The Montreal daily star, 18 janvier 1894, jeudi 18 janvier 1894

[" LAST ontfeal Baily \u201cVOL - XXVI_Na.15.RATES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATIONA pps 10 vents for 30 words or less, PUPILEWAN BES oer for 10 words or less, and 1 cent cent per extra word each insertion.- Allother* WANTED: ads.cents for 35 words or less, ROOMS 1 cent extra word, each insertion.10 LET, JS cents for 20 words or loss, and 3 Bo ara 1tre word, cach ine OUND, 10 cents fer 20 wilds\u201d or Joos, and 3é cent per extra word, ceuh insertion.TO LET HOUSES, STORES, ETC .26cents for words and mt extra word, cash insefon.FOR BALE, 15 cents or 25 words of or less, and 1 Bent per ach insert.PROPERTY Pon SALE, 35 cents for 35 words or less, d 1 cent per extra word, each insertion.ur less, and à vent (per extra insertio BUSIN 5 C HANCES, ETC.35 cents for 25 words or Joos.and 1 cent per extra word, each insertion PERSONALS.race 3, 2 cents per word; minimum » each insertion.All advenisements inserted at he above rates must be Prep .Unt uf town garertise:: may order through their local newaloaiers the above rates.© TT oT L SITUATIONS VACANT.ç aa À \u201cWant advertisements received too late for classification will be found on page 6 of to-daya \u201cStar.\u201d mm men W jANTED- BA DAY SURE.BEND ME YOUR dress and À wili show y w tu make RS sheolutciy sure; the work and teach you a free.You work in the luahity\u201d where you live.nd me your address and 1 will explain the business fully.Remember.1 guarantee a clear profit of 33 fur avery day » work: ateolutel day.Address À.W.Know .wi ANTRD-AGENTS, MALE AND FEMALE, TO- sell uur new Kettle Cleaner.Entirdy new: sells tu every hotisckvezcr.Cake and d Paring Enires, Carver, and Knife ahd Scissors No capital reg: Easy rod big profits.y nus \u2018hear ces Lock Boa cn Toronto, Ont.239 & -W ANTED- MEN Smt CANVASS of Huntin dort, us for the Fonthill longast-estatdish\u2014 most relia pd beat own wn arson in Canada.Over 1% acres under cultivation.Good gular and employment to right men, nu nee or played out tree men nee: apply.nt new outfits.Addn-ss Boose & Wellington, Temple Building, Montreal.J.W.Beall, Manager.\u201d Name this paper.127 0w I J'ANTEL-PRUTESTANT NURSE, WILLING TO wit, assist with light housework.A refer- aces, 252 Bishop st bois 133 W.ANTED-A Goo GENERAL SERVANTF FORA A ily.Apply 17124 Ontan sure, \u2018t failto write to- Windsor, 5 Ontario.- 8 3 THE COUN NTIES efford and Brome, Seas TU SELL OU be rare ar cts.each and Gris for Thé Portraits without rames, 31.M fur a ace rait sein crayon.vepy from any prs fo for ebruars Apply at The Star Port Ware, AERA SERVANT.( GOOD | PLAIN.pe ing Fu between the hours of 9 m.Mrs Molion, 267 St Pairk % amand 2 street.Ww ANTED- A GENERAL SERVANT FUR SMALL family, no children; references require APE re to Mn.Glickman, yle 4 ave.© 13 Wiles sn THOROUGHLY GOOD AND EX.easant home, and liberal ewutatle party.\"adress with re 9 aan offic.VW ANTED-A- YOUNG MAN AS ASSIRTANTIN Must _be quick at aml a good penman.Address Hl STAR office.144 AWAITED GENERAL + BERVANT AT NO 33 \\ street.| w | ANTED \u2014 ADVERTISING SOLICITOR.CALL a 12 and 1 to-morrow, tup flat, Ne es 4 Ware MILLWRIGHT.MUST HE A GOOD wechanic.Steady post on (or a reliable man.Apply Tooke Bros, 67 Latour 43 Wa ANTED\u2014TO PARENTS AND CARTAN A Joab, smart and intelligent, not under 15 years of Tarn a sproi Premium required.Ay- ios 540 Mount KR pty avenue, City.14 3 Wwe TED- CITY OF HAMILTON, ONT, DIREC ready in February, Montres! agro wanted.H_irwin & Co, Untario.142 Wan STRONG.RESPRCTABLE GIRL, AS va servant, comfortable place an Refere erences required.A j ANTED-QUOK, WITH CITY KEFEREN( ES.at 246 University st.ANTED- A GOUL PLAIS COOK._ PIX oe ween the hours of 6 and 8p.m., a:166 Drummond at once, ë mule atreet., 142 We ANTED\u2014GOOD PLAIN COOK, ONE THAT SAN © good bread.1088 Sherbrooke D- YOUNG WOMAN TO SIT FOR A model Applyto McArthur & Co, J WATE ee PLAIN (COOK 1 WILLING 15 5 do light washing and\u2019 ironing.Apply 60 Ha W ATED HOUEENATE.APPLY AT ONCE, AT \"4001 Pune avenue, near Univensitystrest.1 131 V FANTED SALESMAN VOR FIAROS IN IN CITY Montreal ore travel in Ontario and le Address Bonulin ff ME Trou\u201d STAR office.151 3 \"ANTED-\u2014OFFICE | BOY, AGE AOL ABOUT SIXTEEN.Must speak P French and Eng at figu and write a good ha Pranic EE.rge st.152 V ASTED- A Goon PLAIN COOK OR GENERAL servant, no washing or iron good ref, required.57 Cote St.Antoin © Rosd, corner ur ko ave.51 V ANTED\u2014 A YOUNU GIRL PROTESTANT.To sew and assist with references.Apuly Mountain st, væcen 12 and 3 or after 730 in Ÿ ANTED\u2014AT ONCE, rer.LA MBERMAID, ALSO an experienced.wail at 743 lagsuchetiere.metier sue WANTED rr Ts IN EVERY COUNTY TO ACT = private detective under instructions.Exper-, necessary.nd.stamp, Natiooal Detective Toran} Indianapolis, Ind.15 4 3 FANTED \u2014 A GUDD GENERAT, SERVANT.Must be shio us do Plain cooking, and ironing.(iood wages.nis st.vaine ANTED-A GOOD\u201d GENERAL SERVANT = NO i ust Le wages per month.35 5.Antoine st.plein © 54 1° W y ANTED aps GIRL ASGENERAL rvau ood references an Ow] exige of cooking prefered._ Apply 11 St.Borramee.151 WANTED Yor: ee G IRL TO \"UEW AND ASSIST in care of infant, ly 12 Bishop st.\u2018151 FANTED CAPABLE | es RSE.APPLY MOUSing or evening, at 83 City Councillors st.W FANTED-IMMEDIATELY.GENERAT, t vtr where purse is kept.A Kensington ave.Cote Bt.Antoine, or 7 Thistle errace, City.14 3 Jaw JANTED GENERAL FERVANT.MUST HAVE mes SR ol references; 1 mall, good 15 Se.Cathe Tine at amily « VANTED LADY CL CLERK, of : OFFICE WORK.AP- Pn e gista, Po er, Rep Son « & wholcaale druz- Wire n HORTHAND AND VTT PEWRITER pArpir ating experience and salary expectod, \u201cN Westen ours GIRL TO ASSIST IN TAKing care of two children.£28t.Matthew at.15 2 BUSINESS CHANCES, AAA em Te Se SL For $ALE- FIRST CLASS DINING ROOM, DOING large trade ou principal Street.Good reasons for gelling.L.Harris, 1983 8.Pscgbimpy Urbain.- -5 deod NOR \u201cSALE © GA GALLONS 3 MILK ROUND, CoN; plete, waggon, aleigh, cans, etc.Address \u201cJ 16%,\u201d ETAR office.14 JOR SALE SECONDHAN D FLECTRIC | LIGHT plant.dynsmo, 1e lam lobes, ee, kets, carbons, etc.Duncan 8.Macnt yr, Tie otre Dame st.146 POR SALE-COATAND WOOD- BUSINENS (BUIT- able also fur in and feed trade), rituated on main thoroughfare, facing marker.Fixtures al valuation.Immediate possession.Address \u201cK 1649,\" STAR STAR 1 For.SALE ESTABLISHED PAYING COX] CONFECtionery business on street; also good payin dining room and restaurant business: also hotels and stores.Apply Wi, Thompeon, 39 Temple Building.151 3 TANTED-PARTY WITH TA FEW THOU SAND Cash \u201cHandle your Som poney and have it fully secured.Investigate ou want a sure thing.APP Room (ox Temple Building.14 VANTED- TARTY TO MANUFACTURE A TIN icle on sa royaliy, or will dispose of Cunwds Patent: she best in the market in the States.Call or Chas.N.Marris, care Richelieu Hotel, Mont teeal | - LOST.Le OST-JANY.2NH), À SMALL! LEATHER CARE, 4 containing a rosary and same m: M Finder or tay keep mouey, but kindly return rosary to \u2018OST-YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, 2 ABUS ou IF 4 keys, latch key and button hook on ring.Filer bivage return tufIAR office.151 UST WILL CABMAN W HO FOUND À PAIR OP À \u2018ahnles in hin aieugh Tucslay night, after masquernle, telphone 3422 and be rewanted 52 UST ON WEDNESDAY, BETWEEN 4 AND.SE m., in a 8t.Catherine st.car going art or on Alax- auderat a purse.Srittable reward if left h Rar.J.McCalien, 8t_ Patrick's church.J O85 \"THIS MORNING, PURSE ON BT.\u201cCATHER 4 ine, near University street.Finder will be rewant- eiby ne same to 1129 U nivermty street.151 Ï EDNESDAVGEVENING, JETFEEN GRR.4 man rand ar Catherine recta wo man.\u2019 Return money, reward i Keenan or fa Belmont.154 \u201cFOUND.SAN AL SNS NINN PA PS ~~ JOUSD-BLAC K AND.TAK COLLIE pos.wife paws.nut claimed in threw das w Le sol Apply 1b Bt.Chas.Burromee st.us Ww ANTED SITUATION Ah GUOD PLAIN GOK or general servant.Good references.54 3t-Ber\u2014 \"nard street.u2 W ANTES CEY A LAD, A SITUATION, WILLING WA ANTED \u2014 BY COMPETENT DRE DRESSNAKER, WV ANTED A PARTY WITH 1000 DOLLARS al Kron ie with the cash peed apply.Address \"L 158\u201d RATATAT IRIE FIN AA arm AAAS NSS = SITUATIONS WANTED.mA EXPERIENCED TRAVELLER, ANTED\u2014BY V well acquainted with the territory, a situstion as salesruan fur clothing, bas nad aye or nes dry in any\u2019 ra of Mariume Prov ees, ferences.Address A.C., Box ox SLTBE d Joba, N.B.810 Wamp, BY ENGLISH LADY, Widow or man, tiun as housekeeper, V' take mission worl exw nonce.testimonials.Address E.8, Box Coruvall Ont.106 VAT BY A COMMERCIAL MAN, EN- the work togkkeepinég, côpy- \u201cTg OF correspondence.few evenings a week cat refer ences can be given.Address \u201cA INL,\u201d STAR og ANTED- BY STEADY YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, situation uf any kind; uscd to horses.Address \u201cB 1431,\" BTA K office.12 4 \u2014 3 \\\"ANTED.BY A CIVIL ENGINEER, W Ho HAS also #xperience in mine work.lent college education with diploma, suitalile.nero.ment of any kind Best references.Address \u201cD 1490,\" STAR offive.133 W TANTED\u2014UY A MAN WITH THREE'YEARS experience in grocery business, » situation: as storeman or shipping clerk; best city references.Address \u201cE 1507,\" 5TAR office.133 WA BY A FIRSTCLASS COOK, LUNCHES, dinners, or as accommudation cook.© Sans I Co ROOMS TO LET.ONIN PANS LOLS OOMS-TWO FURNISHED SINGLE FRONT rooms, with h rat class board.Terms moderate.MuGill College a: Roos Fok\u201d GENTLEMEN, FURNISHED.SIN: ile or double, heated with hot water, ter, bath, gas, no childven.amisll private family: immediate Mr of Bt.James Methodist Church .Address \u201cR 1174,\" 8 STAR LE OOM-SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED AND COM: fortahle From, wi 06 first class class board, for a gentle man, at No.% el.me 16 OONMB\u2014WITH \u20ac TE WITHOUT ECARD.WITH odern improvements.\u201ca 8 OM ~EXC; FFTIONALLY LARGE HANDSUME- furuished, fru grate, on beihroom flat: al or.\u2018conveniences, 8 1 salles rou; Mansüeld strest.Rex TO LET,NICE SQUARE ROOM.ON BATH: - room flat, suitable fur two geutiemen.139 Hleury at- ROCHE Two RooNs ROONS TO LE LET, WITH OR WITH.board.40 Berri COMA on rORTAÎLE FURNISHED oON, with full or partial board.18 Platesu street.VOMS-ONE PARLOR BEDROOM: ALSO | ta e rooms, in a first class house, with or without board.1sy Bleury st 133 1 Ms \u201cNICELY FURNISHED TOM.GAS, and every \u2018comvenienoe: Phillipe sa.135 MONTREAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1894.SPECIFIC ARTICLES.A1.À Perfect Articie.JOKSER a7: = The purest quality of Cream Tartar, finest lized Bi-Ca of Soda are used in ita preparation It has ood re with housekeepers for the past 30 and is now (if pussible) better than sv All the best Grocors sell tb, Det [PRESENTATION ADDRESSES! HAXNDSOMELY ILLUMINATED.@ EDWIN COX & CO.1148: Frs.Xavier street.AU Fite atopped free by DR KLINES F I TS.GREAT Neuve oan.No Fiw after rst day's cures.| 138 aud $3 trial Dottie free to to Fi cases.© Bond to Dr.Kine, 31 Aréhat hile, Pa.J.A.Harts, 1780 Notre Damo 80 91 Moss To LET.ON PARLOR FLOOR.BUNT.W- TANTED- BY MARKIED MAN, SITUATION as coachman or groom.Goud references dress \"G 1576,\" Stan office À 103 a 3 TANTED BY YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE, position as Sumpanion, or mother's help.best of references.Ad 1575,\u201d STAR odice.TANTED SEWING BY THE DAY, IN PRIVATE families: can cut and fit by French tailor system.Address \u201cG 153, STAR office.ua TANTED \u201cPOSITION AS BARTENDER HAVE the best of recommendations and can give purfect.by ratistactorr reasons for being out of employment.uroughly understands the, business.Apply x Ja, Montre 14 Ww ANTED: SITUATION, GOOD PLAIN TOOK.for a small family, no washing ur iruning.vs se Antoine street.tè TANTEL- BY A YOUNG | MAN A Li DE ANC slaincr.situation as engineer or Sremau.ANT \u2018J 1634, STAR office.WwW ANTED- SEWING AT HONE APPLY AF 2 Cathcart st.\\WASTED BY A DRESSMARER WORK IN Rr.vate families.can cut and fit well and make tsys° Firat class references: Address \u201cKR 1643,\" Sram sts towurk around @ store or drive A horse: sjeuks French: knows the city well.Addrge \u2018KR 1602} ST AR office 3 u JANTED BY YOUNG GIRL, BITUATION A3 «ral servant or good plain cook in a small family.Apps 143 McCord stree 15 > Wri \u201cA BITU ATION AR AS GOOD FLAIN couk or general servant , Addrces \u2018M 4713,, + AAR tice.VANTED BY A Guub DRESSMAK RISE SEWING in private families, «ut and it by tailor Sem Apply 47 Windsor st st.TANTED BY A\u201d SCOTCH WOMAN, | Fous\u201d OR washiog by the day.151 Delisle street, St.Lune: also childrens clothing.À) gode.VV ASTED-\u20145i \"SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN.To ly E Bangund a private house and make hituse Address > generally wm.Newman, $ Grohe 32 W STE BY MATTRESS MAKER AND upholate in private louses Address ve Tork Harris Epatern, 2 gy BL.George st., near Craig et.Mont W ANTEL POSITION\u201d BY \u201cYOUNG GIRL : A3 telegraph or telephone vator, or clerk in store.Good French aud English.Addreus 16 Munro 2 \\ Ve BY EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN, situat on Lou! uses eeping and shost- hand.Refe \"M 1699, Bian office 15 1 11 Waste POSITION À \"BY COMPETENT LADY stenographer and typewriter: ov five years experience.Best of references.Add Mi, STAR ibs.153 sewing in private tamilies or at her home.®6 St.153 Ju: WASTED \u201cDY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WORK by the day, house cicaniug er offices poly 13 Alexandor atree 31 ANTED.À SITUATION ARTA GOOD PLAIN cook, willing to wash and iron.Apply to Pi Bt.Urbain 3 UANTED DX VERY POPULAR COMMERCIAT traveller having twelve years Sxperiruce in the Lower Provinces, and good connection, for a posi.hp fe for s, ok rade or any other: > years reo Adel fur- ou spd rod cea, and will acoe) oderate salary.A \u201cL 1670.STAR office.pe FOR SALE.1 0069-77 SHERBROOKE ST, | etc versity et.} OOM \u2014SINGLE ROOM, \u201cWITH BOARD, La iuner, on bâthrooin flat, for gentleman.108 Maus field at.133 Rexsr AARGE WELL FU ENISHED BEDROOM heated by hot water, fon couvenience.18 st.2nd door from Windsur hote Ron des \u2014 VACAN 8.MITCHELL, doctress: lahics attended at their own Home: 5% Lagauchetiere st, near St.Urbai 135 PR board: de atio RUONS, WITH OR WITH board; also table board.Cathcartat.133 oo Ie ~DOUBLE AND NTOFLY FURNISHED, ON | m gat, with cupbourd sud gas.Coll at 183 St.Denis st.__4 4 WED AND 8IT- -_ tin£room, across front of house; will Le vacated to- wivtrow, Thussday, very pleasant and nicely fi ed.OOMS-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS BX _ torent, vu parlor at, at 116 niversityst.145 RUo¥s Iwo > NICE LARGE WARM AND NICE.Paz alace ed rooms, vu bathrooim tat, gas, hot yer, 4 4 Tous EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE FRONT rams, newly furnished; all modern contenivnces.Private family (two).91 St.Donu at.144 Rx @INGLE, ON BATHROON FLAT, .ALL 10dern conveniences.103 Union avenue.14 2 OOM \u2014\u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ! ROOM, suitable for lady or gentleman: private family.A \u2018Anciermn street.li COMS\u2014TO LET, FURNISHED ROOMS.I WEATED with hot water, family private.Jj6 st.Antoine 5 4 F2 COM COMFORTA HLY FI FURNISHED ¥ Fro?com, on tirst tat; Gas aud hot water.Cathe rine st.: \u201c5h 3 I OOM_VERY WARM, QUIET, GAR, HEATED by hot Jair, in private family; no boarders, vacaut let Feb 36 Cres: 344 Joon vom \u2014 FURNISHED F ROOM, SUITABLE FOR Mea me or two gentlemen.Terms moderate.Av 78 anatie GONE A PEN dou BLE AND SINGLE.FOR.nish \u2018on iences, for t t Meuilt College ave.rep quiet gen \u201cme 3 OOM \u2014 LARGE COMFORTABLY FURNISHED roum, ou bathroom fat, very warm, gas, hot water; gentiemen oaly.51 Ustheart st.152 R VUMS = FURNISHED \"OR U UNFURNISHED, V_ vers warm.82 Dumond at.i OOMS\u2014_WITH BOARD, ON BATHROOM F PLAT L287 81.Martin at OUMS\u2014TO_ LET,\u201d FIRST CLASS FURNI: FURNISHED rooms, suits or married couple, with or without board.78 Osborne stre ouM- EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE NICELY FU R- izhed room for twoy with board, in duict private family.10 Park ave.Roens-ro LET, D FURNISHED FRUNT F'hodus large and small 2444 St.Untherine at.OMS \u2014 WARM AND WELL \u2018 fu EID, price ve reasonable.45.00 to 2.00 onthiy.Family private.y 66 (Cathcart stree 121 Re \u2014FURENTSHED TO RENT WITH GAS Vand hot water accommodation, at 32 Beaver er Hall 3 ! GOM_ WARM WELL FURNISHED ROOM, C oN bathroom flat: gas, hot water, etc.50 Osborne s = 12 00M | ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HEATED by steaws, 5 minutes from P.4 Champ de ars.oom SONE LARGE WARM COMFORTABLE room, for one or two gentlemen, in quiet ate family.12 Berthelètat © \u201c vs Ï pOUMS\u2014TO LEFT, NEWLY TINTED, ON BATH- pou Out.furnished or anfurnished just right ihe for man wile.Light housekeeping if desired.t R Bite med ut MILLION, KILN- DRIED Antoine street.2 3 cut map) = = 8 75; mill blocks, $1.load.3 Maodiaroai y \"s; corner Bt.James and ity, Telephone 8 $110.aa ue PROPERTY FOR SALE ETC JOR SALE SIXTY GALLONS OF MILK RUN IN Le ~ ~ uantities suit pure tx, Are BBE ee EU JOB SALE CA PROPERTY, XO.48 AND 50 JOR\u201d BALE \u201cLARGE SAFE, BURGLAR PROOF da FEET compartment, by Jas.Stewart & Cu, 185 St.Ja ques fé\u201d SALE - 8 IRON BEDSTEAD.as, EAC x w plush parlor sulte, $A; 6 wofas, 34, small piano, #15; 2 organs.92 Prime Arthur.142 JOR SALE CHEAP, eu STE DRAW ERS, TR, pe x t e .206 8¢.Paul et, Cit a te mea hi JoR SALE \u2014 DRY™ RINDLING WOOD, LARGE osdla, $2.00.Prompt sletisers.Henderson Mros, 344 WA st.Telephone 8211 He MH SALE - TURKEYS, ETC, 5 TONS arrived, choios birds, roast beef, 8 to 13.soup eats, 410 6¢, lamb 6 to 1c, St to 13c; pork, sausages, hams.Telephone 1160.os.Levesque k Cie 57 Bleury 153 Fi BALE, \u2014PAPER LAMP SITADES 8 OEDERS t Muss Wright's, 2350 ¢ St.Catherinest.151 JOR \u201cSALE - A FIRST CLASS STERFOPTICON nl.Fa outiit complete.Address P.UO.Box Mon! re! BOARD.eA, DNA AANA CARD.-MR3.MCEWAN, LADIES BICK NURS; iperior acoommodation for boarders, rivate.Terms moderate.2 se therine at.attendénos: strictly dieux st, below St.JRUARD\u2014AND ROOMS FOR LADIES DURING coudnement, private.M: Kohme, 151 Cadicux st, near Do 48 [30RRn BOARDERS WANTED AT 124 $T.DENIS peau SE nice ruuins, first class bodrd; convenient and ns Pose Labs AND G EXTLEMEN BOARIX ers wanted, nt 30 8t.Mo Modern cunveni- ences and home cpmforta.To rms mv moderate 135 OARD\u2014MKS.SEARL, LADIES DOCTRESS, PRIvate accommodation for Iadies, with professional attendance, or ladies attended at their home.13% George street.BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.PLAN LT Tals TSA It SSS See TTA ANAS V TANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A SMALL nicely furnished room and hoard, in a private family: central locality; terms must be modera 2 Add i to excerd 81: office.V JANTED \u201cCOMFORTABLE SINGLE ROOM, ith boat wanted by à gentleman.Address stating terms to \u201cL 1600,\u201d STAR office 15 1 PUPILS WANTED.I lh i a VAN An WATER ELUTE LESSONS GIVEN BY FLUT- \u201cP 1115,\" STAR office.WANTED PHARMACY STUDENTS PREPARE.i for the major or minor examination; private lessons in cl Chemistry, materia medica and botan, any.Ad- \u2014 \u201cK 1845,\u201d STAR office.153 3 ANTED- \"ANTONIO BONACOORSO, TEACHER of Italian langnage.139 St.Denis et.Not ress, stating terms, to ivi Sas HORSES AND CARRIAGES, ETC.Lin = an A Fer SALE STANDARD BRED MARE, 2 YEA vast, sired by \u201cHpider, , out of **Volunteer,\u201d dam, \u201cRachel \"by \u201cirathimo ore,\u201d 408.Thix tidy is larg handsome and fine gait., having been obtained 5 in exchange, will be sold far ters than hall value: hertectly sound ia e:ery way.Apply to J.McVey a Stables, Ca cart_strvet.PARTNERS WANTED.wm can devote his time with the wlvertiser in a permanent legitimate business that will pay bim not less than X0 «dollars per month.Half the amount down, the baian: ce'ont of the profits of the business None , Lut \u2014 MONEY TO LOAN.__\u2018 $4000 orn i eng à se w 123 Jaw AR St James st WANTED TO PURCHASE.AAAS DN AAAS VA er To Fe RCHASE office 1,1663, \u2018STAR WA Nr A YouNG FERRET OR AT ATR ETS NY dre \u2026 7 STAR office 15] ~ PROPERTY.WANTED.\" SAAN es ~~ TANNA A SECONDHAND TN NAS AAAS WA ED - TO EXCHANGE 40 ACRES OF FLORIda land for city properny.Address che STAR 3, Zel MISCELLANEOUS.y a.SNS aml Auta R SALE -$10 casn AND #7 PER MONTH W buy modern New York Square Piano at a bar 3344 81.Catherine st.Ba Fou \"SALE \u2014 NO 100° METCALFE STREET, A first class modern residence, containing eleven rooms and bathroom, possession early in April mit apply Denoon \u20ac Fair, Temple Building.)R SALE-NO.300 5T.HYPOLITE BTREET, 40X 75 feet.Apply to above address.i53 s \u2014CATHCART, NEAR MANSFIELD 83800 at.solid brick house of 10 6, \u2014FORT ST.A WELL SITUATED 00 rolid brick house of 12 rooms, heated by a GREE AVE, STONE FRONT COTs4500 \u201c ve EXE comfortable, contains 7 rooms 4700 - VICTORIA ST.ro NE FRONT S520 CHuNELY ST, OFF ST.CATHER- \u2018or per- 14 ine st.