The Montreal daily star, 26 juillet 1895, vendredi 26 juillet 1895

[" * | 4 \"LAST \u2018EDITION | VoL.XXVII\u2014No.Ts ne ses \u2014\u2014l me Shirts.R.J.Toeke\u2019s Shirts.I [a , || + : jl ue Le , 5 : J.Tooke\u2019s Shirts.J.Tooke\u2019s Shirts.\u2014- R.J.Tooke\u2019s Shirts.R.J.Tooke\u2019s Shirts.We have a nice line of Parlor Tables.They are of a dainty pattern, in handsome woods, and all are strong and well finished.Dainty People.want just such tables, and many people want them now.We will make it an object to you to purchase now.We will give you a © big discount till August 1st.We bavea nice Parlor Centre Table, oval, handsomely ornamented, regular price £8.00, Will sell for 35.\u201c000 VN , F.LAPOINTE, Furniture Dealer, 1551 St.Catherine Street.: Open Evenings till 10 o'clock.; net CULTIVATED NUTMEG MELONS.\u201ca, Ai our Melons come from tare Marist Gardeners Ln the vicait of Mestresl + nt - and gutrahtvet ripen on the vias.Ar they ripen th ure went in (ua fur every marais We have cures Ne tutk of both cr: ours #44 Be War Ta We Saretully pack 0) hip to all points as far East as Gaspe, and Windaor in Customers will tly oblige owing Lo the foe continued LONDONDERRY LITHIA SPRING WATER.FRASER.VIGER & \u201cStill\u201d and ** Sparkling.\u201d JL * til\u201d Londonderry is sold in half-gallon glass bottles on: At 60 cents per gallon hottle.hae v At $6.W per case of | doz.| balf-galion bottles.FRASER.VIGER & CO.\u201cSparkling Londonderry is sold ia pint and quart bottles, At ay per dozen pint bottles.t $2.35 per dozen quart Tie À $11.00 par case of 10 ping bot tien.At $5.00 per case ot 50 quart bottles The trade supplied at special re | FRASER.VIGER & Sole Agents for for the Londonderry Trt Spring Water Co.POLAND SPRING MINERAL WATER.pe Bottles At se per bottle.34.50 per dozen bottles.$9 per case of 2 dozen bottles.\u201cYIN MARIAN\" 20 dozen just rece Prive $1.04 per ory $11 per dozen.: SPARKLING SAINT PERAY.{tioat Framboise.) To quarts, $18 per cave.I: FRASER.VICER x SPARKLING Di DEVONSHIRE CIDER Direct fro: m Totnes, Devon, England Devonahire Cider, Sparkling, in q Devonshire Cider, Sparkling, | Ja pinta, FRASER, VIGER & $4.00 per dozen.50 per tones.FRASER VIGER & CO.Importe \u2014ITALIAN WAREHOUSE\u2014 207, 209 and 211 St.James Street.17421 sending in their orders in good time, as rought, the crop will Le short.jco.Pirret trom the Celebrated Poland Sprines We offer this Water in halt gallon Lass \u2014bettied at the Springs and ached in cases of 2 half-ga.on FRASER, VIGER & CO.Importers.coco.cors, \u2014 t A FEW WORDS Will Suffice to Tell the Tale.If yon are in need of anything in the way of Olothing, it would be well for you to come aud see us.We are doing the business of the city, because we have just what the peuple want and st prices to suit everybody.Come and compare Our $4.50 SERGE SUIT.Our soc BLACK SHIRT, Our soc NEGLIGE SHIRT, Our $1.25 PANTS, Our Neat SUMMER NECKWEAR We have the goods to sell and we don't propose to carry them over this season.Sole Arents.for the BOSTON NONELASTIC RRACE, only 250 a pair.Call and see us.Our price the LOWEST.Cole & Thompson, 1850 Notre Dame Street, Cor.McGill Street.i | / amrecks au and Montres atwa rly wh raturder, July Gary Fone as = nme 1x notified by wire of delphia Dist District Attorney is anxious that 0 \u2014 Katie Durky Believed to be a Vietim.NEW DISCOVERIES MADE IN CHICAGO.Ontario Officials Very Anxious to Got Hold of Holmos-They Probably Will-Was Minnie Williams Murdered in »Hamilton ?(Special to the Star.) Toronto, July 26.\u2014The various ramifications of the case that is being work- \"| ed up against H.H.Holmes, the alleged murderer of Nellie and Alice Peit- zel, are being followed with much interest here.This much is certain, no matter what opposition there is, the Ontario Government, jealous of its reputation for the administration of justice, will try and have Holmes brought here for trial.Crown Attorneys Dewart and Curry met yesterday with reference to\u2018 the charges of murder against Holmes.As a result of their conclusions, tective Cuddy has sworn out two separate warrants, charging Holmes with the murder of Etta Alice Peitzel and of Nellie Peitzel.The authorities of Philadelphia were the issuance of the warrants and of the intention to ask for bis extradition.\u2018Attorney-General\u2019s will \u201ctake the matter up, and spare no effort to have Holmes extradited and placed upon trial.The latest information received by the Detective Depertment re from is- trict Attorney Graham, of the Quaker City, intimated _that, should Flolmes\u2019 extradition be asked for, he would, in all probability, be surrendered.The charge of having murdered B.F.Peitzel has been formulated in Philadelphia, but has not been presented to the Grand Jury, pending the action of the Canadian of- cials and the return of Detective Geyer.It has been understood that the city Flom nting (he strongest case aga ing bia would have the privilege of try- him.For his final decision on this paint.District Attorney Graham, of biladelphia, is awaiting the final report of Detective Set, to be when he reaches Philadelphia.-made While = this city, AE Caprese opinion that ger here than in either or Chicago, snd that it was his in- report to the District Attorney.Strenuous efforts are being made by the Chicago Police to put together a stron urder, but the Phila- his.prisoner should be posed of as quickly as ible, and since the ware rants have b issued here, it is more than likely that Detective Cuddy will leave in a few days to try to bring Holmes to this city.Philadelphia, Jhly 26.\u2014(Press despateh.) \u2014District Attorney Graham is much pleased with the turn affairs have taken in Toronto.He believes that the result of the deliberations of the coroner's jury at Toronto is equivalent to a conviction of Holmes in the criminal courts.It is now almost certain that Holmes will be taken to Canada to answer there for the bloody deeds, which is confidently believed he cœmmitted in Toronto last November.Although there has been some talk of a requisition from the Chicago authorities for Holmes no papers have yet been received from the Bite ci With reference to the Toronto it is stated, however, that it will \u201cre quire at least two months before accused can be extradited.Holmes\u2019 lawyer, Shoemaker, decided that his client was.not afraid to face any charge the Canadian authorities had to make of extradition is just as difficult, from the Canadian jurisdiction as it is to get a man from the United States, and if the To- ronte authorities failed to convict Holmes, which be was sure they d, there might be a fight before tho man is returned to this city.Chicago, July 2.\u2014More proof was found yesterday that Julia L.Connor is dead, and that she was made away with by H.H.Holmes.It was determined that she disappeared before June 9, 1892, an important factor in the search for her.MEDICAL.\\ SICK KEADAGHE Positively cared by these Little Pills, \u2018They also relieve Distress from Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating.A perfect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi.pese, Bad Taste in the Mouth, C.æted Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER They Regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable, | man Pili.Small Dose.a Small price, __ du CC pes See es eee te se Ce copie 2 + ae TT A 4 A \u201cDepartment | a nr aren hat gtd Ps had St.But on Juns 5, 1893, wrote to ber brother-in-law, Ira Yantie, of 320 Wardobe avenue, au- keaha, Wis, gi him a fictitious address as to her w in ; Yantis wrote back to Holmes on June 9, and this letter was found yesterday.At that tims Yantis had no suspicion that Holmes had made away with his sister-in-law and su him to be friend.This letter was en ir appear that Mrs.Connor was killed first and the child afterwards.Startling disclosures were also made last might | to.the Ch Chief of Palice nd Dis subordinate Bago oh Holmes veescis ations.by trick Qui sad former employee of the a1leged whbolesale m rer.e gave Inf information which convinced the police t Holmes away with Ratie Burkey: who was employed by Holmes as his clerk a tho drug store in Englew ve the police a picture which he said was that of the ing girl.8 being examined again At midnight Chief Badenoch said the case was rowing more horrible and mysterious every hour, and was sure Holmes had 1 oommitted more murders than the world had yet been apprized of.Yesterday afternoon.two women called on the Chief and gave him the name of a 16-year-old gird, the daughter wealthy parents, w me uainted with Holmes during -the fall of i893, and afterward disappeared.The Chief refuses to give the name of the girl, but says he is satisfied she was another of Holmes® victims.garded as a rather uneventful day in ice circles, when the name of H.H.Holmes is not connected with the ce of one or more persons who were last seen in his company.Detectives who are thoroughly conversant with the Holmes case.now believe that the self-confessed insurapce swindler has been guilty of at least ten murders, and name the following as his \"EIGRAUD, Mise, of Indianapolis, who was associated with Holmes for six months.CONNOR, daughter of I.L.or.CONNOR, Mrs.L L., who left her husband for Holmes.DUREY, KATE, a \u2018girl whose life ured.ALICE, found murdered at It is re Holmes rE PEITZEL L, delphia ; for securing the insurance on Peitzel's life, on his confession that he bad Substituted a body for that of Peit- zel, Holmes was convicted of fraud, and is now awaiting sentence.PEITZEL, N , found murdered at oronto.PEITZEL, HOWARD, last seen with Holmes at Indiana polis, October 21, 1894.Quinlan, Cora, Heat 11, daughter of Janitor Qui had her life insured qu Williams, Annie\u2014Holmes* stenogra- her.and com F ie Pm sister of Annie; He says she was killed y Annie in him that Connor had gone to the North side, to remain a few weeks, and he afterwards said she had gone to California to 2, Live.and had married there.bad Quinlan\u2019s daughter Cora insured for $1000, but whether or not he had \u2018ever collected the i was not known.Quinlan says he ins uce his ry.statements, and the police believe he poe be made to tell a great deal more than be has et told.Mrs.L.Doyle, a friend of Mrs.Quinlan, was questioned for half an hour.Before her examination she stated to a reporter that a young lady named Cig- raud.who lived with Holmes just before the Williams girl, and who came to Chicago from Indiana, bad mysteriously disappeared.That tbe police regard Mrs.Doyle as an exceedingly important witness \"was evidenced by ths care with which they have guarded her.William L.Doyle, the woman's husband, who is a mason and a contractor, was found at his horhe, not far from the rented had been oies by the missing Mrs.Connor and ber daughter.He said that he and his wife became acquainted with Holmes and Minnie Williams.Doyle said that Mrs.Connor's disappearance dated from 1891.Caretaker Quinlan's eleven-year-old daughter is believed to be nine miles from South Haven, Mich.A.L.Jones, the man who purchased the drug store from Holmes, accused murderer of the Vitae sisters, is itive that Holmes is guilty of the crimes attributed to him, and insists that be ended the life of Kate Dur- ky.a young woman who was for a me his slave.The girl had her life insured and helped Holmes i in many of his shady undertakings.\u2018\u2019 Holmes was digging in that, < cellar day and night, and now think he was burying the bodies of those be had > \u2018gughtered.be said Connor, the \u2018husband of Julia F.Connor and the father of Pearl Con- nor, both of whom are thought to have been murdered by Holmes, was in Chicago last night.\u201cHo says be has no posi-' tive à.that Holmes killed his wife de ild.but says he helieves such to he case.He does not know when the cine was committed, but thinks it was done in this city Mrs.Peitzel Talked more freely.of Holmes last night than at any time sinep she returned from Toronto.She ly convinced that it was Holmes intention to murder ber.\"1 can see it all now,\u201d she sa \u201cI can see why Ho'mes murdered Fe iiinnie Williams and M.Connor; why he has done away with all family except self, and my two children.miserable wretch only wanted to.cover \u2018up his infamous tracks.tod may be thankful 1 am sitting bere gai and thadt {wo of my children and are not in our graves.\u201d : io you think you had a narrow ~ cape from death : at, his \u2018hands at.fhe house in Hurlingto \u201cYes.Tam nt, that he intended me to meet the same fate then as my Husband and my babies met.\u201d Taig you know much of your husband's \u201cNo; be told me little of them.I knew paris anything of the building that built.When we came to Chi cago we lived the first year and of the second \u2018a happy life.My husband a carpenter, and .had plenty of work eu do.I had been aL my old home while my husbind was away.1 had been in ill-health.The coming to Chi } good.My husband drank.very tele te- ; he met Holmes.After that no- | \u201cticed he seemed to drink a'good d .An important discovery made voter at the Centrl Station was the disclos ure of the identity of the e: man who is supposed to have done t truckin for Holmes.Ha LN in the nelghhorhond, axaroination be \u201c4 Ës \u201cFH B- F., found; dead in Phila- a fit of and t ber body ina rank and cut it in she ul Michigan.The naines of Miss Cigraud, Cora Quin- Be list of Hol pone votes t ist mess au: victims within the Es Patriok .the former jani ot the bouse, Sixty-third and Eat was in the + \"mht \u2026 EE MONTREAL, pe OLY.A 1885, 1 1 The large and i inoreaaiog the sélection of goods that combine by «The Ambulance Brace.\u201d MEN'S FANCY OX Oe FOE OL OC FOX FO with Mohair and Silk ends, pair.RHE 003 In SUSPENDERS, fancy buckles; asc; 35c and 50c a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e strength, y finds a place in eur aud 86c a pair.\u2019 50c à pair.The more of every day.and 50c a pair, Price 50c a pair.and English Leather End Brace.DAILY STAR: Last Week's WEEKLY STAR: Last Weeks | : Average Circulation ot ~ the STAR.\u2026.- : PRICE ONE CENT.BE COME, = UP! business we doi in Men's Suspenders is the result of our persistent zeal and care in appearance and durability.Every with the requirements and tastes of Montreal people.We have variety, too! I store and find the same old styles day after us moet carefully, sod, if worthy, it aod ily .possibilities of b nying at Qur atares.Our prices are always the lowest.A FEW PRICES.IMPORTED ENGLISH BRACES, with good leather ends, 150, 25c , you'd get tired.Every new style that comes out is inspected Splendid value in FANCY SUS- * PENDERS, with strong uickel plated Buckles, at 25c, 86c and \u201cAMBULANCE BRACE,\u201d s most strong and comfortable Suspender, which we are selling Price 40c he \u2018\u2018 COMBINATION SUSPENDER,\u201d with Self-adjusting Drawer Fastener.The ¢« Times and ** Dislixum *\u2019 BRACES, _ With secure fastenings and best.leather ends, 15c, 25¢, 35¢ and 50c a pair.41,763 712,206 us into closer touch on od keep coming into our Combine all this with the saving \u2018The Combination Suspender.= Wg Men\u2019sH atter, Clothier and Outfitter i Coat his naine the department refuses to re- Vi 1 It is claimed that this man was accustomed to visit the flat late at night or very early i in the morning.This was at à time when Holmes\u2019 troubles were\u201d he was dividing time between causing women to disappear and robbi all manner of creditors.William Capos, of the firm of Cap & Cantee, of Fort Worth, Texas.is in Chicago in the interest of the heirs of Williams sisters.He has obtained copies of the deeds by which they transferred their property, and he claims that their names were forged.The evidence has been collected, he says, which will prove conclusively that tha girls were murdered before v 12.the date appended to the deeds.\u201cie thinks they were put out of the way before July 4.He has been investigating the property at Wil- | mette and says that it is still in the name of Minnie Williams.The claim of Fort Worth, Texas, where es is wanted in connection with the for, ery of bonds, really comes first as etainer, and was lodged some time ago.but the opinion is that Holmes will be sent to Canada first, where a conviction seems more certain than either Chicago or Philadelphia, because of the direct nature of the evidence.Thomas Freeman, agent for the Chi- ago Demonstrators\u2019 Association, said, last night, that in his opinion the bones found in the Holmes \u201cCastle,\u201d in Engle- wood, were those of persons made away ith « on the premises, or else those were hat Lad been shipped to Chicago.He sop Tid (het all the ies, of pau county passe roug RE rends.and that it would have been impossible for Holmes to have obtained a cadaver without his knowledge.Harris, alias B.A.Ziegel, is in estody of a detective agency under icion \u2018of being a erate of H.H es in his insuramoce swindles.Har- Tis has under a string of aliases, having been also known as B.A.Simpkins fred H.Post.He was chief rie moter in the Taylor _Addition et Mortgage swindies in St.Paul caught many Chicago people.Muon oe ion ance is attached to arrest of arris, as it is relieved by fred police and detective agenc which bave him in charge that if they can run down who were associated with Holmes in insurance swindles, but they find those ho can tell of the murders which it ia supposed Hohmes has committed.Charles Cole, a mechanic of Toledo, says a special from that city,says be built the blind wall th that has figured in the Chicago discoveries concerning H and his numerous ed crimes.Cole worked for Holmes in Chicago in 1889.The latter engaged him to put an oil burner in connection with a glass blowing acheme in the basement of the aia.ing at 63rd street and Wallace.the glass blendi project was under way assisted Holmes in its operation, and he says that one day caught \u2018to burn the bu +H who did not deny.Tater Cole says be notified Fire Chief Swente of the gerous character of t g.The construction of the building was peculiar; the noxious gases in the basement did not strengthen Cola\u2019s confidence in - Holmes his methods.He had not been there two wee before Holmes talked about Paving Coles life insured.* Before the.polios bad beon at work an bois yesterday afternoon at the Holmes place, two more human bones were found mouldering in the damp basement, ad with them was a bit of red cloth, apparently « portion of a8 woman's dress.bones found, a shoulder blade was apparently that of an adult.while the other, a sotket The police, A overs.are are confirmed in their eletons being uncovered gre | of the missing Mrs.fonnor and her in- earth of the { greasing as as rapidly es possible.The dig- y is near the south wall next fo th ui alley.t the police ind the boiler, siderable light an vhe ray:terious doings of Holmes.One of the workmen yesterday found in a pile of rubbish a letter signed \u2018\u2019H.H.Howard.\u201d and dated May 5, 1855.The signature is one of the many.¢ aliases used by Holmes.The letter is his well known bandwriting, and is addressed to an occupant of the building whose name the detectives who took ion of the letter refused to state.It is believed, however, that the letter is to C.C.Davi the jeweller.who occupied the building with 1 Druggist Robinson.The letter en- Taal particularly as to the doings of Janitor Quinlan.and asks where he now s on in jocuiar manner fate of the Sam girls, and asks of the recipient whether he has seen them or their ghost in the building.Special inquiry is made into the partitions in the house, and in conclusion the Titer ox reases the belief that he will o stay in gaol much longer.| on \"York, July Post\u201d says: \u201cThe number Es Lo an countries where Holmes is wanted to ba tried for murdering people in order to defraud the insurance companies is in- cressing.The question which state or country wants him worse will never be deci but the question which one ought to have him first is al decided in favor of Canada.reason for yielding our claims is that if Holmes were tried in this country and convicted it would take several years to execute him.With the Buchanan case freshly in mind, we should expect a series of stays, new trials, and appeals to higher tate lasting a couple of y By al 1 means Het Canada try Holmes fi first.Hamilton, Ont.July 28.\u2014It is believed that Holmes, the lawyer Hatch, of Bt.ted with him and Minnie vies quite co t _\u2014 ted she i ioe ms, and it is sugges she mi have been killed ag the trio took up lodgings in the city.Union Assurance Society, A.D.1714.During a storm at Cbaudiere Curve, Quebec, the other day, an old woman wes carried a hund yards and landed in aditch without harm to herself.Union Assurance Seciety, A.D, 1714, rd-fish, seven inches in length, cher in the Rideau River, at Came Ont, recently.Union Assurance Society, A.D, 1714.There never r were so many marriages in Canada in June as there were last month.Union Assurance msi D.1714.; y rained « mus dirty seat in a ilton, Ont.lin dr A Jom by sitting flog abe is suing car there, and now the a compeny for a new ' Union Assurance surance Society, A.A.D.1714.\u201cSpecial Metices.\u201cCreme do la Creme\u201d (Meins Victoria extra) Cigars, -10c.172 Sood Excursions.The tial steamer Columbian will resume her excursion\u2019 trips to-night.Fo orchestra on board.Fare 5 cents return.\u201cLa Fayette \u201d (Reina Victoria) Cigars, 0c.172 200d mma mime ee TN cemat m Dame am Excursions.| ihe he palatial steamer Columbian will re- excursion trips.to-night.Full orchestra on board, Fare 25 cents return.«Senadora\u201d * Cigars, 1 16c, or % daughter Pear) The force of workmen has been creased.sad the grussbmee work is tor 45e .123 Sood We have decided to clear the balance of our stock of Carriages regardless of cost.We must have the room for our Fall Goods.Place your orders for Furniture 2 Bedding Before the end of the month and save money.Our July Cheap Sale has been a great success, Come and s¢e our goods and get our prices.OPEN EVENINGS.H.A.WILDER & CO., 232 to 238 McGill Street.3e Branch-1901 Notre Dame.1 .GOING ON NOW.\"F.Lapointe\u2019s July cheap sale in Furniture and Beddin sénat ae Open Evenings until 10 o\u2019clock.\u201cI n Work tr With this Generation of Men.\u201d -A Startling Advance -in Medical Setence is man whe hed suffered, besttated, thea pu wiped tue ai ia Gham at my lf ai wi déat 1 fret wrote that HE J il me whoa \u2018The man was not \u201cmeade whale\u201d in à dar-no map is\u2014-but in a t be saw\u2014EXZW\u2014bhow be wonld beim a little while\u2014be \u201csaw the before had Smished the frat chapter.the a very man who would know orand trath, piaie facta, new discoveries of medionl y atens for past follies and avoid future pitfalls, sheuld secure ils bout + simple \u201ccurlosity seekers,\u201d to those whom condition je parfect Lo thous iho need me thet.heres known of treatment of incalculable i gop pou are ing for aot ter your cme by writiog.This it want advios, wishom, warning, help, noble mas bood-if you want to escape sonrse, Cap, qune dues Eos this book sow.Writetc the Brie Medical Ov.84 70,443 ~ SR des ee EVELINA FOURNIER ed No \u201c© 4- + STILL MISSING, HER FATHER TO OFFER A RaWARD FOR INFORMATION, the arte ator that day.Last evening the soldiers appeared in civilian dress, aad, after the usual march-out, repaired te Dosdquarters, where a unique and inter- ing under the direc- tien fo ea Captain MoMillan Sabi wife.lutions sin the met doscrliet by the Captain and aroused much interest among the audience.Left Her Uncle's 's Home i in the East End of the City Three Weeks ago and Has pot Since Been Heard From.fe The mysterious disappearance of the young girl, Evelina Fournier, is still causing great anxiety to her friends.The girl has been living with her uncle, à Mr.Johnson, of Hochelaga, for the past year and a half.During her residence with bin she worked for a short time in the Cotton Factory there, where she was universally liked among the em- bloyees of the factory.As she said lately that she was tired of living in the city her uncle suggested that she should go and stay with another of her uncles living at St.Cesaire near St.Johns.the offered no objection to going and in fact scemod pleased at the idea, so her trunks were packed, and exactly three weeks ago yesterday she left her home in à cab, presumably to go to the station, but since then nothing has been seen or heard of her.\u2018Neither she nor her trunks ever arrived at her uncles.Detective Arcand has been working on the case but so far he has been unable io find any clues.The girl is described as being of medium height.with fair-coniplexion and light brown eyes.Her hair is light and grows low down on her forehead.She is 14 ycars of age, and when she left her home she was wearing a dark brown dress.Mr.Fournier.her father, who lives at Granby, IP.Q.has decided to offer a reward for any person who will give information that will lead to the discovery of his daughter's whereabouts.THE PARENTA AUTHORITY The Courts wilt not Interfere with a Father's Proh.b:tion of a Minor Son's Marriage.Mr.Justice Deforimier this morning dismissed the petition of Mr.Olivier Teveille, the minor son of Mr.Charles Lcveille, and decided that Mr.Charles Lo-eilie's refusal to sanction Mr.Olivier's pro osedd marriage with Miss Marguerite Major, is final.The learned judge expresset the opinion that it wouid be altozether subversive of social order for the tribunals io interfere with the parental'aûthoritÿ in a case like the present.CAUGHT BY A WATCHMAN, While going his rounds between twelve and one o'clock last night, J.Wallace, watchman on William street, noticed a light in No.6, and on investigating, found two men inside, who had forced open the two outer doors.Ile caught them both, and held them until the police arrived, and gave theru in charge.When brought before tbe acting magistrate to-day, the men explained their conduct as being due to the fact that they had imbibed tou much liquor, and did not know what they were doing.They gave their names as Timothy Hayse und William ran.As no one ap peared to press the, charge, and being their first offence, they were allowed to BO with a warning.HAD HIS HOST ARRESTED.Alex Charette, of Joliette, had Pierre Degrandmaison before the Magistrate today charged with stealing forty dollars from him.e said came to the cit yesterday a stranger, and fell in wit the accused, who invited hie to spend the night at his house, which he did, but on awakening this morning found that his money was missing.He forthwith had his t arrested and arraigned.Degrandmaison pleaded not guilty to stealing the money, but said his daughter might be the guilty rty.He was \u2018remanded for enquette and à warrant issued for the daughter.BEAT A CHINESE LAD.Napoleon Chartrand was to-day fined $2 and costs for beating a Chinese lad in a Duluth avenue laundry.Napoleon, under the influence of liquor, being refused a demand for cigars, pounced upon the inoffensive boy and beat him until a policeman was called and arrested him.Some similar fun on the part of Napoleon several months ago escaped any interference.A FAST DAY, To-day is the day set apart by the Roman Y Catholic clergy as a fast day to implore the mercy of God on this country and the protection of our crops.day was well observed by Cazholies, and during the entire day there was a continuous flow of persons at the various churches.Thousands of persons attended the masses at the several churches this morning.QUON LUNG'S FUNERAL, The sequel to Quon Lung's death occurred to-day in his burial with Christian Chinese service in the Mount Roya cemetery.