The Montreal daily star, 16 avril 1894, lundi 16 avril 1894

[" epimion.Ole real Daily Stär \u201cEST vou.+ XXVI-No.jo.89.oo © MONTREAL, MONDAY, APRIL 16, 1894.\u2014 1 PRICE ONE CENT.| baveon hand 130, and with the usual fresh ar LET.SPECIFIC ARTICLES.MEDICAL.1, | - SITUATIONS WANTED > ows 2 N > M GILL UNIVERSITY.| | rivals ron intending purchasers will have a large as NIN NTE GOO.UTTE - NDSOME FRONT ROOM.FURNISH- from Ww Al th dus Sous ser £ UTTER pe Re aa family, Po ES A ES.ie ere Addross \u201cKR 46), Brin office.gentlemen; references required.ith 20 4 J CONS DOUBLE LE AND, SINGLE.FURNISHED, RATES \u2014ror\u2014 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Live Stock Market.TWO NEW GOVERNORS NOMI.goof foo5ipts of live stock at the Montreal Charles, for week ending N AS DOOKKEETER OR ander THE BREAKF AST TABLE J .NATED ON SATURDAY.April M, 1554, were: Cattle Steer Hoge Calves \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 VWARTED - POSITION a party with 14 years ex- a er ae ; * \u2018 Left over-from pre- | To vents for 30 words ce Jem.Sin a large manuiscturing cetabllshment lately OOM ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, 5 MINUTES .inviting when the .Ais I od nant por e274 word, cach insertion Xd by fire.having bad complete bar 1 ent [IV from Post Uiou, bostod by sleam io Is more Inviting : : Total for week si 18 Ms» PUFILS WANTED, lv vente for Macs 0\u20ac les sod CD D ne het references Address \"F vie STAR TH OOMS-_ HOUSE BFING HATHRR LARGE Rolls have been made 1 band ss ty SW ANTED ada.5, cents far 25 words or lem, me reat bandsom fu front bedroom, with the help of The Names of Mn Justice Archibald would le receipts were two hund loss than! 1 can word, each insert \u2018ANTED-ENPLOYMENT BY A COMP ETENT for one ur two gentlemen, or single front room, bathroom SLE Wb ats for 20 words or lam, and H V ts two bh red Beef cattle last week, which caused the market to have & augincer, machinery; Al TN flat.Torms muderate.ity central.611 Laguuche- , and Mr.C.J.Float to be Submitted etter feeling throug hous.There were 750 live rtion.9 : tiere at.ois this week, wi met with a eman soli chim pack cach nmrtion 1 36 count par Adérees PEER 57 rai be TON BY EXPERIENCED J CON POF Ann vor roou WELL wat COOK'S FRIEND to the Governor-General.| closing 25e per hundred higher Lkan ti nest tue word, each insertion.NTED JTC Sod weetimoniala, us maid or lady's I furnished 49 Beaver Hall H 83 34 NG POWDER week.No particular change in sheep and\u2019 FOUND, Togo er 20 raide or Lan, aoû 34 cent por VV Bria maid good tetimoni | 605s.ox & BUCBLE AN» OKE SINGLE SINGLE BED: BAKI .The Governors of McGill University met, * laits, Caves aro\u2019 plentiful! and iol ata + > IT TV \\ firaiciass board; geatlemon ost an To LETH HO ea EE Ton Fain tari 2 VARTED EME LUE MES TBE YAY on VE only.Bain ena NY { in the Board roomof the William Molson Hal We quote the following as being fair values: FOR, R SALE, 25 cents oe org or and 1 cent per es A 3 iling sores.Excellent a OOMSs\u2014TU LET SUITABLE FOR x fo tas.7 on Saturday afternoon, Sir Donald A.Smith, | Cattle, butchers, wood en 4 to 4 each \u2018insertior.resa - housekvep: furoished.: ; .; mai ; ¥ BOPERTY POR SKLE Soom or = rie or lem.WANTED EY dose Max Fos EA A es eT CARTE FEE HANSON Ÿ [PRESENTATION ADDRESSES! \u2026 À Chancellor, presiding.Thé business befôre Be do \u2018culs: 8 to 3 - 1 osal Look r or \u2014 ™ HA2 2 à i 0; : » LOST.35 cents for 35 words or leds, and | cent per extra acc ais NS St Lawrence.MW Us RV uiched.on baibroom fat: also emaller, mod: WANDSONELY ILLUMINATED.É the Boarduwas to consider the appointme n Lambe 4 to \" BU ey Lost por cite mord aah insertion = WANT TD er A PES UE ASHING, ING, LARGE rR OONSTIVO FCENISHED ROOMS AT LACHINE @___TDWIN COE à 29; 1118: Fre Xavier } of po Bors a $ © 3 * C \u2018Abbott Ce Gabriel Cow M = net.ne cent par extra ve a eee e ea! Of ir .- 2 »v 16 w nr minimus EFA NGHOUSE bh of kitchen, Ui; Lachine, two minutes Dr KLINES y PERSONALS, (Page 5, 3 cents per word; = AT A AT, ASW GRR 813 trem maton dime TR IS gran dice ss FITS.AB Tia sopoe Exeronra.No Tite after Sir A.T.Galt and Mr.Peter Redpath.Mr.Thirty.ave cows and a fow caîves »+re offered Al sdverionmests boxe iod asthe shore rates matde W{TASTED BS A YOUNG MAN, GOOD EXPRAD | [yOOMS-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FARION | gree hia te Fi acc.Sead to Dr.Khe, SE Justice Archibald and Mr.C.J.Fleet wero demand for cood muilch cowe.and prises cable PP adrertisers niay order through their local ferences.\"Kadress 0 540 5.Catherive st.8 5 also single room.#40 Dorchester ET EF.SRT Falls.Ps.J.4.1789 Notre Dame nominated, and their names will be sub- from n 5 = roid according to quality, navwatioaiors tho above rated.VV ANTEE\u2014 ay A Eee CLASS LAUXDRES, JR Oat bedrvons nad also male frout roi, battimogun P AINTERS.3.uh Flexible mr Bridie mitted to the Governor-General ral forapproval : Rtn gordon.\"ADB to Helen, 13 Vices st.Monts), fat a hot water: terme moderate \u201cFras FIEST YLAT, Althched sau you wil others.Fur sale by The as Sh hen the vacant Principalship Nontreal Stocks in Store.\u2019 OOME\u2014TWU LARG sil leading houses.\u2018 Apr.14.Apr: 7, 94 Apr.15, % FFE WORK DAY OR WEEK.BY .suitable Yor getlemen or couple, also so: = - The Board of Governors now stands: Sir ns or \u201cenn 3 SITUATIONS VACANT.à recpectaio womas oot Ia k- gle, in Srat ciase homo.Bleu STIMULATE THE APPETITE AND SECURE 6388 GX 2x mea re as Wheat, bus.ain RNG y Hickson, ing or-any kind of work.Koes i G =, Lynd I OoNS To Let FURNISHED kooms.= T° st diewetion, ue Angostura Bitters.Sole Manu.Donald Smith, Sir Joseph Corn, bush.3,631 3851 13,877 Samuel inley.Hugh McLennan, W.c.Peas.bus.61,120 180,515 371,052 3 3 250 -_ Burnside P| a G.B.Siegert & Sons Ask your drugrigs M 161, 5 al, eDonald, A.F.Gauit, J.H.R.Molson, J.Oats, bush.49,450 573,735 Want advertisements received | WWASTEL A A SITUATION BY X AY oor a FREED BLE and 8 pe Molson, George Hague, E.R.Greenshields, iar bush, 39,533 39.941 25 too late for classification will be }1,.uu coschnan or grove ) ®3 59 Mobil Cutlecr ave wa RE À Judge Architald aud C.J.Fleet.Bociwimse, bush, Sol st dew found on page 8 of to-day\u2019s \u201cStar.\u201d FANTED.BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN WORK 3a GONE \u2014 COMVGRTADLY FUENISHED, ALSO KOFF NO MO .Mr.Justice Archibald was born at Mus.hick fit 725$ 2506 Ww ts the day, offices and stores to clean Appl u, a front doable rarior, suitable for slttingroom and , hD odoboit, N.S.(in September, 1843, and you} = 187 - St.Maurice street, near Bt.Henry drooun.lighted by yas aad hepted by steam, bath, hot Watson's Ceugh Orops Positively cured by these was educated rt in the Presby- HN RY ADV NG r; locility cent el * .jJ ANTED-MEN TO CANVAES THE COUNTIES WANTED-BY ADVERTISER AN CASE andere ester lo \u201c24 Bicars st.near Sherbrooke, re the best in the world for the THROAT and.CHEST Little Pills, terian Seminary \" ro.In 1864 he came Toronto Produce Market.NV *êr Runctusdos, Mimsque:, Shefford and rome, füce: Là a main \u2018of good address.age Bi good account: 866 Force VOICE wnequaliol lieve Di to Montreal, and took the Arts course at ' Ont.April 16.\u2014 Market © ied.tar the Ponte Nseries Th Igoe lomaees seb ane: ant and \u201ccorn spondunts being à man with w family, JRUNS ~ NICE FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH M AT.W.swamped on each drop.208 \u2018They also re istress from Dyspepsia, NfcGill University, graduating as B.A.in ToRONTY, Ont Ron po 50 to $375; extra 32 i to rer 7 acres oder cultivation.Good pay, regular and ann an Ce Dacadian A ae 0e dû London (Eng.ns ip detente hot water, back; also #5 ; Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating.A per- : : 1887, aud winning the Prince of Wales\u2018 $2.50; wheat, white, So to Ho: spring.Nocatee + onscaut coiployment Bly.5 eat new utile.Addresa land) market Personal, Tetercaccs 84 to ability, \u201cwd FI UON-NICRLY FCR Fram on ROOM, Bi LLI ARD MANUFACTURERS, fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi.red winter, 38 \u2018a Les Een ce o Yan Batley.bone & Re gi et rv | Su FANTER BOA YoU LADY AMERICAN & Geuttenn n'ai) Manabe sue housed Also Bowling Alféy Balls, ness, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Coated Tongue No, 1°, dde to 42e: feed, Fro to secs cats, Nore 9, se.val.FANTED= WEN IN EVERY \"COUNTY, Tu ACT W Lav an housekeeper, or 24 companies La travel P OUMS\u2014NICELY FURNISHED, W WIT& BOARD, De all kinda of of Dark Ft she Bilttara Line in in the Side, TORPID LIVER, They sales 'Oats; outside, at 3 ; ui E: ith re) Jibs as travel or past tw: 14 Dutord », Empe - : \u2014\u2014 Ww tr a Te a en gnc 882 SOUS ER AUSFULLF FORSTSHED,_ ToC $8 ST DE NIS, - Montreal.Regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable.AMERICAN.MARKETS.| Bi rea, To \u201cIndianapolis, lnd.76H 3 RST AN ENGLISIMAN.LIGHESIF arid board, gas and hot water, at 57 Berri.Telephone 6257 X PHI s i A 1 \u2014\u2014 PASTED CIGAR MAKERS, WRAPPER STRIP.se sdusation, ewe I eetion 1a mes Set fut PJ vou-FURNISTED EINGLE ROOM, ON B Beir Smal Pll.mall Doge, Receipts and Shipments.Avply omen Varn am en St vs Ne Ta te wo years references; married; aoû ia is room.Suiv St.Crthennc st, corner Balm: moral st Small Price.CHICAGO, April 16.Receipts, 2 bush.5 te secret.- - Nore Domest Empire Tobecco C 2 ha 0 °ct Englund.Sready work.ADR Ferma USS \u2014 WITH BOARD, DOUBLE AND SINGLE, DAE TIM eh.\u2018Shiphients.30 bath: COMFETENT LADY \u201cHARKER TO DU R 1233 bbls.FLOUR.pinents, 310,000 by \\ A for confectionery.Must speak Eug- Cooper.HS Plessis street.= PER : bathroom fat 205 N T 'S Ul E TAPLEY WHEAT, 685.000 bush.COM, 162000 bush.Oat, In Ay aay re noes expositions Mre EE WANTED SITUATION BY ~FOOREEER ER OUN\u2014 DOUBLE ROOM, WELL FURNISHED, hs 32.313 bbls.FLOUR.Le Rox 838, Cornwall, Ont.86 4 (Fre och Canadian), 5 yea opr: oroug the centre of the city.No children.A Address \"G il h or cold Nkw YORK.April 16.\u2014 Receipts, 181.300 bush.wroer, TFE ASSURE » unintod with ail branches of beokkeeping: has obarge rip omce.87) Cannot fail to cure a cough or \u2014_\u2014_ WHEAT, 36,550 bush.CORK.87.000 bush, Oar, 7 ANTED\u2014 BY THE EQUITAHLE L of Bnancial departinent in bie present uation: Speaks | WO NICE LARGE FORSTSHED .hen yon-use Apaxs' HOREHODND .oR Vars, auce Society, à gentleman of standing and enerzy Euglish fluently and can correspond In both languaces.ou lor and ono on bathroom fizt, when y h P li Ma trate of Aon bbls.FLoUR.ipinents, 99,496 bus! _ Ee Personal canvaistr amd s0je te handle dE furnish buat of references.Aâdres \u201cI Paire\" | not antenti water, slagie er double, Arat door steve 8 | Torr Faurrt.Packages, 5 cents.-The ex-Police Magis fi ~ WhEgr, 8015 bush.Con, 31\" ish.OTs, 3] © nn b LE E i} ot | sai \u2018Address Expairabte Life, 157 SL Jhmes at., ET i Worm THE DAY, TS PRIVATE A OMS 10 4 ES NICECE TT PUESIBHED ROUME the old Town of Port- RE néon nts, TOMO bush.V 2063,\" STAR HEAT.S WETS A 405 Fi ACKENITH, Accus |, family, can cut and Bt Avpby \" si n \"with breakfast dnd late dinger, for Ist of .la n d N B ToLEDO, apt EReceipis.himments.E00 els towed to plough work, factory a a E 9 Ne BF WHEAT, 1000 bush.RN.S pe | rune sea ANTED_ BY YOUNG WOMAN HAVING k .Sr runt dob to the right man.Apply = We ferences, work of any kind by the day.150 8 Ur- R° LD CN CE A ZOORT0 WF, APPLY TO To .i mn ail OPin 0 i bush.Waza 106.000 bash.Cou ne I-A HOUSEMAID, ONE WILLING TO, DOUBLE AND SINGLE.WITH OR ne IS 0 | o as i cago Hog Mar, PANTER HOT fed for the\u2019 sommer.RL VE TON SE YOUNG LADY.TERY | Or aE 45 McGill College ave.=: i interesting Interview Had With neuIaLD Usior £ Stock Vanne, Caicavo, Apr 16.10 101.= 3 s ; ; 4 - se métal ee pote Aine PS se WY o0N-SRIGHT FRONT, RON.Auer gb min MENS TWEED AND WORSTED SUITS Him by a St.John \u201cSun\u201d JUDGE ARCHIE oie inated roceipts of hogs were BU.The ANTED\u2014A COMPETENT GENERAL TE ASTEDEMPLOYMENTEY A STEADY TOURS 67 without breakfast.5 Dhiversity.86 made to order Reporter gold medal for standing in mental and gy were rhipped and 20 feft over.\u2018The quu- vant, wiliing to soto x the gounty.No Teh Bo er Ele h re x Jroove\u2014s LARGE DOUBLE PARLOR A¥D - I CLASS WORKMEN on he Premises.epoi .+ moral philosophy.He graduated as B.C.L.ations to-day were: Light mixed $15 to 3: wages 13.00.NISL Oatherinest.8 des ITUATION AN EXPERIENC call roam adjoining, unfaroished, lage back and FIRS = _ - in 1870, and received the E Elizabeth Torrance mixed Paci: jus BW to Rls avr rhipping, ANTED= A RESIDENT LAU NDRESS FOR THE V 7ANTKD-A S of runt saileries, every convenience.Sr tree, Prices Moderate., .1d medal for highest general standing in rough grades, £5.10 to 25 \\ Lurch Home, 403 Guy at.Apply between and VY ed tveman, AL hustier si lite gang of | Mountain i 583 10K OF GOODS AT There is no more familiar © in St.fs cl He admitted to the Bar on es 5 attle were LB.including 1000 \u2018 i as \u2018dress ELECT - ass was \u2014 wa du + CLOCK AM UNTIL \u20ac TANTED\u2014RY YOUNG MAN (% SITUATION UOMB-TO LET, LARGE DOUBLE : BOOM.ALSO LARGE 8 : John, N.B., than ex-Police Magistrate January 18, 1571, and commenced the prac- Texans.Mr.ket 101015.cents higher.\u2026 ck P.M, young Lidy as nursery vero, v as gollector, securit y 31000 to qua Adaress | a £ single rçoni, with board 127 Metcalfe st.Teer \u2018Tapley, who for so many years presided tice of his profession in Montreal, ah rat _ BRITISH MARKETS.fendof \u2018\u201children and than bly com tupetent:to teach ele- 2093,\u201d rnside over the court of the old city o ort- alone, an subsequently.as a mem _ 1 English und able to sew neatly.ANTED\u2014BY MARRIED MAN, WITH YOUTH, \u2014 - ROOM TO.LET, a i only he ran Arthur at from 9 to 11 o'clock &.Ba or V Torok tari on Plough.wot nd milk.Ap om or ine SE cou TE Point St.convie.land, now a part of the city of St.John.the firm of Archibald &; McCormick, Grain and Pr 1 tions.Eto.\u2018 2to3ochckp m.832 ply to Mr.Gunn, 22° Ropery st.Point £ St.Charles.cs 802 \u2019Squire Tapley, as he is familiarly styled until 1877, when the partnershi vas dis.,brripome 8 REPORT, Mondas, Ap211 16, Jo.WwW TANTED\u2014 GARDES ER.AFPLY AT NO.BT.\\ TANTED_BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WORK GONE TO LET.DOGBLE ANDSINGLE To by everybody, his been before the public solved and he formed a firm With the Hon.rgoes off coast, wheal.steanils h Francois Xavier strect = NAN iT A otany kind by the day.Apply No.4 in rear 2 38 I with or without board, with all modern conveu- 659 te 645 Craig Street æ3 80 long in an official capacity that he is W- We Lynch, Q os and Mr.Geo.G.Fos- Sidiae nil.Cargoes on passage an and forehibment.n INV ANTEDCAN ACTIVE YOUNG exanderst, ~~ _ \u2014 CR tences.044 Dor-hezter st.° A - ida.ter.e retired from © practice + wbeat maize, y w a fair 0 W Ds tot a fes epociitiee Ab br dercèr e ur WASTED.DE A Gs Bn iE PAY, oi Rooys sr NICE FRONT BEDROOMS, FURNISH \u2019 known far and hd ide, and is not less wide fession upoh being appointed a judge of Mark Lane English and foreign whoat, qui Lecit orders tor » few fpocinticd.aa id so private familea.Address 48 Mance.i Le sa Lo 5 \u2014 \u2014- ly respected: The venerable ox magis- the Superior Court in 2 ovember last.In Am.and Danubian maize, turn easier.Huglish ing expe ence and giving refe! Ba ANTED-BY A, RESPECTABLE by OMAN.ROS IAROE DovELE ROOM, ON BATHRCON : trate was recently brought to d \"Archibald appointed lecturer aud Am.flour, o vers litle demand, yh mine Wan A WHOLESALE FIRM.4 WO- 438 Antaing street._ ___ 83 om onsame fiat net May.vis nine inner CUT OUT , door, and the secret of his pomplete res- > minal law in McGill University and ery.Liverpool wheat spot, Cheaper to sell.Do wan over oer trent fe.with business qualifica- Ÿ jANTED\u2014BY À STEAMFITTER WILLING TO 105 Manstold et.toration to health isa matter of interest in 1880 he was made professor of criminal , more demand, at tho éoctine.Mixed Vint a AGENTS NOW.HIGHEST SALARY suri erie | boter and dal repair bo rng, can Ro MÉUESISHED SINGLE FROST THIS COUPON and importance to men and women every- law in the same institution.In 1857, here malse, = ud.Candlisn uses, 4s 3 1d.inn N od mane iy nurses cook Oem et gras oes IXDUE FT latest reer, of oar Mame where.It having Seen ame of Hawk, BEY ana at the same time the distinc- Last week, 2300 qre.Do & continent, Dm are wuannte EO Cra VV ARTED-BY 50 STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS ROOMS WELL - I .restoration was due © use -12 Last week, 10,000 gra Ne xxage to Uni utes Write E O.Graham, Nurserymen, Togontos À Pan pert rails oF es ot rerdeniug, sation ss Sn conveniences: & ait FUR HED Tee au ARR with ee for a ars n and sto h and Hawk- by on of & on \u201cwas as conferred (POD him Kin Sores wig four 3 JEL urs.yre.last = sexton, brooks st jauñeters power, ¢ John Sun r r as, FATED A HOUSEMAID, APPLY\" ar 7 Oboe.s2 ving drame body.six| ex's liver bills, a CE o un reporté ected alderman of 8 Antoine Ward.ook.A.- Om pass To continent.wheat.Ww Durocher at.forenoon or evening.ASTED \u2014'BY \u201c& RESPECTABLE WOMAN, OOM A NICK .4 neanered i Ma- care.He was heartily BA k, 1.167000 are.Do.maize.st forencon or ovening ___ #3 Ooh fall oe parka! Bordes moving in 16 inches high, in polished Ma- inves he asie At wee jANTED -COACBMAN.MUST BE ACCUS work by tha day.Anply 41 Laton .mT Bb tod Tapley, who spoke 156.000 are.Loat mock.i 40.0 homes, willing to make bi BAT.HOUSEWOÉE - logany case .greete nn aple po q we senda tach RE war 330 CN 82 m V RSED-VORE NV SRE TRE DAY, HOUSE NS\u201410 - @ MoGILL COLLEGE AVE.us armee tripiet objec, F cely of the case.Tt was absolutely true, LIVERPOOL i.1RST PRICLA Cornet, Arp 16 1894 15 Cote Road.diameters, §.h d the case could not be put too sd a sd .»d.TE] ANTED-BY A RESPOEA ABLE WoL \u2014 EDIDLE FOENT ni S © said, an wheat bl 1008 Pork.at a 5% (VASTE woMAN TO DO WASHING FOR WANTED! ousecleaning or washing by the dag Avi oi Ro su LT SELENDIDLE FUI for catle \u2014 strongly, shat Hawker's JDerve aad stom.Red Vimar du tes 03 0% Lant na Qu 8 aburbs preferred.\u201d_ Ayniy at 110 81.Matthewst.833 se Felix at KE men.\"Av 46 Berri street.ach tonic and Hawker\u2019s liver pi No.1 Cala, cog, 2 wn GANTED-GLASS Hi REVELLERS.APPLY A ANTED\u2014BY ACTIVE YOUNG MAX, A SITUA: OOM -ON IST MAY, 3 OR 3 UNFURNISHED H .& Co red him to health and vigor from n Nol Cala, 00 00 8 Tallow, Bt wo ÿ NY mar ai Ca.BC S ee er fe roue Am ARS se modern boise, reo.Addre rase Q Sh arrisen > Sato = that it od both him Peux df 000 (heu BEBO y & Som, 1 bE.A rious - 6 JANTED D ATGÉNERAL SERVAST ¥ FOR A A pa #3 w rocker amity Private: po children.a OPTICLANS, 50 66 : Stef 0 hee .t 253 Bt.DE jANTED-BY \u201cRESPECTABLE YOURG WO- sraz : self and Lis friends the greatest anxiety.took Market.WAS an AT SE are 2 \"a SE: Tork of.ang kind Ly day or week.Adlrem OUX PLEXRENT C5 TORTABLE LC ANRE 258 St.Ja st.LLoss of appetite, weakness, nervous prus- Niger Sorin © O'Brien report the Lon- WE ERR | WE Can RE | RTE M aacr os TU | pi St Ee oes TT ond RS Gums pare, between 10 and 1 oclodt, aoû io tho gre.| or having.» crperiepce and «praking both Ro LARGE BOOM SUITABLE = ing down a Prices valent ing; city ruferences.BI ee ES oO a home Apply 213 3e.Urbain st.ES, or trro çentiemen.53 : 2.FOR SALE.\"| were, in brief,\u2019 the symptoms; but Stocks.- es.Equ ANTED- GIR], AS GENERAL BERVANT.NO ° 89 1 [) COME AN - the , had all vanished under the ip: Atchison.; W washing.Plain cooking.634 Notre Dame st.Tr AGÉR on LV atitrse _ y Can.Pac., 1 Co 833 been oro roses Pots Fone Reon \u2014T0 LET.RRIGHT FRONT ROOM ON R SALÉ-FOR THE MILLION, KILN-DRIED fluence of these wonderful resto- Erie, eT I nu TANTED_A NURSE, WILLING TO ABSIST | by boikkeeper, thar barnes hours ta 6 TU bathroom fiat.Por gentleman.8Plsteauat.882 JOR SALECTOR TER MULLION.FOLEDRIES | remedies.He began to take Hao Tei.EE 8) with housewerk and to go to oy Tor Mery for for cagpement, wa asks E: En ra, and Spanish.KE OOMS-?LARGE DOUBLE Foong, SUTTAELE $1.75 mill blocks, $1.Soper load J.C.Masia \"i * Hawker\u2019s nerve and stomach tonic and 9 Louis uy 1 le & ! N., a 1 Most bare good cliyrefannoss.Avy £83 FOR FIRSTGLA = t Bora with good board.Terma Be rar St Janes and © ve Von SALE.at ok Hawker\u2019s liver pills, and withina week North.ai a ANTEU \u2014 SHrUATioND FOR FIRSTCLA ste.Cothcart : BE SALE BRIC t Nord! F = * 2 i LV ANTED-A GOOD DEFSSMARER ALG AN VWARTEL housemaids, nurses, general OUMS- TWO UNFURNISHED ROUNS SCIT- Ford ots.Apply to D.G.Loomis & Soms, Sher- after beginning their use he was frequen M.Centre a d rer a TN ahuly \u20ac Miss McClymont, ol servants.Rew Resists of fêce, 47 BL \u2018Antoine x IN R bnbie for light housekeeping: not moving io Ma Ar a brooke, P.Q., = HERE AC.ly stopped _ on the streets and asked the gut & W estern, ï 1 1 2 : NTED\u2014ANY ONE WANTING AN AGENTO À SALE-UKE COCK AN BLA hange in his .\u20ac: WARTED-YOUNG MAN AS WAITER UT ANTED ANY in Newfoundland can write ta Joon \u2014 VERÿ DÉSIRABLE FURNISHED ted, pure cablbiticn Game, In fine condition: layine secret of the marvellous T age in en- A \u201d si a Yee il reeommonded and willing to make him: pina Box.\u201d Pirssant street, St.Johns.Newfoundisnd miltable for Mght housekeeping: ¢ every day.Apply 5340 Notre Dame st.{¢_| manner and appearance.To all at nion | ac 153 18 VE TE A eines and mary Si area not taken Bt.dar | ee CE B SALE-PARTITIONS ABOUT 50 FEET HARD quiries he bad butone answer : Hawker\u2019 8 bash Pr.a er = ND HOUSECLEANING JR OOM\u2014TO LET: NEWLY FURKISIIED ROOM, wood partitions and door, nicels panelled and a a st sh tonic and Hawkers \u2014_\u2014 .ete d 106.HL Kawlin ins, Box Sherbrooke, Qu ANTED_WASHING AN R abast erve snd \u2018stomach MR.CHARLES J.FLEET.t the right kind, taken vs : by the day.Apply 380 Rachel st.Dei or without board, gas, hot and cold water.635 611.hen.x pls St.James st iracle.A little medicine of the rig ind Cc ITANTED-A YOUNG LAD AS OFFICE Bo.Ÿ WASTED ~BY A RESPECTABLE SAAR 83 ALE\u2014TWO STLEL TUBUL R BOILERS, liver bi ills had wrought the oo irac e, Mr.Charles J.Fleet was born in Mont- at the right time, is invaluable.That ho can write good hand ork Da the dur, house cleaning, ofices or stores.Rous & SMALL FAMILY vire NO CHIL ES 38 foohes by 1er.Both are in drat class con After having used abont cight es forty two ÿ He received his means Carter's Little Liver l\u2019ills, and take sacoded, Apply ows rum ingot S048.\u201d Fran oh oon Address \"A 2180.STARK office 21 drome, ne a office.2 boca » doctor.a appris to Géoarer à Brown, 1 su dries Shana on at- tonic and two boxes of pills at a cost.of real forty- at the Hi School and Mein them now.EAE TES KT ROO BATREC 873 only 84.50, \"Squire Tapley declares him- It ted B.A> and B.C.Er Goo \u2014 E FR TH wat &3 » ; ç Universit .e gradua .VANTER AN OFFICE SOL ATOUT IE o0p D BUSINESS CHANCES.Rats LARGE, vale Ponte ge ee a = Sage FOE SALK-BEAUTIFUL CUILIE DOG TUTTY.gelf a new man.His appetite returned, Lin 1878, He was the valedictorian of his ROOMS Ww ANTED.Avply IN Commissioners sireet.2 0S hid ee Mountain and Gucci B® = SINGLE Tomb impor champion The Sai rare the his sleep restful and refreshing, and he year and waa for several earn resident of AAA I ANTÉD\u2014AN ASSISTANT) FOR CARPET DE.R SALE \u2014- JOS.PAQUETTE.WELL ESTAB- T3 Cows FuRsisn AN champiso \u201cChristopher.