The Montreal daily star, 7 août 1895, mercredi 7 août 1895

[" t - LAST - EDITION.Aw, The DAILY STAR: \"Average Circulation of - the STAR.:.41,505 Last Week's Average Ei.11,218 \u201cvor XXVII\u2014No.184.SE MONTREAL, Il _ M lHOLMES\u2019 PLOT WITH GLYCÉRINE.| Ë* \u2026Gentlemen\u2026 get.BURIED A QUANTITY IN A BUR-| \"* | LINGTON HOUSE'S CELLAR.May be always sure of the latest styles of Furnishings when they come to us.The duplicates of the toilet accessories which gentlemen in the highest walks of fashion wear in England will be found at.R.J.TOOKE\u2019S, 177 St.James Street.He Then Telegraphed Mrs.Peitzel to get it, Thinking She Would Spring the Mine\u2014Gave Her Minnie Williams\u2019 Clothes.Chicago, August 7.\u2014Mre.B.F.Peitzel, said yesterday Holmes had given her a number of dresses, two or three pairs of | shoes, and one or two hats, with the remark that they had once belonged to his Ad = = cousin, Minnie \u2018Williams, who, he said, * had: gone east to live, and did not need HEALTHFUL AND DELICIOUS Mu tried Mrs.Poitrel to cut the Choice Nutmeg Melons dresses up at once and re-model them to fit her mughter, who was\u2014then fifteen THE CUTREMONT BEAUTIES now arriving every day \u2014ripe from the vimes\u2014io magnificent condition.ping orders proviptly aud carefully attended to FRASER, VIGER à CO.LONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER.|e LÉ D dE She also to told of & narrow escape she made from death by a dynamite plot, which Holmes Lad * ved up for her in the long chase which Holmes led Mrs.STILL LONDONDERRY .attempted before.had hardly been insold uly io balf-gallon glass bottles, and vetalls at 80c per bottle, $6.00 per case od 18 half-gallon the house a day Pons he expressed bottles.a a desire to visit the basement for some SPARKLING LONDONDERRY .alleged trival pur and secured a lam po B.F.Peitzol was Bur- boro Holmes engaged Mrs.Peitzel with N Wi i avenue, on.Vt.rooms for Peitzel In the vain hope of meeting her husban int they reached in to make explorations.Mrs.Peitze 84/00 per che o1 20 quart botties and Sines: po Save oF I 100 ere +, or $160 per doses plats; or hod begun to grow suspicious of Holmes\" usually prescribed by physiclaus for Gout, Rheumatism, Gravel, Bright's Discase, and the mysterious actions, and decide 0 to Bil usuel train of Lithæmic sym roms basemen see what nc) King Londonderry ust ually preecriled for or Dyspeptics.high livers, and as 3 lable mater ic br popular me found 6 to bo was his cont \" t t je power ects alcool 1, suse of its delicious tlavor, and ite remar! pe of an! ting any evil e beverages.off.He had tom up the looring and\u2019 was Londonderry Lithia Water for sale wholvsale and retail of me 0 a vas gging in soft black earth wi FRASER, VIGER & CO.some tool he had found.in the cellar.\u2014 DISTRIBEITINS AGENTS \u2014 ' 207, 209 and 211 St.James Street.1842) .Ea = _ A He 8 ire & Fe Frit 1y started for Boston on the Strength of a telegram from Chicago.In Boston the detectives finally ran hum down, and almost the first act he did was to write to Mrs Peitzel.He told her if she would look in a certain piace under the floorin, ring in the cellar she would find a bottle © nitro He said it was in a directed Mrs.Peitzel to ES ours it up to a room in the attic.Holmes Extra Special.ed atrap door to fall an the bottle if Tt : : .vas urbed: an the approach of any j one.ire Peitzel, however, started 50 Doz.OXFORD and CAMBRIC SHIRTS, | search for the bottle from the Be opposite Laundried Collars and Cuffs Atischod.« direction, and by, doing 80 the Pag Reed laid for ber.1 afterwards related t .Perry, bf*the dote ë agent to Mr .d he had Detecti Lo ro sick of ise which ws ys sil ou lo pic Seer Sao the matter.The de.poele wh wholesale price, and we will offer them to our customers at equally teotive found the ni ine and the worth Prise cash .where first D ab pre y TE Ba Be and io each.Coe Bu be sawat a what Fait SE TB ti ser Tes Bile om the bolt NEW Ne NHN wwed ° directions more carefully.y ee: \u2018 ALLAN\u2019S Rushing Sale AT 150 MILES AN HOUR.at 66s CRAIG STREET., A Great Project.Consequent Upon the Mal Westinghouse-Baldwin Dealt h, A gust 7\u2014W.P.U Pittsburgh, tory to code: .- / Westin ous, Jr.in explaining t e ® scope of affiliation of inte of the Westinghouse MCCARTHY\u2019 S MANIF ESTO.Urges the Irish Factions to Close ue Thelr olr Ranks.London, A t 7.\u2014 thy, M.B., leadar the Tri THE SPRING HILL FIRE, _ Thirty - eight Bulldings In All Were Destroyed.ustin McCar- hour or more.The onl su thing now is to of the rin Nationalist get cars and car w t will stand the strain of of iravelling be: me rate of ety be dooef) We We le ae bave that Spring Hill Mines, nes, N.S., August 7.\u2014 Yesterday's fire broke out, as stated in the Star, about 3.30 a.m.in Glendin- neng's livery stable, on Victoria street, ran along to Main street, burning and following buildings: party » which, he says, has brought dis ttabur, hig king at crouble being Fast Ryan\u2019 s livery stables, J.£ Simpson\u2019 8 a r to the paie ARE hey a are à car that able bel et carriage factory.Hunter's feed store,the hemse .or bel t will ro ro Hotel and Hefferman\u2019s furniture return of the Unionists to power.ali ha as woh this union of tot interests Continuing, Mr.McCarthy asserts that it is almost impossible to over-estimate the disastrous effect of Mr.T.I.Healy's ges made at the national convention at Omagh, count county psrone, on July 8.occasion accused Mr.John Dillon of selling Tyrone to the store.The flames then ran down Main street, burning Hopkin\u2019s butcher shop, J.E.Gil- lespies\u2019 shoe store, Bell & Co.a dry gcods store, J.V.Fraser's dry goods store and McGinleys\u2019 and Hollahan's bil- Plétobarg and New York.The present railway tracks cannot be used.Wo want air lines.e cars will be very li ht and liard rcom.Then the fire started up We intend to the .coach Main street from Hofforman s, burning English ey tie) 8, Letter Jom ufts.It is intended to be mountains by : rocery, and dry s stove, ward , M.oun- Peel's barbee shop 3.R.Forbes\u2019 tailor cillor Dixen, info orming bi Bim that the Na- of gers.mail and express.There no engines, each car ed with its own moter.A car stop until it reaches its point of de ester ation.We have also perfected a block which makes it impossible for two trains to run on the same block.As soon as atrain gets on ace which there is power for the last one abot of\" The combination that has been tionalist Federation would be unable in me Pr ot 252 future to aul North and South Tyrone, or North and South Londonderry, which be asked should be subsidized in the sum of £200 yearly by the Liberals.It hae Th from the statements made that 1 Govern- * ment whip, Mr.Thomas consented to this, on the Niro, a.P.sh Moses Jones\u2019 barber shop, Timothy Ledhetters' two buildings, J.Crow's gro rocéry store, M, R.Anderson's jew- Mery store, Jude Gold's restaurant, Joho F.Robinsons\u2019 boot and shoe store, John Armishaw's boot and confectionery store and P.Pineaus\u2019 tailor shop.On Elm stmet we burned eight buildings belonging to W.Hall, and R.the McKenzie's undertaking establishment; Murray's waggon shed, the Niagara live stable and D.Ross's barn.This made in all thirty-eight buildings totally destroyed by the fire.The following buildings received a bad scorching on the north side.of Main street: C.liller\u2019s tailor shop: J.WwW, Kinread\u2019s Jewellery store; J >.Pole\u2019s gent's furnishings; Mrs.E.Fuller's dry goods sto Jo that the seats referred to wers to be idered Liberal and not Home Ruls Mr.Dillon, replying to Healys\u2019 charges cried, amid cosideratis t you state is an infamous and calumnisus lie.You are a trai You read a private letter in public.\u201d Mr.McCarthy.in his states 0, that Mr.\u2018s charges are s'unfounded, éromsiy.fadierousiy untrue,\u201d and that Mr.Healy's MEDICAL.M 's residence; A.G.Purdy\u2019s store; action was disloyal his |, : S.Fraser's book store; and Colin Me- party.! Leod's grocery and Ary goods store.fell \" ; yer, one o iremen, fe tro = ladder as it broke in two, and had.AUSTRALIAN BANK CLOSES.« e above the knee.i The fire spread with alarming rapid- City of M Victoria.A at THR ity.and the fifteen stores on the Main doors.The City of:Melbourne Bank de- street D ene linge Were soon & cided to reject the latest scheme mass oulderin ruins, The los sented te them on behalf of t me pr about soventy- ive thoussnd dollars.with and shareholders, partly in consequence .very little insurance.\u2018 of the rather defiant in London fran Melbourne be \u201cotic KILLED IN CENTRAL PARK.New York, August 7.\u2014E.F.C.Davies, president of the American Society of Techanioal Engineers, was killed while riding \"in Central Park last night.A park policeman found Mr.Davies lying unconscious on the bridle-path near Seventy-Third street.He was bleedin, Protusely from from the nose and mouth md and bod : pers.much crushed.heed is suppose t bis horse either stumbled or reared and fell upon ts at Aelbourme to tion the his agents courts f for » pet 1 IMR.WALLACE'S FRIEND'S TALK, [Special to the Star.) Toronto, August 7.\u2014A friend of Con- Probe of Customs ace.who ei possesses confidence, says t no intention of the Controller \u2018ea a he present, and that none af colleagues aro in in wa him.Mr.Davies was 55 years old.He suggest the sm llace is at .ta was ral manager of the C.W.Hunt resent takin, a \u201cshort holiday amo a Company, iron manufacturers, of this, fis constituents in West York.na HERDAGHE |= y.= = rumoi provisions] government in the Valley of Yara.General Bartolome Masso, nominated by the general-in-chief, Max- as P.President / Havane, Aqua CAPT.STREATFIELD GOING, A Al LA St ADB i re PE iy to join bis regiment, the ihe Arp a at the Rideau Cot Gud, CAMPOS BACK IN HAVANA, + Positively cured by these Little Pills.They also reliewe Distress from Dyspepels, Indigestion and Tos Hearty Eating.A per fect remedy for Dixtiness, Nausea, Drowsh.- sess, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Couted Tongue - Pain In the SMe, TORPID LIVER, FERA vou 7 ed between the Works and \u2018the and.Mutalset and t on Pa., for the manufacture of locomotives, raotically means 000.000 o capital, gnc pein concern aa aa a capital of $1 0.the Baldwin Com pany.bo however, been unincorporated conce éisctrie oc \u201cAMERICAN: LAWLESSNESS.Stories of the Outrages on Negroes at Spring Valley.men, Ho August 7 7\u2014Two colored wo- ie Dix = loy, pr in of.thar colored Peonlo at that place be al ace have inflamed the 3 highest pitah.and since the attack made by the Italians ge the colored man at Spring Valley, r two sons have disa, d_ahe beliaves that ixdoe has in ote.PY dren were brutally beatem, and that it is im sible for any woman to walk the the streets of the without ones insul Dag meo ored men re-convened last Arlington Hall.The stories ns the two women them to the eat pitch.The idea to move on pros Valley took definite shape tees were appointed to raise funds to sec arms.It was finally decided, however, to give Governor Altgeld time to act., Altgeld wired this to Mayor De \u2018night: \u2018\u2019 Ia there any danger fart t in your town?What ba to preserve order to pro t life and property ?\u2018A: he Mayor tele- aod y.\u2018nor privaté p destroyed by mob violence.Et resident was fatally injured or Negro highwaymen.Everything quie newspaper re hree negroes t oca- tion and insisted on remaining.They has come for us to raise our arms in defence of our race.The pare killing Sur People all over the we ome murdering.and outraging of our people.We must, remember that this 18 our country, and unless we fight for our rights the foreigners will us out, as t tected, and t wi not protect us, as re Pp the time of Pri IR, 7.\u2014Tbe Ttalian miners of Spring Vi an attempt rday to carry out their resolution to expel all the people remain: ing in the city; the Tesuit was one of the most ful out per- petra rated in Bureau County.wag under the protection of the.COUNTESS RUSSELL DEFEATED Court of Appeals Throws Out Her Plea for Restoration to Conjugal Rights.London, August 7\u2014The (Œœurt of A, opal at the Judgm t \u2014 A rit a ent of last, her suit against ter husband, Earl Russell, Tor a restoration of conjugal rights, and granting her hus- The \u2018decision of the Lower Court her ocanjugsl rights, recently sued the Br, while the latter fails to obtain a judicial separation.leaving the case exactly where it was when the courts refused to t the Countess the divorce ahe a She made accusations ot Erorality against her husband which were borne out by the evidence.np After tre court refused ber divorce, persist ed in these charges.Later he brought & mit for restitution of rights, while the Earl b ht a ocounter-suis for a judicial sepsration.DEMORALIZED RAILROAD RATES Conventions and Exsurstoms Cause Resords to be Broken.New ork, August 7\u2014The Catholic Total Abctiance Convention in this city this week has dem Grand Trunk] to $29 from St.ant to to Now York and return, in order the rate br te \u201cSoo and the Canaan Pacifio.tral Traffic lines have refused -to maso à rate, but are now expected to be forced to meet this ome.The Nia- & Falls excursions have also caused \u2018rate troubles.The Grand one to to Nig Falls is 05.From Chicago Til give ticket ra a \u2018chance causs an ancasy outlook \u2018for ester lines on rates.BRICKLAYERS \"RECONSIDER.They Will Not 20 on Strike in Toronto at & Special to the Star.) Toronto, August T\u2014The journmeyme brichlayers, ate meeting last night, de- ue work at 38 cents A CANADIANS SUICIDE.Battle Creek, Mick, A 7.