\u2018The dead man being without relatives in this city, the Chinese who knew of his death subscribed an amount equal to the expenses of the funeral, the cemetery authorities generously granting free interment.OBITUARY.Providence, R.L, July 26 \u2014Hon.Thos.Davis, ex-mem of, Congress, also prominent in the anti-slavery movement, died this morning at Eddewood, a suburb of this city.EXCURSION TO HUDSON, The Canadian Society of Stationery Engineers hold an excursion to Hudson over the C.P.it.to-morrow.SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.Ensign Macdonald, who has been in charge of the Alexander street barracks of the Salvation Army in this city for (ieura Ë WORKS Wonders I» curing torturing, disfiguring, bue mflistiog humours of the Skis, Scalp, and Blood when all else falls.Sel theoughont the weld.Dotith Don ?.rom sens à Some, L Elng Béveré-ct, Lenden.Deve 45 Guat Cour Sele Press, Butea.8.8.4.Polies Think That They Have Broken Upa Dangerous Gang.Through the s pecial efforts ot Con- arcisse Yamachiche, il be broken will soon u it a bo\u2019 gang entered the C R.olfices ht he, by ing a side window.Once lt they ransacked the drawers, taki them all the cash which they coul and which amounted to $75.They took with them a number of valuable articles, As the morning trains bad passed when thoy were throug h with their operations, they stole a bicycle, and with it went into an adjoining bush, where for a while they hi themselves, As daylight was gradually coming on, they thought they were not safe in their new quarters, so they separated, with the understanding that they would again meet together at night, near Pointe du Lac Station.The robbery was detect- they were unable to locate their birds, but by 7.30 p.m.they saw a young man riding on a bicycle, which resembled very much the stolen one.The police with, difficulty captured the wan.who gave his name us Samuel Per:oo, 16 years of age, but ha refused to divulge the names of his gang, who are st at larg The bicycle was identified by its owner, but there is as yet no clue to the money and other valuables stolen.On the person of the prisoner were found about one dozen of valuable 18 karat old rings, which he admits were Sto on the git of the 15th of July last, but he still refuses to say who were t owners; but he admits that they live near Montreal.Mr.Evariste Gerin-Lajoie, who had a valuable watch stolen from his prem- is>s.has recovered his missing property as it was also found on the prisoner's person.A sma!l sum of money and a purse was asio found concealed on the prisoner.Perron says he was born at St.Adolphe.Th police have a clue, however, and think he has an associate in the person of o one Edivards, and that both are from England, and that they have arrived in this country but ashort time ago on board of the S5.Gerona or the Fremona, wher> thay had secured e as cattle drovers.The matter is still being invest.gated by the police, who are jubilant over the arrest, as they are sure they have broken up a dangerous gang which has been operating extensively in the country dist ricts.HORSE OWNERS RIGHTS.Owing to the illness of Recorder de Montigny.the case of-the Horsa n- ers\u2019 Righ's Protective Union against the - Mont real Street Railway Co.has been st poned till the end of August.The nion som: tim: ago entered 2 protest against the Street Railway Co.using salt and sand on their tracks in the winter.Circulern have been issued by the Union stating ity objects, and calling for assistance from the public.Mr.Ievert, secretary of the Association,will send these 2 cireulars to any one applying to THE CLUB HOUSE PROPERTY.In the report of the meeting of the shareholders of ihe Athletic e ub House Company.publis in Tuesday's Star, Mr, i Cushing was represented by misas asserting that the Directors ee os themselves to.give land to the Montreal Park and nd Railway Co.What Mr.Cushing stated was that by the correspondence of the Railway Company read at the meeting the Company claimed that the Directors had pledged them the ground for mno- thing.A CENTENARIAN TRAVELLER.A large party of ex excursionists from Michigan and Îllinois arrived over the R.yesterday, and, after a few hours spent in visiting the points of interest in the city, left last evening for the Saguenay an \u2018the Gulf.One of the lady members of the party is a centenarian, being 102 years of age She left the party w when i it arrived in this city, and ss a few weeks among relatives riends in the district of Montreal.for nothing.will and ROW IN, A A REFUGE.Clara Markey.an inmate of the institution on the corner of Sherbrooke and st.minique streets, kept by the sisters of the Good Shep! herd, quarralled last night with Bridges Collins, also an inmate of the institution, and ended up by assaulting her.The belligerent female was conveyed to the Police Station on Ontario street, and thence to the Recorder\u2019s Court this morning, where she was fined $5 or one month.ST.HEfhrs NE NEW BELLS.A platform has \u201cbeen.erected in front of the St.Henri parochial church, where the four bells lately purchased in France by Abbe Decarie will be deposited so soon as they reach Montreal.The bells are now on their way to this city, and are expected to be landed early next week.They will then be solemnl by His Grace Archbishop Fabre, and.installed in their respective places.ST.JAMES CATHEDRAL, The interior of \u201cst.James Cathedral has been further beautified by the addition of several marble aitara in the north and south aisles.Several interesting re- licsa of the Pontifical Zouaves have also been deposited in the sanctuary.The facade of the cathedral! is being ornamented by the addition of a groined roof.GRANDE HERMINE ASSEMBLY.Th2 Grande Hermine mine Assembly, Knights of Labor, has elected the following offi- M.L.Comman ONLY $20,000 LEF rT.George says \u2018says that all the ap- opriations to the road de ment.the exception of $20,000, have been oxbeusted .e wants $100,000 more, and ess he gets it he does not see how the ork of the department is to be got on with to the end of of \u2018the year.WANTS THE \u2018FINE REMITTED.Ludger Lagarde, de, botel-keeper, Ste.egonde, gives notice that hè will apply to the Lieutenant Forernor in Joun- cil for on of & fine imposed u him on the 18th ot for & welling without a license.- THE ARCHBISHOP \"BACK.\"gen \u2018Fabre, Archbishop of : Montreal, returned from his pastoral visitation, oc- cupyin some months, at.noon churches of the city rang a come to the distinguiabed prelate.THE LATE Al ALD, .D.KENNEDY.Mr.© A mouth\u2019s mind ser service will be in St.Patrick's Church on Mon tea Jor the the = y oi of the THIEVES IN THE COUNTRY.ed at the openinz of the office, and the police were notified.Up to the evening pen Emre Ett ee | TRADE, FINANCE |- EEE, ov AND =@ 4: | COMMERCE.- MONTREAL WHOLESALE MARKETS sran Orvicn, Sth Joly, 1884.Gnarn.\u2014Thelecal marketisquiet ai unchanged vrices.We quote: Neo.1 hard Manitoba wheat, i 4 WTTLE FORETHOUGHT.Saves Foaps Trouble ; pods, per 88 Ibe; in stove,\u201d Tic to Te: oats, No.% Ontario, por 36 lhe, inotore.tôje to t0jc; buckwheat, nominal, per 48 1be., 830 te Sic; barley.food, Manitoba, per bush, se Lo fc.FLOUR\u2014Wheat bavi .maintain the vans oF the cho Sa\u2019 Te rene aud.4 no further talk at mom! last night's cl there a prosent n ces.of.Outario os E would pobably\u201d in shade \u2018= re a en Fées st } ji 3 13to rm Ty tro: ; cul h ro er, strong bakers\u2019, 1e 1094 35 fer WS à uominai; superfine, omi PROVISIONS.The firm tone is maintained | and business improves, The fact that $3.90 d for live hogs yesterday erie weight with purchasers.We quote: Canadian short cut avy, mess rk, $17 to $18 ham.oity cured, 1b.10 to Mc: lard, compound, per lb.82 lo Le To: lard, pure pele, .in pails, ÿ to 9e; bacon, bonel ess, per 1b., 12c; bacon, spice rolled, per lb., 8 to 9c; bacon long clear in dry valt, CHEESE.\u2014The market od ull, but the air is full of rumors of nescoliation which certainly sound improbable.There is one sors, in cireu- lation to the effect that Bic was yesterday after- uoon bid and.refused for 25,000 boxes of Western clheose.Tho holder, it is said, wanted 8jc, and at this figure was willing to guarautee a profit, bu: unwilling to put up the margin nec essary to secure the same.andas a consequence nothing resulted © demand today is n nimost limited to \u2018French cheese, for 7{c is gonerally reported the top figure al- hin the case of anything choice 7 9-16¢ paid.At Brockville yesterday the 5e was Su to 8}e fur the little business done.at Stirling 8 1-160 wis obtained, and at Kin ston 1600 boxes changed bandsat this figure In) ow York yesterday there was, nocord ing te he Journul of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin, a fair enquiry for fancy colored checsc carly in the day, and some receivers were inclined to trs and strain prices an ic.but buyers positivel fused to pay more than ic.thera was no ani.nessover the trier above that price.in fact that figure was unly possible for stri perfoct qual- iy.though such grades were working out fairly.BUTTER\u2014Jobbers aro paying factorymen in the country 174c to obtain crenmers suitable for the local trade, but pers demur about bidding more than 17jc.Eces\u2014 The tone ina little firmer, holders Ti iog to part with candled stock for less than 1%c being in the minority.Bonsecours Retail Market.- The market was again crowded this morning with farmers, gardeners and buyers.Large quantities o roduce, both from and garden, came forward, a a brisk demand.stuffs were especially plentiful and gener- fo oe We quote to-day's prices us fol- wi o a Produce, etc.-Oate, dis bag 96¢c to 31.Se chm per beg, $1.10 to SL 18; ; corn, r bush, 65 to peas, per bush, Boe: $1750 to EL 60.choice.\u201cprint o 0c; good dairy, BE che It, 12 to 14 thew laid, per ese.per Ib, o 4c; egg new laid, per doz, 18 to 25c; a ordinary, 11 to 13c; maple sugar, .per Ib, 8 to 10c; new maple syrup per tin, 83 to 90c; honey.per lb., 13 to lac.Vegciaties\u201d Cabbages, per doz, 16¢ to 25e; potatoes.per bunch Pee: new carrots, per, dozen bunches, 10c to J5c; beets bunch, _10c; ohionhs, per bag, 60c c to 7 8c; Prelery, r dozen bunches.15¢ to 25c: radishes, do, to 10c; per r 1b, 12 to 18c; 2nd .to 2 I5c to 25e: lettuce, to 11c; do, forequai ters, do, Pa de uirterd, do.12 to 15¢; Jo, forequarters, do, to 10c; pork, 10 to Poultry Turkeys, per Ib, Ta to 12c; chickens.ver pair, C to \u201815c: fowls, r pair, 5 to 31.00; domestic le duets per ib, 10 to 12¢} lb, 10 to 1%c; dory, per lb, per lb, 10 to 12e: RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.C.P.R.CANAL.se \u2014 2 \u2014 2521 \u2014 72901 \u2014 + 5 189 \u2014 am, bacou, box - 412 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 Petroleum, bbls._ $s \u2014 \u2014 Tobacco, pkgs.J 66 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 em BRITISH MARKETS.Graln and Provisions.July 26,\u2014Cable advices from, England this morning to the Baird of Trade here report Trad as follows: Wheat, off coast, quieter On jascese.quiet with a light demand ç ish country markets, firmer, Mai off eter.Liver- coast.quiet.On y heat, on spot firm.Futures, firm at: 5s 51-2d July Aug.6 \u201cSept; 5s Oct: 71-2d Nov.Maize, = quiet.Futures at: 4s 8 3-4d July; 48 1 Aug.and Sept.: 48 21+4d Oct.and Nov.; 43 11-210 Dec.First bakers\u2019 neapolis flour, 18s 9d.rench country markets, steady.Weather in England, wet.LIVERPOOL LATEST PRICES, CURRENT, July 24, 1895.d a d4 sd » à Bpriac mbent, 5 9.to5 94 Por 876 to 0 0 ENS las oy Lad 26 to 00 Bu 55 tod 8 Bacon, H6 LH 0 No.2Cain © 0 to0 0 Tallow, 000 to 0 Corn, 4 £40 8 Cheese, w, 388 to ¢ ® 140 0 Cheese, ¢, 3838 to 0 AMERICAN MARKETS.Reosinte and Shipments, Chica, July 26.\"Berg pts, 33 bush.wheat; 24.600 corny, Je ts; Fos bbls flour.Shi ments, 1 ush.wheat; 198,000 corn; > ts; tis 89 bbls flour, New York, July 26.\u2014Recoipts 60,335 bush.wheat; 35, 150 corm; 186,000 oata; 4017 bbla.an 4 flour.Shipments, bush.wheat; ka, 225 corn: 71 oats; 16m bhis.an 18.008 70,000 bush.pment 61,000 h, wheat.ush.w Juiy 26.\u2014Receiptà.169,000 bush.Toledo, wheat; 2000 corn.Shipments, 700 bush.corn.wheat; Chisago Hog Market Union Stock pla of July 2éth, 1896,\u2014The estimated receipts 8 were aoe, The official report of esterday was 11,348, of which uss\u2019 pere shipped, a and 16,0 000 a over.The quota bedi t ed, m $4.90 to 35.ky Tn {xed Yacking un to $6.20; peavy Shipping 34.60 to 36.ng: 3 ugh $4.60 Receipts of cattle were: £000, inctudin ne 1500 Texans and Westerns.Mar\" Toronto Produce Market.* Toronto, Ont, Jul ket\" is uiet.Whea! 70 7-8c ng of day previ- ders generally ask from 80c up for Ontario printer West, olders of Manitol ing more.Flour \u2014Straight roller, Toronto freights, can be got at $3.75.Peas\u2014 Car lots West quoted at 8c to bf Outs\u2014 Car lots of white sold middle Sreigiia: est at 33¢.Barle Sar lots of feed from 47c to 4 est.Mesers.J.8.Bache & Ca, N.Y., report the London market at à p.m.m.\u2018to-day, ns follows: i } Jul 18835, | » London \u2018New York Atchison Tay ab?+ Gan.Pacte, 9 - Rrie, 1 Kan.& T.17 Louisville Lake Shore, à Northern Pac.Pr.186 18 11.Contrel, 101 » Ont.& Western, pu it St.Pa Ton \u2019 Union no MONTREAL EXCHANGE MARKET.Jor sde ras ba Mesure.House tle Rachange x He.Francois Xavier streets, ym NEW YORK STOCK.Special to the Star.) Nem York, Jur, 1, ae Nosks 14 \u2018dustrial group was as firmer, but Tout not ot buoyant.Special Notive.\u201cSonadora\u201d\u2019 Cigars, lc, or 3 for 25e * \u20ac sir EE bag, to 0e; new turnips.; i to Tes tie, per lb., 8 to 10c; white fish, per Pret is Rw York Pands, yy ed ar pm.Bi mn\" i 5) ats UE Bearing Cul \u2018ene Tho Cook's Friend Baking Powder TRY | -\u2014\u2014BALA LICORICE - For the Voice STEAMSHIPS.\u2018Allan Line À Royal ail si igri dna Montreal Mail Service.Rome thi, ngs From Quebee, Tr Io STS « o) In, F fini is \u20ac Aug, 10 Aug lt > * De » stop at Rimouski er Movillo.OAI ES er EEE ie ai yardas flngle.$180 and upwards Retur, Send Canin.Tiowitnte Beturn, or Bleerage\u2014 © Liverpoël.nado.Glasgow, Belfast or Londonderry, Saw.Prepaid, $15.00 ding and all necessary utensils f; Glasgow, erry = and New Yerk Service.STATE OF CALIFORNIA.sé B Aus, 900 a.m.STATE OF NEBRASKA .17 Aug, 1.00 pm.Cam te Ban, Return, $88 te $110, ond rs Cabin, su miocrage.$16, All the sta aterooms are tuated om the valoos desk, thus securing perfect tlh x tesmers of both services aro fitted ihrogholt with the incandessent eies- tric light.For freight, or further information apply to A dt ALLAN, Montreal Mosteÿ or f'hiladelphi NORTH GERMAN LLYOD, KEW YORK, SOLTHANPTON, RREMEN, FAST EXPRESS A STEAMERS.: to location.IL and $100, Lot and Rar Round ¢ Vii Lahn Sat.t a important A.2 crie boul SAS AUSTR igh o important po MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.To GIBRALTAR GENOA.NAPLES.amers touch, at NAPLES.frore IITUATION( Shim wd, sh cute re - T0 FUPILE A PRES ts for 10 worda sr lash, snd ra ward ach ANTED 4 ade 5 cents for 55 weeds av less, mods LER 30 cents afer words oe Let ant 5% ni per extras wort BD! 10 oan Le fer words oo.and sont gov | extre w ech fasertion i - OUND, pe rs or Jess, and 4 ennt per soli LF HoT 85.ETC.Senta for 88 wards _ Foi SALES oon pin Te cout pes PROPERTY FOR BALL 1 centa for 5 vorda or las 108%.conte fan rare lens au one cent per extre BUSIN NOES, ETO.35 cts for 38 words er PRÉGONALS pass H ord; Dose conta per w à All pdvertisements inserted st the » raies muet be prepaid hay SITUATIONS WANTED.ANTED\u2014B Yous ux MAN, Le 187 CLASS Nes \u201cLe ame rey * 715 A D\u2014BY A youna MAN, SEE bas whiting Lomas ve Soa te Wen by day; oo s ANTED-BY A MAN OF EXFRATENCE AND claes vumnections,re; ut.LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, FU waier, \u201cRoox LA 7105 board, dat eT Repro FURNISHED FRONT, SUITABLE mon aveous.Bb OOMS Two COMPORTABLT VURNTENED rov@ss, suitable for gentlemen or married couple 14) 2 Motcalle ot.194 -do at howe 5 Foot WwW ANTED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, POSITION in a private family .revers ker pad pailliner.References satisfactory.Address \"V 2iv6,\" ST » oft > ng to A149 _SITUATIONS VAGANT- >.7 ANTED\u2014 TE\u2014IF OU, WANT A Ww sad an es Jam! tae, x eulars; pawn thing, exclusive control P.U batroal, Que Fron Xs French department, Coaticook Acade- tras prefurred Must converse fluent Tawkins, Conticook, Que.167 8 ANTED-TRA VELLER.WHOLESALE CLOTH.idg for Muwritime Provinces.Apply persvually or by letter, 1 4 \u201cJohn Culder & Co, Hamilton.perse te % ANTED\u2014A MAN AS GÉNERAL AGENT FO reliuble nursery, handling Canadian and States my, Fre ly in\"bo! grown stock, Guod opening to t party.Fae |, ANTED\u2014A SBNART GENERAL SERVANT, AT once.Apply 339 Bourgeois street.Ware = ent 5 boy.Euwpire To Lory, Pome at.1723 unnsosssary.Blackford & Co., Toronto, Out.1 \u2014 BUNCHMAKERS: (ERS: ALE A GOOD ARTED XXPERIENCED SHIRT MAKERS: learners.Ap & Co, 54 Latour st.ely to 473 4 Wiss one à FOR NEW RICHMOND School, one holding à MA! Normal + preferred.For furtuer erica ir êipe Bons ohustoa, chairman commission: venture Co.ANTED-A YOUTH.MUST Fn AND Bogs: ANTED-TEACHER pce OF TAK: VV ANTED\u2014 A SITUATION | BY GOOD GENERAL ret a 10 M family, nowashiug.42 Bt Mar W ANTED- SITUATION BY GOOD Look, PRI- tre ia kept, in Lo or country.Good reference Address \"V 2191, Bran o iy 14 V 7ANTED-\u2014PLAIN SEWING BY THE DAY.AF JV _ ply 35 8t.Alesunder st 1743 } ANTED BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, PLAIN washing.ironing, plain sewing, at hume or by the day.Mrs Nelson, 9¢ 8¢ Felix, in rear.178 3 WASTED \u2014 A BITUATION BY AN EXPERI- nced nurse, Lo take Charge of a young child Das of references.Apply 13 Bishop st 174 VV ANTED-TEMPORARY POSITION IN STENO- spherg an and typewriters piace, during rug holidays pris ble party.Address © Trade ul ding.\u2014 In 2 ANTED -WASHING BY THE DAY, 50C PER day, Mra.Baker.Apply No.4 Alexdunder\u201d street, in rear.1741 W NTED-SITUATION BY GOOD WORKING vorking housekeeper.w with best of ruference.Ap ply to Mss.Rive, 5 Union ave.174 1 V ANTED- EMPLOYMENT ANY KIND.BY ABLE ed married man, understands horses,can wiik, bas more in candy factory; gooûTeferences.5,18 De- lorimier ave.1761 ANTED-SITU ATION BY A YOUNG MAN, OF- Would accept write well.Apply by letter, W.Tass \"ANTED\u2014 JUNIOR IN YHOLFSALE WAREhouse as {voice cier cierk, speaking snd writing French required.Address \u201cT 2 \u2018gud English.Bete 1732 VV ANTED-A GOOD GENERAL COOK, FEMALE.Must have references.Apply 8t.Lawrence Hotel, 86 and 88 Ht.Lawrence st.1732 VV ANTED-ANY ACTIVE AGENT REPRESENT- the old established .Fonthill Nurseries can carn 5 to 0 per week sellin our hardy ian wn stock.Commission ve paid wool outfit, Write this neck Tor terms to Btone & Wellington, Nurserymen, Montreal, Que., J.W.Beall, Man: WE ANTED-THOROUGRLY RELIABLE WOMAN, over 35, French o is willing to work secure advancement.Tes v Sax » ofice.*Thesa st Return tickets or from Bremen, London, or Narre ORLRIUES & CO, $ Bowling Grçen, N.Y.Bim To Suuoon & Co, 356 8s.Paul mt.Dovacas Jawes es at.op.Ternule Hida.Ww.L Bites.el Notre Dame st, Agents for Montreal.Toute German Mediterranean\u201d Service.*HAMBUEQ AMERICAN INORTH GERMAN LINE to Goran A gion Norton.oe a tar, 8] Su ey en *P.Bismarck Seton Teal Nor.tKaiser W.II .Nov.CE] .> .Victoria.8 mA.Nov.30.Nov.+ \u2018Ait steamers sail at 11 à.Return tickets available for the steamers of either line en from Naples.0a, Gibraltar, Hamburg, Bremen, London and Southampton.Hamburg-Americsn Line North German Lloyd 8, Broadway.N.Y.Co.hs & Co, D.CONNELLY, Agta, 3 Bowling Green, 14 Place d'Armes sq.W.D.O'BRIEN J.Y.GiLxoun & Co., t.James 354 8t.Paul st.DOUGLAS BATTERSEY, 'DovaLas BATTRRABY, Fe a re a ee em ui + ENBY 176 178 1 mr fra NSSAN ANS ASS AAA AANAEA FETT TTT TTT TTT TE TTT TTT \u201cA Warning.\u201d .4 oS Vy We haven't bought out any stock of rubbish or odds and ends, bug are closing out our own production of summer Clotbing at prices as follows : Suite for Men, at from pate te 819, suits 1 5, Youths, at from $4 to suite fe for (Rl Dorn at from on ar We sacrifice our profits to avoid carrying over goods trom season to season.Weare exclusive manufacturers ot clothing and don\u2019t meddle with other lines o!@ goods, have no Dry Goods, nor Hardware tor sale, but devote all of our time to making ap proper and satix- factory clothing and it stands to reason that you can do better with us than it you purchased at stores that dabble in everything.Every single suit we otter is worth more than we ask tor it and a positive bargain is assured every purchaser, Be Warned Against buyin rejected odds and ends bought trom Wholesale Houses, and buy rather from u who are legitimate an exclusive manufacturers ot clothing tor the retail trade only.WORKMAN'S Mammoth Clothing House, BALMORAL BLOCK, 1888 and 1890 Notre Dame - Street.174n 1 SSD EE ARR: AA AS > EE NE NE TT TT TTT TT TTT TT TY SS FE TTT TT TT TTT TTT CUT TT TETE TT ETES CUT TU T TT 2888820220800 RSRRANelllsse ans annsessesdells lel ssl lalnslensssnselslss alan ssnsneen BRASS SSA ALsLsAsLsAsssssnssesesessnsslessssnssslsllennssnsslsesssslnsnssnn enn s Bd ET TETE TTT TTT TT TT TT TTT TT TT TT TT TT TT TTT TT rT TTT TTT TTT TTT TTT TT TITTY TY sYTYy S S ; ELECTRIC, BELT | HD SER 4 Ee Currents of Bet restoring thew to NEALTN Ey onal rie, Carrest Foit A few days ago while men were de- melistin TRES in Leith, they came across five human skeletons.The remains were found lying two feet under NTED-\u2014GUO! ply A.McIntosh, St.Lawrence Iron À Commide{onors s£, near Dalhousie Square Jæpratrie op on Bund: Rewa Pelletier, 25 St.Gabriel.2213,\" Wars ra A FIRST COOK AND WAITRESS for a tirst class Wining room in the city.Address \u201cW 218,\" STAR office.174 2 TANTED \u2014 TEMPORARY BTENOGRAPHER and typewriter for about one mouth, Addrees LV 115.\" STAR office.___174 1 W ANTED GENERAL SERVANT, SMALL FANT WANTE TED-A oD PLAIN COOK, \u2018WHO WILL g0 to Dixie for the month of August.Apply on Saturday, after 9o'clock, at 862 Sherbrooke at.1 ANTED\u2014A HOUSEMALD.REFERENCES REquired.47 Victo: 474 1 ANTED\u2014YOUNG GIRL TO ABSIST IN HOUSE work for à few weeks.469 Argyie ave, Met V moun Won.GIRL ABOUT 15 YEARS TO MiND and assist with housework.Apply Lo 30 five experience, good penmar, ae any fai ua an tion.ss W 2225,\u201d STAR ofice.otter i 7 48 V ANTED\u2014BY GENTLEMAN (WITH GOOD RIG situation as travelling advertiser.Good route.P.©.Box 14, East Hatley, Que.1741 V TANTED\u2014GRAIN AND FLOUR TRADE ADVERtiser, with large experience, oyment, un- dest tends operating el elevators; oot atid of work.Address ?(X 274,\" BTARO 7 ANTED\u2014BY TRAVELLER, RESIDING IN nto, selling hosiery to leading retail trade west, a line to go with same.Excellent connection and references.Advertiser will be in Montreal on don day next Address * X 2253,\" STAR office.1741 BUSINESS CHANCES.PNA INN SNS NSN MSN AS R BALA \u2014 A TWENTY-FIVE ARC LIGHT mo, lampe, rire ee, complete in per- an bo see! ing at any The Thompson Shoe Co, Ta 712L2 ra ra 1715 FoR 8 SALE $20 SPOT CASH WILL BUY ONB 6 best saloons and restaurants in the oo including the bes and dining rooms; also 6 furnished bed- voms; bar includes cash ter, license, elegant fixtures andsiock of rate and case liquors; also beer in the cellar.very -tinest qualits.L Harris 118 #t.James - st._ Krening : £298 Ht.Lawrence Main 1733 FE SALE\u2014AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, PAYing 4 to > daliars sday.Apply 31 Logan st between 7 and 9 174 3 SALE\u2014A FIRST CLASS GROCERY, DOING on business.Td Le sold on account of sickness Apply Jos.Paquin, 231 Craig.1742 R SALE\u2014-A SMALL BTO0K OF BOOTS AMD shoes, and store to let.Possession immediate, Address at once, No.2194 Craig street.1741 fi For AL E\u2014SALOON, NO FAULT EX EXCEPT little difficulty in fail.1088 8 nes at ANTED\u2014FUR CUTTER AT 49 ST.PAULST.Wa steady employmént.174 D\u2014GOOD JOBBING BLAOK8M! AR Ration 1701 1 ANTED-STRONG LAD.8 DE BRESOLES/ er.FOR SALE.KR SALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, KINDLING, cut Maple, 8150, Tamarac Block, 8.73, 50 per load.deli vered any where in the city.i id Richmond sq Hell Tel 8353 x SALT\u2014KILN-DRIED KINDLING WOOD, 2%; oe te cles OOM-GENTLEMEN OR MARRIED me En ere SiR Rook Son, MARRIED, O Woodstock P.O., Outario.1128 Frias\u201d Baily.