\u201d Box 115, Cote St.An- feela thoroughly renewe invigora ihe Graduates\u2019 Society.Mr.Fleet has been NTED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROCNS, WITH 1 rent Heory & N E Hamilton, St James Peine manufacture oof door ands sashes, in mat VAE rooms, with or without bosrd.156 Mansfield =, id ph \u201d ey = retiens np n iy an clokely connedted with M Gill University V er ithe: NFU ponte a Leo \u2018panied RANT Jou Paquette, cor CE RNISHED PARLOR JOR, BALE \u2014 LARGE STOCK SOOTC .these statements freely,\u201d matters for many s.He entered the | compia = ocalit aL Torms modera: TANTED\u2014 GIRLS TO WORK AT TUFMSG UF Jos.Paquette, corner Craig and Lacroix sta.COMS\u2014 HI LLY FU.SHED PA rp binds; also fow German, well mated Apply You may use these , 9 and A \u201c¥ 2142.STAR office.Ll WAL -_Avpjy 190 McGill st, 91 BE SALE\u2014 HOTELS, SALOONS, FRUIT, CON.RS ono on bathroom flat, at 66 Vict letras becweon Sand 3 p.m.Pal Deaja, 3151 Notre Deme.said \u2019Squire Tapley to the reporter : \u201c\u201cI law firm of Messrs.a.Robertson on Jz Bar.WAT pire MARRIED COUPLE.N RO CHI \\ FANTED- i Be WILLING TO_DO_LIGHT feetionery, cigar etores, fortes and sll other busi Ti 886 feel that! ought to \u2018recommend Hawker\u2019s the same year ded by the Gra: dren, furnished room, smali Cning room, Xt with V housework, Apily in the eve:ing, 78 St.Matthew nesses; house stores to let.Harrie, Mis 8.Ostberine UM COMFORTABLY FURNISHED FRO! SALE_EGGS FOR HATCHING, FROM SE ht and Hawkers Mr.Fleet was recomniende use of kite State terms und localits, to Fa 891 ctreet.8e th erery convenience and home comforte: Fin Wyaudottes; prize\u2019 winners.Address 'N, nerve and stomach tonic duates\u2019 Society of McGlil for the} position of &yar ofice.W FATED TRY\u201d WHOLESALE HARDWADE OR R SALE-LICENSE, LEAVE RCE OLD ovine an.No students need apply.niversity 1841,\" Bran office 83 | liver pills, and I am doing it every day.Governor of the University, to, which the Ÿ ARTE LN THR FNEDENÇRE, ROOM og, A Ar, à youd TAD, ax office clerk und traveller.restaumant in th Adress OCHS FRR MAY Frias mies NORSALE A ÉRESTRERIAGE IN FIRSTCLASS M of my friends are using them on my Board nominated him on Satur ay.ress ec ge ol.Must have Chofough knowledge vi the business,ong apesk- 1403 STAR office.893 Jaw OOMS-FIRET WEEK IN MAY, FURNISHED ier.14 Plateau street, any.% 0 = EDIATELY, TWO WELL FUR- Lt French and English preferred.Address \u201cX S| Jour SALE-ONE OF THE BRST FRUIT AND os (singe © or en Futak central, quiet sieved, fam.ALE HUTS ote FORK CRE GE.recommendation.In fact, I consider \u2014_\u2014 WwW ANTED- IMME HATELY, T on WELL TUR.BIAR offer._ _ .confectionery stores on Kt James st.; will sell che diy ot two oT Bran othe ®6_ KW ta.belroom set.cak dbuirg table RE these remedies the best in the world.two gentlemen.price, to À.2172,\u201d Brax office.FANTHDA VOT STATI AS TERTRAR SEE | parts lary oi.Sires PAR ir office.ROVE NICELY FURNISHED LARGE ROOM | pou kine ood mal stoves ee Gen beim noraings Fellow sufferer, here is encouragement FINANCE AND COMMERCE, - \\ vaut, three in family, no washing.45 Sbuter st.QUK SALE-RESTAURANT AND LICENS \u201cix bathroom fat: Mio single robm.gas, hot water 92 Lt 45 Hutehlses st 8 2 r ch ANTE D_IWQ FURNIFHED ROOMS FOR ' : 81 F centre of city.vod slonl Address Aa Ser Pri y.) 03 RB SATE EIGTCLE COM CONT, LIGHT ROADSTER.for ycu.Hawkers nerve and stoma Ww SELS PURNIFHE ou de.with ons VANTER \u2014 EXPLRIENCED DINING RUOM Star.otfce.R° A TURNED ROOM TO TE, WITH OR OR FoR wood ne none Ti a re tonic is a perfect nerve restorer and in- WHOLESALE MARKETS.tittle bore Addreen RR.SAR a il \\ irl.also 8 chat wribaul, accustomed to mis a Pr TALE MILK ROUND, WINTER AND Sou Ho out toard.No.4 Lewis avenue, Cote te real 1 vigorator, and bloud and flesh-builder, ns MONTREA = XTANTED-BY MARRIED CO UP TRS TWO UN talle, at Avenue House, 17 McGill rms.SER.me varie complete | Cheap to cash purchaser Ad- FRNISHED Ou F2 PARLOR JOR SALE BICYCLE.RUDGE TIGHT ROADSTER.well as a valuable stomach tonic and aid \u2014-\u2014 - fornished rooms for lab: nourrie pate 2 = i AR Of ROG: early rain.Tine mi y ET ps FRE go ; io dat fort Lt Mar: As Osborne detachable tires, sesciy sew.Anolz to #0 to digestion.It isa certain cure when i h = f importance in the lon! us Tan offs 1 ; 0.00 th.ne at ! \u2014 = NE OF = s no © an of i \u2014 Boning; wages 10.0 per non atoine st.PROPERTY FOR SALE ETC, Rex CONC A VERY FINE ROOM, Go, FOR 0; Bor Two rade and oon AE IY GUEAR faithfully nsed for ail diseases | ine There ir no 1gc importance | mod HOUSES WANTED Me NUE RO ARE DOS FERC Apes Hens nA Kr jee ICTIE paired dinestion, an seipoyertahed or im.Frrisuoteine demand a nsdr nice Monit ERE Tully, whem nurse in ent, no ng.Hy OOM \u2014 A 2 Pict Europe parts, paire: s = wheat on a; « s + PAIN NL with reforeuces.5% Guy street, opp.Re a à Forsaie on TOLET, A FIRST CLASSISTORY R for married couple or gentleman.Union i pe Aires ie dade in in 2 pa: paris, New cw Gallary of of British Art, in pare stats of the blood, such as nervous- thy w ith h Testorn Tnarkete.ye uote whines to.Wa NTED-FOR 15TH AUGUST, SMALL UPPER x : tabling 40 parts, Art astres of Englan 1 parts, : .: as ows: ©.ani \\ tral, tor Address *P W | ANTED A YOUNG GTHL 1OR THE STORE nn fiches and in eon of house: tor acid | GOMA\u20147%; SHERBROOKE ST.ABOUT MAY 187, Turner Quliery, 103 Steel Flute Fo patine po Less, weakness, nervous headache.Sleep- to Moc: No.3 do do, 760 to 76c; corn.duty paid, id, ele yer gonemeptor faticontral, up taxa.= to gu mestages: good references.Apply 23 8c jocated at 18 Forier st, Point dt.Charles.For hares nicely furnished bed end slttingroom, acroes front Journal, 189 and 1391, and ex lessness, neuralgia, partial paralysis, to 6lc: pens, per 8 Ibs.Gre to CSc; oats, 3 A SrancE FAMILY OF SADUDTA SMALL Lasrencost.rr SL particulars appiy Rom 37 Imperial Building.440 of house; meals if requirdd.Be Van fo dn Vitus\u2019 dance, lose of memory, loss of ap- Ibe., 40c to 1c: rye, sie.to 5; barley, teed, Sicto WwW: | fumishe] house or fae, pice Deighton Re: | TANT EDMAN OR BOY FOR GENERAL WORK DUR SALE- (CHOICE PROPERTY, £ ST0 STORY COT- OOS 8 TO LET, THREE UNFURNISHED JOR BALE_NO.§ JEWEL RANGE IN ¥ Fiuar 1 hysteria, and the pros.4e: \u2018do altérer 26 to sic.night À \u2018aan Ml partie BC.OL auront kitchen (a hustler Apply at Mer- Fo class order, grod ns now, pri hot water atach- petite, « yspepsia, ys a î restau pri 1 ave, $ rvorne, b.and w.«, large collar, beat loca- rooms, on St.Antoine mt, west of Mountain \u201cav ta} also Shr.\u201cZTI4A Be.Catherine ot.@ 1 11 IV nerve farcnces End.Poet Offre.chant ante Tach Roxie 3¢ Hospitals, ~~ 891 tion i se Heniy: will sell for cost pce.Address \u201cV 14a Arayle avenue.633 | ments; t.> .trating cffects of la grippe or any Flour.WaT i i Fo pean eo EEE AWAY ERLE vu Rex PM ab TABLE AVE FE SALE FIXTURES.ERLE oh now weakness of heart or brain arising from The local demand is steady and fairly good for FURNISHED HOUSES, WANTED i TN ry > > mnter, mirror, gas nil clof eitaer .e from Mili Roches peading troubie.By re oh ALFA n Shortiooks Cg har ABOUT | AN po and a fares uatarashed room.Apply 47 en blocus soparatelÿ.Adres of Apply 1615 Notre Dame worry, overstrain of mind or body, or the season, while outaldo ncreaso nk deradls AA Ac _.YVANTEE, \u201cA SMART HOY.ALEX.NELSON & & brick and sandstone front, extension kitchen, cement 5pM- FIRST CLARS FURNISHED TG FURNISHED ROOM T0 AF excesses of any nature.within n very short time.Values Aro stend V TANTED- FOR SUMMER, MONTHS.À A ATOR ©o.hatters and furricrs, 107 Newry at.By L : ani in opter, Bandsomel éiplahed; mantels i in ab od RP\" 135 Champ de Marx st., near City Hall 5 minutes fre TALL ALE-AT D ee ZO] - Hawker's tonic is especially adapted to and firm all round.We quote: Patent spring ne uw dot Bee a - Dine, i War BA SMA ience.Rasy, terme: For fall particu.rom Post Offes.AT A BA oT the diseases peculiar to women, giving $okto $375; patont winter, $300 to $350; atraig v _ \"bly to doh stre with every conven OOM.FURNISHED.&! BUITABLE FOR MARRIED R BALE EAT BARGAIN, A \u201cSAFETY ler, 05 to 93 16; oxtra, $2 te 2 90; supor- CARTED TAN HD a Te Ce die Brow \"a 81, Cuiberion ui Ris with uso af tthe.quiet hours Agimer Fade hia, ball Sern all thriugh 1 bn.cushion tone to the nd body, and strencth to the Hine, 83 00 to 82 75; nirong bakers, 33 0 to $530.| WANTED TO BORROW.Carew: hy p et.¥I5 cab.À T_T rn NT 0 - panne ety a ph Ge Ea si om AND SINGIE EY SUITE OR R SALE-CHOICE BEATS Fo EL ARE Blood, \u201crestoring the bloom of health to | batter ter.it ut _important \"VV ANTED\u2014 \u201cTo: BORROW, so For | IRAR.Apply teoveen a £ t large parior bedroom, vi wate goers marke a 0! > curitg.dress \\CANT » A NÜKSE.GOOD WAGES.APPLY HORSES AND CARRIAGES, ET 61 pe ep oR Tel orig Bie sed two for Wednesday eT the pale and delicate.d of all change.\u201cGeta stock continues rather scarce far uy nel Boum omer.1 food wecuniay 203 WATS ately.S32 Bieury at.i ~~ Seated 00M \u2014 NICE NICE OOH, SEwLY FURNTSHED: OR SAT ALE-NINORCA POULTRY.cOoK 4 AND These remedies can be obtained o the demand, and prices keep fairly firm on small 4 TANTED TA GIRL GENERAL WORK.APPLY wax, bath and hot water.\u201c784 Ok SALI a prige stock.AddEa BT druggists and dealers, price as follows: joie.À few small lots of new dairy and cream.MONEY To LOAN \\ la ween 1a mo.aud T2a ml, C.POR SY ock Yard R SALE-DARK BROWN (MARE, A Coy 33 OOM_FURNIBUFD TO LET, Ata.LI herd, price stock.Ad a = \u201c| tonic fifty Cents a bottle, or six bottles ery have been taken at outside fixures for reta * Here, TIo-hoists Ayply_at 33) Prince Arthu * 83 ore convenience: terms mudcrate.Apply 14; Maps: Tou R SALE A SM ALT CGORING 81 STOVE IN IPE onic, trade.Low grades are in good supply.Quota-.] ~~ ~~ ANTED A YOUNG GIRE AS GENERAL wo AT A BARC! Xi > NICE _IRUVING Reld at 7 : »é fect orien, burn coal or wood, chewy for ah.Ad for $2.50; ; pills, twenty-five cents.m1 tions to-day rane as follows: Creamery, 2c to $34 40 AND samo THESE SUMB TO LOAN W van, who caù Ge plain cusking, Apriy 13 Belmont n fant Lugs, In goad order, will # I! sey ar- DUNE WIDOW \u2014 LADY\u201d HAVING TAKEN Grom \u201cA 2105, = ¥ Tic; Towns dairy.Tie ze to Be Western dairice, y = went IA.street 891 ._ Als one set double harness for hes f larger house than ueceanary.would like to rent 4 Fos BALE\u2014BABIES \u20ac CARRI AGES, PLUSH TRIX- = © E .20c fo 23; wo rPien aldrese parte Fin vi 200 Dorchenter ANTED- A THOROUGHLY RESPEUTABLE .English make.À __Apyly at comen 823 or rooms furnished unfurnished Suitable.for med ET, vatqut martie top in, end, 96 gas sicue, WANTED TO PURCHAS shards, WwW \u201cyoung girl about sixtest, (Protestant) as nurse OR SALE M RUGGIES, NIRADO, GU 0, CON- Unchelor's quarters.No uildren, Loca pi Ent bookeasss, 3 bockahelves, ide boncd.Go as A AAA Rms PIP \u2014 to sea dian, cansl ep nt home i8 desinal.38 Crescent cord, covered vehicles Fumi sireet.Vagancy lt May.Address \u201cY.33\" STAR Juiloch safe.chairs, etc.1808 Arthwr.- ANTEDTO PURCHASE LADIES AND GENTS The macket is liberally supplied with fresh ar 82) al site.Repairs prompts abd well done® © fiom lee SALE THEY QUEAP.À FIEST CLASS VW ANTERTO PURCBASE LADIES AND GENTA stock, and receipts aro increasing.The demand (CANTER TE RA 1 SERVANT RE- 222 Cadicux «rect.R GOM_STRCLE FURNISHED Re Fous « OT ov ty Sh Coy mae cage hardremety carved = pray eiemind to, tn Jaco® Sores &7 Craig et, i fairly active, but prices are o shade easier.i - ; WATT, A Cuy Councillors st.891 LEA LIGHT Cov ERED EXPE ss w WAG AU at: terms #7, next to Arcade Cafo, 216381.8.Cather.Ary.en me © GF EAR.Corby = CH ranging from 10} to lic for new laid exgs.Held RR TANT a on 3 3 N C.on.most nest Di\u2026y to Mr.Goyette, Notre 4 ALE\u2014CHÉA P, FEW TO! a \u2014 5 Ib FOR ÊLEAX is quotad at\u201d to $c and limed Lo as .W a bir Sienant, mon Ue a on a ÂLE-SECONDHAN frac: Re ont dat sistas toe lone Tonackespin GTA ER Rock fowls, choles stock.Arps, 6 Ws Ses ARE pis A ch or or thy for- = Of Caledonia Springs \u201cà s AND VON.ing or ; angnages D.Wat t.* ! ici ; Ww ASTE ha SF wine JRL.SPEAKING] por Can bt seen at A Jenning, Sing st A Mater & moving In Muy.274 Guy street.03 hpi ANTED Se re PRICES PAID FOR chle crollowing were the receipts posted on sre standard Medicinal waters, eS ELE Co.Motil ot.83 Rome -DOUBLE AND sINCLE E0GN WELL BOARD.WANTED ua hand clothing, 131 Crags.@1.GTR CPR Sold everywhere by the peut SCRAR, 4 IV ANTED- HOLSE_IN EXCHANGE À PART furniahed, family private; no: moving tn Nw.17B AISNE LA = ORSF, FOWER.\"4 D etc.and \u2019 a i ANTED\u2014-WATER MOTOR, 4 «Ho RSE, TO Grocers, Hotels, ; or EE = \\ payment fora choive 5 Ould le lot a gi pie saddle st Ehilip rt ss Beane MIWA.LADIES SICK NURSE, Ww NEED IA os Sraiths « bush., i\" \u2014 TS, C Cnn SET | or inivibe horse.Ados B 95 AR board Food running order.8.Buras, Smitt Pons 12% Ly 1 tendagce; strictly private.\u201d Terms moderate.187 Ca- Falls, Ont.5m bush.ne \u2014_\u2014 & oO ; (5005 GENERAL LOST.BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED, des, below Sh Catherine.210.VVANTED_\u2014 #6 PRET OF SHAËT, TI5I6 INCH PES au 265 Chas.Gurd oy ne ATT SORE A Aro nn rrr BORD RRO KD TTT TORE wr o 1h drop once So Ashes, Bhi.\u2014 \"™ |89 to 43 JURORS ST.NTAN (RD TAN ERRAND Fox, AT GO SOTKE | A nor ~ street, frs: clave every 22 -\u2014 \u2018 5 .an - * * 7\" W Dame el Ti 1! Le + A EUESE CONTAINING RITE Wh ANTRD-\u2014 AY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, ROOM beating: reivete; no children Gory rg in hay.PUPILS WANTED.faved pkgs., 12 195 z Wa ANTRD_ FUSING VOUNG MAN 10 BOL |) les em : Passe ulintifedsnd finder A VW board in im iste vicinity af dgreil Ux Ttock UE FRANGUT AE TADIER '.Cheese.boxes, \u2014 vit orders for gas wr ros and Loin io fax TREES lenving if at in NTA offi m vastes pr 3 Dill, St.Henri.Addgess \u201c8 00,\u201d dir Bras ape TRAN COIR, Dies CANAL YA AAA Ew.cascs, to = 188 2 n Cameras Sumo zt bogy SS Lesa Tr Jost.oN an CATHERINE AT.SATÜRDAŸ Ÿ ANTRD- AN LONGUE RY AND.BOARD, a ur * Juperior strictly perute.* Terms moderate.ANTED-PUPILS PREPARED FOR EXAMI.Am.Secon, b inl i.emo! , wa TR XA TXEAT.MODY GENERAL SE 4 aterncon.a dismaond ard arbi bracelet.Finder or geotlemad ard wife.Address acating TéAt Dominique st.tia J.8 periegond tutor.Motil, = Fhuned i Co vant fos asl family.Apply 3 Mucklugiae will be ic#ardc at Queten Bank, Flace d'A |, and terna to *X 2104\u201d STAR office.or SDE AND RIE FORT ATa0 Addrevs \u201cN18\u201d STan o 2 ro Kodak Cameras greta ne tody vel moa es Be th oe Donnie: on hs mrer- \\{7ANTED SHORTHA ANS TYPEWRTNS Leather, ro 104 ™ : j .; FANTLuU\u201c Sais ON à HOY, oN LY THosË AC IX 8 | OsT- ON Si INST.RMALL Gla KANDTAN FTANTED-RY A YOUNG LADY TEPTOVED ip wt ible board, #6 Ww RE ds abd ecesing .Raw hides, 5 ~~.Ri = À .inmed o horas peed apply.Jol why Lorigan.IK ner please ret retin to 239 Mourn street auring the ar room snd boerl, kot ore than A5 TONE FOR LAINES DURISG M3 Bt.Catherine.hire x Sa 5 # eu Tripod Cameras, Notre ama 3t 8 1» i anil be rd \"891 |e mingrer\u2019 walk from Phillips square.Address x an.Boa NiNG, Fok LADIES DU] thot pie Rp a 2 Wh Ob 1 a Wal, VGIRE To AIVOL CUfTON- AS \"O#FC A ELAGR AND TAN POG.ANSWERS hh Srak [FYCMNISEED EGON.WITH Be.adios Doctress 131 Calin - LESSONS WANTED, High wines, bbls., \u2014 \u2014AT- .ply top tat, 37 wi iy am ES PENTANCHOUR 4 name of vire de.\u201d Revard to dnder at La x NT PAN SFEUNNISERD I ROO M.WITH 7 AAA AAA © AUTRE po - .; ADY, EXPER annchetiere stree Lt re table at, GOOD BOARD AND COMFORT ANTRD- TO LRARNATONCE.AQU orse Mark 1680-9 Wa line 2 ous, ote Who speaks French OST {0 REWARD: (OFTFOLID CONTAIN: beiow Dorchester a Address Her.Meredith À SE Oho at @aierate terme, af 1422 Ontario st.between Ww method of ?; alao à Joc man- The roceipts Of horses at the Montreal Horse HEARN & HARRISON, Notre Dame.fie nt nine SALLE\" aE Rote ETES re | Lu ing bills, Setvrees Frase- Ipatieuter Dorehe Rer, Fap- 19.Liacoin \u20ac ==\u2014 A: Denisa: St.Havent as ulnctring business.Address \u201cTF 1663,\" Cr tae Ee roce aint St Charles.for re one 3 NE een of Morag avoue 5 | ie tea, Stns teeing.Rerum Fo Rata: BOARD WANTED.Ras \u2014 \u201cMRS BEARL -TAÔTES DôcTRESS.LE Te A AE re LE Ce TE pre * \u2014\u2014 \u201cA - ! « eamtoi _ Te > , IY .3 AY TEDLA id GDER AF ig 1 = AAA : ance.also Traded ae hort oh home, 195 dinergo PARTNERS | WANTED Ing week att for SER, ce a op \" period rime pi FOUND.y 8810 AAA mm a AAA am, ASS à far salon > never nu r .; .and shipraent.1 Avy receipts ° 3 AN dh ns o a; JULIE TOR COOL oa | AR four bao oe ma pernte RES ASE RARE ToT 3 AND com ANTES: ARE RELIABLE PARTNER, WITH A heu fe au hese tables during the week sr see re vrais, Vho waulf + wuling Lo vo to Minneapotie vend Foon SMALL PATCH ON BT.CATJHERIK ie a AP, near water.where 2 320 \u2014AND LARDE DOUBLE WOOME, WELL work ta p drat class outre Shomeend dollars \"x nM\" era FC trad e were! The a \" a CL.ESMOUEN.oarmeut.wares.Apply vith cefarenc sax 10 7 Moriand avenne, ot ®.Owner can 1 by callng at 156 MÉGIN st.Bran office.1 : at pres renging from §35 te $300.We .8 Mastin, above St.Antoine vs »1 as pe, Auot 268 St.Douis 0, RE olden.; y A \u2019 / ?\u2019 ; bY id ; - .< .oy .= .' wo ded a BR ¥ | «oi irr?ve fii eden io bie en fm Karol i PS re pa ei Bi pik \u2019 \u2018 \u2019 owes ; bo , en eu Et ste zl.a ; de id °.- \u2014 | CHRISTIANITY FOR TO-DAY.THE REV.DR.HERRON ON WHAT CHRISTIANITY SHOULD BE.Selfish Life of Selfish Satisfaction Condemned hy Christ \u2014 The Christian Democracy Sunday's Sermons.The Nav.feorge Herron.D.D, x man of somewhat over thirty years of age, with pale, studious face, earrest.dark eyes, and slight fizure.whose coming to this city has Leen looked forward to for some time, aus introduced yesterday morning by the Rev.J.B.Silcox, in Emmanuel! Church! to a very iarge congregution.Mr.Silcox said, when introdurinz the doctor: \u201cI am very glad to welcome to aur church our brother, wha comes to us tn speak to us of things of vital importance.There is a movement on foot, humanity is feeling the touch of God, it is seeking to rise, to tind out what the true meaning of Christianity is.There is a desire to sec a better pool of the King: Cora of Christ than has vet bepn seen.Some are looking for it in une way, others in another, We welcome our brother in the name of Christ, in the name of those who have toiled and been oppressed, who, as George Macdonald says, are erying oui from all over the world: \u2018Lift me up! Lift me up!\u201d Dir.Herron's delivery was clear_and easy.and the serinon an unusually strong - and impressive one.\"Hig subject was \u201cThe Christianity for to-day.\u201d The text was taken {rym the seventeenth chapter of St.John's Gospel, fourth verse: \u201cI have glori- tied Thee on the carth: I have accomplished the work which Thou gavest me to do.\u201d Ur.Herron said that Jesus lived the only complete human life ever lived upoh this | earth: He came into the world not as the founder of a new religion, not to establish a new mode of worship, but as a revelation of what our human life really is.If we were toundenstand what Christian life was, we must understand through the interpretation of the iife of Christ.If we should measure ihe life of Christ by our common notions of failere and success, both social and religious, it would prave 10 have been a pitiable failure - from beginning to end.The conservators of his own religion characterized him as a falsifler, He divided households; drove people away from their relizious texchers, and rathlessiy beat down the of- thodoxy of His dev.He built no temples, and made no creeds, He taught no system of theology: no system of work; His life was spent amongst the por and the needy, and \u20ac expressed larger hopes for the vile and ignorant than for the strictest observers of religious rites.Ho was denied and forsaken even by His own apostles, sold by the city over which lie lind wept with the anguish of a divine love, and Was at last put to death by the Romaus.So.when He came from the tomb tocall and commission His disciples, Who were few in namber, He | plainiy told them that their mission.would_\u2018 , render them i SOCIAL AND RELIGIOUS OUTCASTS.The will of their Lord would bring them into conflict with the will of the world.csusing them to be hated by all men and rsecuted by all institutions.The will of God and the will of the world was an n- istic: the world would give power, God would give character.The temptation to make His life a fultilment of the will of God and the will of the world was the temptation which Jesus met in the wilderness but Christ saw that either He must fail before the face of the world, or the will of God in man must fail.Christ breasted with the currents of human life; He lived amongst its temptations and its sormws, yet the life of Christ was the most jovous amongst meu.We think of Him as \u201cThe Man of Sorrows,\u201d and yet His life was.the only pertectly Joyous life on the earth, the only \u2018lite ever ruled by the peace of God.*\u201cThe ordinary idea of Christianity, Christianity as commonly lived, an attractive, sel- fixh Christianity, Christianity as we-under- stand it, is not the txue Christian's ideal.It.is a state of life abhorrent to the Gospel.It would, if realized properly, make of every man a social monster.e selfish life of selfish satisfaction is the one that Christ supremely condemned.He who could be content to reap the benefits of that sacrifice of Jesux; he who could le content to receive Heaven through that sacrifice: he who could ha content to be enriched by the Cross; by the wealth of the sacrifice of the centuries, and not give his life to bread and meat to the world: he who could be content to reap the wealth of all moral suffering from the past without making his life an entire sacrifice to the world, without entering into its sins and bearing them away; he who could be so content would be the most infamous and lost of devils, however devout his sentiments, however correct his creeds.The life that seeks sim- ly to get the benefits «of Calvary is the one that is shameless and is the very negation of Christianity.The cross of emption is ouws, and no man knows what that crcss means until his will has been strengthened upon it in the renunciation of himself, in the redemption of the world.He who avoids bearing the burden of his brother's weakness and escapes suffering from the sins of others, HAS COMMITTED NORAL SUICIDE Our crosses are our glory.Now, [know that Christ's ideal of life, based as it is upon the principle of the Cross, accepting the Cross as the law of itsfaithand actions, is not in harmony with'our modern notions of success, it does not accord with our modern systems of business, it is not agreeable to society, a - Led éd Sm Sa te Ne Vz Ne 4 of {10 cent Cigars.>t rg ie .4 | Ne Ne Ne Nl 99 PE wc ats each.Superior to the majority AND BE CONVINCED! DAVIS & SONS.APTN rte ft ape eve on gs es Y APRIL 16 1894, 3 CORINTHIANS DINE.A NEW CANADIAN BASEBALL LEAGUE FORMED, Golf at Quebec- Football Will Boom This Season\u2014An English Chess- player in Town \u2014 Miscel- - Inneous News.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| Quebec.April 16.\u2014 The members of the Quebec Golf Club held their annual meeting on Saturday and elected the following officers: Captain, Mr.J.Hamilton: secretary-treasurer, Major H.Fheppard; committee, W.A.Gritlith, J.Geo Garnoau and W.B.Feott.THE WHEEL.Spokes.ing of the committee of the Wnndorers nated for on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock sharp, at (7 St.Catherine street.The fornial opening of the new club rooin will take place on Wednesday night at the above address, when all membersqare urgently requested to attend.A moat cordial invitation is extended to past tnem- bers.