The Montreal daily star, 29 juin 1894, vendredi 29 juin 1894

[" \u2018 AAA NASA 5 4 v : J N \\ LAST EDITION.The Mont py eal Daily \\* tar CIRCULATION 38,728 \u201c VOL XXVI\u2014No.152.MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1894.PRICE ONE CENT.gas erro RATES \u2014FoR-\u2014 à CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS | situation for a SITUATIONS WANTED, 10ents: 10 vents for 30 words er Jess, y extra word, each FOPILSWAX ED, 16 cents for 10 words or less, and 1 cent per extra word cach insertion.AR ether ANTED\" ads 35 conta for 35 werds or less, ROSSA By jis roue ou 10 ceuts for 30 words or lesa, and 3< cent par extra word, BOARD, 10 cents for 30 words or less, and 34 cont per re word, FOÛR, 1 sont fer droite or Lean, amd J cons per eee each insertion.20 LET HOUBES, ETORES, ETC, M cents for 25 wards or Joss, and | cent extra yor SALE, 2 couts for 125 words of andl cent per »R SALE, 35 vents for 25 werds er les, cout par cœurs = each LOST, 25 cents 18 for 25 wor words of less, and à cent per extra sus! CHANCES, ETO.35 cents for 35 words ce Jess, and 1 ceut per exten each FERBONALS, page 5.2 cents per werd; minimum 3% la each lasers AU advertisemocts rertad at the shove rates must be repaid 3 Uut ?town advoriisers may order through their local aewedaniars at the stove rates SIT UATIONS VACANT.sa.= Want advertisements received too late for classification will be found on page 8 of to-day\u2019s \u201cStar.\u201d AAS Cem LAA, AAA NANTED uEX: To TRAVEL, POSITION PER taanent, salsry or coumismion, fast sl special ties.ply 3 one Steve & Welllagton, N Nurserymen, Montreal à J.W Beuli, Manage: 1M Saw of W TANTED STOVE MOUNTERS.GOOD MEN only.Wm.Ulendinoeng & 12 V TANTED A SOBER, REsI ECTABLE.MIDDLE- aged man, Seoich brotestant preferred: must un derstand hurses and driving thorut , and something ahout faruin es, ging references and atating WAGES PIC x 42, Morrishurg, Out.1503 WATER ERB CLERK, ONE ACCUSTOM- ; fret class trado and speakl Apply stating age.salary mquired and \u2018Hi 2917, STAR offios.næ both lan- _eaclasins edt tua quages.opis of references tu * WASTER A GIRL FOR THE MONTH OF JULY, to to the nie vicinity of Mon: treai.Must be to cook.Apply at 373 Mountain st.151 3 VW ANTED.EXPEKIESU \"ED ED SHIRT MAKERS T0 work im-fartory Sims & Co irt and Col lar Mfrs, 54 Latour st.B13 WASTED (A GENERAL SERVANT, wITH, LE ferences.Apply 14a Hanover st.V ANTED - MANAGER FOR RANCE INstitution.Reference and bond required.Liberal uoenienis 10 the right mau.he surance Co., Philadelphia.I's.iB 1 PV ANTED- A LADY OF TACT AND ABILITY and eventually Janse, s department.om experieuve nuccasary.Addre: \u201ckK oe.ANTED- TWO YOUNG FEMALE TEACHERS, di for two schools hou] and August tune received Lill aly luth, aire grade C4 % ve \u201cete.For information adress a, Trees, Mal Hay, Co.pe, Que.151 3 We - HANDY MAN FoR KITCHEN, one EP udeatands woking.Apply 9 7in evening.a JANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO HELP MIXD _7Y__emldren.Apply No.18t Cadieux st.153 1 WVANTED \u2014 TIDY GIRL AS GENERAL SERvant, no Wanbing.ças stove.4283 Durcheater st.ANTED \u2014 IMNEDI ATELY, FIRST CLASS dresamakers and improvers, constaut emplo; nt.D Park ave.ss 1 Wal iyo washing or troniog FOR SMALL vale no was or iroui vire: Aro at LC 133 2 WA A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST wir housework aud take one child out.Apply Tb re- 112 Shertrvoke st._ 1528 \\ TANTED-.PANTRY COOK; ALBO WOMAN TO |.belp in kitchen.Apply to Steward, Queen's] otel ANTED\u2014 A YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL wurk in a restaurant, an aloep at home: no Fun- day work.1796 Notre Dame \"le 1 V ANTER- IMMEDIATELY, A COOL.te Wa ANTE SERRA SERVANTROR COUNTRY.ono will wash Apply after siz p.wat 35 Be Famili sn.1332 ANTED\u2014GGOOD COOK TO GO TO, THE COUR- try, wit with family of two.References reg: 3 Poel st 1523 ANTED- À SMART RT STRONG BOY FOR OFFICE work and musanges, ad vice.Apply 10 mers, Boom Is.oo CY sa ANTED-GENERAL SERVANT FOR A SMALL family.Apply at once Lo 19 Argyle ave: 152 2 VWVARTED A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT k.Small family.38 Union ave.WANTED \u2014 A GENERAL BERVANT FOR THE Saunt.a woman with a\u2019 child not objected to.Apply 2450 Notre Dune st.Bly A VWANTED A GOUD FARMER FOR THE COUN- Enquire at 1560 5t.Catherine st.1521 .V ANTED \u2014 A LAD, SFEAKING BOTH LAN- VV guages.Apply 429 Bt: Catherine pi WA reenter st Tue aID AT ose AT w Dorchest W STED\u2014 A YOUNG, SRL TO ASSIST wii ousework.Apply 473 Argyle avenve, Cote St.Antoine.Applicant's car fa tn will be paid.1581 ANTED-\u2014GENERA IL SERVANT FOR A BMALL family, extension kitchen, gas stove, etc.ce PT 308 Prince Arthur street.ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, A a FIRST CLASS do aud boot shoe salesman.Must apeak bot and beg hy references.y expec Larmour & Co., Coruwall, Ont.ANTED \u2014 GOOD APLAIN COOK.MUST huve city A, Apply at nes 5 TABLEMAIDS; ALs0 LQUEE ANTED- À MARBLE CUTTER.Must BE good workman es temperate.bi Kilpatrick & Cu., Kingston, Out.88 1 À Kingston, \u20ac V Ware vis Two, ANTED\u2014A GAPA BLE GENERAL SERVANT, Mg or wit Must understand Rrra required 143 Hutchison st 333 PROPERTY FOR SALE ETC.REALE.ST.ANDREWS.N.B10 CLOSE AN Ent MN brick bouse, 3 (4 LOR, wi th frame oll 192.1 has basement, ah kit- wine pant First floor has table, wil double parlors, with folding oom and smoking i , with: large dining room and chive Closcta in The, irs an rel lage b ms aud 60 mallar large ba th w.c.The large garden well Hock ed wi D fruits.There isalso conci house and stable.Total area of property about 1 000 aq dp of furnitare \u2018and the verpets can be had ry - or valostion.Au exvellent opportunity for à family desirmg to have all the conrenienues of à huine at this, © Arming summer resort.Price na tow, orp to Williams, P.O.Box 833, Monoton, tenn, Water street, St Androws, 142 ré SITUATIONS WANTED Wat Ra as ENEELAXDOR RIVER aboli ven to Sy] vung wl aue t for be ber ys holds EEE Rs typewriter.Moderate salary acvepted.Ap) a 24 thors.Are pa Fe M AND male yment, as scoretary os ray or otherw Heat rel wht \u201cy 2000, STAR offive.48 8 ROOMS TO LET.SPECIFIC ARTICLES.ROM ELEGANTLY FURN FURNISHED, 5 MINUTES Pest Office.114 Champ de Marast.138 18 ONMB\u2014TO LET, LARUE DOUBLE ROOM, ALSO » single room, with board.137 M » Coruer A 7 OOMB\u2014OOMPORTABLE FURNISHED \u201cROOMS at 52 Beaver Hall HL.us, ROMs 8 \u2014 SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED, WITH clase board, tn rate French Canadian family.Apply 128 Berri st, pour eue sante.Mie OOMS-SINGLE AND DOUBLE.WITH BOARD.Apply ) [rr graduate O; .also ln toa 43 Berri ot., near Viger square.shemistry and Toronto nay good reference.- voMBs \u2014 EXCEPTION Y x dress Thos.H.Powell, 1196 Y .Toronto.140 6 R° re | ALL 2 HAND.5 ANTED \u2014 SITUATIONS] BY TWO COMMER- good board; modern conveniences.V cial trevoliers, now on 25 ood Mansfield street.148 1 past references Travellers, Box À Feu air PRocxe-Comrorrante VURNISHED, WITH som NS 6 C \u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\" week, day or month,S minutes\u2019 walk from ANTED_BY EXFERT STENOURAPHEE AND Windsor Hotel 37 Brunswick, car.Dorchester.1486 typewriter (male), employment, as Becretary to OOM\u2014_WELL Kirn travelling or references.\u201cV 2606,\u201d STAR vive.1495 j ANTED-SITU ATioN A8.PASTRYCOOK OR e baker, man] dress, \u2018G OT HTAR 0 ies, à Ad ob 150 3 ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, WITH BEST OF references and over teu years exper:nce, Send a IE peed shi usin penmas an mem Tg, i v4 Address B., Foo Box 195, Cu ANTED-BY YOUNG LADY.COMING TO Moutreal to live with: relatives, situation in office or wholesale house as stenographer and typewriter.Ri ate asked.References given.Address V2 STAR ofice.V ANTED-BICYCLES CLEANED, OILED AND bearings adjusted on short notice, price $1.90, at 1115 Notre Demme si, opposite Sobmer 11.30 p.ma.k; opén until 1518 RE BY A \u201cA REAPECTANLE WOMAN wurk by the day or week of any kinu at 13?YANTED- BY A YOUNG WIDOW WOMAN, oor a family to support, work «of any kind by the troner.Apply ss Bic ond ¢ FURNISHED, ON BATHROOM flat, priate family; no children.231 88 Us Urbain st.urni nient tu oi 2735,\" BTAn ofive.OX BATHROOM FLAT, alae st.149 5 Roues LONGUEUIL.PART OF A HousE convel OF CATS.nu R°6MEU RNISHED, hot water, gas.774 P.OOM\u2014NICELY FURNISHED, SUITABLE FUR Leo young men, with or without board.Veil Cu o st OOMS\u201451 BEAVER HALL HILL WI WELL FURnished rooms, double and single, house bas every convenience, teiephone, sto.150 4 AND WE DO IT! COOK'S FRIEND BAKING POWDER.Rule of Our House Satisty, TH E- $l 'P © Yon with Pie sale by all RESENTATION ADDRESSES! EANDSOMELY ILLUMINATEA.EDWIN OOX & C0.11486 Pre Xavier etrsot textile Brime attached, ready for ues.KOFF NO MORE.Watson's Cough Drops * OoMs\u20143 PpARTLY FURNISHED, SUITABLE the deat in the world for tho THROAT sod ORIBST.for light house keeping, lo, in nice Jocalits: hot water, For the VOICE unequalled.Gas aud every conventence.Bi.On 103 R.AT.wW.d on each drop.ss Jooxs-NicE FURNISHED JON, WITH OR without board.137 Champ de Mars 1503 OOMS\u2014 TO LET, FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY À ALL , bome somtorus and wodern coavvulences.my se DOME\u2014 WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.AT NO.38 St.Andre, ten minutes walk fro; Oftios, two St.Geore mire 16 and rons vs spoken.WASTED BY DRESSMAKER AND MILLINER.15110 a loo rience aod speaking both lan OOMB- THREE ROOMS.OX BATHROOM FLAT.' Bite wu rente on yin .Tl ar fauily o owing to be rented together, suizabl Bouse to take worl or light keep Hoasl de Mon 3 ing.AWE Catporine st._ FANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS COLLECTOR.ON Roques res FURNISHED ROOMS vo Lx.an d Commision.t of references and board furnis Apply \u201cN X73,\" STak office.__ 158 2 ANTED\u2014SITUATION AS GOOD PLAIN COOR.or working keeper; no > objection to the sea side or country.Address SN sol STAR office.1323 VWARTED- BY ¥¢ YOUNG LADY, SITUATION AS As typewritist.Would acce vcept small salary.Best reforences.Addruss *N Wes, STAR office.ANTED - SITUATION A8 BICK MNURSK OR e uf an invalid, by well recommended Remon.Apply yt nan Cartier scree WW ANTED- BY YOUNG MAN, WITH BEST OF references and 5 years\u2019 experience, mLUStION 26 assistant bookkeepe ger ve work.Address 3 1 a.Catherine ste ty.ANTED- SITUATION BY FIRST CLASS women cook, accustomed to hotel or restaurant vor: good references given.Address M 4.7 Eran V jANTET- BY Goon WAITRESS, SITUATION on table di dinner hour and serve ice cream fg ening, has & references.Address \u201cM WY Bramolor 13d ANTED EMPLOYMENT BY GOUD WORKING bousakéeper, with best city refemnces.A Ww Mrs.Riva, 3 Union ave.ANTED\u2014BY YOUNG MAN Just OVER from land, sil uation as Tr or Clerk.gooa writer, quick at fears 6 t class n testim diese HE Tucker, 51 Bc we als; moderate salary.| tolne a.| Were, BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WASH- her ous home; terns by week or month.Apply 39034.__1523_ PANTEDS BY A y FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKEE - b be day, would gu to ths country.dress Fr \u201chran VWARTZD-A ATOR TO GO TO SEASIDE, with family or companion.Address *© Eu STAR office._\u2014- Woorim AN EXPERIENCED SoOREERE cashier, 2 Position ia the cf ty or ha I OOM-ONE LARGE DOUBLE WELL FUR- numbed room, ub bathroom 20 Cathcart st.5 3 I OOMS-VERY NIC NICE FRONT.ROOMA, 3 MINutes\u2019 indsor, in a splendid locality, with & without Board.se Dorchester st.OOM \u2014 EXCEEDINGLY LARGE COMFORTably furnished room, on bath flat, with atre- duced rates for summer.88 Union ave.151 § OOM\u2014NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, ON BATH- with gasand every modern BILLIARD mivrracromsns, Alre Bowling Alley Ralls.Be all kinds of Werk in the Billiard Lins.B.88 NT, ETHIER & CO.Importers.DENIS, = Montreal, 267 sod tt Shag\" foom 8 convenience.663 Palace 56 DON'T BUY JRUGMS COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOMS, Your cheapest place in the double or single, vo.bathroom flat.1 Unies ave.SPECTACLES city to buy their teas, ROM L-ARGE HANDSOME ROOM (PARLORITO st RAPEAZARE ra: ta, 20 coffees and su gars at Tei Colne wrens utial sad consulting ros a er oad « may wholesale prices by 0OMS\u2014DOUBLE AND GINGLE, FURNISHED \u2014LENSES\u2014 single pound.Cali rooms, suitable for gentlemen or = prescri TA ESS RE \u201c propre their children à present on ps as otre or: gopreut- OW.2268, 2270 and 1171 5¢.Cather oon ei METCALFE BT.FACING SONINION double room, pewly furnished, with 7 00e 1513 Rx ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, DOUBLE and single, with or without pertiai buard.837 1513 = AMD SMALL.FRONT ROOMS {AR \u201cto rest.MoGil College aven OOME\u2014DOURLE AND SINGLE ROOMS, WITH bond: also tabs board, at 38 Unionave.151 2 Rox MB-TO RENT, NEATLY FURNISHED rooms, wi Sas.hat water, » elc.; family private.Apply st 33 bruns io à _ 2515 ooms- mim res rans aD, OR OR urn! = use store required.roue Agpio Woodstock Place, off 456 Bt._ Antoine.1 OOMS_NIOELY FURNISHED, cheerful house, single or doul out board.34 343 Br.An Antoine st, west.De E WELL FURNISHED ROOMS, no OOMH_LARGE suitable for one or more persons; children or Osborne st.133 ROOMS, SOMTOBTABLE 5 FURNISHED ROOMS, double; broaktast it required.778 Palace st PR room, où vathroom Bat, ve BEDROOM AND SITTING bathroom suitable for 2 gentlemen; terms mulerate; also table board.46 Herthelet st, corner City Counciliors st.153 2 OOMS\u2014FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.SUITABLE forlor2 2 young men; also 2 unfurnished.Apply 53 Victoria sq ; Bal RON ToLEr T, FURNISHED OR UNFURNIBH- ed, on w.c.flat.t.Apply 147 Barre 1322 IN A LARGE Pet or with 1533 OOM\u2014TO LET, EITHER FRONT PARLOR OR back sitting room to let.40 Fe 0OMS\u2014BEAUTIFUL PET CHSERFULA AND new w 3 OOM-TO LET, FURNISHED, WITH OR WITHout board, or with use of kitchen.15 Bt.An Antoine room, vou sit mari) Also SINGLE FRONT married couple or two ladies; i oom, wo! TR a Rese FURNISHED DOUBLE ROOM floort with or without board.33 pion ORFALE-FTCIE 1 PERFECTLY NEW QUAD.one a S ha Tow Ar.bean raed.sample Machine, the low for Teash.Ar- hur P.Tippet, 20 8t.Francois Xavier st.1523 R SALE- Rosch, BUG AND RAT EXterminator in tins, 250, and $1.00.TN Mains > PUPILS WANTED.WARNED \u2014 THB ANCRRS COUTELLIEE Bohoal of French, German, Bpanish, in shortest time.Summer rourse; Lean wate and in small classes now beginning A Fraser Institute.Jeod _ ANTED\u2014PUPILS.VIOLIN AND SINGING leasaus given.Terms m Room ibd ANTED- AT MONTREAL SCHOOL, OF TELE- it.Lawrenve, Pupils to learn [Rooms ELE Y FURNISHED ok = vate family, no children; use of telephone; central locality.146 Bi.Denis st.7 apartments, bath conveniences.Apply H.A.Depocas, 1982 St.Janes st.F YOU a good supply of Shirts.also Bathing Suits, Jerseys, Sweaters; Linen and Flannel Pants, Ct Coats, Caps, Belts, efc., etc.Largest stock, at moderate prices.R.T° LET\u2014THAT ELEGANT VILLA dence, No.230 Upper University oct un valledfor situation and perfect in Td its \u2018con: venient, comfortable and sanitary with arden.couchhouse and stables.Et HB Smith, 34 street.ont.ppl.King LET \u2014 CORNER DORCHESTER ST.wost and Gladstone avenue, modern flats, nowly painted and tinted, tx and seven rooms; every convenience; rent and free till July.Apply 646 Craig st.Tolephone 416.M7 * LET-HOUSE, LATELY REPAIRED, corner of St.Dominique and\u2019 Vitro sta, pocup Grav ne ed for last YOArs a8 grocery.Fabre & 1619 Notre Lame.1476 0 LET\u2014NO.43 MARIN AVE.ST.HENRI, YO ony 15 8t.Chartes st., Lo and w.\u2018©; all modern 151 3 \u2014AT LONGUEUIL 4 A TENEMENT.ngueuil.1321 LET- FOR, \u20ac SUMMER MONTHS, AT of Two Mountains, co BOARD.OARD\u2014AND ROOMS, FOR LADIES DURING Ladies atte: confinement: eve own ies\u2019 poor 15 Sates situation Save tew onthe Ladies {OR SALE-SEVEN ROOM DETACHED COTTAGE, Athol srenue, Gato dt.Antoine; freo air, no back nie À lane, stono throw to cars, Eas, mater Just (he right ANTED-PUPILS.FREE EXHIBITION OF vlaco for home; poderate price.Apply St.Qathar- V dress cutting.Ladies of Muntrealuur business has i d to such an extent in your city we hare been _ obliged to remove to Inore oomamu nmodiate ght.there you have the story.Su ently commonplace, i& it not?\u201d \u201cYes! and sufliciently reputable also,\u201d I interrupted.*I see nothing to.condema in her conduct, and much to praise.She must be a loving woman to mourn so truly for the dead.By yourownshowing, my resemblance to Varst gives me a chance of success; And as 1 love her, I see no reason wby Isbould not become her husband.\u201d \u201cI trust you will not bs so foolish, Falolse.\u201d mater à do not argue further.My mind is me ne is mine!\u201d be rejoined, angril: springing from his chair.\u201cIf you inten to make : vg of yourself, I wash my hands of the whole bi Give up this idea, Faloise, or I Den you forever.\u201d \u201cAs Jou 1 answered, cutting short the dlrassion, and w with thay \u2018left To en I turned Ruth informed me that It would be aseiess to deny that I was sorry for this breach between us.Notwithstanding my regret, I was too much in love to long over this severance, and ressed myselt to the task of solving the red star m I onder it (tore isa perverse Fate which makes ngs go contrary what we wish.In my case I was inclined to take \u201crovidence, for I wanted Lady Selwyn to visit the Golden Plover as usual; but she never made her appearance.The old woman eames for such necessaries as were required, but Lady Selwyn.remained in seclusion.Ruth informed me that before my arrival she nightly paid à visit to the inn.reo ing that she did so no\u2019 longer, I was [ lame either that supposi- tious Fate or my likeness to Paul Varst de- Each day I haunted the highroad watching that detestable house, each night I sat in the parlor eyeing that red star andlisten- a ing to he Thing wall g.This unsatisfac-' life went on for about a week.At the of that time the old woman brought a Totter in which Lady Selwyn imploi me go away.I took no notice of this, whereupon the next night b brought me another letter orderin eeded the command as little as had done the entreaty.Then there ensued a perfect deluge of notes, imploring, ordering, requesting, beseeching.It was all of noavail.Iwas as obstinate in staying as she was in hiding.Toward the end of the second week she unexpect- made her ap noe in -the patlor, = diront John Rot out of the room, an ve me à warm quarter of an hour.\u201cIfyou area gentleman, M Mr.Faloise, you = lave this place!\u201d she said indignantly.\u2018I have written you at least a dozen letters, of none of which have you taken any notice.\u201cReally.Tad Selwyn, I do not see wh y should leave is place,\u201d I answered mil \u201cYou are driving me mad.\u201d \u201cHow sof\u201d For answer she Sovered her face with her | k i ha lear learned it Inadvortontly.Is it because I resemtle Paul Varat that you wiah me to \u201cYes! yes! You \u2018are 20 likehim! You bave his his eyes.bla voice.Tô me you are as & spectie.Paul Varst was like you, and now\u2014 * He is dead, and you mioura his loss in that dreary mansi rar i hav \u201cuffird enough, gh, and can forget Tho pad A She shiv ered.ing oes het bands with a æesture of utifat woman \u201cwhere have you seen t love | woman.\u201cfelt ashamed of my Inc \u201cNo! I can nover the past.\u201d # Let me teach you to so 1\u201d \u201cWhat do Jou me mean, Mr, r.Falolse?\u201d she cried, shrinking back x from my outstretched ® Se Thas I love Toor God's sake, sa 0 mover\u201d I canght heron my before she could ie st oy speak, Lad I love \u201cI mus al Jove you The moment eld Yous in the porch fare tom ma L loved you, I drew your \u2014from the memory ny heart.I resemble Paul Vars Love me for his sake, If not for my own She thrust me back with such violence t I reeled against the wall.\u201cHow dare yo ou \u2018insult me!\u201d she panted, clenching or banda, * \u201cYou are a stranger.1 know obit you, and pot and pot et you dare to love tome\u2014to me!\u201d s| her brecas wi ith closed flst\u2014 to the d \u201cI Peer help myself.I am a coward, acting as [ do; but blame vhe lover, not the man.should go away, as.you bid me, I can not! I dare not! The s Bight of our face has ruined my life! If I leave you die! You are killing me\u2014can you not see howl suffer!\u201d The angry light in hereyess softened to the mild rediance of pity.Cross Tossing the the room, she laid her hand on my bowed head.\u201cPoor fellow! You suffer.I also suffer.But we must both suffer in silence.Iam under the ban of hellt\u201d \u201cWhat do Jou mean! That hotse\u2014\" \u201cI dare tell you no more.The red light warns me to hold my \u201cWhat does it meant I said again grasping her poor thin hands.1t, means the tortures of hell!\u201d she whis- with slow terror.Ve geen a sou pered with sl \u201cI ha 1 writhing in the grip of flends.Pray to you may never look upon such sights as sear my eyes.We must meet no more, Mr.Faloise.Let m eo bear my curse alone.\u2019 \u201cNay, 12 will help you to bear it.\" \u201cYou cannot.Ît is too horrible! Let me go, 0, Mr.Faloise.I cannot!\u2014dare not love \u201cThen, you do love mel\u201d Without a word che bent forward and Kissed my cheek.At that moment we heard the wailing of the accursed Thing whereupon, with a burst of bh atorical laughter, she fled from the room.foilow- od with speed, but had she already vanished in the darkne The next night she failed to appear, but the old woman brought me another \u2018letter.\u201cPity my weakness and go,\u201d were the contents, and the paper was.stained with tears.Those tears decided m course.Nothing now would induce me to leave the place without soothing this sorrow, I swore to enter The Grange, to enter that room from whence shone the red light, to discover what it was that wailed so horribly.I sacrificed my soul to keep that otre neard ight I walked th ra nig! wa up the road nt dawn to examine the morass, If ible, I desired to cross it and enter © Grange; but as I stood hesitating on the verge of the unsteady ground a woman cried aloud.On looking -up I saw Lady Selwyn balanced above the black water, and less than a minute she was by my side , Mr.Faloise!\u201d ahe panted, \u201cwho am vow \u201cGoawa ing me backward.What do you w ph To enter The Gran \u201cImpossible! cath to enter.\u201d \u201cNevertheless, I will enter.\u201d For what reason\u201d Iv in h whispered my reply in her ear, thow h it were too awesome to be spoken Lo wish to marry you.That house holds some horrible secret which is blighting your life, Let me in\u2014tell me what it- iu\u2014 and I will free you from its influence.\u201d \u201cThere is no secret,\u201d she denied with downcast eyes.\u201cThere is! ] ang determined to And pont its mystery, Why does that red star from the tower a dusk?W Lat Nic as moans in tbe darkness?\u201d \u201cYou are killing mel\u201d she , oped, pressing her hand to her side.away, I implore you, Mr.Faloise! I daxe not teil you anything.\u201d Then, with sudden defiance: *'I shall, not tell you anything, nor will I see you would have folded her in my arms, bat with a sudden: pring she he placed a portion of the morass \u201cYou will PO Te eried, sick with horror, a he ground quivered under her light vers ide m th 10 white stones,\u201d she call Le roe Faloise.not come here again.