The Montreal daily star, 18 février 1895, lundi 18 février 1895

[" \u2019 _EDITION.~~ LAST on the STAR Nar wes age 39,566 WEEKLY STAR: Last Week's Issue.-+111,086._71,520 gr .0.ONTREAL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18,- 1895.VOL.XXVH-No.41.| | | } =\u2014\u2014.PRICE ONE CENT.4 COLONIAL JUDGES IN BRITAIN.\u201cwt > > THE GOVERNMENT CONSIDERING THE QUESTION NOW.Shall the Legal Luminaries From Canada and Other Colonies Have Seats as Members of the Judicia] Committee of the Privy Council?[BY CABLE FROM THE STAR 8 SPECIAL CORRE: SPONDENT IN LONDON.] Loxpox, February 18.\u2014in the House of } Commons to-day Mr.Sydney Buxton, Parliamentary Secretary for the Colonial Office, replying to Mr.Stanley Leighton, M.P.for Shropshire (Conservative), said that the \u201cGovernment had under earnest and active consideration the question of appointing colonial judges to the Judical Committee of the Privy Council.\u2019 WELLS\u2019 SKULL SHATTERED L The Examination of the Bones of the / but after the eee mt cc amen .Dead Man.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] TORONTO, February 18.\u2014The post mortem upon the remains of W.C.Wells, the alleged victim of the Hyams, was commenced! on Saturd nat morgue by Dr.John D.Caven and Dr.A.J.Johnson.The interest of the prisoners was watched by Drs.Luke Teskey and Ber- ncer.The lid of the shell was taken off and the casket was broken away piece by piece till the body was tally ex- to view.The head was carefully examined before being removed.The chief point noted, and it was one of no small importance, was that the head was compress: ed at the sides as if it had been subjected a asure of considerable farce.The doctors then lifted the head from thetrunk, and Piscine it on another slab, proceeded to carefully cleanse thé bones, but as soon as they began handling the skull it fell apart, disclosing the fact that it bad been very badly fractured.Noattempt was made to piece the portions together, parts had been carefully cleaned, they were placed in a box and seäled up and taken away by Dr.Caven.Every bone in the body was perfect.After the trial the boues will be re-interred in Oshawa cemetery.a su À Photographs of the Colborne street warehouse, where the fatality took place, are being prepared, which will greatly assist the Crown in placing the case intelligently before the jury.21 A stained and rusted chisel is also in possession of the police.This was not found on the premises, but was in essian of a friend of the dead youth, who pioked it up \u2018tm-she cellar a day or two after the tragedy, and key it since as & souvenir, _ ACTOR SHOOTS AN ACTRESS.James P.Gentry Puts Three Bullets Into Miss Yorke's Head.PAYLADELPHIA, February 18.\u2014James P, Gentry, of Collier's \u201cBack Number\u201d Conf- pany, entered Zeiss\u2019 Hotel last night going to the room of Miss Madge Yorke, the **Baggage Check\u201d Company, whippe put a revolver and shot the actress in the head three times.He then disappeared and as not.been seen since.- Gentry having eard that Miss Yorke was stopping at the hotel went to the counter and asked to be shown to her room, but as he was unknown do the clerk, he was asked to wait a minute.This he did not do ~however, but went out into the hal and ascended the stairs.Miss Yorke at the time, and Miss Clarke were rehearsing songs in the formers room.Gentr opened the door and walked in.Miss orke manifested some surprise at seeing bim, and introduced him to Miss Clarke.After hastily acknowledging the introduction, Miss ke says, Gentry turned to Miss Yorke and in an angry tone demanded, \u201cWhy didn\u2019t you meet me to-day?Before the girl could answer, he whipped a revolver from hia ket and fired three shots at her, each bullet taking effect, one over the right eye, one In the centre of the fore: head and another close to the temple.Miss Yorke was immediately conveyed to a hospitala block away, but died after reaching there.Charles T, Blaney, author of the \u201c ogEago Check,\u201d and Manager Cooper said that it were generally understood that Gentry and the girl was engaged to be married, and the motive for the deed was a fit of jealousy.THE SEAL QUESTION RE-OPENED.W'AsHINOTON, February IB.\u2014Important action upon the seal fisheries of the Behring Bea was taken on Saturday by the House Committee on Ways and Means.It was a d to authorize the President to invite the Governments of Great Britain, Russia and Japan to unite with the United States in sending a joint commission to investigate the seal fisheries of the North Pacific snd Behring Sea.The President will be x MEDICAL.\u2018 co SICK HE \"T7 Positively cured by these / Little Pills, 20 À \u2018They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsta, Indigestion and Too Hearty Kating.A per.Rect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowii.- vess, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tonc'us Pain in the Side, TORFID LIVER.They Regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable.\u2018afternoon at the | | called to_him Cardina authorized to arrange a modus vivend with these powers for the protection of the seals, until the re of the commission bas been made and acted upon.The Secretary of the Treasury will be empowered to take steps to kill the seals under the terms of the Dingley Bill in case these nations refuse to joln with the United States in an investigation, The recommendation of Secre Gresham for an appropriation of $125,000 for the payment of ail claims by Great Britain, growing out of the seizure of fur sealing vessels In Behring Sea, was called up in the - committee for the first time on Saturday, and the members declined to recommentfany action upon it because they had not been able to look into the matter sufficiently to take action upon it intelligently.The committee authorized Mr.Breckenridge, of Kentucky, to offer an amendment in the House for the payment of these claims, without any recommendation from the committee, for or againat it, and the members reserved the right to vote as they may ses fit upon the question.HARRY HAYWARD'S TRIAL.The Unfolding of the Defence's Testimony.MINNEAPOLIS, February 18.\u2014The fifth week of the Hayward murder trial opened to-day, and it is stated by both prosecution | and defence that the trial will end with the week, if there are no new unforeseen delays.Mr.and Mrs.W.W.Hayward, father and mother of the accused, will go on the stand to-day.They are to testify thata quarrel of many years ago cetranged their sous, Harry and Adry,that the/latter isun- ADRY HAYWARD, WHO TESTIFIED AGAINST HIÿ.BROTHER.truthful and dishonest and that heis tainted with insanity.They will say that H | Hayward haa a ways been model son, with the exceptien of a passion for gambling.Following the father and mother, will ons.Harry Hayward himself And he will attempt to account for every minute of his time on the night of the murder, from six o'clock to midnight.Attorney Erwin, for - the defence, will present a large number of affidavits from Indiana and Hlinois going to show\u2019 that there has been insanity tin the Haywards for three generations.KHEDIVE IS REBELLIOUS.More Intrigues.Against British Rule in Egypt.\u2019 I Loxpox, February 18\u2014The correspondent of the Times at Cairo says there is reason to believe that the Khedive is determined to get rid of the ministry of Nubar Pasha, and to render inipossible any minis: try similarly inclined to work amicably and Noyally with the British representatives.The Khedive is much influenced by a Paris journalist, who openly promises nce's armed.assistance.Attempts are being made to stimulate anti-European feeling among the Mohammedan populati in Alexandria and elsewhere.Warnin ave \u2018been received from native sources by various Europeans that trouble is brewing, and the month Ramadan, commencing next week, is anticipated with apprehension, When the authors of inflammatory articles are constantly seen haunting the Khedive's ante-chambers, the ignorant of the Oriental masses naturally assume that they have the assurance of official sanction for words and deeds of violence.Commenting upon the foregoing, the Times, in a leader, warns -the Khedive that such intrigues cannot safely be carried beyond a certain point, and especially when they are accompanied by prenfonitory symptoms of disturbances, \u2018which a few years ago brought Egypt to the verge of ruin.THE POPE'S DISPLEASURE, It i= Alleged to Hava Fallen Upon Cardinal Vaughan.LoNDoN, February 1&\u2014Although it is difficult to get-at- the facts, there seems no doubt that Cardinal Vaughan, who is still at Rome, haa fallen under the displeasure of the Pope.The mors common explana: tion is that he ventured strenuously to urge against Leo's favorite idea of beginning an active propaganda to re-convert England wholesale, and insisted that this was not only futile, but would imperil the chance of the individual conversions which he hoped to make.But it is also said that the real difficulty turns on Cardinal Vaughan's proceeding with plans for a cent costly cathedral in London without consulting the Vatican.The Pope is said to have re- \u2018Manning's famous condition, précedent .to such a\u2019 structure, and to have asked, him if it were now bap- pily true that there Were no Catholic poor ndon.: , AUSTRIA'S-GREAT SOLDIER, The Déath of Arehduke Albert at Arco, VigxNA, Febru 18.\u2014 Archduke Albert, Field Marshal and pector-Genoral of the Army of Asstria, died at Arco at 1.15 o'clock this morning from congestion of the lungs.He was born in 1817.At an early he entered the army, commanded a d vision, in Italy in 1840, took an-importantpart-in battle of Novara, received at the end of the campaign the command of the Corps d'Armée and was afterwards appointed Governor-General of Hungary.* During the campaign of 1368 he gained a victo over the Italian Army at Custoxza, and, after the battle of own, he was made Cominander-in-Chief of the Austrian Army.In 18 be received the title, of Inspector- enerkl.- MOTHER WOULD DESERT, TAL TO THE == 18.\u2014Lydia oronto, {SPECIAL TO THX STAR.} Krsosron, Ont., Februa Venton, a young lady of nineteen, Arriv Saturday with an infant.Last evening she deserted the child and left it on the door step of a resident.The police éaptured ber at the station.As slie¢ was about to take her departure from the city, and lockéd ber up.This morning the Magistrate remanded the prisoner until to-morrow.Mies Venton formerly lived in hia city.The lightest penalty \u2018or child desertion is three Small Pill.Small Dose.1 Small Price, \u2026 + \u201c© yo here at midnight on | | POLITICAL DOINGS ALL OVER.THE CABINET.MEETING AT OTTAWA SATURDAY.Was There a Decision After All Regarding Elections ?\u2014The Manitoba School Case and Gossip of that Matter, - a {SPECIAL TO THR STAR.- Saturday's meeting of the Cabinet is-almost certain to be that dissolution will come before a session.-\u2014This has not been officially given out yet, but there isa strong reason to believe that the Government came to an\u2019 understanding at the meeting, that such was to be-the case.The Cabinet sat from two o'clock until \u2018six.When the meeting adjourned, the Premier said that he had no announcement to ake, This is held by the political ex- | perts to mean that dissolution is on.Ifthe ; Government decided on a session, then there would bs no reason for keeping it \u2018from the public.In fact, the sooner a session {8s announced, if there is to be one, the better for the Government, as it would dt once settle the uncertainty which prevails in commercial circles over of improving business.There could, thers- fore, he nareasan for delaying the ounce- ment, it it were Intended to have.n session, On the other hand, it was not expected, it dissolution was decided upon, that the result would be yet given to the press.The Government is not rea to do so.If t pol on the first place, the date when it is possible to hold a general election cannot be fixed, owing to the condition of the voters\u2019 lista.In the second place, if it were possible to fix the date, it would not be given to THE PRESS OR TO THE PUBLIC until the Premier had prepared his election manifesto, aitounciug the grounds on which he was to appeal to the people.The \u2018sanction of the Governor-General to the whole proceedings was also necessary,before anything could be said on the matter by the Premier or his colle es.to do something with the Manitoba school question.There are now two points before the Cabinet in reference to the Manitoba schools.There is, in the first pince, .the petition presented on Saturday by Archbishop Duhamel and Rev.Father Allard, askingthedisallow clause in the Mani Act of amend- the School Act of 18680, which Jroventa any municipality collecting funds for other than public school purpbses.A ee \u2018Tha principal matter, however, before the Government is the question of remedial legislation.Some action is necessary in\u2019 reference to this before an election is brought on.Having this in view, the Government decided to appoint eo of the Tuesday, Febru 28, to hear the appeal of the Roman Catholics for remedial legislation.e ap will be heard at eleven o'clock atthe Privy Council Chamber.The Manitoba Government bas, therefore, been notified by the Dominton Government to be on hand, but it is very doubtful if Premier Greenway will send a representative, owing to the attitude WHICH HE HAS ALREADY TAKEN, causing a ph to be inserted in the 8 hof the Lieutenant-Governer from the Throne, saying that his Government wonld refuse to pass any remedial legislation, if asked to do 30 by the Federal power.The hearing of the appeal would be preliminary to this step.John S.Ewart, Q.C., Winnipeg, has also been notifled by the Government to be in attendance on behalf of the Roman Catholics.The date of the elections will not be given before the appeal is heard, and probably not for some time afterwards.he more time which the Government can gain in not letting the Opposition know for certaih that there is to be dissolution, the better it will be for them.ere are always certain things which a party leaves undone, until they know that the writs have been issued.It wili be a disappointment to the people of Ottawa not to have a session until the summer time, but at present there seems no chance of there being one before then.ToroNTO, February 18.\u2014(Special.) \u2014The Ottawa correspondent of the World says: | \u2018\u201c What line the Federal Government may take in the matter of the Manitoba -school question it is impossible to foretell.All the ministers are careful not to discuss the question, but | & consensus_of \u201ceplaion here inclines.to.the belief that, in the face of the positive declaration of the judicial committee, remedial legislation, in some form, or other must come.The.Judicial Committee, in effect, says the Catholics of Manitoha have been unjustly deprived of certain rights.It does not.necessarily follow that yoa should put them back in .jands, plete cuttifg away from state aid is thought y sème people here to constitute a basis of an equitable settlement.It does not necessarily follow that the Government would introduce remedial legislation.A vate member might do it, and it Is possible the uestion may eventually come before\u2019 Parent in this way.During the past week I have discussed this question with many Protestants.The explicitness of the Pri Council judgment bad not forced itself upon them.But when it was explained the | _.HOW.POSITIVE THE DECISION | was, they admitted that auch an arrangement as that just outlined was probable.\u201d The correspondent adds that the Govern: ment'\u2019s determination to settle their line af Moy In this connection strengthens the Pete that a short session of Parliament \u2018will be held.- .: The Ouillin, Ont, News Letter says it learns on unquestionable authority that Col O'Brien, on behalf of \u2018the MeCarthy element, will be a candidate in East Simcoe for elettion to the House of non, This h tt, will be the standard-bearer Liberals in South Gronville, and North Essex Liberals have Wm, McGregor, M.P.The Globes Ottawa special says: \u201cThe Liberals of Canada will make no mistake in believing that the Government will not.face another session.Theycanhotin = | THE FACE OF MB, FOSTER'S STERN OPPOSI- -\u201d TroN, \u2019 call Parliament gig he dered ont\u201d Ue weal Soci, Par ny ou = .TU ues > © ; in possible early in April, \u201cThe Globe's cor Loxnox, February 18.\u2014A despatch from OBIT.respondent does not pretend to know the Rome to the CAronicle says that the Pope \u2014_\u2014\u2014 Premier's own views bat an intimate friend has sent a protest to the Russian mi Lonvox, February 18.\u2014The Times this of his argued strongly last evening that a against the arrest of thirty Roman Catho- morning publishes an obituary of the Dows- évasion _ would only invite disaster Je Priests in Poland, who are.of 3 | , 12e the voinisire = ia mn ne au , tendensiess : «ane 2 re 3 votes - =\" Te ue 5 pee > mr TS 7 \u201c « Da .Orrawa, February 18.\u2014The result of | the whole matter, and would have the | ther, and it has \u2018been hat; Before giving out the date of an election } my.1 it will be necessary | day and [forw authority, exercised by any one man sufficient to ord a guaran of united action, either in gouncil or in Par- of the Govern- y admitted supporters.af Sir Bowell, The fact that the Finanos Minister would have to imposenew taxes, to pay the running expenses of the country, is one of the strongest reasons why Mr.Foster has decided to refuses ths task.There will be session and Saturday\u2019s proceedings be abundant evidence to the most scepti ; INGSTON, Ont., February 18.\u2014It is said Hiram Calvin, who was elected in n- tenac as a Tory, but voted against the Government on its trade again in that county.Winnireu, Fobruary 18\u2014(Special.)\u2014The Free Press this morning says that the West will shortly receive a visit from a party of touring Cabinet ministers, who Will hold meetings throughout the country.There is some talk In Brandon of bringing out Dr.Fleming against Hon.Thos.aly.His record in the past.has been non-pe i- tical, and it is said he would unite the Lib- and Patron vote.The Liberals of.Sorel (Richelieu) have again selected Mr.A.A.Bruneau as their candidate.- .Some seven hundred electors of Soulanges met In the hall at Coteau Station on Satur- listened to.ppeeehics by A.Bourbonnais, M.P.P.(Liberal), who discussed provincial polities, condemning the French-Quebec loan tion; J.P.B.Casgrain, of Montreal, who discussed from Liberal standpoint federal Brodeur, M.P.for Rouxille iberal) who declared the Government must now meet the Manitoba school question fairly in the face, and other s ers.The selection of a Liberal candidate was not made, but the delegates for duty were appointed.Mayor Duckett, of (otean Landing, presided.- THE WAR IN THE EAST.Trouble in Formosä-Is Russia Taking a Hand ?\u2014Progveus of Evente.Hong Kong, February 18.\u2014The British cruiser Mercury has been suddenly deed from this port to the Island of .ormosa, in response.to an urgent appeal sent by the British consul there for the presence of a warship.The consul said the slip was needed for the protection -of foreigners.Co NEW YORK, February 18.\u2014A cable from London to the Times says: Russia is apparently forcing the pace of other Powers n \u2018the matter of Intervention between pan and 7 ins, all \u201cthe sian \u2018 official and inspired papers declaring that it can be no longer delayed, and some even declare that it must be done within the next week or two.Be- youd the statement in the Queen's speech, that England ie cordially\u201d co-operating on this point with Russia, nothing can be learned about it here, _A despatch to the Herald from Wei Hal Wel says : The negotiations for thecapitula- tion -of the na stronghold of Wet Hal \u2018Wei have been, completed.The Japanese took session of the guns of tue forts, the ammunition and the Chinese warships.crews of vessels set free.Chinese soldiers: and saflors were taken to the Japanese lines on the Shan-Tung promontory and there freed along with their officers.The.fore who assisted the Chinese in the defence of Wel Hai Wel were taken to a place some distance away, where they will placed on parole, not to resume military or naval post in China.3 &\u2014A à to the LONDON, February 1 ; È from Tien Thin.gays that 14 Hung who has been sppolnted a envoy to Ja go Yo Pekin on February 21 to confer with the Emperor.He will re- tarn to Tien Tsin in two weeks and will then proceed to Kobe.Advices received here show that the Japanese have placed contracts for building two great ships that will equal the best British ships in offensive and defensive power.One of the contracts has been laced with the Thames Iron, Works, of Blackwell, England, and the other with the Thames Iron Ship Building Company, of London.The battleships will be of 12,260 tons displacement, 370 feet long by 73 feet am.Yokohama advices state Admiral Tin committed suicide on the nightof Feb.12 an that his res psibility n transferred to Captain McClure, ormerly the master of a British merchant vessel.A despatch from General Nedzu, commanding the first Japanese army in Manchuria, dated February 16, says t 15,000 Chinese, with twelve guns, attacked Hal Ching from the Loa Yang, New Chwang, and Jinkao roads.They were repulsed, leaving over one hundred dead.The Japanese loss was five killed or wounded.A detachment of Japanese cavalry oocu- pied Ning Hai Chu on the morning of February 12, without encounterina opposition.All the inhabitants of Ning Hail Chu are submissive and many welcome the Japanese to the town.I A despatch from Shanghal to the Pall Mall Gazette says it is asserted England and Russia have offered to mediate between China and Japan.DINGLEY\u2019S SEAL RESOLUTION.He Still Believes the Animals Should be Slaughtered or Protected.W'ASHINGTON, February 18:\u2014Represen- tative Dingley, of Maine, does hot consider valid the objections which were brought ward 1h.the \u201cWays and Means | Committee against his resolution for protectin, the Behring Sea seals, vis, that it was prevented by the Paris arbitration and the contract with the Alaskan Commercial Company.As far as this contract is concerned, Mr.Dingley says \u2018the adoption of \"his resolution would \u2018be but a question of damages to be paid to policy, will not offer | litics, L.P.