\u201d \u2019 \u2019 The Montreal Bicyele Club had their first ride of the season on Saturday, their destination being Lachine via the Upper [toad and back by the Bower, Twenty-one members turned out.The Y.M.C.A.Bicycle Club had a fine run around the Two Mountains Saturday afterncon.LACROSSE.Between Goals.- The Balmoral Club held their first annual mecting at 23 Balmoral street.when the following officers were vlected for the eusuing term: Provident, D, Cullen: vioe-president, W, Gibbons; second vice-president.J.Cullen: avere- tary.J.Millen; treasurer, =.Lead, jr.Commit- ter -A.Sears, H.Woodiug, H.Villeneuve, G.Jocas.Delegates\u2014 EK.Filtesu, J.Dame, C.Voss.Field captain, W.Johnston, Those desiring to become members of the club are requested to attend next nçetiug.There will be a meeting of the Creacent Lacrosse Club to-night at 1113 Notro' Dime street.Tha players are to meet before the Kencral meeting and elect a captain fur the ensuivg Fear.BASEBALL.A Three-Cornered League.À three-cornered baseball league was formed in the St.Lawrence Hall on Saturday last.embracing the Giranites, of Montreal the Furnhaws aud the Ottawa Club.The Montreal Basebal Club wanted Lo come in, but only one club was allowed from each city, and it was decided to let the Granites represent Montreal.Mr.I'.McCallum represented Ottawa Mr.J.A, Clark was appointed chairman and Mr.Wm.Honeyman secretary of the meeting.Both ntlemen were later elected to permanently til the positions of league general supervisor and chairman and secretary respectively without the privilege of voting.The tlection of à suitable name caused a long (discussion.a It was success- y moved by dir.l'age that the new associa- fully a amed Tho Canadian Baseball League.Messr£ Page, Bell and Shea were appointed a schedule committee, to report at the next geucral meeting, which will be held at St.Lawrence Hall.on \u2018Tuesday evening, April 24th.The matter of appointing umpires is to come up at the next meeting., FOOTBALL.An International Association Match.The following letter is looked upon by local players with great favor: Mr.Frazer-Cricrie -4 SIR,\u2014Having seen jour \u201cad\u201d in the New York World of to-day with regurd to the addrees of the secretary of the As-ucinted Football Association, I take the liberty of auswering the As secretary of the above body, and of the name as ad: .1 naturally thought you had reference Lo the organization which I have the honor to repreeent\u2019 as sccretary.With re- 10 the arranging of gates, our Association would be only too pleased to havo such come oif it the arrangements could only be made.As i will be at the final cup tie for the above Associa tion's challenge cup on Saturday first (Aprii 14), at Fall River, Mass., and the delegates meet there on that date, you would confer a favor by addregeing me there, if sible, so that I coul place \"your comnunication before the Executive Pattee: and I have no doubt whatever but what we can como to a satisfactory agreemen 4 L and have an international game between the | two countries.Give me some idea about the ex- .nses and the prospects of such n game being successful.Hoping to hear from you, l am yours, etc.James HENDERSON, Secretary American Football Association.60?John street, Kearney, N.J.Various Kicks.| \u2018The Thistle were og on Saturday afternoon \u2018s Farm, A Praca, andor supervision of their trainer, Mr.t.C.Clarke.be » The first metch of the reason between the General Hospital and the Druid Clubs was pl on the Abington School ground, Cote St, Antoine, on Saturday, and ended in a win for the Drui The second match of the local Association football series was plaged At Quebec on.Saturda night in the Drill Hall between teams from Batt and the Ninth Voitigcurs, and resul in a victory for the former by two goals to one.There was a very good match played on Saturday aftornoon on the Mohawks\u2019 Grounds, Park avenue, between teams from the Merchants Bank of Halifax and the Mohawks Club.The coed goals the Mohawks auc ed in scoring four to Bank's nothing.AQUATICS.Tho Pointe Claire Boating Club has been | ted incorporetion by the City Council of §iootrmal on petition signed by Robert Meredith, Geo.H Labbe, Edward Archbald, It.King- .re horn, Chas.E.Archbald, J.F.Mackie, D.Kin horn, Gro.W.P, Slessor, Chae.5 .H.Napier, Hardie, J.Vincent Pelletier and A.G.BD.Clax- ton.First Annual Dinher of the Corinthian Sailing Club of Montreal.* Probably the most enjoyable first annual dinner of n club evor held in Montreal was that ven by the Corinthian Sailing Club on Satur- ay evening last in the Queens Hote).Commodore R.Meredith occupied the chat- and about fifty members and guests sat down to a most sumptuous repast and enjoyed an uvening.that will take some time to erasu from their iuemoriss.The room vas ly and artistically decorat with bunting al .C.A.banners and flags and presented a ploture that would arouso the spirit of any yachteman or canoeist, Mr.rchbald's phonograph playod a very im- rtant rt, rendering from time to tlme some of the best instrumental and vocal talent from New York and some of the local talent.The prizes which were presented fou last season *| handsome and the ditfefent winners were voi were J.Paton, who offered the Club another cup for next season, F.McCallum, H, Simms, R.R.Wallace, Chas.Hardie and D.C.8.Miller, Mr.Meredith ably proposed the toast to \"The Queen,\u201d and our \u201cOur Guests and sister clubs\u201d doro White, which was responded to by T.L.Paton, of the M.A.A.A.and J, Davidson, of the St.Lawrence Yacht Club.\u201cThe Press.\u201d pro- ed by J.Ewing, was responded to by Vinceut cllotier, and tho \u201cLadies\u201d was responded to by J.Kinghorn.; ; An the evening wre, on selections wera given by Messrs.Robiasou, Spence, FT, Pawn, I.L.Paton, Johnstoa, Barber and Chadwick, aul were all ablo accompanied by W.R.Spence.Mr.Robinson's imitation of the bagpipe was very realistic and amusing.Messrs, Archha\u2019d s and White's dancing was very woll executed, as was slso Mr.Robinson'a sand ig.Messrs.Archbald and\u201d Napier tork several flash-light photographs, and as the « \"nck struck twelve the merry party dispersed, after singing \u201cGod Save Queer n.The following are thn officers of the clnh: Hon.commodore.W.J.White: con modore.Robt.Meredith; vice-commodore, J.Ewing; rear commodore, C.E.Archbald; purser.D.C.R, Miller; secretary.C.N.Monsarrat: oommittse, .Barlow, T.Y.Foster, A.R.Gwen, F.W, McCallum, A.Irving, B.J.Ambrose, \\W.Rur- nett, W.H.Kavanagh.Broombail; measurers, W.Warren, F.WW, McCallum.Some of those who wore noticed prejent were: R.Meredith.J.Davidson, J.Simmons, W.A.C.Y.Foster, W.Robinson, Geo.Archhald, H.Kinghorn, ¥.How .G.Hardie, 8.Howard.D.Miller, C.John: ston, V.Pelletidr, J.Paton, W.J.White, F.L, Perlow, H.Simms, Appleton, F.W.McCallum.W.Chadwick.wing, H.Divine, RR.R.Wallace, H.Spence.H.Monsarrat, C.Monear- wen, J.Kinghorn, W.Rt.Epence aud zut À R.0 T.Paton.Woird's Sportiik News and Gosaip.William Clearwater and Alfred De Oro finished their pool serios at Cievcland, O., on Saturday.\u2018rand total, Clearwater, 1000; le Oro, 863.Jobn Roberta and W.J.Heall, the billiard shampiona, \u2018began a match of 24,000 up (spot ! at Birmingham on April 2, Heall be bet allowed a start of 9000.The match war finish on Saturday, Score: lleall, 24,000; Roberts, 23.460.The Brookville Amateur Athlctic A=eociation deen organized.with John McLaren, vod ent: W.A.Gilmore, vice-president, nnd W.8.oll treasurer.A ocommittos wa appointed to oanvass the town {or the purpose of Uyprsasing tbe capital stock of tac association to ut in about two hours\u2019, | Foo.Athletic sports are likely to boom in rock ville this summer, pecially in the line of bicycling.lacrosse, base and rowing.The annual general nesting of the Athlstic Club House Company (limited) will be hold fn the M.A.A.Association's building, Mansfield street, on Friday, 3th April, 1896.at 8 p.m., to receive reports last year's elect oftice iw for the ensuing year, and foc the transaction of other business.The Invicta Cricket Club had their first practice of the season on Saturday afternoon on their practice ground, oi Western avenue, Cote St.Antoine, when some hard work was done, \u2018The club hopes to get its members into worki order by the time tho cricketing season apenas.is suggested that secretaries of other clubs should call a mecting to arranze a schedule of saatches for the coming season, and for a league, afr.Ho 1.Holland is president of the invictas, .The opemnyg water polo game of tho season between the Grand Trunk and the strongest team that can be picked froma all the other clubs is sure to draw a large crowd to the Laurentian bath to-night.The presentation of the Canadian championship cup to the Grund Trunks will take lace iminedintely before the game and the boys roi the point nre going to be prosent in large nujubers.\u2018the large number of entries in lhe swimming and diving events ensure closc and excitiug ni=hes.: A large and fashionable crowd attended the dog ahow under the auspices of the Toronto Kennel Club, on Saturday, in Granite Rink.The show is contined\u2019 to Canadian dogs, and there Was à Very gralifyieg entry from fanciers outside of Torontu, whu carried otf a large shage of the trophies.Among the outside competitors were auch well known breeders and exhibitors as M.Barelay, Georgetown: Hay and Alexanders, Windsor; Saunders 1 Mighton, Harris: toi: Andrew Laidlaw, Galt; Geo.Douglas J.A.Spracklin, Woodstock: Joseph Kennedy, Wentworth Kennels; Wm.\u2018Tocher, W.J.Tulk and C.\\Y, Recketts.Hamilton; K.R.McCon- key, of Guelph, and Dr.E.J.{valsh, of Wood- ridge.THE TURF.The Late Marquis of Allesbury.There are several things to remember the dead Marquis of Ailesbury by that is dead.One.is his threat to-drive a coster- monger's cart up into the louse of Lords; another his awful extravagance; another his marriage to Dolly \u2018Tester; another bis enlistment in the Unitedy States marine servide- all hortible.to contemplate from the view point of a British Tory\u2014but worst and wickedest of all, his being ruled off the turf for rascality., His family was ancient enoogh.His father, who never llved to be a Marquis, was called \u201cBuffer,\u201d because he never did anything, good or bad, except tell the most outrageous yarns about his rsonal ex- loits.He died the year \u201cDucks\u201d was porn.His mother married Capt.Henry\u2019 Coventry, and ran away with another man, whom she afterwards married when Cäpt.- Coventry got \u2018a divorce.By the\u2018 way,she an aunt to the Earl of Craven, who niarried Mr.Bradiey-Martin's daugh- Ler, .The aunt of the late Marquis of Ailesbury was Lady Louisa Meux, whom the police of Paris warned out of town, and who was put out of hotels time after time for -scan- dalous behavior.In 1829she - WAS RUBBED OF HER JEWELS and- beaten nearly to death by a professional wrestler of a circus at Neullly.with whom she had become infatuated.lady Mabel Drundell-Bruce, sister of \u201cDucks,\u201d was engaged to be married to Capt.Crosby, of the Welsh Fusileers, but ran away with a bookmaker named Sievier, and married hin on the appointed day, The Marquis of Ailesbury was one of the stock examples that are always cited when people refer to the \u2018\u201cblack sheep\u201d of that distinguished order.His unenviable noto- SI) \\ Tax MARQUIS OF AILESAURY.riety may be said to date back tothe days, tifteen years ago, when he was a schoolboy at Eton.He remained at that institution only a short tine, -but it was long enough to enable him to leave behind a veputation which is even \u2018now very far from being forgotten.Within a very few years after leaving schoo! Lord ABgsbury\u2014then known by the courtesy title of lord Savernake\u2014had made himself one of the most notorious characters in London.He appeared frequently tn the London police courts.His companions were of a low sporting type, and he might be seen almost any day in thelr society in the saloons of Regent street and the Strand.He affected an exceedingly \u201cloud\u201d style of dress in the costermonger style, and a few years back created much consternation among the hereditary legislators of Great Britain by threatening to take his seat in the House of Lords attired in his costermonger\u2019s frock.\" He was of course entitled to a seat in the House as soon as he succeeded to the Marquisate, hut he never appeared to take it.He was, in fact, - OSTRACIZED BY ALL tue reputable sections of society.nnd wonld doubtless have felt ill at eane sitting in the \u201cgilded chamber\u201d among his peers.A marked trait in Lord Savernake's character was his love of music halls, and \u201cDucks,\u201d as his boon companions used familiarly to call him, was thoroughly at home behind the scenes in all the London variety houses.He former! an attachment for Dolly Tester, one of theleading lights of the chorus at the Alhambra and well known also as a singer and coryphée on the beards of a Brighton theatre, \u201cDolly\u201d knew how to Play | er cards well, and one day in 1 Lord Savernake married her and took h home to \u201cThe Hatch,\u201d his place ne Windsor.The bride is described \u2018in t Peerage as \u201cDorothy Julia, eldest daugh of Thomas Haseiy, of Brighton.\u201d Her fathi kept a store in the suburbs of-that fashiof}- able watering place.She is reported have said to him: \u2018\u2018\u2019l\u2019here is but one'door my boudoir\u2014the church door.\u201d After th Marquis éame into the property they made the money go very rapidly.Since 1886 he and she have spent ail the rents, have had tn ««}l Jervaulx Abbey to Sir Cunliffe-Lister for ¥2,350,000.and tried to sell Savernake Forest for $3,750,000 to ford Iveagb.When HIS CREDITORS CAME DOWN upon Lim in Dedmber, 1892, the liabilities wore £345,482, and there was a deficiency of £244,211, of which no account could be wade.The union did not result in perfect happiness, and five years later recourse was had to the divorce court to procure a separation.The corespondents named in the suis were Mr.\u201cAbington,\u201d of racing fame,and Captain Riley, of the Tenth Hussars, A great esclandre was expected and London society\u201d) was on the tiptoe of horrified anticipatio when suddenly it was anpounced that t suit was withdrawn and that an amica settlement had been arrived at, It x raid at the time that the sight of the wea!t accumulated by Lolly during the p-ricd_o their separation, which she had passtd\"on the continent, had induce:l thé i:gured bns- band to \u201cforget and fopgite.\u201d However that may have been, a réconciliation took place and was celabrmted hy a rousing dinner at the Café Royal.Subsequently Lord Ailesbury left his wife and associated with another music hall singer who is well known both in Landon and New York.In 1886, on the death of his grandfather, Lord Savernake became Marquis of Ailes- bury.In the following year the scandal occurred which caused the newly-made Marquis to be WARNED OFF TEX TURF - \u201cbut Martin, finding himself in a prominent ; as Barons Bruce, of Spelton, county York; # ST.Jons's, Nñld., Apit 16.\u2014The new forlife.The caso grew out of the running of bis four-year-old colt \u2018\u201cEveritt\u201d for the THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR MONDA \u2014 NEW COAL DISCHARGING APPARATUS, Harewood Plate at York on August 25, the result of which was a dead heat with Lord Lascelles\u2019 **Whittinton,\u201d the deciding heat of which \u201cEveritt\u201d won by- three-quarters of a length.The stewards thereupon called on FE.Martin, the jockey who rode \u201cEveritt.\u201d to explain his riding in the first heat, and having heard the evidence of Lord\u2014Aileshury, Martin, and others they rendered a decision, \u2018that either an attem had been made to win by an.unjustifiable | and dangerous short distance or that \u201cEveritt\u201d was wilfully stopped,\u201d and thev referred the-case-to the stewards of the Jockey Club\u2014 Lord Hastings, the Ifon.H.W.Fitzwilliam and the Right Hon.James Lowther.The result of the enquiry.which lasted over a fortnight, was that the Marquis of Ailesbury and his trainer, John Tyler, were both warned off Newmarket Heath and all other race.courses under the jurisdiction of the Jockey Club for life, and the Marquis was alsd expelled from the Jockey Club, of which he had been a member.It was proved to the satisfaction of the stewards that Lord Ailesbury had, in the presence of Tyler, his traluer, given orders to Martin \u2019 NOT TO WIN, THE RACE, position toward'ihe finish, hesitated to carry out his orders, the result being a dead ! heat.The stewards further satisfied themselves that similar orders had been given by Lord \\ilesbury upon previous occasions.- This decision effectually severed Lord Ailes .bury\u2019s connection with the turf.His horses -\u2014~over twenty in\u201d number\u2014were speedily i sold off and he never set foot on à race t ! again.; .sn 1892, Lord Wellwood, in deciding the Laccarat case against Ailesbury, dec \u201cfrom the bench that the Marquis had got a young man named Alaxwell so drunk that : he did not know what he was about, had plucked him at cards and then had secured | the young man's signature to a check for £30,000 and had turned over the check to Ailesbury\u2019s trainer, Tyler, a trick to prevent |.Maxwell's repudiation of the check.The Judge relieved Maxwell of liability, declaring that it was not à bona-tide transaction.He crime over to New York once, and did not-draw a sober breath here.He went to several dog-fights, and wound up by enlisting in the marine service at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.The matter was arranged with the commandant, and Ailesbury was discharged from the service.\u2026 In person the late Marquis wasa sturdy, stoop-shouldered fellow: His head was NOT SO BADLY SHAPED, and his features, though blubbery, were not unpleasant.He wore the widest checks; and the buttons on his coats were the big- rest within the four seas, His hats were wonders.; He was probably the foulest-mouthed man in Britain, and ha: said whateper he wanted to say wherever he wanted to.\" He was the patron of eleven livinga in the Church, and Fas thus entitled to name eleven tors of Christian people.\u201cThe.motto of the tamir k \u201cFuaimus\u201d (\u201cWe have been\u201d).This was bitterly true in the late Marquis's lifetifme.The Bruces were baronets of Kinloas until 1611, then were made barons, and were made Earls of Ailesbury for services to Charles i.- The Marquis having died without issue, he is succeeded in the title and dignities of the Mapquisate of Ailesbury; the Earldoms of Ailesbury, Cardigan and Bruce; the Vis.county of Savernake; the Baronies of Brude- nell, of Stanton Wyvii and Bruce, by his uncle, Lord Henry: Brudenell - Bruce.The family is an ancient one and can show some historic titles.The Earldom of Elgin waa once in the family, but the Earl of Elgin\u2014he of China and Canada\u2014was not a ford of Savernake.The Earl of Cardigan of Balaclava, fame, was a co-lateral \u2018ancestor whose title fell to \u201cDucks.\u201d The family has done the State some service.First made Barons Kinloss in 1601, having before been Baronets of Kinloss for generations, they came into THE ENGLISH PEERAGE Viscounts Bruce, of Ampthill county, Bed- ford, and Earls of Allesbury.county Bucks, \u2018through the services rendered to Charles I and in the restoration of his son by the third Baron Kiploss and second Earl of Elgin in the te rage.: \u2018The second Earl oF Allenbury \u2018showed his devotion to the Stuarts by refusing to acknowledge the Prince of Orange as King and was exiled to Brussois.Ît was he whose marriage rendered the Ailesburys Lords of Savernake.\u201cDucks™ succeeded his grandfather, the third Marquis, in 1863, when a lad of five.This was the anme, year when his mother, second daughter ol the ¥arl of Craven, died.As the year of his attaining his many tities and lands was signalized by his mother's death, so that ot his birth\u20141¥3\u2014 was marked by the death of his father, an officer iti the Fourteenth Hussars.NEW FOUNDLAND'S MUDDLE.Tho New Governinent Has the House n sworn in as fpl.ows : Premier, Hon.A.¥.Goodridge, vice Whiteway; Receiver-Generai, Hon.W.J.Donnelly, vice J.P.Fox; Attorney: General, Hon.Donald Morrison, vice Sir Wm.Whiteway; Surveyor General, Hon.Lawrence Furlong, vice J.H.B.Woods, unseated and disqualified: Colonial Secretary, Hon.Alfred B.Morine, vice The Assembly met at noon on Saturday on the announeement of the new ministry.Ex-Premier_ Whiteway moved a vete of want of eonfidence ahd made a lengthy speech.The debinte was not concluded at 4 p.m.when the Usher of the Black itod apreared to summon the members of the Assembly to attend the Upper House, where the Governor's commissioner, Hou.Edward Shea, president of the cou formally prorogued the Legislature.Th hiteway party kept the Usher out until they passed a vote of want of confidence.Afterwards the Goodrich party ed to the Council Chamber, where prorogation was accom- lish The new de ental officers be- Fin a discliarge of their duties to-day.overument bas- \u2014\u2014 The Queen Goes to Coburg.Loxpox, April 16.\u2014Queen Victoria will leave Florence for Coburg to-day to attend the wedding of the Duke of Hease and the Princess Victoria vf Saxe-Coburg, which will ake placa on April 10.Queen Ÿ TR received (he cumposer, etro Mancini, at the Villa Fabbricotti a few days ago nnd asked him to som Pp; 0 selections from \u201cCavalleria Rusticana™ and ; his opera.The com r settied himself at the piano and complied with the request.Her Majesty then asked him to sing.At this he rebelled, however, saving he could not sing well enough to entertain a Queen.\u2019 Her esty has Invited Mascagni to visit her at Windsor.Egyptian Ministry Resigns.Carro, April 16\u2014The Ministry of Riaz Pasha has resigned.Riaz Pasha declared .that he felt tha 2 D0, longer Qossossed the ! ! they selected Wagner's ** confidence of the Khedive, Al Pasha, in the decres which he formeris enjored, REVOLUTIONIZE THE COAL TRADE NEW DISCHARGING APPARATUS OF THE DOMINION COAL COMPANY.It Will Effect a Great Saving -Fewer Men Will be Required\u2014Quick Despatch Given to Steamors.A revolution will be effected in the coal trade here this coming summer by the new methods which the Dominion Coal Company are introducing into the business.Hitherto the discharging of the coal steamers has been a laborious and an expensive operation;.now a steamship will be unlonded - while you wait, and at a minimum cÉcast .On the canal bank of the Wellington Basin is a discharging ap-.poratus which has cost the Dominion Coal\u2019 mpany over $60,000, but by which they expect to save some thousands yearly, The structure is called a coal.pocket, a wooden receiver sonie 00 feet long, 30 feet wide and 110 feet high.Into this pocket can be put U0 tons.of coal.Four travelling towers, operated, by engines, are on to of the pocket.These: towers are pl opposite the hatched of a vessel and the coal is brought up by clamp ps which are lowered intothe hold of the vessel.The coal is dumped into the pocket, underneath which coal carts are driven, while a track rmits cars to be run right alongside.y means of chutes tire cars and carts: CAN BE LOADED IN A FEW MINUTES, while by the new mathod a twenty-five hund ton steamer cau be discharged in ten hours.There are seventy-six of these chutes altogether; thirty-eight underneath and thirty-eight on the side of the ket.The weight of the travelling towers s thirty tons each, the engines and gear alone weighing fiftcen tous each.There nre eight engines in the four towers.while there is iv power house of 160 horse power, -and two boilers of 30 horse power each; - In t the engines are not shown, hut they will be placed on the towers and housed in.In the erection of the pocket itself 750,006 feet of jeorgia pine were used, Ww thirty tons of rsa in the shapa of bolts and castings wet:t into the worl shovels, w, weight pounds, work autamatically, and bring up two thousand pounds of coal at every lift.The towers are propelled by.their own steam power.Where the innovation will nwest seriously affect the workingmen is in the much re duced number of haxyls uired to discharge a steamer.Wjat it men todo before nik men ean do now.The Dominion \u2018Coal\u2019 pany, will engage their own men this year and not place the work in the bands of stevedores, as heretofore.There will be two gangs, and the work will go on during the entire twenty- four hours.While these eis have en in use in several of te large American cities, the one in Montraal is said to be the 1 st and most improved ever erected.In Boston, where the Company have operat- ese poskets, the cost of discharging coal amounted last year to only 34 cents a ton.It is hoped to do it here for at most 5 cents, while it is calculated that discharging has heretofore cost at least 17 cents per ton.