+ bonne death to you and t ith thie she vanished into the house and, daunted by that borrible marsh 1 daréd not follow her.Slowly 1 returned to e inn.The cast was the dawn, but redder than the east vurned the star trom the tell tower.IIL I determined to force my way Into the Grauge that night.De.oured love and curiosity, my state of mind was favorable to the enterprise, That it wax ades- perate one I gathered from the hints thrown out by Lady Selwyn.The half-hysterical lite of the past two weeks, in place of destroying my nerve, had screwed up wy courage to à point of reckless daring.knew that such artificiality would sooner dr later collapse, but before the collapse came [ swore to discover the secret of the red star.Of such resolve I told no one, not even Ruth; but, mar some trivial excuse for taking a walk, strolled up to that morass which formed so eflective a defence to The Grange.Cr the June twilight the sullen marsh spread its sliminess be me.The inky pools of black water, the unhealthy green of the vegetation, all filled me wit repugnance.It was like a ve, an for aught 1 knew might be mine, seeing that I was ignorant of the secret crossing.Lady Selwyn had guided her course Poe The dotted h cena on ularly, but following their eocentric curving Fine le sure to arrive safely on the other side.The treacherous ground auivered like a ely as the black water \u201coozed sluggish- y round my feet.y trying resting place in advance.ne my » stick, sprang {rom one stone to another, even feeling the | yuaking of the rire.There pres hn sign 0 life tes Lady so puse, aud, thou, ex fming cries, y Seim to issue forth with warning.not make her appearance.the end I was safely across, and found myself on firm und.I now stood fairly committed to the adventurs forthe morass was my Rubicon.I marched boldly toward the low brick wall of the py It ran the wh of the facade, and the rusty lo gui fe the centre was closely barred.ooking through the narrow railingu Pa pa oatch a glisapee of the front door.Itstood wide open; so, seeing that there was but one obstacle to overcome, 1 plucked ap} heart.One portion of the dilapidated wall afforded perilous foothold.ot this I took advantages, and managed clamber over.I then found myself directly under the red eye of the tower, It secmed to my mpered fancy to follow my movements in a stealthy manner, but I hurried forward to the open Within was a mighty ha hall, ith a wide staircase ascendin nto So ghostly did moment my spirit ok ha\u201d On re colleeting, however, that th but tenan by two weak women, 1 momentary panic, stole to the foot of \u2018I did not\" know ii which Portion ot ie this vast place Lady Selwyn resided, but decided to seek her In the first floor.Just as I placed my foot on the stair I heard the noise of es et, and had barely time to draw back into the shadow when a woman ap red on the landing.It was not Lady Selwyn, but her servant, woing, av I judged basket on her arm, to the inn for provisions.She glided pt me like a zhos iron gate, crossed the morass.Giving myself no time for reflection, I rapidly mounted the atairs.Through the ing windows filtered the doubtfu Night 5 Sti when my eyes became dto 1 for about with dre ee.Lut where nt ! do not know to this day.My sole idea was to find y Selwyn.deacended stairs here, I.went up others there; down passages I Pan and hesitated in rooms ta of furniture; but I saw nothi Up to this period on my life I had never felt the horror of loneliness, I once t now.Seated, through weariness, on the floor of an empty apartment, I was ssimed with ae dead fesliing -to which 1o0an pus me and, having uniocked |.made me shiver and turnsick, I folt my m M environed by empty space.thing came! I can put no name ihe I did not not not show itaelf re was\u2014not at an parti- y ain t, sickly odor ocorrupted the phere, ed with nervous tion rolled down my had conde intoa thick darkness, and I, von the midst thereof was seated fqriorn, sou of God and man! J could see could hear \u2018nothing; but It was there 2 ntover it was, on all sides.I clutched my knees and shivered, while it moved x invisibl around.Then I knew the su! How long I! was under this malign ins fluence I cannot tell; but it seemed to ma tbat I sat for hours shivering in the clin The fi ing darkness.climax came when began to whimper.I felt my flesh creep.At the the second\u201d whimper ! shrieked with Ecsroely had my voice died.away when I heard th the sound of some one app Lady Selwyn entered the room, bearing a oh e.The nerve of the woman was astonishing.Schooled, Isuppose,by the horrors constantly surrounding her, she showed no fear, but moved sw toward I looked up, shaking like a leat, and the light reveal y face.\u201cMr.Faloise!\u201d she cried, pining back a \u201cIn God\u2019 i s name, d you enterf, ing no no Attention to her question, I cute dress in a paroxysm of fear.hat is 1 t that cries in the darkness?Hark! in1heard that indescribable sound and sho eard it also, for her white face blanch- \u201cle Caren she whispered, draggi to \u201cGo ew me my feet.\u201c\u2018Ank nothing.Gor\u201d ne I will know your secret! The sound again, but this time in angry tone, like the snarl of a dog.\u201cIf you don't go, I cannot protect you,\u201d she cried in alarm: and seizing my\" arm, she burried me from the room.rol n her sence recove my courage, and w ould have spoken: but she shook her head for me to keep silent.Leading me through the lonely e no pause until we found ousselves in the entrance hall.It did not follow us, for Thon we arrived at the foot of the staircase I felt a certain sense of relief, as though the invisible presence had departed.\u201cThe door and the gate are both open,\u201d said Lady Selwyn rapidly.\u201cGo at once, and recross the marsh by the white stones.\u201cTell me what it all means!\u201d \u201cSince you know so much you ma, as well know all, Mr.Faloise; but you will regret your curiosity to your dying d ar nr is too late now for regrets.\u201cTell me a \u201cWhen I do,awear that you will leave- this village at once and keep silence.\u201d J] swear!\u201d \u201cSo much for yourlove!\u201d she said bitterly.tes see your curiosity hay overpowered that es hing.FH ot Spank no more on that subject.What is the matter!\u201d \u201cHeavens!\u201d 1 whis : apprehensively around.* \u201cI know that,\u201d \u201cbut you will not see It.\u201d at is the Thing that cries?\u201d \u201cPaul Varst!\u201d said Lady Selwyn, putting her hand to her breast, \u201cBut he is dead\u201d \u201cNo, he is not dead.He lives here! Shut red, looki tis here \u2018out from the world for ever! The living Shy hat te the reasont dvh e put her lips my ear, and whispered one word.It curdled my blood with horror, and I cried out.Again I heard the Thing moan, but this time the moaning shapud itself into human peech.Paul Varst! Paul Varst!\u201d It walled itifully.\u201cOnce he was like you.Pray You may never Lecome like him\u2014a leper\u2018\u2014a leper!\u2014an outcast! Oh, my punishment! my punishment!\u201d The voice died away in a heartbreaking sigh.Fear staying my speech, I interrogated Lady Se Sel wy by = 00k \u201cNow you know he truth,\" she said weeping bitter \u2018He war my over, but contracted ol frightful disease in the east.On his return to England -it manifested itself.[loved him too well to leave him.Spreading.a report of his death, I brought him secretly to this place, and \"condemned myself to share bia Ivins death.\u201d t tbe red sta \u201c fa anor bear he light, of heaven to reveal his deforuity, Sven to himself.The windows of his room through which the pu shines at night.\u201d unisbment ! my punishment fr moet th the Pinvisible Thing.**1 suifer in life when others sufler after death.away !or you will become even as that which was once Paul Varst.\u201d wo clutched Lady Selwyn's arm, and tried rag her to the open door.Cone aw ay! Gare ay from this accursed house!\u2019 The Thing whim mpered ang angrily, and a look of alarm overspre \u201cI cannot\u2014I dare not! Gogo! There is | dange \u201cLeave that living-corpee, I beg of you.It is accursed.\u201d \u201cAb!\u2014ah!\u2014ahf\u201d moaned the voice; \u2018do not leave me\u2014do not leave mel You loved 75 puce not leave me!\u201d _- e Horror beat against the wall, and ets dragged cheat it ahould oven! itse Mal lwyn , \u2018nearer\u2014the\u2014door\u2014by maln ier mind it.Come away! Quick!\u2014 quic \u201c1 dare not!\u201d she \u201cI dare not!\u201d He, ound: kill Bing bas and ky loved him.\u201d \u201cOnce, but not now.(Fault Varat is dead.y remark, and its You love Hugh Faloise! 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He wants me.trying to cross the Paol! wr It answered with the roar of a wild ani- pal and before 1 knew of its\u2019 proximity y Selwyn was wrenched froin my a arms.She made ï horrible noise, scarcely human andl I turned.Itsface waslooking straight al \u201cO Heavens!\u201d I.screamed and fell face downward on the quaking earth.1 must bave fainted; but as my head had peedily fallen partially into the water, yi 8] recovered.All was still.A fow bubbles on the near showed where it had sunk with its living burden.Wrapped in each other's arms, \"Whe ead and the ving 1 had gone down into that loathsome « a 1 looked up with an ashen fi e Red Star was shining over their grave, Photographinx \u2018 the Invisible, | When the Great Eastern was photo- hed prior to her being broken Les for food! the alographer was not a little sur- à letters extending Fe whole.length ot e ship advertisin, some one\u2019s patent pills.It appears thal these letters had at one of the ill- however, been su with tar, and althou the camera had détectod and recorded them.This seems Fmproba pable but it is quite within *\u2018bounds.the letters were painted on the vessel's sides they she replied composediy; 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Col.Davidson the Toronto Board, and Mr.Laporte the Chambre de Commerce, Montreal.THE LOYAL TOASTS, When it came to the toast list the first toast was, of course, \u2018The Queen,\u201d which was proposed briefly and most fellcitousty by the chairman.Her Majesty's healt was drunk with all the honors, all the nests standing to sing \u201cGod Save the een\u201d and to cheer again and again.The next toast was that of tli¢ Governor General of Canada.\u201d It was received with the greatest enthusiasm.Three cheers for lord and Lady Aberdeen were given n and again and it was several minutes bet His Excellency could begin his reply.He said that he was more impr than surprised nt the loyal way in which the name of Her \u201c Majesty's representatives was received, For, after all, he recognized that {t_ was _ in his official capacity that he was accord the same (cries of \u201cNo.no\u201d), but after all such was to be expect m an assembly with true British Canadian loyalty to the Queen.It was a great source of happiness for him to join in such an assembly, and give a welcome to the delegates to thie Conference, Ne expressed the hope that the distinguished visitors already Feit at home.It would not be the fault of the Government or the representatives in Pariiamant, and the Canadian le gen- qi, iN they did not feel al home.ay one bad listened to the proceed- a * \u201capplause, 1 ings of the forenoon could not fail to be Impressed with the significance of: the meeting.There was a period, he sald, in the history of Britain and the colonies when the relations between them \u2018was a subject for discussion.of the Mother Country or the fault of the colonies! It perhaps arose partly from the \u2018 TUE INTERCOLONIAL CONFERENCE\u2014HON.N.Frrz- GERALD.: fault of the Mother Country not having suflicient confidence In the self-governing powers of the colonies and partly from the contidence on the part of the colonies to manage their own affairs, He went on speak of the vas sources of the country and the great future which was in store for | Caunda, and concluded by saying that the delegates to the Conference were men of ability.4 THE LIÈUTENANT-GOVERNOR, - In proposing \u2018the health of Lieutenaut- Governor Kirkpatrick, Mr.Bowell said that he had just received from Lieutenant-Gov- | ernors Chapleau, Schultz and Mackintosh telegrams expressing their regret that they were not present.Ho also took eccasion to spenk of the old friendship between himself and Mr, Kirkpatrick.+ he Lleutenaut-Governor of Ontario, in rising to reply, was received with prolonged \u20ac said that he had tu believe that the warmth of the welcome to him was due not to himself, but to the great province over which he exercised a mild And beneticent away.He welcomed ,the.visiting delegates to the great province of Ontario, which was greater in extent than every one of the United States except one and had a greater population than any one of the colonies represented by the visiting delegates who were the guests of the evel ng.He hoped that the visiting delegates, before they left the Dominion, would visit the banner province, Ontario.The chairman next proposed the health of the Imperial and Colonial delegates.After the toast had been duly honored the Earl of Jersey arose to reply.He was given an ovation and was kept standing and bowing for sowe time, before he could begin his reply.When he could make him- $ Titk INTERCOLONIAL CONFERENCE \u2014 THE EARL Or JERSEY.self lieard he returned thanks for tbe hearty manner in which his name had receiv- He was confldent that there was the test future before the colonies of the mpire.He said that when Her esty assended the Throne the trade of Great Britain was not so large as the trade of Australia was to-day.There was no one but could always do something for the Empire's In conclusion he said: There can no doubt.in Canada as to the feeling which the delegates bear towards it.e shall carry hway she kindest impression of our visit, and when we reach our native soil we will join in the chorus of * The Maple Leaf for Ever.\u201d At the close of the Earl of Jersey's s h, which was bright and witty throughout, he was again cheered.Before the next speech Lieut.- (Col.Prior sang * The Englishman.\u201d OTHER DELEGATES SPEAK.A.J.Thynns, of censland, who was next called on, said the delegates did not merely come to make the acquaintance of the Canadian people, but to bring back with them some good results from the Conference.He spoke of the progress Queensland had made, but in doing so he pointed to the fact that they had in Queensland to-day thousands of cattle which were not saleable.They could give to Cannda cattle for less than two pounds sterling, which could bring in the Dominion.from ten to twelve pounds sterling.There were other product# which Queensland could give to Can&da in exchange for produce of the Dominion.LA ron, Deputy Speaker of the House of onimons, sang a French song.TUE INTENCOLONIAL ; CONFERENCE \u2014 How.\"THOMAS He prefaced his song with a.few graceful remarks about the nch in Canada, and then eafled upon the old House of Commons chorus to \u2018Le - ier,\u201d which was sung with grefit heartiness, ) SirHenry Wrixon, Victoria, referred to the cordial manner in which the Australian deletes had been received in the Dominion m the time t Vancouver until ttawa He spoke in elo- eur of the YroRD.ong the route, vast resources of countsy, Was that the fault: |] duty o Great Britain to treat them better than she | T tions.all, their Th character of the people, and, above other I e intense loyalty to the and.e came to Ottawa for busiuess.One thing the Australian delegates want was the cable.They were going to have the cable and the Conference was going to sit \u2018until such time as they get the cable.In conclusion he said that he was filled with admiration for Canada's system of oon.federation.Hon.¥.B.Suttor, New South Wal spoke of the happy selection of the Earl ersey as an Imperial dele, one was so well acquain as he with the wants of Australian colonies.lu conclud- \u2018ing said that even if no practical results would follow the Conference, nothing but would come from their having con- erred together.\u2018Sir J.Henry de Villiers, Cape of Good Hope, was glad to hear from Mr.Bergeron that Frenchmen were loyal in Canada.He was called a Dutchman himself, altho having a French name, and the n \"Cape Colony were the most loyal of Her Majesty's subjects.+.' \u201cTHE PREMIER OF CANADA, Hon.L.0.Taillon, Premier of Quebec.\"sans: \u201cO Canada, mon pays, mes amours.\u201d \u2026, Hon.Thornas Playford, South Australia, säid that it was a disgrace to Great Britain to allow the bounty fed sugar of France and Germany to enter her ports withoutan auy sort.The colonies wante did outsiders.1lon.A.Lee Smith, of New Zealand, followed.Hah, Nicholas Fitx- gerald, Tasmania, proposed the Parliament of Canada in an eloquent address, coupling with it the names of Sir John Thompson and Wilfrid Laurier.! Sir John Thompson in reply said that both Houses of Parliament of nada were agreed upon one thing, and that was to ive a hearty welcome to the delegates.In nada they had been hearing almost perpetually that there \"vas no sentiment in the trade relations between the Colonies, but that it wax a mere question of statistics and figures of dollars and cents.The speeches, however, had partly dispelled that idea.The sentiments of Mr.Playford were noble sentiments.The only difference after all between Canada and the Australian Colo- Taz INTERCOLONIAL CONFRRENCE\u2014SiR Joux HENRY DB VILLIERS, nies was one of time and space.(Canada realized the important business that was before the Conference.For a time sentiment would have to be laid aside.There were indeed serious problems to be discussed which required time and patience.The pple of Canada would wait patiently to car the results of the Conference.The loyalty of Canadians was largely due to the fact that the Empire was, after all, Canada's Empire as well as Great Britain's.It countrymen to testify to the loyalty of the ch Canadian race.But for the desotion, heroism and loyalty of \u2018the French people there would to-day.(Cheers) A people's gratitude was written on the pages of Confederation for that loyulty and devotion.In conclu- sfon hu said that all would wait with t atience to hear the result of the delibera- fons of the Conference.At the close of the Premier's speech there was great applause, which was renewed again and again.THE OPPOSITION LEADER.Mr.Laurier, who was received with great applause, said that in the Parliament of Canada there was quantity on the one side.and quality on the other.If Parliament was not doing what was right, it was not from the want of ood advice.The Government was, per- aps, like a pince not to be named among Christians.It was paved with inten.In othe many years he had been in Opposition he was always extending it good advice.In Canada when the Natlonal Policy was brought into existence a few years ago, they were told that it was to ring good crops, aud now It would seem THE INTERCOLONIAL CONFFRENCE\u2014FHION.SIMON FRASER.that the Governbient was to furnish the delegates with good weather, There was no ong, he said, who witnessed the scene in the Senate Chamber that forenoon without being deeply.impressed with\u2018the character of the gathering.For his own part when he saw His Excellency calling upon delegate after delegate from the various colonies, some of them which the ancients knew nothing about except as a land of awe and torror, he was deeply impressed with what Liberal institutions, pluck, and courage had accomplished.One thing seemed quite clear, and that was that ihereixa deep-rooted inspiration in the colonies in favor of self-government .in the colontea, There was also a feeling for a Sroader union of, Imperial interests.In Anada we were the pionegm seif-govern- ment.When ARPA Set advocated self-government there were many men, not only in Great Britain, but the colonies, who believed it might be attended with very different results than what all now know was the case, Self-government brought less colonial responsibilities to Great Britain and more attachment on the rt of these in colonies.m the very y the red coats left Quebec the attachment to Great Britain grew stronger.He went on to speak of the benefits of Confederation, of the federation of the Aunglo- Saxon race, which, if brought about at all would be by the influence of the laws of trade.As the loyalty of French Canadian, his own presence, as one entrûsted by one of the great parties of the country, w * Fort aber te | 1 Aberdeen proposed a ote ofthanks r to the chairman, an ter .Bowell replied the banquet he up with the sing- og of \u201cAuld Lang Syme\" The Action Maintained.In the case of Agricultural Assurance Co.of Canada, insoivent,J.M.M.Duff, Jiquida- tor, Judge Jette has granted Robert « petition for an order on the Companv to te, because na was a simple duty he owed to his féllow- | no Canada | Pme LEXANDER own price, rather than have them a 1 10 cases Unbleached Canton {Flannels.oy Lolesale price, 9}c.Our sale price, ce 21 2 cases All-wool Dress Berges.- Wholesale price, 24}0.Our sale price, 1940, 78, dozen celebrated Elite Kid Gloves, black aud colored \u2014 worth $1.Our sale price, 82e.> 8 cases Ladies\u2019 Black Cotton Hoss\u2014 worth 22c.Our sale price, 156 pe pair, or 2 pairs for 26c.: 1 case Fashioned Ladies\u2019 Tan Hose\u2014 worth 25c.Our sale price for Tomorrow, Saturday, 176.5 cases Large bponges, actually cost to import 200.Our sale price Tomorrow, Saturday, at only de.dozen Blou made of the very best English Print, well assorted, in Navy, Black and Pink, with White Spots or Stripes, turn doyn collar 15 For To-mo 3 \u2014\u2019AT-\u2014 { returned to the respective owners, and frill, mlso box plait down front.with ruffle on euch side, well worked button holes and pearl buttons, This Blouse is worth $1.00.Out they go To-morrow.at only 68c.60 dozen White and Colored Lawn and Spotted Muslin Blouses, all at our Saturday's Sale Price.82 pieces American Challies, fast colors, 106 foods.Our sale price To-morrow, only 540.10 pieces all over Black Lace Skirting, ood patterns, worth 1.00, To-morrow, turday, at only 28.500 pairs White and Ecru Lace Curtains, must be olosed out To-morrow at half price.Great Bargains in Ladies\u2019 Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, with or without Cuffs! 10,000 yards Spider Web Black and Navy Marranted So THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR FRIDAY.JUNE- 29, 1894.THE GREATEST BANQUET , = 3 {THE BIGGEST LAY-OUT/0F BIG BARGAINS YET rrow, Saturday, [0.5 GLASS BLOCK, Cases of New Goods bought at our Own Price.Goods that were consigned to the How insolvent Estate of the GRAND MAGASINS DB LA CIN GENERALE DES BAZARS.The creditors claimed the goods on Wednesday that were not in the above place thirty days.We were on the spot with the cash in our pockets and secured the goods at our We are almost finished marking Veiling, were 150 wholesale.Sale them off, and to-morrow, Saturday, morning, at 8 o'clock,sharp, we will commence a Sale of the Entire Lot.Our Price for To-morrow, Saturday, at only do.Mei Very Special Bargains for To-mor- row, Saturday, in all Ladies\u2019 White- wear and Aprons, 1800 Ladies\u2019 Ha worth from 40¢ to $1.60, all go To-morrow, Saturday, at on 50 boxes as much - bunch.bunch in the store Satu 98 dozen 156 each.Flowers, all kinds, some worth as T6c, #1 and $1.25 per Take your choice of any To-morrow, rday, at only 25¢., Men's All-wool Natural Socks, \u201c bought from a hard up manufacturer at 5260 on the dollar, made to sell at 30c.Our price for they were To-morrow, Saturday, at only 20c, or 3 pairs for 35c.£5 Do Your Shopping at the Great Bargain Centre of Montreal, ALEXANDER & COy Cor.St.Catherine 9 and University Sts.1521y1 was formerly president of the Company.In the dis) of.the Company.- The Com- ny tahiti 1868, and Mr.Angus in 1860.Fhe amount of the notes was settled at so much on the dollar by the liquidators of Mr.Angus\u2019 estate, and his son now took the present action to recover the amount so id, holding that the nioney was reaily que by the Insurance Co., for whose benetit the nates had been made.This was maiu- tained.Lo ~\u2014 WORLD'S NEWS IN BRIEF.But 500 coal miners in Scotland are now at work.Lixzie HMallidäÿ was taken to Dannemora prison, in New York state, yesterday.The vineyards at and in the vicinity of Jerez and Alusia, Spain, are-infested with D 1 A THE INTERCOLONIAL CONFRRÊNCE\u2014HoOX.À.J.THYNNE.phyloxera which threatens the total destruction of the wine product.The pest is increasing.The propeller \u201cOcean,\u201d sunk recently off Sister Light, has been floated and taken to Kingston.George W.McCarthy, a son-in-law of Hon.Mr, Bowell, died in Cleveland, O., on Wednesday.There are but two sections of the Ameri- American Senate.Indians to white mens cease, as the Government has ordered.; The Duke of York was invested with the honorary degree of LL.D.by the Univer sity of Cambridge Wednesday.: M.Henri Rochefort, the irreconcilable, strongly disapproves of Casimir-Perier's selection as President of France.\u2018Wm.M.Singerley, of Philadelphia, Was nominated for Governor of Pennsylvania by acclamation by the Democratic State convention.