mars Laits Creviur, beloved child of Ludger G.7 onthe, blanche Marguerite, Shugo of of E.© ote, 113 Maple street.Fun- erul, Thursday, Nie 2nd February, st 9 a.m.CAHKIEBE- 1n this city January Ua of 2 years, & montis and 1 dayn.Moiese Car rere.confee father's residence, No.185 Mur: Vedn veigen Cemetu fricods will kindly accept t i i invitation.252 con 1K hy Qua, city, at 131 Metcalfe streot, - daughter of the late Wil- re ere Co rie Jon.Hudson Bay Co.Seed 60 years.Funeral private.FILATRAULT: At Hamilton, January.l\u2019ontier Filatrault, aged 42 years, JAGGARD At Hamilton, on the 26th of Jan, Mary.beloved wife of Thomas Juggard, of Bar ton, in her (3th year.JOHNSON - At Hamilton, on January 28th, Mary Jane, clilent daughter of the lato John Johnson, sed 28 years LESTER.- A: Dore heater Station, Ont, on Jan.28, John Rankin Le-ter, aged 72 years, LEVEY-At Ensthourne, January, 1893, of heart failure, Jemina Boxer, widow of the «Che.Levey.\"Esq.of Catara- qui, near Quebec.McALÉKESY - AL St.Henri.on the 3tst ts Casste, agud 2 late Patrick McAleese.uncral will take place from her mother's residence, 1495 Turgeon strect,on Friday, the 3rd inst.at 8a.to St, enn church, thence to the R.C.Cemetery.Frienda and acquaintances are respectfully In.vitod attend.+ © POLAN-On he: the 33st ultimo, at Denver.\u2018olorndo, I years and seven months, , Youngest daughter of tho lato James Polan, aged 22 Folan and Mary Madden, and nicee of W.J.Ja.Fi © Mr.Wim.lenving Denver by rafi on the first February instant, to Montreal, for interment.funeral hereafter.DALPE -January 2ith, Anna Dalpé.a; ears 6 months.daughter of Samuel Hoxton Pond.STEPHENSON On the morning of February Let frost: Ida, ed 16 yours, beloved daughter wd Xn Friends argaret Stephenson.su plese auend © oe funeral, which will take \u2018Place, Friday, at LU pm.from 165 Mance street to St.Martin\u2019 sc bureh, thence lo Mom .Royal Cemctery.2 Manus, 2 on Janine oot sew vs REARS A.vegas Woon oo fs ARMSTRONC-\u2014 \u2014At London, ont o n prbursder, TT James Armstrong, MARRIAGES.DAWESLER\u2014 Martins C rch.the ; ce Be.fo, Bibs a.: i 3.A., LL Ror En ° } A youngest r Ci 23th, Jan f the lato George Al Allan, in her the age of nine mouths and ten duys, Crevier.[Botieviiivend Toronto, Ont., papers co Py COTÉ-In this city.the 31st January.at the age the age The.funeral will ako Fobruary 1st, at 7 Notre Dawe C surch, und\u2019 thence to Itelatives and n the 20th of England, on the 28th cars, second daughter of the mi formeriy of this ety.also Hart of this city.\u201cBody Notice of ape, | MORE 00D | MORE 0DD LOT s MORE ODD LOTS.During the course of yesterday's business a few mure udd lote were turned out, which are as follows :\u2014 ODD LOT ONE line of New Oblong Damask Bd Napkins.fringed and bordered, 6 for §1.85, worth 40c.each: 8.CAUSLEY.ODD LOT TWO Ladiès\u2019 Cloth Pelerines, Silk lined and Mur trimmed, reduced from $8.00 to $8.75 enol.S.CARSLEY.ODD LOT THREE Good Sized Carpet Squares with handsome borders and fringed ends, only $1.40 each.S.CARSLEY, ODD LOT FOUR Fancy Oatmeal Damask Tray Cloths with cuiored border aud fringed ends, only 37ic each.8S, CARSLEY, ODD LOT FIVE Good sized Bed Comforters, \u20acover- ed with Fancy Cotton, only 55¢ each.S.CAKSLEY.ODD LOT SIX Men's Wool Bocks, for winter wear, only 7c a pair.8 CARSLEY.ODD LOT SEVEN Fancy Damagk Tray Cloths, bordered, with 6 Doylies to match, only $1.26 the set S.CARSLEY.THOMPSON At Brockviile, Ont, on Thursdas.January th, 1588, Joseph L.Th , pilot, aged 74 years.WATSON At London, Ont on January 25, Geo.T.Watson, on of Willian and Robecea Wat son, agcd 55 PEEONAL DETECTIVES OF THE MOST RE haructri are Jurnaled Caubdian Secret Bervice.Templn Busldtoy, Mont Fab The hands of this offie arv speciul eworn Detectives for the whole Dominion sm) are under contract with the Provinewl Government to perform ali ther «ruminal detective work ferences: \u2018The Jeading Banks, Carpenter, Sap Criminsi Branch EROOY Al.en one application of à OL will instantly you: cures also headache \u2018and neuralgia.© cts.botte at au dragguts or Jubu T.Lyuns, vor.Cragg and Bleury str Pr LADIES USE \"CURLINE: FOR A ie) ERSONAL P1aNos TUNED.SQUARES 7 T5c, + U, Matatpction * AK Rae sa 2 3 ERSONAL-DR.ALEX.OARDNER HAR BE.turned from Europe und resumed practices ob Fd ter street, near corner Mountain strect Pragosa MERBY SOCIAL CLUB Lo 8, it juu are in Otlswn, come = mn arrangements wade, Fohmuary Mth.I DERSONAL-J.HERUERT MARCE au, TEACH HE Rr a) of Vocal Culture.133 Pel Stas ROYAL INSURANCE (CO.OF ENGLAND, LIARILITY OF SBAREHOLUBRS UNLIMITED.Capital .FE $16,000,000 Reserve Fund .\u2026\u2026\u2026._ 45,000,000 Annual Income, mpwards of 5,000,000 Investments itn Canada for Protection of Canadian Policy-Helders (chiefly with Government) exceed $1,000,000.Every description of property insured at moderats rates of premium.' Life swsqrance granted in al) the most approved ortha.HEAD OFFIQE FOR CANADA; ROYAL INSURANCE E BUTEDT NG, MONTREAL ATELY, Chief Agent.URTUR } Special pts | French SLID Sey & 8 Prec nel , J A a ish Ww.a BOBERTHON ; vec partment.© .R.Rou-daon & Bons.ODD LOT EIGHT All Trimmed Millinery models, to be cleared at Hall N.CABLE inolnding Corporations\u2019 and Pores of this vty: John A Grose, Supt.Commeryml och.Biles u évt WHY BUFFER arn TOOTHAUHE | ODD LOT NINE Oriental Striped Curtain Material in choice colorings, double width, only 25¢ per yard.SN.CARSLEY.ODD LOT TEN Wide and Heavy Reversible Carpet in good colors, only 10c yard.8.CAMSLEY.LAST OF ODD LOT ELEVEN Heavy All Wool Gray Flannels (twilled), only 144c yard.S.CARSLEY, ODD LOT TWELVE Plain and Fancy Dress Goods, in useful colors, 86 yard.je CARSLEY.ODD LOT THIRTEEN Large size White and Colored Bed Quilts, only 900 each.8S.CABSLEY.k OUR SALE % BEFORE SIOCETAKINO Cleses on SATURDAY, 4th February General Redfictions on the whole stock of WATCHES, JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, SILVER: WARE, ELECTRO PLATE, JOSEPH RODGERS & SONS CUTLERY, 8POONS and FORKS, ART GOODS, kc., snd Specialties for Wedding Presents, \u2018\u201cNething Bu! First-class Geeds.\u201d \"Watches aml Jewellery repaired by thoroughly efficient efctent workmen, demi made to prder.A call WATSON & & DICKSON,: 1792 Notre Dame, Cr.56.Peter.23t3 3aw ODD LOT FOURTEEN Ladies\u2019 Colored Wool and Cashmere Gloves, only 0c pair.5, CARSLEY, Wil ocre Withe reciting from ty, Weakness overiaxation of Tiny! fom esoumeror om, kidoey, liter and bi évnornt SIRE Sh Ses Ee FEELS ERR Meuse bavo been euroû Cn Ere other state RA FEE eet PER WITH LL salt Rani) - Said pip te ase A no ù iy Broadway, ny Rio oo olyv.EER A a are sa ODD LOT FIFTEEN Ladies\u2019 Blanket Coats in White, Gray and Colors, to be clesred ont at $3.00 each.S.CARSLEY, Notre Dame Street.REMNANTS OF LINENS.A tremendous lot of ends of Linen Sheetings, Table Damasks, Apron Linens, &o., to be cleared at less than Wholesale Prices.8.CARSLEY.REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS.À large collection of ends of Dress \"Fabrics, in most useful lengths, for Ladies\u2019 and Children's Dresses, to be sold cheap.8.CARSLEY.REMNANTS OF CARPETS.Ends of.Tapestry, Wool, and Jute Carpets, to be cleared at Bargain Prices 8.CARSLEY.RIGBY! RIGBYI RIGBY! Next time you buy a Tweed Waterproof Ulster or Cloak be sure and purch ase 8 Rigby at 8.Carsley\u2019s.that the name is on it and tske none but Rigby.They are good wherever you find them.S.CARSLEY, : 1765, 1767, 1700, 1774, 1773, 1776, tn, 1970 Notre Dams SrresT, MONTREAL.FRE POWDERS A are = ER md \u2026 Ts Bares CARS LEY\u2019 E COLUMN | {RNIN pe UN MISTAKABLE l nie CS slong SE Bad ine\" See or bo boys ™ JOHN MURPHY & ine, sad of fe She shat them Re YE in lg is a vanishing quan THAT.BE BET at present.Never co.Boys\u2019 Good Tweed Suits, at $1.30 Boys\u2019 Navy Serge Suits, from 75e.Boys\u2019 Halifax Tweed Buils, from $2 boys\u2019 kton Buils, all umes.OVERCOATS.We have still à nico assortment left, and we will Hane Jor w little langer to give » discount of nt.reduc Ladi ressos.Tadice Chemises Ladies\u2019 wurs large vas variety of Lad er Voul, Quilted, sx and Satin.LADIES\u2019 CORSETS.Cromptons.Thouwson's & French Woven.Ladin\u2019 Ferns Wai Children's Ferus \"Wal special aixes 18 and 14, red \u201cony MURPHY & BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.1 Boys\u2019 Man 0° War Suits, all sizes.Ladies\u201d Underclothing.Ladies Flannel Dreming Jackets | trom 81 to 96.50 8kirts to choose from,com- We keep in stock full lines of the following P.N.sizes.ull of Child put Bomptons Waists, 00.\u2014Is\u2014 A MELISSA COAT A WATERPROOF AND OVERCOAT COMBINED | I JOHN MURPHY & co.1781 & 1783 Notre Dame St.Terms Cask and only one Price.TELEPHONE 2193 JOHN MURPHY & C0, And 105, 107, 100 and 311 Be.Peter Street.mm To make room for wo tract shipments, WILLIS & CO.| will sell at the warerooms, 1824 Notre Dame\u2018 Street, at great bargains until February 15th, over 300 Pianos and Organs.New Pianos, Slightly Used Pianos American Concert and Cabinet Grands and Boudoirs ; also Canadian Upright and Square Pianos.These Pianos are, many of them, nearly new, and embrace leading American and Canadian makes.NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED, \u2014 i HENRY & N.E.HAMILTON Victo ria Square.ADVERTISEMENT, and Dark Grounds.er BE BEATEN, Printers, and all fast colors.department.JAS.A.ORILVY & SONS, 263 to 207 5T.ANTOINE STREET, 144 to 150 MOUNTAIN STREET.Telephone SM.Jus, À, Oglry & Suns New Goods! consisting of over 900 pieces of Light FOR VALUE CANNOT 32 inch English Prints, 10 per yd 32 inch English Prints, 125 per yd.Beautifn] French Delaine Prints, on Light and Dark Grounds, 150 per yard.THB ABOTE 000DS ARR THE LATEST DESIGNS We may state here that all our Prints, as formerly, wil} only be of the best New Goods now received daily in every The Family Drapery and Linen House, B h Bare: Corner 86.Ontherine Sirced © wn Suektaghau Avenws.6h THOSE OUR LARGE AND.COMPLETE STORE EVERYTHING ERS, HALL STOVES RAN ERS, LAMPS, &c.HAVING FINISHED STOCK.THAT JT 18 ONLY THE BUYER WILL THE GAINNR - LOTS OF -NIOR CHAIRS, ROCKERS, GOUQHES ARTICLES FOR THE PARLOR AT Away DOWN PRICES.VALHOY mrs o-oo As USD.METRAPOLITAN NTE 00, EMMANS; Manszer, WHO ARE ALIVE TO THEIR OWN INTER ESTS WILL LO8R NO TIME IN VIBITIFG RE OF HOME-FURNISHINGS, INOLUDING IN CAR PETS; CURTAINS, BLANKETS, COMPORT- GES, SELF-FEED- STILL LEFT AFTER OUR GREAT SELLING TIME, AND WE HAVE SEVERAL KINDS OF ARTICLES THAT WE ARE PREPARED 10 LET GO Af PRICES 850 LOW BE, AT aE on a AL, G CREDIP CAN HAVE IT.° 1075 à 1600 Votre Dame 1.tt) rushed and Broken.Poni a it apa FEBRUARY laranee Sale t VERRINE REDUCTIONS All Departments IP LA n \u201cANR \u2014 Her De Can SPECIAL.Mantle : .Department 20 8-4 Sealotie Coats FROM | $18.50 to $75.00 REDUCED $11.50 to $300 7 Fur Lind Cloaks: oy $14.00 to $50.00 REDUCED $7:00 to $18.50) ~ AND \u2014 - ® Pur Gant.OF fr Gosh, 75 Bk Cloth Ur $5.00 to $17.90 MILKED $235 Wan?Be 2 Moosewood Bitters, Em Tent oa omen botties.Louie Roederer Vin FRASER, VIGER & \u201ctH EP em st VIGER & OQ.FRASER, VIGER & CO.Moosewood Bitters.PRASER, VIGER & CO.Le Louis\u2019 Roedayer CRAmMPRER®.doseny Bec, in cases of one Quarts, $31 par coon: tn onsen of two dosen plata, 633 FRAREE, VIGER & 00.Co.'s _ \u2026 Boe 00 2 00 2900 1900 800 17 60 8 00 18 00 Ji hemi ig ug a 1 FRED BLOOD'S XXX DUBLIN STOUT ttled Blood, Wolfe & Co., Liverpool, Bo br meat and drink.Blood» Dublin Stout in casks, containing four dozen quarts, #5 per dozen, Stout in casks, containing eight dosen pints, on.45 per dogen.FRASER, VIGER & 00.On MADEIRA.TR.Court, Gerdun & Ce.- - Per Per Per bottle.palion.dozen.na 3 1 a\u2019 Pos Californie Hock.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.sv .700 8 ne 18 58 1080 1 S150 1350 .1400 1500 .40 1600 .18 00 H on .18 00 7 00 200 ne 0 sees 00 FRASER, VIGER & CO., importers, 190 8t.James Street.51 \u2014 and HBALING aFPLICATION.It re and sivas gins or als te i WITOH HAL ss ride Poi mgd rite) Eru Sead Head.Lt is Ît is invaluable., 50 Cents, T Sol by Draggiess, or ar ETHPERITS HUMPHREYS\u2019 This Prrçious OinTmænT is the h of Scientific Medicine.\u2018 » has ever been produced to equal or compare with it asa curative has been used over 40 years, and slways affords on te he mi OIL, cForBarns, Scalds and Ulceration and traction from The relief is instant and unequaled.Ulcers, Fi jons, C] = Isflamed or Caked Breasts and Sere g or 35 Cents.aru$ payt-palé on recddeé of priog, WED, 00, 11145119 Wiliam 82., FEW YORK, CURES PILES.To the Editor of the STAR: an! able cpace for the purpose of abov of she he éléctric car service the rung by be igorously attended to.even] doy erent the the bell onc once.n, yesterday, over s signed h easton th fo cross Bt strest four times each school da à position to make the above 4 sta Consu tives obtain rellef ory Peetoral.No [eme The Tiogs, Slate Supreme.| rendered a decision \u2018Behoal elections.Those unhappy D i \\ Het SEE i 8, made Why is the Ball on the Electric Can Falling Into Disuse?- Srr \u2014May the writer trespass oa the writer SAW à car from before Vi ea who suffer from en a FPS opel tibaled able d'hote cu SR TR ~ your baal.© query?At the intz odaction bell was con.tantly by the (onan in charge, but of rr) s \u2014rhing to pedestrians has not Last \u201coun.on pass along treet, to past Doiversity.without Vina the ni y & car, no warnin haga given, bu but\u201d at beppening to look up, the ; As, the Magu Oath is to eats.by using \u2018other curs 1s | Of the Court has can vote at | Lord ly the >ribe tt ran J bars been ow the be ony ool simi ar.1 ductive oi future 4 ed t Lasoox, Fehrmary L.~Ia his speech last Myr, Gladstone showed plainly thas he bad béen irritated by Mr.Balfour's taunts.The tanes of his voice indicated deep indignation and his gestures were rapid ang violent, especially when he repudiated the imputation that royal clemency had been exploited for political purposes in the cases of the Irish dynamiters and the Gwegdore ers.When he cawe Le the dlscuse of U da, ang t 8 ene voice was b hy snd ha was obliged 10 into conversational tone.