| © .- only one-house in: eac never felt so sure of ou as we do at the present our goods is increasing ~ N EVERY LINE OF BUSINESS there is a difference of opinion as to whose goods are the best.If all thought alike there would be a.SHIRT MAKERS.R J.TOOKE, | 177 St.James Street.DIAMOND ROCK DRILLS.h particular line.- We r position as time.The demand for every day.Dr.Laviolette\u2019s Syrup of Turpentine Tho most palatelle, the safest, and moss effectual fod young and old - Coughs and Colds, Le CU R ES {remet Grippe, Creu, Whoeping-Coush, Catarrh, And all affections of the Throat or Lange.\u2018 23e AND 560 PER BOTTLE.© TRY IT.Read what those who Hive used it my: Mrs.Alfred Willard, No.154 Chyrch 8t., Ottawa, says: My little boy had a bad attack of the croup, choking at every moment and puflering intensely.Ha res advertisements of Di.Laviolette's Syrup of Turpentine in the newspapers, 1 ded to try a bot! snd must that to my great surprise is cured them both immediately.procure it from any wholesale house Your Druggist oan or direct from the proprietor, ; J.GUSTAVE LAVIOLETTE, M.D., 1 41 233-234 Si.Paul 8¢., Montreal.We undertake to test mineral ground, at price per foot, to 1500 feet.We lease skilled operator, or we offer complete diamond drilling Outfits at low figures.7 \u201c THE JENCKES MACH the drill to prospectors with \u2026 INE CO., Sherbrooke, Que., Complete Power, Saw Mill and Mining Plants.= + Montreal Branch\u201416 Victoria Square.34 saw tf HILL FOR BI-METALISM.The Senate Considers the | Crisis.Financial OW YOU DO COUGH! NOW I8 THE TIME TO DR.LAVIOLETTES SYRUP OF TUR.PZNTINE.No opium, no hiorphis, nd é¢hiorolofh, shd ~ consequently no wsiness, your head will will be fit for business, you will be cured.* be clear, you | ai.HEUMATICS \u2018WASHINGTON, February 18.\u2014Pr Cleveland and his Secretary of the Treasury oame in for the principal share of attention in the Senate on Saturday.The debate was lauiiched upun a resolution, offered some days by Senator Hill, declaring it to be the policy of the Government to establish a safe system of\u2018 bi-metalism, and.to maintain gold and silver at a parity, and upon a substitute for it, offered by nator Sherman (Rep, Ohio.); -making\u2014a\u2014 similar gy except that it asserts that policy to be \u2018 the esta ished\u2019 policy of the United States.\u201d Mr.Hill made an earnest and impassioned ech in \u2018support of his resolution, stating at it was of supreme importance, at this moment that Congress should Inform.the country and the world that the policy of the United States was not to maintain the single gold \u2018standard or the single silver stan , but the double ständärd and that (it parity could-not always be maintain- ] tions of the Gov would be paid in the best money ident use.His speech was replied y Mr.Wolcott (Rep.col) by whom it was described as \u201ct ing old straw,\u201d inasmuch as the House had disposed yesterday of thedsubject issue or indorsement of gold bonds.He spoke of eke of then bi-metalist = gold pasis, and e the present contract, as \u201cthe.most disastrous\u2019 oecattrence of gener hn,\u201d \u201c#nd as \u201cmost wanton, and delibér- , criminal ate-attack upon the credit of the country.\u201d More of the same kind of denunclation was ind in by Senator Lodge (Rep., Mass.) : and nator Teller (Rep., Col.) The debate not only occupied the two hours allotted for morning business, but was carried on while the agricultural appropriation bill was ostensibly before the Senate.~ TOSSED ABOUT AT SEA.Terrible Experience of the Steamer Salisbury.; HALIFAX, N.S., February 18.\u2014After being buffetted around for many days in the worst kind of weather the steamer Salisbury, fruit laden, bound to New York from the Mediterranean, was towed into port esterday by the steamer St.Jerome, m alveston via Norfolk, Va., bound to Liverpool.The Salisbury has been out thirty- nine days, and her experiences during the past three weeks ve been something terrible.On January 20 she was off the Deleware coast, when terrific gales came up and she was blown several hundred miles to sea.She was knocked About like a cockleshell.It was feared by those on board that she would turn over, the sea was so rough.The coal bunkers ran out a week ago and it was found necessary to burn the wood.around the ship.Things became so bad that they were forced to put out signale of, distress, and these were noticed.the lookput on the steamer St.Jerome on Tuesday last.of the latter vessel agreed to tow the Salisbury to Hallfax.The first night the hawser parted but in the morning the vessels came together n.The ships were rolling badly and it was hard work stretching a hawser.The gale continued until Friday, when it became calm; but by Saturday evening it.grew stormy.again.\u2018The matter of vage will be left to the court to decide.» |THE NEWFOUNDLAND CRISIS, ST.Joun's, Nd., Feb.18\u2014The Government issued write providing fog the holding of by- elections at St, John's West, Harbor Grace and Bay de Verde.\u2018The candidates at St.John's are Receiver-General Scott and Executive Councillor Morris.At Harbor Grace, Premier Whiteway and Chairman of Capthin Pew \u201cTHE COLD IN EUROPE.Great Buffering In England Storms on the Continent.- LONDON, February 8A despatch from Odessa says that fearful snowstorms are tier.The railways are interrupted, and many deaths have been caused by the extreme cold.London correspondent sends a description of the suffering entailed by the cold weather ritain.He says that England and Europe at large now look upon thé con- tiriued cold as à most grievous calamity and scourge.When the coroners\u2019 reports showed no less than 80 ns literally frozen to death in the city of London during | four days of last week, eve ishmen were compelied to realize that it was time to adopt a few additional measures for dealing with the incalculable sum of human suffering which such severe cold adds to hunger.The poor of London were utterly unprepared for such weather.A few icy corpses have been found in out of the way corners where the r wretches crawled to die.Others, by the test number, perished on their coverless Itis li * traethat ti English cities a deliberate cholos be The aid given from the public purse tothose absolutely helpless is 80 small that it is almost a mistaken kindness, as it serves only to prolong the agony.ports of the suffering in northern cities are even worse, for the cold there has been much more severe.Thus in Glasgow alone, 40,000 men are jdle and destitute.The starving multitudes in Live | are even greater.\u2018About the soup kitchens crowd men, women and children, whose sufferings from hunger are intensified by the piercing cold.e sight in Liverpos was harrowing, the scramble for bi by the famishing crowd was pitiful.There was such a rush for the bread that it was found impossible to carry out the benevolent in- tentlons in an orderly manner, and a great scramble for the foon ensued when it was pitched into the crowd.THE AFRICAN GRAB GAME, LONDON, February 18.\u2014Sir Edward Grey, in his statement in the House of Commons the other ovening,that any agreement made by Belgium giving France or any other ower the right to preempt territory in the Congo region withont the consent of great Powers was not valid, and further stating that no such consent had been given, omitted to state an important fact.England addressed a note to the Powers, inviting: them to express their united objection to the conclusion of a treaty giving nce the right to preempt Congo territory.The .Congo State and the English Foreign Office appealed with confidence to German and Italy to join in a formal denial of French rights in Congo \u201ccountry, while the French newspapers rejoice over the Prospect of securing the Nile regions beyond the Uganda.In the meantime, England's agents are silently effect- \u201cing an actusl occupation of the ieputed territory.The questions involved fail to _draw the attention of the ministers in Par: s liament, though it is known that a British expedition left Uganda six months ago, with | the avowed intention of taking possession ofas much of the territory as possible.WOULD FIGHT RATHER THAN PAY.NEw York, February 18.\u2014A- Washington despatch to the Z'Émes.Sena tion Mr.Dingley says, is generally con- | cedéd to have been a failure in its results.The Government entered into the arbitration for the purpose of enacting regulations for: the better protection of seals, and as the regulations have failed to accomplish their object, he sees noreason why the Government should not give -notice to the other ies.that uniess they unite with the Uni States to protect the seals effectively,thisGovernment will proceed to killo the animals at the islands.The Paris tribunal erred, Mr.Dingley says, in supposing the eatablishment of s zoné and prohibition of killing by fire-arms would accomplish the preservation of seal VAN GOESSEL'S HEROISM.LoxpoN, February 18.\u2014A despatch to the Daily News trom Berlin says that aBremer- haven pilot writes to the Weser Zeitung that Capt.Van Goersel, of the North German oyd steamer Elbe declined Pilot Harde's offer to get bim a life-belt.He re mained alone at his post and sank with his LEVETZOW WiLL STICK.Loxpox, February 18.\u2014A deäpatch from Berlin to the Standard says that in view of the adoption by the Reichstag of the 1 | n disct Jinary vers to the isnt of that Fa body over the members during the sittin err Von Levet- gow has decided to retain the Presidency.THE POPE'S PROTEST.on \u2018elections on the part of the government at so early a date was rather unexpected and the step is due largely to the protest of the ppdaition leaders afew ago, the claim being made that unless an early day was fixed for the election many of the voters would be absent on fishing A eo sealing voyage does not begin until -the-day-after the election.ee the English Royal \u2018Commission, and the delegation will days.__.OVERDUE SHIPS AT NEW YORK, ' New York, February 18.\u2014The steamer City of St.Augustine is still missing.It is feared that a quantity of yellow pine lumber passed by the ship Constance about 200 miles south of Sandy Hook may be from the City of St.Augustine.She sailed from Jacksonville on February 2 : The non-arrivalof the French linesteamer La m Havre, February 6, yesterday morning ang | up to this niorning,- caused no anxiety ns she was ordered to keep a look ont for the e.THE PACAUD APOLOGY.©, was due here prevailing along the Russo-Austrian fron- | NEw York, February 18.\u2014The Sun's | he Caledonia \u2014~~\u2014\u2014Natural-Miieral Waters.80ld by best Hotels, Grocers, and QURD & CO., 43 Jurors treet.244 PREMIER TO DR.CARMAN.No Masses, He Says, For th Late Premier Were Paid For by the Government.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR] ToroNTQ, February 18.\u2014The World cor respondent at Ottawa saya that on Satur day, he recelved a message from Halifax, asking what explanation was given by the Government to Rev.Dr.Carman's ch ; that > the repose of the soul of Sir John Thomp son.e message was shown to Sir Mackenzie Bowell, who replied as follows: \u201cThe best answer Î can give ls to hand you an ex from a letter, which.I have written to Rev.Dr.Carman on this subject.\"I wrote him because two or three of my friends had called my attention to the statements made by him.In my letter, I- said: + : - *F notise, by the by, th ve written other letter >, mn = Bile Lire AS ™ le, the Govern ment, for Living done Sertain w yo regard as wro a - A or masses for the re of the woul of the late Premier.I have spoken to Hon.John Hag- gart and Hon.Mr.Curran\u2014two of the committee of three in charge of the funeral arrange- ments\u2014and they say most pasitively that ne such expense was inourred.nor authorized, y ect, so that you might have saved yourself m meting out condemation where there was no Government did pay a considerable amount foe the funerel at ax and elsewhere, but after what England had dont, it was thought this was the least Canada could do to honor the late Pre- er.\u201cHow the ptory gained currency, remarked the Premier, cannot say, but 1 presume\u2019 that it originated from the fact that a num.r of masses were celebrated, accord.ance with the forms of the Roman Catholic faith, to which no Protestant could object, as with the Roman Catholics it is purely a- doctrinal matter.\u201d CL \u2014\u2014 MR.GEIGER HANGED HIMSELF, L \u2018 |SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) H:.MILTOX, Ont.February 18.\u2014Hen Geiger, an old and respected resident this city, was found hang the barn in the rear of his ry of! to a ladder in otel, corner of He left a note in German saying that business and other troubles led him to commit suicide.He lost heavily recently by backing notes for a friend, and a couple of months ago he and his second wife separated.The woman had passed as a widow for many years before her marriage to Geiger, but about a year ago her first husband returned.He did not claim his wife, but she and Geiger did not live happily together, He leaves four grown-up sons, all in good circumstances.: [SPECIAL TO THX STAR.] HaLIFaXx, N.8., February 18.\u2014It is atated in War Office circles that as a consequence of the discontinuance of the manufacture of cordite in India, the whole of the plant, machinery and establishments which were Jaid down there at great cost a short time since are to be-shipped to Canada and set and Queen streets, this morning dead._ ms ne mnt \u2014\u2014\u2014 | CORDITE MANUFACTURE.__ - gotten at the bottonr of the Eastern opposition to settling, on the basis of the award agréed to between Secretary Gresham and Ambassador Paunceforte\u2014an op supported by Reprosentative Hitt,of Illinois.But the United States has agreed to pay damages to the Canadian and American sealers, who:were praventad from takin seals, and the damages undoubtedly w be paid in time.FATAL RAILWAY COLLISION.GUTHRIE, O.T., February 18.\u2014Two men snd seventy head of cattle were killed in a collision between the Texas express and a through cattle train on the Santa Fe, in Pend Man's Cut, five miles south of here, Saturday night.The freight was comin, around a short curve so near that the bead: lights could not be seen until within thirt feet of each other.6 wreck was cau by a misinterpretation of the orders by the freight engineer, Charles Apleby, who was kflled, Patrick Condon, the fireman on the passenger train was scalded to death, FEAR A SLAUGHTER.LowpoN, February 18.\u2014According to the the month's Feaat of the Ramasan, e ninth month in the Mohammedan Jour, will probably witness an outbreak of fanaticism, and it Je represented if the Russian and English -are not ready to make.ition their ap nos at Constantinople at a moments notice, the danger terrible slaughter to Europeans will very great.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A NEW SENATOR.OTTAWA, Febru 18.Mr.Joseph Oe- tave Arsenault bas baen called to the Quenec, February 18.\u2014The apo! of E.Pacaud, filed before Judge Andrews by Hon.Laurier, was found ficient hy.- fr (Angers) attorneys.Judge rews announced that it an arrangement is not arrived at within a few days will render Judgment.SMALLPOX IN ST.LOUIS.Br.Lo Mo, Féteuary _18\u2014Twelvé oases of smallpox were found Sunday, one of them In the city gaol and one in the work house, The race track is charged with the | abroad ofthe contagjame for Prince Edward Island in the placé of Hon.G.W.Howlan, ted Lieutenant- Governor of the | \u2019 PRECISELY THE SAME POSITION s the Board of Works Daze have been select- Says: tor ' th i ious to 1890, by thee 1e mou des coma, this or ed as the candidates, wife at Bay de Lodge and Representative O'Neil, both of u not far rom this LT pe mate condi- hey were n previous : , but you must ted, by inserting in the resolution Verde Surveyor-General Woods will be Maseachusetts, ap to of thie same tions in In are unsuitable to the manu- gi $ them.some eo uival at, Ww Mak | fe sored \u201cfe te andor ding\u2014 to inated.\u2026\u2026 Constit tes for Colonial mind about the payment of the Behri facture of the explosive.ae ils | un Toma al, ee th compat | Sosy Bond ad spol Cone | Snes, AA TE SEM à WINNIPEG NOTES.from public school taxes, a re ORly permit e males by the .\u20ac.war preferable to complying with the terms _\u2014 in school and after this a ofm.terms of the contract.The Paris arbitra- Nominations on Fe calling 2 Pons _of the arbitratiqn.No one seems to have [SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) WINNIPEG, February 18.\u2014 Members of the \u2018Western Lumber Association are now in the city re-adjusting prices, and to-day will announce à material reduction in lumber.J.F.Hogan, M.P., for Mid Ti in Ireland, arrived in the city Friday, and proceeded east Saturday afternoon.REV.F.L.OSLER DEAD.[SPECIAL YO THE STAR] ToroNTo, February 18\u2014 Rev.Fenther- stone L.Osler, father of B.B, Osler, Mr.Justice Osler, Ë.B.Osler and Prof: Galet, of Johns Hopkins University, died here on Saturday afternoon, aged 40 years.SUGAR SHIP WRECKED, PHILADELPHIA, February 18.\u2014The bark- entine Badie A.Thom , Capt.Mowatt, bound for Caibarien Febru 8 or ; rt with 5000 bags of sugar-valued at $100,- and consigned to the Su Liv.Fe been totally wivoked om Memory le.Bahamas.The vessel is valued $20,000 and together with tbe cargo, was fully covered by insurance.THE EMPEROR BETTER.B , February 18.\u2014The Emperor has en Tom the cold from which \u201che was sufféring from Saturday, gave-audience to the deputation A turists Union, whose reception, w! \u201chad been fized for Saturday lest, was owing to the fact that Emperor remain- od in his apartments that day.THE QUEEN'S MOVEMENTS.| ry 18\u2014The Queen and \u2018- Loxpon, Fe Qu don.Buakinghem galsce moraine.1 ame te nadie.\u2014__\u2014i\u2014-\u2014B60P6d;-time, 4 THE A.S.A.OF C.THREATENED.THE UNION SNOWSHOE TRAMP TO ST.JOHNS.Argyle's Ladies\u2019 Night\u2014Saturday's Hockey Matches\u2014End of the Bowling Season\u2014 Miscellaneous Sports.A most unprecedented thing has: happened.The Amateur Skaking Association ot Canada is threatened with a legal action.The action is threatened because Skelly, one of the competitors in the boys\u2019 races at the last championship competitiou has not | yet received his medal.- As will be remembered, it was suspected on that occasion that sotne of the competitors were over the required age and consequently birth certiticates were asked for: with the announcement that no prizes would be awarded before these certificates were submitted, Mrs, Skelly, the mother of the boy Skelly, seems to have taken this very ill, and late last week sent her other son to the oftice of Mr.Louis Rubenstein, the secretary- treasurer, with a lawyer's letter, written in French, announcing the fact that unless thé medals won by Skel- ly were handed over to him at once Mrs.(Widow) Skelly as his guardian woull take immediate action against the Skating Asso- | ciation.A regular meeting of the Guard wus held about a day later at which the matter was thoroughly discussed by the surprised members present, AS a result of \u2018this discussion Mr.Rubenstein wrote a letter to Miu.Skelly, stating that unless within three days the required certiticate of birth is Jortheuning, the medals would be awarded to the next - men in order.The time is up to-day.Johnson Defeated by Ostlund.MinNgaroLis, February 18.