- Another saving is-in the breakage of the coal in handling, this being re- the accompanying duced to a minimum by the néw system.When everything is ready there will be car tricks both along: side and underneath the pocket, and two trains of eight cars each can be loaded together in twenty ntinutes.Mr.John Murray, of Montreal, had the contract for the erection of the pocket itself, Mr.À.R.Hooper, of Boston, made the travelling- towers, while W.A.Crook Bros.& Co., © New York.put in the engines and machinery.It is understood that the Dominion Coal Company propose to bring in overa million tons of coal this year.The Philharmonic Concerts.To the Editor of the STAR : S1R,\u2014That the committee of the Phithar- monic Society struck a popular chord when ving Dutchman\u201d for one of their festival concerts is evidenced by the rapid sale of seats which has been going on duripg the week.The committee did not undertake this great work \u201cwithout considerable discussion, but when they finally decided upon it,it was with the full détermination to render justice to it.Lor this purpose 2 magnificent orchestra and except.onaliy tine soloists have beeti engaged.But in their eagerness to hear thig concert, the public generally appear to have forgutten that it is but one of a series, and that other works of * great nerit are to be Jerformed durlug the week.To prepare and perform the \u201cFiying Dutchman\u201d alone in such a manner as it is proposed to give it ou Thursday next would involve an expenditure o! at.least twenty- five hundred dollars, utmost that can be made from it if every seat is sold will be fifteen hundred dollars, it will be seen that the publie become debtors for a large sum to the iety.\u2018lo offset this they are invited to patronize the other concerts equally as well as the Wazner performance.\"Ëhe programme of ¢ach concert has been selected and prepared with the utmost care, and every number to be performed is fuil of interest.The orchestra will be the same at all, and though the \u201cDutchman\u201d calls for more vocal soloists than do the other works, additional interest is lent to the Mendelssohn-Lisat and - matinee concerts by the exceptionally fine orchest compositiëns, and Ly the engacement of two eminent instrumental soloists, Arthor Friedheim.ianisf, and Frite Gicse, violoncellist.Fortunately the Society derives a considerable revenue from chorus fees and other sources, otherwise such expensive concerts could not be attempted in such a small hall as the Windsor.lor seventeen years past the committee have cheerfully met annual deficits of from $250 to $600, aud they will continue to do so if necessary.Those who are enabled to hear the \u201cFlying Dutchman\u201d will feel that they are indebted to the Society for a à perlormance, and if they attend the Grieg and Mendelssohn-Liszt nights their impressions o! these conterts will not be less pieasant.Excellent sents for these concerts are atill unanpropriated.Imt it is sinoerely tô he hoped that they wil all be absorbed'brfore tt-ey take pince, + : A.Browsing, - Sec.Sina ne mg 1 renin * 2 BS Tre vieit ng guvrroors to the Mont rea® Rereral Hospital ior the week ormamatcing Mondny, Apri iG are: Messrs, Robert launn Melua, 5.WW.Ewing, Robert Linton, George BL Fraser.The eldext son of 8.Sheldon\u2019 Stephens, of this city, Sheldon Harrison Stephens.a young man 17 Jones of ha died at Nire, France, om the 1th nat.He had been living ut Nico for the past said Cecil, in a subdued voice, \"I will\u2014\u2014\" \u201cI don\u2019t knowythat there's anything you can do for ms,\u201d «aid Max coolly, \u201cexcept answer a plain question.Ursula, suppose vou either stop your ears for a moment, or run into the next roon:.Thanks,\u201d as the girl ran away, laughing.\u201cWill you tell me something © want to know\u201d \u201cWell\u2014yes, if { can.\u201d \u201cAre yoa going to marry Miss Ruby Roslynï\u201d ' \u201cDoes she think that you are in love with her!\" x \u201cHow can 1 tell what she thinks?\u201d sald Cecil, with n very uncomfortable look.\u201cJ warn vou.\u201d sald Max, slowly, \u201cthat you will have trouble by-and-bye if you entangle vonrself with thal girl\u2014trouble that you will have to get out of by yourself.| have helped you out of many a scrape, but\u2019 that will be one in which I shall not be of much use to vou.\u201d \u201cWhat have you heard?wkat do you know!\u201d cried Cecil, with an angry glanee.\u201cNever mind.Remember that Tve warneil you, that is all.If you arc carrying on a double game, it will be the worse for you in the long run.\u201d He expected an outbreak of'anger, but to his surprise, Cecil turned and left the room without a word.Somehow the little scene gave Max an uneasy feeling.Cecil's untrustworthiness, his instability of mind, impressed themselves upon him more forcibly than ever: be was \u201chard to bind, ill to find,\u201d as the roberb has it, and Max au ; appiness of any woman who had anchored her heart upon so uncertain a foundation.He hoped sincerely that it was not Lenore.Ruby Roslyn, he thought, might ke care of herself; but Lenore was too gentle, too delicate, to bear ill-treatment.And yet\u2014if it were Ruby whom Cecil meant to throw overboard \u2014what would be the influence of his action upon poor James Lloyd?For the lad\u2019's threat had had a meaning in it, and Max presaged harm to his bro bar in whatever way the thing might eud.CHAPTER XI.THK HAND OF FATE: ~~ Max's visit to the Rectory was shortly followed up-by an invitation to dinner from Mrs.St.Aidan.He was hailf-dis) decline it, for he had divined.with his accustomed shrewdness, that Mrs, St.Aidan wanted to \u2018\u2019draw bim out,\u201d and Max made up his mind that he wouid not be drawn out at all.With this resolution he accepted and went, but, being in this uncommunicative mood, he talked very little, and made short, dry answers to Mr.St.Aidan's re- roarks, e Rector, who was fastidious, \" lifted his eyebrows over \u2018\u2019Emilia\u2019s in.as he dubbed young Brendon in his m A \u201cail % % swans.\" he used to ser.such a confounded mess that it took me two }- 1.Max held bis peace; Cecil stood upright, | with a conscience-stricken question in his ¢ red ill for the apt to turn out very ugly ducklings indeed.\u201d And there was nothing particularly swan- like about Max.; .\u201c4 Rather to Max's annoyance, Miss Lin- gard was present.It seemed that she came often to the Rec! \u2014always when Mrs.St Aidan wanted help or amus®nent.Max did not understand her manner, which was reserved, though perfectly ccurteous, and he was a man who did not hke what he could not understand.At the same time, he could not but acknowledge that she was pleasant to look upon.She was dressed in some rich-looking material of a\" dull réd color, with wide, vellowish lace of exquisite workmanship falling away from her throat and over her beautiful wrists.If he had not heard anything at home about her (peculiar views,\u201d her \u2018\u2018flightiness and foolishness,\u201d he would have thought her a rather attractive person.But he was prejudiced against her, and he was fair enough to allow that he was prejudiced.It did not suit well with his preconceived notions that two lovely children, who ap- |.prared for a few minutes before dinner, and were then sent back to the Priory under the care of a servant, should show themselves absolutely devoted to her.Max heard a little colloquy outside the drawing-room window, which gave him a new idea of Lingard's qualities.\u201cWon't you come home, Maidie, dear, before we go to sleep?\u201d \u201cNo, darlings.Say good-night to me now.\u201d What a tender, musical voice she had after all! \u201cDon\u2019t keep awake for me, my Daisy.\u201d \u201cNo, Maidie.You've got no flowers in your pretty dress.Take ours\u2014then you will remember your two daisies all the even- ng.Fas if I needed reminding of you! Fasten them into the lace.Thank you, my dar lings.Good-night.Be good while I am away.: She had two marquerites in her dress when abe re-entered the room.Max glanced at then with curious interest: he wondered for a moment what it would have been like to hear such loving accents, such tender words, when he was a child himself.He had known very little love: it was a plant that liad not flourished in the Brendon household.When the ladies left the table, and the Rector and his guest begun to talk, Max soon discovered the reason why he been asked wo dinner\u2014or thought that he had discovered it.Mr.St.Aidan had set his heart ou establishing a night-school and à series of popular lectures, in order to provide amusement and instruction for a set of navvies who had been working on the railway line.near Scarsteld.\"With \u201cthese, he thought that a few classes for other boys and men, perha of a somewhat superior type, might also be established.He wanted to know where a large room could be obtained for his purpose, and thought that Max might help him in his search far one.\u201cI wonder why he fixed on me for that sort of thing,\u201d said Max to himself, with some vexation.But he answered with his usual indifference of manner that he did not know where any.such room was to be - found.\u201cI'm sorry for that,\u201d said the Rector.\u2018The fact is, I thought that there might be an empty warehouse or a apare room on jour premises that your father might let us ve-\u2014at not too high a rent, of course.But if jou know of none \u2014\u2014\u201d : Max deliberated for a minute or two.\u201cThere's a house in Gay Street,\u201d he aaid, slowly, \u201cwhich my father might let for the purpose.I looked at it myself the other y.It has two rooms on the ground floor which might be made into one; and the smaller oues would serve for class-rooms.I'll speak about it, if you like.\u201d (To he Confinued.) 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qe na mashinery for grinding ?to erected not later than d\u2014-\u2014 +L pa LUTTE The Daily Star.\"GRAHAM & CO, Proprietors, 163 and 165 St.James Street.Tr, DAILY STAR Is cent toany part of the statesor Cantula,pos froc,at $Sa year gere montha, and 90e.for three months x lioye tho circulation of THE STAR ©.J Ade ined tssuc of all the other Englie .NEWIPAFCTS published in the city af Montreal ol wt< for French Advertising aro Mesars, sag nes.Favre & Cie, Rue de la \u2018Grange.Bate {ere 18, Fark, France.CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY STAR For week ending 14th April, 1894.Nfondax 38,386 Tuesday 3%,389 Wednesday 38,271 Thursday .38.130 Friday 37,601 SG Saturday 30,9581 231.782.PRESENT DAILY AVERAGE For Week \u2014 ENDING - ; 14th Aprii 1894.J MONDAY, APRIL 16, 18M.FOR THE SPECIFIC DUTY.Followin; clo e up.n the worldly-wise «notion of the Government organ at Halifax mm closing au article on the coal oil question with a saving clause to the effect that it was neither defending nor denouncing the duty on petrcleum, comes a spnilar left handed compliment for this wax from the Iiamilton Spectator (à Canservative organ end \"proud of it).It is backing u» Mr.Meclere in his plea for specific duties, and cannot conscientiously get through its first parag-aph without trying to sweep {rom its path this \u201cawful example\u201d that to-Cay stands before the country js.an object lesson of the work of the Of course, it points out that it is the same duty which was in force in Mr.Mackenzie's time\u2014an specitic duty.argument which shows in itseif that the \u2018Spee.does mot regard the oil duty as a good thinx for the party to claim for \u2014 but it winds \u201cHowever, tie duty on exclusive credit up by remarking: oil presents an cxtreme case; and o system must not be judged by an isolated instance.\u201d In an article defending the \u201csystem\u201d \u2014thar of specific duties\u2014this is equivalent to a condemnation of the case in point, .Our contemporary apparently does not notice that the very reason why this particular duty is auch, more burdensome now than in Mr.Mackenzie's time is that it wears the \u2018\u201cspeotfic\u201d form.In \u201878, according to the Sperfator, coal oil cost 20 cents a gallon in the United States.A duty of 6 cents a wine gallon was then à If the duty had Leen frankly put down as one of thirty per cent,it would have kept pace with the price of oil, and would to-day be thirty per cent.still\u2014a large enough tax on an article ot such But it was written in the form of a specific duty, and bas stood immutable while the price of oil declined, so that now it is a tax of 200 per cent.There is nothing to be said in favor of the specific duty except that it increases the security of the manufa-turer against \u201cslaughtering,\u201d and makes it easier for custom house officers to enforce \u2018the tax of only thirty per cent.common necessity.aw.A proper ad valorem duty should give the maculacturer suffi cient security; and the second point can be met by manning our customs houses with experts.While agairst the specific duty, it is fairly to be urge: (1) That it raises the tax as the tax-payer becomes poorer; (2) That it discriminates in favor of the rich; (3 That it fights against the efforts of invention abd genius to cheapen the food, clothing and necessities of the people, for, Just in proportion as they succced, it raises the percentage of taxation.(4.) That the effect of the specific duty can be understood only by those who havea thorough knowledge of the business affected, and hence that it lends itself to-decep- tion and masked extortion.It is not hard\u2019 to guess which of these scts of reasons will influence the great consuming classes.} THE FUTURE OF THE FARM, Will tho notorious \u201c\u2018bonanza farm,\u201d with\u2019 its hundred-armed steam machinery and its company of transient toilers, eventually gobble üp the small farmer who plants his | home in the middle of one or two hundred acres and founds a centro of good citizen- shipand wholesome industry?This is a very antious question in many a farm house today.Aathe prica of wheat has fallen and fallen, thé farmer has naturally thought of himsolf as getting decidedly the worse of the competition with the gian®.{arma of the west; and has looked for some relict fo a tariff reform that should lessenthe taxation.or his purchases.Undoubtedly \u201c\u2018bonanax\" farming has had its effect in increasing the world's yield of wheat; and if development In this line is unlimited, the small farmer has real reason {or anxiety.A cheery writer in the Forum, however, Mr.E.V.Smalley, takes quite a different view of the future.Admitting to the full the effect that machinery has had in replacing human labor on the farm he contends that little more can be looked for in this direction, and that the coming higher price of land must wake \u201cbonanza\u201d farming comparatively unprofitable.His estimate of the effect of machinery is that \u201cthe farmer of our day with the help of machinery exerts a productive force equal to that 6f three men in the days of his grandfather.\u201d This ie based upon a careful con- _.nideration of the effect of the various Ime tha ; plements now In use, and Is confessodly \u201cmoderate,\u201d \u201cBonanza\u201d wheet farms, be thinks, are due, however, not to the influence of farm machinery, but to transient conditions that made the securing of large areas of land easy.But these conditions are not now prevaleat\u2014in the United.States, at any rate\u2014and other circumstances, too, have changed.He says: .Th land have changed the whole aspect of large farming.There ia no bonanza in the big farn naw; it makes but a moderate profit on tha capital it ropresents in average Crop yoars, and with a bad crop it barely pays runaing expensos.It requires As careful mauageinent as a tactory.it has its coonomies and its attractions and it will survive for many years: but ftsepoch has passed, Many of the big farme in the valley of the Red River of tho North, where they are tmost numer- ous-aud are operated to the best advantage, are \u201cbeing steadily reduced by sales to small farmers.' Theo innds now brin; from: fifteen to tweniy- five dollars an acre, avd the desire to realize the large profit ou the original iuvestinont, as weil an the experience of short Crop years.combine to make the owners glad to reduce their holdings.4., Then capital is not being invested in these large farms, he points out; and he looksto the growing pressure of population to both increase the price of land and the earnings of the smaller farmer.It may be that his hope for the future is biassed by his evident feeling in favor of the small farm.He regards the influence of the large farm: with itspumimer population of drifting laborers and its winter desolation, ac \u2018\u2018unquestionably déplorable,\u201d and wants to see in the west the farm communities of the east.It is not certain, howaver, that the Jarge farm \u2018men who will live, sky, ina village community in the centre of it.Thero is no reason why, if a certain large area is farmed.by à system requiring fewer en than if divided into individuel farms, these fewer workers should not live wholly off the profits of farming, just as the larger number of indiyidual farmers would.This would keep the whole staff of the farm on the land, and create a \u201cbonanza farm\u201d very diffa-ent from the present monstrosity.THose fewer men could live Letter \u2018on cheaper wheat, and cheap wheat would mean cheap bread for the city laborer.One thing is certain.The advanez.of machinery should increase the leisure of the farmer \u2014 should ercate leisure for him, might be a better way o! putting it\u2014and thus give hin: mor2 time for reading and other pleasures of the leisure hour.It is sometimes contended that the farmer of the past generation was a brighter man with his multiplicity of duties than his xue-.cessor is to-day.Then, says Mr.Smalley, \u201che made his own axe-helves, plough- handles and flails, split fence-rails and built fences, did a little carpentry, cobbling and blacksmithing, and sharpened his wits by many makeshifts and contrivances; and his wife carried on =a little factory in the house, where wool was spun, dyed and woven, clothing was made, and fruits were bought at the stores and all the little farm arts and handicrafts have departed from the rural districts.\u201d Bat now, too, the killing work is dono by machinery; and, as Mr.Smalley says, \u2018instead of spending the evening shelling corn by the light of a tallow candle, the farmer now reads the [ riéwspapers in the glow of a kerosena lamp, and his wife, released from the drudgery of spinning and knitting.will be found rezd- ing a novel or a magazine.\u201d Father Time has clearly brought blessings in his train for the farmer, as well as the last new destroying insect and the anti-tariff reformer Justin McCarthy on the New Ministry.Loxpox, April 18.\u2014Justin McCarthy addressed a larce meeting in.London last evening under the Juepl \u2018es of the St.Pan- cras branch of the National Liberal Associn- tion.He said: \u201cImmed\u2018ately after Mr.Gladstone resigned I was especially sur- moued to meet him to discuss the prospects of home rule.Mr.Gladston: had then and has still absolute confidence that the gentlemen who constitute the present Cabinet are faithful to the Hoñe Rule cause.\u201d My.McCarthy said the Irish now had on their side a ministry as strong as any previous one of the game aze, not even.excepting ministries led by Mr.Gladstone.Even if the Lidecel Party should lose control of the Government the Irish would have the democracy of England, Scotland and Whales behind them and the cause would be safe.They must ultimately win.In any casc ihe Irish held the Government of England in the hollow of their hands.Mr.McCariby deprecated public discussion of party differences.The majority must govern, he said.On all questions of principle, he added, the party was still united.Coxey Deposes the Great Unknown.CUMBERLAND, Md., April 16.\u2014Some tron- ble arose here in the Coxey Army between \u201cthe Unknown\" and Marshall Brown.1t all arose over conflicting orders given during the march.The \u201cUnknown\u201d wished to make frequent halts in qrder that he might harangue the crowd gathered to see the army.Brown and the men wished to push on to the camp.When the \u201cUn- nown\u201d ordered na halt the Marshall ordered march, The \u201cUnknown\u201d had hls way for one day, but when Coxey arrived he reinstated Marshall Brown and ordered the \u201cUnknown\u201d to leave camp.The commissary w ns remained with Coxey, and the men followed the w ns and pushed on near the Federal capital.Bostox, April 16\u2014Boston's Industrial army, after exhausting every scheme for securing free transportation, has concluded to walk the entire digtance to Washington.It is now believed that over 1000 men will be in line when the New England contingent starts, The Great Northern Rallway Strike.ST.Par, April 186.\u2014The Great Northern & Montaus Central Railway, from the Red River north to Spokane, Wash., was at a complete standstill Sesterday.Brief despatches from North Dakota points indicate that the men are quiet but determined: The St.Paul branch of the American Railway Union held a meeting, which was addressed bg Debs and about 50 others, No strike was ordered, but the men expressed their sympathy with the men west of Grand Forks.and said they were ready to strike at any moment, if by so doing they could aid their brothers to the West.was develo yesterday that there is a big row on between .the American Railway Union and the various railway brotherhoods.Condition of the French Coast Defences.PARIS, April 16.\u2014M.Lockroy, who was sent to Toulon by the Naval Commission of Enqu to examine the fortifications there, made his report, While the honest and loyalty of the staff were above suspi- clon, he said it was undeniable that the administration was inefficient.The greatest disorder prevailed in every department Mr.Lockroy saïd that the big 10,000 ton warship \u2018\u201cMagente,\u201d which was but recently oompleted, was virtually worthless.