- Lord Rosebery tells the Anti-Gambling League that, like Cromwell, he possesses a few racehorses, and he is glad one of these is a good one.Co.The Income Tax feature of the American Tariff Bill was in the Senate yesterday.Senator Hill's last effort to rule it out being voted down by a vote of 40 to 24.The Catholic Knights of St.John, in session at Buffalo, have provided for a Provincial Supreme President for Canadian branches, which hitherto had no supreme head in their own country.John Commer was cut in two, and another man, Franks, fatally injured by the explosion of the boiler in the saw mill of \u2018Wm.Stevenson, near Cayuga, Ont., yesterday.Two other men were also injured.Live Stock Market.At the Eastern Abattoir market the recei were: 313 lead of cattle, $50 \u2018sheep and Jam and a number of calves and loan hogs, There was a firmer feeling in cattic, denlers asking down to about last Monday's Hgures.e mand was activo for ÿ bacres, with other n rll meats trade was stock in fair enquiry.inodorate.Following is the general range of quotations: Tattle, butchers\u2019 gol.per 1b, dlc to medium to fair, do, M to tes do u, Lie da to 3je: sheep, common , per 3 to lambs, do do, per head.$230 to Vaso: fat hogs, per Ib.5 to 3lo; lean do.$5 to $10 a head; calves, good Lo choice, $6 to $10; do common to fair.do,- 92.00 to $5.Chicago Hog Market.UxroN SrocK Yanbs, June 20, 1894.\u2014The eat!.mated rcovipis of hogs were 16,000.The official rtof yenterday was 22,982, of which 8204 were sh , \u2018and 8000 1eft over.The quotations to- Sekine $070 To 010: hoary ahiopior, $00 to ng.$4.70 to vy ping, $4.210; roug des.$1.65 to 34.85 Hsocipts of cattle were #0, including 1000 Texans.Mar ket gen-rally higher.; , Bank England.LONDON June 29.\u2014The weekly atatement of the issued yesterday.showed the - the following changes as with the revious account: resorve, de .154000 pounds : circulation {n= creased, 000,000 pounds; bullion, incre: , 495.- 729 pounds: other socnrities, decreased, 388,000 pounds; other doposila, increased, 171, pounds; public deposits.d 526,000 pounds; t pi 1800 pounds; vernmen of the Bank on te is a Y0.07 mor cont.\u2014 pay him $612.50.The Iate Mr, Wm.Angus | 1867 he made two notes and placed them at can tariff now left to pass or reject by the I The leasing of lands at Caughnawaga by higher prices at firat, but afterwarda coming | dje; do à 7 v dow 2} Store Open To-morrow Night till 11 o'clock.A SPECIAL OFFER To our Customers.of the same largest Saturday's sales, keeper, value $3.00.Were we in the habit of catohing vertisements, no doubt this one wou sm the people by any fake ad- \u2018 be locked upon as another d, but conscious, however, of the confidence the public have in us, and knowing the high intelligence of those who trade at our stores, we have no hesitation to \u2018scheme, which we hope will be interesting to It is as follows : \u2014 We will give away three prizes tor the \u201cfirst three nearest gucsses to the amount ot cash\u201d taken (total cash taken In on one day) in by us on our put forward this 1 our customers, ALL PURCHASERS at our store this week can band in the\" \u2018 form attached to-this ad before Saturday night, at 11 p.m., with their name and address plainly written thereon, that they think will come nearest the largest day's sales.\u2018 Prizes will be sent home to winners next week.1st Prize\u20141 large, beautiful Album, value $10.00.2nd Prize\u20141 Stem Winder, Nickel Plated Watch, good time- and the amount 8rd Prize\u20141 very fine Cigar Case, value $2.50.* sencecsery fash FORM to be filled in and handed in to our Clerks.ADDRESS, vane \u201cGUESS, 8.RE \u2014 sesvonsusues veces au Ino siy3 Ind 15123 JOHN ALLAN, Men's Hatter, Clothier and Outfitter, ~ may give a clue as \u201cto whose master han operated the | machine Surely it cannot he Mr.Kingan who s thus introducing the worst elements of ward politics into what has hitherto heen so clean an organization as the Canadian Wheelinen's Association.So soon as they have à knowledge of \u201cthe facts of the case and of the rules under wWhich the affairs of the Racing Board are governed it will clearly be the duty of each and all of the six clubs that demanded the suspension to withdraw the complaints made to the president of the Association and to apclogire to Chairman Robertson of the Racing rd.Mr.Lane was shown the above despatch this morning, and laughed at the idea for his conspiring with the Montreal Club t suspend Mr.Robertson.He saya that h was in full possession of all the facts of the case, twenty-four hours hefore he suspended him.Mr.Lane has no prejudice against Mr.Robertson and fought against his sus ge n, but he (Mr.Lure) had no option ut to spend i him,as Mr.Robertson should not have waited so long before taking steps in the makers amateurs matter.- Mr.Gordon Kingan was also shown the despatch, aud ridiculed the assertion that Mr.\" Lane had entered into a conspiracy with the Montreal Club to suspend Chairman Robertson.On the cont he acted in compliance with the by-laws 0 \u2018the Association in suspending him, as the president is forced to suspend the chairman or any other officer of the Association on the complaint of six clubs that he is acting against the interests of the Association.Quebeo Getting Ready.[BPECIAL TO THE STAR.) QUERRC, June 20.\u2014The Quebec Bicycle Club held a very large meeting last evening to make final arrangements for their trip to Montreal for the C.W; A.meeting, Messrs.J.N.Roy, Edmond Laliberte an Geo.Lapointe will leave this evening for the metropolis to run in the preliminary races and trial heats on Saturday after noon.From present appearances about Dent fremontbersat the Quebec B.C.will leave here for Montreal on Saturday evening by boat and will make the Turkish Bath Hotel their headquarters, Spokes and Tires.There are 276] bicyclists in the C.W.A.Dr.Doolittle\u2019s Century party is expected here Sunday evening.The King's County Wheelmen have received 234 entries for their race meet on June 30.The M.A.A.A.Gymnasium is being cleared out for the storage of the wheels during the meet.The Rev.Dr, S.P.Rose will preach tothe wheelmen at the St.James Methodist Church on Sunday morning.Wm.M , of the Kings County Wheelmen, one of America\u2019s crack riders, is entered for several eventsat the C.W.= meet, The Y.M.C.A.have offered the wheel: men the freedom of their reading rooms, gymnasium and baths during the C, W.A.meet.On Saturday and Monday, the street car company will run their St.Catherine street lines past the M.A.A.A.nds and back via Sh estreet, ey will have sixty cars on this route.A registry book will be kept at the M.A.A.A.gymuasium, in which boarding.housekeepers who can furnish accommodation for the C.W.A.meet can enter their addresses and terms.Some of the committee are of the opinion that the earliest entry received should have the inside position in the races but it has n decided to place the men as their positions have been drawn.The route of the d Parade during the C.W, A, meet, in which ers are expected to participate, will cover most of the permanent paved streets.The length of the route will be about eleven miles.| al chesting of the reception committee for the C.W.A.meet will held to-night at the Montreal Gymnasium, when the delegates of the di creat at cycling clubs are espe\u2019 cially requested be present.\u201cDave\u201d Watson appenred on a wheel for the first time in a year.He was ably backed up by Capt.Harris, and made the circuit of ie nasium in 1 minute.We ex to hear of some records broken Jin the near future.A number 9 of fork amen, dressed In a neat, uniform 32 were soen stand-' ingonS on Si Com om.street at the Shamroek lacrosse grounds last eveni A whistle blew, the men got on their wheels and started, and the Shamrock \"Bicycie Club had commenced its first club ride.The racing board of the L.A.riding investigating the charges of foul ri made against E.Murphy, in connection wlth the recent meet at CP ainfleld, discovered that Wells and he, who rode the same make of a wheel, decided to work together, and that Wells, in making room for Titus to take | e, ran urphy.Wells has been suspended for ten days, dating from Tuesday, and he will not, therefore, take part in \u2014\u2014 COUPON of each Series for one Portfolio.Send it in the day you cut it out, or the next day.eieledd ddd No.10.Series 10.L sa ne COLUMBIAN FAIR COUPON.8ena onc Coupon anc Ten Cents to the STAR office, or to any newsdealer sellin( the STAR.and Series 10 will be mailed to your address, reaching you in ten days after we receive it, N : « Street.OS City or Town e% This Coupon, No.10, will run in THB STAR until Friday night, wim only one Coupon, but you can cut out others and hand Le positives the last opportunity to secure this work on the .| sprangaway from the \u201craining the July hol races.The suspension toa is considered very light, {, tas it the arm offenice of this character thas haa be been decided this season, was disposed to deal TR Fe vider.7 THE TURF.Raceland in a Bad Way.NEw YorK.June 20.\u2014The news that that grand old ng Raceland is lying as the point of death a the ; is owner, F.Dwyer, at Gravesend, will fellow for his many horse on the American turf is to the general public, and few thorough have won more money ur started in more races than \u201cOld Bones,\u201d ax he been affectionately named.Wl eld » aceland i» an eight « ng, by Billet out af Calomel.Ye w was as Bou ht a+ à yearling for $123 by Jo Jog U Shan, the well- known Western bookmaker and Inger, who hadn't as much money, then as has now.As a vearli Race- land was a gangling, avkward voung- ster, Lut as a two - year - old he showed surprising speed, and when Ullman brought him East and awept the deck of the two-year-old eventa, wihning the richest prizes of the day, he very soon had large offers for his race horse.He sold him to Appleby & Johnson, who were then horse- owners as well as bookmakers, for something like $19,000, and they in turn let Mr.August Belmont have him for a slight advance over that figure, In the hands of James Rowe, Raceland beat the best horses in training the following season, but he was nôt seen at his best until the he was a four-year-old, when he w the Suburban Handicap hands down, and beat Firenxe in a senr.ilonal mce at Jerome Fark, Mr, Belmont was very fond of the old gelding, and he was a member of that gentleman's stable until the death of the great financier and turfman.Atthe closing: -out sale at Babylon, IMace- land fell to the bid of M.F.Dwyer for $7000.For his new owner he won some of the richest stakes and handicaps oftered by the different racing associations à and every year won from $2,000 to and was always regarded as-one ot the.met reliable horses in the stable.Nr, ver promised him to Starter Rowe, who was always very fond of the old fellow, when his racing days were over, bat \u201cOld Bones\u201d seemed to have leas of iron and raced on and on, and Rowe had made up his mind that he \u201cwould have some time to \" pit before he wou, enjoy a morning gal > throug] the Park on the back of he famous old thoroughbred.Roeland scomed to be at his best in the early spring of this year, but when visited in his stall yesterday morning it found that he could not rise.Dr.Shepherd was aent for, and he at once pronounced it a ease of spinal meningitis, and gave it as his opinion that death would ensue in a few days at the most.land has won during his racing career about sixty races, and more than $125,000 in stakes and pursea.Rossbery and His Horess.Loxpox, June 20.\u2014Replying toa letter addressed to him by the Anti-Gambling League.protesting against horse racing, Rosebery in the course of his letter says: \u201cMy position is simply this: Like Cromwell, whgae official position was bi her than mine, and the strictness of ose principle cannot be Questioned possess à few race horses, Had when one of these happens to re a dood one.\u201d Sheepshead Bay Races.SHEEPSREAD Bay, June SM \u2014 Followin are the results of yesterday's racing a Sheepshead Bay : Frat Then, } mile\u2014Kentingerna, = 8 to Factotum, ne Seon, 1% to 1,X/Tre- volrag 1 1 (Lietlenetd me LEE Bandit, Peter ur.Re Fore er cer Wedding \u2018Tour, Rama, Yo ol Rey, Blue Mass, Stonnellie, Dolly colt ran.Second lo\u2014Ceasarone, 100 (Perkine), 8tod 1; Ella na 190 McClain), 15 to 1,% The Coon, 17 (Doggett L7to33% Time, 1.12 tu ash, Amaterdam, on- FI ero M nell.Trifical also 122 arrioons Poche.116 At.Fri 1: mea, 18035.3.Time, 1.55 er, OS ime, TAL.Mr.a, Third race.n mite lob) ne, 122 (Sime), Sto 3, 1; Ajrelian also St.haat Fred.Douglas and Lowland xl ipse, Emin Be: Sir Exoess, 122 wo to 1, A St.Maxim.LET Rae tie 150 gets © to 0, 12%.Fifth fle\u2014Cop race, mile prrighe 1,1 Roller, 13 (Dogge LE: SE In t ard Sixth ace 4 ce nivo an.a 2 Pine 8to 1.1; estmoreland, Pat Oakle; jé Bala S01 Ww 131 (Cook), is tol,3 Max, Alcheg- int.Woodford Sh John.Oakwood, Summer ron Washington Park Races CHICAGO, June 29.\u2014Following is a summary of yesterday's Washington Park races: First race, one mile\u2014Eiva, I; Rosalie, $ Evan- atus, 3 Time, 1.ald: cm) t miles \u201cit Cia sl = A Time, 34, Time, 1; Handsome, 2 me, 1.ourth 1; Ellen, & J.Fifth race.& Peu race: me LE ilo Pedestrian, I; Imp Percy, x .Capt.Bro Brown der Time.1.144.P * Death of a Joskey.NEw Yorx, June 28.\u2014Jocke, shor, who was injured Setarday in Jose in the Coney Island Grand ol Steeplechase, di today, having in the interval suffered great! Raceland, 8 years, imp by Billet out of Calomel, the most famous member of » stable, was shot to-day to ut him out of ain.He had been suffering frog an incurable throst disease.Last season Raceland atarted in 84 races, of whioh he won 18 and in 10 was second: .' Racine in Detroit e 22\u2014Only one race was ished ns at he) he Exposition track to-day, rain with last two.Durston, a Video o entirely new to the race track, took the honors.First race\u2014 Durston won first, second third heats and race.Time, 243, ia ° A Fine Horse.Mr.Thomas J.pre has im ed from Scotland by SS.H heh thoroughbred stallion Black.Senatarer which ia now on exhibition at the stables No.409 Notre street, near the old military.prison.It is a handsome horse, ' stone 16 hands Men a Hem black golor, \u2018ot ° Kood sym- roughout and of spirit.There is no more fashionabl fred hore | in Great Britain.His dam {sa *\u201c\u2018Rattlecap.,\u201d winner of the Cambri yates and he was prod y The Arrow perty of Mr.The Arrow was od Rae out of Archeress, both of i, have long and flue pedigrees.AQUATICS.Yale Beats Harvard.New LoxpoN, Conn., June 22,\u2014Yester- day afternoon for the nineteenth time the Yale and Harvard eight- crewa niet to decide the intercollegiate cha champlonshl ut was just 6.41 Harvard and Yale crews ae the a together, and the boats da The sun had sunk beneath the level of the clouds, and threw a strong line of Blind.{hg light across the river, The wa was not quite smooth, but its surface was unbroken even by a wind flaw, Harvard.started s had heen expec in with a fast stroke, 40 to the minute, ing to break Yale's heart.in the first mile.Yale responded gamely, with .38 strokes, and kept right abreast of Harvard.For a furlo: perhaps.the boats rowed nip and tuck, then the nger, stronger stroke of the sons of Old Eli n to and Yale arditen- At the half-mile she was already onds ahead, a fail boat's length, and er lead steadil) At the arvard dropped their stroke to 36, while e still kept on the = rate with which she started.There aecerned to be nodoubt that it was Yale's race.Her lead grew steadily and: ihe the mile cad ard.Both « a ws here to rouce their vais di drepping ts and Harvard to ns ALL FRATRERED WELL attbough rather too bleh \u20ac for the best re- .walte, but their work ia the bent Was ver- | -team tb meet the FOR THE PRESERVATION OF HEALTH AND PREVENTION OF SICKNESS.For Washing Cloth Linen, sots Badd Fo, Woodwork: Bp niannels, Blankets, Sheets Bedding, Disease, and for Hospitals, THIS SOAP 18 SIMPLY INVALUABLE.It is manufactured by the proprietors same high stan of purity.Agents for Quebec: FRANK MACOR & CO, MONTREAL of \u201cSUNLIGHT\u201d Soap, and is of the 3 lame ON THE MONTREAL DAILY, gar FRIDAY, JUNE 29 1804.: ANTISEPTIC AND DISINFECTANT CHANGE OF TIME.On and after July 1st, 1804, trains via DELAWARE & HUD» SON RR.will leave Montreal 7.20 a.m.daily (except Sundays) tor Saratoga, Albany and local points, arriving New York 8,45 \u2018».m.(Connects at Delano for Lake George.) Wagner Buffet.Drawing-room car to Albany.10.00 a.m, Limited daily (except \u2018Sdnday) tor Bluft Point, Saratoga, Troy and New York,arriving 0.30 pm.Wagner Drawing-room car Montreal to New York.Table d\u2019hotedinner served in dining car from 1:2 moon to 3 p.m.6.10 pom, Night Express daily, arriving in New Yorkat645 am Wagner Vestibule Bufiet sleeping car Montreal to New York.J.W.BURDICK, W.H.HENRY, Gen.Pass, Agent, Agent, Albany, N.Y.\" Montreal, bad.If they had been perfoct oarsmen, however, they would su have lust the race by their steering.Whether Coxswain Day became rattled by seeing his boas fall so far behind or whether some more myste- | rious cause was at work it is impossible to say, but from the mile flag on the Harvard t zig-zagged across the stream in the most extraondinary manner.As the two buats approached the two and a half mile flag, Yale 40 seconds in the lead, \u20ac evident something vas about to occur.The Harvard bout went nearer and nearer the staff, and from the watchers on the press and judges\u2019 boat went up a sort of horror stricken murmur, \u201cHe's going to hit\u201d Hit it he did, the starboard cars catching the flagstaff three feet from their ends\u2018and knocking it back and forth in the water.The sudden shock nearly threw the Harvard men from their seats.and for a moment it looked as if their part of the race was to end right \u2014 a\u2014 phe.Nothing shows how game they an were: better than the quick recovery this andeser disaster, and the way in which they closed up what the stop had lost them.For a moment they almost seemed to on Yale.They were 43 seconds bel ind at the three mile flag, and at the fourth they were only 96 behind.It was a game A SPLEXDID EKFFORT, but it could not last.ko stroke, which had risen to 38, drop rapidly to 33, while the heavy way roped whic dled their oars showed that they were very The first three miles of the race was run in statut silence, but when the boata ente the assembled yachts and steamers were waiting, it seemed like a change intoanew world.First the steamer Chelsea, anchored higher up than any of the others, gave a shriek of her whistle, Then a little Ke hite yacht let off a cannon y as big ax her on and then pandemonium began.As the boats rushed along the clamors of ap- | pause from human, metallic and brazen roats grew louder and louder, until one hardly.believe that the scene could same quiet one which the setting Jon 1a had shone so quietly upon five minutes As Yale crossed the line, 23 minutes and be ve Ingl Date ed the pone Rats spem y achier e They made a louder noise that went before.Harvard's time was 3 minutes and 40 seconds.The Yale men sat up straight and strong, noue of them showing signs of weakness\u2014a victorious crew never does; but three of Harvard's MEN DROPPED FORWARD over their oars, not fainting bat utterly exhausted by the long and hopeless strug: .All the men braced sufliciently to row boat on down the stream to their float.Stevenson alone sat bowed over his oar for forenn®, Mier he rest started, but he soon joined in.udge's ren up alongside the Manhanset, and in e interval between the still occasionall bi Regine whistles shouted the official time to those within hearing.Few remained for it.The t crowd with one accord started forthe wn for supper and rest after the excite went of the legiate eight-oared test e Intercol oon was ina rated in 1876, and has been an annual event ever since.Of the nineteen races Yale has won 12 and Harvard 7.average winning time is 22 minutes and 1 = Lord Dunreven's New Yacht.LoNnox, June 29.\u2014 Lord Dunraven is per scnally supervising the construction of bis new twenty-rater, the Audrey, which is now building at.Southampton à in the yard of xmas & Pa The boat, which | is Is constructed from Lord Duauraven\u2019s own designs.isalmost finished.Her length over all is 64 feet 3 inches, her beam IS feet, her length on the water line S feet and per dranght 0 9 feet.She ina semi-composite boat, with mahogany p - lg.She will relire Loos of of lead on her keel.Her bu guine in the belief that she will be the awittoat twenty- rater afloat.i The St.Lambert Bonting Club will bold war tind fortnightly hop of the seaso: this evening.could be BASEBALL.The National League.Following are the results of terday's | National League e games: yesterday\u2019 At Fittsburg\u2014 ee Qlashington.ar 2010 Batterics\u2014 Maul and ujre; Vasghn and Murphy.Um i of At HHH 18 18 : 3301190 nn Cugor and Summer: Mui or timore .Battoriee Kaus lane, Inks and Clarke.cial oe i \u2014 Clarkson, Ha Nina Stivetss and Ryan.Um Behind the Ent The Lacolle Bascball Club of Lacolle havi been re-organized for.the season like to hear from the Granites of Montreal, with avi view Sn BE with them, ad ball Club, of ate, ay TNS CRICKEY.The Game at Ottawa.{sFECIAL to TER ant Orrawa, June 8.oo Toronto here ne next Mon- is this year hier a severe ross.a is probably the beat batting eleven the club have ever put on the fleid and all are in r, Hon.Mra.Ives and give an \u201cAt Home\u201d FOOTBALL.The Metropolitan Team.The M an and Valleyfield Football Clubs, play their schedule matoh in the Senior to-merrow afternoon, on the Druid F.grounds, | of at 220.The mesta will be revresentid by the follow long sea line on both aides of which | WARWICK! Track Racers, 18 lbs Model 17, 25 Iba Model 18, 301 Model D 81 ue The only absolute Dust Proof Bearings.Model 14, Ladies, 28 Iba, Every Parr GUARAKTEED, Model 15 Weight 1 25 lba PRICES Now Lee rates During the present week, CW.A.T.Agents for the Warwick Wheels.Chinic Hardware Co, Quebec; Wim Brown, $85 to $125.advance in Bicycles is shown in the 1894 WARWICK.New model with all ball New adjustable handle-bar found on Warwicks o beari on level.New frame.also during the meet ot the T.Cartwright, \u2018representing the WARWICK CYCLE MFG.CO, Springtield, Mass, will be at the Turkish Bath Hotel with a tuil line ot sample wheels.Wheelmen are invited to call and examine at either the hotel or at the agents, R.& W.RERR, 2230 St.Catherine atroet.LOT \u2014R & W.Kerr, 2230 St.Catherine street, Montreal Toronto.Catalogues tres.ing players: Duncan, C.Whiti A.Whiting, Wilson, Miller, W: Vickers, G.Vickers, Neilson, Hoerner, Stenning.Cox er reserve.The Vallayfield Team.The following will represent ValleyNeld their match with the Metro- itana: Goal, W es andJ.R, Hill; half backs, Ferrie, Morris and Marriot; ht wing, Cam, 1 and Philbin; centre, inex; left wing, McMee- ken and R.Hill; lineman, Sam.Marriot.Kicks.The Me itans and Druids ved a practice on the latter's grounds last evening.The Druids won by a score of three goals to two, LACROSSE.| Intermediate Championship.The Montreals had their final Practice Every man ou the team is in the pink of condition, fully prepared to do or die.The bors-are not tal of the fact heaiily winning this match means a good healthy lead in the race for the champi Their friends are confident that wit Ral r field and no favor, the wearers of let and gray will add another fe to their credit Saturday next on Quel green sward.The Committee met after practice and sclected the following players: yd: point, Carlind; centre point; Gille- lan; first defense, James; d defense, Innis; third defence, Soott; centre, Craig; th Irving; Field; first home, Donnelly; outside home, Gamble; inside home, Traynor; spare, Hasley and Baird.captain.Andrews The team will journey to Quebec by the Rr 20 Nav.Co.Steamer Qu leaving Tt Cartier Whart at 7 p.m.this event is expected a large crowd of ad- ni will accompany them.Two Men Short.+ The Capital Lacrosse Club will probably be short of Geo.Carson Lacy.when they play Toronto on Dominion Lay oh are on the sick list owing to a hard against the Shamrocks witho {practice Smith and Murphy of the Stara will likely take their places Long Throws.The following Swill act as officials at Saturday's match between the Shamrocks and Montrealers : Referee, T.McAnulty; empires, W.J.MeKenna and E.S heppard.A meeting of the Young Beaver Lacrosse cid will be held this evening on Fletcher's Field after practi when arrangements will be_m y the ales at Mount + Royal \u201cCate on July 2nd, Dominion Day.All members are requested to attend.FIXTURES.Saturday.June 80.LACROSRE.The matches wilt be played on thegrounds of the firat-named clubs gd Shamrock vs, Montreal \u2014\u2018\u201cTrophy match.\u201d Sherbrooke vs.Crescent\u2014Eastern Intermediate Le Beaver va, Thite Stars-\u2014Junior League.Violet va.Ivy Leaf\u2014Junior Independent League._ Garnét vs.Nechanics\u2014Juvenile League.