= o children: \u201coa, Tha lence ANTRD-\u2014BITUATION AR wroREMAN CARE | W A M8\u2014WELL FURNISH taker, driver or gardener, J.Q., $52 Armd RO ras ta ED Boou TO ® _ =~ Gill College aysewe.ANTED-BY GOOD LAUNDRESS, WORK BY IS V the day, troning, washing at OoMs\u2014 ISHED Rooms To LET, home.Apply 16 163 Vitra, op * 13 R OMS ES Manedeid ne Ww OOMS-DOUBLE AND 81 ANTED\u2014HY aoe By ORK R am Board.A GLE] 2 TURNISEMD OOM\u2014FURNISH! POR 2 Young MEN, ym R% r without board.ne.Sard.3 Bali Balmoral EN T2 3 COMS\u2014WEL£ AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHed, with all modern convenicnoes, in a at vate family.25 McGill Oullege ave.TEE or OOMB\u2014DOUBLE AND SINGLE COMFORT._furnished, for gentlemen, 53 Cli ty Councillors: 113 Rat ver TURNISHED Re ROOM, BATHROOM oad if dpaired Molll Calisge ave.173 dort VERY NICE ROOMS, HOUSE La ed view vi Anan 113 Maace, near Milton.a 3 OOM NEW AND VERY MERA TOR ished rooms; house under transients accommodated.31 McGill \u2014_ ave oi $ OOM\u2014LARBGE HANDSOMELY, ,_tront bedroom: home oll nly Hs ROS evra coming (0 ay be sou our.part city eas wodated by day ur week.5% Taiversicy [Y OOM\u2014NICELY FURNISHED, IN IV.PA- I wily.24 Marlborough at.FR PRAT pg WS AND - UNFURNISERD ate family.a7 Σ8 6 aw OOMS\u2014WELL FURNISREN, DOUBLE AND single rooms, terms modera: 23 Cathcart st.a 168 deu OOMS\u2014TO LET, FOR $ YOUNG MEN, IN À FRI- ale family.where no other board: Notre Dame a cr ar ro 8\" RO.fn \u2014 TWO DOUBLE AND ONE SINGLE furnished, with or without board.13 Hanov 1M 3 OOM-\u2014ONE SINGLE FRONT ROOM, ox TH- room t, fur gen quan Pon bte family; quiet and central 22 Staniey Tht 742 RO room PURNISHED DOUBLE AND TOOIDS, large unfurnished brobidess it denied.Torma moderate.227 Serta: RY M-LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, BUITABLE for à marri or two gentlemen, with use of kitchen.41 Anderson.1543 Route \u2014 NICE FRONT ROOM, FURNISHED, suitable for one gentleman, at 631A Dorchester at, square.174 3 Roex,x NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI e family, for one one or co gentiemen Au Foden w Ropu reg on OR UNFURNISHED, FOI gratiemen: few doom from Bt.Catherine.re > Rooxs-re LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD all modern conveniences; late dinner.4 64 174 3 FURNISHED ROOM.ON BATH and hot water.Mansfield st.S163 pub _COMFORTASLT FURNISHED, TRAN- RY t accommodated.App y 22 McGill College ay ave.Ro \u201cWELL FURNISHED, HOT WATER HEAT ing.63 City Councillors st.14 2 ooM \u2014 FURNISHED SINGLE ROOM.2079 St, Catherine st, corn: moral st.; Rooy-ons on bathroom cillors st.ROSIE os Tr 3 LARGER FURNISHED BEDROOM, fiat, suitable for two.Ili City rl Rogue rie FURNISHED, SINGLE OR 23 Unive: trees.ity 176 3 \u2014 = BOARD.PAZ Books.28, LADIES, DOR own Mrs ; Ladies Doctrené, 181 Cadieux 106 307 WASTE \u2014 COLLAR TURNERS.APPLY AT Bietion Br Bros à &Co.\u2019s, 100 8t.1 Peter st.st.1745 VWWANTED- SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITER, ith some years experience and a knowledge of books and accounts.Address \u201cX 3258,\u201d Fran ofice, ANTED- TWO GOOD PATTERN MAKERS.Appl ie immediately Foreman, Ingersoli Rock Drill Co., Bt.174 1 ANTED \u2014 LADY BSTENOGRAPHER, WITH sume sxperience in law oftice work.613, New York ANTED-COACHMAN, WITH BEFERENCES.Apply to Owen McUarvey & Son, 1851 N ore lene 4 street.V ANTED-TWO GOOD BTRONG BOYS learn the cake business.Apply alter 8 Soieek this evening, 3103 Bt.Catherine st.174 wa ANTED-GOOD GÉNERAL SERVANT, ALSO 'wmarack, $1.50; cu! 31.00; Large loads.Rell Telephone 7174 Ueo.8: \u2018Botton I Ct 1 VV ANTED \u2014 OATHOLIO SCHOOL TEACHER TO i hares booms SLT ot an: fp MCEWAN, LADIES SICK NURSE, French an tate salary, > accommodation for boarders, best a cae wore ter $1.50 per load Kindling o private.Terme modersia.187 oan Beaudoin, 8cc., R- 0.8.8.No.of Tiny, Lafontaine, Wood Co.sorner Jamie and Guy.Telephone E1LQ Cadieut.below SL Catherine ANTED\u2014 IMMEDIATELY, A_GOOD DININO _ ARD_MADAME VILLARD, PRIVATE HOSPL room girl.Apply Merchant's Dining ng Hall, 398 Sloth Choa cauh Abu 103 Aah arene FY tal for te at 197 Ondionx stress.Se Charles ine JBCARD_AND BOOMS, SIKGLE AND DOUALE, ANTED\u2014YOUNG MAN FOR AN INSURANCE SALE \u2014 THE PATENT RECORD, COM- bathroom flat, terme modersie.sa Bt.Bernard ni, = toduponsable A be va res good andr JOT ote from 234 {dute of secabiishment of Patent of.20rmer of very central hiry crpecton, to \u201cWR Sram ties.143 Eu to Janus 19 ta ao, 0° un OARD \u2014 AND ROOM FOR LADIES DURING A COOK, WITH ERENCES.nce.Accommodation for other patiente.rit ANTED- REF 10 R SALE\u2014DRY KINDIANG, $1.56 QUT sLaBs, tree, Accommo 153 à P°42D DOUBLE ROOM ON BATRROOM FLAT, good board.7 Hanover.R SALE-FANOY BRASS GASALIERS AND a SALE nearly o w.Latest fashion.Must be sold by Tuesday nex *\u201c University st.1333 OR SALE\u2014BIOYCLE FOR LESS THAN HALF price, 94 Comet Bcorcher, perfect order, tires never punctured.Apply at RB.J.Latimera, 593 8c.Poulet 2 .___ Apply A Martin, Bt.3508 174 3 MOR BALE-LARGE PLATE MIRROR.ALSO ahow case, suitable for barber.449 Welliogton, 5 R SALE -HAND PRINTING PREYS, CHASE 3x8 incu ne PP as one.pneumatic Bafety Dhcycie, $5.00 Address VX R SALE\u2014AROUT 15 LOADS OF OF Goo GOOD HAY.Lakeside, another girl kept, one a REA to wait on table.14a Torrance st.174 1 AKTED JUNIOR CLERK FOR OFFICE, AP X 2271,\" STAR odfice.174 : ANTED\u2014A GENERAL SERVANT, AT 90 mao ANTED-BY À danox AND EABILY WORKED Lite Insurance pany, two success nasors.À rare opportunity for or oe right man.Most liberal terms to those able abie t to write a a large In business Address stating x 337.1744 taw WANTED FL OUTTERS.APPLY AT THE Arcade File Works, Anderson, indisna.174 ANTED \u2014AT ONCE, AN EXPBRIENCED DIN- jug room girl Apply St James Hotel, upp.G.T.R.tation.1741 LOST ~~ AA NII ~~ OTA GO GOLD HATCH, BY WAY ST.- DENIB, Craig sod d'Armes from Cherrier at 974 Berri st.Me °F: BYLADY BNAEROHARMER IN BARNUMS rens, saall black and tan fomale dog: answers to pau 5 mn - at ei nder oun mad same, C.0.OST_REWARD OF TEX DOLLARS WILL BE of Barnum's Circas, Toronto.to the given Le de ou giving information plesding recovery of coli à 0 Ed Let jescrip- fon, of dog\u2014 eo nose and feet, white over eyes, tip of one body, and neck, \u201clittle 5e ellow spots whi last seen at Toes sore, wi te on pod of tail; dog Tor je rd can\u2019 be a OBT\u2014TUEBDAY EVENING, THE 23RD, gold watch and chain, between oy Carine Migndans \u2018and \u2018Araberst sts.Reward at 1723 OST\u2014-ON BATURDAY, JULY 20TH, A SMALL black : aud t tan terrier.Reward at Wardles ss 409 Aquedt 0ST\u2014A MEMORANDUMOF ACCOUNTS.FIND- & Co, 760 Lee ra he rows to Houry Harvdy & isa Loo ONT\u2014ON TUESDAY EVENING.THE BRD INST.rig pear 1 brooch.with hair, at 41s Ps Lecr-srçuxe, ON BOARD STEAMER PRIN.steamer to Cemete on os Cort ter gard Jus.Tor gird will ot cash same.it to the captain of t the St Btr.Prince 1741 OST\u2014BY WAY OF DORCHESTER, BUSSEX OR eer ou: ov whit ono part Please return to st 141 FOUND.UND-\u2014ON LAKE ST.LOUIS, A BOAT.OWN.NEY RR round, and fell to pieces on le of tonckad.The buildin | six hundred years old.PSE .Spesial Notices.« Creme de-la Creme\u201d (Reina Vietoria extra) Cigars, 10c, y Seod ' Bxeursions.a er Columbia w suce The puit excoralon tripe 25 conte Tetarn.Fall bg nurse girl, small family.Call 484 Upper St.Coarles AR office.Borromee 1746 ANTED\u2014GENERAL SERVANT TO Go To FoR SALE \u2014 YOST TYPEWRITER, IN PER lect order; a bargain.308 St.James st.1741 PROPERTY FOR SALE.a fa Fer SALE\u2014ONE OF THE) MOST COMFORT- 1741 F°®, SALE\u2014PRICE REASONABLE BLUE BEL ! nglish se! di by ward ARD\u2014SINGLE ROOM, WITH GOOD BOARD.Gms or St Nelle Br ops kr, on ki Les.B° Union avenue.1743 BOARD WANTED.SLI NN A EN We \u2014BY À LADY, À oLEAN CONFORT- ble farnished roqm, with good board: Sor a moderate.Address stati torm Le \u201cP'A178,\" BEan office.NN ROOMS WANTED.\u2018 VARTED \u2014 3 UNFURNISHED op oQNs, OR small house, between BI Dominion oq., for married couple.Address *'T Fn * STAR office.HOUSES TO LET.0 LET\u2014A TENEMENT OF 8 ROOM bathroom and w.©, electrio light an tures.103 Ash avenue, Pt.St.\u2019harles 100 6 \u2014 TENEMENT HOUSE, SIX ros, 10818 St.James st.; rent low.Apeir ve Valier & Montpetit, cur.Seigneurs, and hie 4 bedroom ad val Teen mantels, tie loo ret class, a cable 1 tor edly couple or everyining requiring Li comfort.Price $10,000.Apply + = BTAR oftice.46 584 SALE\u2014-OR JR AXCHANCE, 0%, ACRES © GOOD ral good central tects Re bea be 47 in RE Soul aortas fo crea ee R EALE\u2014AT MONTREAL JUNCTION VILLA tobuild D.8 Leucb, Mechantos 1 Institute.143 WANTED TO PURCHASE.RATS - V'anten \u2014 To \u201cPURCHASE SECONDHAND tock al band for sale.Kinks a Leroux dB.of ways on hand for Charles Borromes at.ames LT TNS LE WANTED-TO P PURCHASE A HARP, DOUBLE aotion.Must be in Al order « snd cheap.Bi .full particulars to \u2018i 1802,\u201d 8TAR off lies _ \u2014 A BMA LL QUANTITY or PMILE, + or | tele gallons daily.Address and a ave HORSES AND CARRIAGES.ETC, | SALE- FIRST CLASS WORKING HORSE, Nobo: oi also ie buggy sod harness.A lip st.R SALE-BLACK HORSE, QUEBEC BUGGY and harness.Will sell separate if required, order.Apply 1216 Notre Dame st between HE pm R SALB-BUGGY AND EXPRESS TOPS MADE and honsiugs and all kin, penis secondhand tops au cushions.D.ui st, near Haymarket.Was 4 Soon a WORKING \u2014 WARE A.L.We 2 saddle horse Address *X 2173.\u201d 87 174 = x B.917.1761 - A GENTLEMAN WISHES USE OF durin August month for its xeep.noce.143 MONEY TQ LOAN.NAY SN ESPONGIELE PARTIES IN FINANCIAL DIF- at 304 st., Mechanics ies should ames Institute.ra rot) 3; also all Minds of stock bought for cash or would advance.Communications.Make MAN WITH CAPITAL OP \u201cLa a rage (Reina Victoria) Cigars, Bo # ANTED\u2014RELIABLE MAN WEL 1908,\u201d ot AN UND \u2014 x TERRIER AXD TaN.183 \u2018Oum cut have him at lls st, P.Bt.Charles, by paying expenses.wer WANTED TO BORROW.TERT IE AT CORNER mato ee nay on Lye NA F Blrory 8 movey.ANTED \u2014 TO BORRO R 1 ons proving property and paying expenses, at S36 us 1961 AAA hundred dollars.dollars, re ble in Ionthly PS 7 \u2014 PARTNERS WANTED.: PUPILS WANTED .WAR \u2014 pores PUPILS BY A WELL bozer.: moderate and apply.10 BUY SMALL PONY.ADDRESS | + fa LET\u2014OCOMFORTABLE SEMI-DE- tached house, high, healthy locality,14 rooms, bath and w.o.; immediate cocupation.9 Lorne Crescent.174 fn LET \u2014 COMFORTABLE LOWER (Jopoment, 8 rooms, bath and w.Suds 913 per upper t $1 immediate pation.eu 74 Plymouth Grove.1746 0 OENTRALL SITUATED none of 1 rooms, 3 .\u2026 off er.Mance, near St.a fireke Keysat T Mo Mann 8, 178 se Jae 174 3 0 oT ar ZAUDRE on Ottawa, 2 mines dr trom trains, furaich or notas d C.A , 3 Place d'Armes Hill, or Har- wood, Va: .==.41 HOUSES WANTED, 6 WATER, 2 2.08, a I FE a © TE FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED.AISA FROM OCTOBER TO ud next, large, lish and hand spl house, with stables, by small \u201cx art Bou fai end euitie tenais Addres deu OFFICES TO LET- i OFFI IN THE STAR 2 ) Halidins.two LE nd flat (floors oil- elo] ), heated b Y steam; would rent 3 immeiate pososesion EA jo) ce.Lee += STORES, ETC., TO LET.fa \u2014 A FINE STORE, Ji ST.HE ine Chait to the Mousct Fried very Teodirate._ApBIY at onc Les Montreal 1138 MACHINERY FOR SALE.AAA LD NN NA sy MILL.CAPACITY.\u201coom a vôn SALE AT A & HORBE POWER BOILER.McDougall make, ake, es good __ssnew, DP 0 HORAE POWER BOILER, Ted | @ HO) RSE FOWER ik ENGINE McDougall mais, ; reditted ee et ES UR SIDED 4 > MOUTDEE refitted 200d aa SOW 1 [ Wood au] Mi and Ma For namics ww A B Fillings & Co, Wo 0d SATE ames ot, Montreal ! MISCELLANEOUS.NIN ANN ere or eI FI WARE pole.M HIRE FoR OXE MONTH.oa weigh oS ponds.Sidra 3 3 gn TE Be \u2018THE CELEBRATION OF LUNDY'S LANE PATRIOTIC SPEECHES FROM EMINENT CANADIANS.Proceedings at the Unveiling Cere- monies\u2014 An old Lady Who Remembered the Fight Was Present \u2014The Speeches Made.(Special to the Star.) Niagara Falls, Ont.July 26.\u2014The old Vstoric village of Drummondville, known as Niagara Falls village in business virvles, was ali alive yesterday and was dressed in gala day attire.Every business place and private.residence was decorated with flags and bunting.With _ the many large maple trees spreading out their large branches, spanning the | beautiful village streets, the place presented a pretty picture.The village Council declared the day a civic holiday, so its residents could fully take part in the anniversary the Battle of lLundy's Lane and the unveiling of the monument erected by the Dominion Government to perpetuate the memory of the brave heroes who fell in the defence of their homes on that eventful day in the history of Canada.eople from every direction poured into the village all day, and when th ceremonies commenced fully five thousand crowded around the speakers\u2019 stand, which faced the monument.Several prominent people were on the platform, Amongst them being His Honor ieutenant-Governor Kirkpatrick.Hon.dam Brown and daughter.liamilton; Oliver A.Howland, Torunto; Ven.Archdeacon Houston and Mayor Hanan, Nia- ara Falls; Mrs.Henrotin, Chicago, THs; ames A.Lowell, M.P., and Wm.Ger- wan, M.P.P.of Welland: Alex.Muir, Toronto; Col.G.T.Denniston.Toronto; Rev.Canon Bull, president of the 1.undy\u2019s Lane Historical Society; Mrs.Curzon, Toronto; Rev.Mr.Wagstaff.England; C.R.McCullough.president of the Canadian Club, Hamilton; George H.Mills, president of the Wentworth Historical Society; Miss Fitzgibbon, granddaughter of the hero of Beaver Dams; Captain Fitz- gibbon.The president, Canon Bull, of-the\u201cTocal society.intro duced Lieut.-Governor Kirkpatrick, who had consented to act as chairman.Upon His Honor arising, it was the signal for deafening applause.His Honor gracivusly thanked the large assembiage for the tribute and opened the ceremonies in an eloquent address, alluding to the bravery of the men who so ably defended our country from invaders, who had came over Lo place the country in which the good.loyal Canadians had hewed homes for themselves under the American Republic's flag.He said : \u201c We to-day are assembled here to perpetuate the memory of their valorous deeds by unveiling this monument, * lately erected by the minion Guvern- ment, and not to show any hatred ta our neighbors across the border.Since that bloody carnage we have lived peace- fuily together and both countries are making rapid strides of prosperity and progress.And he could voice the thoughts of every Canadian, that they wished to remain so.While Canadians were proud of American prosperity and progress, the same -(Canadians desired the Americans should so regard our advancement.His Honor went into details of the bravery of both sides.Both were of the Anglo Saxon race.He had to especially allude to the indomitable pluck of the Canadians who fought against such odds after a weary trip from Niagara to mest the foe entrenched in these sacred grounds; and who fought in bloody battle Lill after midnight.Nor must the brave men jof Chateaugav, who did so much for Canadians, be forgotten.The Canadian Government in erecting these tributes, were doing their duty.speaker then introduced Col.G.Dennison, of Toronto, who was am in bebalf of the Dominion Government, instead of Neoretary State Montague, who was: unavoidably \u201cabsent on account of sickness in his family.The Colonel, after expressing his regrets and apologising for the absence of ihe Secretary of State, launched out in a very able and appro- riate address.He traced the course of ritish and Canadian forces from Detroit to.Montreal, paying high tributes to Canadian and British pluck and integrity.He knew of no better way of the present Canadian generation tu perpetuate the memories of those eventful days and brave men, that are of so much account in \u2018Cimadian history, than to érect monuments on the sacred spots.He alluded to the brilliant deeds of General Brock, in eloquent words.After this, accom ied by His Honor l.ieur.- sovernor Kirpatrick and others, Col.Dennison walked over to the monument a few yards opposite, and drew down the bunting that covered the stone.The Niagara Falls Band struck up the National Anthem, when a mighty shout of applause rent the air.President C.R.McCullough of the Ca- He a ap ring of it © d hardly be natural if it were otherwise.The baby's health and hap- y babies are generally iealthy, happy mothers.piness depend on the mother\u2019s.The mother\u2019s condition during gestation particularly exerts an influence on the \u201cwhole life of the child.Impure blood, weakness and nervousness in the mother are pretty sure to t themselves in the child.f a woman is not careful at any other time, she certainly should be during the period preliminary to parturition.It is a time when greatest care is necessary, and Nature will be the better for a little help.Even strong, well women, will find themselves feeling better, their time of labor shortened and their pains less- encd if they will take Dr.Picrce\u2019s Favorite tion.To those whom troubles peculiarly feminine have rendered in any d weak, it will prove a veritable blessing.It is & good general tonic for the whole system; and at any time wil! promote the p and regular action of all the organs.Ît isa medicine for women only And for all complaints confined to their sex\u2019 is of inestimable ue.Dr.Pi-rce has written a 163 page book, .Mlled \u2018\u201c Woman and Her Miseases,\u201d\u201d which will be sent sealed, in a plain envelope, on receipt of ten cents to part poy pode Ad WORLD'S DISPENSARY MEDICAL Association, No.663 Main Street, Buffalo N N.Y.\u201cYhen Shamre-ks and Momtreats meet, Gare 9% niwnys à \u201csed 4.4.ÿ tirounds, Saturday, July ¥ith, at 3.5 mi LA of the Imperial Home Office.padian Club.Hamilton a wreath of maple leaves on the.aide of the moau- ment, making.who represanted (be i ix the abs-nee of Han.R.Harcourt.He made a very atir.iig and patr ot'c apsech stating t ths nrave men killed here laid ths foundations upon which a on Canadian nationality had been THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR, FRIDAY JULY 26, 1895, Counell, a the transmission 1@ the Colonial tary of a copy the ast relative to the treaty lant of Parliament.with n request that a ramification of the treaty bo oxchanged hee tween the Governments ¢f Graat Britain and France with as little deisy as by proclamation of the The bill Governor - piton was assented to on Monday iq ble, in order \u2018hati it may be brought inte\u2019 | SONS OF FIRE.» Axor of \u201cLady Avdliszia Secret,\u201d * Fatal Three,\u201d \u201c The Day Will Come,\u201d = The : Dectors Wife,\u201d * Thow art ) built up.Ha was loudly cheered Mr.Jamea A.Low P., Welland, ; followe d'in a brie { address, principally on ths work of the local society He tu see, ere long, a monument erec to tbe memory the heroine of Iundy's Lane\u2014Iaura Secord.His Honor then int roduced a grand old lady in the person of Mrs.Sutton, of the village, who readily remembers the battle of Lundy's Lane 4 oepociall the booming of cannon.Nl Lon, upon arisiog, was loudly che Dr.Ryerson, Oliver A.Howland and Alex.Muir (author of \u201cThe Maple Leaf lor Ever), of Toronto, and Col.Moore, of Hamilton, also made appropriate and stirring addresses.Rev.Canon Bull, president of Liindy's Lane Socioty, thanked all those who aided and assisted in having the monument erected.Archdeacon Houston announced that in the competition for the best poem and essay an the erection of the monument, it had been won by Master Edward Miller, of Dessronto, Ont., and the essay prize by Master M.R.Kaler, of Stamford Township.The proceedings then were closed by three rousing cheers for the Queen and three more for her representative.RENFREWS NEW CREAMERY.Formally Opened by Lord and Lady Aberdeen Yeatorday.Renfrew, Ont.duiy 26.\u2014 Yesterday was a gala day ren Jt being the occasion of the opening of the new creamery and the new public park by Their Excellencies Lord and Lady Aberdeen.The day was fine and the town was full of visitors.The main street was a mass of bunting and evergreen.The Vice-regal party arrived by private car durin and when the Guards Band from Ottawa arrived in the morning Mayor Craig presented Their Excellencies with an taddress of welcome.His Excellency briefly re lied, acknowledging the ad- and an adjurcment was then be to the new creamery of the Ren- frew Creamery Company, which was formally opened.The creamery had been handsowely decorated, and here an address was read by Mr.A.A.Wright, president of the company, and responded to by His Excellency in a happy and humorous speech.The band played a number of choice selections, whi the Vice- rega: party made a careful and minute inspection of the building, whera the process of making and Br thes the butter was being carried on the neat looking attendants, clothed in spotless white, who were the very pink of cleanliness and | neatness, as was everything about the place.This is the largest creamery in t Dominion, and probably in the hp world.It is fitted up with the latest and best choicest butter, and everything about it is as bright as a new Jin.Its present output is 1500 pounds a day, and it bas turned out 1700 pounds, but it is ao roomy and so well equipped that it could easily be made to turn out two or three tons of butter a day without enlargement and with very little additional plant It owes its origin mainly to Mr.A.Wright and Professor Robertson, A ominion Dairy Commissioner, who was present, and at his Excellency\u201d 8 uest made a capital practical speec ter inspecting the dairy choral their Excellencies returned to their private car for a while, and at two o'clock took luncheon with Mr.A.Barnett, lumberman?and at four o'clock drove out to the new park, where an address was presented to Lady Aberdeen by Mr.E.Smallfield, president of the Park Commissioners.Her Ladyshi made a very charming reply and formally declared the park opened.Shortly after the vice-regal party left for Reg ina on the Pacific express, which was held a few minutes at the station, while their private car was attached.\u2014 YELLOW CEDAR BONANZA.facilities for making Another Source of Great Wealth in} British Columbia.(Special to the Star) Vancouver, B.C., July 26\u2014A discovery of yellow cedar was \u2018made some time ago in the northern part of British Columbia.It takes on a beautiful ish and is rticularly suitable for cabinet work.Fifteen thousand acres of t trees were acquired by a Vancouver Com- y.and for months negotiations have Been n on foot for the sale of this property OW CL limits.They have been finally disposed of subject to the endorsation of the com vs report By English experts, TT cash, and $250,000 stock in the 1 new company.The transfer is one of the most importaut lumber that has ever taken place in the Province.It.is estimated that\u2018there are over 100,000,000 feet of lomber available for commercial purposes, and as the shipping facilities are excellent, the limits being on the water\u2019s edge, a margin, probably 50 per cent.will accrue to those pening an ng Pro; y.Under t recent ruling of the Toit od States District Court, on the export of red cedar from Canada to the States, it is thought that yellow cedar will be admitted free.ORANGEMEN GOING EAST.Roported that E.F.Clarke Aspires to Wallace's Position, (Special to the Star.) .Toronto, July 26.Many prominent Orangemen h the city yesterday on their ay \"to alifax, where go as delegates to the Grand Tonle! opening next week.large number will also start out to-day, there being about one hundred delegates from Toronto and points west.On Monda.there will be an mbly of the Gran Black Chapter, ahd the committees will meet on Tuesday morning.Grand Lodge pr r will open on Tu y at 2 p.m.sessions will continue, probably for three or four oro It is understood that one odge and five district lodges of Toronto will be represented.It generally understood, too, that E.F.\"clarke will oppose Hon.Clarke Wallace for the grand mastership.Prominent Orangemen in the city do not think that the present grand master will Among ather offices which will mr be contested, as stated in the Star, is that of grand sooretary.TWENTY YEARS FOR COLLINS, Trenton, July 26.\u2014John 8.Collins, thie \u201cBegro who shot and killed Frederick a student at Princeton, last June, on who was a few days ago convicted of murder in the second degree.Wednesday received a sentence of twenty ears at ard in the State prison.He was sentenced to_ten yoars more for the shooting of Gêrret Cochran.another sta- dent, but Justioo Gummere announced that he and his associates had decided to allow the sentences to run concurrently, thus making the term only twenty years altogether.\u2019 INSURANCE IN GERMANY.London, July 26\u2014The correspondent of the Standard at Berlin says that a bill is being prepared to place all kinds of insurance business in Germany under Im- rial supervision.It is p ble, if it is adopted, that it will lead to the creation of a special! insurance department THE FRENCH TREATY.Ottawa, July 2\u2014It is undarstood that at yesterday's meeting of the the night,.A CANADIAN HISTORY Examination of Manuscripts Going On.Quebec, July 20.\u2014The committee appointed by the diiferent provinces to ex- the manuscripts on Canadian bis- tory is meeting hore, at the Victoria CHAPTER IV (Continued) \u201c| am grateful to the liksnens which has | given me the honor of knowing Mrs.| Wornock,\u201d said Allan, taking the seat to which she motioned him, as she resumed ber low chair by the window.\u201cIndeed you have no reason.I am a SHOOTING AT BISLEY\u2014-MARKERS AT WORK IN THE BUTTS.Hotel.There are fifteen competitors, and the committee will sit twice a day part of next.The committee wiil not come to a finsl decision as to the choice of manuscript at this meeting.and the award will made at a subsequent meeting.The committee consists of R.E.Gosnell, Provincial Librarian of British Columbia; D.J.Goggin, M A Si tendent of Education.N.W.T; Intyre, M.A.toba; W.J ipa} St.stitute, Ont.: S Princi M jamin Sulie, of the Militia De- real; partment, Ottawa; G.WW.Hay, Ph.B.here for the remainder of the week and Inspector of Shoals, Mani- very stupid person.I go nowhere, 1 soe very few people; and the people 1 Ho see ars people whom you would think unworthy of your interest.* \u201cNot if you are interested {n them.They cannot be unworthy.\u201d \u201cOh.l am eastfy interested! I like strange people.1 like to believe strange th: En Your friend, Mrs.Mornin-t>a, will tell you thaï 3 am a foolish \u2018Yon een Mrs, Mornington .bav late] Le uest Yee she stiongd Allan yesterday afternoon.= she is alwa ys bright and amus- an always particu stu- pa ia in her society.She talk ye did not tell her 1 reared to SHOOTING AT BISLEY\u2014AT THE FIRING POINT.Principal Girls\u2019 Higit School, St.John, N.ine J.B.Hall, B.A., LL.D., Professor of History, Normal School, Truro, N.S; Alexander Anderson, LL.D., Prince of Wales Coliege, Chariot tetown, .E.1.; Hon.Geo.Ross, LL.D., M.L.A.Minister of Education of Ontario, and treasurer of committee, and Mr.Patterson, M.