~Geo.MoMillan, 23 years old, went insane on s Grand Frank Fai Railway train from Chi- was confined © imo Gomes, was 7.\u2014Captain-Ge Regulate the Bowdls, Purely Vegetable.| cago on Monday 1 MM and by the revoluti Toes simultaneo d in gaol here, where killed himself with LY inthe Central Brovinoes and the fram amp pe alerter Small PH.Omaï Dose, | = knife.Ie was cn ds way te Qakvilie, .Bartment of the East RE Small Pride.LL.ak - \" - + = - œ BI ; : 20 feo ; 7 = mw en | pr te de \u2014 am j 1895.['AUTION.THE WORDS 523 PRICE ONE CENT.TRADE MARI ARE ON THE (YELLOW RIBBON L FOR SALE BY ALL'DEALERS.WHO ARESSATISFIED WITH AREAS WABLE PROFITS REGISTERED RIBBON NORMOUOLY (ARGEST SALE -OF ANY clear.N CANADA ABOUT SEA SERPENTS.Prof.Gill Says There are None\u2014Evi- dence of Rev.Mr.Macrea.Washington, August 7.\u2014The Toany so oounts sent out recently from New York a8 to the appearance of led sea serpenta i in Long Liand Sound have reopen- quest ion among scientific men ore as the cxistency of such monsters.Prof.Theodore Gill, of the Smithsonian Institution, who has made a close examinat tion of all cea serpent stories t years, sai \u201con think the fact must now be pretty well established that there has never ex- sted asea serpent in the sense of the word es applied to iihalitants of the land.There are any - of stories an to sea 80 ts casi en animal called closs investigation such stories invariab- > tum out to be hoaxes.greatest against their existence is the fact that none of their bones has ever; been secured.It is hardly probable that such & creature could have existed without at least one af its bones being discovered, and with even so meagre aclue scientists could have made a restoration or the original animal bad it existed.\u201d widespite Prof.Gill's assertion that there never such a thing as a sea serpent, the files of the Smithsonian Institution contain a number of affidavits of persons who say they have seen one.One of the most remarkable statements on file tells of the a rance of a so-called sea-serpent off the coast of Scotland.om August 20, 1872, It is furnished By aminister of the the Rev.John Macrea, and is as foi- \u201cOn August 20 we started from Glen- elg in aamall cutter.Our course lay down the Sound of Slont which on that side divides tbe Isle of Skye from the mainland, the average breadth of the channel at that part being two miles.It was calm and sunshiny, not a breath of air stirring, and thé sea was perfectly sm .As we were getting the cut- \u2018ter along with oars we observed a dark mass about two hundred yards astern of us and to the north.ile we were looking at it with our glasses, another similar black Tump \u2018rose to the left of the firet, leaving an interval between; then another and another Followed, all regular order.We did not doubt that it was a living creature: it moved so slowly across our Presently the first mass, which was evidently the d, and was fol- \u201cby the rising of the other black haps as peared, four, five, or aix, disappeared r abrupt.y, sometimes d It gave the umps seven, making eight with the h head.We had no means measuring the length with any accuracy, but taking the tanoë from the centre one lump to the centre of the next to be six feet\u2014it d scarcely be less\u2014the whole Jenath of the portion visible.includin Intervals submerge be boue fifty eat.y.848 We ware watching the creature, it began to app idiy, causing a great auitation in sea.Nearly the whole of the body.if not all of it, now and the head advanced at a pret rate in the of mile or so.After this it continued at intervals to show itself, caresring about at a distance as as we were in t of the sound, the bead and a 1 part only of the body being visible on the eur- face.Some of our party poticed a stioki little distance back trail agi water.As it shot along the noise of ite through the water be distinctly heard on board our were no or- cutter.gans of motion to be seen, nor was there shower of spray, as the day before, but quite a sotnmbtin, in tie sen.2a ie quick passage ould be expected .t opt about the boat for note end ire mare elie ue might bo attracted by t measured sound of our oars.\u201d NEW DOCK AT PORT ROYAL.No Mere Need to Send Battleships to Europe After August 15.\" i (A NEW RITUAL GRANTED.London, Al ust T_At a meeting today of the on Court of Foresters at ton, the Atlantic Subsidiary Ex- utive applied for the court's sanction tor a new ritual.Tho \u201cAmerican gates claimed that they should have the to conduct the international affairs order in the United States as they necessary.future success of the order there depended on the question of à rituas sanction was granted.LL THE CHESS GAMES, Hastings.August 7.-In the chess tou nament here to-day the game between | fats Teohraing was rawn on the won! move.Pelicok Saami in 28 move, | .so .Y | .a a a * \u201ca dele- | «.AND.Men\u2019 erproof Coats, wi Bes our Hpecial UMBRELLAS\u2014 RUBBER COATS.Rushing Off Sale Prices.Boys Coate, $1.45.Men's Rubber Coats, 81.45 and $1.65.Bubbder et Ci with 2% oe capes, pr $1.00; during 's Tweed Wi of 813010 6300 oF cach of te Roar oes.UMBRELLAR, Men's size, for 3c each.Doster Nes fs 20 $1.13 200 Natural Cherry Crook Handle Umbrella, with paragon hollow b frame and silk and woot covered, geod value at oa Rushing Bale 15.Co: a bargain, © are giving genuive Gearing « out some mr Goods in Neckwear and Straw Hata at le John Allan, 657 to 665 cRAIG STREET.MEN FROM THE COUNTRY COME IN AND SAVE MONET.inch ca for 25.90, also a reduction \u2018 ow is your chance to secure reductions off all stook \u201c 184:1 PLEADING FOR ARMENIA.Mr.Gladstone's Efforts at Chester\u2014 Press Com Comment.London, August 7.7.\u2014Mr.Gladstone's resolution, given to the Armenian meeting at Chester terday and stat that all parties should su the re forms\u2018 in t ied country, was received with great applause.tt usion of his h the reso- imously.After eating \"the resolution, Mr.Gladstone said it was & m ons, and expressed not only his own gent! ments, but those of theiz Manet brethren.The a pot suffice to run dry usd, had verified all the ars of bat.Ameari~ imeny, wid Mr, Ya my.Tole im , ©: re raps, tort \u201cBut,\u201d added Mr.Gladatous, co pont and murder were the comparati mild side of the work of the raviaher snd torts à is not thé work of the dangerous classes,\u201d continued Mr: Gladstone, \u201cbut of the Government of Constantinople and ts, and there is not one of their iE Jor w which the Government is not etes than they are the high officers of the Government.It is true that the Tur] ish ians and then Summon out upon m the barbarians and villains masq he Sultan's cavalry.Das There were the slightest foundation for hopes of better governinent the Constantinople authorities would have been eager to à discover and punish the perpetrators of those eee pet the Government Duly met the egations made against | with genial BApODS to ed Fhe treaty of 1875: bound tbe Sultan to carry orme, and gave England the wrongs.He has made itions that our demands be modera but we must not accept Turkish We must not fear the word \u2018coercion.\u2019 _It is a word which is heart- Constan than what is Just.as much is necessary.determine tha this \u201cbe tisha his ya it is met with resistance or All the comment on Mr.Gladstone's vigor and the bril- lianoy of his ora The Daily\u201d Nowa saya: It Turks is to be coerced, as she must be, the - Batory powers will have to be consul Tresponss can y be doubtful Their Morning Post ot opines Sont ear .Gladstone's y mischievous.His br regan oriti- e and wild words, he Post, may kindie « civil war in the tans domain This may spread in flagration, and Euglend.with.be pes, ni llons of Mo subjects may be threatened with a te in ee the horrors of the Sepoy mutiny of 1857.8 declares that, broadly Mr.Gladstone gave ex sound \u201ca\u2019hote of wa - against well meant exaggerations?Fanatics! distortions of à thy impulse, sym- pat by Pro may do A can .e's and moderation in dealing with ne Be political part of the nian istration \u20ac of ole provi are to be ed is abeotatoly onsen tial to real government.LIGHTNING AT KINGSTON, [Special to to the Sar) Kingston, Ont., A The thun- dor and lightning storm shat visited this da en hi Tamed, * noce mage w e tion of the Canadian reéman Biting was strnck, T De Thousand Islands Ho tel tel also surtained di .T h many amall boatfé were cr in t .0! : are re degorib ibe ihe statement ch made i i .man is bein a little while\u2014he \u2018saw the light\u2019 Onished the LADY : LETTER ¢ WRITERS ™ Hi E il © | fh fr in CB ies F.Lapointe, 1551 St.Catherine st Open Evenings.181 \u201cIt Will Work Wonders With this Generation of Men.\u201d A Startling Advance ia Medical Setence 10 fully explained in a little book called An earnesc man who had suffered, hesitated, thea tte che re day la cn Les y \u201cWell, TU never never forme bubbled Ter tdi even whea y in me ras pou has before be had Every man who would ld kno th d tha an uid w the ran trath, Shain snd of med future ra se wae \u2014but in à moment he se: acta, atone for past follies To simple \u2018curiosity seekers,\u201d to those whose t edition is perf iia purely medical and scien! Published to make mown of treatment of incalculable value to men If you are looking for something sentimental, frivolous mproper, dent waite your Lime and ours by writing.This is mot for y pére vast advice, wisdom, warning, Belp, noble men- Xo oh Tou want to sacape snares, traps, quackery \u2014get Writeto ihe Brie Medical Co.4 Buffalo M.Y., and ask for copy \"Complete = will pond # sealed in plain envelope, entirely free, for Shen TO DO: HAYHURST PROUD.Hamilton Truly Ambitious to Honoe the Crack Bh {Special to to the Star.} Hamilton, Ont., August 7 The he 8 committee, appointed by the City Pecial cil, to arrange details for the reception to Private yhurst, the winner of the \u2018s prize at Bisley, met last evening snd arranged a grand ramme.Pte.Hayhurst, Co Lol Sergt.dden and Sergt ris will be met at whart by the Hamilton Field Battery.tre Thirteenth Batt., ths City Council, the \u2018Board of Education, the Board of Trade, Canadian ings will stores will lanterns or illuminated with colored incandescent t lights.The Gore, which will be the objective point, will be illumine ated and congrstulatory addresses will be delivered.A GAOL BIRD ARRESTED.[Special to the Star.) days ago a fe called Perion was arrested at Constable Ge- lines for ; Parion was sont to to the nine pamisentiary tor for four On Mon: another man Monde 7 with the same theft.is t person is no one r hiche, RA aile Pt dE s revolver fire he pom One taken every stimalates th 10e Jaen avery night sim improves the : ver DBen*t fenges this, i re] .112,723 na FIO cone > {fol anor i ' a en en k \u201c ims during the 3, mais ou Jrould make a Pale wor woman grrr où love to mee its tall \u2018steeples, them Alinted CT was several trades were bei Ga pla ee, ie ores i Tonal never 2 Lee.organized In into ting Tors of united - vist, America, Lady Tho following office appointed: ! = SITUATIONS WANTED.; rooms tour.ff THE pue hy Reef oid 2g iar, is 1 arijagtons 7 ions relative 5 te pining.Wien a ET CRADJATE, ONTARS a rare Rss A et EE + relax \u201cbecause .+ EE RARMROT | xpsriomoad lo dir B MoGill College ave.of Various trades that Bitherto bave CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Shi Sh SL Ce Sold Poon pour arc aioix non SIR HENRY 1 IRVING | 6 DOURL ; memes preparations ran phos.ins Bam a pred SLE AND COR BATH.BITUATIONS \u201cWANTKD, 16 cents for 39 words se han pen.avenue.aol pe sakes wird, cach insertion.Wags roue Lapy DE DRaRES SITUA- 33 Park re FLV A uid sah fosarion Le or Jams, and fore.erness.good rate, haart Shine on aly |B R Que FURNISHED, ITNOLE AND DOU Ano ATR se 95 coûte for 18 vante or bon useful Address A 45,\u201d tan oiics.desired.Apply Bert AN INTERVIEW AT HER MODEST over, 1 committee was à cé you lionize 2 poopla oad that Toes with pointed to comfer with the brass wor podid cant par exurw ward, rd such macttion, ANTED_EMPLOYMENT BY MIDDLE Rome LET.ox o tourtesies h great aincerity and ers.ré affiliating with the Council A conta for words er we Ar EMPLOYMENT ings R THROOM moi LONDON COTTAGE.kindness that \u2018they Cannot dec lina, and special mesting of the Legislative Com- {ED'S er ie loam, 8d 1 cont pes oc.