\u2014John S.Johnson, the breaker of unnumbered re- oords, was compelled to lower his colors at Normaunia Rink lund, the champion: of Europe, in a race of 1600 metres or 1640 yards.A standing start was made and J ohnson led until within twenty rods of the finish when Oatlund made a wonderful burst of = eed and won by more than two in feet 2.5 The ice was in bad edition, owing to the mild.weather and the falling snow; oonsequently the tine was -24 1-5 seconds slower than the best record for this distance which was made by, Ostlund at Hamer, Norway, February 25, 1844, _race;-neverth -a\u2014pretty-one start to finish, and was hotly contested.Johnson did not seem to be in the best form.He holds the world\u2019s record for one mile and has always been a great finisher, but on this occasion Ostlund displayed by far the better staying qualities, and his friends claim that he could have widened the distance between himself and Johuson at the close had he so desired.On the Ice.The Riverside Rink will have another K carnival next Thursday événing, the 2 inst HOCKEY.Victorias Outplayed Them.Victoria entirely outplayed Quebec on Saturday.It was an utterly one-sided match, and thérefore but of little comparative interest.It promised, however, well for next Saturday, when the Vics meet Montreal.Quebec was simply uot in it.Swift was still suf.ing from the results of his falls last wee Like last Saturday, there were occasional flashes of brilliant play on the part of Quebec, but being isolated instances, they did very little good.Finlay, who acted as referee, was most satisfactory in his rulings, and the match was a clean one.The teams lined up in the following Scott The Victorias ot the rubber at the face and brought it down to the Quebec poles but lost it on an offside.Quebec attack ked the Vics\u2019 goals, Jones stopped a hot shot and returned, Drinkwater got the puck, shot and scored; time, 1 minute.Quebec did not see the puck during the progress of the second, which lasted #0) seconds.Rankin \u2018scored.The third game was the longest of the match; it lasted 16 minutes.Quebec woke up and played a good game: they kept the Vics busy for a time.Once the puck stopped just at the les, but Pullen managed to save.Then the Vics turned the tables and_commenced intoresting for the visitors, Stocking in the Quebec foals was quite a stonewall,but Macdougall eventually scored.The fourth game went to Victoria after 1 minute's play.At one time QUEBEC ALMOST SCORED, but they were unable to get the puck through the home team's defence.The next game also went to the Victorias in 5 minutes.It was perhaps the best game of the half.Quebec looked dangerous on several occasions.The home team, however, was faster and Macdougall scored.No other-games were scored this half: the visitors rushed matiers at the beginning of the second half, and Scott several times almost scored.After 06) minutes\u2019 play the Vics\u2019 forwards got the puck and went up the ice at a great rate, and Grant scored.The next game went to Quebec in 30 seconds, Scott scoring.Quebec scored the next game in 8 min- ates, Scott scoring.The ninth game es was slow.The men skated round and the puck in a listless a woke up first, and minutes.\u201d The.tenth Fame\u201d Was thoroughly contested, though most of the home team, The me was started, but time was Following is the the play was done by Rankin finally scoring in 7 minutes.eleventh called before the finish, The Quebec Seconds Whitewashed.Quebec second team received even a worse beating than the flist at the hands of the Victoria second immediately after the big match.The game at the start looked like Quebec, but only for a while.A.Balle and Drum were ruled off for rough play.The teams were: Victoria Snd.Positions.\u2018 Referee J.A.Findlay, Umpires\u2014Messra.Stephens and White.Tintekeepers- It.Wilson, D.Beattie.BUNMARY.1st game .Victoria.Gillelan 2nd game.Victoria.David 3rd gamé Victoria.enwick 4th gam Victoria.Gillelan.5th game.Victoria.vidson The Jockey match at the Victoria Rink, on Saturday night between Spauidimg s Chicago team and the Victorias resulted in an easy win for the home team by 5tot., To=-Night's Burlesque Match.This Svening will be & memorable one in the history Canadian hockey, for the on Saturday to Peter _Ost-.\u2014trom- and only MAAA] \u2018Buffer and Duller will atru pale for supremacy and teams at the Victoria Rink.Both teams came before the public last summer, when one hey met on the ward of of the MAAA.grounds and or rather tried to y, was & s side won was never settled.The teams will be composed of eight men a side, as follows: Duffers.yed, he at which Cowan: The famous Rubenstein Brothers will not be on the ice.A great many people would like to know why.It is said that Captain McKay, of the Duffer combination, was at Ottawa on Saturday night getting pointers from the Montreal and Ottawa teams.O the other hand the Buffer aggregation stayed at home and sawed wood, only in a metaphorical sense, however, The say that it is utterly impossible to give them any pointers, their star players know everything worth khowing.It is expected that when the knights of the hickory and puck don their sweaters and sally forth in the ic arena this evening the rink will Le taxe to its utmost capacity to accommodate the crowd of spectators, doctors, etc.ean- while the air is full of rumors.no Longuduil Lost The Longueuil And Montreal South hockey team crossed sticks an the former's ice in a friendly game of hockey on Saturday afternoon.\u201d The longueuilers rushed well at times, but the defence and combina- tion of the Southerners was by far superior, as the score will show (6\u20141) : ongneuil.Montreal South.Walk ES Strike ET Timekeeper\u20143.Boyd.BUMMARY, Won by.©.1st game.Montreal South.3 2nd game.Munitreal South.10 3rd game: :_ Montreal South 12 ith game.5 ath game M & 6th game.2 Tth game.4 The anameooks and Victoria.The Shamrock-Crystal and Victoria teams will meet on Wednesday evening next in the Beaver Rink, Point St.Charles, and, considering the facta that the formerdefeat- ed the Quebecers ou their own territory, and the Victoria contingent won from them on Saturday last, the public may expect a pretty lively sud interesting hour of hockey amusement when the two home forces meet on the ioe.The Victorias have already had one encounter with Shamrock-Crystal combination, with the result that they freely mit at\u2019 the.close\u2014of the matchthat| the new aspirants for hockey honors were a very active and able aypremation.The match next Wednesday will be one of ad: ditional interest by the fact that the Sham- rock-Crystals may very soon take the place of the o d Crystal organization inthe league learn the strength of the new team in a match with a team in championship form such as the Victorias.Wanderers Won.Tho Wanderers en Saturday de defeated the St.Johns Hodkey st Johns, P.Q., in a well contested game of hockey by a score oftwotoone.After the a the St.Johns boys entertained the 'anderers at dinnér and a very pleasant pent_at rink, ooth Referee Mr.Moo Timekeeper\u2014 Mr.Marchand.mpires-Mesars.Fri ore and Gardner.Quebeokers Defeat Scots.[SPECIAL TO THE STAR.) QUEBEC, February 18.\u2014Over fourfhundred spectators witnessed the hockey match here on Saturday evening last in the uebec Rink, between the Royal Scots and Garrison teams.The match throughout was very well contested, and when half time was called both teams had scored mes each.In the second half the Que- ckers improved their score by two games more.thus defeating the Scots by 4 to 2 The teams were as follows : Royal Scots.Position.Major Gault.Goal Lt.Mill Lt.Meighen.Lt.Armstrong t Sime Le apt.Brown.Capt.Cantlie.\u201c Referee\u2014A.E, Scott.Umpires\u2014Capt.J.Ibbotson, Capt.J.B.Peters.After the match the visiting team were entertained to a supper at the Quebec Garrison Club, where about 50 were most enjoyable time was had.iden the team, the following officers were present: t.-Col.Caverhill, Major Ibbotson, Capt.Thbotaon, Lt.Oliver and Lt.Burns.Montreal Dafeated at Ottawa.| - [sPBOLAL TO THR STAR.) TT OTTAWA, Ont., February 18.\u2014Those who did'not take in the hockey match, Ottawa ve.Montreal, have been kicking themselves ever since.It was a grand struggle, and, though as closely contested have taken place in the Rideau Rink, yet none have been harder played.Both\u2019 the victors and the vanquished distinguished themselves an e result of the game was: Ottawa, 4; Montreal, Lt.Davidson pont an andthe pluck and endurance shown OY tion for the three hours it took to see an hour and ten minutes of hockey.In the first place the Montrealers kept the Ottawas waiting on the ice from 8 oclock to 8.45.This delay was altogether uncalled for, as the team and their friends reached the city in ample time.It has now become a custom to keep a hockey public sitting in a cold rink for hall an hour to an hour waiting while the teams .get ready, or the captains fight as to officials.The public are nick of this treatment and it is absolutely he rules be amended to put a heavy fine on any team that is more than a few minutes late coming on to the ice.The Rideau Rink was well filled.In physique the visitors had much the best of the argument.Russel, Pulford and Chit- tick on the Ottawas wete the only men of any weight, and when it came to bodying, which was liberally indulged in, it was surprising how the light weights of the Ottawa forward line stood up Inst such Skperts in the art as Routh, Pare ibald and Hodgson.Westwick was, the new mau on the Ottawa team.He is a youngster of only 118 Iba.and of generally light build.Many object to his playing on the ground that he had not strength and weight.His qualifl- cations however were fast skating, pluck and particularly brilliant and quick atick handling and they carried him through.\u201cIn the first half of thé match the Ottawa pet 6ple took but little interest.It looked easy for Montreal, especially when their score crept up to 3 to0.A few of the more confident of the Ottawa backers then wok 2 tol that the home team could yet win.During this half the Ottawas seemed quite unable to do any The principal trouble was that the Pe ontreal orward line were too fast, and d the Ottawa defence showed the least sigh of In the second half the play vent just round the other way and it waa dus nearly all Ottawa.Montreal showed they had a marvellous defence.For fully £0 minutes the Ottawa forwards charged in without offect.They had not weight aoû to rush through Cameron and Mins, Sut th they seemed to have a the puck and were playing a aplen id team me.Russell and Smith were the icular stars, and.they did a wonderful amount of work.It was | who downed Hodgson and he bad that player pretty well played to a standstill.Barlow was the beat man on was pla aying the! the beat ame on the ice when soms o ad about shot their bolt.Exe t'on a pei of occasions, Referee Ottawas waa sowie little compensa.Montreal's forward line and it was he that |.an official as we have had in Otta ie season.The teams lined Up aa follows: Montreal.Collins °, Tue first \u2018game had barely Young claimed an offside play.sod at at the time called to ford to | Routh took it through, and a re Wei La oot seen the offside the game went.started when In the second game Young did alot of useful lifting, an and, as a result, Ottawa a couple.of shots on the Vestwion missed one then Montreal Pulford and Young the puck out for beautiful shot from the side by Hodgson to Archibald resulted in that player scoring.Ottawa made an effort in Lhe next game.It began to lobk very desperate, big Russel was seen to be getting deter: mined.He gave Westwick Another chance, but .that player inissed The Montrealers seemed to be having the best of the checking, but they had to be called down several times for offside play.Hess at last got the chance and did the ful Lplacing three straights to the credit of his ai \u2018Westwick caused a couple ofdelays in the next game.His hand got badly cut at the start and he no sooner came back than his skate broke.It was in this game that the Ottawas saw the only chance of success lay in their checking up the visitors.Smith comutenced the hard work and he kept up a terrific game to the finish of the mate Every time Youn, ited, Smith was on .it like a shot.odgson was doing a deal.of rushing until he run blindly vo Young and got a heavy body that hurt him for the rest of the match.Ottawa put in three shots until \u2018amid wild excitement Russell sco Things now got intéresting and pla; much harder., Ottawa commeuced a really first class teani game that it was seen must ultimately successful.The game had just started when Wall's whistle blew and Young simultaneously lifted the puck beau- titally.throu h the fl It was seen that Cameron had beeu settling a little dispute with Westwick and the Montreal.cover int was off for the bis was ttawa\u2019s chance, and bot) Westwick and Kirby gave Collins hard shots to stop when halftime was called.Barlow began to showup | on the Montreal forward line in the sec-nd half, Lis clean and fine play being greatly admired.Smith made a great shot, but it did not result in a game.Wall was very righbily very strict, and when Routh made à \u201cbig swipe at Kirby he was also sent to decorate the fence.Russell was sent off for a foul.Still Ottawa had one man too man and the Montreal was assailed with shot after shot.Collins made some stops and not a few lucky ones before fr got one passed him after » minutes of very | fast and very hard hocke \"The\" vest had done Russell alot of ç and nothing seemed to be able to stop either him or Smith when the next e ata The latter evened the score four minutes\u2019 play.There was intense excitement.Only two minutes remained for play.No sooner had \u2018they started than Archibald wrenched his knee a a delay ensued, In the re maining fittéen seconds there was no score- and play was continued, the teams changin ends.The excitement was \u2014 greats \u2014 lay was watched and when \u2018it was seen That Ottawa con- | tinued to more than hold their own there t enthusiasm.Russell, Westwick and mith made repeated attempts to score for Ottawa and Routh was within an ace of scoring from a scrimmage in front of the Ottawa flags.Then Russell got the - puck about four feet in front of the Mon: flags \u2018and the game and match went to Ottawa.The erowd went wild and the players were shouldered off the ice.A Quebec Man Delayed.One of the Quebec players found himself in a most unpleasant predicament on Saturday evening.The Quebec train was delayed for over two hours, and all that time he was anxiously awaiting its arrival in Montreal booted and spurred, or rather booted an an skated, and swathed in his sweater.to be driven from the train by special ab to the sheet of battle.Chasing the Puck.The Abingdon School and the Meteors teams met on the Cr rystal Rink on Saturday morning, Abingdon School winning an easy victory by 13 goals to nothing.The pupils of the Mackay Institution defeated those of S.John's School on Satur day by 5 goals to 4.BOWLING.- End of the Season.So far as the championship series is concerned the bowling season is over and the Ottawas.are the champions.The last match was rolled on the Vics\u2019 allies on Saturday, and although the Vics came off vic- à q fntabing dropped jo ane dinner toasts | in i 3 tafe 0% | medal for the the the the best 20 ina = thess were won by Mr, War son, of the Ottawa team, and they were Ad Mr.L.McRobie \u201cQue Guests\u201d was to son and the \u201cLadies\u201d were looked after by M Mr, P.Hen- nigan.: QURLING.Curling for.the Gk Gordon Medal \u201cAlthough defeated the curlers from New York State had a jolly time of it here on Saturday.The rin] and a picked team of players.The match was for the Gordon Paedal and was played in the Caledonian The ice was in grand condi.and the local curlers had a opportunity show their usual hospitality.The.© visitors were driven around shown the sights, and a goed dinner was provided After dinner Stancliffe nted the medal to Mr.ing the akip who had the largest majority, although not scoring the greatest nümber of points in the winning rinks.The visitors were accompanied bys few friends, among them being Capt.John N.Foster and Col.Juno.F.Huber, treasurer of the Empire Carling Association.The following is the score in the match: ; w tion, RINE x0.1.Empire Club, Albany.Canadian, R.Stradtee.W.Hutchison (Heather).H.S.Foster.Ju Archibald (Thistle).1 Fi Gardner Ge Ere Theta Sad.; ner.e 7 \u2014ekip à verge \u2014skip 19 RINK NO.& ; Now York Players.Canadian.J.Watt.\u2014 WoC, Cook (Caledonia).er.Kearns (St - .Lawrence).R.Lander.W.P.Soott (Caledonia).T.Watt.W.Wilson M cniodonia.«~ \u2014skip 15 \u2014skip ê1.Total.-} Total.\u201c40 Military Men Curl at Quebec.[SPROLAL TO THE STAR} |: UEBEO, February 18.\u2014Saturday morning a pe curling match was played in the hd.a Curling \u2018between teams from.Royal Scots and 8th Royal Rifles, the latier winning by 10 shots, The players on the opposing rinks were: 8th Royals, Royal Scots.Lt E.R.Hale Major G.E.A.Jones Lt.W.8.Champion Cap L£-Col.G.R White, Maj.E.B.Ibbotson, * ip, 19 skip, 9.The Thistle-Cornwall Return Mateh.The return match between two rinks of the Carnwall and Thistle rinks, skipped by Colin Sewell and **Bob\u201d Reid, respectively, Jos played on on the Thiatle ice on Saturday t, and in favor of the home db by 19to ry as follows: Thistle.Cornwall.J.H.Stewart G.P.Worsly W.Bellingham W.Turner L F.Mackie B.H.Siddall R.H.Reid, skip, 19 0.J.Bewell, akip, 9 As_the Thistle men lost the match to \u201c| Cornwall by only 1 point, they're 9 points ahead on the whole.Around the Tee.In Saturday's play in Winnipeg's big curling bonspiel the last ofthe American rinks d all left for home.to-day bearing only x Pleasant recollections of a great week of Peurling.The finals in the two chief events will be played Monday.In the grand challenge e out of a hun: entered only three remain, they bein skipped by Verner of Winni m; -Shaw-and-Dunbar; The final in the Walkerville tition is left between n a Clarke, also of Winnipeg.SNOWSHOEING The Union Tramp to Bt Johns.A perfect day, a large turnout, a jolly crowd, a favorable © wind, a low sun ad an early start m Union Snowshoe Tramp to to St.Johns on.Satu; the most successful one held within the past twelve years.\u2018This year insiead of th the clubs bs going separately they tramp Loge an arran wg that freatly added ve Las success 0 he members of the Montreal aude or y Clubs meet at the Gymnasium of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association at 8.30 a.m.ive to the Victoria tramp.\u2014 turned up at the rendezvous, but ev minute one or two kept dropping in, eac tramper on entering being met with a shower of chaff, which was kept up until the arrival of the next one.The married men seemed to take great delight in tell telling how they had escape eir wives\u2019 entreaties to stay at home, while the bachelors took as much pleasure in saying they didn\u2019t have to ask anybody's permission whether they could tramp or not.During all the talk, however \u201cheaps of good advice\u201d was being g given y the \u201c veterans\u201d who had e tramp pefore, to the \u2018\u2018young- a who were on], ing it for the first time.Finally at nine o'clock there being no appearance of any fresh arrivals, the following eighteen piled into the sleigh and torious, they are nearly five hundred pins Re %iriven tothe Victo ria Bridge: Me Se behind in the aggregate.The scores were Ww Fuiton,2od vice-president M.S.S.C.rm as follows: C.Finley of the Committee of the M'S.S.C.CT am Total.Baillie NE PSS OITE Hod ke 3 \u2018of e 3.n, ; J.H, Wallacs\u2026 fis\u201d 178 1?40 G.L.Baton, M.S.S.C.: Hodeo S.SC: n 16 13 (SITE Hunsicker RSS Cl, \u201cCom.Ex Ex.; P.t 176 Qi ou in Campbell, 208 148 iM.S.© es A Reid.à President olly Browshon \"Club; D.Pollock y ige Pres S.S.C.: C.D.Bentley, H.S.S.C.; T.Currie, H:8.8.C,; J.Gentles, H.B.S.C; P.Schuricht, H.S.S.C., and wan.3.The closeness of the contest, the excite.J.1 The followin , taple how the gress and result of the amateur pe I tournament which closed on Saturday : : table will show the taw \u201cre ul J s165 DH Dec.Me Ottawa va ; Vies 0.00 00 NO.Ml Dee.15, Ottawa va, - M.A.A.A.055 aes 2000 es 1895.\u2018 Jan.5, Vics va Ot- À ernie nian or An ces 248 Jan, 12, Vios va JAJA.ven 2898 a.183 Jan.19, M: A.A.À.now a veOttawa.[PER 2068 Jan.M.À.À, A, ve.Vies.: 305 22:89 £38 Feb.2, Vice.va.M.AAA.ee.2004 3084 180 Feb.8, Vics wa.Ot- ans sau0secse BH am.08 Feb.15, Ottéwa vs.- À.A.a».00 \u201d» Feb.16, Ottawa vs RARE 3045 3000 54 Championship, Oviara AL \u2026, 25,358.es atson, Ottawa, 4448.Hiéhest tree \u2018strings, J.B.Watson, Ottawa, The O.A.A.C.is Delixhted [SPECIAL TO.THE STAR.| OTTAWA, Out.February 18.