° \u2019 AQUATICS.St.Lawrence Yacht Club's races for \u201cH\u201d $3 and 21 class.rand Trunk Boating Club's four-oared trials, ~ FOOTBALL.Aone! Hospital vs.Valleyfleld Canadian tion.Thisties vs.Heather, Junior League.Exoolsiors va.Corinthians, Jupior League.Caledonia vs.Excelsiors, 2nd Lilacs va.Rovers, Juvenile League.TBR TURF.OPENIKG +.\u2014Midsammer meet of the Bel-Air Tony Club, at Bel-Air.Trotting races u Hamilton.Trial heats of the.a W.A.races at the M.A.A.A.grounds.- BASEBALL.Moutreal va.Farnham, Canadian Baseball League.QUOITS, FB St.Lawrence va.Dominion; Montreal vs.Riverside.CRICKET.Victoria va.Point St.Charles; Invicta va.Dominion Day.All games will be on the grounds of the as et Jared .LACROSSE.ponton iar! va, Shamrock.posa Intecniediate Lesque-Quebes va, Montreal.: \u2019 TRE TURE.The Bel-Air Jockey Club's midsummer | moral races at Hamilton.Trotting races at Windsor.Racing at Lansdowne Park, Ottawa.> orouva EW.A.races on the M.A.A.A.grounds, | aquaTIca, regatta.a ares Yacht Club's racca.CRICRES af \u2019 Ghtawa va.MeGlll ~ nam an : \u201cPith the verdict at the Œ left rda, J.H.E.DAVIS, 2699 St.Catherine Street, TELEPHONE 4438, ns THE FRESH AIR FUND Opening of the Home.The Home on the Richelieu River, at Chambly, is now open.Applications for admission m be made to the Committee at tho Bram office, 165 Bt James street, between the hours of three band four o'clock on the afternoons of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week during the sesson, beginning on Monday, the 18th inst.Every ap- tion must be accompanied by a ificate from the clergyman to whose cliurch the applicant belongs.Blank certificate forms may be obtained from the committee at the 87ar office.THAT QUEBEC SUICIDE.{sPECIAL TO THE STAR.ay MLALONE, N.Y., June 22 \u2014A STAR ndent, yesterday, ascertained that SM M.Howard, whose name was found on à letter taken from the person of the mau who committed suicide, near Quebec, a few days ago, can throw n no light on the dead man's ntity.Mr.Howard said: \u2018bb wrote about ten.days ago to Alex.Hard, Gcmeral freight an panse of Quebec and Lake St.obne Bailvay, asking him regardi routes for an excursion on ia Hine.\u201cI have not yet received any answer and old stand in the ancient capital.FATAL CG.P.R.SMASH.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Victorta, B.C., June In an accident dù the C.P.À.three miles from Ashcroft on Sunday night, Conductor A.Elliott was instantly killed, and nine men were injured some quite \u201cAll these were J taken to Kamloops a.and tal.The men wereon a w while backipg out of \u2018he way of a le train, their train ran into % slide cau the recent cloud bursts.gamer several flat cars piled oT , THE BLACKSIDGE TRAGEDY.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) TomoxTo, June\u2014-20.\u2014The police have traced the man Pbo eloped with his w d in accordance ge, ife\u2019s sister, uest, Detective back the ie 5 purchasl ng poison with a view of ad- mi nistering = to his wife, who committed suicide he eloped.REV.ABBE GUYON., [sæmcrar TO ax Eusracar, J aie.Abbé Go) \\bbé Gayon, who haa be been serious Iy ll for some days, has not remains about the same.Pape t rites of the Church have been imimistorod to him.Rev.Abbé celahrated the golden wedding of his priestly vows last autumn.- DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.[sPECTAL TO THAR QYAR.] Haurax, J June 3.\u2014Willlam Sturgise, a STAR.) Der at was injured Ee whic a mort He was shifting a belt, when another belt was accidentally wn off 8 Ta pulley, wl hic recoiled, , striking fifteen feet.ties tended him, t be died yester- supposed it ible this letter may be the | answer that this man may be Alex.Hardy.\u201d That is all Mr.Howard knows about it.Mr.Howard-has no friends or relatives in Can: Ad tch from Quebec states that Mr.Hardy still doing business at the same CENTRAL VERMONT R.R.On and atter Sunday next, July 1st, the New York Night Express will Jeave Montreal at 6.00 p.m, (inntead ot 7.30 p.m.) and arrive New York 6.45 am.Wagner Bufiet Vestibule sleeping car through to New York without change.Commencing Monday,J aly Sad, the Day Express will leave Montreal 8.00 am, arriving New York via Troy 9.30 pm., Boston 7.15 pm.Wagner Buffet Drawing- room cars through to Boston and New York without change.The Night Express tor Boston via Fitchburg will leave at 6.00 p.m, (instead ot 7.30 p.m.), arriving Boston 7.00 a.m.Wagner sleeper through to Boston.Passengers for Stanbridge, St, Armand, and Highgate Springs will leave on 6.00 p.m., as the local train mow leaving tor St.Albans at 4,40 p.m.will be discontinued atter June 30th, out ot Montreal, A.C.STONEGRAVE, Canadian Passenger Agent, S.W.CUMMINGS, F.W.BALDWIN, Gen.Pass Agt, Gen, Supt.St.Albans, Vt.1:3 Royal Insurance Co.LARGEST MIRE OFMICE I THE WORLA Unlimited Liability Abaolute Security.Every description of property insured at moderate rates of premium.READ OFFICE FOR CANADA: ; Roya! Insurance Building, Mentreal aver TATLEY, Manager.DOMINION DAY.| roomie Sais ree = Ross RORE ROBERTSON & BONS, } Special Ageots WEST HAS po FERCY R GAULT Department.PROVISION BEST STORE ASSORTMENT W.& F.P.CURBIE &C0.Of Picnic Supplies.100 Grey Nun Street, Pathan, Tota Titre, sll other aecossarice for ioe pa Maruracrenzas or EE QeS mmssEMER STEEL ville.Chodce_ Butter in Sib boxes, only 41.06 cach ° .SVE Rss | Sofa, Chair & Bed Springs.À large stock always oh hand ne Tenders for Fraser Fraser River Bridge ceived by D.rot cart toi Bah Nes Westminster, Bri Colt\u201d uml 4 a of the lst July next, Te Pr combined RAILWAY and TRAFFIC IRON BRIDGE Over Frazer River at New Westminser, BO_ A pet printed specifications form and blue ate ot plans will pa payment of ee with tenders tharcou the several tba work.but such plana m ast provide for a first-c! combined traffic bel with eel and iron ed rea and ra oni A.M.HERRING, New Westminster, B.C.June &th, 1806 16323 | MR.EVANTUREL'S CHANCES.{SPECIAL TO THE STAR.} , ToroxTo, June 2.\u2014A_.Evanturel, M.P.P.for Prescott, is here and gossips say his ect is to preas his claims to a Cabinet port.io He said in an interview with a STAR correspondent that the successor of Mr.Harty should be an easterner.Mr.Evan- turel has done a great amount of work during the cam in Essex and the lumber regions of Sound, having spent only three hours in his own consti- three months.The eral opinion bere that he will be taken into Miniswry.ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN.[sPRCIAL TO THE sTAR] \u2018 ; Ortawa, June 20,.\u2014 An atterapt was made to wreck the western Canad fic Railway train Montreal Wednesday, a few miles this side of Buckingham.A large stick of timber, which would take several men to lift, was planted ina culvert.the culvért not given way the train would certainly have been wrec! As it was, locomotive was raised several feet in the air, and it is miraculous how it and other cars were not derailed.CONSERVATIVES AT WOTTON.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) SHERBROOKE, Que., June 20.\u2014Hon.Louis Beaubien Jectur at Wotwn yesterday on the cultural fatore of the Province of Quebec.His visit was to bring about the mecting of several Eastern Township, ME P.P's who have been especially in: ied to speak and Inangurate the new Hon.Angers, Bion and Tria Seno those wh 0 were present.: COMPENSATION FOR SEALERS.[sPECIAL TO THE STAR.) VicToR1A, June 20.\u2014It is understood that a commission will arrive here Ottawa shortly, t6 enquire into the claims of the ers, lor the sei.1588 to 1690; This is the only part ot the 1 Paris award not yet in effect.HIS ARM TORN OUT.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Torosto, Ont, June 22.\u2014Richard Lanz- lois was capeht in a belt in Fletcher's ing mill yesterday, whirled to the celling and bis arm torn off at the shoulder the pulley.He may not suryive the Right Burned By Powder Explosion, CHICAGO, June 20.\u2014By the explosion of a cos a rear iatform of the spec rain me from the state convention the m arching club of the Cook Sight of the accident more will be able to use Sr.Jorx's UsrversiTy, Minn., June 20.\u2014 A Fa] ir struck St.john ners at ville Wedn totally the tadustrial school od ail outbulldi \u2018The roof of the main buildi is y damaged, and countless windows wère broken.The damage is about $30,030.Canal.Pants, June 2.The liquidators of the Canal have signed an agree- ment with the mon w company.The latter is said 10 have a o tal of 60,000,000 france with which to com the Canal.+ pes .[ep CHANGE OF TIME.No change in other train service | A verrou SALE! 62 BIILMING LOTS Pe FACK RIVER PARK, SAULT-AU-RECOLLET, On MOXDAY, tad JULT, 1 2 PL AU situated close to the Mectrio Raïtway Sta.thon: unsyrpassed as to bealthiness and aête 0\u20ac Will double tn value in the next two years em account of the Belt Line and its numerous branches being preseatly bultt Terma very reasonable and to sult every eas.For further information apply to MARCOTTE BR64, 3 Austicnsess.INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of The THOS.McDONALD ure Co, of Montreal, Insoive The will sell by pusie auction at 55 ARGYLE AVENUE ON SATURDAY, 20h JUXE INSTANT, The Household Furniture and Effects belongs ing to sald Insolvent estate.SALE AT TEN O'CLOCK.A.W.STEVENSON.JAS.STEWART 2 oo Baxmirox! Cuaumazea, June 20, 12 Shaw STEAMSHIPS, \u2018Allan Line Royal Mail Steamships.Liverpeel, Lendenderry, Quebre & Montreal \u201c service.From From From STEANER Montreal.Quebea, 14 June MONGOLIAN BNIJwne 1July A Jane \u201cBCENOS AN AYREAN OI \u2014 M June - 4 J 35ez ime RUMIDIAN Say \u2014 Steamers marked thus .20 nck st pt Quets, Rimome faucrotan: carries cabin passengers only sastbound.RATES .PASSAGE\u2014CABIN.88.PARISIAN, to $100 single, se to 0 retum 88.BARDINIAN, ore 15 single, 15 return By other steamers, and @ 10aad 118 return ea aro in accordance vith location of stateroom, and Glasgow, Derry and New York Service.From Glasgow.STRAMBATPS.From New York 8 June STATE OF CALIFORNIA ri 100 et 4 July STATE * NEBRASKA 20 Juiy BT.OF CALIFORNIA 3 A iam Philadelphia, AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.5% Bread way, LY.\u2014 C.J.McIntyre & Co., | Whotesale Dry Goods and Smaliwares, 321-23-25-27 ST.PAUL ST., Have just opemed out fall ranges of the following aa VICTORIA LAWNS, SWISS CHECKS, LENO MUSLINS, HOSIERY, IRISH POINT, VALENCIENNES AND AMERICAN LACES AND INe SERTIONS.TRADE ONLY, =i J OR, OURES STRONG EVIDENCE: postes ee months, and re.oa.À.Brut, Shetland, Ouh.LECAL CARDR McQGibbon & Davidson APVOCATEA, de NEW YORK LIFE tiie, R D MeGibbea.Q C ia Pears Davidosn.mel MRS.HARTLEY COMMITTED.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) cms , June 29.\u2014Henry Ling ~ , Ont.gazed coolly upon \"Mrs.Hartley y afternoon as he swore to missions she had made him when re lations were eroine In ng sa when Mra, Hartley sos Ra doccd hy her husband, ; previous his going to Hamilton, she told witnecs that she never expected to see him alive in.The prisoner was committed to the autumn assizes on the charge of murder.Writs Excseded Authority.Sr.Joun'a, Newfoundland, June 2A.\u2014In the mandamus ings Jeter, Mr.Morine, Colonis Secretary writs exceeded the hoHty ther the the court when lusued.- The tul bench ok & eard the argument, and sustained r.Morine.Tho mandamus, 0 the delivery of free of ain.had be amended, causing renewed dela; Brigantine a Total Loss.tins Eagle, 190 tons, Cont.Beyer.o antine e, ns, t y by John Taylor & Co., of Hai TE dos and Demerara \u2018for Halifax, with 1000 bade of sugar and 21 puncheons of molasses went ashore yesterday near the entrance to the harbor and is a total loss.Any one can take Carter's 5 Little ttle Liver Pills, they are so very small.No trouble te swallow.No pain or griping after taking, Special Notices.For Sale\u2014The greateat unlaundrisd Shire on earth for Hal Dollar.Summer Underwear in all sizes, fro per suit up to 00.A special line of A; Percale and Madras Cloth Outing Shirts at Gûc, 756 and $1.00, worth double the price.See them.Reserved seat ticketa for the Sham- rock-Montreal June 30, and for the Bicycle meet on Domin- jon Day.Montreal Cony 133 St.Peter street.148 A Leur, and a Ne For a sar Mr.J J.W.McNair, N.B., = ered from catarrh, to try Hawker's catarrh cure and ib cured him within » week.Hawker\u2019s cure costs but 25 cents box, and is best remedy in the world for catarrh er cold in the h When will talkersrefrain from evil et \u2018When listeners refrain from evil ig.\u201cWithout good Blo Blood, good health lity.possibility.nai ax F; 3 .\u2014 MONTREAL FRENCH MEN AND CARNOT.A Requiem Service at Notre Dame REQUESTED BY THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS To Partake of an Official Charac- ter-A Wreath From This City at the Funeral.\u201cFaneral of the President will take place on Sunday at Notre Dame.Have religious service obanted.\u201d Such was the cablegram received from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of France by Mr.Auguste Girard, the French Vice Consul, last evenibg.Immediately upon ta receipt Mr.Girard, in company with the * Vicomte de la Barthe, proceeded to the Palace and had an interview with Archbishop Fabre.Hi} Grace expressed himself in a highly appreciative manner at the action of the French Government.He at once consented to interrupt his pastoral visit to be present on the occasion.The service will be chanted at Notre Dame on Tuesday morning next.His Grace will preside at the absoute and the Tequiem mass will be chanted by Rev.Abbé Brissette, cure of St.Augustin, Paris, who is, a resent in Montreal attending the nation of his nephew.The French ans have decid that \u201cnothing will bé s to make the event an im- rresaive one fully in keeping with the occa- Sion.Notre Dam Dame wi will Te Recorated on an { extensive scale, Mr.Beullac supervising the work.AN ORATION OF CARNOT \u2018will be in order.The event will partake of an offici and the Governor General and Lieut.-Governor and members of the Dominion and local Govern- mets are expected to attend or be uted, as well as the senators, u members, mayors and military ju religious authorities.The.French societies will attend, as well aa the consular corps and representatives of national societies.A despatch has been sent to Paris, advising that a beautiful wreath, bearing the inscription: La Colonie re de Mon Canada,\u201d be borne in the funeral Procession on Sunday by a delegation of oli workingm mark of mpat pathy from ps city.of th Foreign Minister \u201ci ing the memariam service has produced an excellent impression among the membeys of the colony here, and is taken amo the cle: to mean a more friendly attitude the church by the French Government.The selection of Montreal by the ministers for the service has also given satisfaction as showing the important position this city | holds in: the eyes of the French Gorernmen' CARNOT'S FU! FUNERAL, Profusion of Floral Offerings Unexampled.Paris, June 29.\u2014The general public was admitted this morning to the ground of the Elysee, and soon the line of persons intent upon viewing th eo coffin, containing the remains te President Carnot, reached from the palace to the I Place de la Concorde.The casket rests in a Chapelle Ardente in the entrance of the Court of of Honor.is in the form of a The Treats of immortelles and national are grouped around the bier, and over al are many ms.At intervals are long, black pendant banners, bordered with ail- ver and ornamented pui silver wrea with the letters R.F.(Republique Fran- caise).On the main drapery the letter C.(Carnot) is worked in silver at frequent in- Most of the windows along the route to be followed the fun procession Sun- In some instances 2,000 francs have to paid for the use of a le house aloug the line of march.number of floral wreaths sent to the is simply incredulous, and,some of are of great value.One wreath alone sent by a society of French women cost franca.The florists of Paris, accord to the estimate, have already received orders for 1,500,000 francs wofth of floral emblems, to be used in different ways during the funeral.Owing to workmen em per drainage s e flerce conflicts between vod in connection with the tem, thé majority being rs, the fect of M Le rders to suspend all further work > mn it.Two thousand men are thus rown out of work.There is considerable excitement throughout the factories where Italians are em oyed.Decra ch Ambassador to Great Britain, in Sbedienes.to instructions, bas gore to Windsor to thank the Queen fur Majesty's ex stona of sympathy and condolence, M.Hanotaux, Foreign Minister, has instructed French diplomatic Tre- \u201cprosentatives throughout the world to offer the thanks of France to the various ernments for similar expressions.MGR.TACHE'S SUCCESSOR.[éPECTAL TO THE STAR] WINNIPEG, Man., June 29.\u2014 There is a great deal of general interest here as to whom will sucoeed the late Mgr.Taché.It is intimated that an effort will be made to have the Bishop's seat transferred from St.\"Boniface to Winnipeg.This is on the ground that the altered condition of the church's aflairs in this province demands such a cha: and that the welfare of the church would enhanced thereby.Should this Fo.be shelved, there is a suggestion to the nt that the diocese of St.Boniface be divided, giving a French Bishop for the district east of Red River and an English Bishop for the territory embraced in the diocese west of the Red River with the seat in Winni As all the country now centres In St.Boniface, it will likely take a more are powerfal influence to move the archi- iscopal soat from that historical spot than the progressionist ¥ can cothmand at the bin time.Father Allard, formerly seneral, administrator of the estate of the late Archbishop Taché, has practical charge of affairs at the St.Bonitiace now.The executors are Fathers Heber hot, Cherrier and Allard.Contrary to state: ments which have been made, the late Archbishop left no desire or will of anykind | im relation to his successor.All he left in that line was a paper on which was in- sortbed three croases in ink.This is taken to mean that he did not want to take upon f the resp lity of appoi ocesaor or un any views \u201cFhe inion is that Father Langevin is mon?likely successor of the late Arch.DROWNED AT KINGSTON.- [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| | Krxasmon, June 20.\u2014Richard Park, an Irish boy lately out from the old counter: was as drowned at Marlbank yesterday while fishing.William Woods, a resident of this sit has been missing for the past few days.te hat was found floating in the harbor, pe] [13°] thought ! he was drowned.Later Developments in the Boycott CHICAGO, \u201cJune 20.\u2014Although it was feared last night that the mails would be Ee at the post office on account of the trains leaving Chicago, the mail .by all the Prods, jae?oh Sao instance, the Chicago and Erie No.123, which is scheduled to 1 vo at 865 p.m.but ot leave last night, and the mail which it has contracted to , WAS returned to the Government buil ing.All the awitchmen, firemen aud engineers and trainmen on the Western Indiana have struck.This corporation owns the tracks over which the Atchison,Grand Trunk, Wabash, Chi & Western Illinois, and Louisville, New Alhany and Chicago lines leave the city on.The employés of the Union Stock Yards and nait Company decide to in- furin the Company that unless it refused to handle the freight cars of lines hauling Pullman cars, they would strike.The number of men is not over J eir nin completely vie ui Stoc 3 and paralyze the packing industry.W, G.Lynch, oi izer of the American Railway v nion, said: *Isent an order, last night, to Bloomington, Ills, and re outie upthe Chicago and Alton road and > now effectually tied up.ey tuay run a few passenger trains, but | their freight business is at a standstill.\u201d THE GOODFELLOW JURY.It is Selected and the Trial Going on In Both Cours.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.| ; ARTHABASKAY VILLE, June 28.\u2014 posted., the Crown did not accept Good- ellow's plea of ail on on the second count to commit bodily harm and insisted on proceeding on the first one, wounding with intent to kill.The formation of the jury was then taken up.It took two hours and a balf to select it.After many challenges from the defence and a num of \u201cstand asides\u201d from the Crown, the following gentlemen were sworn to Goodfellow: William Mcintyre, Xavier Desrochers, rge Talbot, Malcolm Kerr, Rezenne Savigny, John McLean, Smith Leeth, Alfred Baril.John Brown, Patrick Pidgeon, Israel Lambert and Henry Percy.One of the jurors called by the clerk was evidently not of the prisoner's taste.It was Joseph Paton, a neighbor ot the Johnstons.Paton's name was h: pronounced, when Goodfellow shou \u201cI ohject to him.\u201d This objection was dul maintained, for Paton con! that he thought the prisoner guilty even at this moment.Johnston, the you man whose life Goodfellow attempted, is not present at the proceedings.As ex- Jouxsrox, GOODFELLOW'S VICTIX.Mr.Lemieux argued that Johnston should be present or, at leas his testimony.The point was reserved.vis Bari er of the prison, produced he axe whichinflicted the wounds along with the felt hat cut through by the weapon.Then the father of the victim,and also theaccused\u2019s brother in-law stepped into the witness box.\u2019 He told that since the assault the lad had done nowork.Dr.Tomkins, a McGill graduate, gave medical testimony and describ ed the wounda.One of them was one inch above the right eyobrow and extending for 64 inches over he centre of the skull, the exposed.The other one began 1} Tach\u2019 above the left eyebrow, and ran into the firs inches.The wound in the bone could be distinctly followed with the finger for a distance of ten inches back, and then wounds were so open that one \u201ccould touch the brain.More testimony was given by this witness relating to-the condition the t from time to time.Rev.James ixon gave evidence as to :Goodfellows character, , which, on the whole, was favor e.INCREASED TO $1,000,000, The Capital Stock of the Belt Line Takes a Jump.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) OTTAWA, June 22.\u2014The bill the Montreal Park and Island eas Company was again, befors the Railway committed this morni .As soon as it was taken u Cartier), mov at a previous meet mittee refusing to increase the Company's stock from 000 Yo $1 \u201c000,000 should = reconsid d 80 on the ground that an increased capital ou was n extend the Railway beyond the island Montreal + Ferguson, on behalf of Mr.W.S.Williassis, a stockholder \u2018who ls opposing the bill because he claims it ls d ed to interfere with his rights by reduc the lo n of stock he holds, said since ny came to the Dominion for powers they should be made to all the provisions of the way Act\u2014the clauses respecting an increase of capital stock as well as any others\u2014and that no special legislation to increase the stock should be made to de- ve Mr.Williams of his rights.Mr, M.S.nnergan impressed on the Committee theimportance tothe company of its goingon |- the financial market as a million doilar concern.Mr.Ouimet said the extension of the line was of great moment to the public of hia constituency, and that public! Bterest was of paramount importance.On these grounds favored the increase of stock.Mr.Wil- iams and Mr.J.R.Thibaudeau, who is \u2018promoter of the bill, engaged in a wrangle over their rival contentions and each practically said the other was not telling the truth.Mr.Dickie pointed out that the question in dispute between Mr.Williams and the rest of the company, was one for the courts to decide, and, therefore, the Committee should not.take.any action that might interfere with private rights.The motion to increase the capital stock to nu 000,000 was then carried by a vote of 32 to The il ns à whole vas also passed.| VISITED STE.ANNE'S SHRINE.A Large Pilgrimage From the Maritime Province.