$04 Oraig va tam BL we aad ia of 18 ae 11 Eravol lacks.tider several commupications which have mo Reis ve lum, 4 4.wet po pete PS La EE nito, a as titled Ladies, and Lu em sure ?D Toonived Loy anion of boys among vo ÜEFIOURES, STORES, ETC.$5 for 36 verde coms LE pou LAN Unionave 116 $ set 3 anti bem being or and cen extra LAND A She Will Not Visit This Continent Sori nes amore Loh the tha Jour ago not ax carters In the city, Po SALE SHE Bw es Lane, and 1 cout por We pre io more omen Rous Tia Rig Enos, 4 foreigners have done.\u201d PROPERTY BALE, Is couts for 35 words or lam, an, porter, or gentleman 8 servant; a good usef ! Because Then She Would be Made | © we ad rison and moved ton de oe FRENCH IN MADAGASCAR.LoëT es Ra où less, and 1 cast per extra rn rong met ét ROSE, or tao oD, Teor oo i .r, and as rving opened or \" ish family.6 Duburd.out board.im a Public Woman of-Her Love me and held out.Ther hand for s hand BUSINESS CUANOES, ETO., 35 cents for 35 words er ANTED \u2014 A TRAVELLER, HAVING R REPRE 183 3 i grasp, I noticed for the.first time the ro oer rior das Etdla-Unis, in roforring preparation of PRESSE et vor vers - WANES » aunisciurers Aguila for man FT Rou mr, hoOM.BATHROOM FLAT.x is For Home-life.Co only Jowal be more.on \u201crai ath Ie French trooçe are making no progress pee vole Pro ALE ER 7 cents par ordi ini 1 M res où come À forms.lave, 0 Ameren lami: mode À uare, nt n Madægascar, says t \u2014 : * \u201cH \"vo t ch tor boye it e whole bod AQ advertisements inserted at the above raies tbe ANTED\u2014WORK BY TRE DAY.WASHIRG oR OOMS\u2014TO LET.TWO LARG 3 ana Silence de \u201cbelow, rec mu : they are utterly without, any foundation.: into good condi al resid , V ing, well recommended.Fiao, 2X double rooms: elo single Sorin Ÿ The French.expedition is moving along \u2019 159 88.Uriain st Ma 25 corner 137 È The Chicago Inter-Ocean publishes the > Lady ring req av sd ee be | aujeld ckly ga cireumetenoes ma vas he on th clicacions in N ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, SITUATION AS OOM\u2014Fi se IS ; women, remar inwardly as The\u2019 obsta t the Ho ts action on the eminine .\u2014 Of D \u2014 URNISHED, SINGLE.on x following est of an ntorview with boned me away: The chist ctstaclag are not the Horas! its action on the peculiarly feminine ____ STUATIONS VACANT |W, ST te SEA MR ai\u201d SFR Chaton, Plat OO the wife of the Yamous actor who has tion of the country its deadly climate, trouble that it will not correct if it is Address \u2018F AR office.183 6 \"i 5 - been knighted: When the Queen tapped Henry Irving on the shoulder, saying.\u201cArise, Sir Henry,\u201d she conferred a title, upon more than the man who: THE LATE MR.JAQUES.The Funeral Yesterday Afternoon Largely Attended by Frisnds.hey ave in the marshes near the sea.dreamers,\u201d it says, \u201cthose who imagined that all there was to do in this case for the French troops was to appear on the Madagascar shore and display our taken in time.Thousands of the worst possible cases have been cured by it.t works in a natural way, and drives out disease Oy building up : le oe strength and purifying the F ANTED\u2014BALESMEN IN QUEBEC AND EAST tock.Aply mokly at not tamiton ea stoc! bi quickly and secure chuice 0 to! Dan Baus, Got.s Beod Ww ANTED \u2014 ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS, AND othera that are out of { employment.nt a good paying business: Clean, respectable and Nosorable.NTED\u2014BY RESPECTABLE RUT usa ANTED\u2014BY A Young LADY, AS vate school, for the lat of Be; > Address \u201cF 30,\" MUSIO Rox LARGE FURNISHED ROOM.OX 3 ATIL.ut light ing If required 113 Munim ae fr light Bousehos,.oN eARGE FRONT ROOM, TLL FURNISH.ce Peel door fro Windsor Hotel Telephone 4558 A or dt 5_ .ivi 5 Dag to remove all obstacles.\u2019 Srak te 383 knelt before ler; for, living snugly in The funeral of the late Mr.George ieneral Duchesne, who is in command Rocapiial required, except tact, push and principle.my JROOMS \u2014 NICELY FURNISBED, WITH AL Londen, in a very neat cottage, there is E.Jaques took place yesterday afternoon of the troops, is using every precaution- any modest women and girls suffer dross wich stamps, Box 76, Monirsal 179 10 1e à a Mrs.Henry Irving, a tall, slender, from his late residence, Villa York, 244 measure for the safety of the troops unspeakable torments.because they ANTED-SALESMEN FOR EASTERN TOWN- WANTED BY YOUNG MAN, RECENTLY OVER moder i dinver.No + Stanley me with or without board 1 Jace ion at auy kind of honest _ 3 .Victoria avenue, Westmount, and was under his conumind and to keep up his dread telling their troubles to a phy- shipe, Que, Lo solicit orders for our hardy C Tee = Bree te \u201cH 302\" BTAR office.ooMs * serious-faced Women Ve here very largely attended.A number of base of supply on the the Atlantic coast.The gician.\u2018They fear the almost inevitable\u2019 Frown Bursèrs sock: valuable specialtice: libra 163 5 Ross a having 0e inn ova ol rat PRIVATE > To Lady Irving's little cottage I bent the relatives assembled at an early hour campaign y commenced, and examinations and \u2018local - treatment * Lat.Moye op end secure Lerritors.Blong à Mau ANTED_BY MAN ACCUSTOMED 10 CITY, Gemon preferred erred.81 5t.Fawille street.1433 = my footstep the other day in answer to take part in a short service for the already certain aan are clamorin These thin are usually wholl + W situation as ber driver of anything like that; oan OOMS\u2014GOOD BOAR TT : 10 a card De hich told me that 1 would family.which was held there shortly be- a decisive victory.But the bulk ol ge y y un ANTED-A FEMALE TEACHER FOR THE furnish good references.N.Giroux, 7 Nour Dame.R: small Eoulah amis house.sont.fond her at homo and ready to see me fore the funeral, and to view the re- te Frenoh nation can afford to wait MéCEsSaTy- 'V \u201cnewly organized Dimentient School of Pointe 13 3 ntral locality.61 \u201cPéd'Areslo ave 185 moins that day at noon.mains of their departed friend.The cof- patiently for the outcome of the present Dr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription will Cuire Oue hol 1 school diplos and cape- ANTED\u2014BY A MAN À SITUATION ASBREAD GOM\u2014 TO 1.My Lamy Le Ying up her rose bushes fin was coverofl with flowers.At iwo expedition.The nation is anxious to do what not one doctor in a hundred can bie Fes mun Widen lh on WA Teron proce Speaks French aud Kus: R AV nished, D RENAN ONFORTABLE FUR.Hiss in A cay yard, PE id a neatly dressed o'¢lock the funoral procession started, the create an immense, colonial empire.of doit will ure.In our 168 book Cp szew lth or thos clerk Address STAR office.183 3 orn nostiend gr.¢ ; ollowing gentlemen acting gs ear- which Madagascar is destined to mo enti oman and Her Diseases,\u201d ; \u2014NEWLY FURNISHED; DO héros rvant, to whoin J Baader ay card or Messrs, J.I.Clarkson, D.Aude.one of the most important parts are hundreds of testimonials to its won- AMTED.4 COOK MUST HAVE BATISFAC- WD SITUATION ian.aire | singio, cuis 132 Mevaatts thr ae / cKew- \u2014__ ; r evidently on the lookout for me, for she - McBride, Wm.Tees, J.E stood at the entrance of the little aI: W.A.Geddes, J .B.Cantin.J.Ham- TRAGES AND LABOR RO a fom, toh JENTLE- yard\" looking toward the Pelham road, ton Ferns, J.Cowan and J.Benson, Apply between 1% and hs We or and cashier.Car detemsaces man, water supply in room; gas, bath sud sll cons2v0 st Chemie ue dress \u201cK 450\" ram is à i a ; veniences; strictly private; with tr breakfast envelope on recei this ANTED\u2014AN EXPERIENCED SHIRT CUTTER.VVANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED HAND, A Hutchison.and ton?* a Site, npon more than the man who Mat id, Ho proceded to St.James A special meeting of the Central ten cents to = Pie me |) Apply to Tooke Bros.8 Le a vr Er Das : re oi e is ure where \u201cservice was Trades and Labor cil was calle Address, WORLD'S DISPENSART Mepr- required.Address Eu Nonro Dame.OOMS_\u2014OOMFORTABLE FURNISHED, DOUBLE call.Her ladyship is the shyest of in- | held, Rev.Drs.Rose, Hunter and Ant- for last night in the \u201cVite Marte ail, ANTED\u2014BY GOOD LAUNDRESS, FAMILY Univesity ste opmeate- Fort Eoin (48 transient.54 dividuals, and among the leust reliable .VV ANTED\u2014DRIVEE FOR BREAD AND CARE - Assoc No.Must Le th bly ralisbio and have when interviewing for a public purpose liff officiating.Rot the closo of the ser to receive the final report of the revised ; Buffalo N ces 663 Main Street, of terne parent horougbly relisbie and ba dens sang a washing at home; also Shirts; collars an à cuite and 33 is concerned, and I expected fe remark the lit à t he constitution and arrange for its publica- hs LN.Xo .refore, \u201cD M4,\" Braz ofies.luthes \u20ac or au ; 156 1 Ro AND BOARD FOR TWO GENTLEMEN, ment.The card read \u201cI shal be pleas- lat Me °L 8 lite and career O e tion.The officers: were on time, but ___ \u2014 | gv on bathroom flat: very moderate.170 Bt Chased to sce you at i2,\u201d and as 1 handed it 3% Ar.«AQUES, referring also to his the members did not materialize, and we NTED_A GENERAL SERVANT, NO WASH.ANTED\u2014BY A CAPABLE PERSON, SITUA- ice, corner St.Catherine.oo or- ronine Roferences rea Apply as WwW tion as cook.Apply 208 88.Charles Borrom \u2014\u2014 to the trim maid the clocks within the ernest, ef efforts in connection with the Fat pine o'clock President Ryan adjourn- Y.M \u2018At the outer doorway, as the servant After the service the cortege reformed edt he meer ting as there was not à quo- HEALTHY PUBLIC SENTIMENT.d proceeded to the Mount Roya] Ceme- had said, stood her ladyship.I noticed 30¢ P y The Labor Day Demonstration Com- that she allowed me to advance almost tery.where the remains were interred mittee were eitfing until nearly mid- to her before she made a motion to bid ay iE plot, \u2018night arranging for what they confi- me welcome, though she stood looking e chiof mourners were the twosons dently y expec to be the greatest! ; , \u2014Messrs.Edward Jaques, of Detroit,and at me, as though taking note of me, all Mr.Reginald Jaques: the brother.Mr.stration its kind as yet held.at # 41 RO LET, FUÉNISHED ROOMS, BUTT- Bier or ome oT two gentlemen or married Sainte.È 142 CS house began their chiming of noon.ANTED_OFFICE ASSISTANT, AGED ABOUT WANTED SITUATION BY GOOD PLA PLAIN OR | peaking both langusges having some ox- neral servant; good A a Grosues , oh Chenoevile ot.OOMS_TO LXT DOUBLE AND SINGLE, FUR.Emm ao ror, SY TE 40, oy Se i = mis a eafaraher Aop à hair 1h WANTED: Pre Seti baby or doing light house- 00M\u2014 COMPORTABLY FURNISHED LARCH \u2019 front room, bathroom fiat, wi work.Apply 649 Dorchester st.in rear.184 1 MoGH ve ty th excellent board 4 \u201c Nothing is so productive of good re- demon.sults in the operations of what we term the body politicas isa healthy publio sentiment.It shapes and trols legis- ANTED\u2014A BOY TO TARE CHARGE oF 14 horse aco.205 Mansheld st.183 3 the tine, with.a bunch of roses in her | - .: ° C.Arthur Jaques, and the son-inlaw, the lation and the adminis f AWTED_COMPANION.GENTLEMAN GOING OOMS-NEWLY FURNISHED and, ane ithin she iT to twist the Rev.Thomas Scott.A umber of the ADDRESS ON SOCIALISM.It is to the bod nr Mon of ee Ws of masi pansos of cultivated agrecable PROPERTY FOR SALE.JX under now management; transients rat nocomtipodate 1 a \" representatives from the ancien rder - 1 You want to talk to we,\u201d she asked, 5f Workmen and the St.George's Ma- The Socialist Labor sbor Party (En glish seo digestion is to the physical body.Speak- many Address \u201cJ 407.\" BYAR Office.128 8 nea Sn orvomaman.timidly, *\u201cabout\u2019\u2019\u2014\u2014 ing of digestion, the greatest remedy i in WANTED tl ~ ti d t sonic Lodge also took part in the cere- tion), held a meeting in the ope for chronio indigestion or dys- GENERAL w = R SALE\u2014OR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR at the Tailrace Bridge, Point St.Charles, the worl Eo Be Pumile se 1853 Jas.0 For rt » tbe ind residence of the here is tent App 205 Pumliens 1853 Kil city prosersy.tho pos OOMS\u2014 F with or without board, fer } ord gentlemen.3st.oxvillo.Great chance for ward at.184 3 \u201cAbout yourself, Lad Lady Irving.