~The mem: bers of the O.A.A.O.are delightad with the success of their bowling team in winning the championship, a Jorge measure of the success of the team is due to the inde- fatiguable efforts of Dr.Harriss,chairmanof the bowlingcommittee who bas been unceasing in bisefforta; weekly spoon competitions, have been kept up through the season, the players being classified.This has been a means of getting the team in fine sha sl and keeping them there, and a nape and rce of revenue to the poms Rear The team will probably be tendered a banquet.A Bowling £ Dinner.At the conclusion of Saturday night's ai were enter- gave every satinfaction,, and he ie as the arrival at the Bridge the bo ; | tumbled out of the sleigh, and were met, Mr.O'Brien of the Argyles.Shoes ere _| instantly.put.on and a- prompt start made, | the party of nineteen getting under way at ten minutes to ten which was the earliest start made in years.Tramping at first.was delightful the strong wind which was Blowing up the river helping the trampers grea but here and t à patch of ice Fou Tow up and if he was not careful some tramper was sure to measure his length on it, an accident by no means unfreque during the trip.While.on the river the wing quite A WHIRLWIND OF SNOW, titel almost The shore sight, which only seemed to add to the enjoyment of all.Aftera hour'sitramping the shore was reach were loosened and shoes fixed.At the end of five minutes a second start was made, and the next half-hour\u2019s tramp was the most enjoyable of the day, as the boys were pot tired then.The wind was directly from the rear, and the tramping splendid.About this time the first wire fence was met with and caused d reat sport some trampers tried to slide er, some to get | through and some to get over the wire, and \u2018 there were sev that grew firmly + tæched to that fence before they passed i Put \"ith the assistance of some of their to break their short en- omen; leavi ma behind them, me railway track was soon met with, and the tramp continued along the side of i the wind here was quite strong an not altogether favorable, blowing the sleet into the faces of the trampers.The first calls for dinner were made here and grew more numerous and prolonge as time advanced.Finally, a farmhouses heing seen in the distance, it was agreed to o that the dinner place, it was near one o'clock.On arriving near there the y were met -with shouts and yells which came from some of the Argyle trampers who had just got there a few minutes Pi: Cod is party cons esars.H.eld, ex- pres dent Argyle 8 .8.C.; J H.Gessner, Candish, Argyle 8.8 sc, and a coilie do Jessie, who had accompanied them, s party had trempod there by way of Frie my oo bad not met others.The French proprietors of the house, con- made milk all of which did the luncheon with them.It vas most ridiculous to hear the trampers trying TO SORAPE UP THEIR FRENCH and thelr hostess her English that thej might come to a mutual understandi us 00d hour was putin bere by the boys rest- eee em neara shed, hore straps the ing and note their shoes, after which eut trelre ee ils et iariad upon, fifteen the \u2018city.After been left.a} 000 Ele fra LF BT a land = on] to him, bat on app nearer found him to be a \u201chabitant\u201d Am in a white suit who was cut shooting and who snow-ahoes on.They asked him how far it was to St.Johns and were fectly overjoyed when he assured them it was only seven miles when they thou it was eleven.They were so deligh they bustied along at a great pace, vo pot there early.After an hour's tramping a second \u201chabitant\u201d was met with, who on being asked the distance, declared it to be fully i nine miles and the boys proceeded in silence.Two miles trausping and another heartless villain was met who declared the first two.didn\u2019t know what they were talking about as it was fully nine miles from there, this information drawing forth some audible groans from different members of the ty.About this time the boys were pretty thirsty, and those who had little pocket comforters used thein, while the others contented theniselves by going for every well they met with, and some of the unwise ones ate snow.Immense drifts were encountered here, some covering whole sheds and fully fifteen feet high.Finally a church was seen in the distance, and on pushing forward to it the party was overjoyed at hearing that they were only five wiles from the distant goal, only to be informed by the mext monster that it was still nine miles away, but, of course, they only believed the first man and they called him a gentleman.Some of the trampers were getting pretty well fagged, but they presently caught si ht of some steeples in the distance, ich they knew must be in St.Johns, so they pushed on.Frequent calls were made for stops to enable some to fix their shoes, but St.Johns was finally reached at about 5.30 and a rush was made for the St.Johns hotel, which meant a bath and su Ro good bath each refreshed everybod and arace was made for the dinner, whic! a splendid one and one to which amp ne Justice vas done.After dinner the parlor was filled, and songs and recitations were the order for thé'next hour, and before they knew it they only had about five minutes to get ready and catch the 8.25 train for the city.A frantic call followed for anything that had been left upstairs, and then the buss of the hotel was patked to overflowing and a start made for the station, which was reached in time.A car was soon fllled and a lively time was kept up until their arrival at Bonaventure Station, when, r cheering everything they could think of, the o£ includ ng à pretty lame collie dogs is many boys \u2018years old, tramp with \"them Gessner isa snowshoeing marvel.He tramp: ed the whole distance last year,and \u2018this year he did as well as tho beat of them.he clubs only hope-he will be able to tramp with them again next year.+ eo Argyle \u201cAt Home.\u201d The best \u2018At Home\" whicli the Argyle S.S.Club ever had took place Friday night.Full seventy-five couples drove out to the Clu House and the dancing as usual was kept up to a very early hour.An excellent su per was the only thing that caused a the programme, and that was a very Pleasant break.Following are the officers of the club: WW Burry § Hos: G.Those present were: Fioor dont, W Managers, A.grosiicn ily Ties Ward, F.E.Innes, Miss C.Auburn, Mra.E.Auburn, Miss Kate Auburn, Paris, Ford Auburn, Maggie Hoetler, Miss.Hoel tor, Mr.and Mrs.er, n, Miss G.MoMillan; Miss M.Mo- .Turnbull.K.M.Simmons, } Mies M.Brooks, Miss T.Edwards.A.Mason, Mrs.T.Auderson, } Mrs.Nunalson, Miss C.D.a.A Kellie, B.s.Kellie, W.8.Waid, Swinton, president\u2019 C.8.8.C.; \"Mrs.Laren, Lachine; Huge McUee, Hoh in ai Maude Harvey, Lac a cMillan, Min @.Auburn, W.faud Jofferies, \u201crares Dickaon, Maud Homans Thos.Hanson, Miss Eva Camp bell, kr Hauson rs.F, W.Payn nter, urn- side, Burnside, C.E.Hunt M Les Line, Glen J.0.Hannabe Miss Cecilia eo, Mo and wife, Misa Minnie lez WW: wr Brow L.Stew Mr.and Imrie, roll, Mise B.Balcon M Miss M., Miss A Miss Minnie McDougal vers, J.yoenat Miss Alice MoC toley.The Hollles \u201cAt Home.\u201d The Holly Snowshoe Club will have an \u201cAt Home\u201d to-morrow evening at the Athletic Club House.The Club's Ladies\u201d nights this season: have been very ful and it is expocted that this on one » will bo up to the sta he prizes won at the Club's recent stes lechase will be presented to the suc- 1 prize winners to-morrow evening.The Y.M.C.A.Races.The Y.M, C.A.Snowshoe Club held their annual races on Saturday afternoon at the Athletic Ciub House.\u201cThere were three events, which resulted as follows me ee he 00 yards dash\u20141, Gillespie: 2, W.0\u2019 0a dn: WwW.O'H ara; Gillespie.rasbatacle race in which the competitors 50 yards pot on their snowshoes, umped a hu le, en crawl under a foot from the snow, then ben Jumped another burdle and ran in.'Hara won this easily.There were four prizes given for the highest aggregate ints.W, O'Hara the first with 11 points out of a ie 12 Gillespie was second with 8; \" On the Track.| _ The Sherbrooke Snowshoe Club held their annual ladies\u2019 night on y, when aboot 150 members and friends went to the Club House and spent a jolly evening.Mr.J.H.Walsh, president, made a short address of welcome to the visitors.Between dances, the members gave their ciub choruses, the solos being sung by C, K.Fraser, C.wen, J.Williams aud T.J.Smith made an admirable atump speech on the suhject of snowshoeing.Sporting Gossip.Gilbert Hatfield, formerly of the Yorks, and who played third base for the Toledo Club, of the Western Ledgue, last hs.third and | sou \u201cboxing school \u201chas \u2018been.opened | unter the \u20ac ot Geo.1eblanche and Geo.Glover.on ni ; The Sullivan- Harding match for the championship of Fo rey ye pelos £100 as rowed on the Tyne Satan .Harding bea Sullivan by à length.The Newmarket Court has dismissed the sammons nted to the anti-Gambling nat the Jockey Club, which was a p er and obtained on the ground t the club was guilty of illegal betting.All the delegates of clubs affiliated with the Canadian Football Association are requested to meet at the Queen's Hotel on ouday eveni 18th instant, at 8 o'clock.Business of the utmost importance is to be transacted, and it is to be hoped that-every club will be represented.At the annual convention of the United States Inter-oollegiate Lacrosse Association, held in the parlors of the Lafayette Hotel, Philadelphia, the championship of 1804 was officially awarded to Stevens.The foilow- ing oflicers were elected for the Ensuing year: W.H.Corbett.president; J.C, Dick, vice- president; J.Pleasant, Jjr., secre- reasurer; executive committee, Messrs.B.M.McDonald, T.F, P.Cameron aud J.F.Hunter.The Earl of Dunraven has ed fo for the Valkyrie 111.Capt.Sycamore, charge of the Carina last year, in ind to Capt.Cranfleld, the skipper of Valkyrie he allegation that American sail-\u2019 Takers have infringed upon the patents of Halsey &.Lapthorn's jib-sails has caused much unfavorable comment here, and the action o the Americans is censured generally.Cowes yacht owners are seekin grounds on which they can base proceed: ings to protect their rightæ The patent in question was issued last vear, ICE TRC TROTTING, The Hamilton | Meet Closed.; HAMILTON, Ont, February 18.\u2014 Saturday the fourth and last day of the Hamilton Jockey Club's trotting races opened with beautiful weather and a magnificent track, The ice was flooded again on, Friday night, and was smooth as glass.he attendance was as only fair.25 unfinished race was\u2019 won by Grimaby Girl, Nettie Y.secund,and Hamlet third.Time, 2.240.Nettie Y.sold a big favorite, but Grimsby Girl had a walk over.Inthe second race (2.20 class) there were five startérs.Phelps sold a favorite from the start and continued so until the finish becomingalmost a prohibitive.Phelps h everything his own wa his winning the race eing on aocount his ugly actions in starting.A however, to Starter Macllroy's good ju gment this was overcome and Phelps won the race in three straight | heats, St.Michele Boy second, d, Dolce ! BUMMARY.E.Lakes, Fulton, N.Y., Phelps, br Sor J: Martin, | Montreal, St.Michele or, r Les Bros.Simcoe, Ont, Dolce, \u2018rm.25 Baker, Kllicotville, N.Y.Jo Jo, The third and last evert was ths open, which had but three starters.Dick French and Sheriff sold to 10tw 5 on the field, and Rebus 5, field 10.The first heat was the finest of the day.Dick French led all the way, and was counted on as 4 sure winner, but Rebus made a big spurt ncar the finish and won the heat.The second was won b Sheriff.In the third, Rebus started ol with a good lead, and\u2019 kept increasing.the.gap until the threé-quarters, where he had a lead of five or six lengths.Suddenly he fell back, and Dick French took the fead, winning easy, with Sheriff second.Starter Mcllroy, ow DR to the slow time and Rebus\u2019 pape actions, declared bets off in this but afterwards annouuced that Rebus had taken a hemorrhage and was a.Dick at the nose, and consequently drawn.Di French had a walk over for the n heats, winning by half a dozen doigts Summary : A Proctars Aurora, Ont, Dick French, hg séance nnncss b sages £35111 Fe Smith, w CE Sheriff, s2223 8% pe rn he 1512 emersst.2h 200.RMUY, 2004.2174.A smart Manchester man goes about with a complete pickpocket alarm s stem on his rson.Every piece of valuabl jewellery o wears is connected with a reall be battery, and the removal of his Watch or his pin or anything of that sort starts a bell ringing.The whole electric plant weighs twenty- two ounces.COTTOLENE.\u201cCommend \"to Your \"Honorable Wife\u201d \u2018 9 Mg fia PL ee Fee Rom w te Meme Ce ey Ma wl 1S henge fox yroiie dé auras offer faferior medicines ta place of this.Ask for Coc k's Cotton Root Compound, take no subsii- tuts, OF Inclate §1 and 6 cents in postage 1n letter mail Pallscaled stamps.Address The Cook Company, Windsor, Ont.Canede, Seid 10 Montreal by B.K.MOGALR, $8 Netrs Dane st Philadelphia, USTIN BALDWIN & CO.33 Broadway, N.¥, % ! : Normaunis, Mar.28, 11 ria, May 16, 4.¥.Biss it, nay Samira, May oe his Columbia, A = Hau E oBlamarck, May i n ormaunis, June AM NOTICE.\u2014Ahor June 1, steamers will run to and frown Dock at thampton alongside Londen train.NO TRANSFER BY TENDER.Besides DIRECT HAMB ina SERVICE by Twin, Screw Mail 8.8 and other 8.8.Scandia.Feb.23, 9.30 A.M | 1 March, 92022 PI March 8 10A.M ze 1040 \u2014 Ist Cabin, $45.Intermediato 6.32 | German- Mediterranean\u201d Service.\u2014 Lee re er rt rer rer - WwW: BRADFORD (EXGLAND) SHIPPING Ae known Eat Canada in whole ERE rat © SITUATIONS VACANT.NASA PISA space ries ton Tomas; OUR HARDY iso ¢ Wit Ser T ee Lave Boat, Mae | sé ga ANTED-GENERAL HEBVANT FOR SMALL Ww family Must Bass cond city references.App mmedistaly, 36 Guy, sbove Dorchester.ANTED-YOUNG MAN.OPENING IN AN OLD Lilabed retail house £ ANTRD LADY HELP.MUST BE HEALTHY, pered and nd socustomed ta Ader childre rite Bron ve to No 114 Lisgar sire, Ottaws, Out.ANTED A FIRST CLABS CUTTER FOR CUS- alloring trade.wen need ap) a patin reforcacus and salary required.Address \"8 1 AR ANTED-CANVASSING AGENTS (LADIES 12 pune ilemen en), for good paying business.ANTE ON TN MAN AS AS TUNER à ANP repairer.at 1824 Notre Dams ANTED \u2014 BY WHOLESALE PARDWARE house, to assistant, snd to travel occasio Must bave thorough know the busineas.Avoir giving re reference, t to\u201d \u201cD 1284,\" STAR K ofive.i VWANTE NTED\u2014DRESS AND MANTLE MAKER TO take charge of dressmaking department, scquaiut- snoe with latest methods aud thorough efSciency neces- Good opening.References and full particulars J D.fnomeon.Buckingham, Qu V Dowd » Ara COOK, CITY REFERENCES RE- uired.Avply ae Là Maogregor st., between }! and Vand after 7p.m.393 WA NTED\u2014TYPE PRESSMAN.APPLY SABIS- ¥Y¥- walLith ith.& | Pub.b.Co, Gazette Buils Building 33 ANTED-EXPERIENCED GIRLS FOR OUR r box department.Miller Bros.& Co., NS ANTED- IMMEDIATELY, 2 LADY AGENTS to canvass city, big profits aod, article sells at sight; peaking French preferred.2106 Notre Dawe sa up WANTED_GOOD GENERAL HERVANT.RE- ; gxperience and where last employed.Box fereupes required.Apply at 330 Frinco Art s ANTED \u2014 TRAVELLER CARRYING SIDE | line to carry special Uno of clothing, on cominis- tion: well readily to first class houses oly Address Nill particulars, experience aud routeto \u201cK 1447, Bras vice.03 AN A FIRST CLASS LADY CLERK FOR NTED\u2014 a large retail confectionery store.Apply, stating ad okie Î A GENERAL SER ANT wirHoLT We ANTED- 5 City reforencés require tout ho ANTED\u2014ANRAT YOUNG GIRL AS GENERAL versant; Miiall \u2018washing : good references required; three in tamily.376 Greoue ous » J ANTED [CARDER AND SPINNER FOR TWO sot Cautdlan vuul.capallo of woking after self operators.y letter, L.ty Urindrod & Ca, Sherbrooke, Que.8 M ANTED-AN EX PERIENCED NURSE FOR TWO young children.References required, Apply to Macanaster, 79 Sherbrooke st.Ws ANTED\u2014-A SMART YOUXG GIRL, TO ASSIST in light bousework and help mind children.Ap- 790 Lagaucheticro st ut.03 ANTED-GOOD GF, references.Small 5 ENERAL SERVANT.\u2019 erry wily.1 Seymour ave.ANTED\u2014A GOO, testant, Lwu Hutchison.GÉNERAL SERVANT, FRO.miy, av washing, Apply A CAPABLE GENERAL SERVANT for family of two.References required.Apply g or evening, 260s University at.ig) ANTED-A N.ANTED- A GOOD COOK.REFERENCES RE- Apply to 175 Drummond street, betwecu land 3 landdp monly = === = 4013 ANTED-AN \u2018ENERGETIC AND WELI OON- agent for a German export use to sell ral good lives of German manufacture.Address \"Fi 1800.\u201d STAR office.» Was GOOD GENERAL SERVANT, married woman with little wir 12 yoars of age pre.Apply 584 Wellington wa aud itcuing, must havo rcferen: PAPE wan TED \u2014 EXPRESS DRIVER, ONE AOCUS- tomed to deliver grooeries; must know west end amir Ari.Tage es required and where last empl layed, ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT, Ce ASEENE wl WARIED- GENERAL SERVANT AT 4 DROLET street (references roquired); nu wasbiny- ANTED-\u2014MAN IN EVERY TOWN TO PAINT Send stamp for patterns biter port & Co., Toronto, Ont.7ANTED \u2014A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE OUT BABY and help around the house.Apply 20 Stanley 105 ANTED - IMMEDIATELY, HOUSE AND TABLE maid, with references.78 Victor toria et Wamp as EXPERIENCED NURSE FOR or three weeks, carly id April.Apply with, qe : ferences, AM 1511,\u201d SrAR-0 SITUATIONS VACANT.NINN A HOUSES TO LET.: \u201cTHE MONTREAL DAILY STAR.MONDAY.FEBRUARY 18, 1895, .HOUSES TO LET.y ANTRD- SITUATION A§ NURSE OR NURS- 51 [33 perienged: city references.Address \u201cx n Hee.so ANTED\u2014BY COURT DRESSMAKER (FROM Bond street, Londo: England) bien class work at vwu home.Terms low.Address Mansfield.38 4 WwW ANTED\u2014BY GOOD DRESSMAKER, EXPER- jenced in underwear and children a clothes, = ork in private fa families.Cut guarantesd.Address \u20ac pos AR ANTED BY A.WOMAN, SITUATION AB sick nurse, speaks Loth languages.references.114 Bt.Ferdinand st.8t.Henn.ss: ANTED\u2014BY ny A GARDENER, STEADY AND sober, pe ent situation 09 Agentieran's Lac.No objection n distance 52 Richmond st.JANTED\u2014BITUATION AS BTOREMAN BY AN eaperienved man, or any Siber position of trust, steady, sober snd industrious.Cap furnish Al city\u2019 re ferences, from present employers will he open tor en- gugement lst March.Address \u201cF 1354,\u201d STAR good tailuress; boys\u2019 clothes made cheap.784 Cadieux st.«+ BUrss al soamstrons; expe 46 Aylmer street.03 ANTED- SITUATION OF ANY KIND.BY A bundy man, Pa or mill work.Full line of tools.Addreas * 5 Tob 87 offios.393 VV ANTED-BY TWO 0_EXPERIENCED FEATHER curiers and Howry moaulers, an cigs VV ANTED-SEWING BY THEDAY OR AT HOME, ANTED\u2014BY WIDOW ! WOMAN, SITUATION I renved: amv LET\u2014NO; 5 DUROCHER STREET, corner Sherbrooke, three story bric ek house, in perfect by water furuace; reut low.475St.Paul st.order, hented Daisy Apply T.$2 Coriatine, Hot mn lmm Lea with 0 METSORLE CONTAINED TENEments, 3and & rool te ponsossion for one ve tonegnonta withh stables.Apply 334 Colles 0 LET\u2014HOUSE, 82 52 ST.ANTOINE, cor.Atwater, 12 rooms on two flats, Apply on promises.7 hoi water.w.e nod.Also tage, 10 rooms, h oT AET-NO.20 STANLEY ST, STONE ent moderate.\u2019 Apply w 3 Stanley st.by fur a7 4 Arie vo YO LET - COMFORTABDE TENEment, flel large pantry, 9.187 Mans west of McGill st.ét, 7 ard and shed.Rent 824; no as.Patterson, 1855 Notre Dame stro, fa qe maT, Ap] 1855 Notre Daine st.Ÿ a west of Motrill 5 st.\u2014 COMFORTARLE TENE 0, 542 Sanguinet st, near Ro: &w yard Patterson, \u201cdrained and 0 LET HOUSE 9 ROOMS, BATH, tablo, separate yard, Kent Ho per month, No.228 81.Christophe street.App! ankod.well 36 samest.36 7 HOUSES TO.LET.! r- j&s and w.v., hot aïd cold water.No.33 ictoria st.Apply 34 University.et, > nr kT-1 SMALL LOWER TENEts.on Prince Arthur, on Luke + and peri.$12 to $16.Thomas ( Colline, 33 Cao mods st 97 fi T° ith a2 NICE AATTLE COTTAGE, w a six uw, b.w, C, large yard, front d back; also a relf- contained 7 rite s, b.nd w.\u20ac, with large yard, 210 and.23 St.George at, (rear).Apply 210 St.George o »7 are LET-NEW LOWER TENEMENT, 32 Gullbault st., six rooms, bath, ah - and all modern conveniences; no dark rooms.Apply to Miller & Bremner, 33 Bleur Jar Telephone 1435.fi Te LET- LACHINE, HOUSES WITH water front, nine rooms, in good order, Ua Lath, we uediale possession.uw se vseph 0 Te LET-UPPER TENEMENT, CON- + ni nine rooms, bathroom, ete.St.Famillest., or Apply at vous ply at house, De, 5 ce LPR.fi pois DETACHED BRICK HOLSE, with _rtable.@ Osborne st., 16 rooms, hot water heating; rent $1200, no taxes.Apply to J.Cradock Simpson & Co., 181 8t.James st.402 fn me LET\u2014FINE CUT STONE BUILDing, 82C >hamp de Mars street.i1 rooms, bath and w.¢.; $20.397 .LMLO FPE A GENERAL SERV.MUST RE A USE ON YLE AVE.LET-CUTTAGE ON UPPER M LOWER Mops ALOERYS x apres ges sg Pre vivre |.re pes | 8, a re siege eth, a SE Lench, 58 Temple Buliding eh ra | ue Pts dt pied low La Nt hg Aly oy Satan amare 0 LET TENE aT us LET \u2014 _ CORNER HOUSE, 108 ST.ia, Mais que \u2019 LET-LONGUEUT TWO STORY Can sur sauf Sr Up 4.bed.a perfoct order.& ie ai | vara far oh ter and ol wats gan, ote.Apply 38 Bi.Antolne : eee Sa, 3 WASTED GENERAL SERVANT AT ONCE, Blas de To ee ian ne ony orig | : = wi ca xiii; uo taxes.eg 200 Bloury st.LET-FINE\u2019 LARGE \u2018COTTAGE.Wa ~A JRRNCH 000K = OF \u201ccia ma Durother r rest, stove frost, ten | SE BED POSSESSION N.» Amp te J.aa a Awe RE ER TL R Water: furnace; und taxes Toy % lor stove if Goatrod.Apply Mr.Paton, ANT D GENERAL av JE oes.Hutch shops and dw and Gnacdinger, 86 St.Peter st.