(west), stone front rooms, heated by hot water furnace.-BTANLEY ST, A RARE BARGAIN 85350 use below Bt.Catherine), solid trick throughout by \u201cDaisy\u201d hot = FI Gh he send for permit to view.()- DRUMMOND ST, BOLID BRICK house, 28 feet in width, containing 12 Bick stable and lane in .MCMANN, 175 Bt.James st.Sa heated by furn: 12 33ew HOUSES TO LETA AA ESS LET OR FOR SALE- THAT WELL BUILT two story brick House wi Varda nd stable.No.24 Doncgana st a posite.i Vindsor Station), in perfect order.ply to Goarge Bury, 85 St.James st.Telephone Pa.133 OLET A SMALL COMFORTABLE LO - : or scuemont h ous, Ne 2 222 Prince Arthur strect: possession on 1st Febru nex to Robt.Warren, 180 St.James st a 57 _LET-FROM \u201c1ST MAY, NO.250 st.00 and taxes, eleven panto, bathroom \u2018and 2 w.c., extension Kitchen with chamber above, heated by hot water.Apply Denoon & Fair, Temple Bui ing.FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.NSA LAAT ASN AAA LET\u2014 SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE, immodiate posseesion ollars a month, Darlington, 259 Roper LY, Point St.Charles.15 1 OFFICES TO LET SSNS NSS n ANA AANA LET\u2014-THAT SPLENDID OFFICE.CORner of St.James and St.John streets, ground floor of Barron Block, presently occupied by the Bank of Toronto.Also that five story cut stone store, Somer of St Sacrement and St.Voter sta, actually u essrs er ros.P pd Dev of May ne; A on on xt.Apply to L.O.Hetu, N.P., 30 st, James st.267 tt FLATS TO LET.EN NN 0 LET-FLATS.SEVERAL LARGE woll lho flats for light manufacturing.over No.&, 87 and 89 St.James st., next to Banque du Peuple.Appls to Geurgo Bury, 85 St.Jainea st._Tclephone 12: 133 HOUSES WANTED.AN AM ONS NS! V ANTED \u2014 TO EUY.A SUBURBAN HOUSE, near city limits and strect cars, on the Ti ver.Fa:her Murphy.875 Dorchkster st.«3 WARNER 10 RENT FROM APRIL ur OR May 1st, a small house: or flat of 3 or 4 rooms.Rent must he Jour and locality respectable.Address \u2018M 1718.\" STAR 15 wa ASTED 10 RE RENT, À A LARGE HOTSE, FE.SUIT.for a first class boarding house, in a very re- cabled Toomlity, or would purchase one.-estab- Tube Address \u201cM ITS\u201d BTAR otlive.151 \"- ROOMS WANTED.Am A CAAA J ANTED- SMALL ! 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DICK & CO, P.0: Rox 452, Montreal.influence, Original Prescripti fous and Liver Comply FATHER WOLLINGER'S Fone gui Agents, for Indiges.aint.Price sl: without » moches.patin Fire Sawhilly Rlischeny.\u201cFa Fo 0 droggista.T e outreal kK Susan à Ce.Mastreai, 2018 b7 éracti or seat by mail for 88 cts.Addrem Whoisseia Agents | PLEADING \"FOR HOOPER.COUNSEL FOR THE DEFENCE ADDRESS THE JURY.vr The Prisoner Anxiocusly Awaiting the Erid-His Counsel Present a \u2018Strong Case-There Was No Crime.|SPECIAL TO.THE STAR.] JOLIETTE, Que., January 18.\u2014To hear Mr.J.Adolphe Renaud address the jury on be- \u201chalf of John Reginald Hooper, the largest \u201ccrowd of the many that have cccupied the room of the Court House since the beginning of the trial on the third of January, gathered yesterday afternoon.It is along time since 50 many ladies attended a murder trial in this province, for they (most of them) had attended every day and were reinforced yesterday afternoon by many who had driven in from tlie surrounding country.In opening his address, Mr.Renaud laid down the principle that.a man did not become a murderer in one day; that there must be a process of development, in- -dicating the characterof a man who would-be guilty of such a crime.He would, therefore, divide his address into three parts; the life of the accused up to the time he took his wife out of the Kingston Asylum, the events from that time till the death of his wife, and the occurrences succeeding the death.Ten years ago, the accused married Geurgiana Leblanc, who was then a poor irl almost without friends.There could no ulterior motives for such a marriage; it was the act of an honest man who believed that he was furthering -their mutual happiness.But, unfortunately, shortly afterwards the poor woman began to show signs of insanity, and two ears ago it became necessary to incarcerate her in an asylum.At that time accused wn his sorrow, and during her stay on tre Hock wood Asylum he had repeatedly\u2019 J.A, RENAUD, COUNSER-KOR THE DEFENCE.sent her clothing and made affectionate enquiries about her condition.It had been wn by the Crown that accused had not written s0 often from the autumn of 1392 to the spring of 1893, but that was easily ex- lained when it was found that he imself pas ve sick at that time.After recovery he appear: ed to have made wup- his Pind to transfer his wife from.the asylum at Kingston to ee one at Longue Pointe.It was when ti to bring about, this end that the [pth e incident occurred.This; although it had nothi whatever to do with thea crime as charged in the indictment, bad been introduced by the Crown in order to prejudice the minds of the Jurors nst the prisoner.The Crown had not him with ATTEMPTING TO DROWN .HIS WIFE at Louiseville, but with the murder of his wife on a Canadian Pacific Railway train several days later, between Lanoraie and Terrebonne.The Court having allowed the evidence the jury must remember that the accused was travelling with a orazy woman, and that ap, ntly unaccountable things could explained on that account.After his wife s disap) nce, he had done all in his wer to tind.ber.He sent telegrams when om ight § have ve Quistly sal said nothing about it his wife's family of her ppeat arate and secured the aid of his ne er-in/law to look for his wife.On finding the woman her t act was to, throw her arms around the prisoner's neck exclaiming, \u2018\u2018John,my husband, I love you.She was insane, but-if he had attempted to kill her, she would have been frightened then, for oven a dumb brute will shrink from those who ill-treat it.Accused asked her how she had fallen the water.If he had been instrumental in that, he would never have asked her in the presence of others.Then the scraps of paper, saying, * *Good-by, John, I am going to drown,\u201d signed \u201cGeorgiana Hooper,\u201d was positive Justific cation as far as accu was inp The counsel contended that, in to the events immediately preced- wn death of Mrs.Hooper, the evidence ing the.the baggageman, should have more weight than that of Conductor Robitaille, who had contradicted himself at each of his examinations.Dion had sworn that he was ed by the prisoner himself, who was sing water on his wife's face, not into Ber mouth.When accu so many + q portunities to poison his wife when alone, stand to reason that he would have chosen the busy baggage-car of a railway train as his place of operation?It was quite natural for bin to suppress his real name at Terrebonne, for it was in keeping with his proud spirit to be ashamed to recognize his wife, a crazy woman, who constant] used obscene lan That had bee readily understood by Di r.Duchesneau and Father Laporte.ter her death he had admitted to those who had business to know that the was his wife, Great stress the statements that accus Tears were NOT ALWAYS THE SINCEREST EXPRESSIONS of sorrow, hut if they must have tears, they were supplied by Mra.Malo, who swore that Hooper wept when telling her about \u201chis wifes having jumped- There was nothing unusual in the relations had not cried.existing between Miss Stapley and the accu uring his wife's confinement in the \u2018asylum.These relations were of a business nature and when he told her his wife was dead he did so because he did not wish to explain to every person that his wife was a lunatic.Not until after his wife was really buried did he suggest marriage to Miss Sapley and the was anxious to walt for a year.When he learned on his return to Ottawa that he was under suspicion le at once took steps to bave a thorough investi tion made, and went up to Port Hope an obliged to deposit money to cover there expenses of the inquest.If he had been guilty would he not have waited until compelled to nove in the matter?The prisoner had bought russic acid, but the reason been explained by Miss Stapely, who swore thot he had threatened to poison a large dog that annoyed her.The fate of that bottle of poison had been told ur the father and sister of accused and Ward, one of thé counsel for the etencé.The Crown had gone to enormous expense to brinæ deceased wi 1 Ald.stress had been Taid the Crown on The $%0.000 had been voted the - train, witnesses from all over the country, but they had not brought a single one to prove the condition of the woman's health after leaving the asylum.That had been left to the efence to pve by the mother of deceased.Then as to the medical evidence, an autopsy had been held and .certain organs analyse without the slightest traces of prussic pos being discovered.All the experts brought by the Crown had sworn that the symptoms described applied equally to death from fatty degeneration of the heart as to death from prussic acid poisoning.The jurors could not go beyond their oath and decide what the doctors could not that prussic acid poisoning was the cause of death.The defence had been perfectly satisfied with the expert evidence of the Crown, but they had gone still further, and by experi ments had proved that prussic acid, if present, could be detected eleven days after death.The learned counsel closed by warning the jury of the danger of circumstantial evidence and citing-vases in which innocent men_had suff nifered b by.it._ He had Lad spuxen in French for four hours.\u2018To-Day's Proceedings.When the prisoner was brought into the dock this morning it was easily seen that he had passed a sleepless night.His face was haggard, almost ghastly, and during Mr, Greenshields\u2019 masterly defence he sat with his left arm on the railing, while tears dropped silently from his eyes, to the.tloor.Mr.J.N.Greenshields, Q.C., addressed the Jury on behalf of John Reginald Hoo, this morning.He began by stating that the charge against.the accused was wurder, and the: penalty, death.If the jurors found him guilty \u2018 the learned Judge presiding\u201d would impose the penalt of death\u201d and in the -same breat ask our Creätor to have mercy on his soul.Aided by one of the most experienced and skiltul detectives in Cana.-du, the Crown had adduced an enor mous sunount of evidence, but they had been unable to bring one tittle of direct proof.The whole case rested \u2018on circumstantial evidence, which was at tifnes most dangerous, for unexplained incidents sometimes created an unfavorable impression.The question of whatever he had done at Louiseville conid have no influence upon the case before the jury.\u2018The Crown would claim that e had attempted to drown his wife at Louiseville.If they could sustain that, why had they not made such a charge against him Then they would have brought cvidence to disprove that.All through the Louise.ville matter the evidence showed that the dominant ides of accused had been to put his wife into a lunatic asylum in this her tive province.Why had he taken so ie ch trouble to try to get fier into an as lum if he intended to murder hert He took her from the Notre Dame Hospital, and having asked an attendant from the Notre Dame Hospital to Jecompany them to the cars, starts for Louiseville.They had taken tickets to Three Rivers, but got off at Louiseville.For what reason, it was not known.An hour afterwards prisoner turned upagain at the station, and as soon as he got on board a train he gave the conductor telegrams to set every one on the lookout for her.Was that an act of a murderer Then the Crown Attorney attempted to prove that the Louiseville occurrence by the insane ravings of the deceased, vho also accused her husband (according to Grenier's evidence) of having imardered.her child, a child that never existed save in her diseased imagination.The antidote to all that was the words of wife.When the prisoner went her at Louiseville and she ran to him with outstretched arms crying: \u2018John, my husband, I love you.\u201d Then there was the scrap of paper with the words declaring her intention to drown herself.All those ravings must be set aside, for they could not believed by reasonable men.Coming down to the eveuts directly surrounding the death of Mrs.Hooper, the Crown should have proved; tirst, that the poison had n administered to the womun by accused; second that the symptoms before and after death were that of prussic acid poisoning and that alone; and third that prussic acid was was found in the body of the decea.ed.Not one of these facts had been proved.Then the learned counsel pointed out pancies in the story told by Robitaille and eld that the evidence of Dion, who remained in the car all the time and saw no fluid being ured down her throat, was the most reliable.Coming down to the alleged object of the crime, Mr, Greenshields contended that accused h never breathed a word of love to Miss Stapeley until after his wife's death, He\u2019 could not know that Miss Stapeley would marry, him until he asked her, so that when the crime was alleged to have been committed there could be no ohject.Then there were the actions of the accused to considered.After he had found that he was under suspicion he was most anxious to have every investigation made.The medical evidence for the Crown had been unanimous that fatty degeneration of the heart might have produced death as well as poisoning by prussic acid.They had show n that death could not have been caused coun or it.\u201cThey had also produced the second b bottle .of Seid which had been obtained by accused several days later in Ottawa, 'The learned counsel concluded byt \u201cJ citing the case of a girl condemned by circumstantial evidence for poisoning a child, who was afterwards proved innocent.The Court adjourned at half-past twelve.THE WATER COMMITTEE Expresses Confidence in the Superintendent.At \u2018yesterda afternoon\u2019s meeting of the Water Committee, Ald.Leclerc proceeded to relate his complaint against the superintendent of the Water Department who had recently received a special grant of $50,000 and out of that St.Jean Kaptiste Ward only got à \u201cshop.\u201d Men had previously been discharged and when work was resumed pangs had been brought from other wards.This was not fair to his constituents.Aid.Thompson thought it was curious that Ald.Leclerc had not specific cha, charges.Mr.Davis, in answer to y, said he had never been asked to discharge n French-Canadian.He then produced a list of some fifty laborers, working in St.Jean Baptiste Ward, and said that when work had become scarce, men had had to be discharged, but all the accusations made Ald.\u201d Leclerc were utterly anteunded Mr.Davis said he would not stoo to personal tricks.such as in order to employ the men of the Water Department.No distinction had been made in taking on men.No race or creed considerations bad influenced him, and\u2019 he would not submit to an reproach on that head.In the centre of the city thirty carters had been suspended, and only five weré employed w ore formerly thirty-five had been.he department had even paid the fares of old men to take them to the wheel house to wor Ald.Cresse said that he had always during his public career held that the fittest men for the position should be chosen in every case, irrespective of race or creed.It was absolutely necessary that the utmost harmony between nl! classes of citizens should prevail in this metropolitan city of Canada, which is the brightest gem of the British crown, Several members question Leclerc's taste in brin.ringing \u20ac e matte ng the Waser before the Council and | Committee, and finalty a Cresss mov men iat, having heard the evidence: of tho tore.and the men cruployed to uct the work no St Jean Baptiate bv tho statement of en, Ww of Eur\" that fitting men shou\u201d be chosen.and oid.hands emp foyer irre- race or nationality, and this rule has been followed by the Superintendent, In whom wa hav aall contldence and of whoso actions we approve.This war ~izigd and the Committee ad: jowned, \u2018 CIRCULATION 38,704 me \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 en ca \u201cPRICE ONE CENT.THE BELT LINE BY-LAW.INTERESTED PROPRIETORS TO BE CONSULTED Before the Road Committes Will Cone sider It\u2014The Question of Damages and Other Matters Discussed \u2018 by the Members.Atyesterday afternoon\u2019s meeting of the - Road Comuuittee, the Belt Line by-law was discussed, and Ald.Wilson objected to tae: clause authorizing.the company to operate: their line by means of electricity, steam or any other motive power, and wanted it ameuded s0 as Lo provide that the Company might employ electricity \u2018or any other power approved by the City Council.\u201d If they brought steam cars, Lelching smoke throughout the city, the damage to to property would De immense, Ald.Beausoleil said that the Company\u2019 would agree to use such a form of steam as would not produce smoke.In answer to Ald.Kennedy, Mr.St.George said that clectric power was the most suitable, Clause 2 provided that the Com should have full powers regarding right - way, ete., and Ald.Kennedy thought that the clause looked Loo sweeping.Interested\u2019 proprietary along the pro, route should consulted: before anything was decided by the comunittee.Ald.Deausoleil\u2014\u201cThat means a tremendous amount of time lost, .Kennedy \u2014*\u2018There mightbea tremendous amount of time lost, but there would Le a tremendous amount of time saved as well.Are people willing to allow their roperty to be sacrificed in this way?Ï am surprised that so little interest appears to be taken in the matter.\u201d Continuing, ha said he would not voté for the by daw until the proprietars along the proposed route had been heard from.Why, he Bank of Montreal might mot be able to - y all the damages that be caused.bie e was not opposed to the heme personally, but he desired to protect the interests of the citizens.Ald.Prefontaine was of opinion that, in order to expedite matters, it was better to examine into the by-law as it was, and, if they were of opinion that before the Council should take action in the matter, the pro- rictors should be notified; it could be put n the report to Council.\"Alter à considerable amount of disous- sion, Ald.Kennedy mov hat, before considering the by-law.ht © report to aunt that in our © opinion the in proprietors should be od through the pr ra of the proposed scl scheme, eo as to give them an opportunity of stating their objections, if any, Ald.Beausoleil protested, but Ald.Wilson said that nothing could be lost by post- ning the matter for a week.Ald.Ken nedy's motion was carried, Robert declining to vote for or against.\"Special Notiees.Wanted to \u201cpurchase, several blocks of land adjoining the city suitable for oir divison.Send particulars and lowest price (no fancy price) to R.A.Mainwaring, 147 St.James st., or 2358.St.Lawrence st, fring of fine Watches, stches, Clocks and- Jewellery.a specialty; no- nppreatices in this department; competent workmen sent\u2019 for clocks.R.Hemsley, 255 and 257 ste James st.LL 0 tt Love iy the central, deepest.ght thing in life.Muscle and brain are only its servants.\u201cI speak not out of weak surmises, but from proof.\u201d MUST since COTTOLENE has come to take its place.The satisfaction with which the people have hailed the advent of the New Shortening \u2018Gottolene evidenced by the rapidly increas- Ing enorn.ous sales is PROOF POSITIVE not only of its great value as a new article of diet but is aiso sufficient proof of the general desire to be rid of indigestible, unwholesome, una; tizing lard, and of all the ills lard promotes.Try Gottolene at once and waste no time In discovering like thousands of others that you have now NO USE FOR LARD.Made ouly by N.K.FAIRBANK & CO., Wellington and Ann Sts.MONTREAL.=e = INFLUENZA TONIC.COCA WINE.ARMBRECHT.YOR FATIGUE OF MIND AND BODY AND SLEEPLESSNESS.wineglassful at il a.m., vith » emall biscuit, an attack of peal.Loo 13sod taki rocviar ents or outa short en .even _finenza sole Pr éstration af Bafa with each mes With Healthy Liver and Kidneys The there is no grippe.Caledonia Waters REGULATE THESE ORGANS.Bold by Urocers, Hotels and CHAS.GURD & CO., 3010 48 JURORS.\u2014 HEARN & HARRISON St.Catherine, or 310 129 va om ase -.always known: where to firid each other.\u201ction in the entire issue.devers of both races.- to join hands with any decent men the * divided\u2014and divjded by the false cries of CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR Te 13th Jan.