{sPECIAL TO THE STAR.) Moxcror, Ne B., June 2 \u2014A large pil- Foon e of Ste.Anne de- aupré, i in Ha Rev.Fathers Carmi Prince Edward Island yesterday ly delighted with their trip.pilgrim consisted of two special trains, equip with first-class Pen and din: ing cars, and Was com from pointe, between Sackville, on the de of ova Scot mpbeliton, which is almost on t 0 borer of the province of Quebec, also a contingent from Prince Edward Island.The whole number of the pilgrims must have exceeded a thousand people.The trains left Moncton at 17,08 on Monday Sont de Juno 2, and reached Quebec a coday moming June #6, RE | 2h ani \u2018rentbed Macon, the \u2018 + ) ¥ A n° ; ae \u201c > THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR FRIDAY JUNE 29 189%, retur and 1 data for the tmnquet to be ives the spring, 4 Coen à a fon.Waa\u201d in Ste.Nome they were WHAT'S IN À NAME?dates by the Montreal Board of Trade, ue \u20ac Poe 30: outre welt minutes ol exceptionally fine weather, .: as it lu wot certain when the Conference August, 3s 82, Four > .and the beautiful scenery for which the the vt wil nie In the meantime subscribers\u2019 8e Louis, fancy winter, De 9.rd easy, northern tercolon lists are being numercusly signed.emand poor; 35e.sn ora portion of © a eue iter SAUVALLE AND TARDIVEL TER MOTORMEN Fork pritne mous, West me medium: a t ms took in their tx up ex- OGGE ., 3 themaclves highly pleas pleased with the AT L pd EADS.Tia pond: o cut, a Bacon fm demand quick dispatch and A Knight of Labor Claims They are 7 out, 3a: short ribe, 33s Sowards them by the employée of the LGB Overworked.long cloar.55 Ibs Sie Ga: long and short, 55 134, Little Pleasantries Between Journal- Master work J.A.Rodier of District demand; finest whitoand culoted, now, CRISP! IN PERIL Mr.Seuvalls Awarded No.19.of the Ktilghts of Labor says that #4 éd.\u2014_\u2014 sata next Wednesday a meeting will be à at Afternoon Report.A Man With a Long Knife Wants to Two Hundred Qoliare St.James Market La discuss the causes o LoNDON, Juve 29, 4.20 p.in.Liv wheat Him.\u201d - accidents cau he Railway.tu .\u201cSquare Ascounts Wita Damages: s © claim is that these accidents are not ste Far Jupe snd du 3 Aa: Roxk, June M\u2014A man in the garb of a \u2014 jy due to the speed of the cars, but also to Dec.is : dou x firm: une, 3s Tad: J A Mr.Justice Jette rendered his decision number of hours which the motormen Nor.Angas Dod: or By Wi Ldn: PREMIER CRISPI.Last evening he was found loitering outside of Crispi's residence.When questioned as to his motive for foi- lowing the Premier, he declared it was his purpose to \u201c\u2018squan accounts with him.\u201d A large knife wad found upon the man's person.ST.PETER AND ST.PAUL.An Inïpresaive Religious Ceremony This Morning.The feast of St.Peter and St.Paul was observed with imposing ceremonies at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Mourit Royal avenue, this worning, Archbishop Favre, arraved in his pallium, oii.ciated.assisted by Rev.Father Larocque, of St.Louis de France, and Rev.- Father Lesage, of Mile End.The Archbishop was accompanied by his entire chapter, and mong, those within the sanctuary were .Father Auclair, parish priest of St.Jean Baptiste; Rev.Father Nantel of St.Therese College; Rev.Father Rottot, S, J., Parish priest of the Church of -lmmaculate nception; Rev.Father Trepannier, chaplain of the Peaf and Dumb In- siitutes Rev.Father Bisset, of St Augustin Church, Paris, France, who came ul Canada s pecially to assist at the cere- ony of raisin his nephew to the priest- .Five gentlemen were ordained to toe priesthood as follows: Rev.Nazaire Dubois, Rev.Anthime Renaud, Rev.Clement Brisset, all of the Diocese of Montreal; Rev.Peter Connolly, of the Diocese of Dubuque, la: Rev.Urgele Viau, of the Order of St.Croix.e music was ve crand and im ing: the organ being pi sided over by \"Avignon, Rev.Father Jean acting as leader of the choir.\u201cLa Messe Iloyale lHarmonisée\u201d was rendered at the offertary, while Mr.Morache, of Mile End, sang Gounod's \u201cO Salutaris Hostia.\u201d Immediately after the service the newly- ordained priests were entertained at a banquet, at which Archbishop Fabre presided, many prominent gentlemen being also in attendance.Rev.Father Brisset will cole brate his first mass at the Church of th Immaculate Conception to-morrow morning.BEL-AIR JOCKEY CLUB RACES.To-morrow's Handloap.The meeting of the Bel-Air Jockey \u201cClub, which opens to-morrow, promises to be a We successful affair, judaine by the aplendi list of entries pub ished in yesterday's STAR.The track has dried up well after the recent heavy rains and the horses were given slow work yesterday.With a continuance of the fine weather the course will be in superb condition when the gates are thrown open to-morrow.The Grand Trunk trains leave Bonaventure Station at 1.30and 2 p.m., and run direct to the stand, returning immediately after the races.The two steeplechase events promise to be the best ever run at Bel-Air.Four of the bornes are evenly matched, and a YT follow ring gentlemen ose consented to act asofficials at the meeting: Doran.Assistant Starter\u2014Dr.W.Wardle, jr.thers and Sam\u2019l Coulson.Clerk of the Scales\u2014J, S.The following are the handicaps in the Provincial handicaps and country club steeplechase: PROVINCIAL MANDICAP, ONE MILE.Octoo, b Le Donobella, bia.1% oo, ec, 3.ene {lthen, an; Laser 1e irodon, D st 198 ocan.4.toski, .Co où 3 \"va.133 Bob Bee, bg us, bm, a.118 ; COUNTRY CLUB HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, TWO Gonno, ch ga.Repartee, bg, Henry FLO Ct cu FALSE ALAF ALARMS, A Number of Keys Stolen\u2014Complainis From Offielals.1 Daly twenty dollars fine for sending ina false alarm, nays, Chief Benoit, is not enough; they should get one year or more; asthey not only have their fun but they also endanger the lives of ourfiremen.We have now one of our men laid up, à fire reel gettiug repaired, and have nearly lost a most valuable horse.\u201d This reply was in answer to a question by a STAR reporter, who asked the Chief what he knew about the many false alarms that have been sent in lately.He further said, that sometime ago, a number of keys were stolen from the boxes in the west end, and that that was the reason of the false alarms now being ng in.see med so funny that alarms could be sounded without the glass protection being broken, or the key being à used, that it va necessary to find out if the wires were bring tapped.so so he investigated and found keys had been stolen.Sub Chast Beckingham said that inside of twelve months he had taken four du, = cate keys from box 131 at the corner of Monique and Palace streets.Each key presented a false alarm.Thenight before last box box 18.cornerof Lagauchetiere and Beaver Hall, and bo box 17, corner of Bleury and Dorchester.had one of these koys, as had box 138 eh was rung in during the week.The ke B box 17 was from a box on Mill street.ief Benoit says that he cannot very Sy prevent this state of affairs with the old boxes, but can do so with the alarm boxes.One more alarm of this kind | at last night took the brigade to box 5 1 pk corner of McGi ege avenue and St.| Catherine street.Hanged Himself While Insane.Last night Coroner McMahon held an in- uest on the body of Herbert Messier at arennes.Messior was 8 well to do farmer at that place and was always known asa man who never had a debt, payin pt- ly for everythin, rchased té farm was pat down ne ETS dit is said be bad always a certain amount on deposit.His wife cannot account for hin action in taking his awn life, but, she myn la: bas been hard luc as he not doing as well as last year, and the loss of a very valuable colt Also helped to make tard day t or Cree, She did not see him time after breakfast, oran es thing ne pronr and havinæ to for something shortly after Bac lot lots she discover 2 him u suspended from nquest was ail caitr in à momentary tary State of jucanity.ing over his was ~~ bak any any A Juries Tecelved by this morning in the case of Sauvalle and Tardivel.The ies are well-known journalists.Mr} Paul Marc Sauvalle, the plaintit, has been connected with the Canada Rerue lor somq years.Mr.J.P.Tra- divel, the defendant, is editar of La Verite, a weekly paper published in Quebec, with strong clerical sympathiex.When the Canada Revue Company entered its action against Archdishop Fa Fabre, a bitter journal istic controversy broke out between the friends of the Canada Revue on one side and the clerical party on the other.Mr.Sauvalle was at is time editor of the Canada Revue and wrote several articles in reply to articles by Mr.Tardivel in Verite, personalities being freely indulged in on both sidex In one article the Canada Revue hadaccused Mr.TE divel of being desirous of re-establishing the inquisition in Canada and had spoken of him as \u201cTorquemada Tardivel.,\u201d Just at this time Mr.Sauvalle, who is a Catholic himself, but is married to a lady who is a member of the Eglise Reformée of France, had one of his children baptized in a Methodist church.A weekly Pe per here drew attention to the fact, and La Verite, taking the matter up, spoke of Mr.Sauvalle as the \u201cMethodist Sauvalle.\u201d\u201d Mr.Sauvalle then took the present action which is for $200 damages.His agtion was maintained this morning, Mr.stice Jette giving judgment in his favor for the full amount.\u201d His Houor dtd ot find suflicient inthe Canada Revues articles on \u201cTorquemada Tardivel\u201d and \u201cL\u2019 Inquisition Moderne\u201d (the latter piece not written by Mr.Sauvalle, who was not responsible for its appearance) to Jue the application of the term \u201c\u2018Meth to Mr.Sauvalle.In this province, the Yori applied to one who ongs to religion of the majority and desired to be considered a Catholic was undoubtedly injurious.When considering the injurious nature of a certain term, the circumstance under which it was applied would have to be considered.The Germans were very respectable people; yet, if a Frenchunan had been called a German, at the end of the Franco Prussian war, he would bave good grounds for feelin, aggrieved.CanponArchambault, examined in the present_case, had said that the fact of A father allowing his son to be baptized in the Protestant church, did not put that father out of the pale of the Church.A man might not conform to all the regulations of t e Catholic Church and yet he might remain a Catholic.Judgment would go for Mr.Sauvalle as above.A WILL CASE.a Daughters Interest in Her Mother's \u201cProperty.In the action of True versus Kirkup, J udge Jetté rendered gment this morning.In 186], the late ee Rirkup made a trip to England, \u2018there married his \u2018niece.Returning to Montreal, he lived some years with his wife, and then died, leaving his oper to her for her benefit during her the whole estate to go to his two sons 2s after her death.Mrs, Kirkup married again, her second husband being Captain Trew, by whom she ad a a daugbter plaintifr in in the present 884, leaving a will be.be- queatiine au fer property io to her two aons, with hter.Mesars.Kirkup id Miss Trew interest on Her legacy until her majority; but then they refused to give up the capital, having found | out that their mother had had leave the money 5 Jecing that ur the property held, however, that Messrs.Rirkan, Ing accepted their mother's win to tical intents and pu purposes.coul d not now be permitted not to abide by it.Under the ï prac- against them.CITY ITEMS.a5iz hundred pllgrime return from Ste.de Beaupre via Canadian Pacific this ea! The choir of Knox Church will supply the citizens\u2019 portion of \"the programme at the weekly sailors\u2019 concert this evening.The choir of the Gesu are to take part in adame bé's ccncert at Longueuil on Monday evening.Their last rehearsal is this evening.| The Catholic sailors\u2019 concert was attended by about 360 persons last evening.The me was an gnjoyable one.Mr.Sizieton\u2019 was in the cha Tate, Judge n the case of Liboiroh v.Jette tained the action to the extent of-$90.40, for Liboiron\u2019s claim for services as Captain of a belonging to Tate.Joseph Diotte, a carter, residing on Panet street, wi have to inne.Phi about $100 for repairs to h is horse ran away on Notre Berne street last night and dashed into a telegraph pole.In the case of Kingan versus Moodie this morning, Mr.Justice Jotté dismissed the action which was for $250, price of a portable mill supplied Moodie, at Terrebonne.The mill not satisfied the guarantee given by Kingan's agent; hence Moodie's jection to pay.The College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of Quebec are holding pre- Jiminary i ty at the Cabinet de Lecture Hall, Notre Dame street.There are some fifty-two candidates up for \u2018examination, but the results will not be announced until next week.In the case of Latour and Dwyer, Dwyer has been condemned by Judge Jette to pay $16 damages for assault committed under such circumstances that the court considered that the figure awarded should be strictly limited to the actual amount of damage proved.A thirteen year old boy named Phileas Dionne entered two vacant houses, Nos.477 and 479 St.Urbain streets, and\u2019 did several hundred dollars, worth of damage by cutting off the lead pipe and fittings.He pleaded gullty in in the s police court this morning and was rénanded for sentence.Edmond Therrien, of 242 Duiferin stree! has notified.the city that he he will against it to recover ages for in- alling into\" th the dump tween Delorimier avenue and Papineau Road, breaking hin nose and injuring his eye sd that he could no longer see with it, pecial meotin of the shareholders of a Shipping Company was held aan receive a sopplementary report gig the.committee appointed at the annual meeting to consider the advisability of reducing the present capital stock and the issuin reference shares, © report Le opte À Application will be made for the i necessary legislation, In tbe case of Girard versus Shevelin, Shevelin has been condemned to price of goods (brandy, etc.eiversd 45 He pe be had not ordered the goods ; t ane pe held that his failure to motifs = Girard of his intention not to accept them till three weeks a! and other ciroumstances in the case, indicate taoit acceptance of the merchandise.In the case of Hochelagee Bank vs.F.D.Shallow, Judge Doberty has fixed the facts be submitted to the jury as follows: \u201cDid plaineur an article entitled \u2018The Central ke,\" published in Le Monteur du Com- the dan Meroe on Novem! 1887, state that Dank opted notes from the Central knowing them to be ve © Te as this statement truef\u201d etc.= Home From the Conference.\u201c Mr.W.W.Ogilvie, prosident and.tr Hadrill secre of the Board of Trade sid hor 0 or, 1 pening SF Ota Both Ottawa.enth over their vieit.were usable to ar circumstances judgment would have to go Canada obliged to spend at work.Mr.Hodier says: \u201cThe motormen in Moutreal are working seventy hours per week, or ten hours per day for seven days, thus getting hardly any rest, and they are thus andica capped terribly in their work.Paris and London, and many of the I on in Europe, they work forty-eight hours per week, or eight hours per day for six days, having one day out of the week for rest, s necessary that this thing should be looked into, as no man can work ail the time on tbe front of a car, in.a crowded city, and with little rest, and still be as careful as he should be, This will not be our only meeting as we intend holding them all over the city.\u201d FINANCE AND COMMERCE.Local Stocks Stoady.~~ The week closes with very little change to note in tho local situation.Tho Stock Market this forenoon was more active, and values were steady.Business was chiefly confined tothe miscellaneous list, Street Rallway having the attention.\u2018The stock char hands x 1474 to 148 for old stock.and 143 to 141; furuew.tins were weaker, sclliug down from 168 to 167, Telephone were down to placed at 3 minion tton declined on trading from 107to 101 and Colored Cotton Bonds sold at 93.A small lot of Duluth Common changed bands at à Banke were not active, but tirm in price.Montreal nuctuated between 230 and 219).Merchants wold at 164 and Hochelaga at 13ù th list was unchan; Advices from London this morning state the oarket is lower in consequence of railway strikes 3 © amount of bullion gone into the Bank of Euz- to-day ou balance is f usand po Wall Sr ad vi oes this morning state that Eh after the opening of the market, stocks declined prier te per ceot., the market being adversely atfec! by the \u2018strike on the western liucs, and the cugagement of $1.250,000 gold for shipment tu Kurvpe to-morrow.Subsequently alfirmier tonc set in, and il under the leadership of new stock lower and whiske, wugar th y loss was generall recovered.Whiskey advanced §.to Mg.on the adoption of the whiskey schedule by tho Senate Jesterdar, which provides for a tax of $l.iu per zallon, the schedule go into effect immediately ou the passage he Soil.Sugar ruse from %4 to 1014 on à volet that the sugar schedule wilt also go thro according to the ruling of the Scnate Finance Committee.The anthracite covalers a 5ere quil the announcement that the coal sales agents had vane prices having fallen flat.The Lacka- pa director: will declare the usual al quanesiy div Adena of 1} pet cent.at noon today.The ot was quiet and firm towards noon, BALES.1 Montreal 220, 5 do 219}, 2 do od à Merchants io: 17 Hochelaga 126; 25 uth 0 Dom.Cot- 0 se: as 163, 86 do 16/; 250 Street Railway 147à, 1 do 148; 130 Street Kaiiway n.&.143, 10 do 1424.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the Bran by Gordon, Strathy & Co, Stock Brokers, 9 6t.Sacrament street.- Mosars.Meredith & O'Brien report the London market at 2 p.nu.to-day as follo London Sew York Prices Equivalent = Paci, af e 1 13 &T 1 Louisville & N., \u201c e Shore, xd.Northern Pac.Pr., 1 tral, Ont.& Western, 1 14: ng.3 St, Paul.Union Pacific, X 3 Wabash Pr., 1 .Dull, But Prices Firm.|SPRCIAL TO THE STAR.] tole saya Tho warts Arhet today was very © mi was dull, a nd prices, h little changed, were firm.Saar and Distilling Certificates ran u about à cach, while Northern Pacific pref referred and Louisville sold off nally on a slightly and undes the Toadersnip Whi ow aigu ue whiskey recovered.Meredith & O'Brien's Wall Street Gossip.Yesterday's market was nerv London prices come lower this morn ora Benator Paliom ess re is no ty of pocting bill, 2 SHORE SE Se run re President Cleveland I is reported as ng that when the an bill it will provide for froe atl be tte dae CI Ww One mil} tition and à quarter of gold has been on- for for export to-morrow.seamcr Trave which arrived last night brought $100,000 The price of gol Bank of France.Paris, June June 29 The weokly statement of the Bank of France, issucd yesterday, shows the following cha compared with the provious account : Notes in \u2018circulation, increase dur ing the weck 10022000 francs, ry acoounts current, increase 6,900, francs.à Gold in band - increased $2,200,000.Bills discounted inc ,00.Silvez-in hand în- hres per cent, rontes, 100 francs, 55c for the account.AMERICAN MARKETS.Receipts and Shipmente CHICAGO, Jane 29.\u2014 Reosipts: 18.000 bush.RN, 189,000 Oar lo 10,081 bbls, bu T, 238,- 40,681 Oars, 4315 bb! June _ CHICAGO SPECIALS.Meredith & O'Brien received the following over thair direct wire to-day: oe AGO, June a ere oponed doy, ander under opens Trade 8 Oath.n pagar and Se eus ening under m by Pardridge and no rominerd Ÿ 24 ont tak July 2nd, also = June 29.June 38.Ask.Bil Ask Bid SM 8 Sf © MO Sy mi im 5 ¢ 5 £8 8 8 - à 51 5 = LM 18° 16 1er DC té 19 ME \u201c1% \u2014 ure \u2014 M 1854 18 \u201cus \u2014 13° 1» Lm ny my Ny \u2014 + = no sw 1s x 5 um 5\" ET.1œ 261 162 200 \u2014 18 \u2014 1 % \u2014 #5 \u2014 10 1556 Me 1% BOE oe ow Bs \u2014 B® \u2014 0W ss 0 0 5 ow 3 = Tn \u2014 15 \u2014 C1 mo 10 me uw \u2014 10 \u2014 5 ui; Im Le \u2014 # 08 .0 me WE Wi Ti» \u2014 1s RES UU LW 230 Me 2% -\u2014- = = ZE in Buenos Ayres today is 97.a Jan An wheat, q or Toro a i ter, Antwerp ipot Ontario Cheese Markets.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] .KrxosroN, Juno 99.- Tho Frontenac Cheese Hoard ard met yoatorday and 1023 colored eese were offered for sale.The highest offered was Sie, at es price 305 cheeses were so i 50 buxes were also sold at ie.London's Closing.Loxpox Juno 2, 4p.monoy and the account, lors Canadian fic, 134; : Nlinols Central, 2 : Mexican ordi og ul common.604; Ne York Pennsylvania, Reading, 7d: Moras Contra: new d'a, 573.St Gabriel Cow Market.The receipts consisted of 42 cows and this mm \u2018There was not a very b demand sod hows, ot the following sales red u 1 Toot 335.1 com î ES or $i Tro $ $78, 1 a or or for $23 and 1 for $0.o calf sold at $2.50.Bonsecours Rotatl Market.There was a lurge attendance at the market toy.There was a good supply of produce, etc., d.Green stutfs are coming in freely and retail lower as the season ces are notable 8 as follows: Gran, .Pronuce, Etc.\u2014Oats, per bag, 85to 95e; buckwheat, per bushel, 30 to 55c; corn, per bushel.70 to 500; peas, per bushel, 85 toc; boans- Ea EATS 0; d choice t butt er, per | dairy.r lb, eh Hou \u2018buter, oy rr ert, per r dusen: 15e, d Pa y.il totic: maple suvar, per lb, 8 to les maple syrup, per tin, 70 to Mh; honey, per 1b, 10to VEUETAULES .- Cabbages, | er crate, calf , 8c; carrols.per bus, 50c; ta, 25e; onions, por bus, 60 to 75e; Sago, per bunch, So Lettuce, per dozen, 5¢.Radishes, per dozen Ea EE Rhubarb, per dozen bunches, PouLTrry.\u2014Turkeys, per 1b., 9 to 130; per r.3 to Buc; fowls rib, Per se Gomes tic ucka, per pair whi gece, to Se.MEATS Choice TY to aise de cut,\u2019 perte.8 8 to 10c; mutton, 9 hindduasicrs du, 10 to 2e; uarters, do, orequarters, do, Be; lam hindg do, IST or do.forequarters, do, to 10c; pork 1b., bullhoads eh to 100 Ge: baddock, pe be 6 to sor eon 616 7c; halibut.per Ib, Betis.ike.oul B10 10c; white tn 106: fnnan had: din pr Tate ek 10c.w : G.T.R.C.P.R.Canal Peas, bush, 500 1080 Oats, bush, 5800 1176 1178 Flour, 1084 [ eos Ashes, bbls, 3 3 \u2014_\u2014 Butter, 103 1499 7 Fam caren 0 hm ™s : 6 Leather, rolls, 50 \u2014 Petroleum, bbls, - ,W \u2014_\u2014 Tobacco, p! .1 4 \u2014_\u2014 Whiskey, 108 \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 Hay.bales, \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 384 © Speesial Notices.Having bought an English manufacturer\u2019s samples of Neckwear, abou?60 dozen of the very latest sha Re and designs, we will clear them out whi ile they last at lesa than 50c on the dollar.Secure Shamrock-Mon lacrosse m Saturday, June 30,and for the big Bicycle meet on Dominion Day.Montreal Steam Laundry Co., 133 St.Peter street.148 3eod special notices scatter your seats for \"th Go to the Exhibition Grounds Dominion Day and see the gports.Grand stand free.Mr.N.J.C.Hodges, Editor \u201cScience,\u201d \u2018New York, has one of the re.wned Decker Brothers Pianos, New York, Mr.C.W.Lindsay, 2208 to 2W3 St.Catherine st, bas in atock several of these celebrated insteamente which may be had at special prices during the next few weeks, Lacrosse match at Exhibition Grounds, rogramme of sports.m hfldren under 12 Grand ui d stand free.Dancing all Later TENDERS For City ot 1 Quovec Debentures, Tenders will be ed at the office of the undersigned Ru FOUR oon FA oo MONDAY, the nor a ne: CEE À tures ote of abel Debentures 442 intérest, pds A pu he fr Sars of Jan i \u2018anwary sod July, dare ° C.J.L.LAFRANCE, ; pape oo PER an June, 1006 ume 4, 1004.To Cure a Friend from the | Cusre of the Liquor Habit.° To better than saving his \"life._ To Restore the Shattered Wreck into the PERFECT MAN TO BRING BACK A y, AMBITION, Thés =» the Laber of the The Keeley Institute, No.69 Osborne Street, the MONTREAL.SEE ER No.69 OSBORNE STREET, Montreal - Ry SALE OF \u2014_BAMAGES aa AT AUCTION.bers have received instructions to ts te THONSON LINE BHED, VICTORIA (LUNG WHARPF), OR SATERDAY, the 30th JUKE, (For account of whom it may CORCers,) A Large Let et _ \u2014DAMAGED MAY-\u2014 In Bales, Ex-88.AMARYINTHIA.Sale at Kleven O'Clock A.M, BENNING & BARSALOE, Auctionters.i Teas, coffees, sugars pu offered cheaper than any house in Canada.~ Great Pacific Tea Co., 8513 St.James st.: pane, og EET Colonial House, Phillips Square.- Cabinet-Making.* Any article of Furniture made to order.Designs submitted Repairing carefully and promptly executed.Polishing.* % * 3% Pianos and Furniture of all kinds re-polished by skijled Upholstering.* Pe | We execute all orders for re-upholstering and re-covering lowest prices consistent with good work.1 Mattresses, Cushions and Pillows.We give special attention to the making of these articles, and use only the best grades of Hair.Moss, Fibre, Feathers and ~Down.Orders for re-making executed (if necessary) the same day as received.Summer Arrangements.Every year about this time we book a large number of orders for work in the above lines, executing the same during the absence of our customers from their city residences, and deliver in good order on their return at the end of the season.Goods sent for and delivered whenever required.\u201ci .: > * Henry Morgan & Co., MONTREAL.\u201cAbsolute Confidence | In Our Advertisements.