° for forty-eight minutes with good ° re A mes of Parnellites decided that John d should move an amendmeat tq the address in favor of à general amneaty for Irish political prisoners.Mr.Goschen, ex-Chancellor of the Ex- Chequer, has been elected to the Cariton ; In the House of Commons ons the early syen- DE was ving notices motion.Notice eee Gladstone would introduce his Home Rule Bill on next Monday elicited prolonged Liberal cheers.a mover and geconder of t the Fhe House eal ply 2 spoke to em nches.The House e en PE however - when 4 rd of the onary in\" in the roy Salisbury Gabine and now leader of the nn ition, arose somewhat languidly and, on d a storm of Opposition cheers, began a general criticism of the Government.He congratulated the Cabinet upon the abandonment of the po) policy to abandon Uganda, In their Egyptian Toy, Mr .Balfour said the ministers coul > Tong upon the su Ro they uphel of the pe as as British ri the Gooy apield would at their eartiont\u201d iad te Gor let Parliament know the cause which led to the recent troubles in Cairo.Among the causes, undoubtedly, were.the rash utterances made by th © Minister and the Chief for Ireland When the were in the ve Opposition.lame for raising ho which would o ertainly be pro- e demanded that the Home Secretary should say whether or pot the release of Egan and Callan, the Irish dynamiters, was à part of 8 policy of ams amnesty intended to olve the release of all the Irish d ore He Morley.she Secretary, with i waar: PREROGATIVE FOR roca) omonzs, Mr.Gladstone then rose to answer Mr, Balfour.He bad noticed he said, that with the continued growth of Jegialati ve arrears © eagerness of the coun for vigorous egialation increased.He had d to lose no time, therefore, in satisfyis lat eagerness.He would secure the ap ment of a Royal Commission 2 eng to the Welsh'land question.He Mr.\u201cBalfour for sasailing with fama.tory e criticism a bill not yet introduced, an for doing his utmost to prejudice the ds ollowers against a plan of Home Rule of which he was si orant.He would not reply to Mr.lour's invectives against Morley's administration of Ireland except to say that the wise policy of clemency been simullancous with a grea decrease f crime.The mission LU necessary in order that an enguiry be e fo rs there.The re.| sultof thia niry dsr enable the Government to ve at a on a] dectalon.| He did not belleve that in h aria.men n career he had pres Std ronds or so rash an ere those yu tored y Mr.Balfour conpe the diff, culties t.These word necmed ) suggest; that the Government would no time in ge ioe sad ops ar hee he had uen ere bility of a hasty ev: Tr.Gladstone said n the government.had pot, te to consi aider the merely question of occupati maintenance of order.\u201d 3 ne Telgtions of KA two Governments had now on a satisfactory footing, been Ped fur: ther trouble was not In conclusion, Mr.Gladstone repeated his ap to the House not be premature denunciations of the Homes Bale bill bill.It rely would ould be better for all to walt and deu éretion, pr- of the bl eis fol, cara dell ration, banevalant.ju ont Afr Mr Gladstone's = 3 he House adjourned.1N THR HOUSE OF LORDS several new peers, includ Lord Playfair, took the oath prescri ne Prin ales and his 5 son, the Duke the debate oom 8 n on was seco! onded Both mover and der .spots in LR terms in support oi LerPaen torre afer Thi{ng, u 0 , who appeared in Oppel, pliment said he liga com in the meantime to gloreign polley of the be fou principles and to be executed with ju ent and okll.Events in rendered the difficulties syrround- ing the British occupation more numerous, e Government must postpone the with- en districts where lt d age che hands à EE had been used to shi ur tore.the pui document.Te notmied | ys sat a pa 6 ?one tion neck oe Frtintent n ation the ; regard other meas.d in a\u201d pres indica: n the de wooly ba: 2 ry às jo grad so ries ee of ie \u2018 8 on %e Novrenats =.ie pes oi ture suffered me mt fo pu has once.Pouf parie mo Ze doctrines t 9 ownera ou as probe sr sue vw ord, Lo -as in Gree PS sous! lative of ° ay, Lord the Connell a retary of Lor In- rep ishary.THE PROHISITION COMMISSION.{srhcrar.0 THE STAR.) =X 8 Lo be visi Eng Eres hd BREE - 161 t& 10 LE a the clase preset soion of the latures | two members of the Commis in legislative wark rs to entra are whole Com- hen Ontario was visited, nes CONTRACTS._ The Partioulars of His Big Account Which Spreng From an Opder to Furnish a \u201cFew Rooms.\u201d [erRoLa TO Tux STAR.) se old \u201c\u2018con- trata pou Pain now\u2019 tiv Greased by the looked Into ous of se correspondent looked Into sneol hom gprried out.allieres, Qu c, fos for fun Montreal Court y was r nished through an order x of [ry Government.wishing to a \u201clow rooms\u201d of the improvefl Comet House entered into cprrespondence with the follow- in f PW With à Messrs.Perrault Mesnard, archi itecty, ot Montreal, Feb.is.1801, for & Hat of the\u2019 farniture reg 2 With M Valliere February 16, 1801 ri ee that the Commissioner of Public Works had decided to entrust him with the making of sald furniture and with furni the SOU ) and Laval Normal schools and th and Mesnard's Perrault ' Fobruser 17, specifying for 737 pieces eof for: nitore, , 4.Assistant Commissioner of, Public Works\u2019 reply, February 19, contending that the Hat ta altogether.5.A communication to Perrault and Mesnard, February 23, informing them that Mr.Vallleres is going to Montreal to take the pire of fixtures, eté., for the Court o Perrault and Mesnard to Lesage, assistant commissioner, February 28, informing him that they had come to an under ans as what furniture was re- to Perrault and Mesnard, Pebramey 5 informing them that Mr.Gar- neau was still of the opinion that the style: 2 adopted for the Quebec Court, House shoul adopted for the Court House of Montreal, od ne a quantity of farniture reduced to 8.Lesage to Perrault and Mesnard, April ox infor them that Mr.Garneau hav- at they had adopted another abris ru the furniture to be nade, w ished as no changes coul made ae ie d Mesnard, to Perrault an 19, informing them that Mr.Valtieres had already n given the contract for the furniture for the Superior Court, Criminal Court and Circuit Court, and that the Hon.Commissioner had given leave the same day (March 19,) to go on with furniture for Courts of Appeal and Enquete.man E.Charest, engineer of the De t to Garneau, Jnforming him on hy i, th that, acoording to instructions, he ha ined and revised list of furniture re- aired: eu supplied by Perrault and Mesnard (Latter 3); rack k off M pieces of furniture ferent courts and that the furniture of th e cordes of the Police Court was new and in cherry and black walnut.11.A detailed list of furniture wanted by the different cou: ibraries, as ord Vallieres by the Provincial Secret igmed The price of onl on).some ¢ of the pieces, of furniture is mar 18, Another list signed Lesage, February Es \\ Vallieres ta Garneau, July 2, in Vallieres asks for an advance of 0.00 on work done.