\u2018of its duty in this respect.9.ee eee à a + | The Daily Star.i | ! GRARAM & CO.Proprietora, 168 and 165 St.James Street.\u201cne Dany Bran is sent tc any part of the United States or Canada.postage free.at ! ALU for six months, aud for three ont J ASF Wo pelieve the circulation of THE STak ox : w combined issuc où ail the other En; newspapers published in the city of Montrest en Agents for French Advertis: Mosers, Amedee Prince & Cie, Na.34 Rue de Provence corner of Lafayette and St Georges, i For week ending 18th/ Jan., 18ÿ4 i } | Thursday c.pe cveere co sone canes i who ha Friday.J a7,950 Muention 0 00e\u201d.; Saturday \u2026.einen.41,187 | ITALIANS BURIED BENEATH Total.2ag223| A WRECKED TRAIN.PRESENT DAILY AVERAGE | i230, | A ~ ENING In addition to the week's circulation, there ! were upwards of fifteen thousand taken by people for the \u201cRound the world trip.\u201d 1894.\"We have not counted these fiftcen thousand, as our custom has been to exciude such circulation from th: standing circulation table.Of course advertisers get inser THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1804.A COALITION NEEDED.It is the purest hypocrisy for frightened members of tho \u201cclique\u201d to raise the race \u2018 issue in any form during the present con- | test.It is in nosense a war of races.Itis ' in every particular a war of the plundered tax-payers of both races upon their plun.The French Canadian aldermen are in an undaubted majority in the City Council, and will unquestionably remain so.It is rank misrepresentation to hint that we have any objection to this state of things.This French-Canadian majority is apparently safe for all time to core.But it is libel fcr our shelter themselves behind this fact, and | English-speaking corruptionists to corrupt French-Canadian aldermen.It is perfectly within their power to join hands with the honest French-Canadizn aldermen and utterly baffle the thievish schemes of the \u2018\u201c\u2018boodlers\u201d of both races.French Canadians pay taxes as well as we do.Public robbery bleeds their purses and puts them off with deficient public\u2019 claim that they cannot but coglexce with | | + services as surely as it does us.They have as real a grievance against the \u2018\u201cclique\u201d as we have, and are making a noble fight for - It but saying that they are men of commou the protéction of their interests.is sagacily as we are.to report that a large majority of our fellow citizens of French, speech are hotly indignant at the cool effrontery of ready, and th: \u201ccliques\u201d and are always have been ready, English minority might send them to wrench the greedy fingets of these recreant cepresentatives out of the public treasury.But it is notorious that the Eaglish section of Montreal has iguominiousiy failed When the honest wing of the French majority have looked to us for support against the \u201cringsters,\u201d we have toc often sent reinforcements to the common enemy instead of bearing our \u2018share ini the campaign for sconomy.Of course, we have not always so failed.Nor is there any intention of saying the obviously too flattering thing that our French fellow citizens have made a creditable, stand The past is none too on every occasion against the \u201cclique.\u201d pleasant reading for any of us.We are neither in a position to cast stones at the other.But on both sides of the race line there has been indignation and sorrow and financial loss because tho English\u2019 corrup- | tionists and the French corruptionists were able to have their own way.On both sides of the lire there has been determination: amo.g decent men to make common cause against the common enemy.The present hard fight for an honest Council is largely the result of that growing mutual feeling; and to-day it is the tax-payers of both races against the tax-eaters and the tax-wasters of both races.\u201c* Ringsters \u201d have never had any difficulty in claspiog hands.They have No race jealousy hasdivided them\u2014nothing could but a disagreement as to the distribution of the booty.The sole tactics by which thoy can be effectively routed isan equally warm mutual understanding between their \u2018victims.United, aldermen * for revenue only \"can be driven out of public life to the last man.United, the only question will be asto the length of the battle.The people must win in the end.But tho baffiéd \u201ccliqus\u201d\u2014they will continue to be victims.\u2018 Thé need of the hour isa coalition of all the decent forces\u2014 French and English, landlord and tenant, employer and employé.Men paying'the enormous Montreal water tax can reflect that _such .a coalition.for honest and economical gov- \u201cernment, had it been elected some years o7 38,414 | who has lately, been paying Mrs.Shatford | .constructed across the lowlands leading to * Their names are not known as they were | the atteution.of \u201cbut the claims of Lieut.-Col.Gray, of i over Major Mattice, and he was pn , THE VICAR-GENERAL SUMMONED.| With an order of tbe court to appear before \u201cpalace and served Monsigneur Routh steamer.\u201cStanley\u201d is still in the icé off sthe salaries of the other city employes.ayo, might have put the city ina position | to now give practically free water to the people._ \u2018 TE NCILIATICN.-.LoLA1, TO THE STAN.) St.Joux, N.DB.January 13 Mr, and ; ! Mrs J.D.Slhatfondt, who for the past mouth have been contesting in the courts for the custody of their children, have been reconciled.ris has been.brought ahout by the Court giving the children tu their father, ! Some days ago Mr.Shatford made a statement to the effect that he thought the | best thing Mrs.Shatford conld do was to | have a talk with him, as he was of the opinion that she had been ill advised.Ves- terday Mrs, Shatford, acting on her hus.hands advice, went to his hotel and dined with him, and it is now understood that.! they will leave together, with the children, | on Sunday night for their future home in Chicago.There will be one disappointed young man left behind, the bank clerk [SPECIAL TO THR BTAR.| NEW York, January 15\u2014 A construction train used oii a temporary railway in connection with the building of the new tunnel at Fair View, N.J., fell through | the trestle\u201d on\u2019 Tuesday, killing one man and injuring twenty-eight otirers, = AL being Italian laborers who were at work under the trestle.Many of the injured are reported to be badly mangled and not éxpected to live.The tunnel is about midway between Cranton and Ridgetield.A temporary trestle has been | the mouth of the tunnel and the ltalians were at work below tilling indirt.A construction train loaded.with dirt and stones broke down the trestle and the entire toad of digt and stones, together with the train.fell upon the Italians.When all were dug out it was found that only one man was dead.He was crushed beyohd recognition, Others has broken arms, legs-and- ribs: + working under numbers, - SESSIONAL BILL OF FARE.\u201cSPECIAL TO THE STAR} * \"TORONTO, January IR.\u2014Ottawa spécial to the Globe says: * In addition to the tariff, the French treaty, the school question and | tgs other stock items on the parliamentary | progratmume, there areseveral matters likely | to create a lively interest to be brought to the tlouse at the coming session.Mr.Mulock, Radical member for North York, bas, it is known, some information regarding penitentiary scandals, which will lead toa full investigation by the House, and sone astonishing revelations.\u2018There.are at least two of the penitentiaries involved and the heads of more than two of the chief officials.Lieut-Col.Villiers, who was summarily removed froin the office of Deputy Adjutant-Gen- ern] at Winnipeg, intends to appeal to Parlinment for vindication.Lieut.-Col.Van Straubenzie's case is similar and will also be ventilated, No cause for theremoval of either Col.Villiérs vr of Col.Van Strau- benzie has ever been assigned.Another decapitated officer with a grievance is Livut.-Col.Mattice, who was the oldest Brigude Major inthe service, and stationed at Montreal, He was promised the position of paymaster and storekeeper at Montreal, 0 runto, ou the party led to his preferment ppointed to the vacancy in Montreal, attached to district Number 3, Montreal.\u201d .ISPECIAL TO THE STAR.| OTTAWA, January 15.\u2014Flavien Moffet, separate school trustee for Central Ward, who is tighting the Bishop's palace intervention in school matters, waited on Vicar-tienernl Routhier to.serve-him Judge Musgrove on Monday next, and answe.certain charges in the election case of Solomon Fleveille; which is protested.The Viear-General.was preparing to go to Rideau llall to attend the state dinner, and Mr.Moffet said he would call again.Mr.Moñet again called at the Bis ope er with the order of the court demanding hig appearance on Monday next.WIRE DASHES \u2014 CABLE FLASHES.The Conservative Association of North Middlesex have nominated John Ford, of Lucan, as their candidate in the next provincial election.Steamer \u201c Warrimoo\u201d sailed yesterda morning for Sydney via Honolulu and Fiji.She had 24 saloon passengers and six hundred tons of freight, The annual repbrt of the Delaware, Lack- AWaua and Western Railway Company shows that the company earned on the stock in 1592 0} per cent.Two chiidren, the youngest sons of Robert Stevenson and Joseph Chambers, of Port -Rabinson, Ont., were drowned in the Welland river last evening.Fire destroyed the plant of the American Cereal Comjany, Minneapolis, involving a loss of $30,000 and throwing over one hundred persons out of employment.The Central News of London says that the naval programme to be submitted to Parliament at the next session will involve the expenditure of £7,000,000 more than the wmsual outlay.\\ Rev.Father Caron, C.S.S.R, brother of Sir A.P.Caron, Postmaster-General, is about leaving Quebec for St.Thomas, West India 18lands, to devote his life to mission work in that field.A bill has been presented to the German Bundsrath providing for the creation of a court of criminal appeal\u2019 to consider the compensation to be paid to persons who are unjustly convicted.A despatch from Charlottetown says the Pictou light and that there have.been no mails in Prince Edward Island from the mainland fora week.: The Ward line steamship \u2018\u201cSegurance\u201d is in quarantine off Vera Cruz, Mexico, with twenty-two cases of, smallpox on .She sailed from New York.One of the Vanderbilts is on'board.» Sir R.W.Duff, zovernor of New South Wales, opened the Colonial Parliament yesterday.In his speech, opening the session, he said that the revenues for the year exceeded the estimates by £218,000, City Engineer Keating, of Toronto, has sent in his resiguation to Mayor Kennody to-day owing tothe action of the City Council in reducing his salary in common with , Jabez Spencer Balfour, who is \u201cwanted\u201d in England in connection with the failure of the Liberator Building Society, was seen in the Argentine Republic some weeks a He was then living in- luxury a short dis: tance from Buenos Ayres.The Mails to England.LONDON; January 17.\u2014The Financial Times finds fault with the present postal arrangements regarding .America, \u2018For the first time ina long hi chants found that there was no mail from\u201d America on Monday morning.We were informed at the Cunard Office that the reason was that the \u2018\u2018Gallia\u201d wns performing the mail service this week, and that the malls were very heavy.We trust that the [ost-office will make good use of this ohject- lesson, and disregarding patriotiam and favoritism, make such arrangements as will\u2019 bring the mails herd, by some route, in seven Instead of ten days, ns was the case this week.\u201d \u2018 Cholera Makes Its Appearance Again.BRUSsELS, January 1&\u2014-Cholera has Appeared at Anvelais, near Charleroi.Yesterday there were 12 deaths from the disease.Many of thé inhabitants have been attacked.The authorities are constructing alazaretto where the sick.will be treated, Golng to Visit Gladstone: Maorin, Junvary 18 \u2014The town of San Sehastian, the well-known watering place in Northern Spain, will send a deputation to Biarritz, France, to visit Mr.Gladstone, who is sojourning at the latter place.MRS, DREW CELEBRATES HER unraveled in an Oriental country?is claim.: \u201cRoger la Houte\u201d will be rupeated in the \u201ced.now pending turned out satisfactorily he | Hading'will remain in this country to sup- ie,\u201d it says, \u201cmer.|\u2019 COMING TO THE THEATRES.2 SEVENTY-FOURTH BIRTHDAY.\u201cUtopia, Limited,\" Coming to New| York -Coquelin Prolongs His Stay at Abbey's Theatre\u2014Dra- matio Notes.One of Oscar Wilde's plays \u2018Lady Winde- mere's Fan,\u201d will be given at the Queen's \u2018Theatre next week.It is bristling with epigrams, and besides a crisp dialogue, the play has an entertaining plot.It will run through the week.Miss Agnes Herndon.\u201cLa Belle Marie\u201d is the name of the play to be produced at the Academy of Music next week.It isa play with a variety of strong features.The leading role is taken by Miss Agnes Herndon, who has won con- 4 siderable success as a versatile actress.\u201c1 to be nerally Theatre Francais.part is exactly suited to Mr.Wyndham in Last evening \u201cLe Voyage en Chine\u201d was is lighter moods.- played at the French Opera.The house was crowded with a very fashionable audience; it being the occasion of the visit of the (5th Battalion and their friends.The seene was very pretty and the play was excellent as regards the plot and amusing situation, as regards the music and as re-.ard, the actors.This evening \u201cLe Grand Mogol\u201d will be presented.The management claims this to be the prettiest opera of the season.It has the local coloring of the Est, and Jike all such plays, whose plot is ed to be very pretty.It scorpd am undoubted success in Paris for several hupt dred successive nights.It will be repeated on Friday.At the Saturday matinee the opera, \u201cLa Petite Mariee\u201d will be sung and cvening.; Theatre Royal._ The New York Stars, a company of picked artists from the vaudeville si , Will b the attraction at the Royal \u2018all of next week.The company has played: here, and pleased large audiences in the past.\u201cUtopia, Limited.\u201d Coming Over.\u201cUtopin, Limited,\u201d Gilbert and Sullivan's new opera, now playing at the Savoy Theatre, Londen, will be produced at the Broadway Theatre, New York, on Easter | Monday by a company which D'Oyley Carte will send over.John Stetson, who owns the American rights for the piece, came over from Boston yesterday, aud was met Ww Manager T.Henry French and ex-Judge ittenhocfer, Mr.Cartes representative here, and the contracts fur the engagement were signed at oñce.Mr.Carte will sen over the costumes and properties for the production.but the scenery will be prenar- How long the engagement will last has not yet been settled.| Mr.Stetson returned to Boston last night.He said that if certain negotiations © he wouid probably build a new theatre in Boston before the end of the year.French Players to Stay.Longer.M.Coquelin and Mme.Jane Hading, who were to have ended their engagement at Abbey's Theatre, New York, on February 3, have extended their time until February 17.They will ther go to Havana and later to Mexico, returning to New Orleans, whence M.Coquelin will sail for howe.Mme, purt M.Mounet Sully, who will appear at Abley's late in March.pes Numerous Rooalls For Mr.Willard.Mr.Willard began the last week but one of his engagement at the Garden Theatre, New York, with a revival of \u201cThe Middleman.\u201d His creation of the old potter,Cyrus Blenkarn, in Mr.Jones's play, seems to in in power and subtle touch at each per ormance, and his large audience last night insisted on recalls at the curse scene, | which closes the second act, and on foûr at the end of the third act, the furnace scene.Ellen Terry's \u201cPale Scenes.\u201d Ellen Terry calls the emotional episodes in which she Appears her \u201cpale scenes.\u201d When she is making up for them, her maid covers the Slee u lbs om either side of he wake-up glass wit ue tissue] T au This gives the tint* which Irving is so fond of using on the stage for scenic illumination.Miss Terry is said to have \u201can nbsolutely scientific knowledge of the effects of light and shade,\u201d She has been talking very volubly in Boston.She let the dear Bostonians into a good many of her secrets, and informed them that the reason of Irving's success was to be found in the fact that as Becket gave himself, life, soul and devotion to the'church, so Irving himself to is art.Mrs.Drew's Birthday.Mrs, John Drew celebrated the seventy- fourth anniversary of her birthday ou the stage at the Harlen Opera House.After the performance she was summoned from her dressing-room, to which she had retired after the fall of the curtain, and was surprised to find the company assembled in the centre of the stage.With them were Oscar Hammerstein, proprietor of the théatre, and Edward G.Stone, manager of the company.: The appearance of the aged actresa was the signal for the orchestra to strike up \u201cAuld Lang Syne.\u201d Then Sidney Drew stepped forward and expressed the wishes of the company for the health of his mother and presented her with a handsome floral piece composed principally of roses.Mr.Hammerstein made a similar present, after which the different members of the company made brief addresses congratulating Mrs.w.In a very neat Mrs.Drew thanked the company for the hearty reception extended to her.Mrs.Drew was born in London, England, January 10, 182, and made her first a pearance on the stage when she was.only three years old.Changes In \u201cThe Fencing Master.\u201d | Pressure, Pa, Janu 17.\u2014\u201c The Fencing Master\u201d company will be laid off next week and return to New York.ere is \u2018a rumor that this is done because the managers of theatres where the piece was ked have cancelled their dates on learning that Mrs.Laura Schirmer Mapleson would leave the company at the end of this week.The managers, however, state that they aro going into New York to rehearse, and that Miss Marie Tempest will join the company when it opens at the Grand Opera House there a week from\u2019 Monday.Colonel Henry Mapleson said that his wife was Degotiating with A.M.Palmer for the purchase of \u201cMorecco Bound.\u201d If she likes he star part in it she will purchase it.Coquelin's Acting.\u2018A characteristically impulsive and frank remark is attribu to Ellen Terry after she and Henry Irving had for the first tim been under the spell of that wonderful artiste, Eleanore Duge.\u201cMr.Irving,\u201d she exclaimed, \u201cI don\u2019t know how to act; you don\u2019t know how to act.The only person in the world who does know how to act _is |_ legnore Duxe;\u201d\u2014 Mr.Irving's reply is not .on record, but it could not have been unfavorable to Mme.Duss on the plea that he could not appreciate her use he did not understand her language, since Mr.Irving does not always speak English when he acts.Unpleasantries aside, Mr.Irving knows-a\"tlhiiñg or two -about the-art of partominé and his defective enunciation, ingeniously defended as \u2018\u2018hysterical vocalism,\u201d serves to bring into more prominence thiexe phases of his art.Next to Mme.Duse there is no one on the stage whose meaning is more clearly odn- veyed to the spectator unfamiliar with the tongue spoken: than uelin, who le a perfect master of the art pantomine., Dramatio Notes.\u201cThe Pulse of New York\u201d will be an early attraction at the Theatre Royal.The play is said to bo meeting with great suc- \u2018ess out in thé west.- - TS Roal prizes will be given on Friday evening at the Theatre Royal for the best .former in the darkey cake-walk.in.he South Before the War.\u201d \u2018The next novelty promised by the meni- bers of the Loudon Independent Theatre is an English version of Zola's three-act comedy \u2018Les Héritiers Rabourdin.\u201d : Mr, J.L.Tanle is once again acting in hie | et; D 5 T own theatre in \u2018Walker, London,\u201d and has tponed the production of Ralph Lum- ey's new play to the end of February.-_ The St.Ge ys\u2019 Snowshoe Club, the McGill Glee and Banjo Clubs, and the Century Club, of Burlington, Vt., will attend the pdeademy of Music to-night, and enjoy the fun of \u201cThe lsle of Champagne.\u201d Mr.Hare, having recovered from his recent illness, has appinted to-night for the rst production of Sydney's Grundy's new comedy, **An Old Jew,\u201d in the London Gar rick Theatre.It isunderstood that there ia nothing in the piece to offend anybody's susceptibilities.Sarah Beruhardt, according to all accounts, has just won a veritable triumph in a revival of \u201cLa Dame aux Camélias\u201d in the Renaissance Theatre, Paris.Alexandre Dumas and many other celebrities were present, and she was called before the curtain tifteen times.Mr.Robert Buchanan's new play.