À.Principal of Royal Arthur School, Montreal, aad retary of the committee, are re.Hon.G.W.Ross was appointed chairman and Mr.W.Patterson, Principal of Royal Arthur School, secretary.A MURDERER HANGED.Richmond, Va., \u201cJuly 28.\u2014Philip Nor- men Nicholas was hanged here yes- mike your acquaintance.She would bave offered to make a luncheon part for me to meet you\u2014or something dreadful that kind.\u201d You have a [great dislike to society.ked, keenly inter- Mrs Wornock F\u201d sand manner was so fresh and simple, almost childlike in its confidi - dor, and ber a nce was no less interesting than her manner.It is the fashion of our day for women of five and forty to lovk young, even to girl ishness; \u2018but must women of five and forty are considerably indebted to modern art for that advantage.Here there was no art.© pale, clear fairness of the compiexion owed nothing to the perfumer\u2019s palette.No poudre des SHOOTING AT BISLEY.\u2014A LADY COMPETITOR.terday.He made no\u2019 coufession.Nicholas was executed fur the murder of which he scuttled: Neither Fike reo or - Mills could swing, and they were both Ame in the \u2019 J M ; isco, aise ur of Pan Francisco, bas Sring Duraat cage.~ : foes blanched the Jeticate bao 4 amour lashed nt ar k ; odes toned t rée violet eyes.The lines which thought and sorrow Had drawn upon the fair brow were undie- fined.and in the soft, pale gold of the r there were (hrcads of silver.\u2018Ihe youthfulness of the face in its col- se was del _ the Man AS he oat gS pal pr freed man 16 whem thn copventionaiitie\u2019 and.of uudorn life were utterly un- \u201cYou mw son's rait im the corridor © wid Mn Wotan: a res.It struek my untutored eye as very fine picture\u2014almost as powerful Lan the Gladstone and the Salisbury, b ! remember in the Millias coliec- ti at the Grosvenor.to yourself, now\u2014did that strike you as forcible as it, has struck other *1 confess that \u201cwaa inclined 1 | my Brot her! But as | came nearer t ture I saw there was a.considersble : diversity.To begin with, your son is j much handsomer than L\u201d \u201cThe drawing of hin features may be i more Sorrect., but you are quite hand- , some enough,\u201d ahe answered.with her : pretty ri diy a air, as had been ! his sunt.your ame is more : strongly marked than his, Just as oe pur voice is stronger and doeper,\u201d with a sigh.+ \"Your son is not an invalid, I hope?\u201d \u201cAn invalid! No.is not very strong.He could not play\u201d football.He hated even cricket.1s passioriately- fond of horses, and an ardent sportsman: but he can be sadly idle.He likes to lie about in the sunshine, reading or dreaming.1 fear, he is a dreamer, like his mother.\u201cNot is not like you, in person.\u201d \u201cHe is like his father, no doubt.\u201d* \u201cYou will see his father's picture.and you can judge for yourself.ell, we are to be trineds, are we not.My Carewt And you will come to sce me sometimes; and if you ever have any little troubles which can be vi como by a woman's sympathy.and confide them to me, | \u201cIt will be ver oy \u2018swest to be allowed to confide in s0 kind a friend,\u201d said \u201c My son will be homo for his lon leave befure the end of the year, and want you to maso him your friend.He is very amiable,\u201d again with a suppressed sigh.\u2018Como, now, it is your turn lo tell me soruethinæ about yourself.This room tells you all there sis about me.\u201d It tells me you are very fond of mu- \u201cI live for it.Music has been my companion and consoler all my life.\u2018 \u201cAnd I hope you Jan let me hoar you play again some \u201cAgain?Ah, 1 forgot ! You were in the churcbyard last Sunday while I was playing, id you listen As long as you played.I was under the open window most uf the time.\" f \u201cYou are fond of organ music\" \u201cAs fond as an ignorant man may be.L know nothing of the subtleties of mu- have never 'n educated up to Wagner or Dvorach.I love the familiar voices\u2014Mozart, Beethoven, Verdi, Gou- \u2018Auber even, and I adore our English\u2019 master of melody, Sullivan.Does that shock you ?\u201d \u201cNot at all.L will play his cantata for you some day.If you have nothing noon, I should like to show you my gar- en \u201cI shall be enchanted.I ain enchanted already with that long straight alk, those walls of cypress and yew, that cock Spning nix emerald and sappbi yonder by dial.In such a arden did Beatrice hide when Hero and r ladies talked: of Benedick\u2019s passion; in such a garden did Jessica and Lorenzo loiter under the moonlight.\u201d \u201cl see you love your Shakespere.\u2019 \u201cAs interpreted by Irvin and Ellen Terry.The Lyceum was the school in which I learned to love the bard.At Eton examination in Richard the Second only prejudiced me against him.\u201d Shak e- \u201cUE Wornock was a great sperian.\u2019 They were in the garden by this time \u2014sauntering with slow footsteps along the level stretch of turf on one side of the broad gravel walk.At the end of the cypress avenue there was a semicircular recess, shut in by a raised bank, and a wall of clipped yew, in which, at regular intervals, there were statues in rk green nic \u201cMr.Wornock brought the statues from Rome when be\u2019 was a young man.The gardens were laid out by his grandfather pearly a century ago,\u201d eaplain- ed Mrs.Wornock.Allan noticed that she spoke of her husband generally as \u201cNr.Womock.\u201d \u201cThat amphitheatre reminds me a lit- tie of the i gardens,\u201d said Allan; \u201cbut there is a peacefulness about this solitude which no state garden can ave Three peacocks were spreading their rainbow plumage on the long lawns between the house and the amphitheatre, and ope less gergeous,but more etheral, a bird of dazzling whiteness, waa perch- od on an angle of the cypress wall.The lady and her compenion strolled to the end of the lawy, and crossed the amphitheatre to a stone temple, open on the side fronting the southwestern sun, and Spacious enough to accommodate a peop dore you had a garden-play, how de- lightfally this temple ®otld serve for a central point in your stage,\u201d said Allan, admiringly \u2018People have > asked me to lend them the gardens for °* Twelfth Night,\" or ion Ado boat Nothing;\u2019 but I have always said no.1 should hate, to see a crowd in this dear old gar- et there are le who would think such a place as t created on purpose for -parties, Re who would de aire nothing | better than a erowd of of smart Mrs.te ck shuddered at the mention of smart peopl \u201cA part, of that Kind would be misery for me, pre said, \u2018and now tell me about yourself and your relations.Mrs.Mor- nington told me that your father and r are both living.and that you inherited Deechhurst from your uncle.I remember seeing Admiral eigh years and years ago, when everything at Discombe and Matcham was new to me.It must be sad for your | mother to lose you from her own bome.\u201d \u201cMy mother is not given to sadness,\u201d Allan answered, smiling.\u2018\u201cShe is the best and kindest of mothers, and I know she loves me as dearly as any son need desire; at she is quite resigned to my having oy own home and my own interests.d rhaps, that were I own, and that my ve a house of my.Beechhurst is only a little establishment at remature.\u201d\u201d \u201cYou are very much attac d to your \u201cVery much\u2014and to my father.\u201d \u201cYour tone as you may those words me that your father i is the dearer of the two.\u201d \u201cYou have a quick ear for shades of meaning, Mra.Wornock.\"\u201d ing.\u201cPray do not think me impertinent.I am not guestioning sou out of idle curiosity.If we are to be friends in the future.I must know and understand something of your life and your mind.But.perhaps, bore \u2014perhaps, you think me both eccentric and impertinent.» \u201cMy dear Mrs.Wornock, tourhed that you should biter io to be my friend.assu have no reserve, and am willing \u2014possibly too willing\u2014to talk of mysel and my own .0 have no dark corners in my life.My t in Ai open country\u2014an uninteresting landscape enough.But there i is no difficulty going\u2014ther or bits over which the.tl sparit need skim lightly.Your ou Dot deceive you just now.love my mother, I will treots a Afess that the band that draws me to my fatber \u2018is _the stronger bond.\u201cia the parrot Jargon of the he his ia the more interesting personal He le & man of roworful intellect, whose inind \u201cLes dons rothing for the good of the wetll-#kto wil; dio unbonored and un- rermernbared acve in tho narrow circle of his ia PyTona, iends.This is one ques- 1 have asked myscif about him ever noe i waa old enough to think\u2014a question winch 1 first aaked mysolf when 1 began to read classics with him in my school vacstions, and 'which | had not finished askin, thd myself when his untinng Delp had, crab A me to Laks a first-class int me it Las ai- wars pe - Ey that hp man of wide ts and fi by 1 Stood in the hall © clans Stine te AE - better to do with your time this after-| pre a tute of have boon ptteriy de mr es corne mem = mba + \u2014 My father was à oung men married; is still 1m tho-prime ambition.when he | gt ts.and nd foc x ond twenty years he vegotate in Buf- folk, and has regarded his annual wait to London as more of an affliction than a Teliei.| \u2018have wold myself again and Main tl that at my father's life must have boen vw by some ph sorrow be u marriage, as was when he mar young pir Norman Lite listened intently, oor are Dead slight ee, on her sensitive lips alight.ch say that your father marned young,\u201d she said, after a bret silence, in which she asemed Lo be thinking over his words.\u201cWhat do you call young in such a case?\u201d \u201cMy father was pot three and twenty when bs murried\u2014two yearns younger than | am at this present bour\u2014and yet tho idea of matrimony has never shaped itself in my miud.But you must not infer trom anything ! bave said that my father's has been an unhappy marriage.Un the cuntrary, he is devoted to my mother, and she to him.1 cannot magine better assorted couple.h supplies the qualilies wanting in the other.She is alt movement, impulse and spontaneousness.lle 13 calm and meditative, with depths of thought and ieel- ng which no une lias sounded.\u2018They are perfectly happy as husbind and wife.\u201cBut there is a shade of melancholy that steals over my father in quiet, unoccupied hours, which indicates a\u2019 sorrow ora disappointment i in the past.I have jaken it to mean an unhappy love affair.be utterly wrong, aud the shadow cast by a disappointed ambition.It % s mot unlikely that a man of powerful intellect and lymphatic temperament should feel that he had wasted opportunities, and failed in life.It is quite easy to imagine the ambition without the energy to achieve.he made no comment upon this, but Allan could see in her eager countenance that she was intensely interested.\u201cIs your mother beautiful?\u2019 she asked, - \\timidiy- It seemed a foolish and futile question; and it jarred upon that serious thought of his parents which had been inspired by ber previous questioning.But, after all, jt was a natural question for a woman to ask, and he iled as he an- swered\u2014 \u201cNo, my mother is not beautiful.I am not guilty of treason as a son if I confess that she is plain, since she herself would be the first to take offence at any sophistification of the truth.She has never set up for being other than she is.She has a fine countenance and a fine figure, straight as a dart, with a waist which a girl might acknowledge without a blush.She dresses with admirable taste, and always looks well, after her own fashion, exclusive of beautiful features or brilliant coloring.She is what women call stylish, and men distinguished.I am as proud as IT am fond \u201cWill she come to sec you in your new \u201cMost assuredly my mother will pay me a visit before the summer is over, and I be charmed to bring you and her together.\u201d \u201cAnd your father?Will not be come?\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t know.is very difficult He is like the lichen on the old at home.@ takes no particular interest in chairs and tables; he would care not afig for my new surroundings.Basides, be saw Becchhurst years ago, as a visitor to his wife's brother.e has no curiosity to bring him here; and as for his son, he knows he has only to want me for ne to be at his side.\" ' , [70 be Continued.] To regulate the stomach, liver and bowels, and promote digestion, take one of Carter's Little Liver Pills every night.Try them.Special Notices.Creme de la Creme\u201d (Reina Victoria extra) Cigars, luc.m 3eod | Excursions.The palatial steamer Columbian will resume excursion trips to-night.Full orchestra on board.Fare 25 cents return.«La Fayette\u201d (Reina Victoria) Cigars, 5c.173 30d St.Patrick's College, Halifax, N.S., have bought Heintzman Pianos Mr.GC.W.26, 270 and 2272 St.Catherine st, rs thes these celebrated Pianos at moderate prices, on easy terms of payment.se Sonadora \u201d \u201cCigars, 15c, or Z tor Zô5c.172 290d secure HPA ur Reserved Seals for NONTREAL- mink Ee nich Meorton.Phillips & ohn Lewis, or Masley Bres., and rouarortable.y 174 1 SALE by AUTHORITY of JUSTICE PUBLIC NOTICE.Ga TU ESDAY, the Bhatt Day of Au next, One dred and N ire at ÉLEVES O-CLOCK int the forenoon.shall be sold at Public Auction, in the Oflice of the undersigned Notary in the standard Bullding, No.157 St.James street,\u2018 in the ay of Montreal, the following Immovable, to w! \u2018That certain property situate in the Town of \u201c Westmount, formerly Cote St.Antoine, in the oct * Jots sub-division numbers Four and Five upon = tas subdivision Plan vriginaily m * sub-division number Three * and two square feet, Fuglish = measure, without + any bulldings hth erected.The sald perty belongs to the Estate and Succession of the late Michael Mor:imer Cloran, in his lifetit:me of the sald City of Montre: Agent, and which sald Estate has teen accept under benefit of laventory by Enoch James, of Montreal.aforesaid, Roofer.tutor aux biens to Glendon Cloran minor child of the sald \u2018ate Michael Mortimer Cloran.For the conditions apply to the said under- Noi ated at Montreal this Twelfth day of July, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety-five.O'HARA BAYNES, S.P., 15 \u20ac law Commis.INSOLVENT NOTICE.SALE BY AUCTION.Ia re W.F.SMARDON, Montreal.- The undersigned have received instructions * from the Curator, fo sell by Public Auction at the promises lately oocupled by the above Insolvent.2315 st.Catherine si Leet, Montreal, the following assets belonging to the above estats, On THIRSDAY, the Ist ALCUST, 1898, At 11 O'Clock in the forenoon, in separate lots as follows Lot 1\u2014S tock of Boots and Shoes.Lot Fixtures.Lot 3\u2014Book Lot 4\u2014Balance of Lease to 1st May, 1896.Deposit ot 25 per cent.will be required on ad- Judication of each 108.store be open OX the 30th and 31st July on of stock etc.All further information will be obtained from SUMMER RESORTS: NINE NIN Na The Faverite Apet-fer Mcaltk aud Sport.A CHARBING RESORT FOR SFORNTIMEN AND PLEASURE SEEKERS, age ici aforts Beautiful Écemary, da » ce Hathiug Guests have the Sia ani ia connection with the Muse \u2018BAKER'S HOTEL (OPENED JUNE isi), favorably dns lax ot cation rue tourists, with ai the oo tors of polo Before making your plans for your siunmer oaticy.sure ty write for Serius and uthor information Lo 114 3moe BAKKR'S HOTEL, Gasps, Gui.ABENAKIS HOUSE, ABENAKIES SFRINGS, QUE.Now open for the season The Most.Delightful Summer and ¥ Health Rasort anada.ing, Tennis, NINERAL WATER mew To \u20ac TO ARK ARIS SERINGS Take the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Oo \u2018wHleam: - down the St.Lawrence 10 to d'a beuakle 5 prie.Steamer loaves MNoutreal Tuesday aud Fridays es 1 Ros partiss coming by rail to Borel can connect with Steamer Horel for the Bpringe.on Tuesdays aod Fridays, at 5 pan.and on Hatn at à pm.BEND FOR CIRCULARS.RATES REARONABLE.Ine daw « RUFE 8 =.KIMPTON, PTON, Proprietor.ADIRONDACKS.Pine Grove Cottage $ ~ GASPE BASIN rie thouwsand feet above ses level.Fino Drives and © Beautiful mountain écenery.\u201cFor terms a C.H.MORHOUS, Jay, Essex Co, N.Y.MONTREAL HOUSE, Old Orchard Beach, Me.Situated directly on the sea wall.Open June 13, 1385, 168 12 For circulars and terms, address HRS.A B.BlANCHAL, old Urciard, Ne.128 2mos COMMERCIAL HOTEL, FRASERVILLE, P.Q.This hotel under new management has been th restored Su 2ocommodation for over two Bun gue: surpassed or ita ventral position, | ein; ull; convenient for business or pleasure.w artics Sot wis alg : to patronize a high priced Hotel will \u201cdnd (his estatiishe ment tho vomfortalde.3unmer travellers and Ladies with chi Ire will reccive vvery attention.Rooms ol a + Ek! letteror telegrum.Tormd Proprietor & Manager.Dioderate, 1i43mo ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.-Silver Lake House.Excellent trout fishing and hunting.200d family accommodation; absolutely free from mosquitoes, ies ef malaria.For terms and circulars sddress A.li.BTICKNEY, dilack Brook, Clinton Ca, Ne 103 3mos.THE BAY VIEW.Ferry Beach.Bay View.face, Me.Near .old Or hard.resort vill apen for the season June Bary views on the vosst.Well appointed hotel ES \u201d pect.1 bye ie water: perfect aye.ne ring an ing: lawn ten nas, cre oh liane and other amusementa.Fine pavilion and orchestra.Cuisine and service of the [ered Applic one by mail or telegrs h for rates and informal EY answered.Send for illustrated booklet.bs is E SON & BON, Owners and Managers BAY VIEW HOUSE, WELLS BEACH, ME.Close te oe sea One he! che Gnest locations on the coast.address, bathing, etc.C.PP.NASH, L138 Webhannet, Me.AVENUE HOUSE, Peaks Island, Periland Harber.Me.M C.STERLING, Proprictor.seaside resort is now open to summer rates correspondence This visitors, to famiüies, solicited.16) 2 $5.00 | CHATEAUGAY CHASM AND RETURN, Including R.R., stage and hotel SAT, July 5 MON.Sir via Grand Trunk R BR.Stage from il a Pp.E.ISLAND SUMMER RESORT.Rustice Beach, will open foe t breezes, surf batbiog, shady walks, ball alley, eroquet and tennis grounds, &c.Ter moderate.For particulars addrens 133 2mos JOHN NEWSON & CO., Ch Town.PEL CASCO BAY HOUSE, Leng island, Portland Harber, Me.Rocky headlands and delightful beach for sea bathing, boating and fishing ; home comforts; ideal retreat for a summer's outing.Open June Toth, 15%.Hates $7.00 to $10.00 per week.Tusa CHARLES ¥.CUSHING.SUMMER BOARD.ALPINE HOUSE, Gorbam, N.H.; situated ac entorer to Mt W : one ou the ciennest aad prettiest the White mu us good ring water as is on earth: et for Darth 160 36 G.B.STRATTON, Proprietor.LAKE COTTAGE HOTEL, Caledonia pprings, Ont.Lat of May for the EB mi of Guests.guests Will oj Good uttention paid to the Terms moderate with free can be given until the opening of \u2018he Grand Hotel 100eod 3mos J.8.MacDOUG A LE, Proprietor M IDEAL SUMMER RESORT THE BANNER HOUSE, Chateaugay Lake, Franklin ce = pA PARK HOUSE, MAGOG, Que.A fine summer resort, art mis ted othe outlet of Lake ing an ing, dancing pre Apply for rates.45 Battles.13353 LAWRENCE COTTAGE, Old Orchard, Me.Eleventh season MRS.XH i (MALL 1738 Chapman, Clerk OTEL CANADA, Derthierviil »u LEE OPEN FUR QUESTA.First class table and Es ine airy rooms.Mod- 136 8.T.8T.CYR, Manager.OR VIEW HOTRE.Prak's Island, ARB RTLAND HARBOR.MAINE.> the day or wee! CANADA MOTEL, igaud, que.boating, nesommodation: evo d train Joe; te.w bout sn D AUIER CLERMONT, Prop.Le Mi Island, The most charming suo our beautiful New const.Opens Sane oh.Band for illus trated booklet.NATHAN R.MORSE, ne eo Lakeside House, Port Kent.Fuex \u20ac Ceo.os N.Y.natal mouse.on Lake Champlain, well known wn hy ee Eragon.qu root , moderate oe, ma \" : SHAW.Proprietor.OOM8S\u2014TWO LARGE ROOMS OVERLOOKING lake will be vacant about Aug.Ist, treca, fire minutes\u2019 walk from park, shade ry P.cherch and station; Jersey milk, butter and cream.ry, EF Stevens, Knowiton, P.Q.16910 ARD\u2014 AND ROOMB FOR THE MONTH OF August at Hudson, for two gentlemen or ladies.Ad- Hudson, Que._ 17133 Curator.W.B.CHAPMAN, Curate » Mrs.Pooth, Eadro 2 - .» To JOARD- MAPLE HILL.KNOWLTON, ACCOMMO.JAMES STEWART & CO.a few summer ponrders, 5 Faust lk uetionerrs.from Lakes t office and churc \u2018ermux imoderate.LL = A \u2014 HF.Lake, ve 1:95 daw Remember the Mg lacrosse Match, as \u20185.' A.os A.at INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of F.BUGAL & CIE, 1775 8t Catherine at.Montre The undersigned will ei by auction at No Gus.ps street, Montreal, ; ON MONDAY, the 19h JULY, 1896, At 11 O°Clock, the asseta of the estate as under: Stock of Gent's Furnishings, Hats a .nm 195 $1943 30 _Stoxe will be opge en 27th inst.N ERNST & TFROOTTR, \u2019 3 80.Jaimes st.Montseal, BARCOTTRE BROS, .mew \u2019 Auctionoren, Lakes Cu a ce evene ea ses oh < saturd Jul \u201cthy Sands, urday, Jul) iv: PTIT W.&F.P.CURRIE& ( 100 Grey Nun Street.MANUFACTURERS ¢ BESSEMER STÈLL SOFA, CHAIR and BED SPRINGS ; A large stock always on hand.SERRE PE \\ Es BN A % - Last Week The a aily Star, | GRAHAM & CO.Proprietors.168 and 165 St.James Street.= Tas Day Bras is sent soo 0 United States or tree.ut Bet > got ur six or ti.au oF Lurve mon Æ\u2014FWe balieve the relat THE STAR ex- seeds the combined issue of all he Sher E lish sowspapers published in the ontroal WA Agents for French Ad ection a are Mesers.ayenoe, Favre ie cie, Rue do la Grauge, Bate- re Là, Paris, Fran CIRCULATION \u2014or THE\u2014 Daily and Weekly Star FOR WERK ENDING JULY 20, 1895.250,580 Present Average: DAILY, For Week ending July 20, WEEKLY STAR Last Week 41,763 70,443 [12.206 From the above figures are excluded several thousand short subscriptions regarded as more or less ephemeral.Average Circulation of the STAR FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1895.THE WILD FLOWERS OF CANADA.The coupons on page 5 of the Star represent portfolios Nos.14 and 15 of \u201cThe Wild Flowers of Canada.\u201d These portfolios contain plates of the flowers of the Dominion, painted in natural colors and accompanied by full text, scientific and popular names, localities, and blooming time, a beautiful work of reference, by which every flower can be identified and its name instantly known.The commuted price at which Star readers are enabled to procure these portfolios will hold good soly during thé time the coupons are running through the Star.We cannot guarantee back numbers.THE STAR AT SUMMER RESORTS The Daily Star is mailed direct from the office to people out of town for any part of the summer.Terms cash on ordering.Leave instructions at the Star Office, 165 St.James street.A PROPOSED GIGANTIC COMBINE, ' An ambitious attempt to form a large combination amongst wheat and cotton growers in the United States is revealed by a recently issued circular proposiiig the organization of \u201c The American Wheat and Cotton Raisers\u2019 Association.\u201d The capital is placed at $100,060,000, in shares of $100 each, to be subscribed by 1,000,000 members, who, it is to be presumed, are farmers directly interested in the production of these two important staples.The object is to manipulate and handle the entire American product, to curtail the supply when advisable, and to fix a uniform price for each commodity regardless of locality.The producer, it is intended, shall receive a receipt on delivery of his products, on which the association will pay freight to the point of foreign shipment, the receljts being afterwards redeemable in money.By curtailing production it is proposed to force wheat up to $1 per bushel and of | cotton to 23 cents Fer pound\u2014of which the producer would receive, say, 75 cents for his wheat and 20 cents for his cotton, the balance being shared between expenses and profits.By under-production it is hoped to control the transportation companies as well as the prices of the products, and if railways are unreasonable enough not to grant the privileges demanded the association would order the cultivation of wheat or cotton to be carried on along the navigable streams.thus cutting off a large portion of the traffic from them, and forcing them to terms.It is also proposed to loan money to farmers at reduced rates, from which they now pay and take alien on their farms.When a farmer is required to cease production in the interest of himself and his fellow members, he is to be reimbursed by a tax levied on the other farmers who, it is claimed, will be able to pay it out of their increased profita.The scheme to the unthinking may look very pretty in theory, but in its actual operation would doubtless not be so very profitable, except, perhaps, to the shrewd projectors and the well-paid officials of the conbern.There are other producing countries besides the United States, and by the maintenance of high prices foreign production would be immensely stimulated ; a little lower price would command the market, both at home and abroad, and before long the, grain.and cotton growers would have nothing but dearly-bought experience to show for their $100 subscription to this gigantio combine.unless the history of somewhat similar attempts amongst farming communities fails to repeat itself.LEGAL CONFISCATION.For years those who haven't a million have been endeavoring to prevent others from amassing more than that sum.The favorite method is by legal confiscation, but es yet no scheme has been evolved that appears to meet the \u2018requirements of the cass, alibough by!tbe graduated fooomy tax plan in vogue throughout millionaires are partielly ; re- straiued from desiring to Woquire gTeat- dy increased weaith.: In the United States many plans bave been proposed, the latest being by Capt.Radney.a pay- À master in the American navy, who sug- geats an amendment to the Coumtitution which reads: \u201cNo citisen, nor resident, nor inveator, in any or all States, Territories or Dis trict comprising \u2018the United States tes shail | be permitted to possess, * of note an Dos Tegaté value o: then 00) dempe Do ; bli by names aa pul ic nu and a public peril, and be accordin, forfeited into The United States Trota.ury.