+ Garneau to accountant, same date, ordering cheque to Valtieres; f ollowed by te from Mercier to G \"Settle vail affair, it you have money.\u201d - 3 Yiliicres Yeogipt for $80,000.5 had e work for more than $80,000 asa call the attention of the nnd © t that sald furniture was not fod to Perrault & Mesnard, there was to Sher ving Vailieres of judges be oto.i tors the > that they ormer explana- tock os that work had been suspended on fixturés until the Montreal Bar decided on the wanted.up to date in- furniture 19.List of furniture $12.000 worth of t or wood, de Garneau to Vallieres, September 20, acknowledging receipt of insurance policies on furni tore.n to Valli to send to for Court Nov.21, ntreal ordérin e £ House and fgraitare completod e to same, Nov.34, informing eres, that the Government ould have the pashan insured themse) to Perrault and Mesnard, Dec, 8, g \u201cern that they must send with Vallieres through the fom yondence \" Beperimant to Bell Ni ber 24 on eau, Novem an- imams the {borixing a to insure furn{ pert jon pepe Vallloras.on, November 8, in- t said furn ture had forming \u2018the latter 26, Cogn for ea, J oh 1982, on eau, Jan informing the Iatter that 2 2 Gov ment eome to no d on as to i A notsend oh ue! ing id 1 ture he foul Gagnon to alifer J apuary 9, 1 informing the la latter of state of affairs re the furn = Statement of of sums paid Vallieres fer 33, 1801, to No- tomers tap.m Marc Er ete pe sentis LE cnc0 0 £0,757 90 Farmiturs for sh tn LARGE an OF DIAMONDS.favaoras, zo ug sre] arp portation of diane rer mans on 0: onda \u20ac or m le_ from Europe to thé \u20ac United tes, of rom Turope te receiv ib Fone ay of Jus nsion Bridge on the- Arica we ay.ese gems were the finest cut Neon s, and were imported by a > ow Xe, Tf, mo oa hd of the value.BEN.BUTLER'S WILL.[SPBOTAL YO THN PTAR.) ar ne ra Shed it rotate Yemerdsr, I toe Hie lo loves his property, valued Sy sev relatives, distributed.IC is the onl he ore Dade FOR BROQK'S STATUE._ [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Bosros February 1.\u2014 A death mpaak of the late Bishop Broo Eg et snd the | ahi se fai ET de ; Farah WANTED =f A Féépen.+ control of ibe Ring water taken from a tap on anuary ph possible to oo tie moet and Y F | burned to death at the stake.Le\u201d Customs a power broke over the I line of the C adv, ah bowsver | trol of tho road and Îts pri ould, no doubt, open Fe LE w t SOV] es BLAINE AND | n° Et TO THE ne te ebruary 1.\u2014Hon: kenzi port, ther new Government leader in th Senate, resumed the debate on the yesterday afternoon at six ooloak, Senator Boulton had the floor.Bowell aequitted Dimaelt v EE BT and prom ies Upper Ch ber.Al e progress of the coun CB point out the Jatice 7 con {tion on the canal tolls, wrecking and reciprocity uestions, From the statements of the - anadian Minis ashington, Mr.e drew certal 1 am t dos at W Tesponsihle,\u201d Senate \u201cfor laforences that Mr Blaine Mr.Foster may draw from any remarks Tr Made on that occasion.1 not in the habit of expresaing my views in such s manner as to lead to any misappre- bension (at least, I think so) as to my meaning.Mr.Blaine himself paid me the compliment of say ing, as he looked at me: \u2018You-are an Englishman and a frank one.\u2018 I admitted it.I am nelther ashamed that J was boru in England, nor at Deing frank and outspoken in any ex; opinion that I had to make to him, or in any other matters, particularly where the interests of this country are at stoke.I might have added that had heen a resident of Canada for sty years,and I think may lay cluim to being a tol Canadian by this time.\u201d lerablo good Mr.Blaine, he continued, had asked him why Canada had gone to the expense of buz ding that cons \u201cI simply said,\u201d Bowell continu \u201c to bo independent of you, Mr.Blaine.va forget, perhaps, sir, that your Jredecessar recommend to Congress the pion ofa licy of non intercourse with th hig op do not all pi ability what the effect ot\u201d nou.rob course would The only means wo have of \u2018outlet for the products of our great \u2018North-West, which are yearly swell.by millions of bushels, is by the railway.e are but five millions and you are sixty.© five millions, and we cannot afford to be at = your mercy to shut any outlet, we.lay have : now or hereafter, in order to cripple the trade of our country, and by that- your non-Intercourse you have put us to the expense of over three millions of do we have readily spent it, Ding 2 an À che dent people who propose overn éur- selves.az amicable with you i'n podsible, bat if not, we will do it alone.\u201d TORONTO'S BAD WATER.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR] ToRONTO, Febru 1.\u2014Mr, the analys the \u201cthé\u201d organic he has tb doubled, Rv the quantity à of TF nitrases ae considerable sewer contamination.in.oe \"an a the city engi ov le vue or an e city enginee i examined the visible broaks \" conduis yesterday.Sleeves are breaks othe ou; over the o jertures, but the yor cannot ese Low he pipe can be made ti sight ag agsin, Dr.Allen advocates the laying immed of a new Pipe Notwithstanding the | ad of the eity water, the m re urns fc {or the month of January Inst the veri que gemateries show a ution death rate as com: with the correspon month of last LADY DOCTOR FINED, _ [rama ro Fax FALE Lo Ham bruary 1.\u2014Nr.wW où the Ontaët College Ge of Bort Ontario Colle man à ! .gistered in Ontario, an er foreign qualifie of êhe âne The pi Tire Magistrate ordered ds QUEBEC OITIZENS INDIGNANT.fe = TO THE STAR.) an 1.\u2014Great \u2018Hien spresded by (hs the divinane of this fd 7 5 the action of ordering tho removal of all hes mn mst by Te Com th t Ing of bots gui aoû they will be: week by a detachment of the ba The Order Countsrmanded, [SPECIAL TO THR sTAR.} OTTAWA, Febru fe received several protesting against General os eras remove se RS $i\" pect, Mita 3 e er 6 Buch a atop was never Hire by | © Centre died, terda He was a ve a of at , in the Fenian raids On thé tion of théBôth battalion, he was ap Colonel, which ve ho Tes resigned «go He the Customs 4 over forty-five oars.WITHOUT FOOD OR SHEL {séxcraL TO THN SIAR.) : , February 1.\u2014 Thé où die Mayor ls he that be beep dum from ; \u201cSarnia\u201d and was t § He paid 1 hin wife wife and (faly Ih Lived I ow @ the EE eitiss s, add poe remit of \u2018the crime me mit a id has determined on 860.66, against ,702.08 for the TT cresse 168, laut mo and QIA7, M36 for fa SA AR The Vatican's Exhibit.