\u201cParisian\u201d Had a Rough Passage.HALIFAX, April 16\u2014The Allan liner \u201cParisian,\u201d due here Friday night from Portland, Me., only reached here yesterday morning, having encountered heavy weather in crossing the Bay of Fundy, far worse she experienced on her tri across the Atlantic.The gale commences on Thursday night, and continued with great f all Friday.A tremendpus sea \u2018was running, Many Waves swept the decks, several going clean over the bridges.An Anarchist Neat Discovered.LoxnoN, À 16 \u2014Inspeotor Melville rested Francis Pol.\u2018an Italian AnnrsBiet, in Farringdon Road, London.Polti was carrying a inch cast iron shell.Inspector Melville ed to Polti's lodgings in Clerkenwell.There he found several fare retorts filled with sulphuric acid, chlorate of potash and other micals used in the manufacture explosives.Much Anar + chistie literature in Italian rooms aa vas found in | © low price of wheat and the higher price af 3 is un bad thing, if owned and worked by .dried and preserved.Now evervthing is.-] were oo .THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR MONDAY APRIL 16 1894, CANADA'S FISHERIES.REPORT ON THER CONDITION \"FROM ALL OVER.One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars Increase in Value-Mack- ers! Compared With 1891 Show a Big Decline.Orrawa, .Ont., April 11.\u2014The- annual report of the Minister of Marine.and Fisheries shows tho expenditure for the year ending June last to have been $436,756.This does not represent $47,322 spent in salaries to fishery officers, and cost of wain- tenance of fourteen fish-breeding hatch: cries, seaitered all over tho Dominion.There we.e nine steamers gud schooners employed in the tisheries protection service, ata cost of $HGYG.The revenue during the year reached $111,840, of which contributed only $7831; British bia paid in rents $10,284: a coming next.with 280,623; Nova Scotin only contributing $6752, United States lishing vessels paid $12,540 in licenses and $4656 in fines, Expenses on account of the Behring Sea were 974,625; Columbian Expozitioti, $6631.The entire expenditure of the department in connection with fisheries last vear was $456,796, as compared with only $28,923 in the previous year.\u2018The report gives au exhaustive review of the FISHERIES IN GIE VARIOUS PROVINCES.\u2018Mention is made that the British Columbia \u201csalmon pack reached the enormous sum of 20.160,%08 Ibe.\u2018The returns from the lower proyinces are very satisfactory.n one district comprising six New Brunswick counties, the catch was valued at $:.750,0x1, There has beenan enor inGus increase in the number of salmon caught, especially inthe Miramichi Riverand along the cost of Gloucester.Upwards of three million more pounds of smelts were caught than in 1342, Notwithstanding the heavy And continuous storms in August and September, which caused! a heavy loss of property aud several lives, the yield of cod was larger than for several years past.Up to August 10 it was 30 per cent.better than at the same tine last year.and the fish continued to be abundant up to à late date in the autumn: fishing would have.continued successfui had it aot.been for, stormy.weather.fishing was gooc; nnd so was the salmon tishery generally.Around Anticosti Island, cod fishing was much better thau last year; herring fishing middling, and lobster flsh- Jing pour.At Magdalen Islands, the cod fishery was fair; mackerel ery very vod; -herring and lobster fisheries good.rom Sto.Anne der Monts to Gaspé, the cod tishery was better than last year; the herring tishery abundant.and the salmon fishery middling.Ju the Bay des Chaleurs, the cod fishery was good, although the fishermen Jost a at deal of time, owing to stormy weather.The herring fishery was middling.the lobster fishery, as well as the salmon fishery, good.Mackerel failed en.tiraly.Lobster fishing and canning were actively pursved during the season in Prince Edward Island.There were 217 factories In operatior.with an average of about 24,000 traps.Notwithstanding thislal increase in plant the catch was only slightly in excess of that of 1892.The lobsters were generally of a small size; but some large ones were caught, especially where the fishery was carried on in deep water.A Government International Commission, and the Commission, issued thia year, show that there is an expression of alarm respecting the diminution of the finer grades off h in the waters of Ontario.The Cana- diaifishermen are heard at times to complain of the severity of restrictions, or proposed restrictions upon their operations, It may be interesting to set forth soms of the facts relating to the questions which are of such importance.Indeed.when the facts are examined many of the fisharmen will, it is hoped, be ready to co-operate with the Department of Marine and Fisheries, THE FISHERIES OF TRE GREAT LAKES of Ontario are the most extensive lake fish- cries of the world.In © waters are found the whitetish, salmon-trout, herring, sturgeon, bass, pickerel, etc.An extensive and lucrative trade has sprung up in the business of catching, ping, freezing and preparing these fish lor sale through dde Pom nion, and for export to the United States.Fishing tugs, sail Loats, storehouses and freezers are required.This industry, therefore, gives.employment to a large number of men during a portion of the year.Other industries, such as ice- harvesting, tug and boat building: the inaking of nets, etc, ete, Are more or less dependent on the prosecution and tua- tion of these fisheries.To demonstrate the roductiveness of these waters and the evelopment of the fisheries, the followin tables have been p .The lates statistics published in the annual reports of this deparcment show that 77 steam tugs and schooners, and 1033 sail boats, manned by 2700 men, were employed on the Great Lakes during the season of 1302 There over one million fathoms of gill-nets and seines used, and 368 pound-nets ; the whole represerting an invested capital of over $700,000, This amount does not, however, include the value of freezers, ico houses, Bsh cars, piers, wharfs, etc The value of fish caught amounted to nearly $2,000,000.The table below gives the total yield of fish taken during the past ten years.The uantity of fish taken in these waters uring that period amounts to 239,470,174 unds, valued at 814,258,510; the principal lum- Ontario inds of fish caught being: Pounds.Herring.81,000,000 Whitefish.52,000,000 Salmon-trout.50,000,000 THE TOTAL CATCH OF THE CANADIAN FISHERIES for the calendar pour 1208 is valued at £90,8:0,606, subdivided as follows: Nova Scotia 98,407,379 New Brunswick * 3,746,121 British Columbis 4,443,903 Quebec 2.218.908 rio , 1,004,930 \u2019rince Edward Island Tha Manitoba and North-West Territories 1,043,083 These figures do not comprise the quanti- y of fish consumed by the Indians of British Columbia, which is estimated'at about 83,000,000.The total value thus shows an increase of $1,500,000 over 1802, \u2018This large increase is entirely due to the.enormous catch of salmon in British Columbia.It must be remarked, however, that there was a decrease in the output of the British Columbia canneries in 1892, from the previous year, a 2.000.000 NT Ontario oo the largest falling off in namely, 7, 000, but this is more than made up by the increase of over 500,000 in New Brunswick.The yield in the other provinces differs but slightly from the previous year.The men en, d in fishing in Canada number 67,753, and the fishing gear represents a capital of ,081,557, perinanently invested.- There are 1104 fish vessels of 40,006 tons in the aggregate.eso vessels are manned sailors, Other fishermen number 58, who nse31,508 boats and 5,406,800 fathoms rill-nets and seines.These nets are valued at 1,637,707, and to this must be added other fishing ear, such as pound and trap nets, weirs, \u20ac The lobater plant alone represents a value of 81.345.504, consisting of 682 lobster canneries, along the coasts of the Maritime Provinces, using eae traps, otc.\u2018More than 100 vessels and 1 boats, employing over 3000 more men, were employed than last year, thus showing an increase of capital invested of $1 © following table shows the relative value of the principal kinds of commercial fishes as well as the Increase or decrease of » - .Kinds of Fish.Amount Increase Docrease : 160 a over 1808.from 188, Cod $4.08, \u2014_\u2014 010 Salmon 3,890, 91.647.797 Joe Lobsters bpd \u201c0270: Menton 1,208,768 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Hom Mackerel 1,008,006 \u2014\u2014\u2014 300011 Seals 874,842 MR \u2014_\u2014 Trout ee \u2014\u2014 38,408 Haddock \u2014\u2014\u2014 160,204 Smeîte 414,174 1786 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Hake \u2014\u2014\u2014 9,508 Poilock 241,581 19600 \u2014\u2014 18.018 0805 \u2014.Halibut \u2014_\u2014 as plevives uv HB \u2014_\u2014_ 8 anal na T= 14005 uebec\u201d On the coast of Labrador cod | \u201c1 without promotion his im Oynters 15,410 11,49 heis \u201c_ MA799 \u2014_\u2014 Sturgeon 105,785 15,388 eee Daas 79,201 0,888 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Shad .71.076 22,816 Tom.cod or frost - 5] 77.0:0 22,70 Clams ass 50,094 Squid LT4 4,563 THE MOST STRIKING FLUCTUATION ix the extraordinary increase of over a million and a hall of dollars in the salmon yield of British Columbia where the unprecedented pack of overtwenty-hine million 1- Ih cans is reported.This value would be still higher had not the prices of last year heen considerably reduced.The sealing industry fared better than last year, showin, au increase in vaive of nearly a quarter o a million of dollars.The British Columbia feet captured about 21,000 fur-seals more than in 1892.Smelts also show the large increased value of $178,000 over that of the receding year.Thix increase was in New Pranswick, where the smelt industry is most extensively carried on, and where the catch of 1883 reached «even iniltion pounds, being nearly double that of the previous reason.Thesardine industry, showing an improvement to the extent of $100,000,ia also to be credited to New Brunswick.Notwithstanding the enormous drain of the st fifteen years on the lobster supply, an [herease of nearly half 3 milion dollars is returned over the valae of 1892, This increase is general in all the Maritime Provinces, but it is more noticeable in Nova.Scotia.About 88,000,000 of these cruatace- aus were captured this season to fill the 13,674,713 cans, besidea the 7347 tons shipped fresh or alive.The catch of mackerel, which in 1802 showed a decrease of over half a million dollars, has this year shown a further decline of a quarter of a million dollars.This shortage is general in all the Maritime Provinces; the Magdalen Islands being the only locality showing an increase.\u2018Che other sea fish which show a considerable diminution are.herring, haddock \u2018and halibut.fish show a decrease In value of $200,000 as compared with the catch of the previous vear.Thisis due toa smaller catch in Ontario waters, which rielded over a million lbs, less than in 18%.In Manitoba and the North-West Territories the catch of whitefish was about.the same ns last year, namely 135,500,000 The la ecrease noticed in trout was owing toa smaller: catch in Ontario alone, where salmon-trout yielded half a million lbs.less than.in the preceding year.The ingréase or decrease of the other principal kinds of fish are not sufficiently warked to be \u201cspecially noticed.The quantity of tish oij obtained is nearly as large as Inst year, being 401,890 gallons, valued at $321,927.Tho value of fish used for bait war nearly $300,000, THE WAR IS OVER.Mello Surrenders and the Brazillan Rebellion Ends.MONTEVIDEO, April 16.\u2014Admiral Mello and the 130 insurgent t who disembarked on the frontier of Uruguay, after having been driven out of the state of Rio Grande do Sul by the troops of President Peixoto, have surrendered to the Uruguayan authorities and the rebellion in Brasil may Le said to have completely collapsed.e authorities of Uruguay have disarmed the Brazilian insurgen \u2018 MONTEVIDEO, April 16.\u2014The Urugua ran Government, after having been not by Mello of his desire to surrender, sent out a battalion of infantry to receive his submission.The commanding officer after conferring with Mello, accepted his sword and pk him-and his followersformally under arrest.Mello landed his men from the \u2018Republica.AN ANGRY LAW CLERK.[sPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Jaa April 18.\u2014Dr.Richard K.Wick- , of the Law Department of the House \u201cof Commons.has been suspended by Dr.Bourinot, Clerk of the House, on account of a letter publishel in a local paper signed by Dr.Wicksteed.That gentleman is evidently very angry at the Assistant Léw Clerkship having been given to Mr.Mig- nault, of Montreal instead of to himself, The position n vacant for three y and Dr.Wicksteed in his letter complains that he hap been twenty years acreass of .He attributes unes to his having offended the Frengh and Roman Catholic population and their representatives in arliament.He also blaries the British and Protestant members for not rallying to his support, and wants to know where are the defenders of Protestantism.The Orange- men, he says are only protectors of Protestantism in their lodges after refreshments.HIS REMEDY KILLED HIM.\u2014\u2014\u2014 [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] ToRONTO, April 16 \u2014 An overdcse of chloroform administered by himself was the cause of the death of Wm.H.Vande- water, a young drug clerk, employed in the eastern pharmacy, Queen street, east.Vandewater, who was aged 25, and a native \u2018of Napanee, had been suffering from neural- gla and undaftook to allay the pain b: haling ohloroform.He was found dead i~ bed with an unoorked bottle of chloroform in his hands.near his face.Cororor Aiken decided that an inquest was unnecessary.° * - AN UNFAIR EXOLUSION, [SPECIAL, TO TRE STAR] here at present.ville 300 people who live in Detroit to work every day and that only 15 cross the other way.In Windsor the numbers are not so varied and there is a small majority of those who live in and work in Detroit, but the laying of natural gas here will, it said, give employment to 500 Detroit laborers this summer.Pa TR Ha There is always a best, even among a score of good things, and every pipe smoker who has tried the Mastiff brand acknowledges it to be the sweetest, coolest smoking tobacco made.It does not bite the tongue, and is positively free from any foreign mixture.J.BP.oo BICYCLES! Highest Grade Machines, Wih posamatic tyres; finest finish: sanlest ning.Must be 8033 for wat ms of room.Ke Respestable Offer Refused.Teams: Casm Wheels Fully Guaranteed.H.WALTER DORKEN, (BE.HEUSER & CO,,) 22, 24, 2 LEMOINE_.STREET, VY TVS *\" Of the fresh water fish, white- MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.LL INS LA The Greatest Event of the Season! \u2014 A GRAND \u2014 DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT AND HOP, & ir Giren by the RELIANCE DRAMATIC OO ANY Under the auspines of Cot'sT- RELIAXCE fd 1537, Ancient Order of Foresters, will produce the Sentimental Drama, entitled: \u2014 HENRY DUNBAR or Paseo \u2014OX TNE\u2014 EVENING OF TUESDAY, the 13th inst, At the VICTORIA RIFLES ARMOURY, Cathcart st.Dancing immediately after the play.Prooeeds will be donated to the Protestant Insane Piospital at Verdun.s\u201480 ots.Admission \u201425 cts.On sale at Sheppard's Music Store and at the door.a) 4 GRAND : CALISTHENIC ENTERTAINMENT, in aid of the \u201cBARNJUM MEMORIAL QYMNASIUM,\u201d BA :uder the disting of Their Exoellencies ernor Gen sud Coun Aberileen, to be held at the Windser Hall, FRIDAY, April 310th, at S p.m.An excellent programme will be uted.for which see Thursday 6 sinh Tickets at eon J.Sheppards, 2274 Bt.Catherine Street.Admission 50e.Reserved lents the.593 Montreal Junior Lacrosse Club.DISTRICT SERIES 1804.tronage Gov- of are requestod tosend delegétes toa meeting to be held in tbe A.A.À.Club rooms, Wednesday Ev'g.April 18th fnst., AT EIGHT OCLOOK SHARP.83 \u20ac.T.PETTICREW, Hos Sec, M.J.LC.The Excelsior Lodge,\u201d 0.0.F, the prit of gs t to a No.$, LO.C.F.The regular meeting of \u201cThe ill be held Tu-monnow Nioëmr, 17th, at 6.1 Low v MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.LS ALLO A WINDSOR HALL.\u2019 THE MONTREAL Philharmonic Soeiety\u2019s FESTIVAL CONCERTS.Tuesday, | 7th April, '94, GRIEG NIGHT.Coaoert-Overture-** In Autumn.Cantata\u201c AT THK CLOISTER GATE.Baritone Solo\u2014 \u2018ler Eftsatue.\u2019 Orchestral \u2014* N' ?* Danses No ennes.\u201d Cantrta-\"OLAV TRYGVASON.\u201d \u201c| Wednesday, 18th April, 1804.MATINEE at 3 p.m.Popular Programme of UOrcheatral-selections and; Solos ad, me.CLARA POOLE-KING und Messrs.RIEGLE, LUDWIG and GIESK.Evening Concert- : MENDELSSOHN-LISZT NIGHT.One cer nF fiat for Piano ed - Orchestra.List: x rtbur Friedheim.Orchestral\u2014\u2018 Scotch Symphong.' Op.60.\u2014* THE FIRST WALPURGIS NIGHT.\" Thursday, 19th April, WAGNER NIGHT.\u2018THE FLYING DUTCHMAN.\" , {Opera in 3 Acta) SOLO PERFORMERS.) ; ROPRANOS: 5 TT Miss IRENE PEVNY, New York, | Miss MARIE HOLLINSHEAD, Montreal.to.\u201cCONTRALTOB: Mme.CLARA POOLE-KIXG, New York, - Miss MAUD BVRDETTE, Montreal, TENOR: Mr.WM.RB.RIEGER, New York.BARITONE: Mr.WM.LUDWIG, Londen, Eng., Late of American Opera Co.BASS: Mr.CONRAD BENRENS, New York, Late of Metropolitan Opera Co.PIANIST: ; Mr.ARTHUR FRTEDHEIM, New Yerk, Pupil of Liszt.VIOLONCELLIST : Mr.FRUTZ GIESE, Boston.* ORCHESTRA: The Reston Festival Orchestra of Forty.three Musicians.CHORUS \u2019 Of Two Hundred and Fifty Voices.PLANS AT NORDHEIMERS.CRS Evening Concerts, 50 snd $1.00.ti $1.00 and Sc.* sL50 204 #1 Cr BARGAINS ~ At Convent Bazaar, 505 ST.DENIS STREET, Open ali the wesk, Allen Edson's Canada Prize Medalled pictures Irom the Centennial.te \u2018and many other beautiful articles emo 2 Royal Insuranes Co.Unlimited Liability Absolute Security.E description of property insured at modarate rates of premium.HEAD OFFICE FOR \u2018CANADA: Royæt insurance Building, Montreal wW.TATLEY, Manager.+ Asst.Manager.SL AE re GEO, SIMP: E, HURTUBISE, | ROBE ROBERTSON & PERCY R.GAULT | MACHINERY FOR SALE 2nd HAND, 3 ve .Vertioal Tubular en, adapted for Yachts, and a sold LOW PRICES ee AY THE EAGLE FOUNDRY, as .34 KING STREET, Montreal.BECHER\u2019S Sterling Advance Tables, Ee NEAT RE By WILLIAM 8.BECHER, , Accountant, Hudson's Bay Company.Retail Price, Cloth $1.35, Leather $1.75.MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO., Stationers, Blank Beek Makers & Printers, 1785 & 1757 Notre Dame St, C.R PHILLIPS & CO., MOULDINGS, PICTURE FRAMES .and MIRRORS, 148 McGill Street, Montreal.Successors te Cobban Manwfucturing Co.) om Haw CEMENT, Fire Bricks, Drainpipes AND BUILDERS\u2019 SUPPLIES, at Lowest Prices ER HYDE & CO, \u2019 31 Wellington Street.HEALTH DEPAVTMEAT LP ÿ PUBLIC NOTICE, a PUBLIC NOTIOE is hereby given, that the Health ts prepared to disinfect all Rouges that have been lnfectsd by the contagion of Tubercnlosis, at the request of xny cikisen desiring Gisthfeckion.\u2014 mach , 5.LABERGE,- > Metivel Jeajth Offoor.WATER POLO \u2014 AT THE \u2014 Laurentian - Baths, MONDAY Evening, April 16, Beginning at 8 P.M, sharp.Presentation of the | CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP CUP Wen by the G.T.R.Beat Club Team, \u2014\u2014PROGRA UNB\u2014 | POLO : Picked Team F 6 TB vw ro Boxing Match on float, heavy and light weight, &o.ENTRANCE Sic.: : 3 - WINDSOR HALL.Philharmonic Festival Concerts.\u201cMATINEE On WEDNESDAY at 3 p.m, Pr of popular selections.\u201c Reserved Beats 750 and $1.00 at Nordheimer's.852 ; SHAMROCK AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.ANNUAL MEETING Members rd urgently requested te attend the annus! meeting will be held at the Young Irishmea\u2019s Hall, On MONDAY, the Toth inst, at 815 pm., sharp.BUBINESS-Annusl Reports of Directoss and Secre- tary-Treasurer, Election of Directors and other important matters.order, : \u201c\u20ac A.MeDONNELL, Sec.-Treas \u2014 Members of tbe Association or afilisted clubs may MEMBERSHIP CARDS st the office of Becretary Treasurer, 188 ft.James Street, between the hours of 9 a.m.and 5 p.m.dally.83 1\u201d PRINCE OF WALES REGIMENT.(1 ) Annual brill.CRT The Regt.will parade at the armoury, > on Tuesday Evening next, the AS hg) 17¢h imsg., as 8.15 o'clock, Uniform~Drill order.The fife and drum band will attend By order, W, L, BOND, Capt., 032 Adjutant.ICTORIA RIFLES ANNUAL DRILL.The Battalion will parsde at the Armoury st 815p.m., On MONDAY, 166h fust., | for march out and drill.Bras nd, bude drum aod gun sq will attend.Uniform.Drill order.\u201c ~By order oy AFTRUR HAMILTON, Capt.and Adjt.ANNUAL DRILL.The Battalion will parade in drill order on MONDAY next, 16th innt., at 8p.+ Pipers and Drummers to ation By order FRED LYDON, Capt.& Adjt RR 6.of C.! 6™ BATTALION PUSILIERS.Montreal, April 1th, 1894.BATTALION ORDERS.Arar: hnroaay Lh wt 875 2a and the [ ant of pattallon, À y, 16th, wt the same hour.U D .at onda: alform, Drill order.- 8% I haw Montreal Protestant House of Industry and Refuge.By order, BRNEST J.CHAMBERS, Capt, Acting-A t.The Annual General Meeting of the Board of Governers and Subscribers of this Institution be held in the.Room on WEDNESDAY, the i&h day of April four o'clock pm.of the Board of Ma: t.prete the tranes-tion Denersi ons.03 M.MeMILLAN, Becretary.GRAND CONCERT, Fader pics of Gord Xe.31 0.6.Me La Lei Lodge Room.Ro.6 C Breet, TUESDAY KVENING, April 17th, inst, To wa Commences st 8 o'clock.for tbe ocasaion kindly loaned by C.W.Lindsay, a.: Æ NE DA MAAN, Chiet Ternaist | four acta.| Mdes.Blonville; M MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS a Ne AN NL ASN Athy an readout ioe.oul) commencing RMILY BANCKER (0?comediaus fou None Beye WHET eme 13 Niche Chicago * ve MR ge 5 \u201cDr, BELL\" CG UVEEN'S THEATRE.Evonings, 815.X MATINEES \u2014Weduesicy aud Satu 1 \u201cTBE NAN FROW RORTON ES M1 A Comesiy Drama.presented vy JOHN L SULLIVAN, and a stroug Company of Actors aud Specially Artists.Prices, admission, Matinees, Sc.Reverved seats, 500 and 1 » Admission svenings, 25: and 5k: soats, 730 and $1.90.ats may be res rved at Theatre, 10 a.m.to 19 p.in., N.Y.Piano Cu, Sheppard s and Hotels.Cuming -UriroL's EqUES-CURRICULUM.88 - OPERA FRANCAI EpyoxD HARDY, MANAGER.Two Last Weeks of the Season.WFEL OF APRIL 6th.Moniiay\u2014\"'titlette de Narhonne,\u201d by general A Yes Blouville and Loys, MM.Montford, Giraud and 3.pena rT] Petit Due operetta nih note des, ontilie, osder an isson, Valdy and Merville.ts ontort, \u2018 ednesday\u2014 \u2018+ Cœur et In Main,\u201d comic opera in three acte.Mder.Blonville, Hosdez and Loys, MY, Montford, Giraud, Bison and Valdy.Thursday, Friday sud Baturday\u2014\u2018\u2019La Grande Ducb- es, bouffe opera in threenote Mdes.Blonville, Loys und Raymond.MM.Valdy, Jouanne and Merville.Thursday \u2014Soircé de cala\u2014Adieux of Mr.Dorel, leader of the orchestra.Mr.Mou:fort will sing in costume the song du Trappeur.Baturday matinoe\u2014*\u201cMam'relle Nitonche.\u201d eperette in 6 osdez and Loys.MM.Giraud, Jouanne, Valdy and Bisson.\u201c - Redueed to Popular Prices.Pricea\u2014 Orchestra, 75c; Btalls, 500; Parterre Resery 0c; Gallery, 1st row, Sc, nd aud 3rd row, 0c; yy: mission, 3c; Amphitheatre, 20c.