\" However ohimerical Capt.Rodney's plan may appear, it is worthy of note that it has the approval of severas distinguished statesmen and others, who, it is scarcely necessary to add, have not yet become bloated millionaires and whose expectations in that direction are remarkably limited.SIR OLIVER MOWAT, The civilities extended to the Ontario Premier in Scotland will not be resented by his political opponents, who recognize that he has had a distinguished career, and deserves in old age a generous recognition of his success.If Scotland could be made so attractive to Sir Oliver that he would like to stay there altogether no protest would emanate from the Ontario Opposition.They are naturally fond of him, but are not selfish enough to wish to deprive him of the pleasure of residence abroad, if he feels disposed to try it.And if the Privy Council, in a moment of weakness, should decide that the provinces have the power to prohibit the liquor traffic, the Ontario Premier might do worse than resolve to stay over there end pass the Government \u201con to his present lieutenants.AS a practical issue in Ontario politica prohibition would break up Sir Oliver's party into its two component parts of \u2018temperance men and the liquor interest, and make matters electorally very unpleasant, indeed.But the Premier's luck has al- way3 stood him in good stead, and will probably not desert him: mow.One question we would ask of him, in the interest of all struggling politicians: How does he manage to stay in power?Since Mr.Blake turned out the Sandfield Macdonald Ministry away back in 1871 and called Mr.Mowat from the bench to take \u2018his\u2019 place the province has known only one Premier.In all this time the Ontario Opposition has had three leaders, Sir M.C.Cameron, the present Chief Justice Meredith, and now, appropriately enough, a Marter.They all waited in vain, for Sir Oliver passed victorious through six general elections, and appears to be ready for a seventh.Such a continuous term\u2019 of office is enough -to make any politician's mouth water.Other Premiers will naturally wish to have the prescription, and Lord Salisbury himself cannot be above asking the colonial statesman how it is done.One hears it said often that alternats rule by both political parties is good for a community, but, strangely enough, we never hear this doctrine from Sir Oliver, who never even hints that a change would be desirable.That other Oliver in British politics ruled until he died, and it seems as if the Ontario Premier had made up his mind to do the same.But whether he rules or retires, long may he live.The Gatling gun is likely to be shortly superseded by a new invention which fires more rapidly and with more accurate aim.If these vast improvements in weapons continue, the battles of the future will be short, sharp and decisive, for both sides \u2018will likely be entirely annihilated in double-quick time.This may rob war of its glories, but not of its horrors.Toronto is not beggaring itself in entertaining distinguished guests this year.In the first six months just $62 has been expended for this purpose.Fither the number of distinguished visitors to the Queen City is limited, or their entertainment is SUICID DE FOR LOVE Binghamton, N.Y., July 26 \u2014Volney B.Barrett, of the firm of Barrett Bros, music dealers, and one of the best known business men this city, shot himself through the heart a after eleven o'clock yesterday.Developments tend to show that a love affair may have had to do with the suicide.Mr.d been very attentive to a young lady prominent, in society circles, and, it is said, saw her riding with another young man.He called at the home of the young lady before the shooting.FELL 138 FEET, Chicago, July %.\u2014 While seventy-five workmen of the Ferris Wheel were watching T Downs, of Minneapolis.one of the \"most skilful of t their num- r, as he attempted to rig a pulley one hundred and thirty-eight feet from the ground, last evening, they heard him scream and saw him glide from the slip- \"pery axle and plunge headlong to the grou His deaths w was instantaneous.THE ARGONAUT CREW.London, July 26.\u2014R.\u201ca.Muntz, of the Argonaut crew, of Toronto, will leave England on August 15.His brother, A.Muntz, sailed for New York on the Fenton on Wednesday.E.A.Thompson, who rowad for the London cup yesterday, will sail on the Britannic\u201d pext Wednesday.His brother, F.H.Thom son, has already arrived on the other side FIRE AT ST.ANDREWS, QUE, (Esveux, Lo Lhe Star.) Lachute, Que., July 26\u2014The house,barn and other outbuildings of Alex.McMa- bon, at Cameron's.Corner, on the River Rouge road, were destroyed by fire on Thursday morning, about three o'clock.The arigin of t fire is unknown.There was a amall insurance.AGAINST FERDINAND.London, July 26.\u2014Vienna, J There are rumors there of a ary-uprising in Bulgarie, with hostile demonstrations st Sofia and élséwhe against Prinoe Ferdinand and M.Stoil- olf, the Bulgarian Premier.PRINCIPAL BRICK.(Special to the Star.) gston, Ont., July 98, ~\u2014 Brick, the Separate schools has accepted t tion © Asslat ant Principal, of the Ottawa Normal school.Dr.W.J.Brudiey left on Wednesday on the 5S.Lake © Superior for an eighteen months tour of 1 sibs Brijai n, d an rmany.tention to visit ail.the leading.hospitals im those THE MON TREAL DAILY | STAR FRIDAY, JT \u201cJULY 26, 1895, MANSLAUGHTER THE VERDICT.\u2014\u2014\u2014 COUNTY GAOL < The Dead Man had a Very Thin Skull and Wycott Claims He Broke it in Self-defence \u2014 Wycott in Danger.(Special to the Star.) Kingston, Ont., July 26.\u2014The coroner\u2019s jury at the inquest to enquire into the death of William Castell, who met is death by being struck with a baseball bat at the Sydenham picnic on Wednesday, brought in a verdict of manslaughter against Robert Wycott, who inflicted the blow.He is now in the County Gaol.tell's skull Cas- was no thicker than the blade of a knife.Wycott is only 5 fert 2 inches in height and weighs 125 pounds, while Castell was 5 feet Il inches, and weighed 175 pounds.It is probable that Wycott will be admitted to bail.But for the interference of Coroner Mundell, a brother-in-law of the dead man would have assaulted Wycott before the in- uest.The prisoner claims self-de- ence.He is single, forty years of age, and the support of a widowed mother.* BRITAIN'S BIG WARSHIP.The Powerful, Sister to the Terrible, Laun ohed Yes terday.London, July 2-\u2014The first-class cruiser Powerful, sister ship to the Terrible, which was launched at Barrow Wednesday, is far larger than any cruiser hitherto built by any naval power.She is built of steel and _copper- sheathed; her displacement is 14,200 tons, and her indicated horse wer 25,000.Her length is 500 feet, her beam 71 feet, and her draught 27 feet.Her contract requirement for speed is twenty two knots, and she coal capacity in her bunkers for 3000 tons.She will ca two 10-inch guns, twelve .6-inch qu ck-fire guns, sixteen 12-pounder quick-fire guns, ten 3-pound- er quick-fire guns and nine machine guns.The Terrible trusts for protection to her engines and \u201cvital\u201d parts highly-curved steel deck four inches thick at the extreme, and tapering to three inches at the ends.She uires a crew of 894 officers and men, 150 more than are needed by the largest British battleship nowT afioat.BRIEF NOTES OF THE NEWS.His Grace Archhishop Langevin - has reached Winnipeg.His Grace repudi- ed to him eastern newspapers.He particularly A having stated that the Catholic policy was no surrender, and no compromise.His Grace said: \u2018We are far from taking the arrogant tone attributed to us.We have not refused to treat in this matter, but we wish to hear the terms proposed.We have no wish to stir up, strife or make discord in the country.\u201d A contract was executed in New York Thursday between the Trenton Iron Company and the Cataract General Elec- trie .Compan oy for the construction and equipment an experimental system of canal boat propulsion to be used upon the canals of that state.The system to be tried is known as the cable way Qr traction system.An elderl man named Jeffries, in charge of the semaphore at the point where the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacifio tracks cross at St.Johns, P.Q., was killed yesterday afterncon.He was crossing rack -in front of a moving engine, when his foot caught in a frog.He was struck in the temple \u201cdied instantly.The Treas Department at Washington has declined to entertain the protest made by the vice-president of the Humane Society inst the admission into the counter of buils and toreadors from Mexico for a bu!l fight exhibition at the Atlanta, Ga., Exposition.A San Francisco despatch says that the Hawaiian Republic has refused to grant Princess Kaijulani the Jromised rant of $4000 a year.The Hawaiian nate has been granted power to deal with the construction of a cable.Magistrate Wentworth, of New York, bas decided that saloonkeepers may stop the sale of malt and spirituous liquors at 1 a.m., but may, between that hour and 5 \u2018o'clock, sell non-intoxicating drinks in their saloons.The City Treasurer of Toronto has received \u2018a cheque fromm the Jarvis Street Baptist Church for $127.50, for the first instalment of taxes.ue was accompanied by a letter, condemning eccie- siastical exemptions.The new French turret ship Massena, 11,700 tons, was launched at St.Nazaire on Thursday, and went on the rocksat Tourteaux, and as yet all the efforts et have failed.who was intimately Ze ten hth \u20ac the Odell-Gregory case for separation in Quel bas withdrawn the $10,000 suit for libel she had taken against t Mrs.Odell.; Edward eldest son of Robert Quinn, formerly of Toronto, but now Chitf Freight Agent of the Grand Trunk at Live: , Was drowned while bathing on July Miss Mabel Kent.a jeune ng lady well known in Winnipeg.left last au- Francisco, was murdered thera for a lover because she refused to marry him.and Thomas Brown, farmer, aged 39 Mv ing at Shipton, near Danville, Que.be ing of unsettled mind, was found hangi \u2018in the oods, having nd Dancing suicide.The statement of Baron Blanc in the Italian House yesterday is regarded as & declaration of war against Abyssinia, in wbich England may join.D.Ouelette, of Windsor, Ont., suspected of having smuggled opium across to Detroit last winter, is now under arrest in the latter city.Militia officials are jurreying near the Experimental |! ae = ist.which may be utilized present Rideau lived In William Brown, a resident of Scotland, Ont., was found in Foster's pond, and is supposed to have drowned himself whils desponde Miss Es ter a popular s:hool teacher of Prince |} rg ne.N.B., was droprned while Magaguadav Lake Thursday.William Mortog and William Baby, of the toms asrvios, Windsor, Ont., were superannuated by the Government.Premier Bowell left for Regina this afternoon.Messrs.T.M.Daly and Hay- ter Reed will accompany him.Hon.A.R.Angers has gone to Kam- » Que\u2026 Quebec city.Labor Day will vite the- grandest tion of years L Quebec.calebra: niet Bon.JA.Ouimet has gans to Ca- couns, Que.' TORONTO'S WATER SUPPLY.Big yo fry Ag -cot F, Board of Trade, had a conference ith Ey Keating ard us o's wi im the is ten inches .CASTELL'S SLAYER NOW IN THE ated several of \u2018tie statements attribut- | Port \u2018| of the Rev.J.S.oily, was in pro- there only a little over nine feat of depth western gap.and tho steel gob duit la In ore lace low thau nine inches ver.water, Close to the point where the ferry boss pass it.the conduit is now covered by a trifle over four font of water.Should one of thess .yse- selx accordingly got out of her tours, she.would cut the pipe in two and leave Toronto without any © water.serious do the officers of the Board AJ Tr consider be situation jhat they discussed (he tunnel with bh ugly, pod > lay the Toforis tion opt heir body.DURANT IS COOL He Has the Right to Apply Axain for a Change of Venue.San Francisco, Cal, July 26.\u2014A number of young women struggled with other cu- riosity-ssekers to obtain admission to the trial of Theodore Durant for the mur- dar of Blanche Lamont.The proceedings opened with the District davtorney, 8 attempt to controvert the defendant's application for a change of venu.After a number of affidavits had been presented stating the defendant would have « fair trial in San Francisco, Judge Murphy made his denial of the defendant's application for a change, giving Durant \u2018the right to renew the motion.The empanelling of jurors commenced.Durant, who was accompanied to the Court by his father and mother, maintains his calm and unconcerned demeanor.Theodore Durant seems to enjoy immensely the renewed notoriety that the beginning of his trial bas brought him.He devotes considerable time each \u2018day to carefully grooming himsell.The floral stage of the case has set in, and scores of morbidly sentimental women call at the county gaol daily with flowers for him.Chief Gaoler Sattler is determined, however, that there shall be no hero- worshipping in Durant\u2019s case if he can prevent it, and only modest little bouquets from his mother are allowed to reach the prisoner.The actual trial ought to consume less than four weeks.Durant's counsel are prepared to make an exhaustive technical defence.They will try to break down the professional witnesses for the prosecution, and pi put on a number of experts for rant.The testimony of Organist King, who saw Durant the church on the afternoon of anche Lamont's murder, is regarded as 100 strong tobe broken down.The deferce will stand on the statement made by Durant that he had been in the upper part of the church fixing the gas and d been uvercome.King was nota very willing witness at the preliminary examination, and the defence expects him to be less so now.King's statement that be detected the smell of escaping gas on first entering the church, before Durant came downstairs, was in Durant's favor.Fhe prosecution will introduce evidence to Show that the gaspipes and fixtures were in good condition.In the matter of an alibi the defence wil rely mainly on evidence that Durant was at medical college attending a lecture on the afternoon that Miss Lamont was killed, and that he could not have met Miss Lamont.Accord-' ing to this theory he went to the church after the lecture to make some repairs above the ceiling, and was there overcome by gas, and that, hearing King playing, he went down to ask him to -get him a stimulant.The defence will contend that Miss Lamont\u2019s body might have been there at that time without Durant knowing anything about it, aod that his presence in the church at t time was merely a coincidence.But Durant's counsel will contend that there is no evidence that Miss mont was dead at that time, and on t point one of their technieal fights will be made.It will be contended t| that.though Miss Lamorit left school sho after 3 o'clock and her body and hora books were found in the church tower, it was possible far her to have been somewhere else thap in the - tower at the time Durant was in church before King saw him.Durant left the church about five o'clock, and she might have gone there after that hour.NEW YORK\u2019S SUICIDE.Lillian Low's Body Identified by Her Father\u2014 She Left Him in March rch Last.New York, July 20.- 26.\u2014The body of the girl who committed suicide, found at Heights by two boys on Tuesday morning, and which was taken to the morgue, has been identified as that of Lillian Low.The father, James Low, jr.went to the morgue and identified the body.His daughter has been away from him since March 10, when he was sick with the grippe.He had called to see her where she was living, but she refused to return to him, sileging tha that he had treated her cruelly ws lawyer called on her to plead with her to return to her father, but she refused.\u201d Miss Hansen, with whom Li.lian boarded, ca.led at the lawyer's office on Tuesday, and said she feared that something had happened to the girl, as she had not been home over-night.w says he never treated the girl badly, but.on the contrary, did everything he could far her.Mr.Low is a son of James Low, president of the United States Trust Co., and a brother of Joseph T Low, head of the firm of Joseph T Low & Co.dr goods merchants, of 66 Worth street.He is a brother-in-law of Oiiver T.Harri- man, a wealthy banker.James Low, sr., was once very wealthy.but lost $4.600,000 in Wall street.Mr.Low de- acribes himseif as a poor man, though his income is sufficient to keep him comfortably without an occupation.\u201cM daughter Lilian,\u201d he said to Captain Pickett, \u2018\u2019was born in Aix-les-Bains, France.I was.born in Louiseville, Ky., but twenty-five years ago I went to France, and at Nice fell in love witha French woman named Josephine Rai- mon, and lived with her.She represented to me that sho was a widow, but I aftervards found she had a husband liv- She bore me six children, of whom ian was the last.The others she ert in infaney.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHURCH FIRED IN 3 PLACES.Desperate Attempt to Destroy 12 When Filled With People Attending a Funeral.land, Me, .\u2014The funeral gress when an.attempt was to set tire to the Cathedra: wy ths Immaculate Conception.There was a great audience present at one time, but most of the crowd had gone when Mrs.John O'Connor discovered that the chape: was full of smoke.À fire was in progress in two places in the chapel, and Fast outside there was a larger blaze.\u2018\u201cl'he fire was soon under control, but the beautiful chapel was very much defaced and damaged by smoke.The fire A front of the altar was started in material a a rent! saturated with oil.\u201d Prayer boo! torn up to ki the fire.An attem t was also made to burn the Cathedral ile Rev.Father O'Callaghan\u2019s body wae lying in state.DR.MAGKIE'S - SUICIDE.Philadelphia, July 26.\u2014Dr.Banj.Mne- years, asurgeon in the States Navy, with the relative rank of Lieut.-Commander, was found\u2019 SIR ADOLPHE WILL ACT.Ottaws, Jul 28 \u2014During Bowell\u2018e ot Sir Macken- , the ® dutics of the remier at ogi will be pe Sir Caron.the sanior Privy ro AND AMUSEMENTS, \"PROGRA MME OF TRE FIRST GRAND Bicycle Races AY THR EXRIBITION CROSADE Saturday Afternoon, July 27th.\u2014\u2014K 4) T ENTRIES \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 : or 1 Mile Novice, - &.N.Granger MRC: J.Tomlinson MBO: Geo.J \u2018rec, M50.H Gowen.3 Sata W.Thibesalt, Jumes Dry, + nite, 3 Heats.: ED.McPhail, M.B.C.; H.A.Cousirat, W.Drury, W.B.C.1 Mile, : 2.40 Class, R.D.McPhall.M.B.C; Gea Jac RA Cousirat, W.B.:, R.T.Holtcomb, B.C; M.Waggoner, H.Gowen, jr.Q.A 1-2 Mile, Qpen.Albert Aumond, H.A.Cousi Eaves, M.TW.Smith, & Mile Handicap, James Drury, W.B.C., soratch; R.T.Holtromh M.B.C, scratch; RT.McPhail, M.B w BC Alfred .M.B C., 200 yards .Granger, M.hry C., 300 yards.1 Mile Open.Geo.Jacks Cousirat, W.5 Ci RT.Haltom, M.By ow aan MLB, & Mile Open Lap ltace.Charles Bernstein, Albert Mumond, Al CATER OPEN i \u2018ONE postpone First Race at Haif-past Two Sharp.BRASS BAND Refreshments and Games of Choive on the nd Ini ion and profane language prohibited.ADMISSION 150 RESERVED 10c.N.B.\u2014In the ovont of bad weather, races will be postponed until August 3rd.1741 \u201cWhen Shamrocks a and Momtreals meet.there in always à good game.M.A.A.A Grounds, Saiarday, July 4th, at 3.30 Bt m.THE FRESH AIR FUND OPENING OF THE HOME.The Home on the Richelieu Iiver, at Chambly, is now open.Applications for admission may be made to the Committee at.tha Star Office, 165 St.James atreet, on the afternoons of Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week, during the season, between the bours of three and four o'clock.Every application must be, accompanied by a certificate from the clergyman to whose church the applicant belongs.Blank certificate forms may be bbtained from the Committee at the Star Office.BISONS IN BATTLE A BULLY'S ACTIONS RESENTED.Several of His Companions Punish Him Severely for His Bad Behavior.| The Philadelphia Times says that visitors at the Zoological Garden early one morning recently were treated to a sensation.This was a combat a la mort in the big buffalo enclosure that would have reflected credit upon the wildest regions of the Western plains in the good old times.The buffaloes at the Zoo are, for the most part, bona fide importations from the West, but they usually exhibit - the deteriorating effects of Eastern civilization by lolling about their mock sylvan retreat or peclining lazily in the sun.There has been one exception to this passive appearance of .indolencs and de- pasive 3 unworthy of the traditional ner BY of wild bison Jncestry.The ugli- Éoking buffaio in the herd, a crea- tore of gigantic size, has always been an uneasy, restless, quarrelsome fellow, a terror to his companions, wnom he dominated and d at his own eccentric will.He was the bull iy of the walk, as it were.All others ha to budge at his pleasure and surrender possesion of the softest and choicest spots in the enclosure whenever he chose to demand it.To the keepers he was known as Bill and by thom he was dreaded almost as much as by his own associates.With some of the others the keepers have become tolerably familiar, but nobody has ever thought of making a pet of Bill, Like all bullis Bill included among his execrabls qualities the twin vices of selfishness and greed.He was always filling himself with the choicest of the food, tho tenderest grasses, and his conduct at all times, particularly, it seemed, when crowds of visitors were gazing thréugh the fences, was such as to disgust any gentlemanly buffalo.The keepers noticed early in Lhe morning that Bill was ina more than usually disagreeable m He swaggered around the place, pushing about, disturbing various sociable little roups of the more companionaple fol- ows, and taking particular delight in forcing any one who settled himself in an especiaily agreeable place for peaceful re, repose to get up and tle for other quarters.It was about the time when every tody except guards, keepers and the lower animals are su d to be engaged in religious worship that te ne garden was startled by a chorus of bellows and snorts from the buffalo yard.All the keepers and the few visitors who had entered rounds rushed to the scene.There, in ne fem middle of tho enclosure, & Bill, his huge head close to ths ground, which he was pawing in an ugiy manner, while bis tail swished in the air like a whip.In a semicircle, but at-a respectful distance were half a dozen of the largest members of the herd, algo digging into the earth and snorting belligerently, while the others of the | colony were gathered in oné corner, with their shaggy whiskers almost touching the ground, but discrestly contenting themselves with bellowing at the top of their pacious lungs.It was evident that the b bully had # rovoked his usually meek comrades to open rebellion.Active lios- -tilities were not long delayed.While Bill stood half- contemptuous- iy returning the angry snorts of his enemies, a large buffalo detached himself {from ths semi circle and approached the big fellow slowly; and apparently de- desirous of digging his way to through the earth with his nose.When about six feet distant, with the big glaring eye-balls of both animals fastened upon each.other, the new champion sprang forward and their thick heads met with & crash like simultaneous bangs o drums of a scors of military bands.The new oc pion re- colied \u2018before the superior strength of Hill, but he was game, and he returned to the attack.For more than five minutes the com- patents hurled against each other,their borns frequently ked, and each striving i all his sinowy strength Lo force up the.gther\u2019's bead and à get in à ive blow with the keen horns \u2018in a ash of the neck.ily forcing his antagonist the fence vies, another large buffalo detached himself from ithe semi circle, mendous \u2018neck, layin the hea flesh and coloring the the open.mans red Mt was then that Bill showed what al- vas n w most ail bullies abow when hard besst, BC: ackson, KT.Holloomb, M BC; Jame, 3 the others MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS, | ALWAYS A GOOD GAME! Lacrosse\"Champlonship Series.] SHAMROCK ances vs, MONTREAL 2 M.A.A.A.Grounds, Bt.Catherine 8t., West, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY aztn, Admission as usual.Ball toed at 330 Reserved seats | Dame fit; Prd Pd A hed tre snd Hasley Bros, 3252 St.Catherine Bt.1123 RICHELIEU & ONTARIO NAY.co.Water Excursions.MURRAY BAY AND RETURN, $9.00 RIVER DL LOUP AND RETURN, 89,00 TADOLSAC AND RETURN, 810.00, SAGUENAY AND RETURN, $13 1000 ISLANDS AND RETURN, 96,50 TORONTO AND RETURN, $18.70 NIAGARA FALLS AND RETURN, $19.00 Steamers leave for or Quebec week days at 7pm.Buniays.3 p.Bte terme Leave \"Quebec for Baguenay, week 7M sm.For the.West weok days at 10am.Grand Orchestra on Board Saguenay and Quebec Steamers.- REMEMBER, INcad Booking OMco\u2014128 St.Sames St.op.P.OH.FOSTER CHAFFEE, 178 tf District Passenger Agent.OTTERBURN PARK, St.Hilaire, Ou Saturday, July 27th, The Victoria Church 8.8.vu hold their fourth anonal picnic at above named Traln loaves Pt.Bt.nares at 830 aun, venture Station at\u2019 1.40 p Tickets Adults, 0c.Children, 30c.ILE GROS BOIS.sr.The bore well known Eu wo open on nBATURDAY, Juge 8 The *Filgate' makes two trips daily, 1 0.30 a.m., from acques Cartier pier are vo; thnares\" Hair Fare.Hot Water, Swinge, Talloa, ke.,free.Boat can be chartered for Sunday Shs a aud Bons- 1761 nic, &c.The Ladies\u2019 Favorite Day Trip, TO CARILLON by Palace Str.Sovercign.other sre taken caro of by the efficient and polite of the ereign, Round trip 3).00 {daily} Éaturday to Mun- 8 ticket $1.50.Take 8 a.m.train for Lachin ne 1 secure your Rescrved Beats for MONTREAL SHAMROCK Maich at Morcon, Phillips Ko Co, Jobn Lewis, or Iiasley Bres., aud comfortable.re A Confidence Game may be a surprise ¢ to most of our citizens 5 be told that there is a contidence game of the strongest kind In Full Operation Ia our midat, but it ip so.The editors of this paper have been aware that for » long time this confidence game hus Leen in existence.There are numbers of our best citizens who are Bold Operators At it every day.mmunity seems rather benefited ence game The it than otherwise.sud the May | be Seen Any Day ody Go.either stores of J.G.where the confidence isshown EEE in purchasing well made cloth- Children, Men & Boys The les, quality and low prices remarkable, together oc to select froi J.