\u201cThe Charlatan,\u201d will soon be ready for production at the London Haymarket eatre.The story is modern and is told in four acts, the scene being an English country house.During the season Mr.Tree wi revive Ibsen's ** An Enemy of the People.\u201d Mr.Burnand's \u2018\u2018Headliess Man\u201d appears to have met with a much more favorable reception in the London Criterion Theatre now than on the occasion of the first production two or three years ago.It seems agreed that the principal An extravaganza, \u2018Beauty and the\u2019 Boast,\u201d was recently played at the Lyceum \u2018Theatre, Minneapolis, Minn., in which Miss Beatrice Marks, daughter of Rabbi Marks, of that city, and formerly of Temple Ein- manu-Fi, Montreal, took the part of Beauty, and danced a Turkish dance before a large audience.Miss Marks proved herself an excellent little actress.CITY ITEMS.Mr.George Hague, General Manager of the Merchants nk of Canada, lectures _on \u2018\u201cCapital and Labor\u201d inithe Y.M, C.À.Chis-evening.Mrs.John Lovell will lecture in the Hall of the Y.W.C.A,, 101 Metcalfe street, this, evenin -Queen of William the Conqueror.\u201d The German Consul has issued invitations to ail the members of the Consular corps at Montreal to attend a banquet at the Windsor on the ith inst.This will commemorate the birthday of His Majesty Em- reror William.Every Consul is to wear is particular uniform.: The Teachers\u2019 Association in connection with the McGill Normal Schoul meets tomorrow evening in the schoolroom, when Mr.George W.Parmalee, M.A., Quebec, will lecture on \u201cThe Kducational Exhibit ut Chicago and its Lessons.\u201d A musical programme will alsu be presented.The last series of mectings in\u2018connection with the Week of Prayer takes place this evening in the Presbyterian.Church, Point Su Charles, Melville Presbyterian Church, Cote St.Antoine, East End Methodist Churéh and the Olivet Baptist Church.The subject of these meetings is \u201cPreparation for Service.\u201d : A delegation of the Colonization Soeloty waited on the Hon.Mr.Beaubien, Commissioner of Agriculture, yesterday afternoon.The delegation was composed of Mr, J).Rol.| land, er de Montigny.Dr.Brisson, Chevalie let, Mr.J.X.Perrault, Dr.Grigon, Mr.E.L.Carufel and H.Hurteau.They Inid before the Commissioner their views concerning colonization.He invited them to return on Saturday in order that they may go into the suljject more fully.At \u201cThe Mess,\u201d last night, No, 5 Company, of the Garrison Artillery held enjoyable festivities.It was a dinner to commemorate the formation of the new No.2 Company.Se t-Major Benton was presented with a hdndsome meerachaum pipe by Lt.-Col.Cole on behalf of the regiment.Lieutenant Featherstone presided.Among those present were Lieut.-Col.Cole, Lieut.- Col.Turnbull and Captain Reid.The toasts were \u2018\u201c\u2018the Queen,\u201d \u2018\u201cCanada, our Country,\u201d \u201cthe Guests.\u201d Lieut.-Col.Cole respouded to the toast of \u201cThe commanding |.otlieer and officers.\u201d Point St.Charles Congregational Church.The annual meeting of the Point St.Charles Congregational Church took place on Tuesday evening, the pastor, the v.| Thomas Hall.presiding.After general business the election of oilicers for the ensuing year took place and resulted gs follows: Church board, Messrs.Kent, Ellis, Symons, D.Barton, C.Cushing, C.Fraser, Perrigard, J.Price, Boyd, Mingie, W.Scott, Crawford and Armstrong; treasurer for the Congregational College and Widows\u2019 and ns\u2019 Fund, Mr.W.Seargeant, jr.: Home Missions, Mr.Charles; Foreign Missions, Miss J, Munro; ushers, Messrs, C.J.Williams, R.Cowan, Seargeant, W.Min.gie, W.Scott and W.M.Perrigard; church clerk, Mr.C.Fraser; treasurer, Nr.J.Symons; envelope steward, Mr.Kent; trustees, Messrs.Seargeant, Williams, Dixon, H, Carmichael, R.Cowan, Price and Boyd; deacons, Messrs.Kent.Ellis, Barton, Fraser, Symons and Cushing; denconesses, Mrs.C.J.Williams, Mrs.David Barton, Mrs.O'Brien, Mrs.J.Price, Mrs, Charles, Mrs.G.Ellis, and Mrs, Boyd; superintend- ant of the Sunday-sehool, Mr.C.Cushing; choir leader.Mr.Donaldson, jr.St.Nicholas Street Widening.The following statement shows the disparity between the estimates put upon the po rty required for the widening of St, icholas street by the city's and proprietors\u2019 witnesses: City Proprietors Witnesses Witnesses Estate Langelier.\u2026.#23 » Do 53 4 00 4350 25 350 will be heard next The terfants\u2019 claim: week.: Habitual constipation cured and the bowels strengthened by the regular use of Carter's Little Liver Pills in small doses.Don't forget this.Special Notices.Medals, Badges, Lapel Studs and Society Pins a specialty; designs and estimates prepared free of cost; hard enamelling in all colors.R.Hemsley, 255 and 257 st | The establishment of a fish hatchery for the west coast of Scotland is receiving the attention of the Fishery Board at present.Foolish Woman! You can't spare the time to measure Pearl- me ?James 10° /, .our | you helps us, but it\u2019s lucky for you that an overdose of Pearline ~ does no harm.It's only extravagance.Beware of a dose of the imitations.You can get just as good work with enough Pearline as with too much.Use itas it ought to be used, and don\u2019t waste it, and you can\u2019t think that it's expensive.To get the best results from Pearline, use it just as directed.You'll save more of everything than with .anything else, If your grocer sends you an imitation, return on, ** Matilda of Flanders, |.Brings comfort and improvement and tends $0 personal enjoyment when rightly used.The many, who live better than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditurs, by more promptly adapting the world's best products to the jieeds of physical being, will attest the value to'health of the\u2019pure liquid laiative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs.J 1ts excellence is due to its presenting in the form most agceptable and pleasant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficiul properties of a perfect laxative ; effectually cleansing the aystem, dispelling\u201d colds, headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation.It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels without weakening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable subatauce.Syrup of Fi gists in 75c.bottles, but it is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.only, whose name is printed on every age, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and being well informed, you will not accept any substitute if off : A : ex WP mw fr .9 .1he rich man who sits down toa table loaded with the good things of this world and dare nob eat them is to be pitied, But what about the many puor igen and women who must dally earn their bread suffering with this terrible life-draln- cured, the nervous, muscular and mental systems will be forced to give way, and then\u2014Well, why not cure It?It can be cured, as ve have shown in thousands of cases.You have no doubt tried drugs and failed, but don\u2019t let that discourage.you.Nature has a remedy for every aliment, and we belleve In Dyspepsie Elcctricity is the remedy.Forapplying this wonderful agent there ts nothing made to equal DR.BANDEN'S8 KLEC- TRIC BELT, which isa complete galvanic body- battery, and\u201d if you are a sufferer you are neglecting the opportunity of you life in not Investing it.It will cure you and ouly costs a prifle.T, Bawnsyw, ir:\u2014I write to tell your Belt in my ca 6.The Pee from Ww ich, [ saffersd at the smal] of my back, have entirely d'e sopea ed, and I feel much better in avery way since 1 n to wear you it, When I comme: to use the Heit.T wan troubled with dyspepria.but it has now disappeared, and when 1 eat, my food, which formerly Iny heavily on my stomach, now digesta readily.Thi el have t 7 ite 1 0 va.wut hope Fe oT Reis ra air thar ro si ee be, ow your Aare a.a ere 8 TRICK RELCHE Your eu trois, Weel Bog ot Jota NB.Oun.Dr.SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELTS 5 Cures at once Rheumations Fk Fp y recu free withail Belts.\u2018fo MEN SUFFERING any private weake ase wo WARRANT the BEST RESULTS, Ilastrated Book of great value to all atid persons Is sent free, sealod by mail, upon application to the luventor and, manufactarer.DR.À.T.SANDEN, _ No.826 Broadway, NEW YORK CITY.CT Our goods are te any Pestefice in Canada, FRÈE OF ALL CESTONS, DUTIES or IASPECTION.a p=\" e >) SilverMoonlight { epolish A Bright, Silvery Polish for Stoves and Grates.Easy to apply, Deep and Lasting.btaine ighest Honors and Medal at the World's Fair, Chicago.Its cleanliness is a feature that will be appréciated Ly all good housekeepers | Only requires one trial to prove its superior qualities.) ' Sold by all grocers CHAS.GYDE, Agent, 291 5deod 33 Bt.Nicholas S¢reet, Montreal.Royal Insurance Co.LARGEST FIRE OFFICE IN TiS WORLD.Unlimited Liability.\u2019 Absolute Security.Every description of property insured at moderate rates of premium.MEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA: Royal Insurance Building, Montreal, W.TATLEY, Manager, GEO.SIP! N.Asst.Man.French = A CELEBRATED CASE.LE WHI ESTATE JAMES APPLETON.this estate sre: re undersigned.1 having claims inst ho haan daly attonted with the MARLER & FRY, .137 St.James Street.MoNTREAL, 18th January, 1394 Lo Bs it, please.us 100 Nornz Daxs fraketr ~ OHN H.R.MOLSON & BROS.ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, Ale and , Families a Créers is for salo by all drng- ' THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, THURSDAY JANUARY 18 1894.__ MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.NASAAAAANAS SST NASA Saturday, Wedn Satui We A Grand Fancy Dress Tuesday.the 6:h Febru: be given in subsequent isen T0 TV ALEXR, VICTORIA Band to January, Office of the Victoria Bkating Club, 1709 Notre Dame street, Montreal gramme fer January.meg + anuary, rday, 37th .Ist January, 8 to 10pm.HOCKEY MATCHES.(Senior Championship) Jan.18h\u2014Crystals vs.Montreal Jan.37thb\u2014Uttawa vs.Montreal.Entertainment will be held on \u201c7 fall particulars of which wil vertisement.exp to6 M pm.and Hockey Pre- 10pm.CALDWELL, Secretary- 1 306 tf TE ve and Lawrence; Point Bt.Charles, and Richmond .133 JAB.MCLEAN, Hon.Sec.-Treas.a, Creseent Snowshos Club.\u201cAT HOME\u201d Athletic - THURSDAY, JAN\u2019Y 18th.8leighs will leave the calling at Motill Col LM.Catherine st: Hherhrooke aod St.Dents fallowi: ege Gates: ter ai ing places Club - House, at7.65 Papineau ; Nherbrooke nd University: Subway.uare.current year.152 .CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.THE FOURTH SOCIAL of the season will DREW'S HOME, oa - FRIDAY EVENING, 19th inst, at 8 P.M, Admission on presentation of membership ticket for be given in ST.AN- nish music J.T.MITCHELL, Hou.Sec St.George S.S.Club.z Special club night st Academy of S, S.Music.' > THURSDAY, 18th INST.The MtGill College Glee and kindly Club have ALL UP, ST.GEORGE! 133 \u2018 ; the acts on this occasio BOYNE ORANGE LODGE, Ne.+401.pane regular monthly meeting will be FRIDAY EVG., 19h ENRT.R.W.Bro.Birmingham, tary Grand Lodge.is expected to be present.usiness, important.A.GQ.ELLIS, Secy.Banjo consented to fur- un actes.Secre of END STOR We are th ouse Crown Figs.Catau] b.Foe rally for their fevors in \u201ctention.Powden pred iairyh ro _ SPECIAL LIST, New Laid Regge, Cream Cheese, rium, Florida and Valencis £ Tomatoes, Clover Homey, Thanking our nv 1894 WEST PROVISION FRONT, E, GRANTLATED SUGAR, &4c Per 1b.Just arrived, another 25 }g-Chest of famous * WEST \u201cPEARL\u201d DIGESTIVE BAKING FOWDKR.END B| Our prices are the lowest in the city tor fing goods.BREAD 3 LB.LOAF Sic.Pickies, Harvey Sauce.Worcestershire pe) 106 per bottle, Oranges luc Mixed Biscuits 100 1b.customers and the public numerous thed tronage the past year.Hoping for the cure, \u201cwhich will\u2019 receive our careful J.H.E.DAVIS, 2699 St.Catherine street.TELEPHONE, #458.EGGS.EGGS.EGGS.FINEST COOKING, 18¢c.NEW 0c.THE LAING PACKING and PROVISION CO.LAID RETAIL BRA West\u20142246 BLEURY, corner Berthelot.Central \u20141620 ST.CATHERINE, comer Bt.Hubert.Esst\u2014841 BT, CATHERINE.fes se ; of the above celebrated Sata no ALUM or other in- ve Es Give it a trial.ou will - TO THE AGAIN Tea, it is our 50c Toa for Bc.Fameuse À Te.ison Ado Bance, Tomato | doz, Walnuts 100 Seodé NCHES: 15 cod It ta @ Pure Solution arrange the mest Price $1.00 per bottle.Send for circular, SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.WINCHESTER & OO.Chemists, © 38% William Bt., New Terk.artistically.sa.\u201chis \u201cf Thun only.WINCHESTER\u2019S NYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND SODA or Consumpttves, for Th ALF \u201d will appear 116 Lawtf delicate 8 Violin and Viola ¥aker, Fertifiention Lane aod Tor and will not dis- tomach.\u2014 RED RICHER, Mon Fire clad LAND, Bub.Ape GABIAS à PI gonde aod 8c.Hen treai Office Polictes issued paid wo Chicago, Conflagrations, FIRE ONLr\u2014 INSURB WITH THB PHENIX $2,000,000.00 Frit Deposit WITH THE DONMNIXION GOVERNMEXT SMATM & TATLEY, Gen'l Mure, Canada Branch, Montreal.C.B.JOBIN, CHARS.POIRIER, J.A.MERCIER ERRAS, Special Agents for St.Cune- 14 St.Jamon Street rates at low date excerd Boston, ST, JOÏNS, NEWFOU \u2014FIBE ONLY in French nglish, Cy Boars.a: D- Sasd® The Great\u2019 | .W ro \u201cOt pacts 81.Address : Chemienl English Prescription dae Frsseribiiee, s 20 .Bix 8, by a take me Write fo MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.PASIAN hm NP NN en ot \u201c EE -THE- SOCIETY OF ARTS OP CANADA (Limited).Capital Stock.$ 100.000.A Society entaliiahed with à riew to disseminate the taste for Arts, te encourage and help Artiste.! Inco! tod latters Patent of the G nt of PO nadia de SPA Per LE cree GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, Nos.1066 and 1668 Noire Dame Street, _ cation at the Insolvents Score, In Kingsbury, ormation can obtained at SS.\u201cALENE\u201d LEGAL CARDS.and all informa ~- McGibbon & Davidson ABVOTATES, de.NEW YORK LIFE MO TERMS: Cash, or Approved security.with interest at per ann to deposit 8250 où poch lot at time of sale.Joux Mel Das.Curator, 8e Sacrament st, Montreal BENNING.& BABSALOE, For Jamaica Direct.' The most pictufreque and health-giving Winter Special Tours 3} to ihe ce Indies Non aa ale .mailed wt rm CANADA A COALS & RAILWAY CO.R.WILSON SMITH, Investment Broker, 1724 Notre Dame street, Montreal, and E.W.WILSON & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 96 Broadway, New York, OFFER FOR SUBSCRIPTION $130,000 First Mortgage 6 per cent.40 Year Gold Bonds Of the par value of $1000 each, \u2014OF THE ABOVE COMPARY\u2014 At 92} per-cent.and accrued Interest, from November 1st, 18931 SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE MOLSONS BANK OF MON Eg \u2014 to and including Janu 20th.Apt tions must g Ary ith ao by the Molsons Bank at the above price u Subscriptions will be received by the Molsons ad metas DE Te me be accompan check for for 10 per cent.of the par hue of the bonds, au eres d on deliv of the crusd,inters = \u20ac sde due and ue or reject subacriptions Amounts received on account of rejected subecri tions will be reed.Forms of application may be obtained from the Molsons Bank, R.Wilson Smith and E.W.Wilson Among the Board of Directors and largest Bond and Stockholders of this Company are the follow ing va known business and financial men: | WALTER WATSON, New York Agent, | Bank Montreg!.A.F.GAULT, Montreal, Director.C.A COFFIN, President of the General R.L.GAULT, Director.Electric Company, New York.SIR JOSEPH HICKSON.F.WOLFEBSTAN THOMAS.Montreal.GEO.W.STOCKLY, former Presiden W.M.RAM3AY, Montreal.WALTER DRAKE, Montreal.\u2018 E N of Brush Electric Company, Cleveland.\u201d EDWIN HANSON (Hanson Bros.), Mont.SAMUEL FINLEY, Montreal, President.SAMUEL CARSLEY ,Moutreal.\u2019 ED.W.WILSON, New York.8.H.EWING, Montreal, Director.TRUSTEES FOR BONDHOILDERS, JAMES O'BRIEN, w THE MONTREAL SAFE DEPOSIT CO, Application\u2019 for a quotation for the Bonds on the Montreal Stock Exchange will be made in dus course.The Company was organized in 182 under the laws of Nova Scotia.It has a spedial charter from the Government of that Pres vince graating d extensive privil les en.Including the right to carry on the business of nfinirg, tlansporting and selling to construct and operate its own ra s, steam 0 It acquired by purchase from the several olders.of the.collieries and -areas, the colliery property known as the J; na Mines, the Patrick M ine, fhe C icshank Milner Mine, Mine, with the extensive coal areas known as the Nova Sootia way Cot ny, or the Ieckie finc e McNaugh It baat obtained hn aggre Fate area of atout fit fifteen sq square miles .of coal bearing territory.and also owns abundant supplies of timber ts own lands for the future needs o mines.© reports of expert logists, mining engincers and examiners for the Mines Department ot Nova Scotia and for the Geol cal urvey of the Bominion Government agree as to the existence on these properties of an almost unlimited quantity of coal of excellent quality for both steam and ouschold urposes.hei e Company owns and operates a line of railway, of s gauge, extending the entire areas, from their front on the Bay of Fundy to \u201c oir ea eastern Yimit, on t ie main io of the Intercolonial Railway at also its own shippi Arf upon the of Fun oining the mines.PP The Incorporation and 6 ation the pany; the title of the mines and railway properties taken over; the extent of the Company's franchises and priv llegea, and the validity of its ixsues of securities have been paged upon and n proved by eminent counsel in Nova Sootia and Montreal, ot M rs, Henry, Harris enry, of Halifax.Capital stock of Company Leaving capital stock outstanding.Total issue of first mortgage 6 per cent.gol These bonds bear interest at the rate of 6 p.c.per annu at the Now York Agency of the Bank, at the option of the turn length of the coal acc.and Le including Hon.Mr.Justice Henry, formerly Re 750, payable May 1st and November st at THE BANK or MONTREAL of holder of the coupons.i Id.ne In the event of the United States duty a of 5 cents per ton being removed, it 1e.evident that this Company should find a market on the New England seaboard, t possesses unusual adv: roperty being nearer (in some instances by several hundred miles) than other coal ies in Nova Scotia, and baving direct Rocess to the New England coast by the inside route, which is Touch shorter and safer t than any other.{ a the Although the removal of this duty would be of great ad vantage to the Company add bring about : an vlagmense no its pro ts, tl Company is Bot dependent for its future success upon the removal of the duty, Yar the reason now doing Pe log business in our own country, and-within the year has filled contracts for the regular supply of out to the Cana.lian Pacific.e Intercolonial Railway, and to othér large consumers in Nova Scotia and other of where it now has a profitable market.The Jollowing letter from Mr.H.F.Torrey, who for nine years was the Chief Mining Engineer of the Delaware & Hudeon ny, and who also acted as vice.president and general manager of this eo De STAY certain improvements at the mines, onal d ng the opening of a new slope, certifies as to the earning capacity of th .NEw YORK, January ith, 1804.GENTLEMEN, \u2014Replying to your letter of enquiry of 4th inst., I am glad to be able to state that the coal areas of the Canada Coal and Railway Company Pi contain \u2018a practically engi ot 40 supp af Sou of very good quality, with such unusual advant for shipment rail and water that it has n ready market at v ces.P Th AE which have beeu submitted all show an excellent steam He household coal, and it produces a hard, firm coke of su rior \u20ac ualit; ca bh work of the yoar just closed has been largely one of development and improvement, involving large\u2019 expenditures in preparation on for an increased out put.rs work, however, under the present board of di gr shows an increase of more than flfty per cent.in the production, on rol which has been sold at satisfactory prices and from which $153,000 were ized ahd no bad debts incu have made extensive improvements at the pithegd, ù on the railway, and at the Company's shipping wharf, Sroriding for the Satter and more economical bandling and shipment of Other additional plant and power are being further increase the output.for ma CT mine inca are.ar opened to a produciag capacity more than double \u201cthe output'of any year under previous ownerships of the properties.4 : This the com in a position to make larger earnings, and I have no hesitation in stating that the business will yield satisfactory te to ite d'ockhoidées after peying ka Esha and interest on its bonds.Very truly yours, H.F.Topsy./ k Co : Just next to eu street, 1nclu six comfort- ajo! Mechelaga Sle dwellings (hat that ape aways lo mand by de- cond ue re the a ee maire of or, Of Desirable Nouses, That Will open the e tenants, à ng was wost su ck Store an welling; size o Economi auries - stantially built, with te eu TR view of being S0x100, situated in the heart of an excellent sertugs oi » eal P altered to a factory, the = ation belong umsur- business distri 1, ntly occupled LY a co will take place at the Real Estate Rooms af t pur being Fgh in I centre -fectianer.18 a property that would never ofthe city, \u2018Thes e tucludes valuable right of be idle >and would always pay a goud revenue.PARENT BROS.way properties of this Company: .Nine Two Story, cased brick, stone foundation, t-class ol To an.