|.i 1.ossics und the A Po De Jens | pr pa Vatjoan Lo the pg vais in Chie the ot 3 that, guard à sod SES the voyeee to New Yorke ! \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 7 .i - Of aLawless Mob.Headed by \u201cPrefontaine.Hurtoan t | t LAWS JUDGES, COURTS, ORDER, DECENCY, ALL DEFIED.Scattering the City's Funds TRAMPLING ON THE PEOPLE'S | RIGHTS.Law-Abiding Citizens Outraged\u2014A Carnival of Disorder and Mob Rule.The elections held to day were a sham,and being so regarded by the great majority of respectable citizens, thousands of electors remained away from the polls.This has been the inost extraordinary election in the history of the city.A stranger arriving in Montreal would bot have known what to make oof - it He would, perhaps, have thought that a mob was having a holiday, but he would never for a moment have imagined that the civic elections were proceeding.Ward heelers were dashing up and down in cabs to the imminent danger of sers by, men who never possessed a \u2018vote were voting nnd smoking big cigars, men were driving rigs that only get into a sleigh once a year, on election das Most of the saloons, especially in the erst and lower parts of the city, were going full blast, law \" citizens, recognizing the illegality of the elections, stayed away from the polls altogether, to the great delight of the heelers, whe were up bright and early, and whose bands of telegraphers voted\u201d \u2018*\u2018early and ten.\u201d It was a great day for the tele- hers.What are votes worth?\u201d asked & STAR reporter of a prominent election worker.- \u201cOh, about two dollars apiece,\u201d was the answer.\u2018They are not com on us this year, but,\u201d with a sigh, \u201cthere are a lot of them to pay for.\u201d e telegraphing brigade was not content with telegraphing one vote at a time.No, they brought their men up in squads, and the organization, especially for the mayoralty contest, was so bad, that only a slight percentage of the telegraphers were \u2026 detected.In one poll in St.Ann's Ward, No.6, McGrail's men stopped TWENTY-ONE ATTEMPTS AT TELEGRAPHING before 10.30 this morning.This shows how boldly the telegraphers went about their work.In poll No.6, St.Ann's Ward, four at- -tempte at telegraphing were detected one after the other.ne man went into a poll and becoming nervous gave his right name, although he should have voted under a fic- * titious name.hen his attention was called to this he did not utter a word, but rushed from the poll Some of the telegraphers were sorry looking specimens of humanity.The $2 they got far their votes would be a little fortune to them for they looked as if it was the only money they had earncd during the winter.Some of the candidates ; placed no dcpendence at all on the - \u201cStraight vote of the wards, but they théir telegraphing brigades well marshalled under the command of heelers quite fitted for the dirty work.The saloon Keepers, in many cases, made even no pretence of closing their gin shops,and whiskey, brandy and other flery liquids were flown, 1 must get some more money,\u201d was the - remark frequently heard from the agents of some of the candidates.\u201c1 hear that Nolan's carters are goin on strike if they don\u2019t get their money be one o'clock,\u201d was another remark heard.\u201cWhoop, are we in it?yelled a sleigh load of half drunken telegraphers,who having played themselves out in one part of the ward, were being driven to another.\u201cTelegraphing is Sing on at No.2408 Notre Dame street, Poll No.10,\" was the sent into Mr.McGrail's headquarters.morning, and men were sent down to look after the poll.Money and whiskey were the arguments that were telling over in St.Ann's and in the Point this morning.It was a harvest for the ~ \u201csaloon keopers, who only want a general - election on March first to make their happi- \u2018mess complete.The Grand Trunk workmen were very much in demand.At noon outside the workshops there was A LITTLE ARMY OF VEHICLES of every description, and a yell went up when the workmen came out.Some were seized almost bodily, hustled into sleighs and hurried off to the polls or the heareat saloon.How the Grand Trunk vote went .none of the candidates know.Ald.Nolan was driving around with two horses.\u201cOne may be enough for him to-morrow,\u201d said an eloctor.The * hoys\u201d will drink winé to- =.night if everythin oes right, however, But where was McShane this morning?\u201cThe awanip kuew him not, neither was he \u2014around any of his accustomed haunts.Neither McShane nor the Hon.Mr.ina had any kind of tion in the Point.They rere - represented in the s, which, how- pet: with the Mayor's Dectloneering tactics, would be more of an advantage to him Ahan to the Hon, Mr.Desjardins.The meinbers of the electoral league in St.\u2018Aïiñ\u2019s Ward wexe doing the best they could to prevént telegraphing, but it was a big tract.sou This is an extraordinary scene,\u201d remarked » newly arrived Englishman to a AR r to-day.\u201cI have n \u2018élections in England and Australia, but \u201cnever saw anything like this before.Is \u201cthis ye al way of conducting an elec: \u201cThere is an angry man,\u201d remarked oue \u201cnf the workers to the BTar.* Because ho did not pay his taxes and can't ; for vote.7; ot is another scene witnessed by the Bran: .\u201cHow have you been doing was the estio Tat by a candidate to one of the Good, 1ranin ten votes and enl t ; in! The candidate api Er -æalled down once.\u201ced Seed: while the worker jumped into % a oab to \u2018run in\u201d ten more votes.In the two workers wers in better get our money Sms Judgment of the courts.= 6 ° 0 on over both the mayoralty and | A fi nthe Hands ES nani contests, Money\u2019 was bein, RY put up readily and how he boys 4 of the illegal strife, and were using their usual \u201carguments.\u201d Good citizens were wondering if there was any law inthe city, while the heelers were only wishing for an eternal Carnival like this.It wasa wonderful election day, the like of which has never been here before, and all law-abiding citizens hope will never be seen again.In a State of Turmoll.The True Witness came out this afternoon with the following scorching editorial; In Quebec our Bill hungs tire just at the most critical of moments, and asa conse: quence the city is flung into a state of turmoil, and the rate-payers are surrounded by uncertainties such as form a combination of circumstances rarely, if ever, met with in the municipal history of this or any other place.In order to avoid a general election on the first of March, to snatch a hurried verdict from the electors before all the aldermanic : iniquities would become publie property, an to save their positions, at the expense of every just consideration, for a few months more, the \u201ccompact fac tion\u201d holds the city in its garrotting bands,\u201d determined tbat-legal or illegal \u2014 to-day\u2019s election should take lace.The citizens took out an injune- tion to prevent that election ; Mr, Justice Doberty sustained that injunction and therchy declared the election illegal; the city fathers determined to proceed with the contest despite the judicial mling; they appealed to the Court of Review; the Court of Review declared 1it had no jurisdiction; therefore, the election stands declared illegal, and to proceed therewith would subject the city to a fine of $2000 for contempt of court-a tine that the ratepayers would have to pay.Despite