© not door.Lf rye ANT.Roses on SE Catherine.Nu Estate Gras £a T° LRFT\u2014STONE FRONT GOTTAGE 10 w LET-THAT fore Son FRONT VV ANTED-\u2014AOTIVE MESSAGE BOT FRON 15 TO Bt.James street Apply to 13 Fortat Front $0 and NT z'Eurmaces Thayer, \u20181385 Notre 1591 Notre Dame ats poly with rafarcagte = LET\u20142 TENEMENTS, 7 AND 8 : roome Price $13 and $15 per manth.LET-3 CUT STONE FRONT or | B= LET-TWO UPPER TENEMENTS, ANTED \u2014 POACHMAN.MUST BE A GOOD Apply 1984 St.Catherino ot, 38 7 gra, Nos.98-83 Mance street, wit on Hermine st, 8 rooms each.Apply Pony 9700 hate good reference.Apply at ts all made Enprooments.hota heated à oy App M 23 Hermine st, 416 OOMS, ©! e ren good teñan in @ OLE.Apply.1604 St.4 Antoine Stanleyet 91 LET\u2014ON ROSEMOUNT AVENUE, NTED- IMMEDIATELY AN EXPERIENCED aL.we -.Apply \u201c Co Be An ay good erencoes ji ouses; jr oii Bo huit hrs da > dar LET\u2014AT REDUCED RENTS, LOW- a No Sand Hnmover atieël, HOUSE mined Co Boe ; 27 Rose mount Par er hs each, fur: hot and cold water SIT ED 4X Berri, Sapper.dvalling, \u201cBo S'S: Chas an bah wc.) eto.also sid bibliog.Reatlow to good © LET_MODERN TENEMENTS.ON ! UATIONS WANTE D.romes, free mao Rooms large an and in oud order, er.tenants.Applz to R.Siaok, pst.Paul \"uo 7 a Toi Leber and Paris sts\u2019, ain Seat TOIT u we ©.cellars; rent V ANTAD À SITUATION A8 GROCERS CLERK, quired: êres to 1 1st Mar RE Tho as.74 SL 0 LET-SELF-CONT AINED STONE 10.50.We Congregation st, W.H.Red: MH Notre nues.nd a T front) bouse, il Fons, with bathroom, , Agent.ant.~~ TURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.of NSN \u2014 FURNISHED COTTAGES 0 water) to let, Lakeside.A Ad- Eg >.0.Box 17 T2 or Telephone No LET\u2014FURNISHED,A FINE HOUSE on Sherbrooke st., for the summer month; also one north st Sherbrooke.uw H Simpson, 30 St.John atree 0 qe LE LET-FURNISHED, \u201cDUNKELD,\u201d Georgeville, Lake Memphremager: residence of the Inte John Murray, Jeo house filled; everything complete, H.M.ni, D St.John st we © LET \u2014 FURNISHED HOUSK, A small well furnished house for summer months, Jocali ity of Upper University street.Address \u201cY 1161,\" STAR oftice.Iu 0\" 0 LET-FURNISHED HOUSE, 117 \u20ac Mackay stroot, immediate nocupation.fa aLe ET 1ST MAY.FURNISHED SELF- ntained hou 157 Laval avenue, pleasantly situatod, 9 rooi ome, galleries in rear; store and sheds ad join ing Houre:finest order.convenient and comfortable.Apply 10 Hutchi- son.LET\u2014OR FOR SALE, FURNISHED: | the desivable summer residence of the aT lo : HoPs AND DWELLINGS TO LET.INAS LET- SHOP AND DWELLING, No.George Bury.8 ot.Tamme Jumeastrect.257 .LET-\u2014APLENDID LOCATION FOR elling above tinery.inh Moro, dw 0x75 foots ree \u201cla x = Ria §odeon, Foon 1 16 In 107 86 8 LET\u2014-SHOP AND 8M DWELL- lng with fixtures, No.228 ary, oor- sy 2b Rloury se for dry goods or 1 mail Folephons No ou Pra fo LET\u2014IST MAY, s Lemoine st, with 1783 Notre Date, near THE STORES, 5 ard rear and Fianeots Xavier st; Aluo à 13 room residence, Seal Ontariost.Apply: to H.Austin, aut.Est John Tin, NS St Paul st Tel.723 i LET\u2014AT 1013 ST.IA Tad D shop, at present occupied b; Tr; also dont TE, upstairs, large yard and \u201cwali Apply on premisoa.eg Te LET\u2014THE SHOP AND DELL ing attachod, Noa 1 06 Mans field street, joi ning the oarner sn in St.Catherine st stree Apply 4 at No.2338 St.Cather ine.a Lui ; heat and te ves & Co £2 T°.for ihe.sans future Peuple.George Bury, and steam power; cheap.5 st, James.without power.fi mv 13 Latour strost 1 dious premises, occapied STORES, BUSINESS PREMISES, ETC., TO LE DO AAS A NA A A :T\u2014ON QUEEN STREKT, BHICK , suitable for factory or machine Avoly ! HO LET\u2014-SEVERAL WELL LIGATED over No.33, 85 and 87 St.James, , adjoining Banque je du LET\u2014MANUFACTURING FLATS, with steam power, fine, well lighted fata, 100x453; centrally lo located: win ront wi Tih.or LET \u2014 DANCING, ACADEMY, by Miss ss ovrier for eight voars, In good order and ise for past for moderate ren Apply to oS Drea street 6 pr in all paris of from $10 to por month.Henry W': & Cu.Reul Estate James at.STORES.QRFICES AND ete on application.Agents, St £2 me LET\u2014LARGE SHOP,NO.1674 NOTRE Dame st.suitable as a wareh \".SHOPS TO LET 8 TOL ET without.ae George Buty, 8 i a aT LE SU go N Greens avenue.G.A.199 Greens avenue, Coto St.Antoine: 337 oto, rent very © moderate.\u201ca ty to J.Reeves: Blsury ot.PY By 18 LET-A SPLENDID STORE, WITH all ode 1 modern conveniences.situated Na.Place d'Arnies, or Room 5, 5 Imperial Bldg.404 les st.Apply to Cvrille Laurin, 16 atherine street; modern improvements.he Romy to 2 Ervin, Sg £0 WAREHOUSES TO LET.-_ quite new, ithe rent m Paul « De MELLE 0 mT LET\u2014THOSE ROOMY AND CON- venicot warehouses, Noa, 23 to 29 King treet: Apply to G.8.Brush, Trustee, LE £ heat LET-FIRST FLOOR OF WAREhouse, 731 çC street, new, bright and Apply on pre \u2018 3» 7 FACTORY TO LET.LET\u2014LARGE FACTORY, ON WEL- fa lington street,four buüldings and yard, suitable for sash, blind, box, oF car carriage factory.Apply on the premises, D, I.Macdonald, 73 Wellington st.; 36 17 cLËT ES FACTORY, CORNER OF ig and Montcalm, in centre of Ia- bon distriot à ry four flats and basement, well lighted, heated and with power; rent low to desirable tenant.K.White & Co., Beaudry otroot.PROPERTY FOR SALE.ANS LES L ASN AAAS IAS Sn R SALE \u2014 IN MESTMOUNT (COTE ST.Antoine,) s new cottage, wi rn improve- weuta, ented to à good tenant.Will be.sold cheas to * © agen! Es EE CE ares eat f Fokus BALE-A Serge STONE RESIDENCE, | ne D Ses Ar heat- DROS; 1 lacalil + good sta ABLOINE ee: ¥ R SALE- THAT BEAUTIFUL HOME RRE- sideuoe, 117 Mackay street, in perfect order, 4 £ ply to 45 Crescen » > VV ANTED= -DRESS.À MANTLE MAKING, Dresses made from D MART Miss Hemming.æ Magdalca at, Point ue.à \u201c3.WANTED \u2014HY FIRÈT CLARS | ENGLISH TAILOR oats, vests aud pan! terod and re) ut ste turned, altered rod made over for boys, airle* i rants + bos ous ha tailor made > droncce, xe Unrate BL ies\u2019 or e ts and à manties.1 ry, w Doschester.R rh 3 Vy ANTED BY RESPECTABLE yorxa WOMAN, work of any kiud by the day.31 Busby Laue.= 3 JANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, tumily washing at her home; clothes called for and promptly deliveréd.139) 8¢t.George st.V TANTED\u2014 BY GOOD DRNSSMAKER, SEWING by the day, can cut and fit.Apply 5 A And 4 VVANTED- BY COMPETENT JERsoN.SITUA- PUB, Cathe tion as housekeeper.Apply rine st, ws A haa of a City prpferred.Address, house, situation as such, out of \u201cue city preferred.\u201cc.D.\" a Sanguinet at.0 ANTED\u2014 BY A FIRST-CLASS EXPERIENCED msn, in tb Le boot and shoo trade, who oap, cut and am\" wood or aT.LET\u2014HOUSE WITH VERY LARGE Jnrdand stabling suitable for a carter, yard, imm te on particulars, apply 22 McGill College Avenue.36.6 LET\u2014HOUSES AND TENEMENTS all parts of the city.Cradock Sirpsan & Co: 181 St.James st.366 or Apply to J.a\u2019 10 LET-SELF.CONTAINED lt a 1 PE \u2014LACHINE WEST, HOUSE OF \u20188 roôma, near Dixie, back from river.Apply at onceto Mr.Chambers, or Mr.Burrell, Temple Building.La 406 LET\u2014NICE LOWER TENEMENT, 1 No.518.Seigneurs st, & rooma, b.and ren fie per mouth, also lower tene- À Fulford, 6 rooms, b.aud w.cont $10.00, Apply No.7 Brunswick st 46 10__ LET\u2014OPPOSITE ST.J.JAMES te Church, lower and upper eatod ml Drolet at., above St: uly square, convenient Monty coat.ren or o Apply 31 St.hifi Mak © oO tons and.brick 8 4 COTTAGE LL OUT stone an cl rooms, pe! order, small law sirable Jocality.Apply 5.eT: Rickard.540 St, \"Paule Daisy furnace.Apply ds St Alexanderst.LET\u2014164A DRUMMOND, ATTRACtive lower dwelling; finest order; 6 0 LET-NO, 303 RIVARD ST.LOWER tenemont, 5rooms; rent $6.50 per month.Apply 2 Buckingham ave.GT° ms each, and ya yard to LET \u2014 no dark rooms, each, self-contained, per month, no taxes.Apply where houses will be shown, COMFORTABLE BRICK: tenement houses, five, si th and w.c., _Rent $10, 0.oi 983.Cadieux st, 3712 ANTED- BY YOUNG LADY, SITUATION IN wholesale or retail office.Uood © experience and first class city references.Address \u201cO, 1572,\u201d Star Office.TPE \u20148 TONE__FRONT__ UPPER tenement, No.59 St.Famille street, eight rooms, fine view front and back, yard in rear of shed.Apply to Alexander Hors 47 Church street.ANTED\u2014A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN as gene: servant.five days a week, from 8a m.until 7p.w.gobi 8 Overdale avenue, otf Aqueduct | st.2 Were po ea SERVANT FOR A FAMI- three: Do w mashing or ironing; must uoder- iafactory good vase ferences Sand are St.Famille at.40 3 ANTED\u2014IMMEDIATELY, À GENERAL SERvant; no washing: a nurse kept.Avvly before 11a mw.or after 7 > m., 97 shuter st.© 2 WATE D\u2014GENERAL SERVANT FOR SMALL family.Apply 117 Prince Arthur st.402 JW ro bundred per con FROM ONE HUNDRED TO five hundred per cent.tit selling our Aluminum LS sed chent and pre est sellors known.No duty, ae ise.Pükington Bros, 1ü8 Fulton at, New York.VV ANTED \u2014 PHOTOGRAPHER.coop ALL f ores Hate ages Spsakioe Eoin aad Franch \u2018ere: ata n an c prefe Ross & North 0 ANTED-CANVASSING AGENTS (LADIES OR een) (Atco i Fp Howe, | rovinos, terms-to suits wee 149,\" > STARO 40 a WW ASTED\u2014 94 PEE PER DAY TO CANVASBERS.YOU manufacture the goods.Hells at sight to everybody.Btamp for particulars.J.B.Carnegie, CT ANTED SALESMAN: SALARY FROM START: permanent ce.Brown Bros.urserymen, Yoronto, Ont.\"D: ANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED HOUSE AND table maid, for for family oft Good refereuces required.Apply snd3p ss or between 5and ue to Rona 16, \u2018Windsor Hotel a 4 de We -A GOOD YOUNG GANERAL BER vant, for a small family: no washing.Must have good refersuces.Apply 1 52 Drummond street.as ANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS CARPENTER, plasterer, painter, steamfitter and plumber, for a large repair job.Apply at once, 1211b St.Denisst.411 ANTED \u2014 A GOOD TABLEMAID.REFER- required.Apply before tena.m.or ter Joven pi Da ar 56 Durochor ot.13 ANTED \u2014 NURSE GIRL, AT TH SEYMOUR avenue (near Fort st).Refers £9 to any part of the city.33 V, kitche \u2018de D iotgood RAH, fre = a vosne en: eep no taxes.Apply 10 Hutchisun, \u2019 496 £2 'LET_UPPER DWELLING, 237 ST.Urbain, near tario, ¥ rooms including summer kitchen; two story shed; hot bath, gasaliers with house; boa or.$22, no ta taxes._Avply 10 Hutchison.38 Ce 0 me LET\u2014COMFORTABLE DWELLING 6 rooms, heated by hot water, bath and w.c.and ovory convenience; rent 12 dollars per \u2014Apply on premises, st \u2014 \u2018 LET\u2014584, 6 ST.ANTOINE\u2019 ST.stone fronts, six rooms, bath we, 3 ame \u2018il toino st.west, No.43, don ve, lower flat, 4238 S st.dames.© me LET-NEW FLATS, 6 ROOMS, bath, w.e., Kipoir tofs Ontarie m: $9 por month, no taxes.Apply 3 ntario, or \u201cSt.Antoinc., ss, LET\u2014THOSE NEW STONE FRONT 6 TO; ch A Pras furnace), 1.00.rear x HX, ply ie À.Fauteux.Antoine, or to owner, KK.Dandurand.853 Post Office.Please sta f V rooms, 15 mi corner Bleus où nd dore Best of dren.Address Office.0 1564,\" Bran £2 WA chine or St.Lambert, ANTED, \u2014 JAN UPPER TENEMENT n°5 r 5 utes walk fro of \u2018references: no chil 03 NTED-TO RENT, AT LONGUEUIL, LA- a small bo for all te 533 Board of Trade Bldg.D year round, conrenient to station or what, 5 - terms Address \u201cM 1512,\u201d STAR ofice.93 ANTED-LOWER TENEMENT OR COT tage of 6 rooms: good tenant, 7 minutes from locality.* EMR ANTED SA LOWER TENEMENT OR COT of 6 rooms, a and wo.end yard.Rent ouse,store LID ICK UBE, > aie Willis Russell, at Tadousac.Box or manufacture.Low rent.Apply to 563 St.Paul 0 Frida ic sosie ux, BRI the I Hope oki Office.Montreal.stree 402 Apply \u201cTS s STORE 85 MoGILL ST.CEL- rot ÆET\u2014BÉACONSFIELD, TWO cor.£3 Joux , fi uo, furnished, 200 yard from river, go toro oom \"Sem avid Willi a a Foran rpm ICE Atwater ENT £ minutes\u2019 (plank) walk to etation (no bus fares), routises A2 Craig st, heretofore occupied by tom five dwellings: good stabling and shed: size ey rooms, water and sink; largo open Pounds Bank Nolo Co., part or wholo.Flata lot 5èxl00 feet Bent fre places 10 ft.verandahs: high, üry, cool and éorner MoGill and William ste, well À hted (sa barçuin.Kasy term Faim well \u2018built solid brick fealty y situation; good boating, bathing and figh- .(82 *t Block, IX to 135 \u2018Herne st, six dwe jo 1h 40 and 3150).No.10 Lenioine st.G.de 3 ing: § to season.J.Widmer Nefles, 33 I § Sacrainont at.: changed inton factory i > small cout.| being ul, strong stroet._ ur aete nate \u2014\u2014 7 mount, bert and Longueuil Low prices aud easy - 2 \"9° HSE MANDSONES EURNISUED- HOUSES WANTED one opt Anar 00H plein Bias house for one year or lon Ann en _ let, Jocalit between St.Catherine and Sher TT MIS - brooke on first class west end residential street: ANTED\u2014BY GOOD TENANT.1 FOR IMME.£ F Larcl hs ren a meter of menace ca he Gon nid Duiuth.The libilides sve SaviConly wll angrily; \u201cit gou mast io, now aay mers | ses ds Tobe us ie mply contradioied \u201cliar a you ok \u2018OT iF bo asked ir ernment they would have been freed ere , a mated a from ile no ARORL 10 take Da Pro and as it hap what seemed 10 be a foolish assert this nr Von, February At a aie | ulerTEn zu, Ont es 18.18.\u2014The detalls of of one Al haz a guesaon ihe assets, which pens, m already tired with reading.Tell 1 chat is impossible, Tait.I heard.it only \u201c roscluts el at {, requires some consideration, : » February meeting | He he i of the neighborhood.QuEnmc, February 18.\u2014Mr.Ulric Barthe's M0, 00Ut the affaires shortiy as possible, lai plait myself\u2019 \" my friend.orne praitiee towards = Robert Newbury, who did the shooting, is a successor as editor of 18.L'Electeur i M and then we can go through the papers ta- \u201cNeve cless I it last night.] ter let us understand our pre on tow an of some seventy-five years, and \u2018who Chouinard, formerly editor of Za Justice.EPS on ay yo ner rer sce tea last night!\u201d repeated Larcher, each other.Vou believe thisstory of your \u201c 5 comm e cri ; eee bis vite inthe back \u201cNo, one knows! The heal is still at n this book,\u201d ald Tait, laying hishand \u201cCertainly.Mr.Hilliston would pot tell © Bring one Coupon and TWELVE CENTS to the Bran Office, or to any newrdealer who aells the STA, and get Part No.14 of the work entitled, Niustrated Album, If you wish to have French transiation of descriptive matter, mark X in tl:e followi ing blank .Btreet and No.Town or City, Secascessessesss » \u2018NAPOLEON, FROM OORSIOA TO ST.HELENA.\" the Napoleonto i 9 ® «à «@ 2 es ee rt e eee beset rvan the head, while she was arrangt clothes on a dressing case.The balle pass od through her head coming out at the forehead, killing her instantly, He thon chased the niece out into the back- hat pointing the revolver at her, bu pleaded with him not to shoot; but with no effect and the shot was fired, thé balls trashin New next turned rough her jaw.e Tee be im- self, the bullet penetrating the skull.A | sccond time he attempted to end his existence nnd a wound was made about.the temple.Newbhury's wite, was a few years younger than himasif and they seemed to get along well Aid werd very comfortably: tasted: baviog retired from farming years ago.lane, in whic the defendant was charged with giving an alderman $1000 has; been Gistissed Aa the prosecution \u2018failed to pro- - duce avidgace to sastein the charge - -\u2014Panrs, February 8 Minis of (Plblic Worship.VANCOUVER BOODLE CASE.Vancouvem, B.C., February 18 \u2014The | sed b cave of Leon: ru Mere her.Now, why not be fair about it and buy | ber» Lox i MIXED MARRIAGES IN HUNGARY.Buna PxsTh, February 18.\u2014The Pope has isaued | 3 | : Ne W Go ds Changes in the Staff.My, Tak, ore ad kan glace in Mr.i: rash \u201cbh load de.El Ta ue.of | 0 anges In the .J.Kali s promises az immediately dre Gathering of women from every section D rt t.\u2014 mr ! Ô .Hoe he had n his claim against te count romon fro: w from other -8 / epa men * : ! = the two dompapies à which he was lus: hats Sour © the gallery above was | \u201c9 : , The Phænix had paid i ta share; but the crowded with an appreciative audience.; , ° ¢ for the coming Spring have already been received.The opening of next season's navigation Western declined ed on various grounds, the Conspicuous in the gathering, by reason of \u2018 vo It is still early, however, and for some days longer at to the St.Lawrence will bring with it many principal being that Mr.Ashman had that their prominence 3 women, s work, were LN .è least we intend to benefit the public, and more : changes in some of tlie steamship cour fame week ehdeavared to have bis pla 2 the untess of Aberdeen.president 44.thoroughly prepare and clear out the various departments for the | panies which have boon running their boats | Cb air.Asses.bag rectified tbat oie International Council of Women Lad As the time is now a foachiny when.\u2019 0; approaching seuson\u2019s trade, Ly offering a number more \u2018of our un- to Montreal for many, many years t, Mr.Ashman had offered him ue pag Us it of 1 nots, re Ms Fru cb Ni eet .PP g : 0 \"paralleled and much appreciuted Stock-takinz Bargaius: The old Déminion Li ¥.whith line throug] he would set the place on fi Women's \u2018Christian \u201ctemp oe ional ho S k thi k f hei the connection of the Torrances with it, bo was in want of money, sand and Mrs.Russell 5 York; Mrs.use eepers in o renovating t err had clearly more or less hostile for one reason or another.Mr.man n arrested by the fire commissioners for arson, but bad been released, as no has made.© court held that the tres had not shown that Mr.Ashman had caused the fire himself.It was not .enough far the defence to establish a mere presumption in a case of thia kind.The other witnesses oan Mr.Elizabeth Tania.4 ot Now York, B.G dent of the National Christian e for the Promotion of Social Purity; re.J.Ellen Foster, of Washington, president of the Womens Association of the United States, and Mrs.Annie Jenness Miller, the dress reformer.The opening session was nmarely formal.The presentation of greetings from the National Council af Women of Canada, and the grestings by fraternal delegates from ! been s0 closely identitied with the progress | ofthe Dominion, no longer exists e oi houses, we desire to let them and the public generally know that we have workrooms in connection with this department where all kinds of House- inname.As has already been sta stoamers of the company were purchaxed by Richard, Mills & Company.The new concern took over all the iabjlities of the Dominion Line and paid £35,000 in cash for the Company saix steamers.À weekly service wil run as herecofore between Liverpool and Montreal, the steamers to be Stock-taking : Bargains.2000 Yurds Fine FRENCH DRESS GOODS, all New Patterns, regular prices $1.25 to $1.50 per yard; price to clear, 75¢ per yard.1000 Yards Fine FRENCH DRESS GOODS, ragular prices 85c, pe : th being the V company would have to pay Mr.man's organizations not in the council, were.: .; 90c, $1.00 per yard; our pricé to clear, 60c: yard.Eabrador, Oregon.M ariposa \u2018and.British claim.\\ gone one through, the session concluding with hold Sewing 1S done In the very best 500 Yards Fine COSTUME TWEEDS, regufir price $1.50 per Prince.The latter I» à new addition tothe Fhe company wil Tal appeal.There [aa jury the tri-ennial address of president May \u201c © \u2019 ° t.It t \u2019 man - wall.\u2018 ' yard; our price to clear, 75c per yard.Toto and \"Ontario have\u2019 nent Por for damage venons from al legod in- gutbewa \u2014___\u2014 manner.eve see ase see eee aes to Belfast t b i ous state 2000 Yards Fine BLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS, alightly _ seen their best days.The Brie re above.CHOKED ADJUTANT DUNLOP.ET ERP TAT YON rin vt hie on \u2014 - fa À .N a | .LS tol service has been taken\u2018 over by It is fully equipped with an efficient | ñ E TABLE EN Elder, Dempster & Company, who au pre , MASONIC.4 8austble Between Belleville Militia~ q.1%; An assortment of Fine HEMSTITOHED LINENS sent Own some sixty steamers, including men Alred In Court.the Meruphis, Nemnon, Merimac and Mari- .\u2014 sta ualifie (Cloths and Napkins to match), to clear at 50 per cent.posa.This.com y will also éstablish à bora of Mowat Hops SE 5 \" |6PECIAL TO THE STAR) 1 q d to turn out the finest : discount Tianlfug.of Harling i Ronald, Les ton ab Hines regular communication on Brmucviie, Qut., February 18.\u2014Two work in * # - emma zl wl a LOU! \"| .>.see oes ess ° se | Bargain Lines in LADIES\u2019 and CHILDREN'S MANTLES.ied %a Med! anne, on Fr Seale Boule the ember: Seerion \u2018on \u201cseis eronion bathe | me Len IIL SNe ter eee : ris : Bargain Lines in LADIES\u2019 COSTUMES.feature of the changes i The Rev.Mr.Pike, of Leunoxville, gave an matter has just leaked out out.It ap T Bargain Lines in GLOVES.re tm re stent Bargain Lines in WOOL and COTTON UNDERWEAR.: \"1 \u2014| ._ minion line is the fact that \"all the old employees of the Company, men who have grown gray in the service, have been or are to be disch: and their positions filled > employees of the new Company.The Vancouver, which has been commanded by Capt.Williams for some years, the Commodore of the line, is coming out Royal Victoria this next trip in charge of of anew commander.elo uent address, in the course of which he that the Maxonic order, brothers its members into a universal rot herhood, pointed out the Fathelnood bab \u2018 n Thursda n e members of.Lodge, No.denjopee ri A.M, ve a ve iS e euchre party.The card cards\u2019 ver, \u201cPeen cleared away, .Mesars.vw Rodden.and Can order came from the Depar Militia for $60 to Col.Henderson for drill instructions, and Adjutant Dunlop, who ls sent.Paymaster Bi money over to Du the latter had not per: ormed the duties for which the money was intended as pay.Hot mprds ensued tment of drill instructor, claimed the money refused to pay the , on the ground that and Dunlop demand: gas.refused Draperies, Curtains, \u2018Window Shades, Co ¢ ¢ Ô ¢ Ô ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ 0 ¢ soiled, to clear at 334 per cent.discount.LT : Ô ¢ / ¢ Ô Ô lai : ; r mm , Saxe ve.au instrumental duet, and order.which Aw Et Et to | Ç A while the steward\u2019s staff is also in charge of gave.réndered by Bros.Sim to return.The Adjutant was lear- nings, Coy Cy : ! new blood.In fact the changes will extend.Poole and R.H.Bartholomew.Mr.G.