\u2018PER (1) Leu seems ese ss sce0 0e en Le = cu «wi trom New Ashe .À \u2019 SETS RETR error ce eran « INSOLVENT NOTICE! : ou - Qu Je os at 1 at ra conducive to Soult, and.comiort.Spocial rates rates will be : The present Board of Directors and their friends, owning more than « majority of the outstanding capital stock of the Com Py aeons SL 100 of band.wo.pour offer 1a bscription, remainin, of nds, we now offer for xa .Lo.Le * The bonds dated overber 1st, or and maturing November lst, 1932, are issued in coupon form, principal and interest payable 2 « Among the many unde nd improvements, the most important in the ning of a new mine, from which éoal is now \u201d being taken.Th e coal ! from this new slope, being raised 'b very ahort hoint + \u2018he surface, can roduced at à minimum of Itisof a ohh, fim character aid is much ltked.This will prove à very profitable portion of the Fork during this year CAN APPEAL TO © UNSELFISHNESS., TO SUPPORT THÉ MISSION FUND OF THÉ DIOCESAN SYNOD.The \u201cQuebec Scheme\u201d\"\u2014Committes to Consider the Placing of Stipends \u201d in the Hands of the Executive ; ; .The strongest expression of altruism, \u201cit is more blessed té give'than to receive,\u201d \u20ac marked the highest pitch of pure entliu: ] siasm in the Diocesan Synod yesterday.Ordinarily the members of the Synod behave like those of the House of Commons in that legislative body's less boisterous moods.They do not always face the chair and they are almost always engaged in animated conversation soffo voce.But ; when a speaker like Dean Carmichael \u2018or the Rev.G.Osborne Troop takes the floor, they pause to catch thetenor of the thoughts and the silence in the benches usually becomes profound.Yesterday the hum of many voices was heard in the Hall when Mr.op rose: to speak for support to the missionary fund.The climax of his fir-t period weve the simple monosyllables,* Love and Light.\u201d The ebbing undertones fell and cexcil'and every voice but that of the speaker wis hushed, : \u201cMake a specific.appeal for a specific need,\u201d said Mr.Troop, \u201cand our appeal will not go unanswereil.But # we force our ut A into the closed purses of the diocese it will bek (gricvouscalamits.Wecannot force men to give, but we can constrain them by the power of love.We can show them the tremendous loss they will surely suffer if they deny, COMPASSION TO THRIR POORER BRETHREN We can show them that selfshness is a curse to themselves, If the Shelton fund keep men from the experience and joy of giving in charity it will prove a curse ahd not a blessing.If men refuse to give, we must show theni that the loss is.theirs and not that of their sufferirg brethrén.Let us take the strong ground that it is- true, abrulutely, that the silver and gold is mine.\u201d Let as not try to serve God and mammon., Let us serve God alonc: Let us appeal to the parishes for Christ's sake to come to our rescue and we will reach the great heart of love.\u201d He had always found that when a specitic case of need wag presented to the ple they | would show perfect, onerous chart) The Synod only needed to take the same Infinite xing tovench the country thatthe Executive bad taken to reach the Sy nad and all would be well.Mr.Troops speech was appiauded ) again and again, It was onc of.the best \u2019 vontributious to a debate on the mission fund whi-h brought eyt not à few able uddresses.Mr.Crispo, a lay delegate protested strongly against the apathy of many rural ishes.He knew the country well.e knew the ery that it was hard to raire money.The farmers were not.millionaires, But he was convinced that if a stranger were sent among them to stir them up they WOULD LIBERALLY SUBSCHIBE AND PROMPT: LY PAV.The Rev.J.WW.Clayton said thay in his parish, where he had been for six years, he new uf only one abortive attempt at a missionary meeting.A quarterof a dollar wes a common contribution from a whole 1 family.Mr.Clayton has all the humor ® of au.drishman, He gave details of the difticalties: tv he.wet with in raising funds in a country parish.\u201cIf Tam wrong, my Lord, + am, suee-you will only be too glad to.correct we, (Laugh.tert.Then he told of how men appropriated portions of the glow land.\u201cAnd, my Lond, they would take a tive cent piece .out of voureve or a cent for that matter.\u201d \u2019 vApplatise and lsughters He also urged trom the Synod.After a considerable muse snd some in- terveninz discussion, Mp, Clayton again rot to enquire of {lean Carniichael how nach St.George's Church had contributed to the F Fund.\u2018The Dean *1 am but a poor hand for carrying figures about inmy head; but I should say it was the best part of the sionary fund.\u201d (Laughter and applau Mr.Clayton: persisted in knowing the exact amount.Perhaps the Dean had the tigures with hin.: n Carmichael- *{f Mr, Clayton, one of vos the most honored and intluential members of the Deanery, had obeyed my call and attended tlie Inst Deanery meeting he would have had the exact figures.Unfortunatel pris .he geno have them now.\u201d (Renewe - laughter.) \u2018 \u2018 Re.Dr.Norton, in spes aking to anamend- ment to the motion to a dopt-t ecutive repo: touched on the dangerous ground of - doctrinal controversy.Archdeacon Lindsay had minved an amendment that the Executive Committee be requested to recommend the grants to those missionaries who by length or service are entitled to $700 and are not receiving the same.In suppert of Luis, the Rev, W, P.Chambers mado ar elojuent plea for those aged clergynien who were sup ppisated in good \\ livings by youn, nr men and judged harshly by the Inity.Île denied the right of the laity to pass \u2018judgment vpon the merits of the spiritual\u2019 work of clergymen.It was.rontrary tothe Church's doctrine of Holy rders and based on Apostolic succession.Dr.Nortor rose to controvert this .position.He held that it was unjust to the laity.He could not let it pass without protesting.Li Mr.Chambers rose toa point of order and : if that were not admitted be demander! the right to reply to Lh.Norton.; The Bishop and Chancellor Bethune de., À precated the tendency to doctrinal debate.The Rev.Dr.Ker threw oil on the troubled waters; but, advocated strongly the rights of the \u201caged ministers, many of whom, he said, were driven by the laity to the country: bowed with age, but with the Gosp pel of Christ still in their hearts, they terë driven out to die, for all their erstwhile.-congregations.cated.He insisted that some means should be devised for the suppression of bumptious young men.The Kev.Rural Dean Hrown moved a be \u201c séoond amendment to this ciféct that a paid agent he appointed to collect from the paros for the missionary fund.It was this which had led to much of the foregoing dis.a cussion.Finally both amendments were tS withdrawn and .£ THR RERORT WAS ADOPTED.In the absence of Rural Dean Sanders, the Rev.Mr.Chambers brought.up thé fol jowmy motion, at the same time withdrawing one of hix owa to the same effect: \u201chat A committee he appointod to consider and report to thus meeting of Synod concerning details of a seherae tor the formation of a Geueral Diocesan 3.8, Association.the furnmtion of a Piocesau Kunday-school fund, and employ ment of a Diocesan Sunday -schoot agent.; The motion was jranted.\"The Rev.J.H, Dixon moved.\u201cThat ali moneys collected by the \u2018thareh- - wardent for the support of clergymoa in all the parishes and missions of this diocese, when the whale or a pottion of the support of the said clotgymau is derived from a grant from the Mis rion Fund, shail be rama to the tressurer, to form part of said Mission fund of tho diovere, and the entire stipend of the à logy; man paid out ut tho goneral fund s0 augment He quoted extensive correspondence in support of this motion, showing that such a plan had been successful in many parishes, Mr.Hannaford recognized the motion ns an old friend in à new.uarb\u2014the \u2018Quebuc Set: cme.\u201d He opposed it.Dr.Davidson élouvently sup rte it, Speaking from the expcricnco of a clergy man's son, he knew tic aw ga diffidence a minister 4 felt in having for hiwsti-7 pend.Tho Exequtive eis; A ttes should pay the salary.Mr.Richard\u2019 White could not believe that the Committee could ect more easily than the resident ministor.Dr.Davidson pointed ta the proofs in Mr.Dixon's correspondence.He undded an amencdiient that the Executive Committee be instructed to carry out the proposal.of the motion as soon as was consf@cnt with the safety of the missionary fund.was finn) Yn amended: to place ota He the Sytol.Thus the jo us sr En , the vote on Mr, a Puinte,and had administe \u2014\u2014that\u2014an apheat -shouhi\u2014e made directly | Blaboy ve the casti ent ac, a hen the main motion, wi dson\u2019s and Mr.White's amendments, was aor + The Baber, ae His Lordship Bishop ided at the annual mission meeting cl the evening, which was very attended.The Rev.Mr.Brewer, who we! n a missionary in the lumber camps, an account of the work done at the iver Desert Mis- The total attendance was 2105, or an of 19 at each service.They were not all members of the Church of England, but they came to worship there.organ pale played by a boy of 14.The church was she ov.BE.McManus, city missionary, said his work lay ly among the charitable institutions.e had held fifty ser vices at the home for the Tone at Longu he Hols Coun munion five times.His work at the Protestant House of Industry and Refuge entailed an immense amount of visiting.There were also the Ww orking Girls\u2019 Home and the Women's Protective Immigration Agency, He was very enthusiastic about the work done by the Fresh Air Fund importance tothe church.He had visited the gaol 38 times during the year in connec- \" tion with the Prisoners\u2019 Aid Association, and in connection W ith this work he instanced the case of a young man whohad found employment in a distant city and who since risen to be the h of the firm.The Rev.J.L.Flannigan described the work at Thorne, and the Rev.Dr.Ker spoke of his experience in the mission field.They had forty mission parishes in the- diocese, and the annual grant was 300.Even this was sometimes phid with difficulty, and he \u2018appealed to his hearers to consider how small a.sum this was for the maintenance of a oultured gentleman and his family, and urged them to be \u2018more liverai in their contributions to the mission fund The Rev.Dr.Norton was requested to sion, arveri to Mr.McManus\u2019 N ork, he said that great as were powers of labor he often feared that he was overtaxin those powers.There wax no work whic Shon) call for deeper interest than mission work \u201cie referred tothe benefits of Christian unity and said that a union of the Pro testant churcliés would do more in a few years to advance the cause of missions than a century of division.He instanced one missionary district where there were four \u2018or tive half-starved missionaries from sev: eral denominations.WILLIAMS MURDER CASE.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] BuAMPTON, January IR\u2014This morning, at 10 o'clock, Williams murder ease were up on remand before an bench of sixteen magistrates, Geurge Graham presiding.Before the hour named every seat tu the county court rovin was occupied by an anxious crowd of spectators.The prisoners were in charge of Chief Constable Hurst and an assistant.McWhirrel seems to be cheerful as ever, but under this cheerfulness there lurks an anxious sadness.Walker is totally indif- feren*.to everything around him.Butcher takes his position hard.The court appoint- «ed Nelson R.Butcher as stenographer.Count 5 Attorney McFadden stated that he id mot intend to offer any evidence ainst John Cory ain usked that h he be discharged.This request calle pry ave the same evidence as at the inquest, which a cross-examination failed to shake, Conon Attorney McFadden at this point.received | a telegram that one of witnesses, J.M.Scott, was- too ill to be present, Will C.Hickic testified that he saw Williams and his wife alite on Wednesday when he was going to school.He shut the gate for the old man as they drove towards Toronto.He was present when the bodies were found.The Crown has inaintained the murder was cominitted on Thursday night.Clayton and Osborn Loth declare that the marks of the cutter in the yard were made on Friday night, and that they could not have made on Thursday, which goes to prove the [murder was committed on Friday night.Mrs, Guthrie and the Osborns described finning the bodies on Saturday morning.Moudy.the next witness, described the condition of the bodies when he arrived at the house.To the Crown he said Williams was 7 years old; that the Mrs.Williams who was killed was his first wife, the woman with whom*he lived was never married to him.The Court then adjourned for dinner.It is likely that the Court will last all day te morrow.- \u2014\u2014 ee .WADDINGTON FUNERAL.PAR1s, January 18._The funeral of M.Wadding ton, the French statesman, who died on January 13, took place yesterday.The remains were interred in the cemetery N q SE ON == ex Wh 9 \u20ac \"4 ï Ww # NN THR LATE Mi.WADDINGTON.\u2018were M.Francois.aa ceremony was held in the Protestant Church.A DOLEFUL TALE FROM THE WEST [SPECIAL TO TRE Rr] OrTAWA, Jauuary To Exe Ald.W.H.Lewis.who returned to Ottawa last week after à couple of years farmjng at Red Deer near, Calgary, where he has 500 acres of land, says the North-West is stagnant.He says that where he was the oat ry, soil and clhinto were magnificent; did not think there could be anything better | in the world.Mowever, In consequence of the ab- \u2018sence of local markets for produce, the hi h local freight rates on the C.P.R.which figures as four times as high as in \u201ceastern Cannda, and the monopoly which vents railways crossing the border south of the Canadian Pacific\u2019 Railway, the country is dead aud more settlers are leaving than going in He says large num- hers visited the country Inst year, especially bought land, but not for settlement after examining tlic foenl conditions Theÿ are holding the land as a speculation, believing that at the low price of $3 an acre usually And no taxes the y can afford to let it lie for many years, ™ be lett last year's its speak in behall of the Bishop, Referring.he four prisoners in the | Cars was the first witness | reviously of Pere la (alee.The principal.mourners |- addington's sons, Henri and.hundreds of well-to-do men trom Montana, | Idaho, and the Dakotas and many of them - | fre Ju the whole mucous ti ew been a constant Sufferer for y m about Nov, Î:! td ss follow- JUNE) from Severe olds § in my head and throat, in m the nose down to and including the bronchial tu ubes, was more or less affected.It was fast developing into CHRONIC CATARRH.| had tried most known remedies and was FINALY PERSUADED last POND'S EXTRACT, nie swallowed ite IT BELIEVED ME WINSEEFULLY IO CURE.IT INVALUABLE IN SUCH CASES.WITH ITSELF.FPREBERICK E.» BE SURE to get the bottle wrapper, arc ty my nose and inhaled led n Yhroat with | it and S D ALMOST A RADICAL | HAVE USED IT FOR BURNS, BRUISES, AND SPRAINS, AND BELIEVE 1 BELIEVE ALSO THAT BD FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT I THE MOUSE.FEELING AS 1 90 THAT IT FIC, Bo Tom A WHOLE PHARMACOPŒIA ue, nine.Ds EXTRACT CO., 76 Firm Ave, New York SEE LANDSCAPE TRADE MARK on » ITKEN'S STOCK-TAKING SALE.\u2014 Special Cash Discount of 20 p.c.| on all Winter Goods during the month of January.JOHN AITKEN & CO., 50 p.c.oft.(ESTABLISMED 2847.) - Special lots 1757 NOTRE DAME STREET.Telephone 1982 ne FINANCE AND COMMERCE.Stocks Very Dull.The transactions is morni on \u2018Change were eclely pote to aucous lst.The supporters of Kichelieu were again to the fore, and Btoc! has eighty; three, hich mak fat of Thi » avi tion company! uture of s river navigation great ans amount of tho stock, so the \u201cstreet\u201d \u2018SAY, for a Cleveland sypdicate, friends of Sheth ian Pacift Street Railway.vi \u2014162 Telephone found one à ai 51.at 187.A lot of Col.ton was 51.The rest of the mar ket was ea, MORNING SALES.LR &0.Nav.Co.CPE.731.Railway, 162 125 do, 163.5 Telephone.25 Colored Cotton, 51.London Stock Market.Messre.Meredith & O'Brien report the London market at 2 p.m.to-day as follows: London New York prices.equ A tehinau t Can.Pacific, exdiv.London.i rie G.T.R.cep, 1676 3 ss ut BEKRBONN'S REPORT.Thursday, Janu 18, ISLE Cee oh oor, The ly fod zen > P ment: Wi heat.Show: \u2018naire, hrm tan wheat.off coast, 3% 3d.Present ad follow month, 38s.Chilian wheal.off coas! Present and followin, month, 284 Wa alla Walle wheat, off coast, 3s Present and following month, 8s.C Cala wheat.promptly to be Zs 3d.Nearly due, = chen to firm.Li 1 wheat, spot.chea held.Minneapolis Peraient, 16534.LITERFOOL LATEST PRICES CURRENT, January 18, 1894.markets, ng wheat 0 0 to to 0 0 Red winter.5 2 to to 0 0 No 1 Cala.5 4 to tot 0 No flala.À © to to 3 0 Corn.41 to to 0 Peas.430% to to 0 0 AMERICAN MARKETS.Receipts and Shipments.CHICAGO, January 18-Reccipts 99,000 bus.Wnzar, 314,000 Con, 189,000 QaTs, 6153 bhis FLOUR.Shipments, R000 bus.W HEAT, 133,000 CouRX, 137,000 OATS, 11,824 bbls.New YORK, January 18.\u2014 iteceiptr.7150 bus, CONSUMERS\u2019 CORDAGE C0., LT.hereby given that the Consumers\u2019 Cord Montreal, will to the Partie- t (he next {Senior x en .for an Ack aut aathoctring the pany to 10.000 aber shares of #100 each) ot Seal present ot Casita Stockinto tock.to Preferential > Comper La.age ny, ment of Can entitled Dividends, at the rate te of seven per Nope per.annum.MeCIBBON & DAVIDSON, ; Bolicitors for Applicants.Montreal, Dec.20, 1883 298 laut LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE.(This Bank having transferred its Western Branch Office, corner of Notre acd Richmond st.(Costigane Bio, will am hersiofoes for mums running dollar up, at 4 p.c_intereet per annum 710.| Stores are Crowded every day at Boisseau Brothers; no wonder, goods are almost given away.Giving up Business.Ÿ ALE oF NIGH CLASS PICTURES \u2019 + jay the matter of x AUGUSTINE 5 ROSS, above Insol 0s.1821 and 1823 Notre cal Ke EBSRSDAT AFTERNOON, JAN.TH, _ _* The totlowing valuable '\u2014\u2014 OIL .PAINTINGS Æ No M la PISUrE.VAS DAIDLOG by the Arties tor the late charles D Dicken + Bridg - Glen Urqu- No.2.ver the ties.and.by H.Sal A.a A.No.un Nat \u20ac dutborers.\" °C.T.Dobaon, No.4.appr Thoughts.\u201d by BR.LaJeune,A.R-A.\u201c.These Palutiags trom the \u201cAr: Gallery,\u201d Iately exhibited.\"TERMS CASH.«Pictures now on view.SALE AT 2.30 O'CLOCK.JOuN Curator, Ooaticook, P.Q M.HICKS & CO.1511 SOLVENT NOTICE.\u2018.where they have been INMEBIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE -We will sell a collection of OIL AND WATER COLOR PAINTINGS of the Prench and Flanders School, by order and for account of whom it may concern, WHEAT.AT.1213 Corx 115 ,700 Oats.Shipments, \u2014\u2014AS FOLLOWS 7 bus.WHEAT.M.95 CORN.ATE.1 ULUTH, January lK-\u2014Receipts, 25505 bus: Sacque Cha: Siicpbend sad neept M AL Yonne.Shipments.Receipts, 11,000 bus Kubstobs, Paul, Low Tide sundow: SEAT.22000 Cor.Shipments, 4000 bus.\u201c » Dou ra rca UN Stock Y en y a 101 The Moda Bamo qa, Land Phil; NION K YARD&, Januar, S04.\u2014 ave, nl encacape, - estimated of hogs were, 38,000.Tre, pptne.official report of yes erday was 39.958, of which - \" Marie Wynduge.pr EE io a: | \u2014ats0\u2014 tations to-day were: mixed, ; .By order of owners in London, England, à pet PRET ados \u20ac heavy, shipping.collection.The work of eminent masters.private ceipta of cattle were 16,000.dy.others -\u2014J.M.W.Turner Rosa Bonheur a elower.Sheep 16.000.Market slow, 5 to Gustave Dore David Cox 10 vents lower.air K.Landseer T.8.Cooper Josef 1 D.Roberts, R.À.It you lave never used Carter's Little X- 8.Somerset Cecll Lawson Liver Pills, 20 at once to the nearest dru, store and get a vial.They will surely please you.Don't Don\u2019t forget this.this.\u201cSpecial 1 Notices.