all this, the City Hall has 1esolved to hold the elections, to expose the public to the certainty of paying the fine, to subject the citizens of Montreal to the humiliation of being made play the \u201cfool's part\u201din a most grotesque farce, and all this in order to shield themselves from the fast rising tide of pular indignatidn, to secure themselves For another term before their evil doings could be thoroughly scattered abroad and the boom of public indignation andeexas- peration would thunder in their ears.Talk of the scenes of confusion and riot that originated in the tyrannical sophistry of the French Convention, when the grasping ambition of Robespierre and\u2019 St.Just brought about the ** Reign of Terror,\u201d and its subsequent train of disastrous consequences: talk about the Bureaucracy and the \u201cfamily compacts,\u201d that lashed onr own country into a rebellion; but here we have, in proportion to the sphere of their operation, the same selfish ambition, the same disregard for popular rights, the sime defiunce of the aw, the same contempt for the constituted legal puthority, the smwe grasping, all-absorbing self-aggrandizement, =~ the same bold determination in carrying out unlawful measures, the same absence of public conscience, the same reeking corruption, and the same attempts, apparently, to drive the honest citizens and tax-payers to desperation and open revolt against their abominable methods of civic government.But happily.to-day, the people have a weapon far mightier than the sword of the revolution or the musket of the rebellion ; they hold the ballot, and therewith, if and order \u2018had gone in to get awake to the peril that menaces, they can out of the cold, and the illegal elec- hurl the would-be usurpers from tions of 1868 were going merrily but their high seats.The city has disorderly on.A great many respectable become a lay-toy in the hands of a clique, and they are bound to toss the ballfintil their game is entirely played out.But the law is against them; they may defer, but they caunot prevent the day of bitter reckoning.Like Casar of old, they may all cry: \u201cBeware of the Ides of March!\u201d Had there been time we would have called upon every anti-boodie candidate to withdraw and thereby protest against the illegality of the contest, and eve honest citizen to remain at home an by his action refuse to recognize the election, and consequently bow before the But it was too ate ; time was not given for even calm deliberation; the contest goes on; but if the city is called upon to pay the fine for contempt of court, the citizens should rise in à mass on the 1st March next, and every voter, irrespective of all other considerations, mark his ballot against the violators of the law and the men of corruption.Blackball them, one and all, from the honorable places in public affairs ! Judge Doherty's Order.A copy of the writ of injunction issued by Judge Doherty was served lastlevening on Mr.L.O.David, the City Clerk, and at the residences of Ald.Beausoleil, chairman, Ald.Hurteau, Kennedy, Griffin and Dubuc.À copy of the writwas also served shortly hefore nine o'clock this morning at the office of the City Clerk.The following is the text of Judge Doberty's order for the writof injunction to issue: Having seen the foregoing petition (that of Messra.Marcll and Duff), and having heard the petitioners and respondents by their counsel : :1 the writ issue as prayed for, returnable on the seventh day of February next, 1893, on poti- tioners giving good and sufficient security in the amount of 860), by two bondsmen, who shall justify before the prothonatory of the Court as to the sutticioncy.Signed) CHARLES J.DOHERTY, J.Date, anuary 31st, 1893, THE WRIT OF INJUNCTION.The text of the writ of injunction itself is as follows : \u201cNo, 2742.\u201d \u2018 \u201cVictoria by the of God, Queen of the United Kingdom, of Great Britain and Ireland; Defender of the faith, Empress of India.\u201d To any of the bailiffk of our Superior Court, acting in the District of Montreal.GREETING : We command you to enjoin the city of Montreal, a body politic and corporate, having Its principal place of business in the city of Mont real, Lauront Olivier David, of the same place, City Cierk of the said city of Montreal, Clcophas Beausoleil, Napoleon A hur Hurteau, Patrick Kennedy, James Griffin, Pierre Dubuc, aldermen, all five of Montreal aforesaid, constitutin, Board of Revisora of the city of Montreal, to appear before our Superior Court or one of the hon.judges thereof in the Court House in the city and district of Montreal, on the seventh day of February next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to answer the demand of Charles Marcil, of the sald City of Montreal, journalist, and of John M.M.ff, of the same pl , accountant, set forth in tho hereto annexed petition, to suspond all acts, proce ngs, operations or worka respecting the matters În dispute in this \u2018Caatse, and pari foutarls to suspend all proceed- {ngs for an cleotion of mayor and aldermen for the city of Montreal on the first day of February next, under pain of all legal proceedings.And have there and then or beforo this writ and your proceedings thereon.In witness whereof, we have caused the seal of our said Superior Court to be hereunto affixed at Montreal this thirty-first day of January.in tho year of our Lord, ono thousand eight hundred and uinety-throo.(Signed) JosEPR DAOUST, PY.Deputy Prothonotary.Voting Under Protest.Mr.Donald Macmaster, Q.C.voted this morning and at the same time filed the foliowing protest: « MONTREAL, ist Feb , 1808.Wilam Brown, sq.Le COTURET ! Deputy Returning Officer, St.Antoine Ward.| DEAR StR.\u2014In voting to-day I do so under test, the holding of the election being illegal, in contempt of Court.Yours sincerely, DONALD MACMABTER.pro- and Mr.Charles Marcil, one of the petition- | ers for the writ of Injunction, voted fn Bt.James Ward and filed a similar protest with the deputy returning officer, WILD WEST PROCEDURE.Several of the principal icipants in the injunction t of vosterday ne in court again this morning and their praseuce crea considerable interest among tho people.The Hon.Mr.Justice Loranger was presiding in the Enquete Court, which was sitting this morning in the advocates\u201d Wi .case In whic 8 was ardrobe.À i ich the city interested was proceeding and -a motion was presented.The presence of Mr, Ethier: and Mr.Lamothe made one think that another \u2018move on the legal chess- wns being made in the injunction céase.It was only an action for damages, nothing of general interest.The courts had already ; | ] courts.It was a bad object lesson in law and order to the people of the city and of the province.Did a grest city occupy in the eyes of the law & position \u2018exempting it from the obedience expected of a private citizen?If the corporation of the citvuf Montrealcould defy the Courts, would it not only natural to look for disrespect and even contempt on the part of every citzen.Another member of the Bar had nothing to say respecting the election muddle only this, that the holding of the elections after the court had forbidden them was a sort of wild west way of doing things or erliaps u pro- cecdure that would do credit to the Tammany Tiger in its boldest moods.St.Antoine Ward.In St.Antoine Ward numbers of citizens, even some of those who had voted early on the morning, scemed in doubt as it whether the election were fuking place or not.