\u201d .7 Remarkable results follow our printed announcements.Never has this been truer than now.very line, mo matter how small tre type, does ita share towards adding to our great es, and to the fact that OUR advertisements a always free from anything which in the slightest w way mie exaggerations an Senden must largely attribute this extraordinary showing.Now for Dominion Day.tn: want to thoro enjoy that day, you must clothe yourself in Ho méme rene meer Fra there is not a better place for them to gyn out than at ALLAN 'S, on Craig street.Why?\u201d For various reasons, Allan sud all the Youur Men in the shop oy a holiday themee eir taste san ngs are in Sl yours, hrs y.uh oh oy make You foel at home when trading here, thoy i their ideas, a ou\u2019re not afraid to express your own ideasand we like to car them, asby your thoughts and suggestions we learn just what is wanted for the Young Men's trade and we fla tter oursels we've got it and it will not be our fault if we don\u2019t dlways keep it; it's business, t its pleasure also, pre with our own weare in this business we like it don\u2019t you know.eu, early and get supplied before the rush comes - COME TO-NIGHT IF YOU CAN AND GET \u201cA Straw Hat or a Soft Folt Hat, | A Light Negiigeo Shirt.- A Light Coat and Vest, or Flannel Suit, : Light Underwear, Silk Embroidered Soeks, .New Neckties, Fancy Braces, Belts, Silk Sashes, «.3 Boating and Outing Caps, Canvas and Tan Shes, = sa] Or anything in Men's Furnishings, At JOHN ALLAN'S,\u2019 The Popular Hatter, Clothier and Outfitter, 659 to 665 CRAIG STREET, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014__ \u2019 BIRTHS.oth of sao.June $8, '%, the wife of ad MARRIA + : T Richaby deu thi .Ont, th, hier Rebert Phillipe.{Dotrait, Kingston sad Qu please copy.) pren Wedn J a BASTIAN- McCUAIG On une 1, 1804, by the Rev.HL Bes Passe Ff Boat tan, son mas oir (Tooty), yuu t daughter te Mary ( or oi Tron SoCualy ni ARS ARD-RICKABY\u2014June %7.by the Re Rev.G.Oxborne Troop, 1 > of nL oungost daughter of W.CHABOT-DEVLIN\u2014At Ouawa, Ont.Dr.John Leo Chabot to Mary A.of ex-Ald.Devlin.CHANNELL-RANDA LL_At East Bolton, foo 8.Stafford, George A.Cl Biansteod Plain, to Minnie J.Randall, of SLEY Rochester, Mon- CHASECHES br Res Rex.+.ather Kiran, Howard Chase $0 Bell C N.DRILLS EATON.at.Maitland, ut Bo T.Jack, Le Pareeboro, to Kale i daughter of , Ksq.RB HUTCHISON-PHELPS\u2014 At Christ Chureb, Jaliet, lilinois.on J June by the e Rev.Canon Walker, William Watson Hutchison, of Winnipeg, Man.to Maude, eldest Tighe & Capt Exbert Phelps.HAMILTON MCCLEN AGHAN \u2014 At the el dence of the bride's father, on June 27th, the Rev.C.M.MacKeracher, Thomas Hamil ton to Ann Flin, daughter of Johu MeÜlona- shan, county uf Chateuuguay.HUNTER \u2014 At Montreal, © £Bth, Mees the Rev.James Fleck, iH \u201cA Miss So; Êw ilhelmina, eldest daughter of Major ©.Hunter, Danville, Que.to Levi Moore, Eaq., B.A.Principal of Knowlton Academy, Knowl: ton, P.Q No cards MACFAHLANE SMITH-On Thursday, June Sith inst, at the residence of the bride's father, Cote SL.Autoine, by the Rev.Dr.MacVicar.Macfarlane to Clara C.th, eldest daughter of Robert Smith, hoa RÔSAH-MELADY\u2014On the 36th Out.b the dev F Father John helm Jone o Miss Chris! y, es orator of Nichoias Melady.WALLMAN.MCELLIGETE \u2014 At Coaticook June A, John Wallman to Mary ; MeElbgete WOODARI-WILSON \u2014 In Stanho ue., June 18, Froderick W.Woodard w tie M.Wil- sot, of Stanhope, Que.\u201d WRIGHT-DESILET-On 20th inst, Lennoxville, by, ite C, Scarth, Join W right lo Cathe: ne \u2018\\berta Dresilet.DEATHS.' ARMSTRONG \u2014 June 23 at dow of Jas.Armstrong, it Ta er age.\u201d BEAN-A \u2014At Eustis, June 18, Thos.H.Bean, aged years.BOS W ELL-In Kingston, on Tuesday.3 June , Philip Boswell, açed à y cars and 3 m BRAY\u2014At Mapleword, Miiby, on anh Peat.Richard y.aged 73 years.cars?CHARADF.- In this city, on the Sth inst, Ma thilde, daughter of Jos Lh narade, Esq.aed t Jorn m sa St.Dominique street, on Saturday.Sth inst.at 8 oclock, to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances \u2018Please attend.(New Yurk and Boston papers please copy.) CAMIRAND-In Zhertrogke.June 21, A.H.Camirand, aged 4 CHAMBERS - On June no 36, at Toronto, Ont., Him liza Ann, wife of George Chambers, aged 44 _COPP-On June %, 1994, at Toronto, Ont, Erneet H r Copp, cldest son of John C.Copp, in the year his age.* DOYLE\u2014At Halifax, June Mary, the beloved wife of Edward Doyle, a \u201cthe pd] yoar of her age.\u201d FAGES At St.Johns, ns Jue.oo 25th inst., Nar isse Fages.Esq.n sired 68 years, father of Ca Capt.Fa.Fages, RC L.St Johns\" FENWICK\u2014In this city.on June 28, KE Fenwick, M.D.in his @th year.Funeral from his-iate residence, Zi St.Catherine street, on Thursday, at 3 pan.3 FITZGERALD \u2014At Irish Creek.re sume n, Mise Bridget Fitzgerald, aged 49 years and 6 SAMMAN\u2014At Ottawa, Ont., on Saturday, June CLA aman.aged 71 yoars and 8 months.\u201d K\u2014On Sunday, June 26, at Hali azebrook, in: the S5Lh year of bis GORDON On June = 188, at London, Ont.William Gordon, in his 75th year.* GRAY AE Picton, June 17, Lydia Gray, relict of late Rickard Tiller, aged 3 years and 7 months.* GUEST June 26, 1594, at London Township, Geo.Guest, Eaq., in his 60th y HALL_AL Clarenceville, Jun hy Sarah Isat Derick, wife of Jos.Hall, in her Sist year.° HALL At oh a June M, the son of Mr.John JOHNSTON t Salaman N.Y.on June 18, = Jahnston.eldeut on of Jacob & canton aged 32 years LESLIE In this hist ni Cr We na on the 2th inst., John a apector Water Works De- prtovent, ag 43 years, 9 mon Funeral his dore 744 Bt.Denis street, at 130 ni, Saturday, th (Aberdeen, Sootland.; papers please oops.ye 1533 MCCABE \u2014 Died June 20, 134, Henriette Blanche, infant daughter of Michael McCabe.LYNCH\u2014On Saturday Zrd inst, at Halif Patrick nas aged 65 yoars, a native af Kerry, Ire JR PROVENCAL\u2014 At AL\u2014At hist reeidonon.35 University take place o 1st July, at 2 p.m., for Cote des Sites Cemetery.7 » 1342 PARKER At Hawkesbury, on June 15, W.D.Parker.M.D., aged irons and mouths, PATERSON -On Tuesday, the th inst, Isa bella McCloy.at Toronto, one, wifeof the iate Thos.Paterson.aged 3 yeu ares RAMILLY At Ottawa, on June 24, John Ra hilly.of Ramsay.aged D years SANDERSON \u2014On Thursday.June at 0 Albert street, Laura, dearly | loved child of An- Aron and Annie Sandermon, aged 3 years 6 ponthe And 2] dâye Funeral on Saturday, at and uaintancos respect 29 p.Frionds ao! aly invited to attend.SKARING\u2014On June 27, at Toronto, Ont., Peart BR.Prartss daughter of Samuel and Minnie BLOAN In Kingston, on June 21, Alex.Sloam, aged 887 SMITH\u2014At Lib town, June 17, Geo.H.Smith, aged 65 yen STEVENS- py Hamilton.Ont.on on Monday,J 23, Be sy Stevens, aged WALKER \u2014 In Sherbrooke.\u201cune Tra \u2018Arthur Walker, son of th Em ros Walker, aged 2] years.® WHITE\u2014At Mrouphton, Shipton.June 17, Jas.Richards White, his 86th year.WATTERSON\u2014On 3th iast., Alice, daughter of John and Jennie Watterson, aged 15 months.Funeral privat Prroora-To ARTISTS, OUR DEPARTMENE prs Electric Light Enis en'sisintull s ts on heavy Steinhach pajer from 6's x OT Tome on short ort notice.sen or price ce lis Country Fin solicited.G.C.Arleaa & Co, 19] Fortification Lane, ontreal 130 Sood ERSONAI- STRAWBERRIEN STRAWBERRIES I Beouved tr rah Sp ue ing.large quantities, scours market.14213 ' PERSONAL.oh Tory latest Noveities, my own special Importationst the speiog = rine?\u201cfour now ve {or your inspect Rie © SORRENSEE tf,\" Gentlemens Tailor aly.£3 ay Good times to save by buying 25c teas, worth 40c elsewhere.Try once and you will buy again.Great Pa- \u201celfic Tea Co., 513 St.James st.1321 FOR SALE COPPERS \u201cStar\u2019\u2019 Office.Absence makes the heart grow fonder, : but the 35c Black and Japans are worth 60c elsewhere.Great Pa- alific Tea Co., 513 St Dovlin, eldest daughter - CARSLEY\u2019S COLUMN.FOR DOMINION BAY GLOVE NOVELTIES Every novelty in Ladies\u2019 Kid and - Silk G Gloves.Ladies\u2019 Tennis Gauntlets.Ladies\u2019 Golf Gloves.Ladies\u2019 Doeskin Gloves in all shades of Tun, 4-button, 650 pair.Ladies\u2019 4-button Tan an, and White Castor Gloves with pei stitchings and facings, all si Ladies\u2019 4- Dutton White Lisa Gloves, with fancy colored .stitching, Facings, and Pear] Buttons, $1.00 pair.Ladies\u2019 White and Tan Mosquetaire Castor Gloves, Silk Gloves in all shades.S.CARSLEY, { Notre Dame FOR DOMINION DAY Ladies\u2019 Hoslery in all Bummer Weights.Ladies\u2019 Cotton Hose in black and shades of tan.Ladies\u2019 Lisle Thread Hosé in black and shades of tan.Ladies Silk Hose in black: apd shades of Ladies\u2019 Cashmere Hose in black and shades of tan.Embroidered Hosiery in Silk, Cashmere®and Lisle Thread.Ladies\u2019 Hose with lace fronts.Hose with embroidered and lace fronts.Silk Equestrian Tights i in black, whi and p S.CARSLEY, Lex, { Notre D Dame For Dominion Day Special reductions in Ladies\u2019 Sun- For Sunshades, Come to S.CARSLEY\u2019S For Sunshades, = Come to S.CARSLEY\u2019S For Sunshades, Come to S.CARSLEY\u2019S Great Sale of Sunshades Several lines of Ladies\u2019 Sunshad des, po old gouds, but this year or aii reduced for fhiis \u2018special sale.8, CARSLEY, { Notre Dame 8, CARS LEY, Street.For Dominion Day Millinery The stock of Models and Trimmed Millinery comprises every novelty for the city, seaside or country wear.5.CARSLEY, { Nege Dame Straw Hats White Straw Sailor Hats Biack'Straw Sailor Hats Navy Straw Sailor Hats Brown Straw Sailor Hats Fancy Straw Sailor Hata ) For Ladies, Misses and Children, Ladies\u2019 Straw Sailor Hats from 80 each.Straw Hats for Seaside and Countay wear.Boys\u201d Straw Hats Boys\u2019 Spackled Straw Hats from 18¢.Boys Straw Man-O'-War Hata ys\u201d Mackinaw 8 ug Hate: Non s Straw H Men's Stanley Helmets, 75c each.+ 8.CARSLEY, {are at.Ladies\u2019 Belts in Leather, Moire and Corded Silk, in all e latest vin \u2018 Fans of all kinds for the Pocket.S.CAMSLEY, { Notre Dame For Giris Girle\u2019 Dritl Sailor Dresses.Girls\u2019 Galatea Sailor Dresses.Girls\u2019 Fancy Print Dresses Girls\u2019 French Chambray Dresses.Girls\u2019 White Lawn Dresses.And Girls Drerece i in all other washing materials, stylishly made.Girls\u2019 Hats Qirle\u2019 Trimmed Straw Hats from $1.00 ea Girls\u2019 Lace and Silk Hats from $1.00 en Embroidered Lawn Headwear.Lunch Baskets A large stock of Lunch Baskets in a James st.1891 \u2026 THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR FRIDAY JUNE #9 1894.S.CARSLEY'S EXTRA.DOMINION DAY, SPECIAL BARGAINS \u2014IN\u2014 News Furnishing Goods S.CARSLEY'S 100 dozen Men's Fancy Thread Socks, usual price 250.per pair, price now, 8 pairs for si.10 20 dozen Men's English Balbi Undersenr, special value, T5c per suit.Men's Natural Wool Underwear, extra value, Bhirts and Drawers, 380 each.Men's oats, very good quality, Men's Cashmere Waiscoats, in Checks and Stripes, best goods, all sizes, $1.35 each.gpMen's 's White Waistcoats,splendid value, Men's White à Bras fa, \u2018hemmed ready for use, So.each.50 Dozen Men's \"4 Fancy Neck Ties, in all the latest Styles, from 100 each.\u2026 Men's and Boys\u2019 Boating Shirts, from JOHN MURPHY & (O'S ADVERTISEMENT, |JUST\u2014 RECEIVED Another Shipment \u2014or\u2014 LADIES\u2019 DUCK Blazer -:- Costumes, Latest designs in a great variety of oclors.COME EARLY And make your choice.LADIES\u2019 WAISTOOATS, single and double breasted.A large variety of patterns, from $1.10.BLAZER COSTUMES, in Navy Serge.All-Wool, \u2018\u2018our own make,\u201d 95.95.BLAZER COSTUMES, in Fancy Tweed and Home spun, in all Fine BLAZER COSTUMES, in dorer spun, with Jacket lined any © PRINT COSTUMES\u2014We are offering a very Tee, Prin Costume, * s onr own ma good quality of of prin and nicely finished, for $2.45.Signs Sateen, Silk, Flannel, Flannel- | ; They are well worth your attention.ette Shirts, all N.ewest (Goods, Men's and | Boye\u2019 Elastic and rest figods.from 100 eac Men\u2019s and Boys\u201d Bathing Suits, ând Drawers, all new Styles.DRAWERS from 7c.SUITS from 4vc.Men's Negligee Shirts, in all the newest colors and patterns, at lowest prices.8.CARSLEY, Notre Dame St DOMINION DAY, BOYS\u2019 Summer Suits ! GIVEN AWAY.\"8, Carsley is selling Boys\u2019 and Yunths' Tweed Suits, also Black Suits, from _ Ten to Twenty Per cent below regu-~ lar prices, and giving away Free of charge A PISTOL \u2014WITH\u2014 Vacuum Tipped Arrow and Target, \u2014A\u2014 LACROSSE STICK, BASEBALL BAT, OR A - BASEBALL with every Swit purchased this week.S.CARSLEY, Notre Dame street.18241 All our other Costumes for Ladies, Misses and Children have been marked down to very low prices so as to clear the entire st before removing to our New Store, Costumes made to order at short notice.JOHN MURPHY & CO, 1781 & 1783 Noire Dame St Corner St.Peter.Mon treal Annex ~ONLY- 15 Minutes from Craig Street by Park Avenue Electric.$125 to $250 Paid in Seah a re a beautiful buil with à goud ailing M1 TCHISON, PLROCHEZ, ST.URBAIN, CLARKE, MANCE, WAVERLRY, ST.GEORGE er PARK AVR.at 10 \u20ac15.r foot and upwards.Do not miss this oppes- toaity to care a profitable and safe investment, fori Ios Wa Teor pe ik ara Banks may may tumble Real Estate na lo Lo Che hoart at pro nl to ber, an advance of) R- A.MAINWARING, 143 St.James Sivest, or ue MONTREAL FREEHOLD CO., nn.nes se.EER -\u2014 BEFORE YOUR HOLIDAYS ber, Citar Ema Men's cleaned or dyed.and made or omy wear anil 50 save your money for new on your return.Gold Medalist Byers and Cleaners.\u2026 BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO., Offices 3444 Notre Dame, 1 Jour, 1305 St.Catherine, rer.Christophe.- We sell sugar at cost | price to ali customers who buy our teas and | coffees.Great Pacli- fic Tea Co, 513 St.James st 1591 HEALTHFUL and REFRESHING! LEMON JUICE FOR MAKING LEMONADE.No trouble squeezing Lemons, Put up in Bottles, 35e Each.Kept b by all Grocers.During the .Summer Months.® It will pay you to attend our Tremendous Cheap Sales.All goods will be sold at wonderfully Reduced Prioss.ALL LINES HAVE BEEN REDUCED.You can save 50 Per Cent.of your money.' \u2019 We are now selling a Job Lot of y DE ; ' \u201d LADIES\u2019 UNDERSHIRTS at 5e.Each.You would pay 150 everywhere for the same article.DUPUIS FRERES.* | CAUSE + AND \u2014 EFFECT.3 pe IN OUR PIANOS we have the best material, the best component parts The best skilled workmen.Best actions, and a perfectly balanced and scientific scale tifroughout the compasa, best air dried and kiln dried lumber.Wood air dried for ten years.Millions of feet of lumber in stock.+ Our pianos cost more than any others in the market; but our immense sales help us to reduce prices.The best is the cheapest.A good Piano should last a life time as a result of the above, af the public prefer them.| WILLIS & C0, Sole Agents for BELL PIANOS and ORGANS, is.A Oglry & dog out ageln with another Borguin List of Goutismen's TT Sia Hosiery and Underwear, + \u2014ESPROŒALLY POR\u2014 DOMINION DAY.Parties junring town should leek their Wardroba and if short we can repleninh thers » AWAY BELOW REGULAR PRICES.Another lot of 044 Bhirts and Drawers in Merinos and Babriegen: thez are are laid out on the counter at Joss them Men's India Geuze Shirts and Drowens, 60 a set.Men's Fine and RMeary Balbriggan Shirt Drawers, Sc upwards u ering Shirts and Drawers, from 80 a set vp.Men's Cotton Socks 10c.Bettas quality 200 up.Men's Fine Woal Socks $0c.Ladics\u2019 Rlack hE EE inn pairs for 56e.Ladies\u2019 Black .3 pairs for 65e.Ladies\u2019 Black Osshmere Pan à Pat tod ass mere Hose, 4008 pair, 3 pairs for nue Black Cashmere Hoss, 450 6 pair, 3 pairs for pui@tien' Black Casbmere Hope, 800 à pair, 3 paire for Gur Annual Sale.Wilt Resin TUESDAY, July tad, , \u2014AT\u2014 ! JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, The Family Drapery & Linen Warehouse, 203 to 207 St.Antoine 86.166 te 150 Mountain 88.1824 Notre Dame Street x ° (Wear McGill Otrest) ranch, Be.Catherine 8, - MONTREAL.Cor.Buckingham Ave.1 Telephone 333.met As a Matter of Course You Will Be Going Out on DOMINION DAY! NOW \u2014 .Bhould the sun shine bright \u2014You may want à new Parasc\\.Should Monday be as hot as it has been this past week, you may want a new BLOUBE.If you wish to be up to d ate you must have a DUCK SUIT, just the thing to wear going to Picnics or Excursions.We have them from $2.50 upwards.Bhouid i oirike yqu that yon need any of the above, or, in fact, anything in the DRY HENRY & N.DS line, so that St.James St.gnd Victoria Square.you will enjoy yourself on Monday, visit E.HAMILTON, THE NEXT TRIP T0 THE LAKE SHORE, Porvai, Valois, Pointe Claire, Beaconsfield, \u2018 ete.MORROW.(SATURDAY) MORNING, Wagsees leaving the Jtallan Verbows sts Sock sm.Orders can be left until 9 p.m.to-night (Friday).It is sure to be » mocater load for D but we are to send extre waggons & FRASER, VIGER à C0.CHANGE OF TIME TABLE FOR THE LAKE SHORE ROUTE t the request many customers who complain resident $F Finis Chairs Beas of hours.Waggons the unreasonable hours at which ete, etc, we have made & changs of po yr mand SATURDAY \"AND WEDNESDAY MORNINGS 12e Ttalian Ware re SIX o'clock a.m., commencing To-Morrow, 30th June.of Daklog this hangs of bour and and Saturday momings, the goods will be delivered in roar hon gow bp oi: Ben t n condition ad at reasonable ond convenient \u2018e tzuet this 7.for our customers.can TOG Lo the ly i time fo beep and ret afer the day's labor.prove FRASER, VIGER & CO., Italian Warshoms.Toe Stores epem wail 11 ¢\u2019clock To-night and To-morrow Night for the sale and delivery of 1 DOMINION DAY PICNIC SUPPLIES.Pienic Baskets, Piénie Hampers, Pelicacies in cans and ginss, and Vegetables in eans and glass, : .Soups in cans and glass, Meats and Sandwich Meats, of all kinds in mice handy Tistle tins.Blacults Lasenby\u2019s Selidified Soup Squares, Bmperted Ales and Stout, , Bemestie Ales and\u2019 \u2018seout, = - Imported Belfast Ginger Ales.nor BITTER ALE, the Great Engilih Temperance Beverage.fore you ut thie Bremeds ows bolas.The caly lot ia Camada bottled as the brewery, Liverpool, ° \u2014 co, \u2014 NRASER, VIGER & - - - IMPORTERS, Family Grocers and Wine y a we = a = Itallem Warehouse, vos ana sy 47.sins srr.o - wn MR.WIMAN'S CASE.' THE PATRONS\u2019 STAND.[SPECIAL TO THE eran.) 1 \u2014 Ju ww Yor.Jone Although h Judge [SPECIAL TO TRE STAR.) parrait er ng the roRenTo, June D\u2014The Farmer's Sun, to show cause why execution of rans Patras Wiman's sentence should not be stayed the Patron o fi the partage} ro Deters until the determination à of Jn iy gsr To the prisoner be admitted apes mes returnable today, The atten no come up.trict\u2019 Attorney and Mr.Wiman\u2019s The cone Distele the matter be argued July New Mexiery Statehood.ASHINGTON, June 39.\u2014The bill achat: Hoku wt Mexico to statehood H without objection yes y.dens Iuflering fron suflering from sick sick headache, TE saked to son one pat pala in thd .tapocial Notlees.\u2018Dominion Day Delors CEE ou out, = an ant Où Outing OE a or SRE Ask to sey Slassed tac CE They are the e price av.ae Lure Y= vont for the Moutyeal.crosse mat on Saturday.June Br on jor the Dicyele Zeek Tage.Peter =: ro UG soins warercoms of Mr.C.fera nn\" Catherine st.and make compart.ona beiors uring lent of onan of any dedeription.______ pest of ihe nea season will be hed such Le xpibition Grounds.Childasa under 13 , Grand stan shall Amar Lethe election was to make thé le shat Patro wis 80 Make thd poopie elie ath politicians was th shoul and that our people ax should, by ve de de ing sign the death warrant of sur race\u201d But Patroniem would no \u201cIt has better staying qualities than Premier Mowat.Its power is in the ascendency, his is decreasi e measure of our strength is not in cated in the number of our idatea elected.Our first battle has Inspired our people with\u2019 courage and proved that our members are no longer partizan.Another cam ça ja in sights i theretore, the cas Solitisians wer anges and lauded our our Amb n.To-day they sing the new song that we are divided and powerless to accomplish that for.which we have completed cur preantxation.When our men cease to be independent and allow themselves to be be as Grita and Tories, will | be hand: a Re Se over © th w desire to agilia may The Sun te the classification of the party papers.It refers to the leadi Quebec Farmers at Ottawa.à To ala Five ban, owt Tn ?4 _ offering rare MAXWELL IN A TIGHT PLACE.His Operations in Con- is nection With Crooks.|A HUGE PLOT TO ROB THE RAILWAYS.It was Brought to Light by Detective Newcombe\u2019s Death.[SPROIAL YO THE STAR.} Curcag0, June 2.\u2014The preliminary examination of Special Agent Maxwell, of the Grand Trunk Railway, as an accessory to the murder of George Newcombe, a special agent of the Chicago and Western Indiana road, will be continued July 2 The facts brought out in the opening of the examination a week ago, relating to the plundering of the railroad companies by employés and special agents employed to detect thieves, have so far become public property, that it is now known the railroads affected have lost between $50,000 and $75,- 000 in merchandise and baggage intrusted to their care.Tickets were collected and re-sold, and claims were made on passen- js who were, in a sense, held ap on their nes with the connivance of detecti ves, thieves and employes.The story, as developed, shows a remarkable system of rob , covering a period of more than six months, and detected only by the he killlng of George Newcombe, His eath brought sharply \u20ac to the attention of the superiors of agents of the Chi and Western Toni and the Grand Trunk the details of the criminal combination worki under their eyes, and while this may not the detection of the murder of Newcombe, it han already started a complete-re-organi- zation OF THE SPECIAL AGENT SYSTEMS emplo: by both lines.It bas also scat- Toms Bott street as bold a set of crim- preyed upon, the travelling blic.Late in Ppcember, 1883, comp Bogan to reach the Western Indiana and Line.Complaints aise came © Chief pecial Agent TY, estern Indiana, and Super ntendent Atwater, of Grand k, that the seals of freight oran being en.Seals and doors were not only br broken and left open, but in some cases the seals had been opened, mer chandise extracted, and then the car re- , 80 that detection of the loss was not made first thought the class boys, inni in theft, Which infests the tracks \u2018sr ail the main lines running out of She city.The complaints finally reached General Manager Th of the Western Indianaand the Lines also Superintendent Broughton, of the Eastern Illinois, and Atwater, of the Grand Trunk.Several conferences were held, and after calling in the aid of an outside detective bureau and a superficial investigation, it was decided that the \u201cprotection\u201d for the thieves plundering the freight cars and despoiling nZErs came from some one in the employ of the Grand Trunk.As a last conclusion it Wis decided to shadow Special Agent Maxwell, of the\u2019 Grand \u201cTrunk, known in Montreal in connection with the Fahey case.The Western Indiana detailed George Newcombe, ONE OF THEIR AGENTS, TO WATCH Maxwell and report his doings.They also had Maxwell followed bya private agency and bis daily movements reported ived with him and toa cortain ed his confidence.t \u2018\u2018\u2019shadow\u201d that was placed on bim reported that he was not atten to his duty, that a large portion of his was spent at a resort on Clarke street, and that when he was not there he was to be found a another resort, on State street; made few tri the rand Trunk lines but when e did \u201che usually rode to Grand ing,left the train and met an old man and sometimes 2a youn man who carried a grip or valine, y h a few moments\u2019 conversation together and ning to to the en separated, Maxwell return It was further re wo l-known law-breakers and retire of the resort on Clarke street, were suddenly clothing themselves in most e ive clothes, and that other gentlemen of criminal \\nstine but fine discern were Its of cloth for sale at ridiculous prices.Further tracinæ revealed in a hiding place on State street quantities of which had been taken from theGrand nk and other and it was not difi- À cult to track the sale oi THE SAME TO THE CLIQUE that was for a time the most conspicuous at the frontage of the Polk Street station.ewcombe was cognizant of these facts and helped to unearth some of them, although most of the trail was uncovered by Dot Dell posted, and Special Agent One ept w an nt sory, of the Western Indiana, urged No ocombe to get still closer to the facta, He, on the other hand, was more or less intimate with the-men who were doing the stealing, and vas receiving offers from them to ceive er ooh of the dry it he.ed his mouth closed and join them.further raide, He wa npp least a dozen times and offered a bi cident i he would come into the fold which alread held a dosen or or more thieves, rool spec in agents, several en and a few ex- men who were occasionally needed.In fact.the work of Newcomb and the agency got so close that a number of conductors in thé train service of the roads were suspected, and were under close sur veillance Phen Newcomb'a death came.The ramifications of the combination were something remarkable.s and if, fully known, would not occasion se where it is stated that they ph plundered ¢ the Fonds for between the time they full any Se cer of what they got from the travelling nowt DEGREES - AWARDED AT LEN- .NOXVILLE, Remarks Made Concerning Bishop's, Dosters of Interest to Montreal to [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) LENNOXVILLE, Que., June 28.