\u2018About TORY.k DIT yesterday afternoon, Mr.A.Chisholm pepais is Hawker\u2019s nerve and stomach ANTE FAMILY OF TW u Lo ville de of educational sde Jour home.your som où tre phen WESTMOUNT NOTES.presiding.Organizer R.Kerrigan ave a tonic, bone.most obstinate cases are Ww no ail à A DE aay 1 2\" pg or particulars apply to Oats tro yom 1OHED Ou SEE BOOM .< ; tions of the sec- cured by this remedy.Itstimulates and Ÿ terma 8.00 por month.a onveniencs you can escape the glarc of a titled ex- 4 tion ad int Pur 1 ax WINE AND or = ! ; , roduoe Ashplant, of tones up the organs bl 8 KE STREET WEST, = 6 1stence.Mr.Stevenson.of Toronto, who is in London, Ont.who delivered p Fans, ena TS them to Ne Ress En the Pro JroR SALE-ON HERBROO Eiporieuce EEE COTES a ee saoustaln and of Shor rd indis- manding a beau e mountain and 0 = Box £43.183 2 brooke sirmet esa: and weet, having » frontage of 43 fest; or 8 Price - & lengthy do their work perfect! Her ladyship nodded and led the way Montreal at present in regard to the gas a ats % w periecotiy.B through the rosy arch into the pretty question, was driven through the town %ddrees on \u201cThe Sociali m ot\u201d Chris | enriched \u2018and the nervous system iu- pu OARD.cottage.And then 1 noticed how very of Westmount jJesterday by Mayor e attend.vigorated.Perfect health is restored.BCARD AFD ROOMS, FOR LADIES DURING dresses.There was a = lar; $1.78.John G.Bay $ tals she is.\u2018lailer Ishould say than Ei- Redfern, Council or Bulmer \u2018and\u2019 throug Hawker\u2019s nerve and stomach tonio is A LIVE MAX TO BOLIOIR JOB M configsment; private.Ladi to thy lien Tergy wmen she does Portia, and Minto.of that town.Fhe main brent ance Tomarkably \u2018quiet \u201csud orderly.bout sold by all ârüggiste and dealers at 50 cts.N= prise pra Mes da St Tron B SALE_FARN.® ACRES 3 MILES FROM owalomes.Mra.Boome, Lad ine\u2019 Doctivam, 43 Queue more Slender, than Terry's daughter.of tbe drive was for the e of look per bottle or six bottles for $2.50, and is wl Si Aerese wi exoriicnt me s ea a 07 Mrs.Henry Irving is a woman of fine ing for a favbrable si or the propose ~ terms OARD\u2014MRS MCEWAN, LADIES SI: build, and the fact that though æ tall gas works to be erected there THE DOG SHOW.| onl 5 RE WEEE Fou.a my horse BE IB saperier rior accommodation for Des, mis =| | + tendance; pri: Terms moderate.she appeared like a wowan of moderate police of Westmount have made The annual dog ; show of the Mon New York y i 1 soms experience.Address \u2018 wl\u2019 San RB sleep ESPLANADE AVENUE.A adieux.below 8c.Catt b ee 100 obo andsome new Aoisbed height, as she glided before me, spoke several arrests lately of men and women f h grac: in t her manner is what who have been loiteri th- Kennel Association, which will be fred ug should sal! \u201chome grace.\u201d for there i in the limits of the ten Those arrest.on the Exhibition Grounds during the y REED AT ONCE Aree BOY.APPLY gomely decoraled.This property faces Park are not a suspicion of anything stucied ed have been prosecuted in every cass.Provincial Exposition nezt month, Pen H-\u2014 SPECIFIC | re | pe ae > ) : Ali modern rements about her, nor aught but the commonest si An old man of Cote St.Paul named Jos.mises jt ame Eat PE ss pie, pr C ARTICLES wi 2 ELEOTRIOAL \u2018BUP- {hroughout the house: rte te without, exception, the of naturalness.imon was found by the Westmount ANANSI os.Dates ao un references; salary est cottage Take hk \u201cMv little establishment,\u201d said she, lice on Tuesday night, lying drunk oo tho, building in which the show will be: We des re Box 471, Montresl.1348 Rachel st Apply to Henry Ward & Co., Bi.OARD -MADAME VILLARD, PRIVATE HOSEL tal for ladies, at 197 Cadisux strees.ARD\u2014MADAME LE FRANCOIS = LADIES mck nurse, superior beat médical attendauce; strictly private; =] moderato.381 84.Lawrence.LA) , oiPet re aT bidding me seat myself at the window, perfectly powerless right between the has been greatly enlarged.In ad- _STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRIT- \u2014 ; which overlooked tho flower-yard, \u2018\u2018is- cart-and street Lai tracks on -the dition to the mar ey premiums, à hand- ANTED STENÇON expérience ce 82 Lhe work aud for BR SALE_DORVAL hp toe CHINE.FINE OARD\u2014AND ROOM AT NO ae 710 STE such a modest one that I do not ses what |-Glen road: with $¢6:58in\u2014his ~ pocket.|-50M0S.Ai a will be given to the prire- - nes vai Address \"N08,\" Bram oto.| aiso 2ne lois on Dorval.cheap promo Dur water beatiug, private and no children on you can want to say about it.No, 1do Magistrate McMahon fined him $6 or ten winne A meeting of the Association \u201cIt Is Well to P fit English Church.Address \u201cM 513,\" STAR oftioa AND ROOM, ax TABLE 0 as not entertain, nor do Igo à great deal days\u2019 imprisonment.will be held to-morrow.: dy) ANTED \u2014 A OOMPETENT ENGINEER TO 3 3 aw ARD-\u2014 IM.ARD.mr Cor for Char a te with Lachine wan eect ad arte 0 1 COMA » packed.Saree do Sa een.ol 3 Notes Pme, mar de en for an chatted wi achine, was arrested in Westmount last a See ner, managing to find out considerable week for cruelyy to his horse.The poor FINANCE A} AND Com MERCE.By the Errors of Others.WAN ENERAL BERVANT.FAMILY TWO, FARMS FOR SALE.) ARD_BOARDERS WANTED AT 13 BT.DENTS ol her inaiviuuality without being told animal had\u2018 been so overworked much by her own li For one thing, I that immense res had bee x ascertained that ber household consists on his back \u2018and under his ollar, MONTREAL WHOLESALE MARKET.ARD \u2014 AND ROOM FOR LADINS DURING ANTED GENERAL bare bast iy oe nt viet Bo Nome nee 10 \u201cty unless © confinement.Just ces surse and medical aéten-i- Otbers have looked for Sor soamething better and have not found &.Profit perience.Use lg by o- SALE\u2014FARM AT ENOWLTOXN.PQ; Townships, Is \u201c w NE aE: AF VAS IIR Le - by the Recorder of the town this morn- Ib; 83-4 to Te: lard, pure, per ib, in pa R SALE-DRY BLOOKS, STOVE of herself and a very lovely gray-haired These had not been cared for, and, as a ice.y q ANTED\u2014A Yours MAN ASSISTANT town of secs.other petisata.Mre.Baléin, io re I Wi SSAC IR | ora SOLE, erm, i THE COOK'S FRIEND NET AE EEA nae PURE = = ther, nto another room,w.istrate the anl animation.uote: N |.stone ou! WATTS ne lo / was com] lotely flooded with cool, Eng-'| guilty, fined À Tes $10, ry be paid.5 i Lara Maritobe ut wheat, ota: $y Tye, nom- BAKING POWDER: Knmaiant Bookhsegar Pan 24 BB Thon vith farm Uf preferred.DAS | Hien: Basses \"a Rano OR.= nish suns \u201cand tell my visitor about Charles Taillefer, of St.Henri, was ar- ; Deus, per 66 ta, In store, 176 to 158: | ANTED-TOUNG-MAK ABOUT 3% ABLE 84: umo, se the pets.\u201d rested by the Westmount police for be- oats.de Ontario, per RR or 48 184 tf wo hall Tipe Sed kg bgt rg es expec Fois pense Pb dR Sy reo Rh AT = A very eweet-faced old lady, not so ing drunk and actin in 4 disorder].ma - - sed Manitoba, position ha 1 the Proviace.\"AD to} Bx Jame sh Tawtl BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED: tall as her daughter.came into the room, ner ina field south of the the P.It.y bush.8 52 1 205 oT x feed, toba, per TRY Addr XN %3,\" STAR Oficy.mére .trac -3C to -4C.carrying upon her arm agreat drab and just east of the Glen.Gin case was Flour.\u2014For Manitoba grades the request SEE\u201d ANTED-A CITY CANVASSER TO SELL A \u2014BY @ dove with white wings.\u201cThis is brought before Magistrate McMahon improves slowly, but holders of Ontario WwW new useful article.Bu mone to right man A Ap- FOR SALE, WASTED Boards \u2018quie \u2018private Family or tamil named for my grandson.\u201d she said, * \u2018and and in spite of the fact that he had ou ren re es Wo content Pa nt BALA LICORICE Di to D.F.Keaumes DL widow ins: Frosh er v Eesti.Romforts Please 1 might show you Alba, if sho were here, n largo number of friends pleading for 5 te 34.00 J inter, 34 ANTED_ AN ELDERLY WOMAN T0 ATTEND Os SALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, NINDLING.§F state terms._Addrws \u201cHI STAROMoe.1833 ge p Bank 34.35 tents, winter, 34.25 F he Voi a 1 cat Maple, $2 50, Tamarac Blocks, \u2018S178, Mill MEN or the Voice sind il spiral \u201cul ES ES EE A | WADE EE EME POELE is n or e ma.D Pp.1c.Ol ntrea.or im- n , NOM- - %, A a nea hbor,\u2018* alk baker po Ho +) Vann Tomin al.strictly firet class has small notrouble.Address \u2018if re bani and paisined Lady Irving, pedine the sidewalk on Avgater 7 days.sions: is ont Por, is moving somewhat pote Relea IL A durs a.Wiser GIRLS.APPLY AT ALTIQN For BALE Ex Due, CR QOD, 82 M7 fran Omics.1833 private life, you know, her name is Gye.Elzear Blondin, of Montreal, \u2018for dis- owly, bu re, ed, meaty de 1,£00d de cut Marvelous ures Treatise and £200 trial bottle ros to \u2014A GENERAL SERVANT ProTES.Ut Sore aw por lost Mgutrosl Te ANTED-BY ™e YOUNG LADIES RRGAG- | re is scarcely a day that we do not orderly conduct in a field in St.Henri heav mess vork, 316.50 to 318.60; hæm, city Por sale by J.A.Harte, Mostreal » Eblla P we HT, TED A mal BAL Len oly : 1 corner James phone during th » bedroom aad quels tng room.see each other.\u201d an Monday, was fined $50 or aix months , per lb., 10 to llc; lard, compound, te with pos a tab Gran of terme, ie | 9 to 91-2¢; bacon, bonel lb, lic; D-GENERAL SERVANTS OAN BE HAD verod ree.us \u201cAbout mx acting?Now, that is real- 108 - bacon, spice rolled.per lb.$ {o 9c; Bacon.Sete DIE ve or cod West it 73e and ee WVANTE by applying st 147 Ondioux at.on slt.i10 Catieuns o_o mai HOUSES TO LET.ly funny, for I am not an actress, and A BRAV long clear, in dry salt, 112 to Sc.A t v North and Wen szavaNTS Ar .S have no liking for the stage, yet 1 find E CONSTABLE, \u2014The business ty freights at 72 12c.No 1 Manitoba WW AxTED-GO0OD GENERAL OR BALR-CHEAP, THE LARGEST AND BEST myselt heralded everywhere a3 about to boards ET one 8, otriking testimony offered at 92c, but no buyers.pur 147 Ondieuz st.ar e Sor faroitare the city: fur.ey LET_OR JY FOR SALE.GUY AND go on the stage.I will tell you how the But for the bravery of Constabls Ber- Beeen there were 2770 cheese Seftered argent roller offered ro hts at ANTED\u2014A.GIRL TO WAIT on LUNCE OOUX- \u20ac lia Louse, IE by Owe eater.463 Bi James R SALE CHEAP, OOOKING BETOVE \u201cHAPPY a vets Bo Cais at II ES rumor originated.One day last winter thiaume last cvening, « my friend Mme.Albani came to me and have been seriously said: \u2018My dear Mra Irving, 1 have a driving down the bill o on St.Denis street gus three ladies would but no sales made, 71-2c being the highest die frelghts West at 67e.oats-New white ured.They were Did, At Peterbora there Jere © heard 10,- offered Michigan .Cen 1 y 000 boxes registered, of which enl sold, and old Uhite wera fo bought a TR.West Wi Ch EXPERIENCED SCORER GAND baxer; Dowd st.3 J.Try-Davies, Temple Building.1754 aw LET \u2014 SELP-CONTAINED TENE- tf to ask of Land 1 a ; buggy.and and for this amall quantity rices rang at $ic.Barley\u2014 Sew el ered, prompt ahip- lier Bros.& Oo., 156 ment, fine large a ents.Exten- very great favor to sek of voi, and | em in a buggy, end, the horas broke way from Fitée fo Auntie at Inger Sit ent\u201d al 45: sample was about D TUE CUTTER.ATFL i oy Free, pr sic si Eliches, 06 dark room clean, and In goo that you will not refuse nit Noi constable.hearing the ladies\u2019 shrieks, ran ae Campbellford 104 1040 sold at TB8c.At Ma COUR to No 2 VV A races Xaver street.\"MT Cheap.Addr era à Aus.ES er mali tare.op 085 985\u2019 Gadieux \u201cDo you ow Mme.o out and ca! t the dle and was R SALE \u2014 LY LEAVING THE OITY Then you do not know how irresistible god along ity feet before he succeeded arts ties pète shipping demand was quiet BRITISH MARKETS.Woaxmzn ror rest ooromem.LADT EP\" onic is 2 sel tels entire and the wet weather Interfered with the tascher to take of the girls\u2019 department, il perfect order, conaisting she is: 1 promised her without think- in stopping it.One of the ladies, in her jobbing trade.For fine creame ern \u2014 Pointe aux Trembles Protestant Mission Muse Spd affects, everyt hing being in porte ans a rr MEDIUM SIBED HOUSE, 31 \u2018 ing want you to aj rear with me at a out har eed\u2019 ju oy Grom ior (EET 2 nd There PAT INE °F ar ob at rl ime per Grain and Provisions.uh mol tstmotai to Hav.a Teg MO BY Le desire Sonia, its Lesné of house, site wk Deola ss.rare and Toes ponte on charity benefit,\u2019 said she \u2018next mont uninjured.The constable was o er s.\u2014There is no actual change, 111-2 ae advices from England hi Fd Office.164 ¢ + No taxes ull M m3.We ave to be in private d tneatrionis i ably Srnised consider- to TZ being the range for wholesale lots orig to nest of ccsst, quiet.and ANTED\u20143 GIRLS PRESSING CLOTHES Fr BAALE-RIOYOLE A GOOD ENGLISH WHEEL LET _THATCQMFORTABLE hard) = OWS! ea coas ule GQ ! am to sing and you ars to act, L think \u2014 So sotlve and the tone a : \" a steady.on pasiage in steady.