\u2018At half-past ten o'clock not fore than twenty-tive ballots had been cast.Mr.Atwaters name still remained on the paper with those of Mr.Costigan and Mr.Paul.Charges of fraud practised in the Windsor street poll flew thick and fast.The agents of both candidates, however, felt confident that all the telegraphing was done by the other side.The greatest activity was manifested by members of the Citizens\u2019 League.Efforts were made by these gentlemen to secure signatures at the polling booths to the petition asking the Governor and Legislature at Quebec to secure a general civic election in March.The returning officers, however, forbude signing these petitions within the booth.In the shops, offices and private houses, however, the canvass was carried on, and from the canvassers many electors Jearned that the balloting was actually proceeding to-day.These citizens when they came to vote expressed not a little astonishment and indignation at the action of the Board of Revisers in setting Judge Doherty\u2019s decision at deflance.The Revisor\u2019s Report.\u201cSenator Desjardins is polling a stead vote, and every indication is that he will be our next ayor.There are no alder manic elections in the West, St.Lawrence and St.Mary's Wards, and it is natural to expect a somewhat lighter vote in conse- guence; but for all that a fairly good vote is Leing polled in these Wards.™ Such was the general expression of opinion of the Board of Revisors after returning froin their morning's rounds shortly after one o'clock this afternoon.Ald, Hurteau looked after East, Centre, \u201cest, St.Mary's and Hochelaga wards, and was accompanied by Ald.Clen- dinneng, who, thoughmot a member of the board, is taking a deep interest in the elee- tion.Ald.Dubuc looked after St.Louis, St.James and St.Jean Ba tiste Wards, and Ald.Griffin after St.Lawrence and Ss.Antoine Wards, Ald, Kennedy had been expected to look after St.Ann's and St.Gabriel Wards, but he was absent attending to his legislative duties in Quebec, - It was remarked that the polls in the Centre Ward were in many instances in the most out of the way places ; even prominent citizens were unable to find the poll where they voted, and those who did so did it under ho greatest difficulty.No.1 poll in the East ward had an incessant stream of voters all the morning, and this was the case at each poll in that ward.The vote in St.Louis Ward during the morning was very light, as was also that of St.Antoine Ward.Ald.Griftin who had charge of St.Antoine Ward, stated that if the liveliness which was apparent on the south side of Notre Dame street was any indication as to the voting in St.Ann's Ward, a very large vote would be polled.A leading alderman went to his poll this morning and haying been handed a partly folded ballot, saw the names \u201cMec- Shane,\u201d * Rolland.\u201d e was an opponent of Mr.McShane, and without thinking marked his ballot for Mr.Rolland.Realizing his mistake he asked for a new ballot and marked it for Senator Desjardins.He expressed the hope that others did not make the same mistake.Who Ordered the Election?Notwithstanding that they were well aware that a writ of injunction had been authorized by Mr.Justice Doherty, the Board of Revisers met yesterday afternoon, and in the absence of Ald.Beausoleil, Ald.Hurtean presided.They were also resent Ald.P.Dubuc and Griffin, T card met in the City Clerk's office with closed doors and after freely discussing the sitnation the following resolution was unanimously adopted.Resolved that tho Board have decided that, as they have received no official notification of the injunction, we must therefore proceed with the elections to-morrow.The Police on Hand.It is customary on all election days to have the entire police force on duty.\u201d The custom was observed to-day, and both officers and men of the day and the night contingents are on duty at each station.Chief Hughes returned from New York this morning 80 as to be on hand.He saw nothing very striking in New York, but is satisfied with the morality of Montreal as compared with that of the American Metropolis.! The Saloons in Full Blast.The saloon keepers were in a quaadary this morning.They did not know whether they would be allowed to open their TS or not.Many of them decided to accept all risks and at once opened up.Others more cautious went over to police headquarters and asked for instructions.The officials there were noncommittal and told them that they had better act on their own responsibility.The law demanded that all bars should be kept closed on election days, and that the elections were being held to-day.By noon nearly all the saloons were open.P Rolland\u2019s Name Was There.When the citizens entered the polling booths this morning to cast their votes for the mayoralty candidates they were surprised to find the name of Ald.Rolland on the ballot paper.This was puzzliog to many and there is much doubt as to the effect it may bave on the election.The Assistant City Clerk on heing spoken to on this point volunteered the following explanation: \u201cWhen Ald.Rolland resigned, the ballots had heen printed.he depnty returning officers should have warned the voters that Ald.Rolland was not a candidate.\u201d He cited the following clause of the city charter to show that the resence of ALLL Rolland's name on the allot paper could not affect the result : 381.No election shall be declared inva)id by reason of : Non-compliance with the formalities contained In this act, as Lo the proceedings of tho voting or the counting or the suroming up of the votes.(2).No mistako in the use of forms annexed to this act.- 1f it appear to the tribunal, having cognizants of the question, that the pried a conducted in accordance with the principles laid down in this act, and that such non-compliance or mistake did not affect tho result of the clection.\u201d Mr.Lamothe, one of the attorneys for the petitioners, said that even if the election was legal, the fact of Ald.Rolland\u2019s name remaining on the ballot paper might invalidate the election for mayor.The impression is general that if enough votes were cast for Ald.Rolland to affect the result, the election would be null.Klection Notes.One of the polls in Point St.Charl as closed for a thne about noon harles \" \u2026 Mr, St.Louis, the t ked hard for Senator Desjardina cr Tore Al.Prefontaine said that te was being polled in the French Lai vor The stockbrokers almost ly voted for Ald.Farrell in the Centre ward, There was a good: vote polled in this ward._ Nolan looked anxious and a litte: sare- worn.He had a tear of horses at his disposal and drove © here in search of at once, or we may not get it at all.