\" tifully e ved case, movements warranted, fon $3.50, is the best value ever offered.Mail ers solicited.R.Hemsley, = and 251 St.James » st 1 have a plications to purchase 7 houses a of.eo street) at prices between each.you have a bro oa Si send particu calais to R A.Mainwaring, 147 St.James, 2338 se Catherine and 2 St.Lawrence streets.126 The costumes worn by tl e Duchess of Berwick, in Oscar SL society play, \u201cLady Windormere'a Fan,\u201d the Queen's next week, are said to be a revelation.Decker Brothers Pianos of New York are for sale at C.W.Lindsay's, 2270 and 273 St.Catherine st., and should seen by those wanting | the best i in the world.Miss Agnes Herndon, who \u20ac comes to the Academy of Music next week, is A very handsome lady and will have some rtieu larly striking gowns todisplayto the lad ns \u201cLa Belle Marie.\u201d A law han been en enacted in Germany which requires that all drugs intended for internal use shall be put up in round bottles, while _ those for external use shall be put up in hexagonal bottles.grain unthrashed in he cobld not have sold ne Tew in isa Conser.| vative in politics.LT LL Professor Rowiand Sues.NEW YORK, January 13,\u2014The Catarct Construction Company, hich is building tunnels around with a view to turning to en account the power wasted in the fails, is betug pu: the | United States Court het Rowland, of the Johns Hopkin Vera ui for The work has been conduc it is allegod, on the advice and sclentific lines laid down by Prof.Rowland, which, he swore ay, was sought Company.He wan never paid and the suit for $30,000 was filed.Robbed a Train.\u2018Sr, Josep, Ma.Jannary 18.\u2014 A train on the Kansas City, St.Joo and Conneil Bluts Railroad wits hold up and robbed a o'clock this Just ot tive masked ou at Rny\u2019s Branch Just 4 above this city.A sheriff.atdala ties are hot on the Srail of tite ro ea depe + Ve _ \\ .E | - su TE en + gr Le 2 0 PP EE reo = alo i.ap ETRE $ John p.m.to Friends and alquaintautces espions + CARSLEY\u2019S COLUMN 65 NET PRICES ARS THE BEST.Daily, customers are returning bewildered with discount, and olaim that our Net Prices are the cheapest, and the goods the best value.S, CARSLEY.VISIT_S.CARSLEY'S__ s 7 4 A > \u2018 .\u2018 kl for Bargains in Embroideriés Hundreds of our customers take advantage of our Annual Sale of Embroideries.White Embroideries, 140.White Embruideries, 2c.White Embroideries, 30.White Embroideries, 34c.S.CARSLEY.TAKE THE CARS TAKE THE CARS AND COME DIRECT TO S.CARSLEY\u2019S S.CARSLEY\u2019S FOR YOUR DRY GOODS REMEMBER REMEMBER THE REMNANT \u201cSALE REMNANT SALE REMNANT SALE REMNANT SALE ALL THIS WEEK At 8.CARSLEY\u2019S.A GOOD TIME .A GOOD TINE Now during S.Carsley's January Cheap Sale is a good time to lay in a Stock of Dry Guods cheap.Children\u2019s Mantles All last year\u2019s Misses\u2019 and Ohil- _ dren\u2019s Mantles to be cleared at HALF PRICE.SPECIAL LOT of Children\u2019 s Winter Mantles to be cleared at ; 25C EACH Chil en\u2019 \u2018as Winter Mantles for 500 ea Children 8 Winter Mantles for 750 ea Childreu's Winter Mantles for $1 ea Children's Winter Mantles for $1.50 ea All Children\u2019s Mantles Specially reduced for the Great January Sale.At CARSLEY'S, LADIES\u2019 WRAPPERS At Clearing Prices for January Sale.Ladies\u2019 Print Wrappers, 77¢ each.! Ladies\u2019 Flannelette Wrappers, $1.26 each.Ladies\u2019 Sateen Wrappers, $1.35 ea.2 Ladies\u2019 Moleton, Cloth Wrappers, 1.60 : cop dies\u2019 Flannel Wrappers, $2.66 eb ties\" Cashmere Wrappers, $4.70 each.Ladies\u2019 Tea Gowns In latest Styles at Reduced Prices For Great January Sale: Ladies\u2019 Winter Skirts Ladies\u2019 Knitted Skirts, 370 each.Ladies\u2019 Felt Skirts, 75c each.Ladies\u2019 Quilted Skirts, 95¢ each.At CARSLEY\u2019S., LADIES\u2019 WOOL UNDERWEAR.At Special Sale Prices, : Ladies\u2019 Ribbed Natural Wool Vests, January Sale Price 25c ea.jes\u2019 Ribbed Natural Wool Vests, Extra Heavy, 25c each.Ladies\u2019 Ribbed Wool Vests with long sleoves, Natural and White, 45c Ladies\u2019 Real Scotch Wool Vests, January Sale Price 806 each.\u201d LADIES\u2019 EQUESTRIAN TIGHTS In Natural, Black and White All Reduced for the January Sale 141200 Heavy Black Woo.Hose, Lai Black Cashmere Hose, 190 adios\u2019 Heavy Ribbed Wool Hose, 886 pair.At CARSLE YS.& GREAT CORSET SALE Ladies\u2019 Soviceable Corsets from Ladies \u201cFrench Wove Corsets from.* 50c p Special Rot of Ladies\u2019 Extra Strong Corsota i in Gray and White, 900 Thompson Qlove Fitting Corsets in Dove and White, $1.85 pr Ladies\u2019FrenchCorsets In Ml the leading and most reliable \u2018Roduced to Special Prices.LADIES\u2019 AMERICAN CORSETS, In all the most celebrated makes - Greatly Reduced for this Sale Infants\u2019 Waist Bands, 50 each Children\u2019s Waist Bands, 100 each TTT At CARSLEY'S.Rigby Coats Reduced All Rigby Overoosts are reduced in prices for the January Sale.PUBLIC NOTICE.8.Carsley has no Branch Stores in Montreal.'S.CARSLEY, Notre Dame Street, mm rt RECONSTRUCTION Co __THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY .i ' \u20ac 15, 1894.RECONSTRUCTION acquired the property on Nés Dame street at the corner of St.Peter street adljuining our present premises, with a view of using the same for the purpose of getting mure space for\u2019t usiness, & reconstruction aor readjustment of our entire stock aud promises will be made at an early date.pe CARSEEY.| GREAT DISCOUNT WHy SHouLON'T You ?CoNSIDER THE BARGAINS ! 100 CHILDREN'S MANTLES, new goods, in Navy and Brown shades, to WASTED TIME WASTED TIME - It Shen buy to go from store to store when buying Bry G S.CARSLEY S.CARSLEY Keeps the Largest assortment of good Reliable Gouds And Sells Them And Sells Them At the \u2018Lowest possible Prices In many cases even lower by the than they are wholesaled by the piece.As the ladies say IT PAYS IT PAYS TO T TAKE THE CARS \u201cTAKE THE CARS - AND GO DIRECT TO S.CARSLEY'S, S.CARSLEY'S, Notre Dame Street, FOR ALL OUR DRY GOODS 'S.CARSLEY GIVES s.CARSLEY GIVES NO DISCOUNTS but marks his goods during his cheap sale and at all times in plain which is the simplest and most satisfactory way, ahowing at a gianoe both the original and reduced prices.We like it best, and are convin that by dealing at 8.Carsley\u2019s we always get the best value for our money, and are sure of good standard reliable goods S.CARSLEY S.CARSLEY NOTRE DAME BTREET CLEARING SALE \u2014or\u2014 FINE CLARETS.reanines that must go in order te reduce our stocks before JOURNU'S FINE CLARETS S10 por cent.off for one or mare cases TER SEER Senn sessssan CHATEAU LEOVILLE CLARET re A Bordeaux.cases DeLapierre's Chatean Ecorille, in quarts apr cent.discount for one or mors ei cases.CHOICE VINTAGE CLARET Shipped by Clossmann & Co.- Bordeaux a24 plate Closmaan'e BL Julien SEE nts 89 cent.discount for cash in cases.Low \u201cRasen, \"TIGER & co.BURGUNDIES.A Magnificent Assortment.must go.STILL BURGUNDIES.*,°10 per cent.discount in case lots.; Per ldox Sdes qte.pls.50 =» 0 ne 0.wo .\u2026\u2026.0 1300 so 17% Cham Ww 20 Chablis White.avou00s vee.11 50 ta all gona.Br pn ne FRASER, VIGER & CO.*e\"The ŒU Medias still have Bewlby's roars and Bewlby's Peaches.THE HORS QE BRAND Ie fall weight 3 I tins.Ad 's Pears, Et Ra 300 sach, $3.35 par dons.__YRASER, VIGER & 00.The Golden Cate Packing Co.and The Petaluma Fruit Packing Co.ty Calitornia grnia Prults, in full weight 3b.sen 060 per doom comarto.ia Pesches in 316 times, SRR California Whi bath Peaches og TH Onlifornia Yellow Peaches in$ 1b.tins, in 3 1b.tina, ET Faite Cherries\u2019 \u201cin 31h tins.AU as 00 por itm, $420 S480 per dooen, cr 04.20 | Frasss, VIGER & CO.190 St.JAMES STREET.EL.ITALIAN HOUSE.| BARGAINS IN ALL LINES, | 20 per cent.discount, Only for two weeks, JEWELLERY, SILVER GOODS AND FINE ORNAMENTS.V.SARNO, 2334 SL Catherine Street.334 St.Catharine Street.Buy\u2014\u2014 a { by purchasing their Dry Goods at JOHN MURPHY & GO.\u2019S ADVERTISEMENT.ta.THOUSANDS \u2018@ Thousands are making money or saving money (it comes to the same thing) .John Murphy & Co.s REMOVAL SALE.| clear at 25 per cent.discount.reduced from 315.00.prices from $27.50, 3 trade to clear at 20 per cent.discount.Terms Cash and Only One Price.25 CHILDREN'S MANTLES, sizes 1 and 3, to clear at Half Price.A Line of LADIES\u2019 JACKETS, warm and serviceable, to clear at $2.50.LADIES ULSTERS, without Capes, to clear at $1.30, £3.50, $3.50 up to $9.00.LADIES\u2019 ULSTERS, latest and most fashionable styles, prices from $10.00 LADIES\u2019 PLUSH JACKETS, from $3.50.LADIES\u2019 COSTUMES, a fow still left, to clear at an 50 and $9.00, original All our etook of FURS to clear at from 20 to 50 per cent.discount.\u201cGREAT EMBROIDERY SALE 20 Per Cent.Discount.: an our atook of Finest Swiss Muslin (invisible stitch), Nainsook, and Lawn Embroideries, embracing our new importations réceived for the coming spring.20 Per Cent, Discount Allowed off Dressmaking During Sale JOHN MURPHY & co.1781 and 1783 Notre Dine Street, .And 105, 107, 109 and 111 St.Peter Street.TELEPHONE 2198, pe FILLIANS pass {ANOS = by the best nuthoritien tata in theworid and.Durability .Nearly 17,000 Pianos in 49 years, nearly equals the output of all high- class makes in Canada cumbined.The rare American Walnut of the\u2019 case, the handsome design, ornate finish, fine material used, and abôve \u2018 all, the superb tone and light responsive touch, have charmed thousands of the cultivated.Over $50,000 worth ft Costiy Pianos Now i in Stock coos ¢ AL WILLIS & CO.'S, embracing + leading American and leading Canadian makes, 15t Bb { SUPBRB § ; me \u201ctone, Touch LOTS OF FUN | At Boisseau Brothers\u2019 Great Sale.Ladies are getting large parcels with little money.ness.se 1511 | We are giving up busi- das, À i (Sons ADVERTISEMENT.C\u2014\u2014 JANUARY ; oo Clearing Sale Do not let this opportunity go by, but come to Ogilvy\u2019s and secure _ some Dress Lengths of that line of \u201c 400 all wool French Cashmeres we are Clearing AT asc PER YARD.28c Per Yard.Dress Goods at 20 per cent.discount.Dress Goods at 3 per cent, dis- \u2018count Dress Goods at 30 por cent.discount ; Dress Trimmings at 20 per cent discount - Dress Trimmings at 35 per cent discount, .- Dress Trimmings at 50 per cent.discount.\u2019 Everything at DISCOUNT PRICES For this Sale.JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, 203 te 207 St.Antoine, .ww.164 te 150 Mountain fé.5 Cases, ee Men's, Youths\u2019 and Boys\u2019 ~ BELLS HOOTWEAR STERLING SOAP.Best and goes farthest.Manufactured By WM.LOCAN, ST.JOHN, N, B In buying dress goods, material is a vital con- every lady of taste de- of appearance, richness effect, and ready adaptability to the needs.of the figure.| These desiderata meet in an emifiétit degree in Priestley\u2019 s (8 celebrated black dress fabrics, which are now on sale in Canada by first-class dealers.Always ask for Priestiey's, and look for the trade mark to be sure you are getting them.fon which GOODS PRIESTLEY\u2019S BLACK DRESS FABRICS sires elegance ladies recogalze that durability of | sideration.But with this quality and softness of ARE WRAPPED.~ CARSLEY BROS.st.catherine st.RETURN THANKS FOR INCREASE OF BUSINESS.Our Business in the East End has \"MORE THAN DOUBLED so far this year.wear here 6 been soid out, and are wow Ladies\u2019 White Cotton Drawers, - - \u201cET TNT Chemises, =.Night Dresses, - MANTLE DEPARTMENT.Our OhiMren's and Ladies\u2019 Manties astonish nd Ven End Stores.15e \u2026 a \u201c Our Paney Drom Goods at 10 and 3c are al Double \u2018Width, Very Stylish Goods, and selling CARSLEY BROTHERS, St.Catherine St.1 Containing Over 40,000 Loom Ends of ~~ _ EMBROIDERIES & INSERTIONS \u2014 JUST RECEIVED AT \u2014 # HAMILTON\u2019 S # | © Allin lengths from 4 yda to 7yds They are, a portect goods anû this Season\u2019s Patterns, and are to be clearedat less than HA LF their regular value, SALE OPENS MONDAY, JANUARY 22nd.\u2014=2=====S HENRY & N.E.HAMILTON, \u201cSt.James street and Victoria square.ig eres VISIT THE GREAT CLEARING SALE \u2014\u2014\u2014 0 nn CLOTHIN ar BLUMENTHALSS, From 80 to 50 Per Cent.Discount.COR.CRAIG & BLEURY STS.- And GENT S| FURNISHINGS our special lines of Ladies\u2019 White Und betas repeated.fais hou see them our East WOUSEROLD LINENS \u2014 , Note our Prices for January: White Cotton, ek eo he 12 inch Gra; 74 inch Wake bre roots So.nue Ne i = Mo, 50e dozen.; apkins, Fe, r .Damask Table Cloïhs, Bb, Tiaonolette So,Curtain Poles, te! In reply to numerous enquiries we will have a.LADIES\u2019 WHITE ceTToN UNDERWEAR, eat End Stere, SAY se Catherine street.West End Store.Perfect fit guaranteed.Baskets! Baskets! \"CLOTHES BASKETS 780, $1.00, 81.25, 81.50, 81.75, Kass 10 Por Cent for this week.30 P.C: DISCOUNT ON SKATES 25 p.c.on Books, Bibles.en: HOCKEY STICKS, 35e, 60e, 750.DISCOUNTS IX ALLOUR DEPARTMENTS.WALL PAPERS Now Arriving.G.A HOLLAND & SON, 1788, 1700 Notre Dame airees.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Vs teen ) miens.181 ME peut su Tt \u2014 Fe from Mo syward line of Dress Making\u2014Bpecial terms during January at our 1 tire satis \u2018IB pc.on Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Sieigha.| TT VERS SAHSAPARILLA a S.P.Smrrm, of Towanda, Fa, whose constitution was completely broken down, is cured by Aycra Sarsaparilla, He writes: \u201c For eight years, I was, mont of the time, a \u2018great aufferer from constipation, kidney trouble, «nd indigestion, s0 that my, constitution senmed to be completely broken down.I was induced to try Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla, and took nearly seven botiles, With such excellent results tl: mv stomach, bowels, and kidneys nre in perfect con- .dition, and, in all thelr functions, as regular as clock-work.At the time 1 began taking Ayer\u2019s Sarsuparilia, my weight was only 129 pounds; I now can brag of 159 pounds, and wrs never in so good health.If you could seo me before and \u2018after using, yon would want - me for a traveling advortisemont.\u2019 I believe this preparation of Sarsaparilla to be the best In the market to-day.\u201d Ayer\u2019s Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr.J.C.Ager &Co., Lowell, Mass.__Gures others,will oureyou_ R.T.FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM, ORMAGICAL BEAUTIFIKR, Bonds.WASHINGTON, January 18.\u2014 Secretary Carlisle has issued a circulnr offering for public subscription an ivsue of bouds of the \u201cnited States to the amount of $50,000,000 in either registered or coupon forms in \u2018denominations of $50 and upwa:ds, redeemable in coiñ at the pleasrrre of the Government after ten years frum date of their issue, and bearing intérest payaL:e quarter A in coin at the rate of tive per cent.per an- © fro oposal at a lower price than Fron w is the equivalent ofa3 per cent.bond at par, will be considered.Bonds will be dated February 1.rapidly on the decline.The loss yesterday was $882,000 and since the first of the month the old hax declined cent.nied - 000 to $70,831,915, with tho present in tion that it will fall below $70,000, fmorrow.The effect of the bond issue oi to give the) Treas: Treasury more money, ether gold or currency immaterial, and sase up the Government finances at least for the present.The Jury Belleved In \u201cthe Story of Death.NEw York, January 18 \u2014Joseph E Aus tins action to recover from the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association $15,000, the amoynt of a policy on the life of his rother, John C.Austin, was concluded yesterday afternoon before Justice Patterson of the Supreme Court.The jury, atter deliber- atin for twenty-three minutes.ve a ver- HOF the plaintiff for $16,752 - Son n C.Austin was ror while bathing at Manhattan Beach early in July, 1801, The defence introduced witnesses whô tes- the date of the alleged drowning.of Henry La Marche, a frien of Austin, testifled that Austin had visit Marche\u2019s house on the Shrewsbury vera in November, 1301.Several Adirondack guides gave positive testimony that Lhe supposed ead man had spent some time in the mountains in the summer of the same year.More Dynamite Outrages.BORDEAUX, January 18.\u2014 The French steamer \u2018\u2018 Equator,\u201d from Rio Janeiro for this port arrived at Pauillae Jes terday.she steamed up the river the officers a tered the safe Pom with the object of removing valuable postal parcels when a violent explosion occurred shaking the vessel throughout, killing two men.It isthought that dynamite exploded the moment one of the men killed lifted a packet of ostrich Servants LANCASTER, Pa, January I8.\u2014A sensation was caused here by the discovery of a dynamite bomb which had been p| saint a four story building on Grant t, adjoining the police station.The Bomb contained half a pound of dynamite, The Town Has Eleven Smallpox Cases.\u2018WINATED, Ct., January 18.\u2014No new cases of smallpox developed here to-day.Mrs.John Murphy was taken ill with the disease jo terday, and was removed to the pest- oune.ere are now three patients In the pesthouse, and there is a total of 11 cases in the town.Speakers, singers, and actors use Ayer\u2019 Cherry Pecto: al; also, Ayer's Almanac, yers Special Notices.A Famous and Enduring Name.The name that ever will endure, Is Harvard bronchial »; pure; In Canada its fame doth ting, *Mongst remedies \u2018tis sovereign king, The only preparation that can give en- tion in curing coughs, colds hoarseness, throat irritation and bronchial\u2019 affections, is Harvard bronchial p Mr.Stuart Hunter, of Belleville; Ont; sa7s:\u2014\u2018Havin Ing used your Harvard bronchial syrup, I found it ali that eduld he desired as a remed y for throat affections.I have recommended it to others, and am: pleased to nay that people who have, upon my recommendation, used Harvard tron- chial syrup have Informed me that they b#ive received great benefit from its use,\u201d Bilksand Velvet all reduced forthe great January sale at 8.Carsley's, 8, NotroDanie st, Lord Darli n.Lord Lorton, Lord Wind d- ermere, Lady Plymdale, Lady Carlisle and Lady Windermereare important perso soar Wilde's Society comedy Lay at the Queens .next wreck.Special lines in Winter D Dress Goods at bargain prices for the balance of the January sale at S.Carsley\u2019 » Notre Daune street, -The story of \u201cLa Belle Marie,\u201d Agnes \u201cHerndon's great Play, is one that tegches a moral dear to every true man or Yoman, and while the play is full of laughable dia logue, the situations are as strong and- telling us any of the dramas of modera days.Rheumatiant, sclatica and \u2018signilar com- pari Held os the curative powers of Bur- All winter Dress \u201cGots pretty reduced for the January cheap sale at Cerul Notre Dame met.cat?oy\u2019, n _- { Removes Tus.Pipes.Freckles, Moth Patches, Rash, and Shm © diseases, and every blamith un beauty.and defies Awtection, mn las stood the test of 40 years, and 30 harsless we taste it te o mare it it pen ; 3 et au counter 2 - 8 2 fait of petmilar = i Sayre mid ton a= kd lady of the haut.a z 3 8e ton» putientit Bel 5 will use th à \u201c22 1 Tecommen = 3 sCream o as.the last = Marmfutefalitee fone Ver sale all Druggists 4 Pracy Goods pie te US, mvs Europe.ao oe un FERD.T.HOPKINS, a7 Great Jones ones SL, N.Y.V TY is 8.MW, MARTEL like a cecal and dumb person?Because Ho Makes all Kinds of Sigus.13/513cod The United States Treasury to Issue | tifled that they had seen Austin alive atter| | SIR CHARLES | TUPPER \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ie mee - | Defends Canada\u2019s Protec- rs tive Policy.{ « ENGLAND THE ONLY COUNTRY | \\ That Treated iler Colonies on the _\u2026 Same Ecoting- as Foreigners\u2014 i ar [BY CABLE FROM THE STARS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT IN LONDON.) : Loxpox, January 18.\u2014Sir Charles Tupper | In addressing the Wolverhampton Chamber { of Commerca-last night stoutiy defended Ake protective policy Canada.Vi # Though Canada was prepared, continued \u201c Sir Charles, to give a full equivalent for any I consideration given to Canadian prpducis I ] by England, England, he said, was ths only conntry in the-world that treated her colonies on precisely the same fcoting as foreigners.\u2018 Iu concluding his speech, Sir Charles said that otler countries gave speclally favor able terms to thelr children.Sir Courtney Boyle, permanent secratary of the Board of Trade, followed, Sir Charles Tupper, but did not make references to the suggestions thrown ôut by Canada\u2019 s High Commissioner.Ho w \u2018as confident that English trade would soon see ærevival.CANADA'S BIG CHEESE.l {By CABLE FROM TUE STAR'S SPECIAL COR: } RESPONDENT IN LONLON.1 Loxpox, January 18,\u2014Canada's monster cheese, which arrived some time ago from ! London railway station, no private ware: jiouse being strong \u201cenough to bear its velght.Only twelve inches from the top has perished.Theideaof exhibiting the cheese has been abandoned.Several offers for the purchase of the cheese have heen received, but they were not high enough.HEAVY ACTIONS FOR DAMAGES.