\u2019 Tickets for sale at Mr.E.Hardy's, 1637 Notre Dame street, and at the Upera House._- 81] THEATRE ROYAL.Every Afternoon and Evening this week.GUS HILL'S NOVELTIES The People's Choice: The 01d Reliable?wi Always sho Best?Everyth Ne Admission 10, 20 and 30 cents.Reservedseats 10c extra.LAN \u201cDANCING and DEPORTMENT.Coming\u2014THE NIGHT OWLS.Afternoon and evening.New cl 1 5 Special Come and ase.Asem ml, od ners : pecial Lerma, d ace.Saturday.Queen's Hall, 2291 At.Catherine 2611 ) A.ROY MACDONALD.Jn.ANCING.Fret.Burkee's liam for Be- on u venings.vanced Clams Wednesday and Tes de Ce £3 e vate Lessons Day or Evening, 3969 Mreet.* mea RAILROADS! (Note * signifies run daily, sll other trains run.daily exoept Bun 9 am.4.45 p.in.\u2014For Ottawa and all points on the ©.À.&0.Aa ea ET, Also connects at u Landing with êtL .85am, of m., 1025 p.m.\u2014Foe Toronto.Niagare ke.d)\u2014 For Brockville.\u2018orn - He , Vi add Messen 8p ei A ip rer fg &0.Ry, for XN.X.- 490 p.m.\u2014For Hemmingford Valleyficld and Fort 8.43 a.m.(Mixed) \u2014For Island Pond.7.40 a.m.\u2014For Sherbrooke, Island Pond, Quebeo and Marit Provinces.* 10.10 p.m.\u2014For -8h ., ta on the L C.Ry to Cam oa.À Saturday t train re a over Bunday.55 a.m.\u2014For 8%.Johns, this train leaves at 1.35 p.m.4.00 p.m.\u2014For Sherbrooke and Island Pond.4.40 p.0.\u2014Por St.Ji Rouses Point, also Waterloo SE EE pts de D p.m.\u2014 on æ Er, also Bt.raie ra! 08 p.m.\u2014 For Borel via Bt.berta.\u201c 8.90 a.m., *8.00 p.m., \u201c635 p.m.For Boston and New York via CO.V.Ry, £30 a.m.train connects at St.Lem- bert for Farnham and at Bt.Johns for Waterloo.840a.m, *7.08 p.m.\u2014For New York via D.& H.For suburban Time Tables at Oity Ticket office 143 Bt.James st.or Booaventure station.si TNTERCOLOMIAL RAILWAY Th Express passenger trains will daily (Sun exsoptodi aa follows;\u2014.ro da Leave Montreal, Bonaventure te Leave Montreal.Windsor Street ns Leave Montreal, Dalhousie Square 2% Leave Levis 4 40 Arrive Riv du Loup 10 8 Ans des ous ive Bt John Arrive Halifax 1330» 0 The trains to Halifax and Bt.John run through to theh destination on Sundays.The Buffet enr and other cersof train lenring Montreel at 7.45 o'clock, run rar: e.the Interoolonial allway are hosted lighted by electrical e .« ¢ potsie on the Through ts may obtained to Lower St.Lawrence and in the i | For tickets and all D.POTTINGEB, General Manager, Railway Office, Moncton, N.B.RE Zith January, 1804.se STEAMSHIPS ERS Allan Line Royal Mai Steamships, Laverpesl.Derry, Halifax & Portland service Liverpool.8 April NUMIDIAN 26 April.28 April erpeo nd uebee & Montreal Lv 1, Londe! or.a STEAMBR.From From Liverpool.Montreal bea Eat samman,, HE Se 7 PARIRIAN 10 May 20 May dite taurentisn oarries cabin passengers only and dos pot stop at Quebec or Londonderry.RATES OF PASSAGE,\u2014-CABIN.8.8.PARISIAN, Single.$5010 970.Return S108te GISL B; HER STRAMERS.< ca Return, 995 and $100.Ree an ee with location of stateroom, aad ber of persons ocow sams.oe Cati, and $5.Berre 8%.lasgew, Perry and New York servi = ore OF NEBRASKA » feet yy 29 ADI FATE OF CALIFORKIA 11 rie a Hteamery wi * not OATYY passengers froma 1 d upwards, ai ; York.Cabin Ey 10 location of ngle.Wound est rates.th situsted on the saloom amr eaaring rect ventilation.Al he [i tted through fo both services are the jonndes- lectric light.For lroight OF tion apply > na A.ARAN, Montreal, Boston or Philadelphia, orile AUSTIN BALDWIN & \u20acO.53 Broadway.¥.X \u2014 \u2014\u2014 SUMMER RESORTS.DR.STRONG'S 'SANITARIUM, Saratoga Springs, N.YA ar resort for health, rest, ch or recrestion all the year.Elrvator, electric bells, « , open fire a t a waters, « a .siectricity, all baths and health aon hs kish ai an! posurpassed n 0 elegance and completeness.Bend for illustrated oirculany : Le : -__ 78 Srmos + LAKE COTTAGE HOTEL, Caledonia Mprings, Ont.will 1at of May for the socommodation of guests, table; avery attention paid to the comfort ol Suess.moderate - fire socess to mineral wate Baths can be given until the opening of the Grand Hotel 88377 3.8.MacBOUGALL, Proprietor.PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS.Excellent Ileserved Seats for Greig and Mendelssohn « Lisst Nights tor $1.00, and tor Matines top The.at Nordheimers ° =» tery pe \u2014 \u2014 mr THE NEW KNOX CHURCH.THE LECTURE HALL OPENED FOR PUBLIC WORSHIP.Special Services Yesterday- Earnest Sermons by the Rev.Prof, Ross and the Rev.Dr.Scrimger - Sunday-S8chool Gathering.The lecture hall of the new Knox Presbyterian Church was opened for public worship yesterday, and specinl were held morning, afternoon and eveuing, It is expected that the body of the church will be opened on May 27.There were large congregations at all the services yesterday.The Rev.Prof.Ross preached at the morning service, taking for his text, Isaiah 1x, 13, \u201cI will make the place of Thy feet glorious.\u201d Alter explaining the meaning of the text, and dealing with \u201ctbe place of Thy feet,\u201d the House of God, the place where we were to do the work of the Lord, the preacher went on to speak of the promise made, \u201cI will make the place of thy feet glorious.\u201d What was the glory of the scholar, for instance; was it the splendor of his mind or his degree, or the thunders of applause when his voice was heard in college hallst Was it pot rather that he could explain nature and science and thus bring-a\u2014\u2014po ry ull\u201d - knowledge of them within the reach of all?What was the glory of the king?Was it the splendor of his roles, the costliness of Bis crown jewels, or the greatness of his throne, in the number of his arms, the wealth of his coffers, or the splendor of, his cout?! Was it not rather that he turned a deaf ear to all sin and ambition, and that he worked for the welfare of his subjects, ete! What gave Alexander 11 the greatest peace when he came 10 meet his Maker! Was it not that in the face of the advice of his nobles and advisers, he freed 21,000,000 of his o pressed subjects, transformed them from the position of chnt- tels to the dignity of man?And so with the spiritual kingdom.The glory of the second temple was to be \u2018greater than the first, and we felt that, after Bethlehem aud Gethsemane, Calvary \u2018and Olivet, the earth could never be a wilderness Sain.God wd glorified the place of His feet a rep tion to a greater or loss extent of Le Pentecostal scene, wherever [lis people have met, and by the heroic spirit which Re has embodied in His followers, 'khe ma + jrs of Madagascar were an illustration of this, and to-day we had seen the native negro boys of Uganda so low down in the human scale as to be consi LOWER THAN THE BEASTS, who, when burned at the stake, proclaimed raises to God, until their tongues crackled by the heat al rendered speech impossible.And 50 also with the martyrs in the Roman arena.He believed God would do the same to-day and in the future as in the past.We were to have one incarnation, but we were to have many Pentecosts\u2014even the Apos- ~tolfc age might be revived again if there were any need.[he first Pentecost might be far transcended in its power of blessing.Again, God would glorify the place of our feet by bringing i in a higher form of morality than we_had yet attained.The des, ism of ancient times had disappeared, s va - ery had passed away from every Christian tand and even from such dark and ben night.ed countries as Russia and Brazil; duelling had disap d in the face of the power of the vince of Peace, and -cution was fast disappearing, the highest dignitaries of institutions which formerly practised it now discountenancing it.But, in spite of all that had been ac- com ed during the last eighteen hundred years, there were some things which they had not been able to purge as yet.still had intemperance, blasphemy, sambling and corruption.Then how many doubtf means there were of getting rich! What uncharitable, what mean things, many professing Christians did! In conclusion, Prof.Ross ho that God would grant them a spirit of humble self-sacrifice in their work in this new church.Some might think, when they felt the burden of res; naibility, that it would be a very tine thing if some wealthy man would extinguish their debt, but he was not so sure.It was.not the best thing for a Christian man to make his duty easy, just as it was not the best thing to make the way of education easy.In fact, they sometimes made it as difficult as possible, because perhaps we might have a cataclysm come over us.Many might think ta fine thing to sit comfortably at home on the Sabbath and read their magazine rather than sit in a close room and teach the children, but after all it was not 80 good for the soul.The man who started out to seek his own happiness and give no thought to that of others did not find, but he who lost sight of his own and sought that of others found happiness.Their in- gathering and upbuilding of the church might seem slow work, they might meet wit but even these might be the chiefest of the blessings of God.He trps that the abundantly blessed in a i¢hetr Swork for the glory of the Kingdom of AT THE SUNDAY SCHOOL GATHERING in the afternoon, a special musical programme was carried out, and addresses were delivered by the Rev, Dr.Mackay and Messrs.J.Murray Smith, David Morrice and W.on Yale.The Rev.Dr.Scrimger preached at the evening service from the text, \u2018To preach the acceptable vear of the Tord,\u201d St.Luke, iv, 19.After discussing the interpretation of the text, and speaking of what Christianity had done daring © e past eighteen centuries, although it was to our shame that fully two-thirds of the human race still remained in ignorance of the Gospel of services en thse might © and misfortunes, .cates the prosperity of the Church, of every Christian congregation, of every Christian organization.We rejoice to-night in the indications of prosperity of this congrega tion; Entering upon a larger structure you have iarger opportunities before you than ever before, and you can look forward tu a brighter period of prosperity and greater ivileges.But do not sit down as if you wd done all.If you would attain to the elevated suinmit which God has set before all, to that idea of success which is placed Lefore you, then you will go ouward and apward.You have reached a point where vou can make a fresh start, and do your share in the work of carrying the salvation of Aimightx God to the ends of the earth.\u201d An appeal y was made by circul on behalf of mission and kindred work.Last year 81028 was collected by the cougrepa- tion und allocated as follows: Cote St.Louis Mission, 3213; French Evangelization, $100; Home Missions, $100; Auginentation, 8100; ; Foreign Missions, $100; City Missions, $150; Hospital for the Insane, $80; Preshyterian - College, 875: Missionarv Record, $40; Aged and [ntiru Ministers\u2019 Fund, $20 Widows\u2019 ; and Orphavs, 320.The varioux needs of ; Che chureh were set forth as follows: Home « Missions.$3R,000; Aügmentation Fund, : Sal tan); Foreign Missions, 8115,000; F rench 4 Evangelization, S35,000; Colleges, $14,500, Theres were also the Widows\u2019 nnd Orphans\u2019 Fund and the Aged and Infirm Ministers\u2019 \u201cund.OUR TARIFF IN WASHINGTON.SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) WasHiNGTON, April 16.-The opportunity is now given students of tarit! reforin to compare with the proposed measure before the Canadian Parlinment wi the one | under consideration by the United States Senate, Representative Wheeler, of Ala- bana, has had rinted in the Congressional text.of the.tariff hill as prepared \"by the Canadinn Minister of Finance.The \u201cbill, while in the main satisfactory, isdisappointing i in so far as the reductions proposed are concerned, not going to the extent expected and w ished for, In speaking of the bill, Mr.Wheeler said: \u201cIt will be observed that the duties upon some classes of woollen goods are pro- wsed to be reduced and the same may Fe said of some classes of goods in the cottou scheduie.What is also disappointing to me is the fact that the duty on coal oil is retained at @ cents on the ton.I had hoped it would be placed at half that figure.\u2014# INSOLVENCY BILL PROGRESSING.[srEC IAL TO THE STAR.] OTTAWA, April l4.\u2014In the Senate Hon.Mr, Buwell gave notice that upon the second reading of the Insolvency Bill Jie would move that it be referred to a committee of the Senate, instead of to a joint committee of both Houses as at first proposed, ee The Evolution of medicinal agents is gradually relegating the old-time herbs, pills, draughts and vegetable extracts to the rear and bringing into neral use the pleasant and « effective liquid axative, Syrup of Figs.To get the true remedy see that it is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Ca.only.For sale by all leading druggists.\"Special Notice.A President of a railway has recently: purchased à beautiful Evans Bros.piano, now on view in the window of P.E.Layton & Bro.'s warerooms, 2357 St.Catherine st, corner of Peel.86 2eod Is recently became necessary to stop foot traffic over the Brooklyn Bridge for a great part of the day.The t icicles which 11 from the cahles made travel dangerous, PURITY BEST T0 BUY BEST T0 USE.Sunlight Boap Depot for Qu FRANK MAGOR & CO, - MONTREAL.INSOLVENT NOTICE the matter of P.H, DUROCHER, Merchant, of Hull, P.Q.: .Tenders will be received by the undersigned until Wednesday, 18th April, 1894, inclusively, for the purchase of the assets of tho Estate, Lot1.Stock of Groceries, LL 7 &c., per laventory.11, 855 23 18% 0e Rollin, Btock.s Shop Fixtures.$12,108 50 5,298 32 Lot 2.Book Debts per 817,486 82 lst.\u201ci Stock and Inventory can be seen on the prem- 1ses.t or tender not aecopted For further particulars apply to thé Lord-Jesus Christ, Dr.Scrimger con- KENT & TURCOTTE, Curators, cluded: \u201cWerejoice in everything that indi- 85 6 Montreal NV&@-ONE COUPON of each Series for one Portfolio.Send it in the day you cut it out, or the next day.Fekkai dd de da A £0 fi ASS Series 13.3 Lh) COLUMBIAN FAIR COUPON.Sena one Coupon anc Ten Cents to the STAR office, or to any newsdealer sellin; the STAR.and Series 13 will be mailed to your address, reaching you in ten days after we receive it, { Name.ooueernsaeen.Street.covevessensancue seven Citi} OF TOUN.iviiniiiriaiiniisansnsrssiitaensreinessistisessssssossastansersaesas FRAN This Coupon No.18 will run in THE STAR until Friday night next Remember.only one Coupon, but you can cut out others and.band them to iriends.THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR MONDAY APRIL 16 1804 Marootte Broa.Sales.NAA NAS oe Nim AUCTION TRADE SALE ; \u2014or\u2014 Crockery and Glassware ! Having to vacate our Special Temporary Warehouse, 334 BT.PAUL STREET tit being now ronted to rimanent tenant), we have decided to sell the a ols of the remaining \u2014\u2014 ODDS AND ENDS \u2014\u2014 Ar PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April 19and 20.\"hese odds and ends opr Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Tollet Mets, Cups and Saucers, Dishes and other articles in Clitna and Barthen: ware too numerous (0 mention in detatl; also Glussware and Loanps, the whole to be sole, in lots tu suit pui py the same time we o will take the opportunity (fering a choice assortment of staple goods in sr packages, comprising, in part, the fol- + D rates White Granite Nandled Teas, 10 crates White Granite Plates à pres 5 erates Printed Tea Sts, 15 craton irinted Plates, 10 crates assorted White Granite Seconds, 10 crates assorted Printed Ware, 100 cases goblets, ete, ete, ete.This sale offers an exceptional opportunity to storckeepers tu ne a 5 a supply of atapies for the spring trade.beral terms will be given to our regular cu omer Bale Each Day at 10 O'Clock.JOHN L.CARSIDY À CO.MARCOTTE BRON, Auctioneers.Y MARCOTTE BROS.réa \u201cAuction Sale of Fine Household ar On Monday and Tuesday, 16th and 13th April, At the store, 1671 NOTRE DAME ST.We have received instruction Irom the parties interested to sell without reserve Farniture at the above address, \u2014\u2014COMPRISING\u2014= 2 Splendid Pianos, cost $450 each, cr, stal Gas.lier, British Plate Mirror.one of the t Turks 85 arlor $ tio Plush aud Hair c LS 2 room Nets, 8 splendid Din DE Tables, Leather C Couches, Wire Back Eusy rs, à Splendid Sideboards, 16 Bedroom Sets, Black Walnut, Oak and Cherry, Marble Top and Plain, Spring Bed, Wool and Hair Mattress, 3 deatner and Pillows, Mantel ches, 18 Rolls of Carpet, 28 pieces Otlclotii, Lace Curtains, Por- \u2018tieres, White Quilts, Silver I'lated Ware, Crockery and Glassware, Fine Pictures, ete, all to be sold ON, MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Each day at 2?o'clock, at NO.1671.NOTRE DAME STREET.Parties wishing Fine Furpi- ture should attend this sale.Storage Free té 18t of May.883 .MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers, | TRADE SALE.oN NEDNESDAY, an ANNTANY, Dry Goods 5 à bankrap valued at $5000, wil bo.sold ta lots aaa \u2018without reserve at our rool nel, Canvas, cambrio L Lin of all kinds, Underwear.Hosiery, Collars, Neck- tiles, White and and Napiins.Shirts, Car ta, Towels an Blankets, Quilts, pote\u201d ave etoen Braids, Napkins, Etc.Also 2 cases of imported Pipes, 2 canes of Underwear, 50 dozen Felt Hats, 2000 gross of - French Blaciing, 8 0 cases of Assort Tod Boots and Ehoes, 2 cases of Hair and Kan Brushes, and- many other goods.SALE AT TEN A.M.MARCOTTE as 4 AU the Finu \u201889 ST.AMES STREET, Tweeds, Meltons, Bedvers, Prints, Cottons, Cottonnades, Cashmeres.G Flan-\u2014 Alexander Shaw's Bales.A veriox SALE.Most Important Salp of Household Furniture Ever Held in Montreal.ONTARIO FURNITTRE COY.will close out their entire stock of Furniture to the highest bidder, At No.441 ST.JAMES STREET, ORITESDAY AFTERNOON, 13th April, at 2.30.} $11,008, Handsome, well-made Furniture.All Goods belng guaranteed as represented, to be sold with- oul reserve.Prescription of Goodn.m Suites in Oak, Walnut and cherry, all the latest styles; Dining-room Suites.ak and Walnut, one cost $350.00, very massive and heavily carved; also Sideboards, tonslo on Tables and Leather Chairs, Parlor Sets, covered ; with Wilton Rugs, Brocatelle, Sik Ta Ate and ail the uewest coverings; 8 or \u20ac Wire Buck uites in Costly Brocatelle\u2019 anu Tapestry cos To udd Wire Back Chairs, Fancy Chairs in Rattan and Oak, Hall Stands, Tables, Fancy Cabluets, Cylinder Desk, wil kcases, China Closets 10 Oak and W nut, | Iron and Brass Bedsteads, Child's sets, Hair Mattreases, Pillows, Engels Music Stands, Perforated and Cane Chairs, Gent's Bureaus and having stands, Couches, Smoking Chairs, eto., e N.B.\u2014Parttes furnishing should certninly a attend and make thelr purchases at this sale.Goods must be removed at once, asthe ines must be vacated.Sale Tuesday, April 17, at 2.50 p.m.ALEXANDER AHA W, 3 joncer.- + SALE OF FINE NOUSENOLD FURNITURE.Kara Plane, cost 8690, Rest Brussels Ca Pictures, Silver ware, Catlery, China and Glassware, Brass Gasaliers, Fancy Wire Frames and Other Chairs, Etc, only a short alle in use.The subscriber has received Instructions to sell at the residence, 105 ST.FAMILLE ST, ON FRIDAY, THE 20TH, All the Hoysehold Furniture and Effects \u2014IN DRAWING ROOM \u2014 Very Fine Cabinet Grand Karn Piano, almost new, cost 8600, sui, ur Music Cabinet yrkist Drawing Room d Fancy Chairs, aplendid \"Mantel and Other Ornamonts, Steel Fikagravia.Brass Gasa- Mers, Lace Curtains, E \u2014 DIN ne ROOM \u2014 Fine Carved Walnut fldeboard, Leather Covered Seat and Back Chairs, Carved Extension Dining Table, Lesther Covered Couch, Curtains, Br sels C t, Pictures, Brass Gasaliers, silver ware, China and Glassware, Dinner and Tea and Breaktast Services.\u2014MALL-\u2014 Elegant Oak Hall Stand, Deer's Head, Finely Mounted Engravings, Hall Stained Glass Gasalter.\u2014 BEDROOMS \u2014 Finely Walnut Sets, Tennessee Marble,\u2019 air Mattresses, Pillows, Counter 08, 8 Easy and and Fancy Chairs, Réading ~~ LIBRARY AND anes Cherry Table, Pictures, Curtains, Easy Chairs, Mantel Mirror, Fine Clock, Ranier Ornaments, \u2014 KITCHEN-\u2014\u2014 Gas Stove, Refriger , Uaual Kitehen den Utensils and Sundries, set Covers, , Etc, Ete.BALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.ALEXANDER SHAW, A 883 uctioness.and Drau fhe it ro sty) tis h Top B | raug orses, Stylish Top Bu; ebec ns.Mugs Frasar Bros.Sales JOX TENSIVE SALE OF Berses, tarts, Lumber Wagseas, Busgi single and Double nleighs, Single and Boudle Harucss, Household Fare nitare, Rte, Bic.We are tastructed by the proprietor.who is Having + the cliy, to sell Ly Public Auction, ou Juin NOTRE DAME STRKET.ST.HENRY, WEDNESDAY, Juth APRIL at 2,30 Pp.Si his comple:e OutNt, consisting of ne mber Wagons, one alinost new, ces! $73.+ Working.Horses, one 3 year old Cult, partly bro ken, © Kxoellunt Scotch Carts, 2 Bug- gles.1 Selig on Hobs.iron x and Scraper, «& Scts Hand Made Double Harness, one almost new, 4 Sootch Curt Harnesses, 2 Sets tingle Driving Marnean, : Horse Blankets, 3 Sleigh Robes, good as new, Ke Nai Cross Cut and'other Rana alsa ail the Househuld Fur.i niture, consisting in part = follows: Bohrman & a, o, New York, bquare 11azo, sweet aud power.t fui tone, Tapestry \u2018Plano cased Melo- deon, Fine Hair Cloth orion suite, an Excellent Flush Cc v'd Bed Centre Table, Whatnot, nge, res, .Lace Curtatna; Oil Cloth, Gurney Coun- teas \u201cHans Stove, Bedroom Furniture, Brass and Iron Double Bed, pad Bureaus and Washsiands, Refrigerator.Lead Cook Stove, Crockery, Glassware, Kitchen Utensiis, etc, etc.BALE AT 2.30.FRASER RROS., Auctioneers.MPORTANT SALE er Driving and Working Mores, Carriages, , ce.Bite, ie oom DRFOSETORY No.320 and 322 ST.JAMES STREET, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON.14h APRIL 1 Val atle ace Horse, *Locust.\u201d by Virgil\" dam, \u2018Mes \u2018Winaer ofa sw take at Jerome a, and a number of other {por an 83 ful Kensington, Que! waggous.- press Waggons, 4 Passenger Vill art, and Road Cart, Grocers\u2019 and Butchers\u2019 Carts, Family PURES a na pExpress Harness, Kiding Saddles and Bridl These sales are ght \u2018established apd largely patronized.Co can rely upon fair prices and prompt cash returns.GO SALE AT 2.30.: FRASER BROS.88 3- Auctioneers.= + TTRACTIVE SALE.Excellent Mousecheld Furaiture, Helntuman Plane, Good Carpets, Etc, Etc, At the residence, NO.57 PAPINEAU SQUARE Ou WEBDNFIDAY Merning, Ith APRIL In Parlor, valuable Helutzman Sjuare Plano, cost 300, Tapesiry Carpets, Flne Carved Centre Table.> Neat Parlor suite, Pipl Brass Gasallers, Pictu Etagere, Ui ents, Lace Curtalns and Git Poles, otc.In ining Room, Fin side ith Bevelled irror, Dining Table and chairs, Brass Gasalier, Lounge, Handsome 14 Cloe k, cost $30, Cur- talus, etc., contents of Dedrooris, Very Handsome M.T.Walnut Bedroom Set, cost $173, an other or oat Sets, G Carpets, Pillows and Bolsters, Feather ters, sprend nds vote tes au cet Sets, Lace Curtains, Je, Gas ht, Hall C Han anes Countess\u2019 H Stove, rations Patent Canopy Tent, complete, cost $28, Lot ¢ Awnings, Garden Tools, Crockery, Kitchen Uten sils, ete, etc.SALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.FRA ss SER MROH., Auctioneers INSOLVENT NOTICE.\u2014UNRESERVEP BSALE\u2014\u2014 In the matter of the NEW YORK PIANO cor, Insolvents.The undersigned will sell 1 detail, at the store, 2238 aT.by bite, suction AMES STREET, ON WEDNESDAY, 93h APRIL, The splendid stock of Planos and Organs 8 elong- Lo Estate tate, consisting of Webers, \u20ac Hale, Hallett & jy aa Fi other first clas: es s makers r an Squares.also .4 la a Fano too Cavedy D a a soportunity ro : figred; roa without reserve.Also after the above, the stock in process of manufacture, and Office and Store Fixtures and Furni- Tare-will be be sold in one lot at à dollar rate as per inventory, about $2300.00.Consisting of Planos Cases, Actions, Scales, Sounding Boards, the general contents of a I'lanc anufactory.Goods ean Doseon between 10 a.m.and any day before 89-18.