\u201d saldène, en the diotators across in the City of | \u201cYes,\u201d was the réply, Font walt tila RE heeded.Judges had forbid, voters in every part of the city.Ga: st | Paie tooo appessunces times are going they wor beta ool in delice of comms BEE A or A ea ae te) à ces, 3 Are going | they were e a 4 wou ve wor © | to bo lively round the town to-night.The and In violation of law, r.Lamothe Mr, Bumbray's od ui \u201c\u201cboys™ are getting Into splendid condition, th t the action of the city was great) majority.15 thanks to the easy aocess to the salons, to regret e heard Bergeant M y, ot Polos Station Na, sad by the time the polis close they will be-j ons - the of | Point St.C \u2018sent.out.\u2018ol i tn \u201cfighting order.\u201d There was ti ipjunction expressed sever noûn to Inform the saloon-keepers that they LOTS OF GAMBLING al gentlemen high in authority, could open their places.+} ; and fey condemned the action of the city.No l tha el } One gentleman said it was the grea 0 ess n twelve telographers pré scandal that had arisen In judiclal matters ented themselves at oie poll in 88.Ann's J In C a, for it proclaimed to the r - will low jt to-night.Prefontaine \u2019 : \u201c ance of the scrutineers they were unahles to i and: lurteau \u201c Were 8 moving spirits and a3 the eta tee exercise even à bogus franchise.The Street Railway Com controt about 2000 votes, ahich, of the \u2018Sireet Railway has its way, wH} go for Mr.Desjardins and the other aldermanic friends of the company who voted in the company\u2019s favor.During the past few days the candidates who voted for the contract have been ! assiduously cultivating this street railway vote.The men were given permission to Ko to the polls.' The City Clerk Will Declare No Result.| The City Clerk, Mr.David, stated this morning : \u201cI ha : ay made all the necessary preparations for carryin the elections to-day.The returning officers had been sworn in, and the ballot boxes had heen distributed ; in fact, all the oxpenses necessary bave been already incurred, What shall J do now that the writ of injune- tion has been served upon me?TA shall simply do nothing The polfing may gone on, but I do not propose to declare any official result until I lieve that everything is all right.That is my position, and mv advice is that it is a safe one.\u201d MOB LAW.THE gravity of \u2018the situation brought about by the high-handed proceedings of the officials who are holding to-day\u2019s election can scarcely be over estimated.The city is practically in the hands of a lawless mob led by desperate and unscrupulous schemers.Not content with defying public opinion they now open- Iy set the courts of justice at defiance.The city treasury is being robbed to-day to pay the expenses of a bogus election, run with false ballot papers.The saloons which the law requires should be closed on polling days are wide open and driving a roaring trade.Respectable citizens regarding the whole thing as a fraud are abstaining from voting and the gang are telegraphing their votes for them.If such an outrageion law and decency is to go unpunished and unrebuked the city is within measurable distance of anarchy, If the Pre- fontaines and Hurteaus will set the courts at deflance tn a case of this kind, will they not set the courts at defiance whenever it suits their interests?Why the City Clerk should lend himself to such a scheme is inconceivable.The outrage is an additional argument if any further argu, ment be needed why the Legislature should intervene to cut short the reign of corruption and lawlessness in Montreal.Even the Panama conspirators, after debauching the Government, the officials and the press stopped short of open contempt of the courts.The desperate methods resorted to in sham promptly and extreme the attempt to prevent general eleo- tions indicate the existence, of powerful motives of some kind.Whether the dominating motive be the concealment of past miudeeds or some new and gigantic scheme for impoverishing the city it is powerful enough to induce men to run the risk of imprisonment for gross contempt of Court, If there are taxpayers who do not realize to-day the seriousness of this mockery of the law, perhaps they will be helped.to realize it when they receive their tax bills for tke iniquitous expropriations now going on.# BOARD OF TRADE PRESIDENT.a Mr.E.B.Greenshields retires from the Board of Trade presidency carrying with bim the esteem of the entire mercantile community.uring his term of office, regrettably cut short by his declining re-nom- ination, he worked for the Board's interests with as much fidelity as if it were his own private business.Mr.Greenshields has proven his independence, his earnestness and with all his force he has ever derton- strated his innate gentleness, by the kind consideration he has had for others and a pronounced desire to accord praise whenever due.Mr.Greenshields should be in public life.Another Subscription For the Y.M.C.A, Library.To the Editor of the STAR : Srr,\u2014I am requested, on behalf of my father, W.Oliver Buchanan, who is ill, to enclose you a cheque for fifty dol towards the library of the Young Men's Christian Association as per your offer in Saturday's STAR, which is a very warthy one, and should at once be taken advantage of, supplying a need the Association has felt the want of forsome time, The Last Day.The STAR'S second annual steeplechase will take place at 4 p.m., on Saturday, February 4.Secretaries of snowshoe clubs and would-be competitors should remember that tomorrow is the last day on which entries will be received.snowshoe MARRIAGES.BRADBURY-GOODALE-On the 16th Jan., at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev.J.T.Pitcher, Herbert Bradbury.M t | Ann, eldest daughterof W, H.Goodale.LYALL-FABILAN-On the lst inst., by Rev.H, M.Barbour, D.D., Traill Oman, second son of .Peter Lyall, to Mary Louise, third daughter of John Fabian, Esq, 23 TRUDEL-DUGGAN\u2014Jaouary 20th, at _ St.Gabriel's Church, by the Rev.Father O'Meara, | Robart, Print bo her Ou mn .youngest dau, r of the + Duggan, Point.st Charles.No cand\u201d DEATH.+ BROSSOIT\u2014 At Beouharnole, the 31st January, | Widon of ar Joachatar Be To in Bly ow of late a roasoit, senior, in if armois.Funeral ons.; BILODEAU In this city.the ist Janus me osephine, age mon daughter 02 FX Bilodeau of M accountant.odlsék Torenoon, from A father\u2019 o'élock forenoon, from her M dence, 1251 Mignonne street.Frleude and es, guaintances are respectfully requested to at- Maria oved Go.THE WEATHER.11 8.m.\u2014Probabilities for thenezt twenty-four bours: Milder , wi snow-faile; | col ler again to-morrow.\u201d th Hight snow temperatures during post ; four Hours : Manitoba and rds at re.Pereira cy.Montreal, wero; Quebec, M : ax, 2.eu 7 Readings by Hearn and Harrison's standasd thermomater this 4 : Max,, 11; min.,