(sFECIAL TO THE STAR.| - dURONTO, January 18\u2014Wm.B.Clarke, jr.of Sarnia, has been snp \u2018inted administrator of the estate of mily and Albert Bradley of Toronto, daughter and son-in- fv.B.Clarke, of Sarnia, who were both Line at the terrible railway accident at Battle Creek, on October 20 last, Mr.and Mrs, Bradley lsft two small childre aged two and feur years, and the letters = of inistration were granted to Mr.Clarke to enable him to prosecute a suit against the Chicago and-G.T.R.Company for dam Ir.Clarke will at once n two suits, one for $50, for the death of Mr.Bradley, and another for $35,000 for the death of Mrs.Bradley.LIVERPOOL'S IDLE WORKMEN.[SPLCIAL TO THE STAR.) LIVERPOOL Jan 19\u2014Several hundred unemployed workingmen ed to the City and their leaders in violent hes, demanded that work be farnished them em by the Corporation.The Mayorre- fused to grant an interview to the fon appointed by the crowd to wait upon m.FUNERAL OF LATE GEO.SIMPSON.{SPECIAL TO THR STAR.} Sr.ANDREVE Que a January 18.\u2014The funeral of the Simpson, ex- superintendent of She.Oroville and Carll.lon co took place yesterday from his late residence here, and was very attended.Barley Duties and Free Wool.| \u2018WASHINGTON, January 18.\u2014The ity members of the Comittee on and Means are just now considering question of the relative duties to be on barley and barley malt.In the Kinley Tw was follow barley malt being fixed at 50 per cent.higher toan on barley, that is, the rate on on barley was made 20 per cent.and on barley malt 30 per cent.ad valorem.~The table of importations referred.show that the ad valorem rate of duty on bushel is 65 cent.a bushel, while on barley malt it is being 45 cents a bushel.The Ways and Means Committee vote of 11¢ to 102 decided to have the w the bill itse The Econ, Tax bill will be re the Ways and Means Committee on Fein a tax of two per cent.x all incomes in excess of Railway Pitoh-in on a Crossing.lock yesterday the limited train from New York to \u2018Danville and Richinond road, had ten passengers © of these were injured, path the at the wreck say that none are forty-five miles from the scene of the acct.dent.The first report sent out from here people had been killed or injured.It Looks Better for the Insurgents.Buenos Ayres says advices from Rio de deserting and going over to the insurgente, The Government forts are Praaident Peixoto fleet is to have de n eilxotos left Pernambuco fo tor Rio Ji The in.nts have received fresh provisix ons and now have large aupplies.1 Siamese Evacuating Territory.Paris, Janus kok states that the Siamese are evacuating ° the left bank of the Mekong river In accordance with the ent with France, e vil on that side of the river have re nd ening {Bo Country fee el n © n pu ° The\" Inhabitants\u2019 nad and all the Siamese prisoners are across the river as rapidly as poasib) Germany's Revenus Defioit.BERLIN, January 18\u2014The revenue returns for 1883 show that the expenditure exceeds the grants by 40,000,000 marks.Thia excessive expenditure is mostly for military purposes, and a bill of indemnit hoi > necessary.The result, it is that nome exciting debates In the ichateg will be unavoidable.Lord Hanpan's Candition.Loxnox, Ja 17.\u2014The co of Lord Hannen, Lord of Appeal 1e Ordinaez who was ono of the | British ar n nal hiss bs He has been ring tor som nervous prostration, iy © rosult \"He is ext mely weak, op rors ord barley under the present law of 80 cents a 33 per cent., the specifio rate To the portions de.Chicago.Is still unsold and is lying in the 2 ill, as reported, the principle of the Mo- ed, the duty on ool clause take effect at the same time as The Democrat members of the Committee have agreed upon its main features; name- \u2018 CHESTER, 8.C., January 18.\u2014About two cksonvllle, Fla., on the was run into by a Georgia, Carolina and Northem train \u2018where the two roads ao The he oualy hurt, Another sleeper which is attached to | this train 1s switched off at Charlotte abous said that between twenty-five and thirty LonDpoN, January 18.\u2014A despatch from Janeiro have reached there showing thas many members of the National Guard are bombarding the torehouses on Enchados Island.18.\u2014A letter from Bang- i Montreal are in earnest in their [the tax, im by 1 De Le gislature campaign against civic recklessness 0 ransiors of stock, should be paid.This bas been given Good candidates, banks and business ten.Should the Co he field.MN \u2018ho amount of the tax be not exacted, it will are coming into the flell.en Who mean the faving of a great = sum in este .would greatly prefer to devoto their abili- cases.the ban interes yp ' ' li in onic! and the writ has Arista, os ip.IIL es rn adh cm A 6 LAST EDITION.THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR; THURSDAY JANUARY 18, 1894, __ _ _ = \u2014\u2014 - \u2014_\u2014 meer ET \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 THB OPPORTUNITY HAS Bank 2 Montreal.The petitioners THE SYNOD ON son de past ten days and will dc: feed.Me Lo 40e: onts, No.2 & Mo to to je.\u2018 an Ps aig ey-four shares J de on © oats, outside, at Sic; feed barie ou e ai Ne COME.| oF tock of the wate Tonk.ry ane that SUNDAY CARS.iogmiion reprosonting the kniuied Bir\" : The firet assurance that the taxpayers of tiea to their business or to spend their leisure at home are declaring their willingness to sacrifice self to the public service when it is made plain to them that their fellow-citizens think \u2018 the duty to Le theirs.If the city is to be rescued from its violators, itis plain that cm.BCM@ One must bear a sword, If the voters | ¥ \u2014- \u20ac, .are to mark their ballots for men who will give us good government and masterfully put down bad government, it is evident that such mon must consent to stand in \u201cMominatiôh.It is a far easier thing to vote for good government, and to talk and work for it, than to prepare to devote the better part of the time and energies of two years to establishing it and then guarding it, night and day.* to fi sht a cantpaisn and servo as aldermen The willingness of good citizens isa conspicuous sign that the, people are in earnest, The rest, of Gs can give evidence of aur earnestness at the polls.With capable standard-Learers in the field \u2018it is an easy With men willing to bear so onerous a part in the thing to east well-marked ballots.struggle, iv would be a coward\u2019s act.for the tax-payers who they would serve to leave them in the lurch.Montrealers cannot say after this election that they have had no > It is certain now that the choice will lie plainly before them on the tirst of February.Then they can vote for a continuation of ring rule or for the clection of capable and trustworthy opportiiity to vote the schemers out.men, or they can stay supinely \u2014 at home and pay their taxes.T'hiere is ong \u2018 municipal duty that no tax-payer can dodge\u2014 he must settle with the tax collector.He can, if he chooses, stay away from the polls: but he -mence in hard cash when the tax-slip comes will pay for this abst:- jz.Hereafter there can be no blaming of indefinite persons for municipal mismanagement, for bad pablic services and high taxes.The party for the voter to blame after Febru- If he voted honestly audintelligentiy, then the absentee voter; ary Jst is -the voter.but i be did not vote\u2014er voted wrong\u2014 then himself, The opportunity is coming on February first.A hard, long, persistent fight before the Legislature was necessary to secure this opportunity, There is no guarantee that it will return.The vote.on \u2018the first\u201d will mean dollars in taxation off or on the great wajority of citizens, as it proves a victory for honest government or a triumph for the \u201cclique.\u201d This election is a climax to which decent {wi Montreal has been struggling for some time; and the'man who shirks his duty in this crisis deserves what he will get and will get what he deserves.THE BOARD OF REVISERS.Decide to Subpmna Witnesses Re- - garding the Votes at 538 St.James Street.The Board of Revisers had to deal with the ten voters qualifying on the one address, 58 St.James street (St.James Hote.Mr.J.T.Cardinal represented the Messrs.Vallee, and mare the statement that 60 days were allowed within which to register a partnership at the Tutelle office, £ did not require a registration, according to the chairman, to make a vote valid, but Mr.A.G.Cross, representing the Electoral League, contended that the burden of proof under the circumstances should lie in those who claimed the vote.Ald.Rainville stated that it was in the sphere ofthe Board of Revisors to prove that no partnerships existed in this connection.1f the partuership aves not registered they might file certificate to that effect, and then it would be the duty of the revisors to have them prove their right to vote.Ir.Cross said that there were two men, entitled.tu vote, but there were actually \u2018ten men put down as inn-keepers.The burden of proof should rest on the other parties.Aly.Cardinal announced that if they sub- prnaed the witnesses for to-morrow he might not attend, as they had a right to one clear day's delay.The actual proprietor of the hotel\u201d was Mile, Marie Vallee.who carried on business under the firm name of C.& N.Vallee.The ultimate decision arrived at was to subpœus the witnesses for to- \"MOITOW.THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, Ald, Villeneuve Formally Accepts the Mayoralty Candidature\u2014Notes.Mr.JJ.LO.Vv iliencuve addresses to the electors of Montreal the following letter: MONTREAL, 17th January, 1801.To the Electors of the City of Montreal: Having n requested by à cat number of electors to present my soif f the mayoraity.I thought it or duty_to accedo to the wishes of my friends, an I déctdre that I will be a candidate.Ihopethat the e] elgctors of Montreai wil! respect the under- ing that always existed between the na- toma ee of this city and that they will cordially support me.Your devoted servant, (Signed) J.O.VILLENEUVE, Ex-Mayor Beaugrand telegraph ed that he wan willing to oppose Mr.Shang and.would support any candidate in.opposition\u201d him.Mr.J.H.Nault, who is opposing Ald.Hurtubise in Hochelaga ward, held a largely attended meeting of clectors last even- young men enjoyed during their at tempt to destroy the Nelson\u2019 Monu- { ment.The sentence was pronounced these shares be transferred to them; but the Bank refused, until the amount of i asked simply to test the legality of the i legislative enactment.The Abbott Estate * are-not-greatiy interested in the event of | the suit, and merely wish to settle this subject \u2018at once.The case will be- heard : immediately, in order that the Court of Ap- els, now \u2018sitting, may decide without de- should an appeul be made.FINED TWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS.The Sentence in the Nelson Monu- 0 ment Case.av, The relatives of Henry Mercier, J.A.Pelland aud Paul de Martigny, pald twenty- five dollars per head for \u2018the fun these in the Court of Queen's Bench, Judge Dugas making a lengthy speech from the Bench.He referred to the delicate position he found himself in and the fearful conse uences they hwnd escaped because their dv vnaînite cartridge had not been permitted to explode, and their attempt.which bad | they only calculated the terrible result it might .have had, they would never have made, failed, They might thank their lucky stars that they had not succeeded.As if was, their act and its very intent were exceedingly serious, The moro so because there were only téo many people who, under the pretext of reforming socint evils, destroyed not only the property, but the lives of citizens, wen who belonged o associations which were à menace to public safety, and against which we.must be continually on the defence, and \u201cwho enjoyed just such attempts.The entire world was shocked when the report of the attempt went abroad, land'Sériens trouble might have been caused hid not the Gov.-General, in his wisdom immediately.cabled to London the true state of affairs, Fortunately our own population was sufficiently saceful not to take a wrong meaning out o it nor to use it as whandle Tor distirbances.They reasoned as { the accused ought to have reasoned.What harmm had the Nelson Monument done to any one! Can England be blamed for hon- i eniory ir hero! Their act was most reprehensible, but the Court believed that had they known the full terrible extent of what they were doing they never would have done it.He had great difii- culty in applying the law in this ease, which provided for a fine, or imprisonment, or th, at the option of the Court, but he thought that he met the sentiment of the people in gencral by .ap- plyinz à penälty which would be a les._sontothemin the future.Before rising he re- -ferred toa sworn statement made by Gaston Hugthies regarding his connection with the aifair.He states positiveiy that his only aim was to prevent the young inen from consununating the terrible plans they had made.Had it not been that his father was out of town and his mother would not helieve him, he would never have spoken to the police and only told then with the agreement that his friends should not be arrested, but simply prevented from carrying out their attempt.BOARD OF TRADE ELECTIONS Lively Contest.for the Treasurership\u2014 ' Nominations Close To-morrow.Nominations for the Board of Trade elections close to-morrow, and the elections will be held on the 3th of the present month, the date of the annual meeting of the Board e So far there has \u2018not been x much excitement as in former years, but some of the members claim that the fun will commence nextweek when tickers wil be in circulation.A lively contest is expected for the treasurership between Mr.Edgar Jud v2 the ho present incumbent of the otlice, and I.Esdaile.Mr.W.W.Ogilvie will haven no opposition for the presidency: at least up gill this afternoon he was the only nominee for the oftice.The following gentlemen have so far been proposed for the Council: Messrs.W.W.Ogilvie, » prgsident: J.A.Cantlie.vice-presideni: hn Tor rance, second vice - president: Edgar Judge and Ii.M.Esdaile, treasurers; David Robertson, D.A.MePher- son, Stewart Muon, Jno.McKergow, A.A.Thibaudeau, Alex.MeFee, Alex.Mitchell, T.J.Drummond, James Baylis, D.C.Lockerby, C J.Smith, Frank Hart, J.D.Rolland, R.Meredith, C.Mclean and W.Cuünnin hain, Those nominated for the Board of Arbitration are: Messrs.F.B.Greenshields, C.N.D.Osgood and R.E.Wright.It is said that there is a likelihood of the Council increas- Ing r its number before long, as there is some of the bankers forming a branch association.Should this be the case they would in all probability want to be represented in \u2018the Council, Rebekah Degree Ceremonies.Extensive preparations have been in progress during the past three wecks for the reception of Oddfellows from the townships who will conduct the Rebekali Degree ceremonies at the institution of a new lodge in connection with Excelsior Lodge, 1.0.0.F., in this city, to-night.This event is to be a notable one, and aH the in the province will present to assist.The \u2018Degree team\u201d from Huntin, don arriv ed this morning and were receive D.G.M.Jos, Wilson 5 Among them are or Elomi lady and gentleman officials: Mrs.Fred.H.Cramer, P.G5 Miss Mary Moir, N.G.; Miss phastie ; Miss Maggie S.Hunter, Me A Philps, treasurer; Miss Santo \u2018Cunningham, \u2018warden: Miss Mary Bord, conductor; Mrs.Ellen J.Boyd, chaplain ; Mrs.Todd, R.S.N.G.; Miss L.Rows, L.5.N.G.; Miss Martha Hunter, R.8.V.G.: Miss Chéistron Ross, L.S.V.G.; Miss F.Cramet, L.S.8.; Misa Tord: RSS MF.Chas.Dewick, O.G.r.H.Creamer, ist, and.Mr.drew Philips, D.I).G.M., instructor of | Malone Lodge, Adirondack, arrived at noon and will also assist.The ceremony will take Masonic Chambers, 5 Place o'clock to-night.A number of Oddfellows will arrive from the 7 inited States at 8 p.m.and will also assist.lace in the 'Arines, at 8 \u201cA Social Event.Mr, and Mrs.Hugh Paton gave a ball last night at the Kennels, at which there was a very fashionable gathering.More than eight hundred invitations were issued and a very great number of them were accepted.The club house was beautifully decorated for the occasion, and the scene was grand.Many danced till an early hour this morning to to thé\u201d strains of Gruenwald\u2019s band.This bal! was one of the fashionable events of the season.fF STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYES SAID -must support it.Are the emiployés robbed days with St.Peter's Day and St Jo Dr TO BE ROBBED OF RIGHTS.The House Unanimously Condemns the Running of Cars on the Lord's\u2019 Day\u2014Election of Committees.\u201cToil, toil, toil and the iron law of necessity drives these poor men to starve their charged the system with luring many into complicity in this guilt.\u2018\u201cRead the report,\u201d said Dr.Davidson, \u201cand see if it does not affirm ghe facts.If it does, we of their day of rest?Are multitudes lured into complicity! If so we must accept the report.Go to St.Catherine street on Sunday and see the trailers brought out tocarry the crowds.\u201d Rural Dean Brown raised the historic doctrinal question as to what the Sabbath meant.Sunday, he said, was by the Prayer Book placed:in the catego or holy n'a.teste Day, the day of the Resurrection, Eva holier than any other holiday in the year.But, he held if ever there was a timeor a place when the \u2018holiness.and dignity of the sunday should be proclaimed, this was the dass this was the hour, and this the assem- y.\u201cBecause,\u201d he argued, \u201cwe live in a pro- .vince, in a \u2018religious province,\u2019 where, in.minent-officinls§- Gabriel's for face of the Dominion law, in face of the history of the land, it is possible to go into a legislature, to secure the passage of a law to.keep open on Sunday a place of public -pleasure where, to say the least, men went not to pray.\u2019 | The Hon.Mr.Wood: \u201cIt was opposed.I; moved an amendment to the bill.\u201d (Applause.) ; \u2019 Dr.Davidson proceeded to picture the condition of: affairs on some Montreal streets on Sundays.Open shops, cigar stores, \u201crefreshment places, so call in shops,\u201d wére in the foreground of the paint- ir.Walter Drake urged that if this re- | port were accepted, no clergyman could consistently ride in a car on Sunday.And more.it would be the duty of the bishop and the clergymen to warn their con - Lon asthe sin of riding cars on the ; Several Sclergymen confessed that sin, They had found the cars convenient.Even Dr.Davidson said he had broken the commandment in this The Rev.Mr.Plaisted went so far as to question the conduct of some country inTridinato service oh Sunday; ep he condemned the rural laity for driving on this day to other places than to church.i But the Rov.James Elliott moved in amendment to strike out\u2019 the reference to Sunday cars.Owens seconded the amendment, urging that cabs and other carriages .violated the peace of the Lord's day MORE THAN THE CARS.\u2018The Rev.James Everett said the last baptidm he attended was that of a conductor\u2019s ¢hild.The father could not go to church without lasing his place in the service, He was glad Mr.Lusher was not here ; to listen to the discussion.i The Rev.E.McManus told how he had | been enabled to reach the Back River for | service last Sunday by the electric line.- | i Dean Carmichael in thrilling tones clai ed that the destinyofthe church was concerned in this debate, and the personal convenience of, any man should not count for an instant, e voice of the Synod now would be heard and h by future generations.The law ee was taught to the children of the Church unday ! after Sunday should ring in the ears of every member of the House.Nothing but misunderstanding and evil oo come if this clause of ttie rt were struck out Members of \u201cHe Synod might understand how the amendment was offered; but the public would conclude that the principle of Sunday cars was affirmed br the Synod.In this crisis the Church of England\u2019 should be on of right, on the side of the law-of the living God.Finally the amendment was withdrawn and the report unanimously adopted.