\u2014The convocation at 8 p.m.yesterday was very largely attended.The Chancellor, Dr.Heneker, opened with an interesting address, in which he dwelt, among other things, upon the thoroughness of the sys- tam pursued at the College; one great object being to avoid the faintest reproach ot superficiality and to place \u2018heir work on a solid basis The Chancelior afterwards proceeded to confer the degrees, each can- Idate date being Joudiy applauded as he a; roached to receive his honors.> D.D; Li! ati) Rt Rev.A.C.A II bp D., Gus de of Vermont; v on: es, M AD Doan ot It Huren.\u201cpod ig 2 favors que bart C Caleye Ce ar ME La Ben Bb.A Se or i Bev B.A.Mas Baa.hay LA Bac.ITI a sana J Exon course) De chosntenl homes nan Boks AE it tom, E Cars A - i , IE: option), .Almond; pazy .A.M.D.Bord w Barton, Mision M, Robertson Me Pancha.; toc Spit i Sen, v Veez, {on a firm basis, STUDENTS OF CLANSICR av the waive very interesting details con: work of the students.He regre! that some of Weir medical us pentes Montreal had ap ached br men of igh Maen foasion in Montreal, ii told tes al Pell leave Biber College, and that they will be op- { they do not ps e this posed i tion of the 9 College, are acting for their iam) con- mould Fender a 1 n the future as in the past.The Princi wished to emphasize nee the need felt that the resources of the college shouldbe increased, and that the ocourrence of the jubilee of the college in 155, offered a suitable occasion for making some effort to place the college The three most urgent needs were the admission of three first, à professorship of classics, which is not endowed au at all at present; TY professorship of pastoral w really a second professorship rte ht the endowments of this now ai at $11,000 and this needs supplementing at least $14,000; third the ut natural science, towards which the ma Mater Society has raised about $1000.Dr, Adams also stated that a young lady had recently applied for permission to the curriculum with a view of the degree of B.A.Although the Coll could hot now compl with a of request.8 was a future poss ty whi the eco favored.ad prize list, 8.P.G.Jubilee Sch EE to of Wales M B rent SE > ip, T.; Avery; nsc) Prize, Ha on 3 pre.Cos re n, essay, B.Watson: Mackie Prize, English, &.Clare Avery Chancellor's Prize for ses .Dounelly French De ment or Public Instruction), =F 1#Ray scholarship, tot Aime, De Dr.Allpatre a Hebrew prizes, inv.Fac, Faculty, 3rd year, T Donnelly, se sud A G for , first-class marks, ss Tr ARETE T.Donnelly and B.Watson.Prof.Wilkinasns for Greek Test, F.G.Vial.Rev.G.Abbots mith's prize for unseen translation, N.C.al Dr Affnaice petse for sermons, 1, À.Hl.Moore B.A.; à C.K.Bishop, B.A.- Floors Dr.Alnatt\u2019s report concerning Divinity students was excéedingl intercating.Mr.E.Clare Avery, who took classizal honors, pas the valedi ictorian.f.Bo as master, made a very in port as regarde the students of the oer = has already- ap by accompanying the revioualy he el prize list.THE SERMON OF BISHOP HALL in the morning, given as it\u2019 was in à very earnest, dramatic style of oratory, made a very last ng !mpression upon his He = tna high degree the gift and unction which Nature very sparingly imparts to a few of her greatest favorites, and when he was ed upon to address the Convocation this Fes he was ted Dib an ovation of applau se.The uent Doctor began by indulging = some pleasant raillery concerning his easily acquired | degree ; ais 8 a out ther- ing it was indeed delignite work for him.He referred U h of the old Engliad renunciation of t the Latin as comparec' with the Italian softness which is now quite generally in vogue.Apropos of the allusion of the ncipal to the des desirability of in endowments, the Bishop Oxford had begun in a very small without ee these endowments were now being sought for, and it had ès, the very intensity of its own vitality.The same problems, and of Huron, made some very about his former connec! with tation, at its inoe; some 50 years - He was Eu by Dr.H Lu of va, N.X., who was ded in the course ot Sle hap) es facetious address.related an Pers incident about the way.in which the custom wearing the Red Hood ie: ce n country poople, w % anusod see log such display, attributes it to vani Be so made interesting picture South who, having com plated his sional studies and hung out his shi lieves he knows ew à it very soon realises that he The great oo: block in educatiensi ms was à ten to superficiality.e would bave the professional student look less into Bis book rather to close them and meditate THINK OUT THR GREAT PROBLEMS Hol froquentiy appl je, be- he of humanity and go on on.dee] his reasoning powers.ture; oul- ture in art, b; eh mona out and thought\u2019 to God in nature, culture and culture of action.e man of thought influenced the man of action, bat the man of thought should also be a man of both should be together to produce life.Knowledge and culture were to be deepened and broadened.Prof.E.oxford, Principal of the Monoreal nigh Soh made a fow py remarks, after which ne Bishop of Que made à briet closing address.He paid a few gracious compliments to the recipients of de, egrees.Without deprecatini Principal ing s idea of obtaining assistance in the way of increasing endowments for pro fessorships, nor that of the headinastes to secure a fully equipped gymnasium, the Bishop would urge that the chy pel requires still especial attention to make it a at tractive place of worshiped that each student should cultivate some well defined line of study that best Suited his particular abilities; would be the soundest foundation \u2018for success future re profession It be mentioned that the organ recital of r.Arthur Dorey, B.A, which on Monday ove evening inaugurated the exercises the week of Cunvocation, was well attended and has heen \u2018generally referred, to | to as an unqualified artistic success.There was a Convorsazione last oveniog, at which a short musical programme rovided throg h the kindness of EF 5 Waterhouse, of Sherbrool This was fol lowed by an informal Eten This morning the Convocation concluded by Divine Service and Holy Comm with special address by Bishop Hall KINGSTON any COLLEGE.em erg ae [srectar = TO THE ran OTTAWA, J has written the Minister o of ith oti only Lo day bim that on the motion to Lo go Into supply da he will discuss ma ; Kingston Military Colle Mr.x believes that, for politi reasons, Gov.ernmant is ignoring the purpose for ol the college was established, namely, terests the militia, and is \u2018ual tution simply as a source of political fe patron age at an enormous annual cost country.SENN'S ELECTION VOID.[SPECIAL TO THE ATAR.] TORONTO, June 20.\u2014It has been that Mr.the Conservative Patron, elected for Haldimand by a majority eleven over Dr.Baxter, à member of \u20ac previous Legislature since Confederation, Le and has been for some years an marriage 1 making him ineriatti as a dicate.Tis election is therefore void under the Elect on Act, r Remanded.PraTrncRa, N.Y.\u2014 June 0.\u2014(Special.The case of the six Chinamen.Montreal, fourned uroed yesterday to July aloventis foe for tars ther ev .Coal prices moine ui New YORK, June ».~The Eastern bales his menting yosverdar.The price of aan and brok roken sizes was ad vos to ns and atores and 0) 10 84.15.40 taka affect trem aan \u2018 4 i hal | THE WATER LAST EDITION.- .AND POWER COMPANY.The Finance Committee to Consider the Question To-night.ITS LIABILITY AS REGARDS ST.DENIS WARD.The City Attorney's Opinion- The Lease of the St.Cune- gonde Water Works.tn view of the strenuous efforts which are being made at the present juncture to induce the City Council to enter into ne- gutiations with the Montreal Water & Power Company in regard to the acquisition of their works and franchises in the surrounding municipalities \"und which has been so vigorously advocated by some of the members and as strenuously opposed by a few others it will be interesting to read the opinion of the City Attorney regarding the rights of the City of Montreal in connection with this Company and the newly-acquired St.Denis Ward.Following is the opinioa : Law DEPARTMENT.MONTREAL, Zist May, 1884 To the Chairman and Members of the Finance Committee: GENTLEMEN, - I was instructed by your Com- \u2018mittee to recover from the \u201c*Moutreal Water and Power Company,\u201d body politic and duly incor porated, the amouht due forthe water supplied to thein by the city, and also to report upon the respective rights and obligations of the city and the Company, ! have the honor to inform you that I obtained, a short ago, the accounts due to the city, and at once notified the Company to pay the amount of the same, if, in à few days hence.said Company do not perform their obligations an action will be served on them.\u2018 Upon the question of the respective righte and obligations of the city and the Company, Fmust point out that there cxists no agreement between them, except indirectly.as you may see by the opinion | have already submitted, on the 11th of Alay, 1892, to the Annexation Committee of Cote St.Louis to the city of Montreal, and which I think usefu! to quote here for your information.\u201cBy a contract passed between the municipality and the incorporated Company (by letter patent of the 17th March, 1891, confirmed by 35 56 Victoria, Ch.75).under the name of \u201cMontreal Water and Power Company.\u201d on the 8th October, 1891, before John Fair, notary, at Montreal}, it was agreed that the Company was authorized to establish in the limits of the-municipality\u2014a system of water-warks, with the exclusive privilege of supplying water tothe proprietors and tenants during the period of 50 years from the date of the By-Law hercafter mentioned, namely, from the 7th October, 191; that the Company would begin the works within six months from sgid 7th October, and proceed with the same speedily until their full completion.which could not be.extended beyond eightoen months from the same date.\u201d \u201cQaveral clauses of the contract define the compensation or water rate which the consumers shall pay to the Company for the water supplied to them.\u201d * Exemption of ordinary municipal taxes is granted to the Company.but they aro obliged to pay all special assessments for the drains sewers, * pavements and other improvements of the same vature.\u201d ** Another clause of the contract provides that the municipality may sell to the Company all the water-works plant, as it exista and is used in the municipality, with the two 6 inch.meters which are placed in Mount Royal avenue, for the sum of $28,u00; the whole shall be delivered to the Company on the 1st November, 1891, and froma that date, they shall collect from the taxpa/ rs the waterworks revenue: the municipality assigns and transfers to the Company all its rights, powers and privileges attached to the water supply in its limits, and, after every period of 25 years, as long as said exclusive privilege shall: last, the Company will have to makl another ar rangement for the water supply i said municipality, at a rate not exceeding that which is fixed by the presont contract.\u201d \u201cIf the company omit or neglect to perform the conditions of the contract, either with regard to the payment of the sale price.or to the payments to be made to the City of Montreal for tho water rate, or to any.other ohligatioa, or to any obligation which may be stipulated in said con- tract\u2014the municipality shall have the right to repurchase said water-works by paying to the coinpany the value thereof and of the privileges thereto attached\u2014such value to be fixed by arbitrators appointed to thut effect according to law.\u201d \u201cBy another declatory deed, passed at Montreal, before Hugh Brodie, notary, on the 20th February, 1592, said Company agrée to,insert in the last mentioned contraet the following words, which were in the by-law, but, by mistake, had beont omitted in sald contract, viz: \u201cThe said company shall be deprived of all rights and privilegea reeulting from the raid by-law, or which may result trom the said contract.\u201d \u201cThat contract is based upon a by-law adapted by the council of the municipality.on the 7th October, 1591, and contains all the provisions of the same\u2014int> which your committee may enquire, but the aubstance and fesential parts of which are cited hercabove.\u201d \u201cThe payment which the Company war to make to the municipality for the purchase price of the water-works was effectod, as stipulated in the contract, by means of promissory notes, payable at the expiration of 3, 4,5 and 6 months, .with interest at 7.por cent., and tho figet notes having not been paid, the municipality sued the Company to recover tho amount of the saine.I bave since been informed that the total sum, vix, 325,000 was paid to the municipality, and the action was discontinued, on the 1st April last.\u201d \u201cSince then, the municipality, by protest and summons, executed by C.E.Gustave Leeage, notary,at Montreal, onthe 10th May inst., declar- od to tho sahl Company that they had.neglected to comply with the conditions of their contract, and, amungother things.tosupply water to a num- bor of tax-payers, whose names are enumerated In the \u2018protest.to begin the work within aix months, to pay to the City of Montreal the water acoyunts claimed by the latter, and that the said munloipality would accordingly apply to the courts to have the raid contract cancelled and the said Company deprived of all the rights and privileges granted to them by said contract.\u201d *[ am informed by the Secretary-treasurer of the municipality that the Company has not complied with the requisition contained ia that protest, and 1 am of the opinion that, in such a case, there exists a right of action-to have the Com- - + pany deprived of all the rights, powers and privi- lages grantéd to them by the contract.\u201d * it must be remarked that the Company have obtained contracts of the same nature for water supply in many of the neighboring munjcipali- tion, and if, as the fact seems to be certain, the City of Montreal bas the intention of jacquiring, by means of annexation, those different territories, it is desirable that tho dificulty which might result from those cootracts should be auttied at once, either by proceeding with the annoolietion of the Cote St, Louis oontzsot.or hr kind.Those municipalities have ted to J privilege of furnishir entering into an amicable arrangement with the Company.\u201d 1 have the honor to be, gentiomen, Your most obedient servant, Rouxr Roy, L.J.ETHIER, \u2019 City Attorneys.Report of Sub-Committee.The sub-committee to which you have referred tho question of the water supply the surrounding municipalities, as well as report of Messrs.Keefer and Vanier, and the con .the \u201cMontreal Water and Power Compan the the Uelghboring wunicipalities, res WATER SUPPLY.ittee have ostablished that al- of = with ly re- he sub-comm: though the Clty of Montreal water to various neighboring muni es, it has at present no contract in force ith a0 y of them.with the single exception of Cote Visitation, coche folowing is moreover the state of those tracts p pared by the secretary under date of he Fon Apri last.1894 Antoine: Contract of 10th June, 188i, Ce red in 1389 and not rencwed.2, Cote St.Louis: Contract a of 19th July, 1886, pid in 1891, and not renewed.3 Maisonneuve: Contract of 20th July, 1884, ox- nd not renewed.pired St, Louis du Mile Knd: Contract of 9th January.1839, expired 1st January, 1884, and not ve.Cote Visitation: Contract of the 7th October, 1801, and wili expire in 1398.This is the abnormal state of affaire, which cannot exist without grave inconvenience and without giving rise to serious abuse.owever, in the vase of Cote St.Louis (now Se Denis Ward) and of St.Louis du Mile strange state of affairs presents jaelt, ac upon which the sub-Commiltes responsibility towards the city, not only does Montreal furnish water to tha inhabitants of Cote St.Louis, but lncreover, oy means of the connection made upon the limita of the two municipalities, Cote St.Lon is furnishes water to almost the w hole of St.Louis de Mile End.Cote Si is is now supplied Fits water by moans of two meters, one Dp) adieux street, in ber, 1839, and the.other on Dufferin street, in August 1880.The latter only supplies Vater do Dutferin street and Champlain street.As t.Louis de Mile End, the only connection ion exists with our water works is by means of the meter placed on St.Dominique street, where the water sold by the barrel to those who wish to buy it: The citizens of Mile End are supplied by means of the meter placed on Cadiraz strent.The plan which accompanies the preosen: report shows the point where the connection is mace, and the extentof territory \u2018which Montreal supplies with water, in the name and for the benefit of the municipality ago.of affairs is that t boo the Corporation showed by tho 29th of \u201cMare h last, à credit of $25,462.86 against the municipality of Cote St.Louis,of which $12.545.34 is since annera- tion.It is probable that we should carry this figure to 060.00 in all.and $16,000.00 dince an- J nexation, How to ooliect this enormous sum now that Cote St.Louis is annexed.and what means to adopt to provent the continuation of such a «tate of hffairs.Are questions which demand ah immediate solution on the of your committee.Let it suffice to establish for the moment the absu larity of the position.Montreal furnishes at the present moment water to ive municipalitics without any terms or contracts, and without arrangement of-any an nCorporn! Compan known as tho \u201cMontreal Water and Power Ce \" the exclusive pori from to 50 years.This Com- Fany, without any arrangement, with the City, takes water from Montreal.sells it at an enormous profit to the inhabitanta of the neighboring municipalities, while, at the same time, it is organizing a formidable system of water-works around Montreal, which all put the City under the ibility of en tself, except upon such con conditions s as it sh F ease the Compan; cta During this time arrears accumulate.No one apparently is interested either to determine the responsibility or to have the price of [the water paid outaide of the city, while, at the same e, amounts werc overdue: Cote St.Louis (nte St.Antoine.Maisonneuve 2 Of the amount due by Cote 8t.ous $13,917.52 is previous to annexation, and the ce, $12,- a3 is su uent to annexation hr the terms of the annexation by-law, the debts of Cote St, Louis have me the debts of the city.It will be then the city bib.owes itself gizelT zd due by Cote St.Louis, before an- the ry suhsequent forms part of the city.anis dues moi prevent the \u2018Montreal Water \u201d from taking water from the elev and selling I not ont to the citixens of Cote St.Louis.but also ose of Mile End.Can re imngir ca position mas irregular and at the same time more absurd ?CONCLUSIONS.The sub-committee.after having mentioned the inconveniences resulting from tho absence of ifferont munici ade by the \u2018* and Power Com b said monicipalities expreeses the op ion that the annexation of sai said municipalities should be carried ot con are completed.At the the rice ranted to the Com ous systems of water-works will have acquired a development and a value se enarmous tbat it is im - ible now to calculate it ! of Q 10 uct passed by the Legislature uebec, 3558 V Victoria.chap.75, it in provided il that \u201cin the casc of annexation by the Cit treal of any municipalities adjacent.to the to which has passed contract with the io Te for tho supply of water or of electric the cit may at any time buy and = the machinery Propurty and materi io ing t pany, © employed in for the supp water ore electric he to 1e said muatcipalitien\u201d Tt also provided that \u201cthe value of those machines, property.plant shall bo determined by arbre ore grdinary manner.and that damage, or logs of future vem shail oe ne eluded in this estimate.* Itis natty.stipulated that, \u201cthe City of Montreal shall give to the Compan notice of six months of its intention to acquiré all the pro- | mentioned in this Act, and in that case, an in the Pie.mpany shall immediately cease.all work roche ncrease the value of the property In (consequence, Your Committeo recommend: e City Attorney bo immediately required to give his opinion and take all such pro- coedingn as ho may deem ne to co 1 the payment of the arrcare due ag.© muniol- paliti es who are indebted to the C ty for the supply o! 1° That de Attorney be required to indicate a means of bri ty lad an end nd the abnormal tion of the cit tive othe bia of water to the in habitants © (St.Denis Ward), and of St.Lost du Mlle 3 Time report bo made o he Counclitothe offrt that notice given to the \u2018Montreal Water and Power Company.\u201d that sceing the annexation of the town of Cote St.Louis now St.Denis W, to the pity of Mon e latter avails itself present time of the 1 ht of expropriation.which i is confe upon i y the act chap.5 and that the oly tomer be rec rod to adopt without dela t egal pro- necessary to arrive at the expro on roy ovided by the said law.prop j SE hole, neverthelces, mike \u2018Water & Power.Com ed a certain amount of bonds especiall in Great Britain.The amount is bell eved to be 120,000; and this guaranteed by the, Law Securities ny of \u2018London.The lease of the Ste.Cu negonde Water Works was recently obtained from that city, by the payment of $250,000 in bonds by the Water and Power Company and at the end of 25 years that city has the power either to its water works to the Com or lake again and return them m thelr bon ne laying of the pipes from th of supply at the k River has not yet been com ete.so that the Company, it is claimed some, is not in a position at the present moment to supply the municipalities with water except through the Ste.Cansgonde water works.\u201cThe problem to be faced by aldermen,\u201d remarked an alderman ars \u201cis a very sia one, according to the City Attorney's op n ion\u2014the Med ita contract St.Denis \u2018Ward)\u2014and there is only one course open to the City Council.It is not in a position to indulge in what be termed to be an expensive experiment.Indeed, why should Montreal require two systems of water works! Our present system is ade- uate for a al her uirements and has already \"oon the city over eight and a half ration of dollars At the present time the city is not in a'position to purchase an system of waterjworks or anything else.Finance Committee meets to consider the whole question to-night and the aldermen should ir look well aîter the interosts of the ci respectfully sub- ny have float at a discount, Reo \u2018and Colonization Wori.Dr.Brisson, t general of the triation and Society es var Le report at Qub Boome for ception of C.W.A.visitors.SATURDAY, JUNE 3th, All Des\u2014 Reception of Visitors.SUNDAY, JULY let, 10.30 sm.\u2014Charch rude to Be Fo A > ; 5, A .THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR FRIDAY JUNE 29 180.7 LAST EDITION.inoe ton orrow with The suit of Dansereau inst Pa- \u201c pe» \u201c - Father ot Qt, ion wd s THE TURF Ewes bn a ne beck au AT AE THE STAR 3\u201d SPECIAL HAZELTON: Montreal Bieycle Club Fixtures.Boel wif pertarm rolgious serrioonat ts COMM ISSION.merchant, who having good reason to béliore SPORTING EDITION.DOMINION | FRIDAY, ONE ma, so n on next.The Society is that be is Insolvent or likely to be so soon, | BERLIN I hers are great in want ool English literature, but obtains credit for that he buys, is la: ; far bas bec been unable to obtain any from ble to a double act lon, civil and criminal, to ; .PRATTE © the Commissioner of wn Lands ; be ordered to pay for the goods and to be A Special Sporting Edition of the STAR .at Quebec.ish 8 ng - people CASE POSTPONED UNTIL-TUESDAY committed to prison for a period not ex- .