\u201d Maize, et 1423 Ontarie ror = Cost $178.00, price $0.00 mb.Apply P.©, ny a Io: self co aro ined.wich aride a cous passage, ra Tone ete T.yons.\u2019 ave ia or Pme thine alse oe MANY JURORS WANTED.though prices are not quotaliy lower.er ensler.titan contry che Were D SMART \"GENERAL AEB 2 SALE _HOUND DOG AND BITCH.WELL ora rave oto, Low good \" \u2014_\u2014 ; Groceries.- steady._ Liverpool \u2014 Wheat, on Tone Mast have good reference.4 Moôul Co broken wall bred: aloo s Few page.Addams J cation Torme rns roderate to suitable { lc did not seem at all \u2018good\u2019 to me, The order was issued yesterday after- Teas.\u2014There has been a good dea) of en 50 Ba 6 sad ets ce 1 ltd \u201cor.CY fa = = Apply to Wand, 3 Mayet && but I had accepted and could not break noon for a Seonnd 1 of t oti Jurors 5 Rit ns js week wesk.but road activity fa at ts og Dec 3 pire IL di Fur Yu HORSES AN RIAGES ETC © J my word.We made a great deal of for the September term of urt o ures, a ug.; an ESS RSES AND CARRI us money.as many bought tickets at high Queen's Dench.The order was signed ge ont im erence, ian.re twean bag, 9°hi 28 11 84d Nov.8 L14d Dec 8 BUSINESS CHANCES .: RESIDENTAL FLATS TO LET.4 rices | but I got no fondness for the stage by Chief Justioe Sir Alexander Lacoste.ers sellers as to values.With es T is Jany.French country markets, i Fron low Fine, oor hen : 2006.5 NANS SS The Crown officers are of the opinion ity of Japan CHANCE FOR ANY ONE R OALE-A LARGE FEDLARS WAGGON TS LET VERY DESIRABLE STONR ugh PF atecte dar ay brend, élire rage ee i #2 \"front fat ot7 beautifully finished roam R BALE-A RARE Totèrs Hoft Ÿ had found out that Lady that the two panels will not Pevutios #5 re ot tbe botel mines R Livanroor Lareer ty CURRENT, Aw 1.à A eli = : _ - to try the extraordinarily large docket, | he Spring Whaat, 5 3 to Pork.G6 to ¢§ their adraciegs to 3015 Notre Deme st £210570e0, Joly fo & Lawrence Co, hot water heating, Daisy bot water Irving has great admiration for her ar and a third pana! will be moved for in esson dat Shermer os Ea Ad Red winter, 5 sus I lard, n3 0% 2 vith tue Share menaidiy pa relied The rent 3 Llor, bath, w.c., was, \u201cAl modern coaven: with much liberality, her annuity being open court.There has been no third clude\u2019 the possibility of buyin at gh cs Nolin 25 05 66 Bacon MELE Tn th botel, which are ea a hovel business and R SALE A SADDLE HORSK OR WILL EX.lences; good entire Tea reutal moderaie.3 sufficient to support \u2018ber in luxury and Panel asked for since 1883.which prevailed a yi 0, think that hola: Corn, 4 Tas 8 Chess RE 00 further particulars will be setistactorily sxplaioed to la- Ville ants for a working horse.438 Are.de l'Hotel de A 18 ; enable hor to provide for relstives and me ers x oa = inferior style ora ff\u201d Foods Poss $3 00 0 Cheese, § to 00 tending p BAL = nou 3 0 Aone or a Rd pee 3 enter tain euch friends A Ste, woes fit.FELL FROM THE BALCONY.tortionate.A mode nl ; bel 2 c R oa Cer of ROQT AND SROR Brer id, bros Fain hermes end môde.Silver or mount tenément.Rent from $1A00 to 856 \u201cor clured enthusinatieany te e \u2014_\u2014 displayed In China teas, of whe alr hicago Hos Market.votes, Au Late Dener Le pe ast of harness; Kogliah dog cart.Apply 985 t.Catherine brooke st., cormer Cadieux.K.A.t But their lives actually are far apat, Katie Oesry.last.H th, 1296.The Saleh Safi soliton.Osawa 767 Craig st.153 8 fn - Union Stock Y Aug.7 he little five-year-old since our dara of Ceylon es estimated receipts of were 14,000.as Lady Irving shrinks unspeakably {ri er the week borne evidence off pores A és \"of p dau hter of Mr.J.O'Leary, contractor, tha Ic report of Jesterday was B_ONEOP THE BEST ROO Was PAOER, THAT CAN PACE \u20ac MILE LET\u2014FLAT, APARTMENTS the publicity of Sir Henry's life, and \"the t.Urbain street, met with a paîn- Île tavor.Mail advices tr Landon of Thich J (vers ahipped, and 3000 lett over.JOR A and and dois © good business.à mer ding.\u2019 Adare ghvink 3 =! fl aT The Sherbroo énoolre mei latter would die in the confines of the ful accident last evening.The ere D) X siving partionlam, 8he was play- July 26 speak of à guud demand at auction were: Light mix Adèrees \"N05 Bran ofice 154 1 lowest cash prios, age or blermiabot Cradock Simpson & Ou, James little Pelham road cottage with its pim- ing on the baloony at be front au and fei for both Indian and \u2018Ce lon \u201cteas, which fle ah pa 34.10g: 3 rough ro | HET.310 TO + Maps Nota adres © \"J 408,\u201d BTAR Shay 183 3 LR plicity, its roses and its quiet.The whole Over ©.8100] a at - OF or Comrgo! he x cattle ere: 1 AKE MO PER DA A = cottago could be placed essily in the pri- tance of twenty feet.\" She received x: ng that there\u201d wha mo.improvement in cluding \u2018Teens \u2018rd 8000 4 pel Erma sporatise.We bars ofiony PUPILS WANTED, | 8 To ro, SR Ri I vate suite of rooms of his town house.vere shaking up.and bad her face badly quality.China teas, tog, at that date Trade, tirly good Pr Prices, stoady do strong.in New York and Chicago.Bend for our book, \u201cHow to : PU : .sale estrol.Immediate Rossossion; The call Was oniy on hour long, but cut.She was .rried he house an moving more freely at 8 cesstally, 804 special review, \u201cWhat and Mdentig focality 148 5t.Luke strpet.during that time t hope were many pulls medical aid was summoned.\u2014 of tem inthe, New | rare market\u2014a better Crops 1a Nova Scotia.- to B \"Ml tres.Bix ore) revers VV ANTED-PRIVATE BOXINO LESSONSGIVEN \u2014\u2014 courtyard and saw mean © one 8.115 Pearl et, Baw protessious! boxer \u2014 ss -\u2014 \u2014 ios de ee rs Le FIRES IN HOTELS.EE ao Mio ry | EU AST Th, om Sooty ey SET FAT TOURS pe Mai Me | Ornices To Let rving is not a woman who wo all lo ti d proe- | ANTED-FOPIS BY CERTIFICATED TUTOR, .Eo de Lt fee pr | rire prove ot\u2018 qe nie a EFAS ILE SE BE ELS EE met re vost ads Ha M EEE i : were calls Vi C n i ., hoated by steam; wo rent of congratulation Ilearned from the to- Tierofoe stron.4 curiata- iat 25 Bt din- New York the (general tone is steady to : pe cent bay OT an che hE ~ PAINS ARTED -° (FRENCH).PROFESSOR WARN.OF separate; immediate ADP to Xena : god messages that lay scattered, room was in « blaze, but was extin- the beginning à oF fhe week yan 38,008 age, At oats, UE \u201cwheat, 9%; JBerier, ial Tai WA Tak dut Baris Pupils residence; moderats E.Cooper, STAR office.ad my ap by Lady vin in n ra into gi shed beforo further damage resulted.In i Uaitgd foe eit A = 98;.red.100; Indian cris Track.pair Oud\u201d rime\u2019 mpociasies.Be.\u2014 i LLIN == Ee \u2018 snswer my | At aaven o'clock an alarm was sent in quantity afloat count | ras prets near \u201caverage om mov.wat NS 250 Tamer de 183 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LESSONS WANTED.question: & blaze in a bed- s, making the \"American visible Supply eral ties 70 to 102 per cent.None are = \u2018WANTED TO PURCHASE AAA AA below former ss en average.por to beetle is very guneral throughout most LE cet is Vaio D ole Best Apte \u2018Have you been often congratulated Ha 117, Bt.> sul 647,593 elas = ill Sugar.\u2014Refiners report better demand £ the ot 20 a eling, bu part 0 province, although n hum and somewhat firmer fe t the im- ii some for- against 872,671 bags upon your new title?street.The damage w considerable.7 0.FOURD BILL AND VV ANTER Lessons iy LATIN, STILT gar lowes terme.ress Paradia, 163 8, Tee) VV are ro PURCHASE ABOUT A DOERN | mis Sr | us and destructive now as Lg \u201cI have, pan friends,\u201d said she, \u201cfor ND AND provement bon yet ra londs ef broken stono, delivered in our pb rie i my life, t bough » quiet one, is only so NEWFOUNDLAN L MALS.Rt - ues\u201d to\u201d oeil de the factcey Tox JotT-GRAT PLAID RURBER OOAT, NEAR EX: Tris Lamont En Lim CB Tob EE MISCELLANEOUS: =) alors a.day.and atwars drive ont im The approxi: Es mets of closin mails a Pise.Co the position In New Yor RECEIPTS IN MONTREAL.pire plense return te to P.Mabtuiln, as London House.vase, aod re WA mais.JD.Morrison, Miag Qa.8, ! ul omme: eee re wr.34 ody hoy, are men nied A eld.current x are 8th, Tek.HR Faith Bulletin says: \u2018Refined- grades \u201ccontinu \"arm ose CARAL Pur, pe D, \u2014 WY A oriman aad warren: Te Rog est has taken to the stage.Do I ap- letters bore a dr ra a RE 8 \u2014 \u2014 |Le rien te can ro en ; vated repairiog à epoctalty._ 6 Victorie sopère proved oo vie pot willing ¢ to an- dates mentioned.week andr tiners were setting re + - me \u2014 fowarded by retorning te \u20184000 Bt.Catherioe =, A MONEY TO LOAN.- Fresno ORDER TO INTRODUCE SEE $ ; A - trade, hu a \u2014 the world free of ran \u201c A or, wealth, qronk-voiosd woman to elim \" BROTHER HILDOUARD, market Jacked Îife, and au fonde abpe si ne = LORS SOA A BAPE AP VITE reco | (148 DIMOOTETED, res A i iT | or, against but ir To] Bish Provision Ou, esrner Catharine and Drive JOHN MELLOR, Financial ¢ \u201cWhy, do I not | po into the vortex of Brother Hildovard, prinoel of the advance Mo Saws Len ker very \u2018 Raid $ \u2014 mond.i nl 1% 2 190 8 .publi can io; ad Ah, Tore to Docs Reformatory pshool, Montie y clenses.a hme car cargo business in over.Whiskey.vo : EB = = Lo: FROUS LAATEUE PURE OONTAINING touchod & Chord tender that \u20ac breaks houac of the order a.ging tie mot \"return The fel Compares fun trade in progress.§ aly er ee re re ovis square and Notre Dame.Finder will by rewarded |\": FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED.Ry at a breath.Ad you ever asked © ti \u201c0° ; J ES LAS h Nore Throat, Papi 0 sensi plant wi 1 ass not dares \u201c4° Exe x a fi of edd TE ie ame | Lier re | Were ge | TRUE ie = \u2019 © , ren | Mas.» family\u2019 I Posh In spite of every hin, t \"That main RECEIVED AT ROME, sr in favor ot Ports map | Tok Klos Bo pirate INT trou ERY CO.Reema ais Temple | the answer Î can jot\u2014posi- \u2014 LL Z Rico, but ey! who are more Ito U.& and Can: .: non YELLOW Doo PRLOWGING TO 0.Bos me cae roy S24 ti vely cannot.2 Bubliitr, the minglin .Father Charlebois and Rev, Biro.erally supplied with Sher oho naturally ada, 8,517,000 99,299,008 60,001,008 L Mount Bt.Lonis, 444 Sherbrooke.Finder i To GENTLEMAN AxD with the world, the dances, the ony ther Dufore, of tbe Institute of Bt, hol nEous to do away with the NI 2.090.000 22,300,000 a Ass Renbed hove on os Balls and great dinners give me the Visteur have been received by the Holy Canned Salmon.\u2014For reasons given Où passage 15 IW 1 OUF\u2014A PURAE CONTAININO MONEY AND R broche ae, vost ist eran à = = because | sen I an pot part of Father in audiepée.\" re market contingos very proc and \u2018 T600.000 9,305,000 10,333,000 LS Uoket.Pinder will receive reward on foturoiog nez À Ms s i them.a wo say at meee re ee Peter street.cessneces ; ther.© But St rome here with wr, QRGANIZED LABOR.pesant ire brie, Lan Ca easly Toalinsight vos17 00) TRARA000 M780 T-TELLON CANARY.Tv Fo .HOUSES WANTED, ~ Asx FOR.es .; f a prin PEA = ee ; rebut te 577 Sherbrooke si.and be rewarded, 394 4 \"AAA ~~ AAAS ès 18 that does not reach mi The \u2018anisation Pommittee of the} | Toronto Produes Market, Tu a ANTAD_ A SKL¥ CONTAINED HOVER ON \"ALLAN s.3 with sy music and my pets aad my mo- Ceatral and Labor Council met |.ta.Ont, tth-Tre .(Eom pene 10d wm | ATTA NT.JAMES central 1e ji thor I am hatey.\u201d : oe last evening in the Marie Hall, ts quiet.wnat cars of new Radi Sal Los RR mea RT les et Se, Ba EE 20 an En nv \u2018Belfast Soda Water.\u2018 e.: , mr 4 - - - $ i - : .; \\ .OX = oo ; Cu 4 Fu J THE MONTREAL \"HARBOR WORKS.* GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS PORT MADE PUBLIC.RE- How the Conclusion That it Would be Inadvisable to Carry out Number Six Plan to Completion Was Arrived At.The Harbor Commissioners have at last received permission from the Government to make public the text of the report of the departmental engineers on the Montrea.harbor works, an abstract ot which was published in the \u201cStar\u201d a month ago.The report reads as fol- tows: + Ottawa, April 16th, 1895, To the Monorable J.A.Ouimet, Minister of Public Works: Sir \u2014lhe undersigned have the honor to state that, as instructed by your letter of the 28th January last, they have investigated the several matters re- terred to in a draft report to Council, dated the 18th November, 1894 (copy attended hereto), respecting projected harbor improvements at Montreal, and now bég to submit the following report on the subject : For the purposs of carrying out these improvements, the rbor Commissioners of Montreal ask that the Government should afford them such assistance as- will enable them to secure, in addition to the one million dollars which they are already authorized to raise, a further sum of three million dollars, the whole to bear interest at arate not greater than 81-2 per cent.The money to be applied as follows : (a) $2,000,000 for the execution of the plan known as No.6.which has already received the formal sanction of the Government, as far as the provisions of chapter 92 of the Revised Statutes of Cau- ada are concerned.