& KENNEDY & 0, 31 St.Lawrence St.\u2014and\u2014 2588 Notre Dame st.1741 the white feather.perplexed, he turned from one to another of his assailants striving to avoid the blows of each.He bellowed with rage and evident fear when still another aflo joined the attacking, party thrust his sharp horn into his fla The issue of the battle was not lon doubtful.\u2018With all his enormous strength Bill pes forced about the pen, Foceiving num in front and flank from the Tnfuriated animals t were now crowding upon him.He ma a last desperate stand near the fence and succeeded in hurling one of his foes to the earth and ripping open the side of another, but he himself was soon forced to hiv knees and repeatedly gored as Le - attempted to rise.He was soon 1.0 weak tu maintain himself on bis legs, and all seemed over for him, when Head Keeper : Manley and a half dozen keepers, armed ' with pitchforks and clubs, leaped the.fence and rushed to his rescue.It was 8 difficult, not to say dangerous, thing to repel the en raged biso made up their determination vo tes their oppressor in one good job, but hey were finally beaten back long enough £! enable the keepers to drag Bill out of t ate.While this was going on every animal in the Zoo possess) lng a strong voice was epihg up mus musical accompaniment, in /iifoh the trumpetings of the elephant Doliv ar and his usually quiet companions and the roars and snarls of the big cats in the lion house were particularly prominent.Bill's injuries were found to be serious and it is possible that his unhappy fate will be to turnish patate cutlets to the carnivora.At a rate he will not restored to the \u2018Puttalo ard.After, Bill's subjugation the buffaloes ing bad m r themselves with a new air of self- fportanme: This was especially evident in the case of the one who had the courage to strike the first blow.He, of course, succeeds Bill as boss of the .snd in pointing him out, the head keeper, who is of a classical turn, bestows upon him the title of \u2018\u201cCampeador.\u201d\u2019 A new and most interesting experi- | ment, which may develop into a prosper- and ayin industry, is now to be the ostrich farm temporar- Ty - abllshed in the grounds of the Crystal Paiao2 Com any, London.Tbe farm consists of twenty-three birds, twelve female and eleven males, of the Nubian and Cape bieeds.Constipation, which gives rise to many &raver troubles.is cured and prevented b; Carter's Little Liver Pilly Try them an you will be convinced.eer Special Notices.| Creme de la Creme\u2019 (Reina Victoria extra) Cigars, 10C.173 seed -Exeursions.\"The omen steamer Columbian will resume oSxcursion trips to-night.Full d.Pare cents return, c Aare.La Fayeite * (Reina Victoria) Excursions\u2019 ; The pale steamer Columbian will resume her excursion trips to-night.Full orchestra on hoard.Fare 23 cents return.\u201c Sonadors Cigars,\u201d 1 r 8 tor 266.s 5e, » with | the large \"aad | - ghia a Disconcerted and but, i ade the attack were noticed | MECTINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.1805.prete for salent Morton, Pole.Go.1 1758 Metre ASTITE MAMILYON, Hon.Becy, M.LG SOHMER PARI: ©pon frem 1 te 11 p.m, Performances al 3 and 8 p, ru, ATTRACTIONS Tm TREK, .leapers: ing.the wa juggler; M in their unique wire le engaged fora week: Kronceis Alssolring views (change every night); a es Hand, M te \u201catherine cars direct to Sohmer Park \u2018trou weet or imi} between Land 8 PIB cents .on or qe enage! extra.ile Scents, witha ri ou Uarousel, afteroons ul w ire Don fait t to see e he Cryatal Mazo.ee ne BICYCLE ACADEMY.Private Lessons given in door to Ladi andy.ntlemea All kinds uf Bicycles for alo.\"Also the Adler Ce QUEEN ASSENBLY Roox A.ROY MACDONALD, JR.160° ef 2721 Be.SHOOTING THE BAPIDS DAILY, Palace Steamer « Sovereign.\u201d \u2018Take 5.00 p.m.train for Lachine.Round Trip, 500.16013 SEC CHATS tre Match oe As À.À.Gr» < a .at SU Pe BA, Wu be 6h ce came 2; aes seasun.~ RAILROADS.SEASIDE .« EXCURSIONS .\u2014 From Montreal to\u2014 Halifax and iteturn., .$12.50 St.Jobn, N.B., and Return.$11.50 Moncton, N.B., and Return .$11.50 St.Andrew's.N.B., and Return, $11.50 Tickets good gaing Jul Pa 26,27 and 28, and valid to arrive Tack atstarting po.nt on or before Aug.© rates from other C.P.ae in Ce: but from rAd Rap bo tickets will be good guiog only on 5th, 26t ots will good for stupuver at Quebeu, Lake Megantio and east the.cof only.CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE.129 Bi.James di.(mext to Post Ofos.) ét SEASIDE EXCURSIONS From MONTREAL Te sT.aman md Roturs, 11.50 10.50 5 Sais 057 tete AUGUST 14 or re ro Me rea] Gants vi be Good going only ou JULY Br 38 0431, | Tickets will be good for stop over at Quebeo, Portlsud : snd esst thereof only.! For tickets and fall inf apply st Olty Ticket : Office, 143 Bt.James Street, or naventare fitetion.| 367 ee MONTREAL - u HAMROCE Lacrosse NM on M.ar Re A.A.6 hr uaiurday.July nie.be the game ef ih Seasons 174 d | EDUCATIONAL KINGSTON LADIES\u2019 COLLEGE A Boarding and Bay School for Young Ladies, 1 ** Closoburn,\u201d Kingston.! Reopens September 4b.Full af?of University Gradua alten ion given to students for ex- pa goins influence home bined with ith high ment mental cratol cai Department À a in charge of AXTEUR Finan, Ea 0., Eoglsnd.- Students réénived at 07 Ame \u2018and foes charged from date of entrance | wh Tara an prospectus = to Mrs ConnwaLL cipal a er to [YS Be Eira: ing ry ie 1 Francis Coleg and Schoo (AMiliated with MoGill University), \u2018 | RICHMOND, QUE., Beopen in their etry for dre Jor Ara McG SE clcsses In all grades ! A Scienoe, to which particular | Opurece are alao offered in commercial branches ar for the preparation of candidates for teschers\u2019 institut hiob is fa is Et ie te oe Foes for pont resident, es pes aanum.- Board and ror J, A Daas 146 mes 00d KR, B.A, Principsl Church School for Gipls-Edgebill, WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA.of Nova Scotia sed of Trustees, Lady Prineipal-M188 MACHIN, New buildiees hot water heating: ol Sleotris 8 : patate boatthy.Board and ation er oasis sar Sept Bev 1 ook For Onlondas ¢ontainiag tull information apply to 37919 PR.BIND, Windsew, K.& PATRONS\u2014The ton.Chairman _[NEXCELLED Waters and Accommodation at .« 5 ia | Springs.Amply justify the great success of this resort.ot ABK FOR.ALLAN'S tres Belfast Soda Water.SETI on ML Froderio the Bishop of Kove ; nn: NY ~ NEAL = ya 14 pl 1 || ) 7 ER mime Ts i for out-of-town subscribers.Name COUPON FOR PART 15.: This Coupon entitles the holder to Part 15 ofthe Wild Flowersof § Canada, containing sixteen plates and sixteen descriptions, if sent § to the Daily Star office, or given to any news dealer handling the X Star, together with fifteen cents, which covors mailing and tubing pm of Canada: .Post Office Province ild Flowers EB THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR FRIDAY JULT 26, 1893.uals, hird in 1418.There wore but two orews in the race for the junior ra Ths Mutuals, with A: J.Ékif- gton, bow, and B.' 1°.Kiesel, stroks, won in 130L Th» Reverse, with \u2018theo.Bondie, bow, and C.H.Tank, stroke, in 19.45, The Mutual pair lod almost trom the start.The tan- was a half mile, rR yg ol JL s away.roit team - sisting of C.Ji.Gould and W.O.Noatk, won in 2.04; second crew, Ei.8.Reynolds and KF.T.Bancroft, wers necond in 3.07.The ut crew, H.Argona Small and W.H.Buntin, were last.The Ar- Es crow from Torento von (Le the jun- ition.The Ecorse ro a 1 Mutuals having the outside position had not a \u2018good chance, as the water was rougb and very narrowly escaped being swamped.The onauts turned the buoy a quarter of a mile ahead.The crews were as follows: Argonauts\u2014W.H.Buntin, bow; P.E.McKenzie, 2; Harry Emall, 3; \u2018A.J.Boyd, stroke.orse \u2014 Theo.Bondie, bow; A.5B.Bosubien, 2; Geu, Clark.3; C.H.Tonk, roke.su cuals\u2014A.% Skiffington, bow; W.p.West, 2; H.H.Skiffington, 3; B.Kiesel, stroke.Detroit_~Jos.F.Lyons, bow; L.Warner, 2 E.Leggett, 3; Ww.Ë War- uer, ros.\u2018the St.Lambert Hop.YEAH HEE Wild Flowers for out-of-town subscribers.Name = COUPON FOR PART 14.This Coupon entitles the holder to Part 14 of tho Wild Flowers of Oanada, containing sixteen plates and sixteen descriptions, if sent to the Daily Star office or given to any newsdealer handling the Star, together with fifteen centa which covers mailing and tubing of Canada.A ENTRIES FOR LACHINE.| TO-MORROW'S BIG LACROSSE MATCHES.Jorse Races in the States\u2014 Press Comments on \u2018\u2018Bush\u201d Thompson's Defeat \u2014The Longwood Tour- nament- - Other Sports.The entries for the Lachine regatta on Saturday next closed yesterday afternoon.Ths list is the largest ever re- oeived by this very pepular club, and © embraces all the clubs in the vicinity of Montreal.The Ottawa Canoe Club are well repressnted, and as they have made a specialty of their four in a canoe race, a grand struggle for the suprem- scy may be looked for.The war canoe raca has eight crews entared, making the largest known race of this kind that _has ever becn held.nified their intention of starting in the gander green, and a very cies: rece may looked for in this event.In fact, the Whole rogramme has been so well filled that actual total of the individual petitions is eighty-fise, an increass of no less than twenty-two over last year and the complets number of entries received, including the war c-nce crews, reaches a grand total of exactly two hun- drad and fifty.Everything is in readi- neas for what promises to be a regatta replete with fast and keen racing throughout the entire programe.and if only the weatber will aasist there is renson to expoct that tho regatta on Saturday will bas recorded as one of the larzest and most successful that has ever been held under the ausnices of the La- chin» Boating and Cano: ing: Club.Far 4h~ amus ment of the spectators.a tournament will be held in front of ths Club \"House, in which eight crews will take part, and this will serve als» to fill in the timo that it takes the four-oared crews to get into position for the last rac?on the programme.Ths course has been surveyed and is \u2018being laid out by an engineer in such a mafner that all the crews will be on an equality.As has already boen stated, Blasi\u2019s orchestra has been engaged, and those who are fortunate enough to secure places on the boathouse will not find the afternoon drag if they appreci- at: good music.Arrangements have also eu made with one of the leading ca- tarers, and refreshmuents will be served in the club house.The following is a complete list of the entries in the order in which t races will be started, the first going off at 2.45 p.m.Decked canoe sailing race\u2014Geo.Leger,\u201d Lachine ; C.Archbald, canoe Mab, Pointe Claire ; C.Johnston, cance-Claire.Pointe Clairo; V.Pelletier, canoes Canuck, Pointe Claire.Open canoe sailing race\u2014F.Jeffery, Lachine; E.W.Monk, Lachine ; T.F.Brown, Lachine ; E.Bolton, canoë Soil.Pointe Claire ; y.Sully, Longueuil.Single j addie\u2014 F.T.ogan Girdwcod, La- - chine; Dickerdike, Lachine ; Kernie.À rt; F.Tatle be Annés: w.£ \u201cTolland, Gram] Trunk.pSingle = H.Hunter, Lachine; etry Tachine: Wm.Irvine, Lon- usu Geo.Jackson, Pointe Claire, ingle green.Baldwin, Ortara Canoe xh W.F.B.Front La- cHine; N.J.Dawes, Lachine; W.Smith, St.Lambert; W.B.Evans, Valois; H.Carter, Pointe Claire Boys' tandem, under 18.\u2014H.Hender- &on.iad Ww.B.Henry, Dixie Island mp; L.Dacharme and\u2019Ë.Merrill, La- chine; G.Lallemand and Davison, La- chine; R.Howard and B.Mackinnon, i achine; A.Baby and W.Rawlings, La- chine.~ Tandem.\u2014R.A.Baldwin and A.A.Pinard, ae Canoe Club; H.Ducharme and H.Lachine; R.Bickerdike, jr.and F.Bickerdike, \u2018Lachine; With anid J.mith, St.Lambert.« fandem, green.\u2014J.W WEolsey, Edgar Woolsey.O Ortawa § Canoe Club; He - .H, Hen, Coro Henry, Dixie Camp; G.railemand tavison, Laine; À.E.Smaill, B Mackin on, Ta- ; G.Wheatley, J Wheatley, Lon- ueuil; H.Cotton, A Perry, sachin; Barry, 'Geo.Jackson, Pointe X D .Proudfoot, Horaos Jones, Valois; J.Turnbull, W.Ewine, Valois, À.W.Gifford, S.A Finley, Fointe Claire.; he , 5a sk.f{s\u2014F.Bicker- dike, E.Paradis, Fachino: Bn.Laroux, -L rou.Grand Trunk; Geo.Jackson, C.8.V.Branch, Ponts Claire./ « Mays\u2019 single scull, under 18.-L.Du- Ten crews have sig- Baby, Lachine; W.Levin, L.A.Levin, Lachine; H.Cotton, H.Sneyd, Lachine.WAR CANOE.Valois crew\u2014W.Stanley.W.B.Evans, D.Proudfoot, H.Jones, R.W.Jones, W, Philbin, J.Turnbull, E.R.Jarvis, F.Rodgers, II.A.Fromings, J.Barker, J Strachan and T.Y.Foster.Ste.Anne\u2019s crew\u2014B.Larant, J.B.Deslaurier, Vallee, J.O.Gauthier, A.St.Denis, E Longtin, P.Melochs, A.De .Patterson, J.G.Browne, A.uine, Joe Vinet and George F.Ransom.St.Lambert crew\u2014J.Beatty, Wm.Smith, J.Smith, S.gine, Allan Cameron, T.Cameron, J.ley, J.Morris, F.drew Irving.Alex.Irving and KE.Bourne.ointe C.aire crew Bert Higginson, C.E.Archbald.E.James, Alf.Gifford, Ss.Finley, G.À Carter, A.E Tinton, George Mackay, Ww.George - Jackson, L.McAllen, W.Lilly, E.Upton and C, S.V.Branch.Grand Trunk crew.\u2014D.W.Davis, R.McLean, I.Morrow, R.Starke, C.Marshall, H, Earwaker, B.Leroux, L.Payne, IF.Scott, À.Mackrllac, F.Au- arn, P.Raymond, WwW.A.Holland, Ww.Charlas, W.Lai ng.Vaudr:uil crew.\u2014Il>nvi Deique, Frank A.Harwood, Reginald de L.Harw ! John Pullan, Walter Harwood, Charles Thayer, Paul Leduc, Louis Rei us George Tooke; Arch.Harwoad, H.Gast.Hughes, C.A.Harwood, Wo D \u201caird, Lachine, first crew\u2026\u2014l.À.C.erdike, R.Bickerdike, jr.dis, A.GG.Mussen, H.Ducharme, Fan Girdwood, H.C.Smith, W.H.Reynoids, C.Baby, H.Fabre L.\" A.Tevin, / .Amos, W.H.C.Mussen.adds that hs had the chance was very rosy Nickalls foulèd him.more than the wind.that caused the foul.\u201cThe Sportsman saya: ed a sterling race.\u2018Thompson might.easily closely home.\u201c The paper dnb EEE La E.Kent, George Kent, Joe Repentigny.Ba Matt inson, T.Ri- Riley, E.Smiley.An- Bick- E.J.Para- Baird, R.Howard, worst station n - the races for the London Cup, and his before Vivian The foul cost him It was the wind rôw- If be ab been a little luckier in getting a atation he have hunted the winner raises the srortsmanlike manner in which Thomp- The fortnightly hop of the St.Lambert Boating Club will take place this evening as usual, end not on August 2, as advertised.THE TURF.Racine at Detroit.Derrorr, July 26.\u2014'Fhe fourth day of the Blue Ribbon meeting of the Detroit.Driving Club was fully equal to the previous days in the excellence of the sport.The conditions were almost perfect for fast time, the track being in prime condition aud scarcely any wind blowing.All of the events were hotly contested.In the 2.11 class for trotters, Klamath, the winner, cut his record of 2.09} made at Junesy ite, Wis., this season, by a full second, and Wm.Peen, who won the third heat, cut his mark of 2.11} four seconds, and captured $300 extra purse offered by the club for the fastest heat trotted better than 2.072.In the 223 trot, which was unfinished m Wednesday, Red, of Waranoka had no trouble in landing the deciding heat.SUMMARIES.\"2.9 clans, trotting; purse, $2000 (unfinished) Red of Waraucks, bb, by litle Red, .{Dodge $111 Princess Belle, br m.1235 {jleumore.5 1 .23 3 z à George L Napoleon, br b.85 4 37 A RP 5666 Post Office Exploit.Be Bo 2 v7, RL, 9184, 16).2.11 cl trotein : purse, $2000 \u2014 Province Klamath, © & Yb ni Moruokus (Ray- 112 DIT wi ou ! 4 21 ee ie ei de ee Nightio alo, oh Le .3 8 i Nightmare, \u20ac m.3.5.8 \u2014\u2014 Aunt Delilah, bm 5 4 4 Time\u20142.12), 2.08), 2.074, 2.104.charme, Lachine; A.Dzcary, Lachine; G.2.15 class, To + rue, $2U00\u2014 Lallemand.Lachine; B.Mackinnon, La- Begun Hal, jr., oe dates by Brown Hal chine; roro Lachine; E.Upton, are) erie.II 4 : ! ! ointe re Litto oker:chg.\u2026.p Four in a canos.\u2014R.À.Baldwin, J.W.ToxleRt, bh.2344 Woolsey, Edgar C.Woolsey, A.Pin- Kentucky St Star, bg.3 8 5 3 ard, Ottawa Canos Club; XJ x Dawes, Nic $1 : 6166 H.Mussen, M.Levin, L Levin, Gawain.gr .76387 chines; H.Baby.C.Baby, À Ducharme, Judge Stenfe bx.97 dis H.Baird, Lachine; A.Mussen, - A.Vist mic, b Thi - 1 Jie Bickerdike, R.Bickesdike, jr.W.H.¢ Babett a ur = .- Es 8 Musaen, Lachin e; J.Marcou, W.Marcou, Noilie M, Te 210 TR à.ih 2101.G.A.McColl, E Edson, Longueuil.2.17 class, trottin arse.+ Punt race, boys under i3\u2014N.Drechsel, | ; ZIT tee be Dexter Prince Allan, Jeffery, Gordon Davison, ivf (Quintini oon.1.79 i 1 1 mai usse ar, Ernest Birc hl .21 John Young, Percy Wright, Wilfred Pelerine,dm.- 14878 Barnes, Willis Shackell, Victor Wright.Col.Kuser.br h.?32 2 2 Canoe tournament\u2014H.Henderson, W.Kata P halinont.b m : 42348 F.B.Henry, Dixie Island Camp; À.F.Col Dickey.bb.: 6 55 89 Mussen, H.B.Slussen, Lac.; F.À.C.Sidney MeGregor, b h : 5101010 5 Bickerdike, R.Bickerdike, .Lachine: ualit bm res .10 8 89 17 Q y § N.J.Dawes, W.H.C.A fussen: Lachine; Penelope, b EE 3 39 3dr J.G.Fisher, D.C.Rea, Lachine; D.Noad, ime\u2014-2.15, 2.12}, 2134, 2.124, 3.134.-At Mystic Park., Boston, Mass, July 2M.\u2014A- fine fleld of horses was entered at Mystic Park yesterday.The weather was all that could be desired, the track was fast and attendance good.Summaries: Lia clues, Pro EE 300 Edith H.,gm,b ucalion, dam Patti.by Nuttourre Wm NOD ,, [Cookl.Tomahe, ch §.Fomine nl JM ba.pra-os vs 6 5 2 1 4 3 Sm Bor 190mm Br = ; 2q3 teur Verne, 2.104, 2.12}, 2.13}, 2.144, 2.134, 2.184.zu glace, var purse, $600- Jowell, ob Tpke .dam un- T0 0 00 CD OF NO bee frassnon NOIR SER 2.24 class rotting: purse.Nutshell, Bayo Prince, dam Nutmeg, by *Fntbourne [Brown].8 Glimmer, b m Nancy Rice, b m.}recicase.bw.Dixie b z.\u2026 A.\u2019 Time\u20142214, 2193, At Brighton Beach.the \u2018Brighton Beach, July 26.-The weather here vas \u2018excellent for racing ond the track in tine shape and fast, yesterdiy.The attendance was large.The talent fared very well, as four favoiites passel under the wire winners.Summaries : 00 Ch =3 Orin 02 RO == ~T00 CN On i C3 15 DM SAS GI First race, mile- Apromatox, 108, Cleary, 8 to 5, won; Magele | ynn, A to 1, 3; Tom Sk \u2018Bonnelly, 6 to 3, 8 Time, 1.42 1-2, os histor Daly, Jiison and \u2018Sir Catesby ulso ran chine, second crew.\u2014D.C.Rea, H.Sec a race 5-8 mile\u2014Cassete, 105, Wynn, B.ussen, J.G.Fisher, D.Noad, F.{lo iow on fete Jeeete, 10 wd 5 | .Cot- eretiz, .tom 1.T.Brown, \"Ey Mon HE Day Son Sg Taira des M, phic, red coi son, FE.Jetferr, 5 Mackinnon, A.E.OP ran.Dog Smaill, J.unter.Third race, mile_True Penny, 105, Four: race, shut, Dixie crew.\u2014T.tt, 7 to 3, won; Sir John, 105, Penn, 12 fo \" H.Prissick, bow; B.de Veber, 2; Fa Vent, 102, Sheedy, 15 to ne, C.H.Routh, 3; ©.Smith, strok~.[| 145, Relier, ouvenir, Lady McCann, ks- Lachine crow.\u2014A.Amos, bow; W.A.°F Sf SC.\"las \u201calles Paladin, 77 Shackell, 2; A Perry, 8; V.Barry, Hirach, 6 to 5, Corn Cob, 83, O'Lea ats, A SES G d Trunk Rail ha to 5 LS tance, 87 Wynn, 5 tol, 8 \u2019 ran Tun ilway ve Ar ne, 1.ran ed to run the train leaving town me arts, à io i arith ety\u2019 \u201855 p.m.direct to tha wharf station.53 to L 2\" d'A tempt.83, O'Leary, i This will save a long walk from the main to 1, 3.\u2019 Time, À 1 81 1-2.Drum Major, Fac- line station ot Lachine.Programmes and tot, also r 84, O'Lear adges w for sale on race, mm Lea: Sympathy for Thompson.20° pie 5) ever.TE \"on is se Fo, igo ints London, Ju X.\u2014Srorting | Life lays not taken.#lor Sal Snical Thyra Ma, that it ob sympat thires with E.A.Lady Adams oa Ton.sfortunc he has a with At Samatoxa.a hat his stay in England.phones Track, Saratoga, N.Y., July 26.\u2014 race ing was continued here The ray pets a light card and an st- Tendance that was-up to the avers of the preceding days of the weok.weather was warm and the track in ed collent condition.Mr.Walbaum_talked very plainly to the horsemen, with the result that they have promised to enter in the Lhe purse entries.Good cards or to-morrow and Monday.The nation was \u2018also explained to the son gave way to allow Nickalls to clear leading bookmakers, with the result that cost | the ve decided .to contribute a cer- red 1s, which him more than a tals amount towards the giving of \" Trial Races for a Defender.' New York, July 20.\u2014It is believed that | bar races of aspirants for the the trial America\u2019s ~ Cup defending which vere announced for Au, 12, will be postponed till t bonors, latter part of that month in order that they in the wake New York Yacht Clubs will bo emer eat ue in- as it will be the next *meetiog might not follow too cl cruise.The Goelet Cu sailed on August 2 off race is looked torwara to terest, between the Defender and the Vigilant.Ise'in has said that he time.The announced, will probably take part in ust 10 and -expects Lo to ro the Befender\u2014 tuned up \u2014 \"that in ne Navahoe and Jubilee, it is ime, 1.57 Firat Tacs.34 roile cuit x 124, rtf PE aX pars odd Marin: an iw to 6, er 1 115 15 three 5 starters: cond race.mile_Rey.Del Carreres sein 9to 5.1; Brandy Wine, 112, Er, Ga Fannie Lou 101, © RE pops ie, 3 Musselman arte Qrif- fin, 5 to FY Romain, 111, 94, Lamiey, - Onaretto, 100, Clayton, 2 to b, 8 Time, od Roundsman, dlo, elso ran, G Fol 1 to ®yy ; Chant.\u201d Tor.Martin.\u201d ste 4.eiy, à be bln.+ 3 to 1, rime {ih rage, 1 À PUR rm B.120, G Rien Too, \u2018Lendrin, à PS Georges Brunt also ran.the race.= .Arzonauts win % St.Clair.\u2019 LAWN TENNIS.\u201cSt.Clair, ch y All the crews urnament.hid a trial yesterday morning.A fresh | Fais vos Ten only tennis northwestern bresss sprung up and con- ë d is the Morning at the Longwood | tinued all afternoon, blowing pretty stiff ob were the bopaciation matches, a times.The fi first rat race.Abe junior sin- defeated C à Me! \u2018Rosch and A.TE © eculls, was df .À Tæfevre, + tom defeated B.Bead.he.Mutuals, in in 18.4 Fred Werms, All tennis enthusiasts at Jed of Toronto, was second.his beat time | bein 8 13.38 1:4 A.C.H.Gos, of the Mu- was maso .Leahy.Lrretty ae Dotwesn Leo Ware, the holastic cha and Mae D.Wikimia, nother i n reesholastic cham blon.T ns th he surprise of of all Mr.whit an ed a atrom cemple y balfled 4 fae.he won three out TO-MORROW'S SENIOR LACROSSE MATCHES.The progress of the Capital-Toronto and.Moatrzal-Shamrack matches to-mor- row, will be reported on the Star bulletin toards to-morrow afterncon, by means_of the Star's special reportérs, telegraph operators and direct telegraph wires.BASEBALL.The National League.New York.July 8.\u2014Following are the results of the National league games played yesterday : ' At Littuburg\u2014 ork.Cree R.H.E.New Y Phisbu 9 4 Batteries \u2014German and Farrell; Hawley .and Sugden.Umpire, O'Day.; Arc Cloveland- se se se Zimmer.\u2014N empire.\"males At Cincinnati\u2014 Cincinnati.- .4602024403 19 20 1 Philadelphin .000030000 3 G 4 Batterics\u2014 Rhinesand Murphy: Taylôr, Beam, Clements and Grady.Umpiro, Koefe.At Louisville\u2014 Baltimore.050160000 13 15 0 Louisville .002000010 10 5 latteries Hemming and Clark; Inks, Mo- Deon and Warner, Umpires, McDonald, At (Chicago Washington.000003011 5 5 3 Chicago 000005030 8 12 2 \u2018Batteries \u2014 Stockdale and McGuire; Terry and Donahue.Umpire, Jevne.At St.Louis\u2014 1850010976 ® 0 2 3 ea Breitenstein and Miller: Lucid Sand Grim.Umpire.Byrnham.; Eastern League.BUFFALO, July 26.\u2014Following were the Eastern league baseball games played | yesterday: At Ruffal Buffalo Vo.\u201cWilkesbarre No game; rain.At Toronto\u2014 Toronto ve.Scranton\u2014No game: rain.H.E.At Syracuse Syracuse.020000000 7 3 Springfield.200200020 uw 2 Battorics\u2014 Barnett and Hesse; Eonghitin and Umpire, Hurst .At Rochester\u2014 + Rochester.320201000 5 3 2 Providence .«000311310 Hatteries\u2014Harper and Berger; Rudderhars and McCauley.Umpire, Doescher.\u2018St.Albans vs.Le National.- Boston, July 26\u2014The only tennis tional will meet on the latter club's rounds to contest for international honor The St.Albans team will be of the pick of Vermont.ball twin ers, and as the home boys have been playing a good game recently, & firat- ass exhibition may be looked for.ATHLETICS.Bakers\u2019 and Drivers Plenlo.excur- artily, en- hae lb.weight Ting, open\u20141, feat 3 { weight by 3, 'B.Park- eet 1 inch; 8, F.\u2018Stevens, 18 feet hes.ing 16 lb.shot, bread-drivers Eat feet $ ches: 2, G.B.B Parkin: Ln feet 8 inches; & D.Fucinnes, 28 feet Sma 11 boys\u2019 race-1, John Teltord; 3, W.Geddes; 3, A Pellerin R Girls\u2019 face ce Grace.W Woodward; 2, Agnes.n ve.Boys! race 1, Ma Runt; 2, A.Nuckle; 3, Ww.Boars Young 4e race, Bel G Glensor; 2, An- | n order; , arson.Fi e, rater G.\u2018Brown; 2, E F5 ards\u20141, T.Reynolds; ards 8, Howl, vards\u20141, J.McConomy; 3, J.Hyndman; 3, C.Bread-drivers .Gamble; 8, Mra.Lawrence; 4, Mra.Hawkins.un enjoyable time was spent b sionists.The James w were 0 oe ing ord; 3, Mra.Game; 8 8.Hop, -drivers\u20141, E.Ww.Bener ss feet re 2, T.Re nods C.McBurnay.4 feel eet.One mile, amateurs\u2014), G.Brown; 3 R.Davis: 8, J.Smith.Master alters], E.Trudeau; 2, A.Graham; 3.KF.Stevens.Tg orar Montreal va.Ormatowr, ele- ve Re Ly n Orde: of Foresters rs.Pihree special \u2018anadian Order o ores e Prizes\u20141, E.Denny; 2, McCubbin; 8, J.Hurdle race\u20141, Geo.Brown; 3, J.Gilles- ple; 8, W.W.ar ow imming.1 races \u20141, 8 Swinburne; 2, G.n; 3 Fat min grace, J.McRae; 2, A.Graham; 8, A.e.Fub race-\u2014!, Ralph Miller; 2, G.Hunt.pogpmittes race > qint special prizes\u20141, .Ewart; ements; F.Stevens: 4G.Hoult; 5, y Frater: 6, eh \u201cJelly; 7, W.wk Sean zuess\u2014Mies E.Flyn qu an sues A.Graham, : silver medal.FOOTBALL.sSeamrocks ve.Point St.Chartes.There will be a patch to-morrow on the S.A.A.A.grounds betwe>n the Shamrocks and Point St.Charles Institute football teams.Kick off at halt- past three sharp.Scots ve.Valleyfleld.The team to represent the Scots tomorrow at valleyfield in their match with Valleyfield in the Caledonian Cu competition will be chosen from the following players: Mallinson, Doyle, Pur- nett, lrciay, Melville, Turner, Lees, Conway, Tweedie, Morris, Birohmore, Doig and Jacob; team and | friends will leave Bonaventure at 7o'clock on Saturday morn- - ing.- did For the Caledonian Cup.To-morrow afternoon the Primrose and Metropolitan teams will ploy.i pe the Cale- Cu, series cal, J a T.