\u2014 ALSO \u2014 constantly making application ceeding two years.Such an action was Will be issued, Saturday evening imme.information concerning the new settle- MORNING.diately after the finish of the .lacrosse ÆOLIAN, VOCALION Uriholise (hureh ment, but as there is no at hand, the Society can Another map, of Montreal, w.fortnight.The will be attended 1 by sona from sevured railway, teat.Fo ess w ying be insued within the next bazaar to beheldat St.Jovite in aid of the new charon next week number of per- rently reduced which will be good from to-morrow until uly 7.The Society expects the best business of the season during the next few THE INTERCOLONIAL CONFERENCE, What a Leading Ontario Merchant Says of it, Mr.W.Stratford, Ont.tered a J.Ferguson, president of the \u20ac, t the Sù Lawrence Hall.\u201d Mr.guson was one of the guests at the p- tion to the delegates to the Colonial Canfer- He was much impressed with the ability of the delegates their determination to make the some practical service.rmly convinced that the conference will have a lasting effect upon the Britiab Empire.He bad mixed a good deal the clefates and was particular y CH attored he created ence at Ottawa yesterday.an conference Ferguson is upon their the onials from Canada.ing up in prom: minds had seen of Canada.The the Southern Hemisphere were proud to find in a sister calony such an extensive and influential countgy as impression by w Mr.Fe n says that business is look- the Stratford district.well and the outlook is regard the tradespeoplesas very satisfactory.Funeral of the Late Mr.Bellefeullls Macdonald.The funeral of the late Mr.de Beliefeuille place yesterday from bis late residence to She Church of the Gesu.were his four sons, Mr e Léry and er, Mr.John Macdonald, and bis brothers-in law, M Harwood, H.S.Harwood, M.P., Taschereau, Supreme Court, ty Minister of Militia.atives and friends were de Lotbiniéve Sir Messra Macdonald, took The chief mourners de Lotbinière, de Bellefeui Alain C, Macdonald R.W.Hon.Jud Hon.Col.Panet, De \u2018Among the other re Hon.Joly Cameron, New York, Hingston, Dr.Trestler, Eustache and d neur of St.Eustache and of Lower Canada.his brot lle h The Amarynthia's Position.The Amarynthia\u2019s ition is unchanged rar It was not thought advisable to attempt to pull her off untilher fore- since yesterday.hold was emptied of cargo.done to-day.her.of wheat and 1500 bo quantity of lumber.auction.The ca Thomson line.sh This is be e Lord Stanley and two other tugs are AT of the steamer paiting nti they can have a he forchold contained 18,000 ull A Large.Number of Passengers.The Richelieu steamer Canada on her trip down to Quebec last evening carried the Li st number of cord.ve ngers on room was crowded, and all the officials\u2019 quarters and public saloons ven up for passenger accomm tio.© The freight cargo was also heavy.lines are also doing better.The passenger traffic on the Lower St, Lawrénce route at present is said to be better than in many years.The western Baril Got Damages and Costa.In the casc of J.9$ and coats.E.Baril versus Alex.McDougall, Judge Doherty has awarded Baril ril sought to recover $1743, balance due on carpe: work on a house on Stanley street for Mc- McDougall set up a counter claim ril's alleged failure to complete the work within contract time.The Court rendered judgment as above, having examined the items in claim and Dougall.for damages fo! counter claim, Illegal Liquor Sellers.In the Police Court this morning several sentences were imposed by Judge Desnoyers on violators of the License Laws, St.Amour was fined $150 and cost, baie pleaded guilty-te-n charge of selling liquar license.For a similar effense, May Thompson, living on St.Lawrence was flned the same amount.Narcisse Beaudry was fined $75 and costs for liquos on Sunday at Pointe aux without a street, selling mbles, The Mongollans Passengers.The followin is a list of saloon passen fear by R -Mongolian, Captain, Licut.from Montreal, June, econ x Sois! to Liverpool: Mr.John Allen.Mr.EK.A.An; Mr.J.Burbie Bell, 3] payes Prob de an fum, Mrs.Briand, Mrs.à | Buckle.Mr.SN MEA.Ballan Carruth Ca es RUN Forshaw Di Mi Ge Fowler ar\u201d n, Tr.Leving, Ms rte à Miss McKin, Mr.J oR Mr.oy alter Qui and infant.Mr, Peter Ro Miss Ruthe | M \"Mr.Jas.Skeoch, Mrs.v.Mr.a EK.Lang, M .Milton .B.Molsver, Dr.Paul, Mrs.Paul, Q.-M.tine, Mr.L.Ce Couture, Mr.J Brother Cine.Prot.ar oyler, re Fowler Ww.Mira Greene, r.Frank Smi e Smith, Master Harold Smith, Rev.J.\"A.Smith Miss Sciater, Madame St.adame St.Vincent Paul, 1, Mother St.Epl re.Corry Sm and child.Mr.W.BS Stamens Mr.He Thompson, Ming Warren, Miss Blanche Mrs.wy yd, Mr.W.H.liamson.erbe o Bo W Wheeler, a World, Williamson, Mrs.\u2014_\u2014 PERSONALS.Mr.and Mrs.Rudolphe Forget leave this rs.Forget evening for River du Loup, where M: will apend Mr.A.W.Wilke, of Caldwell, Tait and Wilks, who has been confined to his resi- ef] for four weeks with an Tat visit to assign: denoe in tack of scarlet fever, was able and to-day.his office yesterday Prosbrterian Churche Wionipog Lr ht.hile in Mon .Macna and pan friends.made a tour of the before returning West.b.The Rev.Mr.H the General Assemby at St Accor) i paya left for the ho was Mr.oy \u20acssrs.eric A.E.de Bellefuille, Arthur Ross, Dr.Mount, Dr, C.P.Guy, and others.The remains were taken to St.posited beside those of his uncle Licut.-Col.d¢ de Bellefeullle, Sele, adjutant eral shels xes of cheese and a The wheat and cheese are spoiled and will probably be sold by gargo is being put into the I, 30th c A Eur Mr.J t, Remi.ona, np br, Pet a8 Y the er- hat col- ing at re- aery \"ter = L ke tho MARRIAGES.LINDSA Y-On June Mr.Elmaler.~bmaTEs, FRRON At Belœil, P.Q., on ville F advocate.moral on 8 WAT \u201cHenin to Mise Suffronia Lindsay, of age of 9 months and 106 Care, infant of ME mr Grimm.Fleur Saturday\u2019 , th ao inst, SM, from Bonaventure Station to Fi and ao Cote den accept his tre so The Mahen Case Continued in the Court ot Queen's Pench\u2014EKvi- dence Given To-day.In the Court of Queen's Bench on Thursday morning, Judge Wurtele on the bench, members of the petit jury were discharged till this morning.The case of the Queen versus Mahen was continued.Mr.Israel Lafleur, hardware dealer, the first witness, was briefly examined.Mr.Maurais, a blacksmith formally associated with Mahen, held the witness stand for nearly two hours.~He deposed that a carter had brought quantities of horseshoe nails and horseshoes to ahen, each month since November of 1893, This had continued till Aprit 14, 1804.The carter sold these materials very cheaply and Mahen bought more than he could use.The surplus Mahen sold below market rice, r.Henri Poirier, senior counsel for he defeuce, endeavored to tangle up Mr.Maurais, but did not succeed.During the examination of Alfred® Norman- deau, blacksmith, the \u2018Court adjourned.at the afternoon session a large amount of testimony for the defence was received from Cleophas Guindon; Francois Corbeille, employed on the canal; Hector Gin blacksmith; Joseph Langlois, rail employés Alfred Gervais, auctioneer; Mrs onde, restaurant k \u2018eeper; Pierre Denis, iron- bridge worker, several others.\u201cThis morning, Mr.N.St.Jean, council forthe Turf Commission, enquired of His Honor if it was the intention of.the Crown to keep his witnesses eight or ten \u201cie longer.Judge Wurtele replied that t] Crown had determined not to adjourn t term until theTurfCommission case had been heard.He fixed it for the next case on the calendar.Mr.St.Jean enquired for what day.\u201cHis Honor further stated that the remaining cases on the docket would be post- ned until next September and the urors and witnesses for said, cases would be discharged until that time.Mr.McGibbon, associated with Mr.am- bault on the prosecution, su ted that, next Monday being a holiday, Tuesday morning should be fixed for the case.Judge \u2018Wurtele then ordered the case of the Queen inst Rielly and others, known as the Torr Commission Case, to be called at 10am.Tuesday morning.July3.The Mahen case was then continued.A few witnesses were briefly examined, and at 11.40 am.Henri Poirier, senior counsel for the defence, n his to the jury.His address was not concluded when Court adjourned at 1 p.m.THE ROAD COMMITTEE Cannot Have Logan's Park\u2014The St Louis du Mile End Diffieulty.At the meeting of the the Road Committee this morning Mr.Thos.Tait, General Manager of the Canadian Pacific Railway \u2019 asked that \u2018a recommendation be e to the City Council -that the city should co-operate with the panv in a request to the Harbor Commissioners .or the abolition of the Brock street ramp.would give them greater facilities of ap the new station.now at any ra Ald.Lyall \u201cennsidered it useful to the residents of Notre Dame street.\u2018Ald.Prefontaine said that the city would undertake no responsibility by acceding to the Company's request.What the Company wan was that their application should not be opposed by the city.© request was concurred in.O.Monceau, who waa the lowest tenderer, was aw; the \u2018contract for curbstones.The price was 484 cents for 6 by 20 straight, and 55 centa for curves.Gauthier, president of the Stonecut- ters\u2019 Association, was present, and asked that all the stone-cutting within the city limits should be done by those actually residing in the city.Aid.Lyall was in favor of this view, while Ald.Prefontaine, although in sympathy with the ohject of the association, was afraid that if contractors were as to specify where they would obtain their stone and to have it cut only by residents\u2019of the city it would increase the cost of the work.It was decided, however, to ask contractors to do this in future.A letter was read from the Hon.L.O.Taillon, Premier of the province of Quebec, stating that the o city's ap; application ! for a portion of Logan's P granted until the Bity fakes over the Chateau de Ramezay propert; Ald.ennedy\u2014 \u201cHe's Tight: he's he's right.\u201d The letter was laid on At the request of Ald, nee the Street Railway Company wa vas ordered to fix its tracks on Cen St Jean Baptiste Floctric Company complained that t| could not place poles on streets where other poles were Mr.St.George br! that the Company could not erect poles on streets where other compe nies had poles al Kennedy\u2014There won't be many verrous left then.À pi Ald n response a suggestion from Prefontain ne Mr.St.George stated that they to the City Attorney to ask his opinion as 2 whether they could erect poles on the same streets as other companies.Ald.Prefoutaine stated that St.Louis du Mile End municipality had threatened to tear up the ras on Mount Royal avenue if some settlement was not immediately ar- .rived at with the city.The matter was re- to a sub-committee, who will mest on Monday morning to settle the matter.The Flower Mission for the Hospitals.Considerable rival Montrealers who have taken up their summer residences along the various lines running into the city at whose nolpal stations e baskets have been placed as reoeptacles for flowers) as to which, line will contribute the most handsome weekly donations of flowers.While the Grand Trunk Bouaventure basket at first took the lead, » day, à slip urging residents travel- i by the Canadian Pacific not to forget that Saturday morning was the day for flowers, was distributed through the trains and met with hearty response; Saturday morning seeing the Windsor street station basket completely hidden by a.mountain of flowers, surpassing its rival at Bonaventure, but by no means eclipsing it.To-morrow again will see a tussle for supremacy.No Longer a Translator.Mayor Villeneuve upon heart of the os pointment of Mr, Chi ro jr = translator in the office of the City yd informed Mr.Davi b the appointment had been irregnlar] madé and that it should pe revoked.uently Mr.Lag- geler h as received a letter from the City erk stating that his were no longer required.The Montreal Gas Co's.Protest te the CeuneilL st suppiing va to Lhe Sse a.8 oo 3 supplying gas citizens at cents in with contract with the Ci Qounail, and By the powers they have Frid Joos todo until that Act wbi the = ! w d is repealed.v THE WEATHER.t n sm.FP Probabilities our urs: Mostly fair thunder showers.a Maxi mum and minimum tem Sri == Kingston: = the next\u2019 twenty- and warm; \u201cStar\u201d Weather Report.monte Jone a Sun Hees, aren rises, Moon seta, New moon, 2 br Harrison & Co.'s standard instru- Thermo.\u2018 64, bc Pald the Costs.7u be action against Edward Reilly ames Dwane of the Newmarket rutin rooms, f for or having Tas tited two of Detective ter's officers, was withdrawn this morning, the accused patine which amounted to four an\u201d eighty cents.An Old Gounwy Lark.Bonaventars station with /aweet munic this a from the throat ôf an E an immigrant with pra to Canada to put him in mind ot his old home beyond the ses.1 je ; 1 : | le i $ .It was useless exists between | ht against the defendant in 1877, but he sos Bee te rovinoce and for years was not Sad ot he plaintiffs took care to keep te action alive, and at last succeeded in tracing the debtor.They served upon his lawyers a list of interrogatories for defend- any to matches, giving the latest possible information about the principal sporting events taking place.These will include the senior wer, but ored them, and refused to come tin the jurisdiction, lacrosse match between the Shamrocks Judge Archibald dec that as no mas and Montreal, the Montreal-Quebec Chess ntorropatories ao far ne they went in match at Quebec; the horse races at that direction must be disallow d and the Sheepahead Bay and Washington Park, ti ment, however, \u2018was given Chicago; the\u2018aftérnoon's baseball matches, the Senior Association football matches, the opening races of Bel-Air's midsummer meeting, the preliminary heats of the C.W.A, races at the M.A.A.A.grounds aud\u2019 \u2018other interesting events.missed.with costa for the original debt of $4 UNHEALTHY FOR ANARCHISTS.Londoners Listened to their Speeches and Started in to \u201cSmash\u201d Them.LoNDON, June 20.\u2014Two Anarchists har- anged a crowd on Tower Hill this afternoon, They were not molested until they displayed a placard denouncing Royalty and cal ng St.Patrick's School.The natnes of the following pupils were omitted from the list of prize winners pub- attention to the fact that members of he lished yesterday.Fourth Class\u2014May Sul- Royal family would be present at the o livan, Margaret t McMahon and Mamie Bowing of the Tower bridge to-morrow, ven man, then the crowd e pe sign for a few \u2014_\u2014 = minutes, but the remarks of e ers in connection with the placard were su FINANCE AND COMMERCE.gestive of dynamite and the dagger to su t the taste of the crowd.Suddenly a grest NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.shout arose from the crowd and a rush was \u2014 73; made for the stand occupied by the speak- ove Close.Opp.Close.ers, The Anarchists bolted from the stand \u2014 \u2014- LE 76 and each made a dash fora place of safety.oy Tad on we One of them was successful in finding 5 5 5 5 à place of retuge in a church, and the other, J 4 766 IMs TM hotly pursued, was protected by the police.ZZ ZI i ww The crowd made a t clamor to have (78% TBE 7 8 the speakers delivered into their hands, + =-\u2014 ey Tri but were awed by the police, and finally Sc 9 \u201cx dispersed.1299 194 134 À © Nineteenth Century publishes a son- : 1612 lan \u2014 \u2014= net, camposed by Algernon Charles Swin- ss 196 17% burne on the murder of President Carnot, \u2014 \u2014 = = whose desth he compares with Lincoln's % ss % and arfleld: = The poet condoles with m= TT oT or rence and denounces the *\u2018snake-col HE HN 4 WK Anarchist fang.\u201d \u2014_\u2014 « 12 _\u2014 , s.s val Ms SIR ADOLPHE CARON.TRE = .He Will Preside Over Over the Colonial 5 3 pe \u2014 Conference Deliberations.oorm 5% 5 ; % \u2014\u2014 \u2014 [SPECIAL TO THE STAK.| 134 1 14 x OTTAWA, June 29.\u2014 The Intercolonial 10th 1004 10% 1008 Trade Conference met in secret session this \u2014 \u2014 8 » morning, in the office of Hon.Mackenzie 10s Wk Dh Dr Howell, Minister of Trade.and Commerce.0 C3 Le ix After last night's banquet there were ue 38 1594 159! sev ate arrivals, En =o The morning was devoted to the work of ex aM ee ey organization, Hon.Mr.Bowell and Sir 0% SN 806 99 Adoi he Caron were slected President and -\u2014 = = vice.ident, respectively.0 0% 10.The former Kad a carefull prepared ey of of By per, which was accepted as the basis of uv uk the work of the Conference.# oI Before adjourning a EN Een of condoi- ui Lh 4 enos at the death of Mr.well's son- i : in-law was adopted.me.We we \"The members of the Conference took \u2014 a= OT = lunch at the Rideau Club,and will not meet \u2026_-_-\u2014-\u2014 ain in conference until to-morrow.oo an mm he Pacific cable project will be con- 854 Bl MK 08% sidered on Monda, \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 = 19 19 196 19% To-morrow night the visitors and the Canadian mmissioners will dine at the Government House.MONTREAL EXCHANGE MARKET Hon.Mr.Foster is still confined to bed.oR EA for the Bran Messen yLs Juckmod 3pm.June 39, 1904 WAR IS IMMINENT.rn BOBER ome SRANGHAI June 29.\u2014Japan having re- Sterling, Soda, sie sud fused to evacuate Corea, i the general sterling.demand putes on belief that war between China and Japan Paria Cheques.sieges 15 sis cannot be avoid Beichmarks cheques, \u2014_\u2014 39% ce days.SHEEHAN'S CONFESSION.fase ex.Seg pr 5 ci He Had Attempted to Blow up the Westminster Parliament Bulld- ings.DUBLIN, June 20.\u2014The Irish newspapers AMERICAN MARKETS.blish a statement to the effect that CRjeage Month Opening Highest vi re sailor, named Kennedy, now in Bel- n June 33 sn sng à fast, his made a déclaration that .0 oo 5e 00% while serving on board the bark Trafalgar Co June.4 ul es 8 in the Indian ocean the cook, Dan- - Sept.sig 41 41 41 iel Sheehan, dr Shennan, a native Out June.8 43 \u201cs 43 of Cork, died of fever.Before he expired, : Jur.M$ N53 Si ao according to Kennedy, he sald he, and not Pork june ie ne aw aw 8s brother, who in prison here, attemp! - a ed to blow up the House of Parliament in 54 Jo ta ts 8 ta pétnned Jd that Sheehan refused to ner cm: LX 677 em ve any details the aflair, except to say ork, that be and his ther, who were then in Whaat Jens oo oo America, travelled from Chicago to London \" Sept.es pis] on purpose to commit the outrage.Corn.ae ps u 1\u20ac =\u201c « + \u20ac An explosion of dynamite on the stair Milwaukee Bent ! \"£5 above the crypt in the House of Commons Wheat ron s% SX fu.Ey did much damage on Jan A, 0 .bts SIM 8B 8K 8 lice Constables, lcs, William Cole and Thomas Toledo 3 \u201d \" - sr Mr.Green were ously Wheat une.: 8 5 $ burt.roe y pickod up a blazing par- = Jur.76 4 8 o gol do CNET a it cout and aaved the Puluth 7 ie wx wh Le uilding, \"He an X were subsequen une, = \u2014_\u2014 commended by the Queen and were rew: ward.* ju os pi} sis = ed for steady cours, Cole received the Albert medal in estminster Hail, March 1885, and he and Cox receiy considerable sums of money -and were each ter granted pensions.MURDEROUS PRISONERS.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) | Toronto, June M.\u2014Twocolored prisoners CHICAGO MARKETS QUIET.\u2018Wheat One-Eighth Lower, Corn Firm, Oates Lost One and a Quarter Cent, Pork and Lard Weaker.CHicaco, June and fluctuated thin a a fow potty arog the at the Central prison, Johnston and Jesters, afternoon made murderous attacks on their | alos! \"Me lower than'® yesterday.and were only reduced to subjection Com gained June, and closed i the romp production of revolvers.steady Bu ly Fand_ Sept.re wcak or, has rpened a knife durin falling off ic to Te June.and July.Pork a d meal tines tor the purpose of killinga ha Be, Sr nd Sept reapective vely.ost .e morning they were given ç sentences of two and three eer respective- = B 5, July: 0 pts ora {iy} N Tone Jap 03 at ly inthe penitentiary to take effect at the expiration of their present terms at the | Special Notices.Pianos tor Sale at Shaw's.J.W.Shaw & Co.,228 St, James st, make \u2014_\u2014 .WAS BEETON, MURDERED, [SPECIAL TO THR STAR.] PETERBORO, Ont., June 290.\u2014Was Frank 8 specialty of securing b ns in fine Beeton murdered?pianos an Sftering them to their custom- It would appear so from the evidence.ers at ee prices and ferme.M stock His dead body lies here cut and.man- ow.P y Webe ber, & gled, just as it was picked up Rise Melatgnan pau lia pe eens \"Hal near the G.T.R.track.e was an let & Davis, N.¥ ou Piano Co.bo nd, Shoat attaché of Cook & Whitby's circuis, prices fro: up and and itis thought he was thon from the monthly.Note the address.228 t.James train as it wont out last night.There are 8t.marks of violence on the face that could not A tree often transplanted does not thrive.yl RA es It Is Not # What We Say to Bellyvill But What French Deputies Meet.P Suge 20.\u2014In the Chamber of Deput aim LeBrun read a letter m M.Casi i Perler, the new President or \"the Re the office of Preaident 0 de pas De uties.the course of the letter M.Cas ir Prior Dank ihoge whe who have, given mie y.The assembly has imposed upon me ardu ?du AST able Hood\u2019s S Carla Does tray That Tells the Story.Its record is unequalled in the history of medicine.Even when other preparations fail, H 00 Hood\u2019s sem Sarsa- Cures] The formal announcement of the ex- resident's funeral was of |» Berl was outlined ; the \u2018credit or the fa 000 francs passed \u2014 rarned til estan: ) the Chamber ad , Death of Mr.John H.Leslie.\u2018Mr.John H.Leslie, late Chief tor \u2018Water Works Department, died at his resi- G dence, T44 St.Denis street, yesterday after- gen: eman was a native of Aberdeen, Sootiand and was-in his forty- fourth Eth Jar.was in the service of the arte for nineteen years.Mr, Laits was an old d esteemed member of > : Mispair an at [0.0.5 Fe having Hood\u2019s Pills are purely vegetaple.Mo.ae ph that society sixteen \u2014 Nes COTE ST.ANTOINE.The Coroner is Bolding an Inquest is Choice Euilding Lots, 50 x 100, 10e per feet.afternoon on the To te, Bitnated on dhe Southern seche Mountain, on the 200 Beaudry treet, St.Louis du Mile End, line of the Boclovart ere oF Ka ORC RS The youn, fellow, who is PE bars 11 years of the cars are rowsing every this property age, had been cautioned by h to go to the quarries to bathe, but ne rp - ing this be went and bis body was fret Dotting In the water jantexdav and taken \u2018 t'| will be woeth 150 Fl TERNA RARY, bargain, House sod 30,000 fest of vous en 8 \u2018 ¢ gis ay, Sica Ge 1a De Tard $068 N me, 9005 5 AND DOMINION ORGANS: Club Rooms.roe ut form MONDAY.Ju JULY Sad.7.15.0.\u2014Ride to Lachine to connect.with 8tr.Filgate to run rapids, MONDAY, JULY nd, 1030 a.m.- Grand Parade.TUESDAY, JULY 3d, 1.30 p.m.\u2014 Lachine.THURSDAY, JULY 5h, 7.30 p.m.\u2014City Ride.All mombers are expecied to attend the shave Axtares.ARTHUR MARRIES, Captain The largest and most varied stock.One price and the lowest, Easy orme Ne xe ts.- Old L oly taken in exchange.Secon Pianos at all prices.Visit and correspondence ibis solicited, FABRA 1676 NOTRE DAME.MONTREAL ng our OM rom Tu ré e Bugs diamonds f frat oa ds iré th markets, and m them , we can offer re values lamond settings, Rings, Brooches, our own factor) ins all kinds of \u201cWE WARRANT EVERY STONE to be exactly ns represe: HENRY BIRKS & SONS iit.Catherine and Phillips Square, MONTREAL.149 Lovers of the cup that cheers, do give us a call and you will be well served at Great Pacific Tea Co., 513 St.James st.1521 ONTREAL WORKINGMEN'S MUTUAL BENEFIT Ann WIDOWS Axp ORPHANS\u2019 PROVIDENT SOCIETY.! The members of the above Society are to at tend the funeral of the late John H.Leslie, at 3% pm, SATURDAY, 3h INST.from 744 9 Denis street.JAS.H.VINCENT, Montreal, June Po 105% 12,000 PSI Ep DAMACED \u2014\u2014AT AUCTION\u2014 The Subscribers are instructed to sell at THOMPSON LINE SHED, VICTORIA PIER (LONG .WHARD), - On Saturday, the 30th June | (For account of whom tt may concern), t 12900 Bushels Damaged Wheat, \\ SALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM.À BENNING & BARSALOY, Auctionsess, EX.58.AMARANTELA.1531 CUT PRICE SALE! All our $10 to $20 * less than usual