(b) $1,000,000 to build an island basin at such place in the eastern end of the \u2018\u20actty as may, upon examination, be found most advantageous; and (c) 81,000,000 to complete the basin at Windmill Point and other parts of the barbor r not included in plan No.6.The Harbor Commissioners oifer as se- eurity for the loan, to be obtained on the credit of tha Government, the harbor debentures of Moertreal and its revenues, it being understood that no increase shail take place in charges upon the shipping and trade of the port The present debt is about $2.7:0.000; an average rate of 4 3-4 per vert.The y average annut:l surplus of revenue between 1839 and 18y4.both included was ebcut 838,500.This represents i terest at 3 1-2 percent.on.say, $1,675;- 000.It wili be observed, however, that the.above average includes the exceptionally bad year of 1834; it is fair to suppose that for the next five years the average surplus m ma be placed at, say.70,000, which would pay interest on a oan of $2,000,000.This, therefore,would seam to represent the maximum loan which could be safely made upon the security offered.The Harbor Commissioners, in urging \u201cthe expenditure of four millions, point out that no public funds have hitherto been appropriated to the port of Montreal, as at ot ints, although the business rensacte at Montreal consists very largely in the handling of goods < either shipped to or exported from the W, ey.therefore, consider that any \"expenditure which cannot be met hy théir own revenue e on the Dominion.In considering , the inanciall aspect of the case.it should be borne in mind thaï the one million dollar new loan already authorized has not yet been raised and must he included in any amount arranged for later.Also, thst an agreement exists between the Corporation of the city of Montreal and the Hepbor Commissioners.whereby the former contribute one million dollars towards {he works now in progress, which sum will be absorbed in work that will __mot augment the harbor accommodation, \u201cbut only protect the city against flood.The Harbor Commissioners have been prevented in carrying out the improvements decided upon, as rapidly as contemplated.About half of the guard pier is completed, and considerable dredging of the basin is done; the work on the wharves has not yet begun.The undersigned have heard a good deal of evidence bearing upon the question of the trade of Montreal, and after $ caretnl consideration of the matter, in all arings, are unanimous in makin \u201che following recommendations: Plan No.6 should first be proceed- od \u2018with, but, as above shown, the average surplus revenue for the immediate future would not warrant an expenditure of more than $2,000,000 and the plan, as originally designed, could not be completed for that sum.The guard pier, which is an essential feature jof the scheme, should first be completed; but the accommodation which the proposed wharves will give is proportionately greater than could be handled in a part of the city where the approaches are congested and where access by railways must always be difficult, and The undersigned therefore recommend \u2018that the Harbor Commissioners be requested to modify that part of plan No.6 involving the construction of wharves in such a manner as to give only one-half of the wharf frontage now proposed, and further that the question of building high level wharves reconsidered, as there appears to be little demand\u2019 for permanent sheds on the wharves in consequence of the proximity of the city ware- uses.These suggested modifications would ensure the completion of the improvements new begun, including the completion of the Windmill Point basin, within the amount which could raised upon the revenue of the harbor.Whether the aid given to the Montreal -Harbor Commissioners: for the above should be a direct loan, a purchase of bonds or a guarantee of interest, is a matter for Government consideration.£ n the above mentioned works are completed the harbor of Montreal a position to handle conveni- - ently the general traffic now in existence, as well as a somewhat increased traffic\" This central location will flways moat convenient for regular lines of ateamabi; small packages ps handling miscellaneous freight, but in conse- of access and of the difficult expense of ing will never encourage the growth of a traffic in coarse and bulk freights.: With the future increase of trade expected, War rovements on a larger scale timately provided at a point where Datta ge less congested, where it will be possible at a reasonable cost to connect the wharves with all the railway systems, as well as provide room for storage of heavy freight, lumber, cattle, grain, \u20ac eto.There be no question that the lo- eat best fulfill these conditions is the river nt w St.Mary's current, between Longue Pointe and Mais- onneuve.If the ratio of increase in trade of Montreal and of the Domin- ~\u20141on be anything like what is expected from these important branches of traffic it should not be more than seven or » olght years befors the Suggested exten- | eion of this harbor saalwrard and the ÿ :\u2026 Construction of a dry dock a ne- oessit v, and, in to have the works comple d ei time to meet the Tequire- > i without de ginni pg should made .The undersigned considered that in the [ eveñt of their construction the cost *.ehotild be borne by tbe Dominion Govern- Ea ment and the work placed under its control, not because L revanue of the harbor of Montreal would Srerant the | Commiseioners from undertaking them, but because the national importance of the trade to be providod for, warrants | the Government in assuming this as a Dominion hing Mont port for trans-ship- ment inland, an and t respectfully suggest that a Eur vey of the river and shore bo mads so that the and cheapest plan can be designed as a preliminary to this work of extension.The undersigned beg to express their thanks to the representatives of the shipping and railway interest connected with rt \u2018of Montreal for tbe.prompt ver u which they appeared before them gave the fullest information on the various important matters discussed; and they deaire to ex ross their obligations to the Harbor d their officers for the willing d they gave them throughout the progress of the investigation.In conclusion.the undersigned beg respectfully to state that the works recommended should be pushed forward as fast as ible in order to secure to the \u201d port ot ontreal a fair portion of the\u2018 westesn trade, and to prevent the further encroachments of rival routes, This can only be done by affording vessels the most ample means for economical handling and rapid despatch of freight both ways, and by the reduction to a minimum of all charges on vessels navigating the St.Lawrence rou Respectfully hited, (Signed), THOMAS MUNRO, LOUIS COSTE, , WM.P.ANDERSON.The Supplementary Report.Ottawa, 19th May, 1895.Sir\u2014In transmitting the enclosed joint report,on the Montreal harbor im- rovements, the undersigned have the onor to state further that in the event of tbe Government adopting the suggestions contained in that report, and making or guaranteeing alcan on the security of the harbor revenues, it is their opinion that such a loan should not excead two million dollars, and that the work to be done should be modified so as to reduce the total cost to that figure.This reduction can be accomplished as follows: Plan No.6, which involves: 1.The construction of a seven thousand feet in length from the Victoria Bridge to & point opposite the Long wharf, atso calle Victoria pi pier.\u2019 The construction of four high level wharves between the Lachine canal locks and the Victoria pier.3.The dredging of alarge area of the harbor between the guard wall and the existing channel.The construction of four low level wharves at Hochelaga should not be ceeded with as originally designed, should be ie as follows: roposed completion of guid wall Pabould only involve its ex- ension far enough up stream to ensure protection from ice shoves to the wharves at Windmill Point, it already effectually protects the city front from ice ing for commerce reac rd wali the shoves, This further extension can be done by depositing all the dredged material which cannot be utilized advantageously in ony other part of the ha bor.In amy case an openin of a considerable width should ott between the Victoria Bridge and; the upper end of the guard wall.The current through this opening will not be sufficient to inconvenience vessels, while it will certainly be a benefit to the harbor in a sanitary point of view.2 number of wharves to be constructed should be reduced to two, each about 1600 feet in length.These two wharves would provids ail the accommodation that can be utilized in tbat part part of the harbor where the approaches to the wharves are congested, where access by the Grand Trunk Railway and the Canadian Pacific Railway is difficult and where it is impossible for any other railway to obtain terminal facilities except at an enormous éxpen: These two wharves should be built at a more vertes ith the dino of the existing wharves projec .under plan No.8, and should only be constructed to the height required to meet the fluctuations of the St.Lawrence River during the time that the harbor of Montreal is opened to traffic.Permanent sheds on these wharves are not a necessity, owing to the close proximity of the city warehouses.3.The dredged area of the harbor to a maximum depth of 27 feet 6 inc at extreme low water should be limited under present expenditure to what is necessary to enable steamships to conveniently approach and leave the wharves \u2018and, to the removal of what is known as Molson's shoal, which lies between the Victoria pier and the St.Mary's current, and which is a great source of difficulty and danger to vessels leaving the harbor.dre materials should be utilized for t construction of the two wharves, only the surplus heing pl on the guard wall as stated above.4.The construction of wharves at Ho- chelaga should be discontinued, there being no necessity for further wharf accommodation in that Par of the harbor, especially in view of the proposed extension of the barbor eastward, mentioned in the latter part of the joint Rt these modifications are adopted the undersigned are of opinion that the sum of $2,000,000 will be more than sufficient to complete the whole of the work outlined above and also the dredging of the Windmill point basin to a depth of 27 fest over a width of 300 feet, as well as the construction of a wharf 1009 feet in length parallel to the exist- Windmill Point wharf on the south ou le of tbe channel to provide increased accommodation for the coal trade.We have the honor to be, sir, Your obedient servants, (Signed) LOUIS COSTE, WM.P.ANDERSON.The Hon.J .A.Ouimet, Minister of Public Works.OTHER ARRESTS MAY FOLLOW, cheno ca, of Lar Larocque, the us Bander , who was arrested the eo cheques and billbeads of \u2018prominent business men were found.Yesterday Larucque changed his plea of ss, So a sey ki Shas r-keeper Hank of Toronto, Montreal Draw was HID UNDER THE EXPRESS TRUCKS.The Grand Trunk ok Railway authorities have been comsiderabl anrioyed of late by tramps stealing rides ol senger and freight trains.Slany of thom L ara oa despsrate character, causing the codes a great of \u2018annoysnoe.On day di ht Special Constable Vileon auccce in arresting two men at Te Henri, oma Morgan and Don Chicago, as tbe in the act of hiding under the Fucks pri the western To-day they were fined $5 cach by Magistrate Le.fontaine.FOUGHT TH ON THE WHARF.A free Mee oh took pla: at act on Mon which resul arrest yi: sailors, n Soatt, Ÿ lan, Murphy and Griffin.The row started ame bythe b ey fore en ess Woouicy pre severe wounds received durin the Pepu Recordar $5 ct Een cb tbe work.with a view to iT I Pan 4 .{aus nsonve pssnevan) SONS.OF FIRE.| By MISS BRADDON, Author of \u201cLady Audiey's Secret,\u201c * The Fatal Three,\u201d * The Dey Will Come,\u201d \u201c The Doctor's Wife,\u201d *\u201c Thou Are.- the Man!