\u201c Sale at 20.30 in the Forenoon.##\"Terms Cash.A, W.STRVENSON, Curator.ALEXANDER SMAW, Auctio: Haut TON Caen, 17 8 pre treet.} Sam INSOLVENT NOTICE.BALE BY AUCTION, BY LS.DECHENES.In the matter of D.GUAY & CO., Tanners and Shoe Manufacturers, Quebec, Insolvents.Notice 1s hereby given that on on tar: APRIL 73RD, i904, AT 11 A.W.the premt ses of the oo rene] No.5 1 On Vallter street, St.Roc! h.Quebec, of Assets, &c., will take place as toll A.\u2014Btocks or Shoes fintsh- 7 ed and uni finished, Insta, Bude of 10,743.04 k of fentner, 1,447.18 \u2018ools, &c., 679.75 Furnishings, 200.30 Machinery, 5,353.50 18.4287 23.72 B-Book Debts, as per list, 4,398.20 * 322,821.98 The sale iil be made separately and en bloc on the above items at so much in the dollar as per! rhe inventory.; ry bidder will have to place the Sum ot $460\" 4 the hands of the curator as a antee.The stock and establishment wilt 0 Open for ine ection at No.571 St.Valller street from the 8th to the 21st just.ventory and !st of book debts can be examined at my Terms of am cash, bale lo at 110 vg = date and place aforemen- LS.jo \u2014 NAP, MATIE Auctioneer.75 Be.Peter st.QUEBEC, April 13th, 1694, 87 ¢ INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the: mntter c of BRAULT & CO, St.Louis de Gonzague, P.Q.The undersigned will sell by auction at No.89 ST, JAMES FREE Montreal, 0; FRIDAY, the ON APRIL, 1904, At 31 O'Clock, the assets of the Estate as under: Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Urockery, oto.vacances sorcesrarssoccee9806E15 FIXLUFES .\u2026.0vr0ccccnsencene.104.05 93168.10 \u2018Store wil be open on 19th inst.KENT & TURCOTTE, Place d'Armes, Montreal, MARCOTTE BRes.85 8 daw Anctionesrs.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In re FORTUNAT JOSEPH GM IO RELLE, Grocer, Xo.701 Bi.Law ce Main Street plontréal Insolvent.* undersigned will sell able Muction ho place Of Désiness of {said néatven at MONDAY, the 33rd Bay of APRIL, 1894, .At11 Q\" Clock» Forenoon.all the azsits ceded as ollows, per Inventory : Grossrioe, W uors $3868 90 Rolling shook Horse oe na Vebicles 202 20 1188 20 40 Rent of Premises to 1st May, 1895 800 00 $879 50 The store will be open for fr spection on Saturday, the 21st Apr 804 an a in view at our offices.For ber part iculars, apply te - BILODEAU & RENAËD, orn 5 15 &t James Street, Montreal 5 MABOOTTE BROS, Auctioneers.Benning & Barsalou's Salea.NINN NINN REGULAR WEEKLY TRADE SALE rn SET Cro \u2014AT AUCTION\u2014 Ab our saiesrooms, Nos.86 and 88 St.Peter Street, on WEDNESDAY,\" THE 18th APRIL, AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M., In lots suitable to the wants of ths City and Country Trade.: \"ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, A RETAIL BANKRUPT STOCK of MILLINERY oni ol v iran bbons, of Ve Pace, Velvet a sa ou oy Gods, oa: w Wire, \" Wings, Flowers, Hats, AMOUNTING TO $1080.11, sale without any reserve.883 BENNING & BARSALSU, Auctioneers.JLXTENSIVE SALE =or\u2014 i .HARNESS, COLLARS, BRIDLES, MORSE BLANKETS, Et, AT AUCTION, - The Subscri have received instructions to sell at cor.or PAUL STREET & BONSECOURS MARKET, 0 | THURADAY, the IMM, and FRIDAY, } the ¥0th APRIL, 830 Collars.350 Bridles.250 Hat 100 Sets Harness {Double and Single).50 Pres.Horse Blankets.Rope Traces, Martingales, Double Whippletrees, roe whole Whole in lots to euit purchasers and with- ou SALE E BACH pat AT 10 OCLOCK A.M.us BENNING à BARSALOY.= Mpovesmor® = FU RNITU RE.SPRING \u201ceALEs, 1984.i undersigned are during tats to devote special tention vo ot or bol Frais tor eg su ve Baro ot.nd Cl and Be verything entrusted to us will po 1 tvids hing receive prompt .Advertising will be thoroughly attended to.Promps Returns gad Liberal Terms.me & BARSALOU, ssf Auctioneers.INSOLVENT NOTICE.BANKRUPT srecu Fou FOR SALE BY PUBLIC © ATUTNGN.In the matter of GOUGEON & MICHAUD, ot Lachine, P.Q.«© We have recejved instructions trom the Curator to sell by public auction, at our rooms, 86 St.Peter Street, Montreal, on THRURSPAY, APRIL Ih, 1804, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, en bloc, at 80 much in the dollar, the following assets bel onging to Uhis estate:\u2014 LOT 1, Stock-1a-trade, comprising Dry Goods, Boota and &hoes, S re Fucpiture, etc, as per inventory, 4747.30: LOT 2 * Stock of Jewellery as per inventory.about $670.00, with inventory, can be seen on application at the Insolvent's store at Lachine, and wu Information can be -obtelued at the ofiice of ~ TERMS.L\u2014Cash a approved security, with inter ts r annum.Purchaser to de- post 4 00 = 3 he time of enn nen, MAINS, Curator, St.Sacramont st, Montreal.BENNING - BARSALOU, INSOLVENT NOTICE.THOS.WILSON à ce.Mentreat.\"pu NOEL SE no tl Brest, Monreal! ea ad thw TUESDAY, 17th April, 1004, at 11 ppt the assets of the estate as under:\u2014 tos k General Hard Carri se ne Iron and ou nm 1,947 91 Fixtures 63 00 ?$12,010 91 Book devis and bills recolvabls devennaine .28,075 00 Store will be open, 14th and 16th Inst.XE & TCROSTTE, \u201c ?Place d'Armes, Montreal.- MARCOTTE BROS.1] A Pa Mand a pete Parier suite, Best Brassels Carpet, Handsome Lace Cure tains, Brass Canalier, Rte, We are instructed to sell by auction at the residence, 1893 1-3 SF.CATHERINE STREET (Near St.Lawrence St), oy Tm REPAY AFTERNOON.ih APRIL Exceedingly Neat Furniture and Effects, consisting of Handsome Sik Plush Bair OR Suite, almost new, Brusse arpel.Pair Curtalns, cost $24, Fine Wal.Centre Table, 4- ass Gasalier for, on or Gas, In first class order Floturen MT order, ctu .Te Feathi Fe er Bed, ather Pillows and Bolsters, teads, Mattresses, {ant entr sular Hall Stoye with O Statr Herbie un Cloth, header Cook Stove, \u201cKitchen Utensils, Ric SALE AT 2.30 P.M.FRASER BROS., Auctioneers.SE OF NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.natructed ry rietor, who \u20183 leaving the city.do seul ot the rudes nce, | 14 TORRANCE STREET, TUBADAY MORNING, Ith APRIL, All the Household Furniture and Effects, including, Excellent \u2018Tap.Parlor Carpet.Border to match, in Fin r.Parlor Suite, Pict: rbd Or naments, Centre \u2018Tables, Portl Lace a.tains, Diningroom Furniture, Gas Fixtures, Fan Carpet, \u2018Koyal nadlan Hall stove with\" Oven in perfect order statr C Good Bedroom \u20ac ts, Cham TocheTFs atiresses, Sp 3 room Suitea, Mante] and Mattress, 8-day strike and Al Clock, \u201cGurney\u201d rder, tor, Wringer, Washi chine, Tbe.Stove, Kitchen hing, Machi etc rand nice and clean.BALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.FRASER BROS.Auctioneers, POSTPONEMENT.The valuable properties belonging to the Insolvent estate of GEO.BISHOP, advertised tor sale on Il in fine THRURSDAY, 19h APRIL, Has been upavoldably postponed to FRIDAY, 4th NAY.DENCON & FAIR, Curators.- FRASER BROS.es 3 Aucti ARGEWEEKLY FURNITURE SALE, - Excellent Household Furniture, moved from various Rouges In the city, bei brilliant toned opr ht Planos, Parlor, Dining and Bedroom Furniture, Brussels and Ta, Pictures, dries, Stoves, Ran ete, ou.pute ur Auct fon No.320 81.James s On Friday Next, teth or, ut Ten ©'Clock.Parties having Furniture, ete., 450 dispose of are invited to consign the same to us.ell known and thoroughly established weekly sales; the Ia attendance of bona fide buyers ensuring satistactory prices.88 4 FRASER RROS., Aucti Are or HOrsENOLD EURNITURE.carre a tv 1a ehh fine wl w in aise lion A instance, Prompt ee! 3 FRAAER BROS., Auctioneers.Sram Tene Proof Safes fur vatuabien, oo re FRASER BRES., Auetle INSOLVENT NOTICE pt Stock, for Sale by.Tender.tate a JOHN MARTIN ® co.Montreal, Tenders wil received Es \u2018the underst I oflice, 204 St.James at., Montreal, until On TUESDAY, 3h APRIL, iy for the undermentionod assets of the sald estate.Robes $4000\u2014BSkina $12,000\u2014Manufactured Boss a ings, etc, 85637 per inventory, * ts ES si mad up for finest city trade per inven 4 p 7 Stock of Military Out wih Goods\u2014Police and Firemen's Supplies, etc.per ventory, $21,397.»s Stock of Fine Im weeds and Coatin Lint Tallor's Trimmings, ete, suitable | noe city trade, per inventory, $4,483.Warehouse and-Office Furniture, & in ventory, $2483.- c per Book Accounts, per list, $5962.Terms Cash, or approved security with tater est at 7 per cent, per annum.alénd ers may be sent In for the whole of the oc, or separately.for Sach or any or H Hiehont or any tender not necessarily ospted.Tenders to be accompanied by an re epoque tor$500.# © stock and inventories and list of book debts © see at the warebouse, 435 aoû 8H Ta Paul atreat.\u201cMontreal.from the a Bare Arie ba) both inplustre.Por further Information apply to the under CoE eee To \u2018 + » or jes, NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE EFFECTS.ding, large Sane Sun: ope to each weak day.from the 101010 NAN SA.To Manufacturers VALUABLE FOLNBRY PROPERTY ren SALE EN KINGSTON, I have received instructions to sell by syetion at wy rooms in Kingston, on at he hour of 120'clock noon, that valuable property known as The Victoria Stove Works, oon- Dating of Six Lots of Land.having frontage of 202 fect on Queen street, 774 fcel on Kio slioot, and i fect on Barrack street.The bulld nd nga con- of Large \"Stone Muuidin Shops, Une Story Hin three Story Shop, Sample Fry office, and Sore together With detached outbid ing pntor amd Smiths, Shop, Iron and Coal rick Muild ng for fitting 5 Ou the property are a 2 Stor: Stone dwelling o on queen ror on and Feo Fi rame Dwell on King street.In the Fou rebuilt, and.a a Steel er and Engine rocenci Sha team Elevator, full line of Juried fting, = Cupoin an a pad C PANG, ua Pres.isinan oxcellant state of | repair.ue coul be; qually adapted for almost ay kind of factory.May be visited any day before sale.A portion of the ture hase money | might remain on mortgage if d BE = = ARTIN, Auctioneer.Rae & Donnellys Sales.PAA ~ Trade Sale -OF\u2014 TEAR, COFFRE, FANCY LOADS, COFFEE MILL, SCALES, FIXTURES, de.\u2018The subscribers have received instructions from Mr.A.PLANTER, who 13 retiring from business, to sell his entire stock of __TRAS, FANCY GOODS, FIXTURES, Etc, amounting to 81500, at his store, | No.1046 ST- CATHERINE STREET, TUESDAY | MORNING, APRIL 17, \u2014CONSISTING OP\u2014 11K pkgs.Young Hyson, Japau and Black Teas, Glass fr are, Cracks dry x \u2019 Esrthenware, Lamps, Globes, &cC., conce \u201cni, uare and round Tes and Coffee Canisters, 4 Btools on pivots, Counters, Coal ntove, Coal, Counter and Plat form Scales, Gasallers, &c.To be sold in lots to suit the trade, without reserve.SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.RAE & DONNELLY, Auctioneers.366 > 873 LAS SERVED 82 SALE -oFr\u2014 New Fcrnitare, House Furnishings, Very Fine Upright Pianes, Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Squares, Oil- .cloths, Portieres, Cur tains, Ete.The Subs-ribers will sell at thelr Rooms, 241 and 243 8t.James Street, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 17TH, \u2014COMPRISIKG\u2014 Drawing Room Suites In Slik Brocatelle and Wil- Hush, Cloth, Oak Chairs, ts, Hair and Wool Mattresses, Chamberware, Chioa and Classw are, Plated Ware, Cutlery, llouse Xurnishings, v SALE AT TWO O'CLOCK.wo ~~ BAER & DONNELLY, .882 ws Auctioneers.STATE .ELIE PLANTE.BALE OF MOVABLES, .PUBLIC NOTICE 18 hereby given that on At 10 ©\u2018Cleek in the Fereneon, Shall be sold by Publlo Auction.at No.317 St.Denis Street, last d ot the -deceased, all contractor, of t sale shall Be for as à a Thole lo may be examined on thie day of sale, after , ©.MARIN, of the Estate RAR à DOKNELL \u2018The attention of the pul c 1 in roeated to the above Sale, as it compr One Tapes- y Rug Parlor set, dd and Easy i jhalrs, RW.Whatnot, Fancy Tables, En pre ten- Sideboard and Leather-seAt fon Dining Tavis Curtains, M.Hicks & Co.'s Sales.Etc.\u2014 SALE OF ù ATTRACTIVE MOUSEROLD FUR- w NITURE UlNew York Upright Plane, BR.P.Q/ Mamtel Miirers, Crystal Gasa- llers and Brackets, Rich Slik and Plush Brapery, Fine Pains.ings, Tamboured Curtains, Elegant Drawing Reom, Dining Reem and Bedroom Fur miture, Ete., Etc.HORSES, CARRIAGES, BARNESS, ETC.We have received instructions from W.J.PnicB, Esq, to sell at his Residence, NO.31 ST.LUKE STREET (OFF GUY), TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 17TH, All His Household Appointments, ee a 1 by B.Powe, of New York, cost Cry stal G Brackets and p, two costly B P.antel Mirrors, ert curtains, Brussels carpets, andsome Door Dra) in Flush and 1k, Plano Drape, Broyres, Drawing Room Sots and Calms, Plano Lamp, Crystal Sconces, Mantel Clock, \u201cGil raliting by vo TOC avin Mints, de.Handsome Walnut cost $150; Carved Oak Ha i Chair, Æ Hall anc and stair Carpets, 5, Pictures, &c.Neat Stl ing Roo Cabinet Chat airs, ockors, wd Bl n $200 each, all Brose are Bedstead, Hair Mattresses: Spring Beds, Lace Bed and Sham covers.Rattan Chair, Chamber Sets, Suge Range, Reinga ron, Cltelt I th, rator, cloth, Pome\u2019 pou &c., &e STABLE AND COACH MOUSE, Bay Filly \u201cCallidoria,\u201d foaled 1893, bred b Seacord.ry Cob, 15) hands, 6 rd ok \"340 at \u201cpinot park, sound quiet or 1a qe.drive.Ray M.8 \u2018Orange ve Yoars © ands, splendi jumper: or hutted regularly last scason with Montreal Fox Hounds.Leatner-top va made hy \u201cLariviere;\u201d 4- use.Set ut Yih Driving mounted Harness, lish Kiding 8 Isa and Br ie side add.Bi n es, da Hunting Saigon fies Fad fidin and Driving Bit tree Srankote.three splendid Buf- - falo Ro \u2014 &0.re and Effects ot this house are al tu good order and almost equal to SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.\u201c NM.NICKS & ©8., Auctioneers.N.B.\u2014-The Horses, Carriages, Rares.4a will be sola at 2 o'clock.* INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of CITAR, WILSON, Boot and Shoe pins ware.of a: will sell by public auction at the insolvent, LP 64 VICTORIA SQUARE, o TURSBAY, the 13th APRIL ENST, the Assets belodging to state in two lots at a dollar rate as per inventory.1.Stock and Fixtures, about $450 00 2.Book debts, a 750 00 Inventory can ben seen at office of curator.Terms cash.SALE AT ELEVEN OCLOCE A.MA.W, STEVENSON, ! urs! .JAS.STRWART & 2 co.Hamttror- Fazer 7 8t.John BL.Montreal, April, 1806, 0% 8 daw BR.R.Martin's Sales.M.Hicks & Co.'s Sales.AN A PA IANA THURSDAY, THE 13th DAY OF APRIL, 2894.; WEDNESDAY, THE ISTH APRIL INST, airs, Bedroom Bets, Car Fortieres, Lacs R.& D.pets, VERY LARGE SALR \u2014OF\u2014 EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURK and EFFECTS, Removed trom private residences for convenience of sale, \u2014TO LE HELD AT\u2014 Our Rooms NOS.1821 & 1833 Notre Damest., Tuesday Evenius, Aprit 17, at 7.30 O'Clock, -COMPRISING\u2014 Upright Plano, & Draming Room, Parlor & Sitting toom Sets, Easv and Funcy Chatrr, Desk Bookcases, Sideboards, Dining ables, Leutuer Dining Chairs, ldrge quantity of poscu CarpetsCurtatos, Crystal, nd Hronze Gasaiters, Mirrors, Tables, Glassware, hin nd Almost every artic required mn Housekeeping §¥ This will be a very 1m tant sale of good and ysctul articles, all in dmporcer SALE AT 7.30 CT OCK, M.RICKS & Co, Auctioneers.stov es.VERY IMPORTANT SALE \u20140F\u2014 .SLSENOLD FURNITURE AND APPOINTMENTS, \u2014\u2014at the residence of \u2014\u2014 LESLIE J.5KELTUN, ESQ.Ne.138 Metcalfe Street, \u2018WEBNESPAY MCRNING.APRIL 18h, AT 10 O'CLOCK.We desire specially to call your attention to the following: y Everything in the House is the \u2019 Best of its Kind.The Faraiture was made by hand from au Artists desigas.Valuable Original French Bronzes \u201cLove and Butterfly,\u201d by \u201cChaudet;\u201d \u201csPpartious \u201d by \u201cFoyatier.\u201d PICTURES = Well Himown Lecat Artista, Raphael, Scymour; Bic., FINE ENGRAVINGS, .! MANDIONE AQUARITM, OXIDISED SILVER MILTON SRIELD, Iilus.trating PARADISE LOAT, BY ELKINGTON, very rare.© The Glassware, China, Doulton, Florentine and Auvwery Ware Carpets and Curtains, were rsonally selected in Burcpe, sesrnr SET, Atos FARLRS, Hand Painted, oach plece a Jeroen: fable, Dinner und Tea ter OAK FRAMED MIRROR.OAK po EXTENSION PBINING TABLE AND LEATHER COVERED CHAIRS, All hand work to order, LARGE AND MANDSOME CABINET, VERY INE CABINET BOOK CASE, wiih Japanese Decorative Panels, 500 YOLS.of ATANDARD and RARE BOOKS, \u2018 BEDROOM FURMTIRE, Beds and Bedding, Sotas, Eaay Chatrs, etc.LIBRARY FURNITURE, ; da TE Vo CE Ni pletely furnished house, SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.MN.HICKS & ces i QALE oF » THOMSON\u201d * Dining Room, Bedroom, Libear un and Drawing Reem Faraiture.Haines Broa, N, Y., anol Plang Gasaile: Carpets, BC oriieree: Flo Etch- Ings Cut Glassware, Finest China, SUverware, Etc.Mr.GEO.P.BROWNE has instructed us to sel} on THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, \u2014\u2014AT BIS RESIDENCE \u2014 XO.94 MACKAY STREET, All iis Elegant Household Appolatments } \u2014AS FOLLOWS \u2014 \u2014 DRAWING ROOM \u2014- Raines Bros.N.Y., Cabinet Grand Plano, ver) fine Instrument, in perfect order, cout $030; E.rgant Dr» wing Room Set, Odd Chairs, Brussels Carpets, Brass U i Music Stand.Screen, Mahogany Centre and Ancy Tables, Etc, Ete.' \u2014 DINING ROOM \u2014 uartered Oak tideboard, Dining Table, Shina Closet, ak Table and Leather Covered ning Cuairs, Brass dasaller, Oil F'aintings, Madras Curtains, Cut Glamware, ware, Fine China, Some Rare Uld ! leces of China Rte.\u2014 LIBRARY AND MTTING ROOM \u2014 Handsome Mahoga ay Cabinet Desk, Oak Book.Centre es, Easy Chairs, Brass Gasa- liers, Oak Card Table, Brussels Carpets, Lounge, Sing Room det, Curtains, Etc i -\u2014MALL AND STAIRWAY \u2014 Brussels Hall and Stair parpet pra Hall Rack Rugs: ott Fainting Chientlie \u2018Portieres: Umbrella stand, Et \u2014REDROON$\u2014 Oak and Walnut Bedroom Rets, All Brass Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses Ep Beds, Wilton and Prussels Carpets, Cheffonler, Bureaus, Washstands, Oak and Walaut Tables, Blankets, Quilts, \u2014\u2014RITCHEN\u2014 wee Gas Cooking 8 tove With hot water combination heater, Refrigerator, Kitchen Utensils, Tm > Most Bost ule, asd 3 of this house nh jomson's 8 and is a perfectly fur- Rished reside per SALE AT TEX O'CLOCK.MN.HICKS & CO.Auctioneers.Walter M.Kearns Sales.INS AA ARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS.39 FERAT-CLASS COWR Including Fresh Calved and Beef Cows, 4 YOUNG AND SOUND WORK HORSES.ey of Double and single Tlarness scotch SE a fone.ry 2 C Tice\u201d Pos an wires\u201d ren a Roller ?apie: horse pow anne and a large number Pot other implemeuts, &c, &c.IMPORTANT UNRESERVED ALLE, Dy omer of Mets JRODDICK & HANNATORD, \u201cSUMMERIIL Farm (formoriy &lr Jos.Hicxson's), CUTE ar.PAUL on WEDNESDAT, 186N APRIL, INSTANT.BALE AT 10.80 O'CLOCK A.M.WALTER NM.KEARNS, us Awcth OUSEHOLD FURNITURE 4 AT AUCTION.The subscriber will sell at the residonce No, 244 BLEURY STREET, - ON TTRSDAF, 216h APRIL INST.Parlor Chatîra; *Brussélà and other Car, Fancy Tables, Parlor rol ampa Good I score, - Wom peta Co \u2018ostly rite \u2019 hy Desk and Bed Combined, PI Tollot Beta, os and \\Weahs Feather Fun Ornaments, Dinaer and Tea Ware, Flctures, Ex- ! cellent \u201cParisian\u201d Cooking, \u2019 a au modern linge em enta (equal to new), © sa usual Kitnen Ut Utenaila, e Everything for positive sale.BALR AT TER O'CLOCK.WALTER M.RRARNS, © a3 Auctionses.nd Brackets.ures, Hat - 6 » THE HARBOR.FREIGHT SHEDS BEING PUT UP FOR TRAFFIC.River Steamers to go on Various Routes To-Morrow-The Longueuil Ferry Ice Reports.\u2018The harter had quite a busy appearance this morning.The freight sheds are being put up in a hurry, in fact one of the Allans\u2019 wilt have-its ruof on this evening.À number of pin flats arrived in port frumSoreland Boucherville this morning, where they had been wintering.À big portion of the Richeliew Compuny's fleet also arrived up to-day, including the Three Rivers,\u201d * Terrchonne \"and * Laprairie.\u201d The \u201cThree Rivers\u201d will go on the Three Rivers route to-morrow, when the \u201cTerrebonne\u201d will also take her regular route.In the meantime, the \u2018\u201cSorel\u201d will take the plaée of the \u201cIsland Queen\u201d between the island wharf and Longueuil.The Que- bee Line wili be opened just us soon as the ice disappears.The \u201cLongueuil\u201d beat its record on Saturday, when it carried across to the city no less than #10 carts.The buoys are now being placed in the channel.The tirst steamer to arrive will likely be the \u201cPremier,\u201d which ix brincing a cargo of fruit for Montreal.She is expected about the middle of the week.Following are to-day's ice reports: THREE RIVERS, April 16,\u2014The las: obstacle to navigation ix now ow the move.Lake st.Peter ice has been passing uninterrupt- .edly sin » Saturday night.+ GRONDINES, April 16.The ice has moved to the lower end of Grondines and is still this morning, but is pretty sure to move again with the next ebb-tide.Water is low, VALLEVFIELD, April lt.-Ilce all gone from here and everPthing being put in readiness for river tratlic.BATISCAN, April 16.\u2014 Large quastities of ice have been passing here since Saturday night and the river is now completely free of ice.ST.ANNE DE BELLEVUE, Que, April 16 10 a.m.\u2014Lake of Two Mountains ice all came down on Saturday night.The Ottawa river is now clear of ice from St.Anne's to Carillon.k The First From Sorel.The first steamer from Sorel arrived in port this afternoon.It was tue coal steamer * Tiber.\u201d CITY ITEMS.A musical entertainment will be given to-morrow (Tuesday) evening, in the hall of St.Simon's Church, St.Heurl.The lock-out of the building trades, which occurred in Chicago, was not as general as was expected, not more than 10,000 employes being thrown out of work.Napoleon Coté, aged 55, residing at 402 Montcalm street, fell over the revetment wall on Saturday, breaking his left leg.He was removed to the Notre Dame Hospital.Ald.Hurteau has arranged with the members of the Dominion Cabinet, to receive a deputation in connection with the new harbor improvement scheme on Thursday.The City Health Department have issued notices tothe effect that they are prepared at the request of any citizen, to distnfect ali | houses that have been infected by tubercu- lonis.Coroner McMahon held an inquest at 24 Payette street on the body of Mrs, Bolduc, an old lady of ninety-four years of age, who died suddenly.The verdict was ** Death from natural causes.