\u2019 Faith ing the office when the paymaster 1 | 9 to Ne steamer in the service gare some very funny Dutch sketches.remarked that Dunlop knew to much, upon : : \u2019 14 St.- Catheri vote ppt Line Compan as decide | he quartette oË the ! die also sang.~The which She latter, retorted that he knew .i ; + .rst prize was presen ro.m more than Tr.& exaspera 0 - a ac scene 2343 St.- Catherine -Street, tou days oue to London first, pr T7 Not\u201d Worshiptal Bro gore than Mr, Bigzar.This exasperated At very moderate rates.Designs .A few of the bond holders of the Beaver Edgar, second prize to k by throat and choked ion at the same time - .Corner of [Metcalfe Street, Line residing in Montreal have, it is Worshipful Bro.J.J.Robson and the booby using, it is alleged, very strong language, Dun op raade no \u2018resistance, bug on Saturday afternoon laid an information against Biggar for inflicting grievous bodily harm, \u20ac case came up for trial in the Police \u2018 Court this morning and will probably last all day.The affair is the talk of the city, as the.defendant is one of Belleville's moat prominent citizens.Dunlop .came m Toronto about three years ago and is an insurance agent.TELEPHONE No.3833.and estimates furnished.understood, offered the creditors of the pany seven shillings and sixpence in the: und.which has been accepted.These holders therefore secure possession of bon company's assets.The shareholders of the co com upany get nothing.The oflices in the building have been given up bee all \"the clerks notified that their services will no longer be required after a certain date.It was generally conceded that there would be no more Beaver Line but to prise to Bro.R.H.Bartholomew by Ve NG orehiptal Bro.Ras ison.credit is due to the committee.Bros, Ma son, J.R, Inglis, Clarkand Wilson.- FIRE AT POINTE-AUX-TREM BLES.A rumor was current this morning that the village of Pointe-aux-Trembles had been destroyed-by fire, but nothing so serious had occurred.A five started early this Hotels, Steamboats, Railway and Public Buildings fitted up.: or at 8c for grinding In transit.Oats\u2014 White T offered at Wc west and not taken.Barley\u2014 RA D E, FI NANC E of 4000 busliols of No.1 lying west sold a he a and choice No.2 that is 50 pound welght would pro- N.B.\u2014Mail orders promptly and -= AND - bably have brought dis.us 0 movement the, ran was receive one Interested, ot morning near the centre ot the village, but TO WAR AGAINST STRONG.f Il d d \u201cbut ve found -at So Fi ide t the C fa to the off t the only building destroyed was the resi- care u y atten \u20ac to.eee een eed ME C E weet and north With offerings few and those few ha th à bonts oil ompany's 0 this ee Ie dence of Mrs.Rieves.Owing to the pres- - NEW Yorx, February 18 The outcome .co M \u2014 R se hold at tleast a cent higher._ \" 0) ie at th bon ts wil ill agaln run s bee to got bad condition of the roads, the city fire ot the conference between | Mr Platt and .- - : e could not render any assistance.a SUTUMUAF- Fm \u2014 AMERICAN MARKETS many years in the employ of the Company.{52 oes will amount to about $20.as follows: Ex-Seustor Thomas, C.MONTREAL WHOLESALE MARKETS.\u2014_\u2014 ° THE ODDFELLOW Eee will wage var Lo (he knife on Mayor Reosipts and Shi (Gaarx.\u2014Oats, which continue to furnish (he Crtoane Frorm sy nomente | ST.JAMES STREET WIDENING.WS.through the polloe Gills at once, with the H e Ir Mor, an & ( 0 O only trading in the local market, made another Wn T, Lue.000 oush.\u2018CORN, NT yey OaTs, _ An important pthering of the members he pos loners A 20 are (0 Wh) organize e 9 fractional gain in price this morning, 3 to | ! > pole FLOUR.Shipments, Joos buh The Work Will Cost Neariy Four of the Excelsior 0.12, L O.O.F., *\u201d part nam .Beco WAEAT, 25.00 pus h.CORN, 96,000 bush.Oats, |?à will be held in the Oddfellows\u2019 Chambers, To pass a state power of removal bill, if a .Ssje being at the moment the range for No.2 1242 Le.FLo Hundred Thousand\u2014Bux Legal 351 St.James street.tou = night canvass of the two branches of the I.egisla- M .We quote: Ontario.No.1 hard Manitoba wheat, of aw Yor YORK, ue Vobruary 18.Receipts : 11.0s0bush, Expenses Again.Various topics of In (5 rey Lodge end.tyre to-daz.shbws that \u2018it can ba put .ONTREAL.: purely nominal: ze, 55 de 530 per bush; Spans | Oars 13.03 ble Cu so Frou Siitf Tho assessment roll prepared in connep: Order will be discussed.All comuitees rates bi and other reform méaures denir | 3 per St 1bs., 33 to Rie buckwheat, per 48 1ba.Monts: 126.934 b WHEAT.30.8% bush.of tion with the widening ¢ of St.James street, appoint, uring the prese present term will à by Mayor Strong and the Committee of rare \u2014 \u2014 - ! to 4üc: barley, feed, per bush, 47 Lo 49¢; barioy, cons + 50 bush, o of Oats, 35 bbls.and 7808 from Cathedral street west to the city limits Present thsir reports.Some of the officials Seventy are to be hung up in Committee ¥ res tin 85 00 50 DULUTH, February 18.\u2014Receipte:-61,000 bush, 25 filed at the City Clerk's office this of the Order are expected to be present, 5 FLOUE \u2014 There is nothing in the market this morning which calls for comment.The local call jor favorite Manitoba brands is fair, but no nego- sation for export iz in progress at time of writing.15 90; do.winter, indefinitely or until termsare made.Fourth \u2014To continue the conference at Albany on Tuesday and, if necessary, call a meeti of the State Committee to force the Leg is programm FOR POPULAR PRICED of WHEAT.Shipments, nono.Chicago Hox Market.UNION STOCK YARDS, February 1 morning by the Expropriation Coramission- ers, Messrx.8S, H.Ewing, J E.De Bellefeunille.The to le is $383,127.46, of which the cit PHRENOLOGICAL LECTURE, Prof.Alexander, of the Fowler and Wella 1595\u2014The and We quote: Pat.spri I ture to carry out th 3 30 to 50: straight roller, 82 90 to $3: strong estimated receipts of hogs were 14,000.- etors pay each one- -balf, or $106,713.73.Institute, N.Y., whose lectures here in takers\u2019, 835 to $3 75: extra, in bags, 31 35; super- official report of yesterday \u2018was 21,075, of which e incidental expenses in connection cember last will be remembered fipo, in \u2018bags, #1 23 to FeED.- Holders of flanitods mill feed have ad- nced prices to-day to $17 for bran and $18 for orta.Suppiles are comparatively light and the deman active OATMEAL.Lar Tots of rolled and granulated rack are offered at \u2018ur jo oh of Tots 85 65 to SA is the ran range.ROVISIONS.\u2014Keports furn abed ! by the trade 728 wore shipped, and 3000 left over.The quotations to-day were: Light mixed, $3.80 to sd 16; mixed packing, $3.85 to $4.25; heavy \u201chippiag, 33.55 10 $4.35; rough grades.$3.85 to $4.00.opte of oattlo were 13,000.Market slow but THE GANGES ADRIFT.LonnoNn, February 18\u2014The British steamer \u201cGanges, Captain Roberts, from New Orleans for Havre, via Corcubion, Spain, before reported as havin, broken her propelior and being towed back to Cor- - i wi Pleasure by all those who heard him, is ked for a course of lectures at Unity Hall, Point St.Charles.The Professor hax just fi fnished 1 lecture courses in Ottawa and ingston.He gives his first lecture in Unity Hall toni ht.war the expropriation ae amount to $32,764.most of whichsum, $23,805.04,to be exact, on comprised under the heading legal expenses.Ihe ot other incidental expenses were as fol- ows: All Wool, Perfect Fitting GARMENTS, BOYS, YOUTH\u2019S or MEN'S, VISIT BRITISH MARKETS.ots Are willing to bid r 100 lbs.in car lots, CHRESE.\u2014 The condition ne the market is quite ta cheerless at the beginning of this week as the end of last.Business, in fact, has sottled down to as nearly a quiescebt ¢ rondition as in the pature of thinge seems possible and it appears Tar \u2018 hae .OBITUARY.cublon, whence she was to be towed to er VAry rRomewhal 0 LIL 8] aus! adm, but the large dealers ta k much more cheer.Feb Grain and F Provisions Commytations.Apri Pio vre or While she obo folly of the character of the demand than Ho Keb A Gaol dy ges from England this Otice wor Dr.Bissonnette, son of High Constable during a heavy storm off Cape Ushant, and Clothier Canadian short cut, heavy.$13 25 to $16 00; ham, London markets for readin as! ollows : The principal award is to the Grand Bissonnette, died at Statford Springs, the Ganges disappeared.All efforts to find Bu., city oured, per, 1b.10 to JÏc: lard, compound, per Wheat.off coast, ady; o passage, Trunk lway, which receives $145,000, Conn, esterday morning after a short at- her were fruitless.: : - ; and Hatter, wails ou, EN rn bonel a.per ib.Lu t rt ally unciange pind.\"pe eh country markets ree of inflammation of the lungs.The : : : n, eless, per et at e 0 \u2018 FA = ; .Tres bacon, spice rolled, per ib., 44 To 9c; \u2018bacon, on Cy r her.Liverpool rent pot ots THE VICE-REGAL ADDRESS.doctor was a ¢ aduate of Laval Juiversity, ou are nervous or dyspeptic try Carter's 1 967 Notre Dame Street.long clear in dry salt, 74 tu 8c.y.deme moderate, holders or \u2014_\u2014 and was one of the most promising Lieu tle Nerve Pills.Dyspepsia makes Jou Co ° - : DKEssEb Hous.perupts are light aod pack- paring.tures dull at 486d February.oka The illuminated address to be presented ates of his year.His father left last night nervous, and nervousness makes you dvs.Le : CS 4151 61d N ril, 48 za May and 48 7 od June.for the United States for the purposs of bringing back the body.THE ACTION DISMISSED.to Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Aberdeen at the High School to-night, the glergymen of all denominations, is a beautiful piece of work.It rs the signa tures of the various clergymen.Maize on spot, firm; demand, odorate, Matures dull at 46 04 Fobruary, 4s04d .4s 0}à April, 48 1d May, June and July.Phar bakers\u2019 Minneapolis flour, 158.Peas on spot, per cental, 5e, peptic: either one renders Jou miserable, oa these little ttle pills cu cure bot In A.D.42, th the Nile failed to rise of the lack of rain in the heart of Grand Fancy Dress Carnival, yr now to be pretty gencrally belioved that the lavERrOOL Jarre Puices CuaRENT.Fos 14 1005.left and vertes pre pi tastefully In the case of J.TW.Burst, who claims the crops failed, and over à million peopis .nc ose of tho season will demonstrate that 5.\u2026 and-pain n lu es t he crest an damages Chas, Strangman & peris n EYRE - M AAA.: atherine Street ; hihi arn UE Beals Be GERRY Seedy or Bond Atty the 8, Be BVEF ou bn mie Le | = A-A-A.RINK, \"wa : tafe toa that the Dole dera ho are maja No.2 Cala, 9 Os toy 0 Tallow, » Ne ¢ 9 a \u2018bunch of apple re Sianitying ants, the action has been Loisissed \"y PRAISEWORTHY EFFORTS \u2018 Thursday Ev' Feb 21st, I \u2018 The cable is unchanged.ln Now York, how- | Peas 500-100 0 Cheess, 0 490 hin 0 : \u201cFame speaks them Great, and Good.Judge Pagnuelo, who decided that Hurst 8, .5.{ror there waa i a lite export tugerost, displayed The address was designed by Messrs.should have used the machine vided for Victoria Rifles Band will be in Attend w accori 0 eJournal à, \u2018ommerce - and Commercial \"Bulletin of that dy.which WALL STREET AND BUSINESS, Edwin Cox & Ce we fd Rave in 0 danger, orks, Then he or ¢ ® os vant w n Roane, would have run no danger.says: Tho market is rather quiet to-d ar.ee ss Ne bot thin in Cosme wil be adm ted ta the Club House and on the Ice.amet to be entered with there h a very satisfactory distri ution LYDIA IA HOWARTH BURIED.; ons bat.those ; rook dustons tie deck to local andoutof MF.Henry Clews in bis weekly financial re- CONSERVATORY OPENINGS.; : doorkacper a + tome trade, and the market has worked Shane the epocuiative aapodts © itn aed Mitte The funeral of Lydia Howarth, the cir- \u2014\u2014 The Canadian Government Spectator's Admission, 250 t lute Boiron, Dorltion Jor fancy colated, business.\u2018Thère has been, however, à rect cumstances of whose death have already Through the courtesy of their owners, the - as T.YATES FOSTRR, Non.fe.t quality farge now obtainable below Hjo or Of earncet thinking, and où somewhat more n recorded, took place yesterday from following conservatories were opening for to Insure i small 120.Farge white cheese is fairly plenty, cbeeriog lines.\u2018The tinanclal o Soased the residence of ber uncle on Shaw street.public inspection on Saturday: Mr.Andrew | : __ UV Allowiv 5 terest : n Congress and centre their ho u the.consummation of the Syndicate.I Joan: he.effect of the negotiation upon prices was but «eme burere showing a little more inte to Mount Royal Cemetery.Fully two Allan, Mount-Stephen, Mra.Robert hundred friends followed the remains to son, 1100.Dorchester street; Mr.es tone perhaps a trific atcadisr.\u201cFanc .300 Pcel street; Mr.= Win.Mecin sou 4 White in moderate supply and firm.small\u201d Jnder- .the cemetery on foot while a large number Ail K.©, Ofbcers, © end ! priced full cream refrigerator cheese has so; Tuorely fractional.Simply becau Ine ep apoculators ded leigl Hundreds of a Officers, beco al attended in sleighs.Hundreds o le ountain Park: Cit ener, Logan's drill class both and pre- PI i a and outlook a little ponsible to any sort'of exciting Incident.Never.Viewed the remains on Saturday and San: Park; and the Mount st Hoya © Ceretery Co.THE PURITY / OF LIQUORS.gent will \u2018drill every Tuesday and freely to exporters \u2018during tho week, but only foal case Jong-headed Jones re pesinning to flay and at indignation prevails In the TT order Ho unlfor.\u201d Pal attend.when material concessions have been made in Juer investment sed speculative Interests: as come Kas against the unknown person who THE SOUP KITCHEN SCHEME.\u2014\u2014\u2014 By the Rothschilds and other great foreign bankers Ave come to the u \u201c£3 ance is req \u2018 rices.Exports for the week foot up to 7720 FRUD, LYDON, Bt.M.& Adjt, R .«6.bo M 73 reap BM & AE BC ® 358 boxos to Liverpool, ndon, 461, do to Chicago, 850 do to Bristol, and 155 do to Newcastle.\u201d ITTER.\u2014- Stagnation fs unfortunately still the word which best describes the position of the butter market.Mlidwinter4 dulinñess \u2018was e rated last week and this state of trade today was in cause of the poor girl's troubles.Ep SP | R.Ouimet, who organized the two de- THE INCINERATOR'S WORK.monstrations of the unemployed down at the City Hall, and who asked the Mayor for The Thackeray incinerator is Working l\u2019arsfstance tostart soup-kitchensinthe-city, ery satisfactorily.Since the works were says he intends organizing another on- handed over to the city in November, no week to u The great importance of purity in liquors is generally understood; as also is la fact ol wilaky ia that tbe apirit- should be eps | |-of w.ia tha e spirit: shou for a considerable.timo under conditions | favorable to the elimination of certain pro- The loan con ap air of serious who e.ract boars pose.It tetes diulydetincd Provisions GERMAN LUTHERRAN CHUYRCH ORGAN RECITAL \"By WR, N.BICHREORN, Organist._\u2014\u2014 ent negoti- and then leavin the luckless borrower to pat fat potion wer what- urge the \" tra ion some day this ven no promise of any improvement.Dealers, | 87 Sy tre > Ki The work undertaken strat 6 Gay h ME.ot \u2014 nos invoivés.| Coal or wood hns beenutilined-in-consuming Mayor -to-adopt-theé-soup-kitchen sugges-_ of an unwholesome character, It F althongh not at one as to the wisdom of the Gov ent a ° ù à the city's } which a nts to two tio yor long been conceded that the best alt Wednesday, _ eb.20th,_.1895, | grnment nt pro bably in many with delight or plan that woul ory broad commitm which Ye t only the \"boldest and most resource ot, 50 wearied bave \u2018ul commandors of capital.Such financiers un hundred tons per day.Forty-five to six \u2014 \u2014 are obtained from storing whisky in oak st8pm.Kindly assisted by the following artists: re Io generated by | SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.| asia wel ated buildings a ord oven tom pounis.of-steam _ventil opt at | Mise Marie Mellimshend, Soprano: Mr.Ine.the become with their uprowardod watching for derstand tho significance of an undertaking i hich is Suffer \u2014\u2014 .Mr.Relehling, ir th passing gases, whic sufficient to drive - the proper temperature, Ind ean of eto 2 oh KS, Cream, Tour Tiborona nation.They apirocinia.arate an elec to ligh it plant, capable of | hing The Annual Convention of the Sunda Unfortunately, however, it is com - ADMISSION FREE.iL slips dairy, finon.lasolling at to lac.The do.of saviug a nation's credit, and are not likely St.Gabri and Point St.C Schaal Union of the Province of Quebec will tively easy to 20 mani apirit as mand is Amost confined Lo these two descrip.to ad ministers A momentary dliative te then In pearly ai American systems coat oil: has, som oy nce in Douglas Char inst tnt to make it appear matured, while de ! or u uraday of next week, and w v ous eleme re not_removed,- \u2018Kaas.The market this morning, prestige as well aa for Digh profit.They com- norel by 0 INSO LVENT NOTICE.although merely concealed by the added ingredients, which are themselves often decidedly unwholesome.In this wayany but the keenest prehend that there is such a thing as patriotio titude.and are aware that a nation paved rge of monetary de on and\u2019 the, whole of the following day.It is both modorately active and firm elsgates will ment of excitement THE INSURANCE COMPANY WINS.ent 20 long as talk of corners in the United States and advancing prices expocted that three hundred de take part in the proceedings.in New York.Hoston and other American centres Lkely to forget its benefactors.The action of Mesars.H.A.Wilder & Co., \u2014 judges may be deceived until the a In the matter of DESPAROIS FRERE ! Now laid versus the Phoenix Insurance Co.has been ; ffects reveal the truth.Happily the Cana- i mana Ne nid sock In ingle es dlamissed by Mr.Justice Paguueio.Mesors.| YELLOW FEVER ON BOARD, § hy sears ELMENDORF'S dian Government has for many recog- | ; undersigned will sell, b; publie auction, > at 13 to dc.RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.\u2018Wilder had insured their goods in 27 Wil- nixed this fact and made am e provision at No.Ov Gt st.James st.Montreal ¢ on WEDNES- alas | day No.1 straight timothy is quoted liam street.They had stored more Lownox February 18 18\u2014The Norw for the protection of the far DAY, tlie 20th February, 1805, at 11 o'clock au 5 Oe For py Shipping at 36.20 Pons, bush G.Tar CPR in No.29, adjoining.These goods ha been schooner Mauran auranger, Cap t_Knudsen, ™ native wbiskies are con ee ed, by onsblie an.the assets of (he Gstate as under: i sais gares] PEN 8 om [SEEGER Era des Cape nis BERETS mates EE Ë Avr \u2014 Suppli ely light Flour, bbl \u2019 e in- uc ore it has passed Ve ou : ee LE J Cw Swoosh Th SEISTRGUR SR Gent le, hrc fal a 9 FANE.aice are wor an utter, n aware guaranteed by a Ÿ .r to fair at $1 1010 $1 2% Cheeso boxes, _\u2014 s laintiffs' goods tored ee Terms 0 asd de t of $100 on ad : = PROP.~The feeling of depression which has for 00 \u201d of the D ad teen à in THE PANAMA CANAL.Depart vs re où pres the fhe capevde of te le the qualcaaion 0 sale, cash, aad ventory ca A Sars Cure fer La Grippe.7 vaio reviled is inten su lod rather than dimiu- Er troies A, : 19 le Me rn PANAMA C ernment in the world which follows such a wil Appliasion te the Cu Curkiar at his ooo.\u2018 190% en mn 0 0 n thie mar © eu L \u2014 » \u2018 - ! Emo En NEC fermer In Crete es anne ear bef: LR plocesaû ve S$ AUXILIARY.- Couox, Febraary 18.\u2014M.dela Tourneri course, and It cannot be too highly com- ALVRED T.HOLLAND, Curator, A Healthful Chewing Gum, have in some instances ox prosed a willingness High inca bbls, \u2014\u2014 « The annual service the Diocesan Chie Engineer à Af the new Panama Ca '| fons may be held as to the e use of stimulants Touxpie Bldg, 165 1.Jauses at.Montreak Curing Coughs, Colds \u20acnd Bore Throat, to give tone as well as out prices.Woman's Aoxiliary will \u201cFe held in Christ Hv here an - ve, to examine into the as a beverage, few reasonable.e people doubt MARCOTTE BEOB.Auctioncers.a1 | Inflammation of the Langs, Con- __ Live Stock Market.Loudon fiteak Markets.Church Cathedral on | Téesday, Februar ition ee canal.