\"T.Smith, or Captain), f backs, F.Don- halle forwards, J.A kas, C.Vickers, G.Bur- .Stott and G.toto: A.Rea) ald, J Boutior, W J.Kenyon; spare, Bradley Kloks: \u2019 gular meetin gt, the, ictoria tooth\" club will bs on even- derson ing at ht ee?Jo A An street.members please attend.; \"LACROSSE.a Saturday's Loea! Matob.There is every promise of rattling match to-morrow, Det tween the roalors and the 5 on the rer A 3 sroures he Montrealers Intend ho otfiala solocts rong team thet Hoa The offic selected are : w Pollock, ree ; C.Clendinneng.| tawa ;\u2014 W.Leacy, Cornwall;-um | The | Intermediate Langue.«| **Bonadora™ Cigars, 1850, or 3 dE faul yesterday afte he semi- bw two weeks with the fat tohes LE the winner noe as (0 who strack the um .The find 23 defente Wrenn.\u2018egates nt.were four set mate.ad} HV Whitman in at Young k\u2014W.vom in the mate same Tabth The largest .asso ge et and ont ban of the weok Quebeo\u2014Mr.terhen.! Ste Nationa'-Mr.Theo.Lanctot.» Young Cor ital\u2014Mr.alerennen.Erockville-Mr.Jones.- | -_The ractios this evening \u201cFon the plateau, lotbheu Field.À large ten members is requested, as he team to mest the Orients to-morrow be picked.} fad] ee THE GU GUN, Pigeon Shooting at at A xes Ls Baines: Aires Les Baines, July 26.\u2014The Prix de.Blue Rooks in - the pigeon-shooting contest here yesterday was divided by Lord Carnarvon, Desegrievet and Dal- mas.Hoey, Day, Trivier, Ginot, Lo, De Lasalle aud Jacquin each won sweep stakes.SPORTING CORRESPONDENCE.Wants Money Pri: Prizes In Sparte.' Sporting Editor of the STAR: Sir,\u2014Everyone seems to deplore professionalism™ in all branches of sport and pastime, but the handsome money prizes won by our marksmen at Bisley ex cite nothing but enthusiasm.monsy ruled out of lacrosse and bestowed, emid plaudits, upon our crack shots f Montreal, July 25.MISCELLANEOUS.At Heron 1slan To-merrow afternoon, a \"Heron land, the Caughnawaga Indians will oF poar in full war paint and in war, sca and corn dances, also exhibitions of te mahawk throwing.scalping scenes and Indian deeds.Big John will shoot the rapids in his war canoa.Sporting Fixtures.To-morrow\u2019s sporting fixtures are: Lacrosse\u2014Senior J.esgue, Montreal va.Shamrock, Capital vs.oronto; Central Intermediate League, Young Glengar- rians vs.Valle field; Junior Indépend- ent League, Hi rnias vs.Garnets; Juvenile League, Royal vs.Orient.Laselall-\"Intornational Lengue, National vs.St.Albans; Montreal Amateur League, National vs.Lachine ; Juvenile league, Jorkey vs.Clipper.Aquativs\u2014Annual regatta ol the La- chine Boating Club at Lachine.The Wheel\u2014Bicycle races at Exhibition grounds.Cricket \u2014McGill vs.Montreal.Ms ellancous\u2014Ind an sports on Heron Island.A BIG SEWER CAVE-IN.The large sewer which the town of St.Henri built on Notre Dame street\u2018 from St.Elizabeth street to the Cote St.Paul road in\u2018 1893 at a cost of $50,000, and which was su posed to have been so well laid that it would last at least half a century.been found to have caved in, owing to the bad condition of the ground upon which it has been.laid.Consequent - ly the town will have to renew all that part that extends from St.Elizabeth street to a distance exceeding six hundred yards.Holes have been dug in many places, and the engineer has found the work exceedingly well done, and can only attritute the accident to the had nature of the land and to the fact that \"in levelling that part of the town the steam roller has n used to make good roads, and owing to its heavy weight may possibly have displaced the ground.enders will be ed for at once by the corporation, and the necessary repairs done instantly.THE FIRE COMMITTEE, Ald.Stevenson presided at a meeting of the Fire Committes yesterday.afternoon.and announced that: the brigade had more runs during the last six months than in any previous.yes.Ald.Marsolais drew attention to- the fact that the Po'ice Committes were ask- \u201cing for tenders for winter uniforms, and sucgssted that the Hire Committee might do the same, The chairman remarked that he could easily settle the matter of tenders by adding so much to the men's pay and let them buy their own clothing.It was a-matter- of.notoriety -that there ere officers who were never seen with \u2018their uniforms on.It was decided to call for tenders.\u2019 The Building Inspector was requested to inspect No.8 station, which is stat- to be in a dangerous condition.The question of a site for the new No.7 station was left over till next meeting.HAD CONFEDERATE BILLS.The two young men n who tried to à Confederats bill at the lunch boot the circus Tuesday night, wards escaped, at: and after: were arrested Wednesday on a warrant issusd by Magis trate McMahon, of Westmount.eir names are Andrew Gallagher and Michael Fitzgerald.They were both found guilty on the charge of stealing by a ick, and were: sentenced to one month at hard labor.Richard Booth, the other young man, who was caught at \u2018the time aud who turned Queen's evidence against his companions, was let go on à suspended sentence.\u201cLEFT GAOL FOR A FORTUNE.William J.Robertson, the man who fell heir to a fortune of upwards of $75,000 while serving a term of six months in the Montreal Gaol for being found in com\u201c pany with a pickpocket, is at last a iree man, having finished his term_yesterday.He left lest evening for Halifax to join his brother, who is interested in a circus.He says s he will lead a most, exemplary life in future A CRAIG'S ROAD VICTIM.Mr.J.Quinlan, travelling passe agent of the Grand Trunk Hailway \"who was injured in the Craig's Road accid dent, so far recovered as to be able to leave the General Hospital.night for his home at Stottsville.PICKPOCKET FINED.Delphis ie, the young man caught by the Westmount police whils tryin to pick some ladies\u2019 peste In in.the crx oe at ths circus, was caday fined or one month at hard os Khe) are McMahon of that municipalit LADIES' BENEVOLENT \u2018SOCIETY.The \u2018treasurer of the Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Society begs to gratefully acknowledge the sum of $25 from M.AN ps You can't help | liking them, they are so Ty small and their action is\u2019 so perfect.y one pill a dose.Carter's Little Liver Pills.Try them.: Special Notices.: « Crenie de la Creme\u201d (Reina Victoria extra) Cigars, 106: 172 2004 \u2018The Soctety of Arts of \u2018Canada, 1660 Notré Dame street, Montreal.Distriba- tons every Wednesda .Value of prises Tan ging | trom $3 on 3 to cta be paar ed m $32 $2000, tickets 10 cte.RIOR 113 tt rs \u201cLa Fayotte \u201d (Reina Victoria) Cigars, 50.© 178 30d Exeursions.The tial steamer Columbian will resume excursion trips to-night.orchestra on board.Fare 25 cents return.for zôe, 172 Sood The bones and muscles of the human body are capable of over 1200 different motions.player.Ne à dincion it was moved and sdoitad Bey.the th o Hood's Sarsaparilia dastains the strength and pre vents ilineas.; A Pression.| } Le | 8 Montreal Annex.pores s1 SATURDAY AFTERNOON Popular .27th July.Suburb .= Concert by the Band of the Victoria Rifles.Refreshments from 2 to 4 p.m., in Madison Grove, at head of Park Avenue.Formal Opening through the Annex of the PARK AVENUE ELECTRIC and SPECIAL SALE of BUILDING LOTS fn the toliowing well-known Streets: St.Urbain, Waverley .Clark .1 Park Avenue.|- | : A Hutchison.| Darocher .{ i 1 1 - These lots are nearer the Post Office than Westmount, and can be purchased at one-fourth the price, or .$264 TO $1000.Payments\u2019 £25 Cash and upwards, and the balance $8.40 per month and upwards.Liberal Discount for larger cash payments.A SAFER INVESTM ENT, ors more profitable, than a lot in one of these streets, cannot be found.Even if you do NOT build you can double your money in a few ye and share in the increase iu value caused by the rapid improvement o the neighborhood.Why risk your money in Savings Banks at 8 per cent when you can make such large profits without any risk.TO GO THERE Take Amherst Street Belt Line to corner of Park and Mount Ro Avenues and transfer to MONTREAL ANNEX cars.No transfer ticket required.| il i il = Call or send for plans and circulars giving full information.THE MONTREAL FREEHOLD C0., Room 3, 162 St.James Street.1723 CT ses SAN ns AN for Infants and Children.HIRTY yoars' observation of Castoria with the patrennge millions of p , permit us to speak of it guessing.It is unquestionably the best dy for Infants aid Children the werld has ever known.It is harmless.Children lke ft It wives them health.It will save their lives.In it Mothers have sthing which in abrolntely practically Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, OCastoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colle.Oastoris relives Teething Tronbles.\u2018 Castoria oures Constipation and Flatuleney.Castoria neutralises the effects of carbonic acid gas or poisenons ain | Oastoria does not conta\u2019n morphi , ppium, or other marcotie property.Caxtoria assimilates the food, regnlates the stemach snd bewsls giving healthy and natural sleep.Oastoria is put up in one-size battios only.It is not sold in bulk.Don\u2019t allow aay one te sell yon ruything else on the ples or x promise thatit ie\u201c ne » and \u201c will answer Ses that you wet C-A-8/2-0-R-I-A.The facsimile , is on every signature ef \u2018 À ALAN, | wreppes: SENTIMENTAL SHOE PRICES.There's an old f ides for yoo, the made- to-order shoo sentiment.- People don't weave cotton any more by hand.You who buy made-to-order shoen-\u2014wh don t you buy made- ju-onder cotton and mi tr ha No shoemaker sitting on Nis bench can produce by hand's better shoe for $6.00 than - THE SLATER SHOE WHICH SELLS FOR %3.00.Goodyear Welt Machinery works Wonders.Better see these SLATER SHOES! .A full Hue of there Popular shoss in black and tan.¢ 1741 SLATER BROS., 249 St.James st.TTT VS FOR SALE COPPERS \u201cStar\u201d Office.; = ee BLOOD POISON TASER ae Griored Prose rie Jeers in Mowtn, Hair-Falling) Write COO! manne voue ei nn mee ogee \u201ca The Best.00000 NeW Is the Cheapest VOT VN In the beginning, ns well as in the end, if you buy it in our Hosiery and Underwear Dopartinent.Read the following ° * Stock Reduction Sale Prices ! * Ladies\u2019 Biack Cotton Hose, 14c a pair.Ladies\u2019 Black Cotton Hose, 18c à pair.Ladies\u2019 Black Cotton Hose, 230 a-pair.Ladies\u2019 Colored Cotton Huse, from 210 a pair.Ladies\u2019 Bluck Lisle Hose, from #26 à pair.Ladies\u2019 Colored Lisle Hose, from 4c a pair.Children\u2019s Black Cotton Hose, from 100 a pair.Children\u2019s Tan Cotton Huse, from 170 a pair.Men's Ribbed Shirts, 23c.: Men's Ribbed Drawers, 23c.Men's Balbriggan Shirts, 45c.Men's Balbriggan Drawers, 450.Men's Natural Wool Shirts, 68c.Men's Natural Wool Drawers, 77c.3 SPECIAL! SPECIAL! © 8 &@ 3 @ ® 1500 Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Merino and Cotton Ribbed Vests, an assorted lot, worth from 10¢ to 25¢ each.To clear at 5¢ each.A lot of Men's Extra Fine Wool Shirts, worth $1.25, Te clear at 3c.A lot of Men's Extra Fine Wool Drawers, worth $1.25.To clear at ic, Men\u2019s Extra Fine Cotton Half Hose, worth 20c a pair.To ® clear 2 pairs fur dc.During JULY and AUGUST our store closes on Saturdays at 1 p.m.= = = - JOHN MURPHY & CO.2343 St.Catherine Street.Telephone 3833.Corner Metcalfe Street.CURTAINS B © PERSONALS, erdinand Goss, of 80, Windsor.a oss, of Chicago, is at the = em > \u2014\u2014 Mr.Harry Franks, of Syd , Aust 0 is at the Windsor.\u2018 of Sydney, Australia, ; : Mr.and Mrs.L: tndy, In this department we are guests at the \u201cWiney Tends, of China, are showing a tine seiection of Miss Corbett, Port Hore, is viriting Mrs Novelties in C.E.Dawson, Dorchester street.s Mr.Harry W.Wheeler, of the Boston Daily Globe, Is at the Windsor.Dr.and Mrs.Hart, of Bedford, have teen spending a few days in the city.Mr.and Mrs.J.H.R.Molson left Wednew- day for their summer residence in Maine.Mr.John Thomas Molson and Mr.Herbert Molson have returned to town from Metis.Mgr.Lafleche, Bishop of Three Rivers, is in the city.a guest at the Episcopal Palace.Mr.William Craig.ex-M.P.for East Durham, Port Hope, is registered at the Windsor.Shades a Specialty, Mra 1 Hortus, General Manager Lop i i os esday fn fitted with our Cele= town.brated Spring Rollers agent of the \u20ac.Swiss, Tambour and Nottingham Laces.Also Chenille, Plush and Tapestry Portieres and Curtains.Mr.C.\"E.Macpherson, genersl pass n er Br R., Western tricts is at the Windsor.Mr.©.J.Fleet, who has bee ending n some days with his family at Metis, has returned to town.Thomas Ligget, pattern, Dr.Montague, Secretary of State, 1884 Notre Dame St.route to Portland, \u201cMaine mesday, en 17371?Major-General Gameron, of Kingston, who = has been in the city for some ys past, left Wednesday for Quebe-.Lieut.-Colonc! Henshaw, Mrs Henshaw and Mr.Edgar McDougall, have returned to town from a fishing excursion.\u201cThe Most Rev.Dr.Lewls, Archbishop of - Ontario, passed through the city Wednesday evening, en route tno Cacouna.Mr.A.G.Brooke Claxton, Advocate, has returned to town, having spent a fortnight at Georgeville, Jake Memphremagog.Mr.and Mrs.F.8.Lyman and Miss Lyman have returned to town, after a visit to Mr.and Miss Papineau, the Manor House, Montebello.} Mrs.R.IL.Gault has left town for George- Gault are spending some weeks at Scar rough Tieach.ry 5 rbo- | daft sea.od ares You Have Heard of \u2014\u2014 their daughter and grand-daaghter.Mrs, core ROT.Ward and Mies Ward, of Chi- - WHEELER Dr.T.J.W.Burgess, who has teen REFLECTORS ?is Écomeantnd te Mise White Moun.resumed his duti Medical Superin bor A 8 duties as ) Superint They save waste and make it useful.Their value is ent at the Verdun Houma pe - cn wel) known.About 1100 .ol \" .136 styl Y peoyle are expected in this are theme wlone shows 136 styles You can city for the American Street Railway As soclations £ opvention, from Qetoter 15 to .Most o cople are ed to re- R.E.T.PRINGLE, main here from Oftoner 8 to 27.sos Hon.J.A.Ouimet, Minister of Public Agent for Dominion of Canada, works, hes joined Mra Oulmet aoû fonce Rooms 37 and 5% Imperiat Bidz, at thé St.Lawrence Hall, Cacouna.Mr.Rodolphe Desrochers, private secretary to MONTREAL.Mr.Ouvimet, left ast evening for the Bay Motors, Dynamo and Electric Supplies of every deserip- ©f Chaleu .! tion kept in stock.181 Luther 1.\" Holden, of Raymond's Vacation Excursion staff, pecompanied by Charles A.] Cooke, arrived at the indsor Wednesday ,evening, in charge of a large party of Bos- tonians.bound for the Saguenay.Mr.Hol- n Is a newspaper man, and has been cor- reaponident for a number of years past for the New York edition of the London Graphic.take too much of HIRES Rootbeer It quenches your thirst That\u2019s the best of it.Improves your health That's the rest of it.A 38 rat pack mares à Saline, Jud er © John W.MacKay and party arcived at Vancouver yesterday, ahd leave Saturday for Alaska.Vire Bre sident Shaughnessy goes east of the C.P.R.from there to-day, stopping off à dav at Banff ani Regina.Has visited the Kootenay country, and reports the greatest excitement there and Trozpects excellent for successful tnining development.SHIPPING NOTES.The Allan Line steamship Mongolian, from Liverpool, on her way to this city, A rn Dae by The (Baa.Ko tres passed Matane this morning and, is due esencene0er at Quebec this evening.is expect- soccoseoss ce ter ed in Montreal Saturday ovening, RE EE (he records of ihe Harbor Masters .office show a falling © o orty sea ae de DIS ENST, Match ok NE Going \u2018vessels this Hear with \u2018the co 3.40 p.m.sharp.1741 resronding dates last season.Up to this = morning there have been since.the open- A Story of Carlyle.ing of navigation 280 arrivals and 270 Lord Houghton tells a pretty story Uepsrtures.Last year for the same about Carlyle.The grim old Chelsea dates there were arrivals and 509 hermit.when he was a child, saved in \u201cepertures.a broken teacup a little fortune of three bright balf-penec.One day, however, a'| A Scottish cobbler was a few weeks poor old beggar came to the door with ago fined by a Forfar magistrate\u2019 half a bad arm, and Carlyle, touched with a crown, or twenty-four hours\u2019 imprison- pity, at once gave him all his treasure.| ment.he chose the latter he would ts alter life, in refgrring to the incident.be taken to \u2018the gaol at Perth.- he I» used to say.\u2018\u2019The feeling of happi- cobbler communed with himself.\u2018\u2019Tlen nas was most intense.I would give li go th Perth,\u201d said be.I have busi- a hundrad pounds now to have that sen- ness in_the town at.rate.\u201d Au offis' - zalon \u2018or one inoment back again.\u201d cial \u2018conveyed him by train to Perth; but Tr when the prisoner reached the gaol he Special Nottoes.said that he would now pay the fine.\u2018**La Fayette \u201d (Reina Victoria) The | erornet Joud that he Hould have Cigars, Be.~~~ =~ i72%0d \u201cI want my fare home.\u201d rnor Exeursions.( demurred.made inquiries, an i discov- The palatial steamer Columbian will re.a ¢ there ax no al torn.oi the sume her excursion trips to-night.Full ns to the place he had been brought orchestra on board.Fare 25 cents return.Fron\u2019 \u2018Se pobbler got 2a 81-2d, which _\u2014 re t is f id \u2018Creme de la Creme\u201d (Reina want home oe hat.51-20 ang a roi Victoria extra) Cigars, 10c.in Seca Way ridé the better fur.his offence.| Pa LS Le oh - r LL armee re pe ee rs ee beta = ++ ville, Lake Memphremugog.The Misses- a passenger fell ove er was immediately turned, but hours |CHINESE BLEW , UP JAPANESE.EXPLODED AN OLD MAGAZINE IN FORMOSA, .Twenty Six Soldiers Were Killed and Over a Hundred Were Wounded\u2014-Great Britain Regarded With Friendly Feeling.\u2014 Tokio, July 12.-\u2014The most fatal disaster hitherto suffered by the Japanese in their struggle with Ching occurred at Kelung, in Formosa, on June 15.After the capture of the place, a large number of cases of gunpowder that had fallen into the hands\u2018of the Japanese were placed in a temple under guard of a company of infantry.The following morning steps were taken to remoye the powder for the purpose of storing it ina safer place, but while the operation was in progress a terrible explosion took place, killing an officer and 26 soldiers, and wounding 120 non-commissioned officers, Japanese land transport men and Chinese coolies.;- \u2019 Search revealed the fact that two Chinese had been the authors of the catastrophe.They were found concealed under the temple, with boring instruments and voils of mining fuse on their person.The troops did \u2018mot lynch the miscreants, as might have been expected, but marched them off quietly for trial.Their sen- tenco is not yet announced.The anti-English feeling that prevailed in Japan during the early part of the war with China, has been replaced by a general desire for an alliance with Great Britain.The Japanese nation recognizbds that its most dangerous enemy is Russia, and that its natural ally against the latter's southward encroachments is England.Since the conclusion of the Shunoneseki treaty, the Chinese Government seems disposed to observe the dictates of good faith in all its dealings with Japan.\u2018 TO TRY A FAST TRIP The United States Cruiser Columbia Starts Across the Atlantic to Break Recu ds.(Special to the Star.) Southampton, July 26.\u2014The United States cruiser Columbia, which for several days past has been taking on a su ply of coal of an especially high grade, satled from this port at 1.20 p.m.today on her record run to New York.Vashingtoz, July 26.\u2014The orders to Capt.Sumner that the Columbia be hrought over from Southampton at the best speed she is capable of making, directs attention to the possibilities of ships of the Columbia and Minneapolis (Pe, maintaining the records of some the transatlantic liners which monthly css at an average rate of speed of not less than 20 knots an hour.Naval official differ regarding the probable performance of the Columbia on her return voyage to New York, engineer officers asserting that she will easily average 19 knots an hour, while line officers are very dubious of this, and back the coal capacity of the vessel.ship, they admit, is now in first-class condition after her docking, and should able to make as fast time now as she made on her trial off the Massachusetts coast, when the official record gave her nearly twenty-three knots for their opinions with statements regarding e a four hours\u2019 run.Her machinery has been worked down to a point where it runs as easy as a sewing machine, and everything seems favorable for the quickest long-distance voyage ever made by an American war vessel, if the coal supply holds out.If her bunkers were capable of holding five hundred more tons of coal, the crack cruiser, it is claimed by engineer officers, could maintain for the entire voyage: twenty knots, and thus beat most of the transatlantic liners touching at Southampton.It is not believed, however, that Capt.Sumner will attempt to get more than eighteen knots out of the ship, and if she can carry this for seven days the performance will be all that.the department expects.Another point against her is that she is drawing three feet more water than when she made her fast trial.GRAND ORANGE LODGE.The Programme for the Halifax Meeting.t (Special to the Star.) Halifax, July 26.\u2014The Sovere\u2018gn Grand Orange Lodge Convention opens hero at 2.30 p.m.on Tuesday next in the Masonic Temple.Few delegates wili arrive before Saturday night.and most of the delegates will reach here at noon on Sunday.The stragglers will get in on Monday night It is twenty-seven years since a convertion was held here before.Sir Mackenzie Bowell, the present Premier was then present.Sir Mackenzie, in answer to a query,wires that he will attend this assembly if his duties will allow.Nearly five hundred delegates will be present.Tuesday night a public meeting takea place, and on ednesday there wil: be morning and afternoon business sessions.In the evening the Orange- men will be entertained at a grand open air concert in the public gardena.On Thursday business will be concluded.The members will be treated to a deep water excursion out of the harbor, and they will then disperse.A.F.PARNELL DROWNED.He Was Crossing From Oswego to Kingston.(Special to the Star.) Kingston, Ont.July 26.\u2014While the steamer Bon Voyage was on her way from Oswego to ingston this morning rboard.The steam- of sedrch proved fruitless.A list of the passengers showed that A.F.Parnell, of Rochester, was missing, and he is sup- d to be the unfortunate man.Par- * nell wes a student of the United States Navel College, sand is.said to be a son O! v.Mr.Parnell, formerly of this city.\\Vhile sea-sick the young man lost his balance and fell overboard.THE TRUNK LINE AGREEMENTS.(Special to Lhe Star).New York, July 26\u2014It is announced that the meeting of railroad presidents appointed to consider.the question has agreed upon a report upon the subject Oi maintenance uniform rates.lt is understood, too, that the report provides for the creation of a governing board which wil! have full power in the matter of \u2018regulating rates.The plan that was most favored is the establishment of a central board of not more than three members, who will have full powers to epforce the mandates of this central body, to cuñstrua agreé- ments, authorize rates and fares, and generally to act as traffic managers.It- was proposed also to take up tbe matter of joint central agencies to supersede all , independent agencies and a clearing house for joint waybills.(put side.lines it is intended to wi severing all relations with them until they come under the direction of the commission.The advisability of these measures was conceded practically unsni- mously.Diversity of opinion ap only on the question of enforcement, and .the _castern members especially in- h by + trial at Bea clined to be sceptical \u2018on {hat point.ubt that if There can be no way to a rigid - maintenance rules r, of Beauharnois, arrived in this io on Wednesday, on business.Hs nee aide at the 2 eter Te NAVIGATION STOPPED AT THAT | \u2018 .oo | | Colonial House, \u2014 PHILLIPS SQUARE.~ AANA NSN Priming, alos ee THE MONTREAT, DAILY STAR FRIDAY, JULY 26 1895, _\u2014 CORNWALL CANAL\u2019 GONE AWRY.POINT.- The Barge Kildonnan Started the Smash and Other Crafts Kept it Up Till Several Locks Were Emp- tied\u2014Nature of the Damage.(Special to the Star.) Cornwall, Ont., July 26.\u2014This morning about four o'clock the barge Kildonnan, had just entered lock 17, the sécond lock at the foot of ths canal, and the gates \u2018were shut.Thz surge of water parted her stern line; her headway could not be stopped, and she ran into the upper ates tearing them from their hinges.fen, being thrown against the lower gates, sha tore them out also.The Kildonnan suffered but little damage, and her crew managed to mcor her in the basin between the two locks, where she now lies.The tug Dunbar was tied up abova lock 17, waiting to take the Kildonnun and Glenora up to lock 20, and ths rush of water parted her line and carried her through stern first.Her steam pipe was broken and the engineer, Pender-\" ast, narrowly escaped scalding to death.; The barge Glenora, which was moored with four heavy hawsers, was carried down also; she struck the north wall at the head of the lock and smashed in her stern and now lies wedged across the mouth of the lock; with her back broken, from all appearances.The pontoon, John Page, used for lifting lock gates, was tied up in ths basin.It also parted from the moorings and was carried bodily over the gates of lock 16, restin in the lock.Her upper works broke off and floated down the river.One of the upper gates is standing against the wall of leck 17, another is in the middle of the basin, and the other two are piled up on top of each other on the upper ates of lock 16.Both appear to be bad- y sprung.Yn the basement ar: four old gates, disabled at the time of the Ocean smashing lock 17.a few weeks ago, and not since removed.The steamers Hamilton and Bohemian are moored at the lower whar{.To all appearances the break is worse than that made by the Ocean, but the engineer in charge.Mr.Wheeler, says the work of repsir will be easier, and that he expects to ba able.to lock through again on Sunday, by fixing up the gates that wera disabled previously and using one or two others, which are now undergoing repairs.The Stormont mill is running as usual, with steam.The Canada mill has its weave shed running, but will not be able to run the whole mill.as one of the engines is being repaired.The woollen mill is also running\" by steam.Mack's mill and Hodge's woollen mill, which\u2019 depend on water, are entirely shut down.The smashing of the locks in the Cornwall canal and the subsequent interruption of traffic will be felt in Montreal to some extent.The grain shipments, however, are not as a rule large.The Kingston and Montreal Forwarding Company have now at Ogdensburg 20,- 000 bushels grain on its way to this city.It was thoughi this morning that it might be necessary to ship it to Montreal by rail.VALKYRIE IPS STEEL SPARS.Made of Nickel Steel :Galvanized\u2014- Will Lighten and Stiffen Her Up.Boston, July 26.