\u201d Customs officers at Niagara Falls seized a tel containing tailor-made goods, which ad been smuggled from Canada and were lett at the express office for shipment to New York.The value of the goods is $100 The Bishop of Montreal confirmed 64 candidates at St.George's Church last evening.Mr.A.F.Gault gave Dean Carmichael a number of beautiful Bibles for distribution to each candidate, as a memorial of their confirmation.Mrs.Michael Duggan has entered an action for $120 agaiust the Canadian Pacific tailway, as compensation for the loss of r husband, who was killed in the C.P.R.yards at Cote St.Antoine, while in the employ vf the Company.A nieeting of secretaries of the cricket clubs in and about Montreal will be held next Thursday evening in the Fraser Institute to arrange a schedule of matches for the coming season.It is expected all or- nized clubs will he represented, and a ull list of all matches arranged.Hiram Silverman, of Webbwood, Ontario, was brought to Montreal by Deputy High Constable Bissonnette yesterday.e was charged \u201cwith having obtained $467 worth of gnods under false pretences from William Edward Ross, of Montreal.Silver- maa pleaded not guilty and wax remanded.Friday morning, while a man by the name of Bruphy was making a joiut in the gas main ou Metcalfe Avenue, Cote St.Antoine, the sides of the excavation pave way and he was with some difficulty extricated from the mass of earth.When taken out he was much exhausted and his face was disfigured and crushed.He was removed to the General Hospital.Mr.Thomas McLaughlin, the eldest son of the late Mr.Thomas Mclaughlin, of Lachine, and brother of the Tide Surveyor, died yesterday.He had returned from the United States, where he had lived for many years, about a month ago.The de- censed had seen service in the Civil War, and had been attached to the Commissary Department.He leaves a wife and two children.Gertie Black, the pretty little two year- old daughter of Thomas Black, a Grand Trunk engineer, was killed on Saturday by falling from the portico of her home, À Menai street, Point St.Charles.The little thing had just kissed her father good-bye.and had toddled back up the steps and climbed on the portico railing to wave a last good-bye Kiss to him, when she lost her balance and fell, The child died at 11 o'clock on Sunday morning.Mrs.Charlies Marcil, widow of the late Mr.Charles Marcil, vocate, and mother of Mr, Charles Marcil, the well- known newspaper man, died yesterday morning as her residence on St.Andre street from failure of the heart after a prolonged illness The deceused lady leaves four sons, She was a sister of the late Lient.-Coi.Doherty, of St.Hyacinthe, of the Inte Mr.Michael Doherty of.this city, and of Mayor E.P.New York.Wednesday morning, to St.James R.Church.Doherty, of The funeral is to take place on C.Chock-rein Action Dismissed.On Saturday afternoon Recorder de Montigny gave judgment in the action for cruelty to a horse taken by the S.P.C.A, against James Lowry.His Honor decided that there had been no proof made that the check-rein in this case was cruel, and dismissed the action.° Presentation to Dr.Hamilton.Dr.W.H.Hamilton, medical superintendent of the General Hospital.was presented with a beautiful Mexican clock and an address hy the nurses of the hospital as a token of their esteem on the occasion of hixaleparture from the hospital to go into private practice.Last Week's) Mortality.There were 120 interments in the city cemeteries last week, 108 in the Catholic aud 18 in the Protestant Cemetery.Diphtheria caused 1 death, scarlatina 14, typhoid .3, consumption 12, bronchitis 6 pneu- ! monia 7., Arrival of Steamers.The \u2018 Hochelaga \u201d has arrived at the whart and will commence her Alar trips to Boucherville on Monday.he \u201cLa- prairie,\u201d \u201cTerrebonne\u201d and \u201cThree Rivers\u201d will arrive up from Sorel on Monday.Charged With Defrauding Carters.A young man named Arthur Masse was in the Police Court on Sstnedse with having stolen small suma ses mation = ae \\ Cae a > .gg of money from nine carters, He plead.od guilty.During the drives he would borrow the money from the carters, promising to return it at the end of the drive.He in- varinbly left them at one of the railway stations, forgetting to pay.Judge Dugas sentenced him to six years in the penl- tentiary.THE PAPINEAU CEMETERY.A Notarial Protest Against Its Conversion Into a Public Square.At a meeting of the Mount .Royal Cemetery Trust ou Salukday\" à comuittee consisting of Messrs, J.I\u2019.Cleghorn, Heury Bulmer and Geo.Childs, was appointed to act with the president in arranging fo] \u201che Mount Royal Cemetery Company city, to be kept in perpetuity as a square on the terms indicated in th dated March 10, 1853.| Messrs, Alfred Perry, Fred.George Horne, Gi.B.Prowse, Wm.dale, W.A.Stephenson, Ww.Smit Ald.James Griftin, Thos.Watson, Cautlie and Henry Birks have serve notarial protest on the Cemetery Company, declaring that it has now no legal right what.everto authorize any person or parties to vorvert the said lot of lnud for a public square or for any other purpose whatever; that several of the parties and many other citizens of the city of Montreal who are real proprietors vf portions of thesaidlot uf land ti consequenceof their relatives having been interred therein, are strongly and decidedly averse to the action of the said Mount Royal Cemetery Company or to any action of any person or part > who may desire to convert the said lot of land intoany purpose whatever other than that for which it is held, namely\u2014a burial ground for Protestants in the city of Montreal\u2014and notifying the Company that if it does not cease Trom | any action which may tend to change the purposes for which the land was intended, the parties named will take such other legal > AS the case may require.he action of Mr.Alfred Perry in protesting -the Mount Royal Cemetery Co.has been.commended by a large number of citizens, and this morning Mr.Perry showed A STAR reporter a t many communica: tions he has already received in the matter, with generous offers of monetary assistance to defend the case.ste T A SUDDEN CALL.Unexpected Death of Mr.A.W.Smith.Mr.Arthur Welsford Smith, B.A, B.C, I., McGill College, a member of the law tirm of Maclaren, Leet, Smith and Smith, died\u2019 this morning at 230 o'clock,at the General Hospital, the immediate cause being heart failure brought on by an operation which was performed on Saturday evening.A week ago last Thursday Mr.Smith went shooting to Stanley's Island, ing on the following Saturday.| Club, when Lasker vi] THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR.MONDAY APRIL.16 1894, = LASKER WINS AGAIN.THE GREAT CHESS MATCH RESUMED IN PHILADELPHIA.© End of a Ruy Lopes at the Forty-third Move\u2014An English Player in Town.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) PHILADELPHIA, April.16.\u2014The second section of the match for the chess championship of the world, between Lasker and Steinitz, was started on Saturday afternoon in the rooins of the Franklin Chess well-deserved victory after six hours\u2019 play.Steinitx, in his previous matches, frequeditly had a disadvantage in the first part of the game, and yet came out the winner, and it was expected the battle in Philadelphia would be the most exciting of the series.Large crowds of chess enthusiasts were present on Saturday, Dr.Persifor Frazer, President of the Franklin Chess Club, introduced the two experts inanappropriatespeech before thegame was started.D.M.Martinez acted as umpi for Steinitz, and E, Kemeny for Laske Lasker again played a Ruy Lopez gam His opponent defended well, and the contest was fairly even, when Stein- itz on the 12th move endangered his game.To gain open rook file and promisi attack, Steinitz weakened and isolated his pawns on queen's wing.Lasker defended his game correctly, \u2018and -soon started the.attack, After forcing an \u2018exchange of rooks his opponent was unable to stop the advanced pawns, and the present champion of the world had to sur render after the move.Score now reads : Steinitz, 2; Lasker, b; drawn, 2 Next game will be played to-morrow afternoon at Union League.attended to business last Monday; \u2014bur on Wednesday.complained of ins.He continued to suffer.continuously until Saturday morning, when he sought medical advice.A consultation was held by three prominent surgeons and it Was decided that an operation was neces- sary, although fears were entert the first for his recovery.The was performed atthe General Hgspital at seven o'clock on Saturday evenfug.The deceased gentleman rallied til o'clock, when heart failure set i passed peacefully away half an hqur later.Mr.Smith was, admired by a large circle of friends and was looked upon as orable, upright gentleman.He in Arts and Law at McGill Univefpity in 1834 and was called to the Barin 1 In July, 1888, he entered the law of Messrs.McLaren, Leet, and Smith.-.He was a son of the late William Howe Smith, and was looked upon as a niost promising member of the Bar.The news of his unexpected death causéd much surprise and regret in legal circles to-day.\u2019 : ° Paying Dividends, The shareholders of Montreal Gas stock, Bell Telephone and Montreal Telegraph were mad: happy to-day by receiving their dividends.About $234,000 was distributed.The number of shareholders in the Gas Co.was 647, the largest number in the history of the Company.Last year there were only WO on the list.The new president was remarkably pleased \u2018at the increase in holders of the stock.It is rumored on the \u201cstreet\u201d that Ald.Hurteau is likely to become a member of the hoard of directors of the Gas Co.in place of Mr.John Crawford, who, itis said, wants to resign.The Inquest Ended.The inquest on the body of the boy Charters, who waskilled by an electric car on April & at the gorner of Craig and St.Gabriel .streets, \u2018was continued at the Morgue on Saturday night.The Coroner summed up the evidence, and the jury.after a short deliberation brought in a verdict tothe effect that the deccared was killed by an electric car, and blamed to a certain extent the Street Railway Company, but exonerated the motorman.Harbor Improvement Scheme.Mr.Henry Bulmer, chairman pf the Harbor Commissioners, has returned from Ottawa, where he succeeded in making arrangements with the Government for an intervietv between representative Mont- realers and the Government on the harbor improvement schemes.The interview will take place just as socn as the deputations can be got together.Donation of Five Thousand Dollars to the General Hospital } The\u2019 treasurer of the General.Hospital has received & further donation: of.$5000 towards the \u201cRenovation Fund.\" The management estimates the cost of renovation to the buildings at $50,000.Of this sum $35,000 has been subscribed.re The Hon.Peter Mitchell's lllness.The Hon.Peter Mitchell is at Strong's Hospital, but it is expected he will be out In a few days.He is suffering from a slight indisposition.Business Notes.Julia A, Cadwell will carry on business alone as \u201cThe New York Plane Co.\u201d \u2019 Henry J.Shaw and Robert Shaw York Piano Co.\u201d have dissolv Mrs.Davia English will do business alone as printer and publisher under the name of D.Eng- & Company.| Dissolution lias been stered between Plerre ait Joly and Avila tier.boot and shoe manufacturers (P.P, Joly and A.Peltier), Alex.Pruneau has retired from the firm of Pelletier, Pruneau & C which ls now 00 o te.m- < f J.B, Pelletier, J.B.Paradis, A lage and Alderic er.* Anselmo (\u201cThe New ership.Partnerships have been stored bot Seraphin Arsene Morin d'Ecraphin Eugene orin & Blequ); Henri Bleau, furniture dealors Hypolito Brosseau & J.B.Trambl manufacturers (Brosseau & Tremblay.A winding up order against the Canada Bank Note Engraving and inting Co.has granted y Ju Gill on petition by W.G.millie.J.N.Iton, provisional lignidator.Meeting May next.Partnerships have been registered between Andrew Mackay and Walter Fra, plum etc.(Mar! Ryan): Marcil Ulrie Roy.an Noel 8ylva Roy.carriage ors (Ulric Roy & Frere): Mrs.David English, alone, printer and publisher (D.Knglish & Cos Toussaint Deragon and wife.collar ers (T.n & Cle): Thos.Sindon and Jaïbe: ssl aep Babel, TX Robert Denis) : ay, w } ®, ~ rte 5 vannes, White.Black.Lasker.Steinitz.1P\u2014-K4 >k 2 Kt-K B3 Rt-QB3 3 B\u2014Kt5 » 4 Kt-B3 R3 sn-R - K3 6 Bx PxB 7 P-Q4 PxP 8Ktxi> Kix Kt 2 x Kt Kt\u2014-K2 10 Kts5 Kt\u2014B3 1B 3 it x Q 12 Cantlos QR Kt -Kt ¢ 13 Kt x Kt Px Kt uBxP RxP 15 Kt6- B-K23 16 P-QB3 K-B2 17 K\u2014B2 K R\u2014R 18 E-R:5 R(RI\u2014R5 19 P\u2014B3 R(Rsqy\u2014R3 »B 33 ; K Kt return- 1 Rg 3 K\u2014K sq , He > R(bsai-Q sa K Rin slighe # B-B 3S a 2 RQsq)-Q2 \u2014K3.2% 3 >\u2014K Kt (4) x R-Q3 R\u2014Kt3 & Kk-kt4 P-Kts 2kK\u2014-R5 R\u2014R3ch 3 RQ: i -Q 530 tx Rt 2 R Xk PxP- 3PxP R-R Sa / 4 K-Rt6 R\u2014K Ktsq ,| 3 KxP R\u2014Kt7 \u201c| 36 PCR 4 tp} R\u2014R7 371 Kk-B6 \u2019 Hx RP({R BR RxPch K-R2 32 K-Q5 B\u2014B3 40 R47 ch K\u2014Kt3 41 K-K6 P\u2014RS 42 R-Qsa P\u2014-Rtè 43 R\u2014Rt #4 ch R\u2014Kt7 i\" R Sch =) ps R 46 P\u2014 Kt4 RN 47 K\u2014Q7 B-B3 48 P\u2014-kt5 kK-BS 49 P\u2014Kt6(T) Resigns Time\u2014245 « Time\u2014250 An English Master In Montreal.Mr.F.J.Loe, the well-known English chon master, is in town.- 'PARCEL-POST WITH NEWFOUN \u2018 _.\u2026 LAND, {SPECIAL TO THE STAR], WASHINGTON, April 16.\u2014Third Assistant .Postmaster-General Craig has issued a circular of instructions to postinasters,notifying them that New York is the only post office in the country authorized to exchan parcel-post with Newfoundland, wit _ which.province à parcel-post convention has just been concluded.\" TO BE CALLED TO THE BA [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.} OTTAWA, April 16\u2014Dr.R.J.Wickateed, who was suspended ou Saturday by order of the Speaker, will be called to the Bar of .the House, to anawer to the charge; of conduct unbecoming an officer of the House.In the Senate Hon.Mr.Tussé will ask for copies of all petitions since the year .1361, asking for the abolition of the French language as an official language in Canada.Hard Times for the Commonwealth, Coton, Cal, April 16.\u2014The second Los Angeles regiment of the unemployed is -mesting with everything but encouragement in San Bernardino.First the fire department was called out aud the commanders were drenched with cold water and driven from the freight train they bad captured.Then the army was placed under guard by fifty deputies armed with shot-guns and its leaders were thrown into the county anol.Next a boycott was declared on the army.refused to sell to the army,and many citi.zena have agreed not togive any: food or supplies to them.The sheritf and his deputies promise to prevent the men from seizing a train and declare they must walk out, Funeral of David Dudley Field.NEW YORK, April 16.\u2014 Impressive funeral services were held yesterday at Calvary Episcopal Church, Rev.Dr.Morgan Dix officiating, on the remains of the late Dudley Field, The Supreme Courtof the United States, the\u2018 Alumni of Williams Coll the State Legislature, and the State Bar Association\u2019 were represented, besides the members of the family and a large number of deceased's friends being present.The interment will take placo to-day at Stock F Bridge, Mass., where the body will be taken by train.Coxey to Travel by Water.CUMBERLAND, Md., April 168\u2014It has been decided by General Coxey to remain\u2019 in Cumberland until Tuesday.The army has been a gold mine to the Street Car Company that carried the crowd to the cam outside of the town, and it is unders hat a $200 contribution to the army was the substantial inducement in holding the Commonweal Army here another day.Coxey has had trouble, however, in gettin transportation on the canal, but he sti hopes to move his men eastward in barges.To End the Samoan Trouble.NEW YORK, April 186.\u2014The Herald's Ber lin despatch saya: It is understood that the foreign oflice here is preparing to claim a protectorate over Samoa as the best solution of the present complications in case the American Senate first approve a resolution that the United States withdraw from the Samoan agreement.Smallpox Spreading in Chicago.CrtçAGo, Ille, April 16\u2014One hundred and twenty-six new cases of smallpox was the record in Chicago for the last week, as Pa shown by the books in the Health Department.e Department of Health, by its officials and inspectors, declares itself unable to prevent the further spread of the disesse.Sir Charles RuseelL LONDON, April 16.\u2014Et is reported that the ition of Lord Justice of Appeal, occupied Hon.Lord Bowen and made death a few days ago, has been offered to Sir Charles Russell, C., M.P., now Attorney-General.The Standard says that Sir Charles will probably accept the position.; MoGlynn May Go West.MINNSKAPOLIA, Minn., Aprit 16.-There is a well defined re in circulation here to the effect that Rev.Dr.Edward McGlynn, of New York, ia to be transferred to this city, where he will take charge of the Ascension parish.| Mimister of A \u2019 Joke seven lan The merchants have |.\u2018 British Registration LONDON, April 16 \u2014 The Government Registration bill is styled by Sir H James™ and the Opposition the ation bill.It Wl he aonosed as bitterly as Home Rule, \u2019 \\ \\ * /.Th one which means that it is extremely doubtful if it can be forced through the House to meet its fate in the Lords, The Conservatives declare that the prinoi je of one man one vote can be adopted yin combination with their doctrine of one vote one value.The political effect of the cure for the plural-voting evil will undoubtedly be overwhelmingly in favor of the Liberal y.On the other hand, the Conserva- .$ives expect to protit by redistricting, so as to equalize the population of the ia- mentary districts \" + COMING RAILWAY FIGHT, {SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) CHICAGO, April 16.\u2014A local paper declares this morning that it is now settled that within the next week or ten days strikes will be declared on several nurthwestern roads running out of Chic æe- ments are about completed for the inauguration of a struggle with Pacific coast lines which is expected to result in the settlement for some time to come of the differences existing.The contest will be the more interesting in that it will involve all the existing Brotherhoods after the manner of a three cornered tight in which the older organizations will seek to annihilate the American Railway Union.THE: ARCHBISHOP AT ST.JOHNS.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) St.Jouns, Que., April 16.\u2014 Archbishop Fable oticinied yesterday at the Church of t.Johns the Evangelist, amid great pomp.The Artisan Society held a grand procos\u201d| n through the streets with'band and banners.The celebrated mass of Millor was sung with good etfect by the choir, assisted by the orchestra of Mr.Deranteau,of Montreal.Vespers were attented to LY His Grace, and the benediction was given Inter on.In the evening His Grace held a reception at the Presbytery, which was attended >, large numbers.The Archbishop left this morning for Montreal well escorted to the station by a large company.THE ANARCHIST IN COURT.[SPECIAL TO THR STAR.| LONDON, April 16.\u2014Francis C.Polti, the Anarchist arrested while carrying a bomb in the Farringdon road, was brought up at Bow street Police Court to-day and formally cha with the crime.He was remanded.The bomb and the Anarchist literature and | liquids such as sulphuric acid and liquid potash, found in the Anarchist's lodgings, were produced in court.Polti was charged with the unlawful possession of explosives .and it transpired after his arrest that the police received a notification two weeks ago that an anarchist explosion would short- Iv be attempted in England.~~ DR.TACHE DEAD._ OrTAWA, April 16.\u2014Dr.Taché, ex-Deputy Water street Hospital late 1 Deceased had been superannuated for about 10 years.He was 74 years of age, and represented Rimouski in the Canadian Assembly from 1854 to 1567.He was appointed Deputy Minister in 1884, He bas been an invalid for years past.He was the author of various works on Canada and Canadian interests.\u2019 I DISTINGUISHED INTERPRETER \u2018DEAD.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] : LoNDoN, Ont, April 16, \u2014James P, Gillard, aman with a history, \u2018is dead here.He was born in Defimark seventy years ago, and for years was a travelling interpreter for the Prince of Wales and other Royal personages on the continent.The deceased possessed great scholajtio attainments and ages fluently.He wasa ason of high degree., ' = - -\u2014 SEPARATE SCHOOL DEBT.[SPECIAL TO THR STAR.) KrxesToN, April 16, #The rate-payers of the separate schools eld a meeting yester.\u2019 day for the purpose o gonuolidating the debt on the several Catflolit schools.Archbishop Cleary presided.It was decided to raise $15,000 on the endowment insurance scheme, the samc as_tbat in operation at present to liquidate the Cathedral debt.WRIT FOR GLOUCESTER ELECTION.|SPECIAL TO THR STAR] ; OTTAWA, April 16.\u2014The writ for the election in Gloucester, N.B,, to fill the vacancy in the Commons caused by the appointment of Kennedy F.Burns to the Senate, was issued to-day.Némination will be on Monday, April 3 Seord ANTED= \u2018A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT FOR fami Must be willing and good natured.Avply to Ira.Garden, 51 St.Mai rk st.æ2 Wire D-DRESSMAKING BY THE DAY.IN private families.Good cutter and fitter.Sri Le REAL] AT A REDU(Y.D PRICE.THE NEW Hetnt man U t Piano used for the past two zoonthe at _ pret Ww.Lindsay's Aline at REALE or Y ERAT NEW its WIGHT PI PiaNos t uced tly © WiLintmys Carerooma, san 2966 300 ae Be Rh ine st.R BALE- BARROOM FIXTURER.FINE CX Ts.x ter, stand and glassware.Apply to 2713 à Notre Dame POOMB_TWO_ FRONT ROOMS, FURNISMED.on bathroom flat, or unfumished with Machen ., corner-of 00M FURNISH SHED, HOUSE t NEW, GAB.BATH, = peatedbr hot water, family private! no children.iar vor st Le \u201cFROM 38 8T.DORISIQUETT A TILE chlid {boy), ahout 3 years old very fair, wich ourly snndy hair, « bine sailor hat and » light gray \u201cRoby\u201d Gardner.Hus bis n rome wold gre greatly oblige.[5] Létf-La I LART TRE, EADAY 4 AFTERNOON, A PUREE cash or onthe wouses.TO LET.SN NA SL et A LET-HOUSES, FLATS AND TENE ments.Call or send for a printed list; alsa catalogue of property for sale.F.MeMann, 178 st James street.- a te LET.THAT LARGE DWFLLIFG.NOM7 $C lawrvnce = ret tabuve Sherorookod, containing U rooms, large (and.with fruit trees in rear.suitable for a boanling house; rent low to à dessrable ten Apply to W, UC \u201cStar Building,\u201d dames st, Rf YO LET NO MACKAY ST.TWELVE rooms.heated ny Gurary hot water fur bace.in first class onder.Rent very nuderate Lo à oui tenant.Apply ar ét Mackav st.Gf Tx FET THAT DERIRA REE RESIDE NCE, Na.16 Upper St, Urbain strest, with roonu Ktounrd, fruit tres and vinery.Apply to Eat} B.Smith, 38 King street.65 tt TRY LET THAT ELEGANT dence.Nod 20 Upper University siveet, tunes rivalled fur situation aud perfect in all its enn.venient, catforlable and sanitary arrangements, $ ih FR n, coachhouse and ~tabice, Au, to JE Smith, 31 King street VLET TENEMENTS NO.adj ANSE oi Chis.Borromée st, near Shi rhruvhe, sb AuPly to Thas Phillips, No.3 Evans st PFO LET.UPPER TENSMENT, with 7 rooms, With thee view, con venient toh ness anen.Nao 7 Visitation to Nace Dame, Apply to J st Bora: Is Visitation je Not FRY LET - HAWTHORN COTTAGE, MoU NF Royal V.ale, brick.stone foundation, nine rooms, water in the house, stable, ee rer gardeh-and fruit trees J.Wall kl tie Nom Bank.- pe LET COMFORT ARLE stdence, 179 = iuhert st, warm and dry, seven rooms, Lath aud closet, uew drains last Caray, 122 se Jan » 4 MATH it TAN TIPER TLNEMENT \u201cov Hft shop, No.2205 Notre Daine street weal.near corner of MeCord street.George Buy, SN =i, dites st, Telephone 12.3.* »LET-NIC CE FHEST CEA SS whl re od duo 2 larne reserpine ain: St.Hubert street.ot Rent Fk per month cacti, #l~0 houses Ontario and Dorchester streets, cos Ural, at reduced rents.Wm, FE.boran, Iw >t James sina 1.SR YO LET lvl A house, in good order, N IN rooms: near Dalhonsie Square.Bury SSL James st Tele phone 12 FW LET \u201cIRC A VERY \\E vn PEONT T 2 ttehl, over the store, La Notre Dame, 4 pour jus w.\u20ac.Address J.M.Bouttreau, 15 Versail pi vw LET \u2014THE LOWER DWELT In ay SE Urbain i.6 nooins, hat and w, no taxes: also lower dwelling, 17M Ontario Te uive Ia Augtin.bat.Kat.Jolin Tathin, 30s = 15d