| .Affairs of the that they ary frequently invaluable medi mmption, Oatarrh, Rose Cold J Mesure.M O'Brise he.a Us a ne and will Sonalst Qi œl celebre canal remain in the dormant a cinal is all will admit that those who : or Pover, Asthma.Dys- (one SEIN TITUS ED AML aun marker 13 oo day de Row - $y the Lond Bishop of he Dice: He that has provatiod for some time.Er Ma Grok Pere BA UPPER TENEMENT 175 oem nes corsoees oats 140 h fairly acti mand vited ; .ses, for cattie nt from 2} to.Sic \u201cper Ib.re omen London pra, re There will be meetings of the MURDER IN JERSEY CITY.The celebrated brands of whisk .aveunling to.quality.The calves on offar were after prices.eautraleat Auxii on the same day in the S nod dian \u201cpor and \u201cnp\u201d dist led an TO LET, AT 88.i , in quali d sold low 4 3 and 8 p.m., on the Sry bp and amie.only miout Dhs \"05 Pi 4 0 ing dey 0m somes ci WT.Ferry a ont | PWT Brine I La A EN OL er PRICE 5 CENTS : cons \u201d Following is the general range of quotations: Kan & Toxas, 1 ti THE CIVIC FEVER MOSPITAL Eran: mn Hoboken to-day.cu J scribed.teed by the Jact orerament ry Shove de- From epbeyivyeien Rent Free to 1st a ein: or Ki to bad do.Se 10e de: Lostrriio EN.arasor.The d vas vi rer put wp a bottle of whisky for sals .ln poo rep Sample by Mall Two Se.Stamps.rot > dede medias ta ia ions op b=: Fa Pr.1 uit, workmén at the civic hospital on 28 med by the murderer\u2019 s mother, Td Te Which toas wot #0 guaranteed.) y! E.\"COOPER.« Star* Office.calves, ox ci ME to $00, Pio hal; LE eases, 3 p4 Batarday pein whole vins are nou weshin during the absence of } in| ; Y zB, For Sale By Drugeists.vo fair, do, #2 00 ! 10 open for occu there are about the Snake Hill penitentiary, where have bought Decker ew ou vo \u2014 \u201c \u2018 Sa Union a a dosen patients in then institution, moss of been sent for wife beating.Jealousy is said .C.W.Lindsay, Toronto Produce Market Wabash Pr.| 13 them.fever cases.to have prompled the erime.un ry Cotliorine a st.has a i tm of = TO LET, \u2018 THE, CANADIAN SPECIALTY CO, re mopeiont qu ie eee er.Hrac crie vérme, Febroney 1 \u2014 The THE BODY IDENTIFIED, + TO RELIEVE THE THE DISTRESS.Mgany, Circassian walnut and other woods, [urmished Fous =a wt y for oot reas mre.3e Front 1.Cast, TORONTO, Ont.pci 2 Fe de Rr SR x body of the woman whe Lowpou, F ay 16\u20147he continued Have you tried \u201c Ezxannons's Tas Gun® rome.aaitobe au at oil vost ; | died ou Feel stress Friday cold weather in today te daily edd- | for thet cold of yon Worth U7ing.Beasts COLLEGE AVENVE., L -__ To Haïifax [TI Te BIRTHS.Mance street, ou Lith Fobre- .C.Piuhey of à son.\u2018 PINHET-\u2014At IT ary, the wife of » MARRIAGES.BUTLER-HODGINS- On Fevront 1 Pa Duan, Harsfield din, \u2018at London, rik BALLENTYNE-WOULLAND\u2014A ., on the 5th inst, by the Nore \u2018Shearer; George Hallentynoto Ads Fawoett Le oodland.BROWNLEE-BUCHAN AN \u2014 At Glen Sutton, on February Rev.J.H.Lackey, W.H.Brownlee to Lily achanan.* CROSS-CRAWFORD\u2014 At the Pamonags: at Bromo Corner, on Tuesda evohing.the Rov.A.J.Lackey, Elmore Cross oungest daughter of the late John Crawford, GARDNER HOLMES At Port Lewis, ou\u2019 6h inst., by Rev.Muir, D.D., William T.Gardner, of \u201cCaseviile, Mich., to Matilda, Jouugost da daughter of the late \"John Holmes, STRATHX RICHEY \u2014 Ga Wedneadar 13th of ruary, 1895, at St.James Cathed r 3 bi Kev.Cynon Du Moulin, rectur, Char} c.ilmot Sirah , son of the gate Dr.George W.thy, to ol on } ughter of the late Sonn chey, E \"bEATRS.BIRSONNETTE\u2014At St.John, =; sth February, Mr.Joseph Bissunuctte, aged 68 v * BROWN\u2014On Mouday, the 11th in ai London, Ont.» Laura, wife Harry J.Brows, aged 97 years.\" ° BOARD\u2014In'London West, on uth inst.Ann, wife of Thoman Board.* BALDWIN\u2014At Toronto, Ont.on Wednesday, February 13, Frances J.Baldwin, widow of the late Canon Baldwin.* CAMPRELL-In Townshipof Tay.on Februn: ny 7.Sophrona J Jane, wife of Matthew Campbel aged 42 yen DONNFLL ve At Orillia, on Februaty 1 Zeta Bernadetta, daughter of of R.M.and Sara Donnelty.FURLONG\u2014At Toronto, Ont, on February 13, years.1895, Mary Furlong, aged 63 FINNICAN-On Tuesday.February 12, 1895, at Toronto, Ont.Frank, son of Thomas and Maria Finnican, aged 19 years.\u201c GODDARD\u2014On February 17.at Jo NotroDaine street, William Goddard, aged 56 Jrare - neral on Tuesaday, at 230 p.m.[Sheflield, \"Eng.papers please copy.} GRAHAME At Toronto, Ont, on the 12th Inet.Ottilie Jessie, daughter of Laurance lilt Gra me.* GIBRONS\u2014At Orillia, on February 7.Glenford, son of J.Gibbons.GORMAN -In London, Ont.on Tuesday, February 12, 1805, Mra.K.Gorman, aged 85 yeara® JOB\u2014On the 11th inst, Charles Conilffe Job, M., eldest son of the late Wim.H.Job, at Toronto, Ont.\" KEELF\u2014At Toronto.Ont.Flora, wife of N.M, Koele, on Wednesday, 13th ins KFLLY\u2014In Bathurst, on Senday.10th February, 1895, Joba Kelly, aged 70 yea! LACRY \u2014 the wife ot \u2018Ur McCCARE\u2014At Huntingdon, on the 6th inst, Jas.MeCabe.* MOREY\u2014At Windsor Mills, February $ Leo Prout Augusta ta Sins, wile of Walter Morey.aged FORTS.McCLAIN\u2014On Tuesday afternoon, February 18, at Toronto, Ont.George Arthur.son of the late Capt.Samuel McClain.* MONAHAN\u2014On February 13,at Toronto, Ont, © John Stephen Monahan, aged 43 MORDEN_At Arva, on Feoroecy.11, og , Pru- ; dence 8.Morden, wife of Rev.J.Morden, aged yoars.® pdon, \u2018Ont.on \u201cthe 12th inst., G.Latey.MUNSON \u2014 On February 13.at Hamilton, Ont., Mrs.Sarah Munson, 58 y MOORE\u2014In Hamilton, Ont., February 14, Arthur Moore.aged 60 years.® MOCAFFREY\u2014fn Prummond, on Wednenday, 6th February, 1885, Peter McCaffrey, son of Jos.McCaffrey, aged 28 years.* MITCHELL In London, Ont.on Thursday, February 13, Cassie Mcleod Mitchel | ldest daughter of F.© 3 nud Margaret Mitohell.MURRAY\u2014At Orilia, on 8th February, Mrs.P.Murray, er.in the > 73th year of her age.* _ PHILLIP3-\u2014At Orillia, on February 13, Charles .Phillips.REID - At Aratree, on February 12, Isaac Reid, aged 67 years.SMITH In thin city, on the Jah \\ nat El Ellen Matthews, belov wife illam Ney Smith.aged 66 years.Tamera wih take from her late den: 5e Patrick street, LY s are respectfully requested Detroit od and Manchester, N H.papers please copy.} 41 BTILSON\u2014In London, Ont., on 10th inst.Nr , daughter of he ate John and Elizs- beth Stilson, aged 58 SULLIVAN At Ori! ss, rebru Jose Alexander, kon of J.J us.\"7 2 ph SEWARD\u2014At ne 1, Sarah Woods ward, wife of John Seward.® TRIMBLE\u2014At Orillia, on February John Trimble, aged 76 y.3 VILAS\u2014At East Farha, February 13, Rev.A.Vilas, aged 84 yea WIGGINS In\u2019 this Cir y one Febru Mary Han, widnw.of itr, Wiggias, aged & venom rat on to ont Re Royal.(Osten papers please copy.) WATSON \u2014In Kingston, * Febru i, Be a min L.Watson, aged 8 ary 9} EO HE MONTHS MIND OF THE LATE CHARLES Donnelly will take place in Bt.Anthony's Church, vn Turedaz, 13th prok.at8 am.Friends are invited to 8 EBSONAL-DETECTIVES en THE MOST RELL able character furnished b © Canadian a their 3 8 à ing banks, corporations and hotels of this ty.Bilas H.Carpenter.Chief.Office telephone S131 ouse telephone 65 Saw ! MONTREAL.All kinda of t Cpholtered Furniture repaired and tamed Bo new.Address \"'B.1665,\u201d BTAR office.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.JANUARY 77, 1895.Subjeat to Change.oo and West.\u20140.10 a.m., [a] 8.aie 17.36 a.m, Elspm To Bt Anne® and Vi 00 5.00, 6.15 p.m., May 8.45 p.m TT From 8 disc flay SARTRE 8.50, w.m., 5.00, 815, 8.3] To Dorval \u2014 5e Ty 1.% Po pm, sib Sal ro Te From Dorval.Me 1.20, 850 10.04 am, [dj AU, 435, 5,00, To Pt.Levi and Qu Que 7.50 am, 815 ame, 4.00 pm, From Pt Lavi ac \"quebec \u2014Ib] 6.00 am., 1805 noon, ta) To Sherbrooke jdn Richmond \u20147.50 am.&13 am, 400, From Sherhrooke uu wud Richmond.\u2014 \u2014[b}6.00a.m., 12.05, 4.30, To Portland.LR my Porband, -{b] 604.\u2014\u2014To Ri! khwoud and sod Pond.\u2014 5 s0sm, als am, 8.From Bichon \u2018and isiand Po Pood\u2014{1] 6.00 a.m., 13.06 From Se Hyacmihe (local) iam.«mi (on Tuesday at p.m From Halifax audl St.John 6.So inl 6.50 pm.Toot + Hracn wmthe (k à.) From - To Lachine Wharf.- 7.50 sm, 12.Lachine Whart.\u20148.a am.1 25 noon, 6 m.To Lachine Btation.-5.30, 6.3 25.010 am.1.C a 4) 1.65, 3.30, 5.00, ols 6.} From Lachine Station.- £11.30, 630, 7., 10.04 am., 1d} 3.00, x OÙ, 7.15 p.un.6.15, 8,31, 10.20 p.m.To Bt.Lambert.6.41, 7.50, 3.15, 9.101 {ej 13.85, 12% Mes 1a) 1.235, (d 00, 9.\u20ac sale Lio (ai, wn pm, Prom Bt.Lapin BER hs Si On in, i 340, 4.20, 8.11, 6.20, Ia} 6.oui 643 8.15 m., 1210 4} 2.00, 5.08, To Lengu Tm, a noon, [4} a0, Frees Loney 638,13 7.54, 855, 924 n.mt 125 pm id) Boas Fa Sam.5 am, 743mm, 12.15, 5.15, From Cote Bt | Pat - 6.35, 7.20, 838 am, 1.20, 5.50, 7.00 To Bt.Johns, Houses Point and, New York (via D.& H.) V.lu am.[a] 6.20 From Et.Jehan Me Kouses Foran and Now YorkiviaD, & H.~{8}7.50 a10., To Bt.Jobns and New York win C LR) Troy.-8.10 pw [a]; be Spring] a 9.00 a.m, apm ia.From St Johns and N = York via CVR He vis biped all To Bt.Johns aad Boston (via Pe Ÿ R.) vis Pitchburg\u2014 » 8.10 pm.: vis Lowell, 9.00 a.m.{ak 8 From 9 Johns» hi Docton\u2019 (vie C.V.R.and Fitchtarg} 7.40 kam.8 pm (vis Lowell), 7.15 am, Faraham, Rp Te By Joba\u201d hr Granby snd Waterloo (via From 8t.dune.[Baral \u2018Granby and Waterloo (via Tour ohns, Rouses a Pots Chambly, Farnham, Greaby Watorioo.4.40 p.From Cham ir.Farnbam, Granby and Waterloo, \u201410.10 a To Chambl: : Rougemont and êt.Craëtre (via C.V.R.\u2014 m.From co Est and £t.Cegaire (via C.V.R\u2014 wm a] Daily.(b) Except N onday.{c] Bundiys Id) Be: only.je] Daily oxoopt atuniay or $ .Monday, Wednesday ai on Alf or daily except Sunday Pal on pla lly iam.» == Real Bai hE About Men\u2019s Boots About Men\u2019s Boots About Men\u2019s Boots About Men's Boots Gentlemen are reminded that we are selling all our Best Imported American Boots at only $1.35 pair; ths regular prices were from $8 tv $5 per pair.8.CARSLEY.About Ladies\u2019 Boots About Ladies\u2019 Boots About Ladies\u2019 Boots About Ladles\u2019 Boots Ladies are Jemindod that all our Ladies\u2019 Imported American Boots, marked from &5 to $8.50 per pair, are being sold at $3.50.AND ALL Our Ladies\u2019 American Imported Boots, marked from #3.50 to 2100 Per pair, are being sold at only $2.50.s CARSLEY.WINTER MANTLES.$ 5.00 Winter Coats reduced to $1.25 9.75 Winter Capes reduced to 4.40 10.00 Winger Ulsters reduced to 860 10.00 Winter Coats reduced to 2.50 15.00 Russian Cloaks reduced to 875 15,00 Fur-lined Cloaks reduced to 6.80 15.50 Winter Capes reduced to 7,75 15.00 Winter Coats reduced to 8.75 CHEAP MANTLES.£18.50 Winter Coats redyiced to 4.15 16.00 Fur-lined Cloaks reduced to [$+ 2 00 Winter Ulsters reduced to 00 00 Russian Cloaks reduced to @&00 ho Winter Ulsters reduced to 8.00 25.00 Winter Costs reduced to .6,25 28.50 Winter Coats reduced to.- 18.00 27.60 Russian Cloaks reduced to 9.00 8.CAKSLEY.DRESS GOODS Oolored Dress Goods, 60 y Double Width Dress Ca, 140 yd.Qolored Ripple Cords, 450 yd.Black Ripple Cord, 450 yd.Black Dress Goods; 450 yd.Striped Indigo Berges, 8%c yd.Black Crepons, 400 yd.Fancy Shot Dress Goods, 200 yd.Black Cashmere, 250 Men's Furnishings Men's 4-ply Col $1.00 doz.Men\u2019s Flannelette Shirts, 280 each.\u2018Men's 8ilk Neck Ties, 10¢ each.Men's Heavy Undorveats, 2 250 each.\u201d Men\u2019s Warm Socks, 7c Men's Unlaundried Shirts, 850 each.Men's 4-p ely Cuffs, $1.65 doz.Men\u2019s Bath Gowns, $2.75 each. WANTEG, BASIN AN SE SES AU OP V'ANTED-BY, FAMILY OF HOUSE OR fiat of 4 woon Bt ames st.and fit.Antoine st.vost re ig] 1764\" STAR office sis SPECIFIC ARTICLES.FRS NAN NS Ns SPEND MONEY WISELY.Buy the best.Poor goods are never cheap.Buy The Cook\u2019s Friend BAKING POWDER.Roward at 48 [+ \u201cWo.with the explanation and part of Upper.ne.- Box 346 Lachine.411 \u2018Tcosts In the Westmoünt Pol MEETING oF THE BUTTER AND - CHEESE ASSOCIATION.By a Vote \u2018of Seven to Five the Action of the Government is Condemned in Spite of the Professor's Eloquence, The Butter and Cheese Association of Montreal met this morning at eleven o'clock in the Board of Trade Building to discuss the Goverument's attitude toward the butter interests of Canada.The meeting was originally called for Friday last, but was adjourned on that day out of respect to the late Mr.Wait, who was ao , prominent member of the Association, Mr.William Nivin, the president, occupied the chair, and the following members were present: Messrs.Brice, J.C.Warrington, Jas.Dalrymple, H.A.Hodgson, W.T.Ware, Geo.Wait, Jr., Geo.Hodge, #.MacLagan, Jas.Alexander, John MeKergow, S.kson, F.Duckett, Jas.Oliver.Campbell, I.Wilson and Chas.Langlois.A resolution was read by Mr.A.J.Brice, stating that the Association viewed with alarm the proposition of the Government to advance twenty cents per pound for shipment to England of winter creaniery butter.That the proposed advance was ut least four cents per pound above what the butter was likely to net in England.That \u201cthe Association considered that there would be no benefit in introducing Canadian winter butter as it came in competition- with new grass butter of other countries, and wouid thus disparage the home product.The association recognized the advisability of fostering the industry, but considered that the legitimate exporters could better do the business than the Government.The refrigerator accommodations which the Government proposed were urgently needed for the summer trade.The motion was seconded by Mr.Dalrymple and then came up for general discussion, Nearly all the \u2018gentlemen présént seéméd of the\u201d op that the \u2018neasurs was wroni.That it wñs an injustice to them and a useless folly so far as the Government was concerned.Mr.J.C.Warrington endorsed the.resolution of Mr.Brice: on.the\u2014ground that it was the wrong time of year to introduce butter.\u2018That winter butter would not be liked.It was not popular, Mr.Hodgson favored the experiment so far as the encourageinent of winter creamer; Ty WAS concerned.Mr.John McKergow said that without refrigerators it was utterly useless to try and ship butter to Europe in summer.Mr.W.I.Ware opposed iton the principle that à Government bonus WAS WRONG.AND INIQUITIOUS, At this point Mr.Warrington said that it was questionable whether Canada made butter which would meet with the approval of the best trade in England.Prof.Robertson, Dairy Commisbioner of Ottawa, arrived at this juncture and was greeted with applause.He was ked by man to give bis.ex planations ns be saw nt.The Professor stated that the object of the present attitude toward the butter industry was one of emergency, that an emergency had arrived in the way of a stagnant, ruinous market, orno nrarket at all, and the Government had started to combat it.We want to encourage the farmer,\u201d he stated, \u2018\u201cto make butter after the cheese season is over, and we must find him a market.The burden on the Government will not be so large as would at first appear, as only 1000 tubs have so far come into my hands.\u2019 The object is to help the farmer, and I will tell you candidly that the butter merchant isa secondary consideration, This is straight to the point, and unfair as you probably think it now, it will eventual be for your benefit as well as theirs.\u201d The professor then went over the whole question in which he stated incidentally that the eheese indus had at different times been helped in a substantial manner by the Dominion Government and the Provincial Governments of Ontario and Quebec.The speaker declared that to a great extent the butter and cheese industry of Canada had been a speculative business, rather than a solid commercial business.It was proposed to obtain a large refrigerator in the city .in which to store cheese, pre) tory to shipping, and that he hoped in ten years to see Canada shipping $5,000,000 worth butter per year.The Government had no inten- Lion of going into commerce, but intended to develop the natural resources of the country.It was a function of the Government to resist commerce and not retard it.It was better that the Government lose four centa a poundon a few thousand tubs of butter than have the whole trade paralyzed which would surely occur when spring butter began to come in on top of the immense amount which -is now lying in storage awaiting consumption or shi ment.Prof.Robertson closed his remar by thanking the Association for their atten tion and stating that he wished to make it all as plain as pcasi- ble.That Prof.Robertson had created a favorable impression was apparent and a number of membersof the Association did not appear to look at things in quite the same ight as they did before his explana: tion, Mr.Alexander said that he .WAS PERFECTLY SATISFIED = \u2018approval of the | methods in force.Mr.F, Duckett and Mr.D.A.McPherson: also took occasion to state being favorably impressed with the turn of affairs.The original motion was then put and carried by a vote of seven to five.A resolution was then passed thanking Prof.Robertson for attending the meeting.The resolution will be sent tothe Hon.& R.Angers, Minister of -Agricul ture- at - ttaws THE SUBURBS.\u2014 Joseph \u201cAdamson, a \u201cresident of st Antoine street, St.Henri, vas fined $2 and ce dumping ashes and refuse on the mount side of St.Antoine street.The Ste.Cunegonde fire brigade called out about o'clock last night to \u201cthe corner of Atwater and St.James, but the alarm proved to be a false one and the est- | brigade returned tu the station in disgust.new reel carrying 1000 feet of hose has been added to the St.Henri fire station.The reel itself was made by the men of the station, the frame and runners only were built by & carriagemaker.A panoramic entertainment under the auspices of St.Gabriel Court, No,185, C.O.F., i will be given to-morrow evening, in the Church Hall at the corner of Laprairie and Centre atree TO MEET THEIR IR EXCELLENCIES, The reception | in bon honor of Their Excel- Jencies Lord and city, which is to take lace this evening in the A assembly Hall ot\" the High School, mises \u2018to important eir Excellencies will arr arrive in the alt; this afternoon and will \u2018stay at the Wind, \u201cThe V Vice-Regal port will mi re Sebool D be met at the sellencies will repair to the e gymnasium, a \u2018capable of = of seating 1000 persons, whers er mi consid of the school will be open for cards cour Tog _waut .emo od Brushes! zz and otd placed at pie Berit points.(reotion will be A COMING VISIT, , of Boston, \"Kranskopt will shortly be ven CL ara re Eveni & With Cou Toistoi,\u201d the Dootor hav at the amous Russian ter ring bis charitable mission to Russia last $: ar.\u2018THE LIBERAL RALLY, A Procession, Fireworks and To-night as Sohmer Park.At Sohmer Park this evening there are to be some brillinnt political fireworks.There will be an enthusiastic Liberal demonstra: tion.Mr.Laurier is here and his utter auces just now will be of Joterest and importance.His programm far as he may think fit to explain it will be farther elucidated and sup rted by Mr.Joly and also by Messrs, J.Por Tarte, MP.Charles Devlin, M.Pp To judg crowds that tho trains have all day Leen bringing into the city, the Frese.meeting bids fair to outbid the Windsor Hall gather jug of a few weeks ago In numbers and in enthusiasm.If banners and trumpets and drums and torchlights can collegt.a crowd of camp followers the actual- army is likelyy to be outnumbered \u201cby its admirers\u2019 and adherents.A torchlight procession is to be formed.It will be organized at St.Jean Baptiste Hall in time to start on the march punetually at 7 o'clock.It will go down St, Lawrence Main street to Craig, thence by St.Peter Atreet to the St.wrence llall, where more forces are expected to Join the throng, and so onto Soliner Park.As at preseul prrauged, the order of the procession will lows .\u201cThe Gra Club nd Marshal.ercier and band.Ciu an Club Dorion, of St.Henri, and band.Laurler Club and band.Fogtish Liberal Club and band, Club Letellier and band, Club Nationale let, St se Hyacinthe and band, Montre: Liberal aan w Laval, and McGill: Hon.Mr.Laurier with the other speakers, he public.Admission to the Park and-tothe meeting will be free to everybody.For the convenience of those returning to Quebec,Sherbrooke,ete., the signal 10.15 p.m.from the Bonaventure Station will \u201cheld\u201d for a quarter of an hour.BEFORE THE RECORDER.Edward Hamel laborer, of Notre Dame.street, appeared before the Recorder this morning, charged with being drunk and [disturbing the gether $10, or three months.- For assailting his father and sister and raising a disturbance, John McCarthy nd fined $15 or three months, and for va, another $10 and three months, or in etault of yment another six months.Nicholas McMahon, a plasterer, of St.Bernard street, was brought up on a charge of assaulting his wife.Three dollars, or fitteen days.Alfred Gagne treated his wife in the same | manner, and received the same punish- \u201cment.THEATRICAL ASSOCIATION, At the inaugural geet meeting of the Theatri- cal Mechanical Association Lodge of Montreal forty-two members were initiated, and\u2018 thé following officers installed by Grand Lod President Meredith; N.Saucier, ident; T.Gid- dens, first vice: resident; S.elley, | second vice-president; Ge né _Arless, jr.regording secreta \u201cSpencer; financial secretary; = \"Neill, assistant financial secretary; J.Furlong, sergeant-at-arms; C.Harman, marshal; Harman, P.Malone and W.E Farrell.trustees, The lodge was presented with a box of Jewels by sident lerpditn on behalf of the Toronto Lodge, N 11, + ; GAGNON VS.WOLFE.Judge Pagneulo rendered judgment this morning in the case of Isidore Gagnon versus Morris Wolfe.This was an action for $100 damages.Gagnon complained that his son, Samuel, had been accused by Wolfe of having stolen a coat m the latter's second hand store.It turned out that Joung, Gagnon had bought the coat from volfe's wife.The Judge held that there was a right of action, but that the demand was excessive.He would award $10 damages with costs as in an action of $30, BIRTHS.COATES- On the8th inst., at 68 Durocher street, the wife of W.A.Coates, of a daughter.FULFORD\u2014On the 15th inst.at 8 Morland Ave., the wife of F.E.Fulford, of a daughter.