\u2014The '\u2018Herald\u2019s\u201d Gour- ock correspondent, in his cable of yesterday's Valkyrie events, says: The aur- \u2018prise of the day was the leaking out of the fact that she will have a set of steel spars, which are much lighter than the pine ones.This will! reduce the weights aloft quite as much, if not more, than the Defender gains in her aluminum topsides: The steel spars have just been completed, and are greatly reduced in size from the former ones.They are made of nickel-steel, galvanized.The mast is round and smooth, and is over a ton lighter than the pine mast.It is just 105 feet over all, and 22 inches in diameter, which is 31-2 inches less than her Oregon mast.The other spar dimensions are: Top mast, 56 feet and 191-2 feet in the doublings ; boom; 1251-2 feet; bowsprit, 43 feet over all.From fors- sight of mast to outer cranse iron on the bowaprit is 80 feet.The spinnaker - is 80 feet.and the sail spread is nearly 14,000 square feet.She now B7 tons of lead in her keel, and with reducin weights aloft she will he fully sti enough, so her crew think.Messrs.Cran- field and Sycamore think the Valkyrie will show up faster than she did when racing against the Britannia.\u2018They say the fender, in their opinion, in the weather she had, did not beat the Vigilant enough.A WILL CONTEST.Dispute Regarding the Bequest of the Late Mr, Tapp.(Special to the Star.) Quebec, July 26 \u2014Lieut.Hanson Tapp.Royal Artillery, accompanied by Wm.R.Moore, barrister, both of Cheltenham, England, have arrived in town and intend contesting the will made by the late W.H.Tapp.who died here in June last.By the will, which was a holograph one, the deceased left ten thousand do!lars to Mrs.Lawrence, two thousand dollars to Dr.C.E.Elliot and his share of the fishing grounds in the Meta- sedia River, which is valued at $20,000; two thousand'dollars each to Mr .Wm.Brown, Mr.Matthew Miller and to Trinity Church.The will 18 now in possession of Messrs.Moore and Tapp, the latter a nephew of deceased, and this morning Mr.Langue- doe, Q.C., on behalf of Dr.Elliot, filed a petition in.Chambers to the effect that the will ba produced for probation.The alleged will was produced and Judge l.a- rue ordered that it be prcbated oa Tuesday pext.C.Fitzpatrick, Q.C.represents Mesars.Moore and Tapp; W.C.Languedoc, Dr.Elliot; C.Pentland, Q.C., Mr.Brown; A.H Cook, Mrs.Lawrence; adn W.Gibsone, Trinity Church.The estate is valued at about ome hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and the amount involved here is about forty thousand dollars.CONFESSED HANGING.Washington, July 26.\u2014Joseph A.Beam was banged at the United States I at 11.36 this morning for the murer of his stepdaughter, Mrs.Annie Leahy.last December.Fesm had confessed his guilt and expressed repentance.À A Mile Down In the Earth._The great novelty at the Paris Exbibi- tion of 1900 will be, it is expected, a dive into the bowels of the earth.M.Grousset\u2019s plan, which, it has announced.has been approved 'by /the management, is to dig a series of vertical shafts, each six bundred f length, one beginning where leaves off.Two passenger elevators each shaft, and there are galleries or stations at the end of each elevator roey.where refreshments will be sèrve: SLLLLLL PPLE PERLRORR Pp > \u201420400a uma VUE Just received a choice assortment of Ostrich Feather \u2026 Ruffs | \u2014AND\u2014 Ostrich Feather Boas.These novelties are exceedingly fashion- London and New York, And are likely to advance in price at an early date, therefore intending purchasers should not delay in making a selection.\" N.B.-Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Attended to.HENRY MORGAN & CO, MONTREAL.Sesssssssessesassshssesee For the convenience of Uptown Residents we are acting as distributor of the WILD FLOWER SERIES at present being issued by the MONTREAL STAR.À counter on the ground floor, just inside our St.Catherine Street entrance, has been set apart for this purpose, where any one can procure these beautifal portfolios for 15 cents, by producing the necessary coupon.1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 on hand now, HENRY MORGAN & CO., Montreal.LIKE ROMEO AND JULIET.A Tragic Occurrence in Which a Young Husband and Wife Figured.An extraordinary love tra ing the story of Romeo and rted from Altfoldt, Irma, in Hungary.me time ago the daughter of a highly respected family made the of an employe of the local administration, whose uncle is one of the princes of Hungarian Church.The two fell deeply in love, and often met by stealth, as the young man's parents could not foret a lawsuit they had had wit mily, and which was decid: them.The girl's father, who was once a millionaire, but whom speculation has reduced, tried to persuade his daughter to marry a rich landowner who was anxious to make her his wife.man succeeded, however, in ispensation through his cleri cal uncle, and a secret marria performed.A week ago the girl's ents again made a violent scene to in her to marry the 5 their words so much to heart that s took a dosé of opium, and next morning was found uncomscious in her bed.The young husband hearing the news ran, to the house, and in the general confusion entered her room.Seeing her pale and motionless, and believing her to be he blew his brains out wi be bad brought with him.The report woke the young woman,whom the opium had held in à trance.When she saw her lover lifeless on the ground near her, revolver from his dead hand, berself.Benefits From the Black Death.The Black Death, or the a of 1348 was a more than national disas- for it swept over the whole of Eu more than decima\u2018 ah tion, and yet in England undoubte hd it as end to serfdom, and made the evolution of afree peopte \u2018time the law of supply and demand roved stronger than the law of i r the might of the baronage.There were not laborers enough left to do the work, and those who remained demanded their own price, and got it in spite of statute and hereditary prejudice.England before the Dea ion of tyrants and serfs.The England -which recovered from the Black th was a nation of employers and em- Mr.Yoseph Gagne, of St.Justin ish.has entered the Trappist .Father riculture at Oka, as a pupil.Gerin is secretary of the \u201cSpecial Noptes.| \u201cSonadera \u201d Cigars, 186, for 356, Tr INSOLVENT NOTICE.In the matter of PIERRE TREPANIER, and \u2018Tanner, Kiviere du Loup (en haut) : (Louisevilie), Insolvent.The undersigned have received instructions Jurator to sell by public auction, at .James street, from the Cur, thelr Auction Rooms, No.69 St, n WEDNESDAY, the 3ist JULY, 1008, At Eleven O°Clock of the forenoon, all the move able assets of the said Insolvent, consisting of the following, viz: Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.° Rolling Stock; Horse, \u2018Summer and inter Vehicles, etc.Fixtures: 1 Piano.Boo The whole amounting to, as per inven- LOFF.n2s.scneese nos au an sacs es $2045 40 \u2018The store lately occupied by the Insolvent will be Sen for inspection of stoc « OR y and Tuesday, the, Z0th and 30th inst, where copy of the inventory may be seen.All fur - Informat! ther tou may be obtained and the Inventory _ may be seen at the office of the Curator.ROMNE® PREVOST, Curator.MARCOTTE BROS, Ancticnesn.Office of Ronzo Pruvost & Co., Accountants, Nos 8k?\"New York Life \" Building, on L - Montreal, 3th July, 1565.1744 PUBLIC NOTICE.Will be sold at auction, on the premises, Nos.113 to 117 Panet street, in this city, on drt the SIXTH of ALGUST Next, at ten of thé clock in the forenoon, the movable effects of the community of property that has existed between Isidore Clement dit Lariviere Fissoau dit Larames, both deceased, and Marie de Le COUTLEE, NM.P\u2026, of CoUTLER & LAMANCHE, N.P, No.107 St.James Montreal, July 3th, 165.i ===] e ene ta for MO! pS A ER .nL wis, or Haslcy Bres., FALIERES'S PHOSPHATINE \u201cFOCD Jilin\u2019 Europe's Oldest National Flag, The oldest national flag of Europe is the Danish.Under Sal ema ar LE.the ctorious Denmark achieve conquests and -attained the height of its power\u2014for a time bein the most Bavertal Kingdom in Northern pe.all Valdemar\u2019s exploits, the most \u2018celebrated is Undoubtedly his expedition to Esthonia and the subsequent victory at Reval (1219), from which dates the adoption of the Danebrog flag\u2014à plain white cross on a red ground \u2014es the na- scen answer to Valdemar's Tr leading his troops to the Datta » we Ch R silly = .¥ < eme \u2014 \u2019 Hp Aincin coetl Sougiiripr v: wsmrgent mr, of A.J.Martin, ROUSSEAU\u2014At Quebec, © .TREMBLA Pr t.45e.Sale Prices, ORL i i, re , a ; Lok 72 Park ELAR, xT Te jar of Ot Br.John dauguter of NG t 8.John'e on KL July.iver, to Miss t place.CHER Low er ovina Lociing oc of gf Emo any John's Cath ot nt Pedr, Wi UCHER\u2014 At St dral, Winni 15th July, by Rev.Dean G Le und J.Boucher, mes oy Miss r Boucher any ver Aicond dau lar of dre RS Done that place an ter of Dr.ucher, Ottuwms.CONNOR-W ALLACE-At the Presbyterian , on the 17th ina by High Be ir Er ace, ughter Widlam ne Mary a of High Blurff.Lo-ksport, N.S, July DUMAS-N MEDLAYS CAL A kapart, ik aut A.y.Y ots Mill Village, and Alexander umas, of Lockeport.DEATHS BROWNLEE In London, on July 20th, 1898, Mrs.Janet Brownlee, aged MP\u2014At St.caver rho \"Monts, BAC Ad inst, Melina, wife of Jules Beauchumb, aged 39 years, 6 mon, BROW N-At the Protestant Home for the Aged, Ottawa, Monday, the 22nd instant, Jonn Brown, aged 76 years.M BELL: \u2014At Joronto, July 20th, Mrs Cn E.mpbell, aged years, wife of the late as Campbell.CHRISTIE \u2014 AL her son's residence, Toronto.on July 22nd, Mrs.T.Christie, In the 76th ear of her dec: lace Tashinny, Co.Long- ford, Irelan CHAPMAN: tn the 24th inst, at his residence, Lachin iliam Henry Chapman, aged 57d yours.\u201cracer at Lachine, Saturday morning at 8 o'clock.1723 DIONNE-At Quebec, en the 25th inst., Laura, wife of Dr.N.Dion DUBEAU-\u2014 At Quetec, on the hth inst., larie, daughter of Phileas Dubeau, aged 13 days.DAVIDSON\u2014 At St.Henri, on July 26th, 1895, James Davidson, In his $0ih year.un eral from his late residence, 23 off St.Alphonse street, on Saturday attrnovn At EMOND\u2014At St.Francois, en, Lhe 25th inst.Augustin Emond, aged 75 rs.GOBLIL\u2014AL St Sauveur, on te Marie, daughter of Joseph Goteil, 3 months.24th inst, aged GASELTINE\u2014Died on July 25th, at Mont- veal, Alice Gaseltine, devoted and valued friend and maid of Mixa Taylor, tor four: teen years.out.HUNTER-\u2014In Hamilton, on July 23d.Ro nter, a native of Peebleshire, Scotland, in the 67th year of his age.HUOT\u2014-At Sorel, on the 23rd inst.Joseph, son of Joseph Huot, aged # m HOUSSER\u2014At Beamsville, Ontario, on Sunday, 2318t, Dayid Housser, aged TI yeurs.JOHNSON-In this city, on the 24th inst Leda, daughter of Joseph Johnson, aged years.LANGLOIS\u2014- At Longueuil on he th inst.Francois Langlo:s, uged 36 MCKENNA\u2014At Cid Orchard, Yon \u201cTuesday evening, 28rd Jul Mr.H.McKenna, contractor, aged Years \u2018and 6 months.Funeral on Saturda mor ning at 80 clock, from \u2018his to Cote des Neiges ceinetery.F acquaintances are requested to accept, this int tion.32 \"\u201cMARTIN\u2014 At Quetec, on the 2ith at.y aged 16 : NUGENT\u2014On July 22nd, 1595, at Ontario, Galitornia, Thomas Nugent, late of Lon- PAVE in this city, on the 24th inst.46 S mbert Hill, O.Pauze, a e vears, = months, 12 dave Fu rom\u2018 above addyess on Saturday, the sta inst.Dame hurch, Neiges Cemetery: Friends and acquaintances are uest to attend without further intimation.1732 POMERLEAU\u2014 At Quebec, on the 23rd inst, h, son of Theophile Pomerleau, ag Joseph, 9 mont the 5th inst.Charles Rousseau, aged 48 y ROY-\u2014On the 24th inst, at Que che, Ernestine, wife of Felix Roy, aged 37 years.SMITH-\u2014On 20th inst, Alesander Smith, late of the Provincial 'In.migration Department, a St.Roch, on the 24th Inst.- Marte, dhdgiter of Charles Tremblay, aged at 81 C., on je, sun wife of the C.ALG., the peor th WOODS-On Monday, Jut 22nd, ot ae re- | sidence of his sister, Mrs.unter, Allan Woods, London, aged wy Seats (late of North Dorchester.) RUTCH-At Fairfield, B.inst.Julia Elizatet) oseph W.Trutch, year.ERSONAL-WHY GO TO THE COUNTRY AND leave your home unprotected, when you can have is don: bly by the Burglary G Co.id) and be Tee ton sll worry.ons Une, two, three, four, sand we will send au agent wi full pa ulsra Lu EE PICT PURCI HASE- iF Wir- the son of Eliza chase, afterwards Elizabeth Bhappard, who left will Apply to Mesars.Guillaume and one a pars 3 Belibary Mg.ost street.Len Si .he will hear of something, lo aulage an such in- mation as will lead to proof Feng hin op of fae said Wil- Purchase he ia requested to communicate with the wld solicitors.174 1 ERSONAL-\u2014N.A EW.G WANTS YOU HOME immedistely for urgent home reasons; names be prerlooked.\u2014Grimasy.174 {FINE WEATHER promised, then why not d Gosse your friends, who out will trot id Tea, cake, and gelntine chariètte, BOISSEAU BROS.$15,000 LOSS ©, Soe erein, there will bean absolute loss of fifteen thoasaud doliars, $15,000 en (his month's sales.WE MUST HAVE THEM ALL The Bills of \u201cLa Banque du Feuple.\u201d Will give you $5.25 in fa bus for every Five Dollar Bill of \u201c Banque du Peuple.\u201d \\ SILKS! SILKS ?Big loss sale, not loss on the retail, but big loss on the cost, that is what it means on every yard of goods advertised.60 pieces of Fancy Figured Silks, worth Big Loss Sale Price, 15¢.1 lot of Moire Silks, in all shades, worth $1.25.Big Loss Sale Price, Atic.8000 yards Fancy Striped Silks for Blouses.worth $1.25, Big Loss Bale Price, 1e, SPECIAL 10 pieces Peau de Hoie, orth 54.25.- Big Loss Sale Price, 730 Any Silk in our stock, either Black or Colored, plain or fancy, at Big Loss DRESS GOODS The same with Dress Goods at Big .Loss Sale Prices More Popular \u2018Than Ever So is Our Great Millinery Sale.White Sailors, Big Loss Sale Prices 10\u20ac, 200, 3%c.Faney Sailors, Big Loss Sale Prices 256, 45c.Leghurns, Big Loss Bale Prices 150, 18e, 3ÿc.W siking Hats, Big Loss Sale Prices $1.50 and $2.: WASH GOODS.Our 8c Challies, Big Loss Sale Price, 8:3-46.Our luo Sateen, Big sale Price, Be Our 250 Seersucker, Big Losa Bale Price, 30¢.Onur lic Colored Duck for Ladies\u2019 Dresses, at ic.Our Izo Printed Muslin, fast colors, at Xe.Our 8c Colored repon, Big Loss Sale Price, 3 5-4¢.Our 140 Best English Print, Big Loss Sale Price, 3e, à lot of Challies, latest printings, dark and light grounds, worth Big Loss Sale Frice, lue, 65 pièces Satin Striped Challies, valuos 80 and 65e, at Z4c.BlG LOSS SALE Of Ribbons, Embroideries, .Laces, Linens, White (Goods, Hose, Vests, Mitta, Gloves, Costumes, Parasols, Blick Goods, Corsets, Blouses, eto.\u2018 BAZAARS, BOISSEAU: BROS, Cor.ft.Lawrence, 84, Catherime and St.Charles Bofromes sa.me rocks ond Montre e meet, oe rh Tin wane a rate sine Pa TE ) + Saturday, July mm.nit | Cod 150 156 HALF HOLIDAY ~ Our stores.close at on o'clock od Baturdays during July snd August, - ¢ > 8.CARSLEY'S =~ 8.CARSLEY'S Final.Clearance Sale e - .5 Final: Clearance Sale |= BRINGS DOWN THE PRICES.BRINGS DOWN TRE PRICES, Mr CROWDS VISITED THE sar CHOWDS VISITED THE MEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS\u2019 MEN'S, YOUTHS and BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT CLOTHING DEPARTMENT TO-DAY TO-DAY = \u2014_ REMEMBER GENTLEMEN KEMEMBER GENTLEMEN | That 8.CARSLEY is SELLING \" THOUSANDS OF THOUSANDS OF MEN'S AND YOUTH°S MENS AND YOUTH\u2019S BOYS®* AND CHILDREN\u2019S BOYS\" AND CHILDREN\u2019S GOOD QUALITY OLOTHING GOOD QUALITY CLOTHING AT MARVELLOUS PRICES AT MARVELLOUS PRICES e Sale commences at 8 o'clock every morning punctually.150 Men\u2019s Tweed Suits, well made, regu- price, 26.50, 8.Carsley's clearing price, $3.45.200 Men's Black Diagonal Suits 175 Men\u2019s Tweed Suits, all sizes and well out, regular prise: = 00.S.Carslay\u2019s clearing price, 83.225 Men's Navy ge \u201cSuits, all sizes, regular rice ss.90.- Oarsley\u2019s Cl léaring ice, $4 125 Men's good quality Tweed Suits, all sizes ; ular price, $8.00.= Carsley\u2019 5 \u20ac learing Price, $4.50.285 Men\u2019s very rich high-class Tweed Suits, all sizes; regular price, a 00.S.Carsley\u2019 s Clearing Price, #11 250 Men's Stylish Tweed Suits, all sizes, excellent finish, regular price, 88.25.8, Carsley\u2019 8 Clearing rice, $4.75.175 Men\u2019s Cheviot Suits, sizes, splendid value at regular price, .88.50.8.Carsley's Clearin Price, $5.25.125 Men's Superior Qua ity Black Diagonal Suits, all sizes, eats price $10.00.8.Carsley\u2019s Cleasing Price, 185 Men a Fancy Tweed Suits, all sizes, a ga suit, regular price, $10.25.S.Carsley\u2019s Clearin price, $6.25.826- Men's high-class * regular price, $138 8.Caraley\u2019s Clearing Price, $7.25 175 Men's stylish Black Morning Suits, one of the best bargains of the lot; regular price, 17.00.S.Carsley's Glearing Price, $12.75.| And hundreds more of Gentlemen's Suits not mentioned i in this list.\u2014_\u2014 200 Boys\u2019 and Yonths\u2019 light summer Cheviot Suits, all sizes, regular price 25.00.8.Carsley\u2019s clearing price #3.275 Boys and Youths\u2019 rich Tweed Suits, all sizes, regular price #6.25.Carsley\u2019s clearing price $4.25, 5 115 Children\u2019s Navy Berge Sailor Suits for children from 4 ek to 8 yrs old, regular price #1.Carsley's clearing price gvcts for size No.0 or for children 4 years old.Clearing Price \u201c776 for size No, 0, beautiful Suits for Children.; 8, CARSLEY, JULY GLOVE SALE Ladies\u2019 Tan Kid Gloves, 250 pr Ladies\u2019 Kid Lacing Gloves, 4Gc pr Ladies\u2019 4-button Kid Gloves, 85c pr Ladies\u2019 hook Lacing Gloves, 700 pr Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves, self-stitched, Too pr Ladies\u2019 Doeskin Gloves, 60c pr Ladies\u2019 Mousquetaire Suede Gloves, 956 pair FINAL SALE PRICES - Ladies\u2019 Black Silk Gloves, 20c pr.Ladies\u2019 Colored Silk Gloves, 230 pr Ladies\u2019 Taffeta Gloves, 150 pr Ladies\u2019 Milanese (iloves, 36c pr Children\u2019s Cuff Gloves, 130 pr Children's Thread Gloves, To pr RIG RIG BY BY It also spells the best Water root Garment in this market.The Rigby Garments for both ies and oman | are D y Dons much more popular ev.B.Carsley's Stores 0 1 at 8 o'clock sharp and close at 8 0° The Largest and and hat Dry Goods Store in ntreal \u2018 S.CARSLEY, Notre Dame and 8t.Peter Stg., MONTREAL eed Si vs ally because they are th the best., \u2018ticket, ! wo Ink Ogilvy and Son Friday\" s Special Price Sale et dd good fe jenger, se sieur Last ea ie oué ous © town te ea, SATURDAY, will give 5 Bargains In nace Weds aad | \u2018s Furuhhing , ow time te repl alk 3 eur Ward.te rare Coeds im - mst be cleared during our reusevai sale.MOSIERY AND UNDLRWEAR.Men's Natural Merino Shirts and Drawers, cheap at $1.50 | moisi i od Brow cheap at $1.35; fer Men's Natural Wool Drawers, worth $3.00, for 81.46.ie .Soules Cation eka 4 for 50.Boys\u2019 Merino Dravers, \u201cMop: s and Boys Ladies Rivbod à Cotton RE To.J 160, 180 up.Ladios' 8ilk aud Cotton Ladies\u2019 Fina Ribbed Covsat Covers, 23 sud Ae.Ladies\u2019 Black Cushinere Hose, 18e, 180, 230, sp Ladies\u2019 Black Ceahmcre Hose, worth Send Th kd or de Ladies\u2019 Black Cashmere Huse, 30 and 20c, fo Children's Cotton Vests, Ja, Be, Su cach.\u2019 Chil eats, each.Ohlidren's Biack Wool Hose at 5c bo each.Chi] dren's Black and Colored Cushmere Socks.20 50c for 190.iid as Tan Uotton and Lisle Hose in all GENTS FURNIARINGS.Men's and Boys Flannelette Negli 200 en.tta Shirts wit ot Utara oll sires.Aren's Fine Cotton en\u2019s Braces, 15¢.Boy ore Made up aol Four: in- Hand Ties, Men's and Boys\u2019 Collars in all en a styles.The Best Stock of Umbrellas in Tow! ** Try cur Own Make White Shirts *.* And we ace sure you will have no other, pure Linen Front and Bands sad made of good famuly Cotton.Our 69c White Shirt is worth $1.90.Our 8% White shirt is worth 31.25, in all elzes for Men, Boysand Youths.Cuff I Buttoas, Links, Collar Buttons and Studs, in great Ly GLOVES, GLOVES.Ladies\u2019 Black Thread tiloves 20c, for Se.Ladies\u2019 Black Thread Gloves Uc, for Bo Ladies\u2019 Black Thread Gloves 40c, for Ladies White Chamois, 4 button, fancy sti eB Colored, Bc pr.JAS.A OGILVY & SONS, The Family Draper & Linen Warehouse, 203 te 247 St.Antuine st.144 to 17e Mountain st.TELEPHONE, 8235.Branch\u2014Né.Catherine.corner Buckingham Avenue.TELEPHONE, 333.174t Huslon, Herbert & Co.Caverhull, Hughes & \u20ac > 57 Jawtt Jet Wholcsalo Head O tire, { Agents London Bog.NOTES BY THE WAY.In the romantically situated and beautiful garden of Duddingston Magse.noar.Edinburgh, there has stood for many generations a fine old ash tree.For some years past it has been showing signs of failing strength, its gaunt and leafless branches, its once noble trunk bent with the weight of age, but picturesquely adorned with trailing ivy, indicating that its end was only a matter of time.Stubbornly resisting the storms of many a winter, it at last came down in the «calm of.a recent summer night.When the celebrated Rev.John Thomson was minister of Duddingston at the beginning of the century, his artistic and literary tastes drew round him many friends, and the _manse was the rendex- vous of Scott, Jeffrey, Cockburn, Professor Wilson, Sir mas Dick Lauder and many others of that period.The manse garden was a favorite resort of Sir W.alter Scott, where he would sit for hours with Thomson under the old ash: tree, and it is even said that a part ot bis \u201cHeart of Midlothian\u2019 was eompased re.An old saîlor uamed Denis Boyle was the subject of a ludicrous esca public park in Edinburgh recen ly.Boy Boyle was out of lodgings, and not relishin the idea of a berth on the wet grass, he conceived the notion, of Glimbing one one of the tallest tees in the Middle Meado Wa This was about eleven.o'clock\u2019 at night, when there were plenty of passersby.and the discovery of «man up & tree at once drew acrowd.The police .were some time in coming on scene, but when they did appear they were quite unable to dislodge Boyle, who greeted them from his perch with un- fomplimentary language.At last, fairly baffled, the police hod nothing for it, but, at half-past three in.the morning, to send for a detachment of the fire brigade; and with the help of a ladder and ro yle was forcibly removed, and, not without auch obatreperousness on his part, conveyed to drier but less airy uarters at the Central Police Station.e was sentenced next day to s fine of five shillings or three days\u2019 imprisonment.Some of the best prices realized\u2019 at a recent sale of Burns and Scott manu- acripts were for letters and lyrics of the author of \u2018\u2019Tam.o\u2019 Shanter.\u201d\u201d Por one of his poems of two folio pages \u201cThere was an auld Man and he had bad Wife,\u201d £24 was paid, and for a single ballad of twenty-eight lines, \"Fy us a\u2019 to Kirk,\u201d £16 Il kiss thee oi brought ten puinoas.while two autograph poems of eighty lines brought £30, and 8 letter to his friend Ainslie £23.At the same sale a letter from Sir Walter Scott to the Duke of Buckingham, referring to the.Bannatyne Club of Scotland, June, 1827, sold for £4 15s; letter to John Galt, mentioning illness in Sir Walter's family,which revented him from writing for the Highland Society in London, £6; and another .to Miss Seward.March, 1809, £6.A Scotch Magistrate, who is by rofes- sion a pawnbroker, finds himsel s rather awkward predicament now Mand then, The other day.an old woman came to the Police Court and asked the occu- pont of the beach if he would sign this \u201cbit affidavit\u2019\u2019\u2014she having lost a pawn- ticket.The Baillie reddened, and told her to go and get a witness.The old woman was ponpluss:d for a moment, but she soon recovered, and said, pawkily, \u201cYe micht sign it, Bailie ; ma gudeman wants it oot or the _sacramint.It's yon \u2018bit weskit, yo ken.\u201d The implied ac-, quaintance of the Magistrate with \u201cyon weskit\" was too much for the gravity of the Court.Sir Oliver Mowat, Premier of Ontario, was 8 few days ago presented with the urgh of Wick, Provost Paterson in presenting the burgess referred to Sir Oliver's honorable and useful career as a lawyer and a statesman, and to the fact that for the unprecedentedly long period of twenty three years he had been at the head of affairs in the Province of Ontario.oir Oliver, in reply, said that ab though he was not born in Caithness, considered himself by parentage and the Aso) ations of his life to bo practically * Unithness man, pi ew, days ago a Dundee shipmaster d Peter Duncan, who had been 1 Hor ing Lee apart from his wife and family, went to their residence, drawing a revol~ ver fired at his wife, wounding her on the hand, and a lady visitor on the breast.Afterwards he fired at his daughter, wounding her on the ear, and an old soldisr, who attzmpted to dirarrm Dunéan, was ahôt on the head and afterwards belabored with the butt end of the pistol.The'police ultimataly broke into the room in which Duncan had barricaded him- sail, and ovérpowered and disarmed\u2019 \u2018him.T.\u201cSpecial Notises.\u201cCreme de la Creme (Reina \u2018Victoria extra) Cigars, 10C.112 30a Excursions.The palatial steamer Columbian will resume her exgursion .trips to-night.Full orchestra on board.Fare 35 cents return. You Want a At these Prices : Williams Upright tice - cw, Gabler Upright Nordheimer Upright.serene (Splcadid shape.) 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