\u2014% CITY ITEMS.Ata meeting of the Côuncil on the 15th inst, Mr.J.N.Chabot was unanimously elected Mayor of Cote Visitation.The Park avenue cars now stop at the corner of Bleury dnd Craig streets owing to a temporary shortage of cars.The Montreal Park and Island _Railw: | See seven v'cloëk yesterday, ina ugurated | their regular hourly service to Back River, The Cure and church wardens of St Gabriel's Church have Laken a seizure after judgment inst the syndics of St.es.The amount seized is in the possession of the Banque Ville Marie.Two grand recitals will be given by Miss Jennie Alexander, the ati nown elocutionist of Toronto, on Thursda: y and Frida January 18 and 19, at 8 o'clock.There will be a different programme each evening.These recitals will under the patronage of Sir Donald A.Smith, K.C.M.G., and will be held in Douglas Hal}, Chomedy street.Richelieu Company Affairer.M.Connolly, noting president of the Richelieu & On avigation Com- pans, y, accompanied by Mr.L.J.Forget and r.Alton F, Clerk, stockbrokers, leave Ly the Grand Trunk this evening for Toronto, wh \\ the Citizens\u2019 Municipal Association met last night and endo; the candidature of Mr.Martin Phelan, in opposition to Ald.Kennedy.St James Ward.The electors of St.James Ward met Jas night i in the St.James Market.The mee ng bad Deen called by Ald.Brunet.mets : mont, Dr.Desmarteau, was also; pres- - eu has.Prevost presid The oo Ti favor of Mr.Brunet were: 3 esurs.Lamarche, R.Lemieux, Lavailee and Dr.Germain.Messrs.M.Cardinal and W.Larose spoke in favor py Dr.Desmarteau.Desmarteau accused Ald.Branet of incing been too friendly to Mann, wh the scavenging con.Mr.tract,and of having voted to give a contract to the Royal Klecto Light ompany without tenders.Iealso acc him of having been absent when several important ques- Mona were put to, the vote.re w \u201canother meeting at the same lace, his \u2018evening.Ald.net is invi of Interest to Bankers and Business Men.SL was ge yes ue.AFTER Dg videoo, DEATHS.HASWKLL\u2014At Oremab: by.East Finchley, Lon- inst., Charles Wm, 9, Orr & Haswoll, Jowin rercent.London, THORNTON \u2014 At 8t.goin.on the 15th inst, Mary \u201cHanora Conry, belo ved mite of James \u2018Thornton, aged 68 her son's Saturda thony's ence, 29 Durer vernay eT on the 20th Ths .Bt 8 a.m., to St.An- Church, \u2018trom thence to Coto des Nage THE WEATHER.| m.\u2014Probabilitien for the next twenty- tour ours: Mild with showers of slect 0 Era Minimum and maximum tomperatures for past Vent -four hours: Calgary, 12, 32; Appelle.x Winni 22 below, 2 a nie fe ontreal, 2, 2 quebec aie; Tan nary 31, 94, \u201cStar\u201d Weather Report.rte Jun.18 by Horrison & Co.'s standard instrn- ents, Thermo.Barometer.; Mr.Tucker, who, it is said, is to be the new À Cabinet in | gixa m.308 N \u201d an - ns + Messy Tucker M.Moore, of Cle Cleveland, with reference to the changes in the Richelieu Company.Mr.M.Connolly has decided to take up his residence in Montreal, as.has gen manager of of the Company, \u201cÀ LATE SESSION: [sPE01AL 70 THE eran.) Orrawa, Jartuaïy 1%\u2014It is understood that Parliament meet on Thursday, the 15th of March.Outside of tariff legislation, the only bill of importance will be an Insolvency Act, IRON AND WOOL DELEGATIONS.SS [SPROIAL TO THE STAR.] OTTAWA, January 18,\u2014A large del representing thé iron indu -of-t pfon, is now in the city, and in caucus sat the Russell House, pre ng a statement to-lay before the Tariff Committee of the ot to the trade, and showing how it is affected by the tariff.The dele- gato comphises P.Howland, A.McMichael and A.J.Somerville, Toronto; Cyrus A.Birge, Hamilton; F.aya, McMas- ter, Rudolph Hersey, W.Abbott and GE udoïgh Hereey, Abbots and 6.5 » Waited upon the Government and presen their views on that branch of the woollen industry.The delegates are D.Morrice.Montreal; J.aman, Paris; J.H.Newton, Kingston: W.McKay, Toronto, and B.Rosamond, M.P., Almonte.FINANCE AND COMMERCE.peep SALES.10 Montreal, 21 13do, 23 R.& O.Nav.Ge Fork 2 dos 9: 1300 15005.sellers days, 5 p.c., at 8%.23 (as, me 10 Colored Sotton, 33.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.for the 8; se & Co, Btock Breton bts.Batra o TAR by Gordon rathy souls; let us have compassion on them.Jan.17.-|-They-are tyrunnized over by a-cruel, con- | Clos.Ask a Bid.scieuceless, Godless corporation.They are Csypdiso PacifoR Co WE Tht told that ten men are waiting to pmercial Cable 154 13514 15M 1346 take the place of one; it they wish they are .i 7 6 16 4 free to gu.Let us have compassion on us 1447 them,\u201d was the plea made by the Rev.G.O.a Troop in the Synod to-day for Street Rail- Ve 175 wo 1% way employés.\u2018Is the mission of the Sun- 15 1902 day cars to carry men to church?If it is, mw = then it may be justitied.But its mission all 10 10 the world knows is the accumulation of 180 money.In the name of the living God we we Ps should protest against the worship of | Merchants 16 157 the God of this world.We ean- ve LT not worship God and mammon.Go 1s with me on any Sunday night through roo the strests of the East end: and then sa 1354 1354 où what side of this question you wil Ter eee stand.\u201d \" ui 18 Dr.Davidson also strenuously supported 50 ce the motion that the report on the observ- a.ance of the Lord's Day be accepted.The we on report denounced the running of cars on 208 ian Sunday.It charged the companies concern- us 1074 ed wit - 1% Le ROBBING EMPLOYES In 101 of their day of rest and religious service, It Ww.pe ond Glass Co.ss STOCK EXCHANGE.reported fi MacBougs i Bros.Bio pee 69 Bt.or be.pra, of Francois Xa: wile GEE, Am.Cotton OL sisnsseucse poy _ pe = sg Do Do a CS Atchison 11: 11% 11 a .B.&Q.\u2018 74% ™s BX inn - TRE us mare SE Cal veuve Pi i a = New FR PS es Fri 727 > ei De a.Ba Pi Eee Opened Strong.\u2014 [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.\u2014\u2014 NEw YORK, January 18\u2014The Post's financial article pays: The market selling for London account g the room traders.rther strength was quickly develnp-d, however, and adv trol motel ra Ware v strong, no -and St.Paul or Meredith & O'Brien's \u201cWall Streqt Gossip.The Government offers 50,000,000 five per cent.bonds on a three per cent.basis.Two offers have already received from New York bankers, pre for the entire joe and another for 100,000.They will go like h: of.Mr.Armour is quoted as ra; Sing that he saw Improved conditions and that be looks for better Iy.pion on market is buoyant.be.Paul, Union and L.& N.1 better, rest of list § to à one We look tor a strong marke! to-day.MONTREAL EXCHANGE MARKET.chor the Oran hy Messrs.W.L.8 Jacksonh, Oe.\u2018| ing to pay \u2018for them.HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.; Win a Prize.There is no String Tied \u201cA, M.C.\u201d are the initials of \u201cAunt Marthy's Cure.\u201d The proprietor of this remedy for rheumatism proposes to discover how many sentences may be com- having for the first three words of he sentence, words commencing with \u201cA M.C.,\u201d in the order named.As for example.A Mounted Cavalryman dashed by.\u201d \u201cA Manly Countenance is a sport,\u201d or All Montreal Chemists sel Aunt Marthy's Cure,\u201d \u2018\u2018A.M.C.\u201d to thus be the initial-letters of the first three words of the sentence.In order to secure a general interest it is intended to offer two money rizes « of $10 and-$5 for the two largest lists pning as stipulated.There is no \u2018\u2018strin is proposition.No one is require by purchase anything in order to ee leged to enter this competition.Theobj is simply this, she pro prietor ot \u201cA.M.\u20ac.x believes that, int manner, some new and originai ideas may be secured.and he is will- This competition will remain open for exactly four oeks, at the\u2019 end of which the prizes will be awarded.ddress W.T.GOFFE, Proprietor of \u201cA.M.C.,\" for R., 31 Richmond Square, Moi ntreal.\u201cOne cannot ve a man too much who speaks \u2018 well-of those who speak ill of him.Have you ever \u2018tried Dyer's Digestive Malt Extract for Indigestion, loss of appetite and general weaknessi Sold by all druggists.A merchant at Nagoya, China, recentl married his twenty-seventh wife.He had resolved when he was yo to marry thirty women, and is delighted that he has now only three more .to marry to keep his vow.The blood-cleansing qualities of Ayer's Sarsaps rilla render it invaluable in skin isorders.Special Notices.\u201cLa Belle Marie,\u201d or, \u201cA Woman's Revenge,\u201d Agnes Herndon's successful lay, has all ai elements of popularity it, comedy, pathos and strong situations.The lot is one of absorbing interest, and Miss Femdon isthe lucky possessor of a play that can be seen many, times and that has not a dell moment iy it from beginning to en I hav e the following number of applicants -who wish torent houses from t May next: 11 applicants, rent month; 4 applicants, rent $1 month; 6 applicants, rent $20 10 $5 per month; 5 applicants, rent $500 to $300 $200 per annum.If you have any.to suit send iculars to R.A.ainwaring 147 St.ames, 2358 St.Catherine and 210 St La rence streets.ee ins in Corsets all\u2019 this ° week at re la bare Notre Dame stree! Delegates to the Synod are are invited to call at the piano and n warerooms of Mr.C.; : Lindsay, 2268, and 2272 St.Cather ne st.be offered special prices and Montreal Junction now possesses wa electric li ight, drainage, churches, schools\" shops and other city improvements an should be incorporated.133 Write for a copy of \u201cPeople who use Heintzman Pian For ins in Fur Goods go, direct to s.Carsley's, Roanne Bireet.A Burmah bean pod, three feet in length, bas been presented to Dumbarton Denny Mmpsitute useum by Mr.Charles Portes, eld \u201c| Salt Rheum 5 Years Inthe form of a running sore oa thy ankle, four physicians fallsd to cure.I then commenced taking Hood's Sarsape: rills, aod using Hood's Olive Ointment, and at theend of two years I was completely cured, and have had no trouble with it since.\u201d SIMEOX East Taunton, Macc.Beed'\u2019s Sarsaparilia Cures.3 pa Jenny 18 re Between Danks.atu Omi.VALUES ARE 30 GOOD, 9 1 fe ai 4\u2018 9s « \u2014 \u2019 se @s16 tan siméms 1e À i HENRY BIRKS & SONS, Gailders.we parie SAS ES ar 0 dan, 33.7 se.James reet, Montreal.hy Morey Tendon Des nat aid vis EE ma fs Bes SL Market s Aberdeen.AMERICAN MARKETS.Grain, Fiour, oth Jen.18, Chicage.Month Opening Lowest Wheat - Jan.60! \\ ; 8 6 = 5 » 26 \u201cx 28 13.13 on 1 181 did at 1% ag 7.80 \u201c8% 7.00 7.85 hh.7.60 1.67 1.0 7.65 May.257 7.77 7.57 7.67 Mar.= #7) = 8 8 a a = ; = = \u2026 5% 5 su W Mar.ik dk à ® .«0 ou 60 80 July.= 8% ox a Jan.» ; e .85% LJ 6% -GHICAGO MARKETS.+ Whiert Galned 3-86.Corn 1-8 to 1-4c\u2014 Provisions Fractionally Stronger sto icaco, January 18 \u2014 Wheat showed moro h today under od Duin (Jrders, close atan.advance fos\u2019 a \u20ac je Corn\u2019 acted in xm eat gain 0 onterday s Lin pri Provi steady ands - fractionally Stronger at \u201cThe closin quota: er ay soi tos Wheat 64] B Mar oi uly,.2 Pork,\" eu | Bary, Sh ay.al 85 Feb., Fob.$8.70 May.COMMERCIAL GOSSIP, Meredith & O'Brien's n's Chioaxo Speelals.-\u2014CH10AGO, Junmary | 18, 18, 9.06 a.m.\u2014 Clnéinnat Current: \u201cNoeded rain fall beneficial to Shoat in some western ties.Ge calenlated le Nine States Which represont Ralf ig 8 ow te bably Atty two million tao I low vermment re ER Week's packing, 300,000 Farag: firmer with great.\u201cTig grow crowd have corn for eat 9 ed 6: bag by commissi 5 ders in in for pork at $13.10 May.cro) in on houses.situation.ut there are L13 a.m.onu ng d ant bed e a bad rally, enough for presen wa hs a New York clears wheat 45.000 ; 5085 - 9158 sacks.Corn, 20 bat ome .about mills resu xport flo ets davieg contradicted Sport flo re sailing: wheat gain.Toronto Pronos ! Market cn Toroxo, January Quotatie ns: Straigho roles | fase Deer Weather Wisdom VERSUS WASHING.: 0se that are weather-wise are rarely otherwise.Ie le mord to be weather wine in such an inconsistent, adverse t We must, season a8 the presen therefore, submit to the inevitable and cocupy.our minds with matters more reliable and more more amenable to human powers.How About the WASHING ?satisfactory?aren en why don't you listen to this respect, ani rene be and believe that the TROY LAUNDRY being the best laundry must and does do the best work in the shortest time and to the satisfaction of all parties concerned.TROY LAUNDRY NEW QUARTERS: Le Cor.$t.Antoine and Inspector 38 and at 40 86, Peter st.Ou Lailding Inspecter street will be taken possession OF next Month, Bn EPPS'S COCOA ge res Eros rte sat Sd Tra Se ae operations of digestion and nutrition a careful Prim of the fine er of ose A aed ce anve us mn bills, Itiaby as ndicions de of such articles of at that a constitution built up until enough to renist svory Li lundreds of = maladies post, we acape many fatal shan by rrearet Ad a P Lori rel TOUTE and \u2019 Made 9 with boiling water ar till.Seid saly in packeln dig er JAMES EPFS & CO.Ltd, Homæepathie Chemists, Londen, England.33 vod Be to $3 30; white wheat o7 Ne, EE DEL z BELL'S FOOTWEAR PH) rc rates aa a memes : +++ Those in want of Instruments will\u2019 \" 15x%wod \u2018No.11 St.Sacrament rom ats are ate Srna pt ate.MONTREAL JUNCTION High-Class Residential § uburb.Appropriately named the \u201cWESTERN GATEWAY\u201d of Montreal, as the major part of the C.P.R.Passenger\u2019 system comes together and EVEBY train stops there.VW Vee SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS .20 VDRO N NVR bas already been made.rue Briefly thus: Take Cadastral Lots 138, 139, 140 and 141.SV VVC VVT CTS : SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCES 4 +++ +++\" Solid Brick and Frame Dwellings and S tores, 3 Churches.Water, Electric Light, Drainage, Roads, sidewalks and other improvements have cost 82850, 000.00.This is a fair beginning and properly claims the investigation of investors and i HOME SEEKERS Ÿ 00095080 \u2018 | If you are thinking of changing your home on tho ist of May next, it will be profitable for you to CONSULT US.Armstrong & Cook; CITY OFFICE: - Telephone 1645.Re 162 ST.JAMES STREET, 15tyz3 LAST EDITION.THE AUER LIGHT.Letendre & Arsenault, 1491 St.Catherine St., Say: .\u201cOf late years we have tried all modern systems of lighting, namely, the Arc and IncandescentElectric lights, and the many different kinds ofgas- saving burners, gas governors, etc.\u2026 but have not yet had as much satisfaction from any system as we have had'since the- introduction of the Auer Incandescent lamps in our premises, both as to the illuminating power, and the large saving in consumption.The Auer Lights are a blessing to all large gas consumers.\u201d / Send for Circular.- AUER INCANDESCENT LIGHT Mfg.Co.Limited, 1583 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.| 151 A.F.BISHOP & CO., \"T0 THE TRADE ONLY.DON'T YOU ducement to buy.China, Glassware Ete.THINK That 25 Per Cent.Discount ought to be an In- 25 Per Cent.Discount off Dinner Sets.25 Per Cent.Discount off Tea Sets.a5 Per Cent.Discount off Chaniber Sets.25 Per Cent.Discount off Glassware.25 Per Cent.Discount off Cups and Saucers.- 25 Per Cent.Discount off Flower Pots.2293 St.Catherine Street.We Take Pride in Referring to the following recognitions of Merit vouchsafed.JOHN DEWAR & SONS, DisTiLLERS (ESTABLISHED 1846).Viz.\u2014 pen to Her Majest.said by the world.famed Institute, London.33 Gold Medals awarded at And the Increasing Demand all over the world, the Queen.Highest award.Caterers of London.8 at various Exhil ternatiooal Exhibi Spiers Sri li.Bole Bugis o to Ton ay tion, 1800.11xsodtt If you want a reliable Port 1 Wine use COMMENDADOR (25 YEARS OLD) Bottled in Oporto by Feuerheerd.Beware ot imitations.11x codtf St.Catherine Trotting SLEICHS Our ware TArTTOomS aust be cleared out ctsicighe by Feb.Ist.to be filied with carriage samples for 1894.« have about 100 sieighs of all kinda to sell or give away this month.- If you want one, COME.LATIMER, 592 St.Paul Street, DOUBLE SEMI-DETACHED _ Stone Front Residence FOR BALE, 1 140 DORCHESTER STREET, Lat 560x135, te à Lane.This House is ABSOLUTELY Rat-proof, Drainage, Plumbing and Ventilation of the very best The above property is particulariy suited to the require- mean sofa Permit at my office.THOMA =.K.30 Sr.Sonn STRERT.i 1 i i | 9% INVESTMENT.Near Mance street.Only about $3000 cash required.A snap to a quick buyer, R.K.k.THOMAS, TO LET.Splendid well lighted Offices in the Stock Exchange Building, 1522 ood st.Two very large rooms on 3rd flat, well suited for an Archi) tect or manufacturing business, Apply Gordon Strathy & CO., No.9.St.Sacrament St.1510 \u201cADS\u201d WRITTEN UP.For Particulars, Le Stephens Warnecke Victime HOUSES, STORES, DWELL FLATS, TO LET AT ANY OF OUR 4 OFFICES, | 1778 Notre Dame st.2397 St.Catherine st.(Bergholdt's).2144 St.Catherine st.281 St.Lawrence Main (O'Brien's).151323 LIST! LIST! LIST!!! Have You à | VAREHO JOHN JAMES BROWNE & SON.207 St, James Street, HOUSE, STORE, To Rent.USE, Then place it in OUR HANDS.\u201cfanerais must he By I RIVES & (0, * Queen St., Montreal.Our new 1804, Dlustrated GATA- _ LOGUE of HARDWARE and sundries is now ready and will be mail ed on application.CASTINGS Ot all kinds to order, vx 100 PONY SLEICHS the Cables Beriots bud Family leigha, with EE ps nai ° tohers\u2019 wi must nd wil he sold at some price this month.The Jd goods will suit you you want one, COME ' CC LATIMER, 592 St.Paul Street.1028 daw VICTORIA Hoekey Club's \\ SPECIAL TRAIN to Ottawa, Naturday, Jan, 20th, 1804.82.00 RETIRN.VICTORIAS vs.OTTAWA.Train leaves Batu afternoon at 230 Returding leaves Ottawa Bunday rnoon at 3 ocluck.Tickets good to go on ali regular trains lea: Saturday and returning Mon ving nday.Tickets can be procured at Grand Trunk Ticket Doorkseper ¥ Victoria Rink, Men vers of the Co thos, and office of W.ALEX.CALDWELL, \u2019 152 1709 Notre Dame Street.6th Fusiliers of Canada, The Adjutant \u2019sclass meetsat the Armoury [.On Monday Eveaing, tnd iast., Al at 8 o'clock.for drill the same evéning at the same hour.Men estrous of entisting must be peraded by non.commirsi ioned officers of the companies wish to join, with attestation papers properly flied out and signed officers commanding com: companies, st agquarter to et 4, Toes same evening.winter service cape issued for the recent military before Tuesday, returned into store ERNEST J.CHAMBERS, Oapt., MONTREAL, Jan.18th, 1894.2nd inst.ST.LAWRENCE, WARD.ALDERMAN E.JAMES, CANDIDATE.Electors of the above Ward are cordially invited to the following Committee Rooms, wow Open Day and Night: Central Committee, 9 Blenry Mreet, 244 St.Lawrence Street, 84 Prince Arthur Street.Telephone Central Commitles Room No.2138.153 Bay and sell Property, H.JOSEPH & CO.REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Rent Houses, shops, Ofices and Warehouses, , mmm VA LUATORS, === end Money on Mortgage.Place Insurances.THE BLACK KNIGHT.To-Nigbt.Mountain St.Methodist Church.8 OCLOCK.COLLECTION.151 .M.MARTEL like a decaf and Qumb V HY ont Because = Makes all Kinds fo or Signs.FLOUR MILL The Assiniboia Capacity 150 bbls.and oid Der dar, Purchaser can get possessi For particulars apply to 1418 = successful business.The fleur has a none.Fiñest grain growing country surroun FOR SALE.ia Mills, __ TAT HoesemiN.J w.T.elevator, store house rd y sidin online ire ot CF, this valuable accoen eo death of Be Proprietor, milling propertyis offered a oti =?A J.\u20ac.BROW v NE ot First allan heated op wif ar Bauliding, corner of Surests.1st floor.Insnrance.Architects or Possessiom imsredia rly.ol Tanita ot tio let ln Rieu eh m required.Buitable for » General offios.OFFICE TO LET.newly 4 fitted ad on well light- Bt.Sacrament 143 nr HOUSES FOR SALE, ar fit.$10,000, pos gen sh Crescent mm 43,200, D a 8 cote pe JANES ELLE 174 Notre > \u2018ADDRESS P.P.0.BOX 158./ AJLIFFS SALE PROVINCE OF 18- | BB frre )¥ QUEBEC, Pas ce A rn ou jee Loo at Sot Moatreal Samia! authority of Justice.foods and chatiols of the meld Decaf dus | CANAROME, Eo LT FE ms a On ai three Aree ot 5 ag all the TR CR zed in thie .The following advertisements were received too late for classification : OF.WARNAUL FANTED-BY PR : avenue.Buovemsful method.PE rosé fiance.Five yeara experiènce tel Moderate torts WARTED A FIRST CLABR GIT Roi girl, speakin, h languages, n preferred.Apply 83 Union avenue.151, WASTED A) AN EXPERIENCED pTABLEM LEMAID, house proforrad.Apply to 111 Union « Ps Anne pay A FING CTETURNIAI room Rd 174,\" BTAR arms, \"et \u201cOBT-A « PURSÉ CONTAINING 3 KEYS aD , Thu Bt Catherine to Berri et Re Bree TE fw Le street.¥ FROM LAGAUCHETIERE ST.Tou, vow 23 dollars ENTER fos.Any oy finding it please return to Mrs.Dempaz, No.1 .Hypoite OST-F FROM BT.ARTUINE TosT, LAWRENCE.itre, one bag of work.Please return to Aubry\u2019s a Hotel 121 St.Lawrence st.and te rewarded.JFOR FALE RECEIPTS F FOR TH TBE M MAKING oF _ poner and wine by a brewer.Address N 1733,\" 534 Bian off R SALE.REALE ESTATR VOR AD 1: proved, altuated in Tes central and a; desirable ding east Matthew sireets Address Boz 1763.3 Vis # M, MARVEL lito o Won Jecuuso Me Makes Kings wi Tar) Moxtanat PAUL A a printed at the corner of od Lane, is puhliahed Cranes.resid t treal.\u2018Fodllshing AER de MC 2 al ) jn = a v Ë "]