[Ottawa papers please copy.) .GETHINGS\u2014At 70 Eleanor street, on Saturday,\u201d February 16, the wife of John J.Gothings, of a HARWOOD-\u2014In this cir, 0 on the 75h inst, à son Lo Dr.and Mra.L.deL.Harw HYDE_AL% Park vent.on the 16 16th Febru- WT a daughter to Mr.ghd Mrs.du HEIMERDINGER\u2014 % the 17th, at 103 Shuter street, the wife of H.C.He eimerdinger, of a daughter.RUDOLF\u2014On Monday, 11th February, the wifo of Andrew W.Rudolf, of a daugh ° street, the wife of R.W.Thornton, vf à son.MARRIAGES.BRYSON-WALL~\u2014On the 18th inst., at the Arch- bisho 's Palace, by the Rev.Father Cousinean, .Bryson to Minnie Wall.No cards.[uobec.New York and Boston papers please copy.} HANPRICH TON\u2014In this city, Febrd- saone da rad FH Henbron of Clarmont N° H., to Minni Hamilton daughter of the late Malcolm Ham.DEATHS.BROOKS\u2014In this city, of 75 years and 6 mon senior, born in the County of Kent, : Johns.neral Feb 18, at the age sh.Hr.Staph hen Brooks, rh 6 \u20ac Lyme in the D land, formerly.ot 54 se 11 © place on ie late as |__ Bridge y mon widow of the late Antho Doherty, native of Rye.County Doi eo h residence, 8t.Martin street, où Wednesday, the 0th inst., at 8.30 a, m and maximum temperatures Whaley oho Ho notions He pes * Feb, 18, 1908, py ee oon rises 3,90 am.New moon February 3, ts, M \u201cStar\u201d Wenther Report medi Harrison & Ca» sion dard inotré- Febery 1h 14.Th Thermo, Barometer.ani Bo Noe, ~ se Mr.A.T.Patervon, Bg Palreson Youve ths wash spend a bs will few wesks at Rabbi Charles Flerscher Preached at the Temple Larnel last Friday pi Ey Ne EINE at wha + Pr ace in a house, Fined alto- [to THORNTON\u2014 On February 15, at \" Dalhousie \u2014ilton,-of Ormstow: Cl gi LE ATE | tHE MONTREAL DAILY STAR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1095.STUDENTS oN » _ THE STRIKE.& ri gt i ran - HUNDRED AT LECTURES.Toronto University Trouble \u2014 Students Are Very Determined Not to Give in to Authorities.- [ermciar TO THE STAR.] ToxonTo, University boycott began in sarnest to-day, and of the seven hundred students regis- | tered, only five were in attend&nce at lec- ! These five are looked at with scorn and are described as traitors.\u201d At one lecture only one student attended and he was a freshman.\u2018The other four attended only one lecture each.Something that looks a little queer was developed thlg mornir , when it was learned that though the rules say that a applica, tions for Fellowshi will be received until September 20, eac ear, the offices Inst year werefilled priortothatdate.À man who applied in August, received a letter signed by the Minister of Education dated Se September 19, savin, all itions had been filed.This is very li e advertising for tenders and.then awarding the contract before the time for receiving tenders expires.Indications are that the fight is on in earnest.The students are very determined and they declare they will no% weaken.There is a t deal of uneasiness in Government circles, \u2018for it is known that the matter will be ought up in the sla.ture and the Opposition.is priming tself with facts to make à warm fight.REV.P.H.HUTCHISON.His Induction as Pastor of 8t Andrew's, Huntingdon.|SPECIAL TO THE STAR.] HUNTINGDON, Que., February 18.\u2014The Induatingofs theRev; P.H.Hutchison M.A, \u2018the.rate of St, Andrew's Church took face eleven o'clock to-day.The Rev.Campbell, of Montreal, acted as Moderator.After some preliminary business Divine service was conducted by Reverend James H.Beatt, of Rockburn.His text was from Ephesians 8.18.At the close of the sermon the Rev.Dr.Campbell put the usual questions to the pastor-elect, and recelving satisfactory ac- uiescence, he formally nducted him into the pastoral charge of the church and congregation.The members of the Presbyter gave Mr.Hutchison the right hand of fel- webip.v.Dr.McDonald, of Dundee, then addresses the minister in suitable terms, Rev.Dr.Warden,of Montreal, also addressed the congregation with relation to its duties to the pa chiefly amongst which might be noted minister to the comfortable maintenanes of their pastor; to attend regularly on his ministry; to pray for him; not to hesitate to express their appre- ciat -of him.to-others as-well-as to] themselves and to co-operate with him in every wa Tt carry on the Lord's work.After the Be lotion, the Rev, A.Rowal, I of Athlestan Mesars.John Cun\u2019 ningham and - od s MeNaughton, elders, conducted Mr.Hutchison to the door of the church, where he was thoy lore tot the members ors and friends as they left, and: cordially sh ands wit] all as they passed gut.In the evening the congregation will tender a reception to the new minister.je.or MRS.DEMPSTER SENTENCED.wm Spend two and a Half Years at Kingstoa, : [ePECIAL TO THE STAR] Ont, February 18.\u2014Sen- oo has at t been imposed on Mrs.Dempster or Dowasley, for bigamy and conspiracy.She will spend the next two years and six months in Kingston Penitentiary, as a result of too numerous ma oni adventures.This sentence was Ppssed upon her this morning b by Jud cDonald, and the judge evi UY refer] erring to the leniency with which er con- confederate, wasdealt with on thee conspiracy charge, intimated the sentence was for ber own misdemeanors and not for those of others.PREMIER AND GOVERNOR.They Were in Consultation all Forenoon as Rideau Hall.| |sPROIAL 10 1 TBR STAR.) OTTAWA, February 18.\u2014Sir Macken- the greater part Lord Abeideen, Hall.It is said \u2018that the question of dissolution is under consideration.The Governor-Gen goes to Montreal this is afternoon.* THE PALLAS COMING OVER.[SPECIAL TO TRE STAR.) | HALIFAX, N.8,, February 18.\u2014The Admiralty have selected the Pallas, 8 2575 tons, 7500-horse power, which rece ntly returned to England from- the China aon, for service on 158 3 North ih Ametica an nd - re | Indies Station, in place 0e oi the hist clos cru a 2430-horse Captain Willis Wileon power Capta was bulit in Portamouth (x in 1600 \u201cShe is a third-class turn screw, s deck protected cruiser, carries 847 in, and os 3 pounder Quick firing gu guns, and 4 machines ns with | o tu She can steam 19 ots.Theo cial speed of the Canada is only 18 bots ta, © THE QUEBEC SHERIFF TROUBLE.ciges QuesEec, Febru 18\u2014The Invest tion acy pains =a Nadel Friends and \u201cIn connection with the difficalth bolwrocn | ten Ce TS on and his deputy, Mr.Amyot-_ HARPER\u2014A t Westmount suddenly, on closed on Saturday last, and as soon as the 17th nat.Margare n, rife oe \"Joh stenographer has transcribed his notes Mr.Blarper.aged 2 Hye Ly 1 on cedar, Aylen will make his report to the Govern- Bt Antoiso) Friends ta ps \"ame %eiCots ment, - reques! tend.NEWBURY IS DEAD.CQUES\u2014On the 16th inst., uastasie, Ian of of Mr.Touts L Lava orton aver (orme 0 TER TO THROTAR.] brother in - law's \"residence, na orm hee mbes ednesday, 20th inst.at 8 o'clock, to iy Newmar whe hot hi Moy Church, thencs to Cote dos Neiges niece on Saturda is dead, © niece lastill Nic A M living and, is doing well.Sudden insanity 15 at dale Torco Anis Lan je bed ae the cause of the tragedy.Sadat won of Andrew En TEN DAYS ARE UP.real.- 418 nee Febraers 18 The time - ving © THE WEATHER.cent.bonds celle fo for by the Belmont 11\u20ac m\u2014Probabiities for the next twenty four dered to be syndicate agreement have been or- | hours: Not much ch fo temperature; be prin nted.mowislle in mens oes boit night oy) = GREENWAY SERIOUSLY ne (srotaz, To ot re \u2018Wonariae, Man, February 18 Gresnway rested very uneasil om » and à physician is now In amont Er a 4 attendance upon the patien! GENTRY STILL ILL AT LARGE GL TILATELPHIA, a, February 18 \u2014James B, try, the actor, w.t shot and led i\u201d Madge Youk, Ban ot VE Deus cap - mA BOURGOGNE -ARRIVES.- rw Y Febru brary 18 \u2014 Arrived amer La Bo of Havre, south ot Fire Fire Island, at Lig p.m.INTERNATIONAL AYHLETICS.| PR gird = | This is: the Latest Outcome of the | February 18.\u2014The Toronto tures this morning.\u2014 \u2014{sræctat-To- THE STAR} \u2014 \"\"Lownow, 18.\u2014A letter been Athiotio Club the of the London Athietio Club ng upon September 21 as the date for international athistic contest, but sug- | gesting thas If i it found necessary, the e ohn be ch to a week Iater or a THE QUEEN'S RHEUMATISM.- I 18 so Rad That She Did Not Care to be Observed ia London.LoNDON, February 18.\u2014TheQueen arrived a London.this afternoon; Her Majesty had requested that the strictest nt privacy D be in her reception, at the Victoria Station, she was in\u2019 seclusion lute that empty trains were | Aligned along the platform so that persona that platform could not see her alight.\u2019 The reason for this extraordinary privacy.is thal the rheumatism in her joints has 80 increased that the Queen is unable |; walk.She was assisted from or car \u2018down the inclined platform where she was placed in a chair and.carried i to her carriage.Her dislike of publie ob- ; servation was furthor evidended by the fact that a detachment of the Life Guards completely surrounded the carriage as it wus rivento Buckingham Palace.In spite of all this, the Queerl was heartily cheered as she left the tation and along the route.Do all Mall Gazette says the Queen | Gen.Elec was able to walk slowly along the platform of the Victoria station, attended by her Mushti Indian attendant.She reached her carriage from the plat- ated means of a neries of shallow steps, her Mushti attendant asslating her.The Dowager Empresas Frederick followed her into the carriage week are PE © English team will rope it will relie i G.Shaw, Downer, We.pel 1pon | He market and oes : he 5 Lutyens.} F.sl : Improving the ONLY FIVE OÙT OF SEVEN vai, À, Witla and drew a veil over her mother's face to protect it from the keen wind., The Queen was received at Buckingham Palace by the Duke amd Duchess of Counaught.Later in the) afternoon the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Princesses Victoria and Maud and of guests skated on ke, and their sport was watched by the Queen, who ap to derive great enjoyment from the pleasure of the skaters, A large dinner party will be given at the Palace this evening.ELECTRICAL WORKERS STRIKE.Nine Hundred of Them Stop Work In , - New York.NEw York, February.16.\u2014The electrieal workers, 900 meu {out of 1200), went out on strike to-day.Board of Walking foie of the Building Trades, will take- strike, and if any firm gives |.employment to any electrical worker who nota member of the electrical workers union, this declares it will order a strike of every man iu the building trades: The electrical workers say five weeks ago they notified the Electrical Contractors Association, that if after February 15, they were not limited to e eight hours for a days\u2019 work, they would ati FATAL GAS EXPLOSION.Probably Ten Men Will Die as a Cou- sequanee of it.PortsviLLE, Feb | plosion of mine gas too! book place at d'a at ten o'ctook this mornin in West Bear Rid collie belonging to the Rending lompany , BI located a Ma- hanoy, Plain.Five miners.were taken out seriously and probably fatally burned.There are still five men in the workings,and e\u2014been-suffocated or Killed by deb McDOUGALL AT QUEBEC.He Had a Long Interview With Mp.Talllon.QUEBEC, Febru T18.\u2014Mr.J.M.Mac- Dougall vo Hull, spoken of as Mr.alt © Bucosssor, is in town and had a lengthy interview with Hgn, L.O.Taillon, the Premier, this morning.The nature of the interview has not yet transpired.CITY ITEMS.- Dr.W.S.Morrow lof the Y.M.C.A.on Breathing and the care of the lungs and voice.The subject is a practical one.The General Hospital ambulance was called out to Crescent street last evening for a servant named Annie Locheran who had upset a lamp and had been badly burned ye the arm and face.t To-morrow evenin will lecture in the RE da \"elon tt Ek on this \"feeling ve focal ea capitalists om us dum u and will tou, pg the situation.vo.vos treal at 290; ta at 164; go relegr - MORNING EL 5 20 On raph at 158; 100 at 96, 50 a p 135 at 146; .25 C, P.R.at Railway at 186}, 400 at 187, Rallray, nov.at 145.185: elephone at 73 Toronto Rallw, at 73; 100° Telogra at 1513.11 at 1541 50 Cable at 148, £73 at ! 4 Hearn a 75 Street Railway Toy Direct at WAY (now) at 185, 50 at 1 50 Hho NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.A dospatob To the \u201cstreet\u201d from New York today says: aExchar fe market fs firm Thoreis little doin dence whatevor oy | syndicate.Asregard d prem be some Lyon in t sarko.A Canadian Fecoivon to-d ry.ox T, 10] Bink oe 0 oro or t ne + ip.\u20ac, premium for gold and can sell into a little at this, Bullion brokers gen pe there isno regular price for the moment and tions are .Seer terling 346511 to 4.89.BANK OF GERMANY, BERLIN, Feb: 18_ of the Im perial Bank of as statement the fol- marks; trossury botes other securities notes in circulation, PRICES ADVANCED, [SPECIAL TO THE STAR] our Furniture and Beddin Feb 18 Fe 18 a Cm au Ht ny ih 24 .at \u2018iy Siig \u201d 1034 a 704 10 oP oN Be ie BR au So 5 oa OE 8 N \u2014\u2014 en Bor BB [ 5354 = = 64 wow ai wr n Ho 1 9 vu 38 uy 7 _\u2014\u2014 -\u2014\u2014 hid - sn mé Da.N 3 3 - = wit wi pid mr ù 2 ag al 9% LAST LAST EDITION, MONTREAL EXCHANGE MARKET, Nioasis a arte Iam Fer 18, 1 NB Counter.for the Gr, 2 by Me Francois Xavier steesta, COTTON MARKET.rs CT Now ne BEE ur mir : Great reductions have been made on all Pianos we will sell at coat.write or send for our illustrated Catalogue, given free on application.F.Lapointe,1551 St Cathorine, Give us a cal A five-pound horned owl was on sale at Hamilton, Ont, recently.Impure Blood-Eczema Intense Itching and Burning Hood's Sarsaparille Sound R - \u201cI was troubled for months with » breaking out on my skin.1 suffered ters ribly at night aud bad to cut my fluger nails short to keep me from scratching.Three physicians did not help my case.I had about given up in despair when a friend advised me to try a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla.It sdemed as it every .dose helped me, and after I had taken a few bottles I was and Gave a sound man Flenniken -rilla to \u201cbe a good blood purifier, and I Hh recommend it to every sufferer.\u201d M.FLENNIKEN, _Carmichaels, Pa.Be sure to.get HOOD'S Easy to try.easy to take, Hood\u2019s Pills hy easy in effect.Next to choosing ' + - e A Wife ats Comes the choice of an .[Engagement Ring.4 From our large selection we can.suit almost any teste and purse, - e we oan set to order at short notice any special design in gems, ___ HENRY.BIRKS & SONS, Niew YORK, February 18.\u2014The Post «nancial article says: \u201cfodays carly atook marke - Phillips Square.- strong and and prices ad vanoed thronghont \u201ceen list, Jersey Cen the only exception, ing about two points.English Speaking Retail Licensed Vie- Meredith & O'Brien's, Wall Stress tuallers Benevolent Asso\u2019n.Gossip.Licensed: EEA Tk\u201d BRI TS Et pr ER Er , © on RSDAY NEXT, 30th Boe.33 Business Fobra i 4 ee on account af syndicate of mportapes to sll ssanested the trade will be amount ogi) : \u20ac : =D.RB re London market is Gi lower, as Secretary, It was gene pected th quota- ._ tions ould be better, Fasthe ns to cell a mone y would be \u2018 tary ool by German adopted.Se Think the market will do better this weok.ions.treasury gold is now above fifty m ns despatchos say that a sub-committee of distillers: Te-Orgai x com held a conference on Saturday th the T the \u2018receivers at La Prevoyance.| À mectiog of Patrons en and Mom! HEE EERE which a plan of re-organ It is expected to have come out Tt ot receivers, hands w within six onthe, possibly four month: tumours are revived again that Carlisle wi res gn.Representa tatives of all the spirit distilleries in the United States, in and out of the Tr will meet in Chicago on Wednesday of this oo to ma d mainten- ki ents for advance an oun man named Busseau was ance of prices and to A cha: in \u2018the Police Court this morning, On per cent.pre paid for gold with od in stolen goveral articles from the thie £m.pro vided it can po proy that stationery store of Tr.naüd 2238 St.: than Catherine street.He was remanded for Al er.premium this can probably be ob- enquete by Judge Dugas.This-morningabout eleven o'clock, Patrick Doherty, aged sixty-six years, of 38 Seigneurs street, was crossi at the corner of St.Paul and St.Peter streets, when he slipped and fell and sustained several severe cuts about the head and face.He was conveyed to the General Hospital.\u2014\u2014\u2014 FINANCE AND COMMERCE, MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the STAR Gordon, Strathy & Btock Brokers, 9 Bt.amant ol ce, Gloss Be ala | Canadian Pacific Ry.50 Do 42 Leud Bond \u2014_ | Commercial Osbie.14514 14 Duluth 8.6, & Atlantic.| 3 a ÉD nes 5 ul Pate af Do New BUook.I 156 | g \u2014 tp #5 51 £18) ¥) | 550s Reo SE ses = [| (ses, | sg) po = ; a or g 4 i ily il | ii LOCAL STOCKS DULL.bh sail.£ In the harks th ffeot 1 iid ot SE ESS The sb fos void oe Fe, firm f us = so id Holders, 1% \u20181s anxiou well tie ou transactions at 158.Ri wore at 93 3 94, rally- log at the close to i.Montreal t | hares, 1884 187, easing off at the close to 1864.New were at were dull sod n were & shade snd were steady.Montreal at 390, ts at 184 and Outario at J.are Vas doing in Gas, sellers and a compas Dvipes rons reported the et for on adv lower Americans.Confidence in the securi fo said to be tut slowl returning.wd Street re ers an nite nature and the xleam a 10 ma ww wk 15 18° 1 \u201cs 20%.ms ZE eu wm I\u2014 Ws sé 10- 70\" | | Morchacte Be \u2014_ In \u2014 æ \u2014 » w N \u2014\u2014 Canada Co.TE = wm = Champlain& fit.I.bonds 99 \u2014 9% \u2014 on.1236 120 1374 10 Cotton Mills Co Bi 43 & sé.Morchants Mang oars 10° OR OU Dom.Cut Mills & zd 96 8 96 \u2014_ Loan & Mor'gage Oo.140 1» 10 1% Guarantees Co.of N.A.\u2014\u2014 -\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Ottawa Kleotric St.Ry.180 \u2014 180 _\u2014_ Diamond Glass Co.155 143 18 14 Montreal Harbor Bonds.\u201d \u2014 oe \u2014 West.Loan and Co 305 2 108 x A C says: East bound %bipments last A as tons as against 48,131 last year and 75,663 in h a Biles ore tar bial i the ban! Lo: an; er oof is for il Sa pais who has no hope socuring even con- ne, principal sellers of D.C.Bars bo The earnings of the St, Paul Co.are negativ Last ÿ car the Company did no business a this ea il le apparently dol Hold on to sugar pol his point or pross nd got long wh There is à bi ie fora turn of which will Peo) none in the Consumers and way, they have poen oYercol The result bea Ar) increase in the profits of the Distillers Co.The programme is to advance price cents in the veut to 1.244 and to make the Kast- 1.284, thereby establishing the aifforon.thal bt 4 conta, whi be under normal conditions the y recogn: In addition to this, the reports which have been received as to condition of propert hoi favorable then either the receivers or the the stockhol © The available cash Be peslaily Ea ing._.AMERICAN MARKETS, PELOQUIN'S HOTEL, Back Re, Al LET, ithout the Stock is situated 6 miles from Montreal care PEER RE RE I Mouse full, large Sheds, Yards Btables, Greso House, Liberal conditions for an Immodinte 3 Are.Reason for selling, th.Applyte J.B.rELe UN, Fromistor, Telephone 1790x- Backitven Real Estate WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO OFFER FOR * 3 Ë \u2014 POSITIVE SALE\u2014 BY AUCTION That Stone-front House, No.4104 St.Catherine St, \u2019 Opposite Weed Avenue.\u2018The lot 18 25 x 110, Lage In rear.The h 1s stone front, with deep ex tension.Heat hot water.Coraent oellar, and all in good ordse, Sale at our rooms, 181 Bt.James street, - TUESDAY, 26th February, at IR @CleckL _ TERMS\u2014ONE-FOURTH CAPR.== J, CRADOCK SIMPSON & (0, 182 ST.JAMES STRERT, MONEY TO LOAN.WwW, B.8 REDDY, Netary Publ Room 54, - Imperial Butiding.2% 1 ST.JANES STREET.entirely well and - ae ae a rn ne en Feb.| RE a 8 + 55 ES oR EERE Bou age 1 9e 50 I Now York re.\u201c \u201c6 8 5 » Mar.sé , \u20ac 5 Milwaskee J Uk 6 8 Toledo OR TR HR 7 = MW ORM CHICAGO MARKETS ent sation \u2018moth now ia the LSA Con ac M Se a lit.closing prices were better expected EE ng than ! Wheas in Sight.Feb.14, 36, Fob 8, %.rent, un TERLTRY A 21,700,000 | 26,650,000 20,000,00 | DWELLING TO_LET \u2014 At $25 Per Month, heated, No.2601 ST.CATHERINE ST, - (WEST OF GUT), en, & first dati 4 poed nod as cleacts in cash), bath and w, with twe skylights, on second tinted and put in first class erder for à re sponsible ree yard whith will be fenced off in the spring.Apply te 7x10 W.RB.COOPER, \u201cMar\u201d eos, : HOUSES FOR SALE.WESTMOUNT.AVES Peuble House.200 LEWISAVENUE.0 2105000 lshted, snd suitable Lire ta! J Die parte oo WE Semcon.Sn, sett fer oad of Lumber trade.Also Buildings sn William f4., suited for grain or hay Thaw Paul AL ake ter storage of heavy Pere Henri, foot front the Canal ob FE Short ot Elena Fou ose front 0 v THE WM.CLENDINKENG & 56% CO, Mi REE "]