\u201d &ec.CHAPTER VUI\u2014Conlinued.The Vicar had vanished, to resume the round of parish duties, quite content to leave his Bessie in comfortable quarters.The Roebucks were going, and the Morn- ingtons were following their example; but General Vincent had no \u2018objection to atop to tea'if his daughter and Miss Edgefield desired to do so.e was smoking a cheroot, comfortably seated in a sheltered part of the terrace\u2014a corper facing south, screened from east and north by an angle of the house, where the Mandarin-room qe Jected from the main building\u2014an was absorbed in a discussion of Indian legendary lore with Mr.Carew, who owned to some s knowledge of sanscrit, and had made astern fable and legend an especial stu .Suzette Ha or father stayed till nearly seven vu'clock, when Allan insisted on walking home with them, having suddenly discovered that he had had no walking that day.He had been cub- hunting from seven in the morning till nine; but he declared himself in nee of walking exercise.Lady Emily went with them to, the fate.and parted with Suzette as with a favorite of long standing.Allan was enraptured to see his mother\u2019s friendliness with the gir: he loved.and it was all he could do to re: strain his feelings during the walk to Marsh House.| erhaps it was only that ga teraper af hers, that readiness to Yeugh him and at all things in creation, Bh ion held him at à distance.He had made up his mind that she was to be his\u2014 at if she were to refuse him twenty times in twenty capricious moods of her light and airy temperament, there was somewhers in her nature a vein of serious feeling, and by that he would win her and hold her.You like Miss Vincent, mother?\" he asked, that cvening, when he was sitting with his father and mother in the Mandarin-room after dinner.The evening was warm to sultriness, and there were several casements open in t long window which filled .one end of the room; .a window with richly carved sashes and nels of cedar and lattice-work alternating with the glass.There was another window in the western wall, less elaborate\u2014a door-window -\u2014which formed the usual exit to the garden.This was closed, but not curtained.The large room was lighted only with shaded lamps, which lighted the tables and the spaces round them, but left the corners in shadow.Lady Emily was sitting at one of the tables, her fingers occupied with : large piece of work.which she carrie about with her wherever she went, and which, to the eye \u2018of the uninitiated, never appeared to make any appearance towards completion.It was destined eventually to cover the grand piano at Fendyke, and it was to be something very rare and precious in the way of embroidery : the basis a collec- tion-of Breton shawl-pattern handkerchiefs, overlaid by Lady Emily with embroidery in many-colored silks and Japanese gold thread.The piece of work was a devouring monster in the matter of silk.and Lady Emily was always telling her friends the number of skeins which were uired for its sustenance, and the cost the gold thread which made 50 faint an effect in the Oriental labyrinth of palms sprigs and arabes: ues and medallions.\u201cI'm afraid I shall never live to finish it.\u201d lady Emily would conclude with sigh.tbr throwing herself back in ker chair hour's steadfast labor, her eyes.fized.in a kind of ecstacy uj the little corner of palm which s d encrusted with satin stitch and gold; \u201cbut if 1 do, I really think it will repay me for all my trouble.To-night her mind was divided between Her em roidery and an cthree-cornered c¢ meekly threading her needles while he tried to get her to talk of Suzette.are fat x was seated almost out of ears ot.a at a table near the open win- t \u201cNineteenth Cen- far byt the light of a shaded lam which shone full upon his lowered eyeli and on the thoughtful brow and sensitive mouth, as he sat in a reposeful attitude in: the low, deep \u20ac chair.\u201cDo I like Miss Vincent?\" remarked Lady Emily, when she had turned a critical corner in the leafy edging scroll.\u201cI wonder how often you will make me her'a very\u2014no, Allan, the light peacock,please-not that k shade\u2014very sweet girl\u2014bright, un- affoted exquisitely lovely,\u201d i d \u201c exquisitely lovely,\u201d interjecte Jer son, 4 son, he he handed Yer the needie- A there you exaggerate awfully.She is certain] J pretty girl; but her nose is\u2014well, 1 ly know how to describe it; but there is a fault somewhere ify thé nose, and her mouth might be smaller; but, on thé other hand, she has fine eyes.Her manners are really charming\u2014that preity little Parisian air which .is so fascinating in a high-bred Parisian.But, oh, Allan! can you really mean to marry.her?\u201d : really mean to try my hardest to achieve that Tao EE and I shall think myself the iest man in Wiltshire, or in, England, or in Europe, if I suc- ces \u201cBut, Allan, have you reflected seri- .She tells ine that abe is a Ro- : man Catholic.\u201d + \u201cIf she wero a F ire-worshipper, I would run the risk of failure in convertin her to Christianity.If she wera a Buddhis inclined to embrace the tai si Gustama; but since she is conformer to à more ancient form of the religion of of which-you and I are followers, don\u2019t see why her creed should be a stumbling block to my bliss.\u201d La shook her bead sagely, and breathed a profound sigh.\u201cDifferences of religion are so apt to make unhappiness in married life.\" \u201cI am not religious enough to distress myself because my wife believes in some things that \u2018are incredible\u2014to me.\u2014 We both follow the same Master, both es in Purgatory.Think how inconsistent your idea of the future must be Allan did not purme the argument, He was in which od oe talking of h wilo-thoir future, their very bopes of with t thought of his father\u2019s married seen it ever since he was old be ann to observe or Lideratand \u2018the life hat bio £3 li bold ino vhings hed © 5 ana ov: re had been that Yai à be; end fe a8 link chief point * Fe had been rom the.life of yonder palo student, musing over a dozen pi ern me that \u20ac sali fg rey CTT ran Ure, a) air as en ot the in at one end of the: on Tock Allan Slance.father or book, the other bent over her work.he face was the face Mru Wor- noue; and Mrs.Wornock must be some here between the terrace\u2019 gates, There was no moon, but the night was clear, and the sky was full of stars.Allan went swiftly round the an lo 6f the house to terrace outside the large window; but the figure that he had seen from within was no longer station- red outside the window.terrace was empty.Le vont round to the front | of the the carriage drive wound with \"sg otis curve to the gates, between shrubberies of laurel l and arbutus, cypress and deodars Yes, the figure he bad expected to see vanished round the curve the drive as he drew near the poreh, a slender figure in dark raiment, with something white about the bead and shoulders.He ran slong.the rive, « and reached the gate just, - see Mrs.Wornock\u2019s rougham standing i in the road, at adis- tance of about fifty yards, and to seo Mrs.Wornock open the door and ste Another moment and the carriage away.\u2018Allan had ho Jount as to the motive of this conduct.She had come by stealth to look ypon the face of the man whom she had\u2019 refused to meet: in the beaten way of friendship.ove CHAPTER IX.\u2014SO GREW MY OWN SMALL LIFE COMPLETE After the incident of that September night, there was no longer the shadow of doubt in \u20188s mind as to the relations between his father and the lady of Discombe Manor.That they bad known each other and loved each other in their youth he was now fully convine- ed.\u2018This last strange act of Mrs.Wor- nock's was to mind the strongest Jink in the chain of evidence.Whatever the relations between them had been, foved or innocent\u2014and fondly as he oved his father, he feared there had been gui ilt in that association\u2014it was his duty prevent any meeting between them, lest the mere sight of that e, spirit- of expression, should re-awaken in his father\u2019s breast some faint ghost of the passion that had lived and died a quar- er of a century ago.Nor did his respect.for honest-minded, trustful- hearted mother rmit him to tolerate the idea of friendly intercourse between r and this mysterious rival from the shadow-land of vanished years.He took care, therefore, to discoutage any idea of visiting the Manor; and carefully avoided any further talk of Mrs.Wornock, lest his father's closer questioning should bring about the disclosure of her identit His father's manner, when.the ! y was first discussed, had shown him very clearly that the description of her gifts and fancies coincidéd with the memory of someone known in tbe past; but it had been also clear that neither the name of Wornock, nor the lady's position at Dis- combe, had any association for Mr.Ca- rew.If be had known and loved her in the past, he had known and loved her before she married old Geoffrey Wor- noc His anxiccy upon his father\u2019s eccount was speedily set at rest\u2014for r.Ca- rew\u2014aîter exploring his son's small end strictly opr library, where amon TOWER dsomely bound standar works, there were practically no books which appealed to the scholar's taste\u2014 soon wearied of unstudious ease, and announced a stern necessity for going to London, where a certain defunct Hebrew scholar's library, at \u2018and ecclesiastical, was to be sol odgson's.He would put up for a pA days at the old-fashioned botel which he had used since was an undergraduate, potter about among the book shops, look up 4 some references he wanted, in the Museum reading room, and meet his wife at Lady or street on her way home; mily, absorbed in Der son and bee o's love affair, agreed most amiably to this arfangeme: elegraph yout day and hour for returning.when.you have.bought all t books you want,\u201d she said.\u201cI'm afrai you spend more money on those dreadful old books, which nobody in Suffolk cares a straw about, than I do on my farm, which, people come to see from far and \u201cAnd a great nuisance your admirers are, Emily.I am very lad the Suffolk people are no bosk-lovers; and I hope you never hint to anybody that my books are worth seeing.\u2019 \u201c1 could not say anything so untrue.Your shelves are full of horrors.Now Allan\u2019s library bere is reall \u2014\"\u2018Blackwood\u2019s Magazine,\u201d from t ginning, Macaulay, Scott: Dickens, Thackeray, Julwer, Lever, Marryat\u2014and all of them so handsomely bound! 1 think my brother showed excellent taste in literature, though I doubt if he ever read much.But as you seem happier in your library than anywhere else, suppose one must forgive you for spending a fortune on books that don\u2019t interest anybody else.And one can't bel being a little bit proud of your scholarship.And so they kissed and parted,with the unimpassionate kiss of marris, which has never meant more than affectionate friendship.Lady Emily stood at the hall door while her husband drove off to the station, and then turned gaily to her son, and mea I 1 \u201cNow, an, am yours to Let me see as much as possible of \"that sweet young thing you are in love wi Shall we go and call on her this oho noon?She has a white cat which may some day provide ber with kittens to distribute among ber friends, and, if mo, I am to have one to bring up by hand as did Snowdrop.You remember Snow- llan kissed his mother before he answered, but not for Snowdrop's sake.\u201cI have a Vi recollection of something White and fluffy hangin, ing de to, ve skirt of your gown, that I use es you were borrid.You very nearly Pir him.Shall we got Pleass, please.please, mother dearest.instant.o'clock.We a ANTE got Be ere at half-pest, and if we loiter looking at white kittens, or the mother of the potential kittens, till half-past four, she*will give us tea, an can make an af of it.\u201d Wo Hadn't ti better put on a bonnet, Allan?\u201d 0 in trea ightest pier Ein Rs our hat, \u201cher et oe her as pour ghter.Do you know, mother, lad you never honored me with a sister., Allant\u201d Because, if I marry Suzette, she will be your only daughters fio one to be jealous of her, in Suffolk or ra.\u2019 rat 3 Soolish fancy! Well, daughter 48 soon as you .ie getting d, Allan, and your father's seolu habits leave me very often alone.books are more his companions than I am\u2014- mol: but you know how he loves you, * inte d Allan.Per were on their way to the gate by this time, Lady hat ben going Lan So waco ok abou ardens a and mes- msn the mom ing.Rina twirling his od Fin.at her links not gone to Discom es: he is fond of me, 1 believe, in his own way.T never was a better Emily answered,t ht- put 1 Jno.Allan! I know!\u201d of pat.met that 1 was not his first love phat I was, only 8 pis ailer the, t there \u2018wanting in his life, and al- at roams till the and.X should brood over \u2018it all, very Allan, od Aes à by hose Wis ual face with its singular youthfulness.There will be.Emily in Jer travelling- as she had IT he Long rs _ MARY B.WILKINS anû JOSEPH KE.CHAMBERLIN.(Copyrioht, 1995, by Fring Recellor.y CHAPTER IV.\u2014THE BOX OF CLUES.(The pages which follow are from Miss Fairbqnks\u2019' journal, begun after the conclusion of the notes already given to the reader.) Wednesday night.\u2014I have resolved to record carefully each day the progress I make in my examiriation of thé house.I began to-day at the bottom\u2014that js, with the room least likely to contain any clue, the parlor.I took a chalk line and a yard stick, and divided the floor into square yards, and every one of these squares I examined on my hands and knees.I found in this way literally nothing on the carpet but dust, lint, two white pins end three inches of blue sewing silk.At last I got tha dust- and brush, and yard by yard swept the floor.I took the sweepings in a white pasteboard bo: out into the strong sunligbt, and examine here was nothing but dust and lint and fin inches of brown woolen thread\u2014evidently a raveling from some dress material.The blue silk and the brown thread are the only possible clues which I have found to-day, and they are hardly possible.Rufus\u2019 wife can probably account for them.I have written her about them.y has come to the house all day.I i ory fom to the store this afternoon to get some necessary provisions, and ple stopped talking when I came in.The clerk took my mone as | if it were poison.Thursday night\u2014To-day I have searched the siiting-room, out of which my father\u2019s bed-room opens.1 found two bloody footprints on the carpet which no one has noticed before\u2014perhaps be- birt in the \u201cI'M BEYOND BEING NERVOUS,\u201d SAID L cause the carpet itself gs red and white.I used a microscope which I bad in my school work.The foot 45, which are close to the bed-room door, y qinting out into the sitting-room, are h from the right foot; one is \u201cbrighter Ban the ot r, but both are fs The foot was evidently either bare or clad only in a stocking\u2014the prints are so widely spread.They are wider than my fatber\u2019s shoes.tried one in the brightest print.ut found nothing else new in the sit- room.The blood stains on the doors i A have been already noted are still there.They had not been washed sway, first, first, BF ord order of of the sheriff.1 pass, Pd one one.looks as iF a made by a blocdy ar ment brushing egainat, | its the ot ee should say br 4 the rasp Dot.a sde ja head, re Place hod over with a \u20ac none of these marks upoi ing into the front a and the china closet.The china closet is really a try, although L used it only for my prese: Frida ht.e Today I searched the closet.y oe! of the shelves, which is about as high as my shoulders, was bloodstained.It looked to me.as if the murderer might have caught \u201chold of it to steady himself.Did he turn faint, after his dreadful deed?Some tumblers of jelly were ranged on that shelf and they had not been disturbed.There was only that bloody clutch on the edge.I found on this oloset door, under the shelves, as if it had been rolled there by a careless foot, a button, evidently from a man\u2019s clothing.It is an ordinary black-enamelled metal trousers button; it had evidently been worn off an clumsily sewn on again, for a quantity \u201cMY NAME IS DIX-FRANCIS DIX.\" - of stout white thread is still a to It.This buiton must have be) either 8 single man or fo ons with an idle wife.If one black button has been sewn on with white thread another is likely to I may be wrong, but I regard this button as a ole rough y M was swep Rufus\u2019 wile the day either my father nor dropped Lt there, and occasion to go to the murderer dropped the I bas hite | box_which 4 ve 8w du ve, it I have the button.pot afternoon Phosbe Dole came in.She is very kind.the dyed silk, and sbe fit it Fra be great s shears, bears, clicking in in my ears, made di feel-like stop bad es id the 1 aot the ot 1 dia not om ¢ mn, speak.of it.Maria was not ærtve a .muar- dérer.looked at those an the én- try .the brightest said 1 she did sce how they ould he help, for there wore no, Male» fin hink t y ou make large leather allet.Pest] in from Saturday.\u2014T To-day have found.thing dr I cannot understand.I ve been at work in the room where a father came to strange discovery My father, \"while he carried.little his person, was in the babit the \u2018ten coping ; house ; there is ne gpank within miles.However, was wary; he bad a hiding-place which he had revealed to no one but myself., had a small stand in his room of his bed.\u2018Under this stand, or rather under the top of it, he had tacked a \u2018In this he kept all spare money.I! remember how bis eyes twinkled when he showed it to meThe average mind thinks things have either got to be in or on,\u201d said my father.\u201cThey don't consider there's ways of getting around gravitation and calculation.\u201d searching my father\u2019s room 1 called to mind that saying of his, and his peculiar system of concealing, and then I made my discovery.I have argued that in a search of this kind I ought not only to search for hidden traces of the crimin- aL pu for everything which had been for reason concealed.poometbing which my father himself has from his past history n may furnish a motive for some one \"The money in the \u2018wallet under the table, some $500, had been removed and deposited in the bank.Nothing more was to be found there.I examined the bottom of the bureau, and the undersides of the chair seats.There are two chairs in the room, besides the cushioned rocker\u2014green-painted wooden chairs, with flag seats.1 found nothing under the seats.Then I turned each of the green chairs | completely over, and examined the bottoms of the legs.My heart lea when I found a bit of leather nicely tacked over one.I got the tack er and drew the tacks.\u201d The chair leg had been hollowed out, and for an inch the hole was packed tight with cotton.I an picking out the cotton, and soon 1 felt D metking hard.It proved to be an old- fashioned gold band, quite wide and , heavy, like a wedding Ting.1 took it over to the window and found this inscription on the inside : \u201cLet love abide forever.\" There were two dates\u2014 one in August, forty years ago, and the other in August of this present year.1 think the ring has never been while the first part of the'insoription perfectly clear Ft looks old, and t.be Last 18 evidently freshly cut.his could \u2018not have been m Mother's 8 ring.She had anly her wed rin, that was buried with her.1 thik my father must have treasured wu ring for ; but whyt What mean f can paraly ba à clue; this mean WE to the discovery of a motive, but I will put it in the box with the rest.Sunday night.\u2014To-day, of course, I did not pursue my search.I did not go to church.I could not face old friends that could not face me.imes I think that everybody in my native vi e Jieves in - in my guilt, What must | Pare n in m Bene meanor al\u2019 ny life ¥ 1 have doa ea self in discover and tried to the pines of evil that they must ho is\u2019 afternoon.about 3 Ook the ur when 6 bere bave their Sunday dinner, the there was a knock on the nort.I answered it strange young man stood there with a Jar Fa ok ered arm.He ace thin clea with a clerical air.I have à work here to to which I would like to call your attention,\u201d he beg wares upon tht Bis mouth twitched a a Mecs \u201cIt's a il yclopaedia,\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t £ think I care \u201cto take it,\u201d said You are Miss Sarah Fairbanks, I be- \u201cThat _is my name,\u201d I replisd, stiffly.\u2019 \u201cMr.Henry El is.of Digby, sent me here.\u201d 2e sak ssid next.\u201cMy name is Dix \u201cThen © I Knew that be was Henry's cous- Boston\u2014the detective oho had to my e \u201cYou are very kind come,\u201d say.\u201cI am very selfish, not kind,\u201d he returned, \u201cbat you bad better let me come in, or my chance of success in my book agency is lost, if the pei phors see me trying to sell it on & Sun d, Miss Fa this is 2 a b bona fide agency.I shall canvass the to He came in.I showed him all this that I have written, and he read it carefully.When he had finished he sat still for 8 oe time, with his face peculiar meditative fashion three da.at the most,\u201d said he he finally, with a sudden clearing of his face and a flash of his eyes at me.\u201c1 ha lanned for threes years, per- ha L Etes ou we'll do it in threes days,\u201d he re ed.* re can I get board while canvass for this remarkable and armf Sant interesting book under Joy i there Do you think the two rene makers next door, Phoebe Dole and the other ome, take me inf\u2019 1 said.the had never taken boarders.\u201cWell, 1 goon over and inquire,\u201d ssid Mr.Di, had gone, with his book under his arm, ost before I knew it Never have I seen any bos act with the strange, noiseless soft speed that this man Can prove me cent in three days?He must have succeeded in potting board at Phoebe Dole\u2019s, for go past to meeting with her this evening.I feel sure -will be over very early to-morrow Morning.(To be continued.) MORRIN COLLEGE, - QUEBEC, P.Q.The Session of 1895.96 Of MORRIN COLLEGE will begin on MONDAY, September 3oth The Examisatien for Matriculation witli commence september 26th, at 8 a.m.This Institution, w) is affiliated to Mo(lill University in Arts, bas been seorZanized and fully equipped for the Course of Study prescribed by the University for the Degree of B.A Eight 8chol arshipe have Region established, four of the value of Fifty Dollars each, aud four of Twenty-Five Dollars oh to awsrded to Matriculaots the Ordinary Examinations under tho conditions set forth in the Calendar.- Calendars and all necessary information may be had em application to Professor ee College Court, Quebec, July 9, 1895.tra.(Bignod) A.EE.COOK, Becretary Board of Goreraors.For the board ana education of young ladies.Session oa lah September, 1886.ing to ouch, an rovision made for their physical, mental mo dove opment.have lates vo by bo bot water.a oi irculars address, REV.DR.WARDEN, .Box 1169 Post Office, Montreal, CoS COLLEGE ee heated KINGSTON LADIES\u201d COLLEGE OTTAWA, Ont.limited, so that special individual actontion may be given rful home life, 181 26 *\u201c Closeburn,\u201d Kingston.ares Beptember 14th.Full staff of University opel cl attention pren given to students tudents provacing for \u201cABBE mantel rem The deal Department is in charge of ARYEUR FIsHER, EsQ., Mus.Bac.À.C.Students received at any time and fees charged from date of entr eptrance.a ve u os, ny à prospectus Ré ES © 18h Francis Collège and Schoo RICHMOND, QUE, Re-open in thelr, forty.-first year \u2018The course Colles arora the 2 ret and of fine ries course of McGill Universi classes in all grades 0 ork Lino \u2018The oal holds work, including Macrculation | in Arts, La plied Boience, to which particular Siinailon ls gives courses are are also offs red in commercial and oor the preparation of candidates for teachars\u201d institution, which is very favorably situated, is nom and all of its classes are opan to h sexes Fees for non-residents, $25.00 per auto bot Board 00 a woek.For turther particulars address J.A.DRESSER, B.A., Principal.164 3mos od ° BERTHIER GRAMMAR SCHOOL Re-opens Sept.11th Prox.A first-class boarding school, iding comfortable home careful individual su jon and \u2018help with training\u2014fitting.young men for the uni Un al department or for com French and ji dy © speual attention.Four resident masters na -peoossary.For par- © rt REV.ER.D.MILLS, M.A.184 tt BEUTHIEL-EN-HAUT, P.Q.THE HIGH SCHOOL, - Bt Johns, P.Q.| MR.MAX LIEBICH \u2019 Fill oon continue to receive boarders at his private ate residence w li have all the advantages o life wi e with cafeful in ondividual tuition.Special attention 10 Bb.School re-opers Bept.4th.aspect: on n.SUMMER RESORTS.GASPE BASIN The Faverite pet for Health and Sport.A CHARMING RESORT FOR SPORTSMEN AND PLEASURE SEEKERS.The vicinity affords Beautiful Scenery, fine Bea aad ing.Guests tuesta Dave the priviieue salmon and t fishing in BAKER'S HOTRE (OPENED JUNE ist), so long And favorably, known, 2! ra \u201cfirat-class accomme- for tourists, wi (5 ail tbe comforts of home.ere ni your plans for your summer outing, be sure to write for terms and other Tr dorrustion to 114 3mos BAKER'S NO!ZL, Gaspe.Que, ABENAKIS HOUSE ABENAKES SPRINGS, QUR.Now open for the sense ing by rail to Borel connect with parties com can or and Fridays, 5 wd on Baturday at pm.* G2xD ro 1 D Rates RBASONABLE.Wotan RUFUS G.KINIPTON.{Proprister.COMMERCIAL HOTEL FRASERVILLE, P.Q.This hotel ander new INSTANTANEOUS RELIEF ros DISTRESS AFTER EATING, HEARTBURN, FLATULENCY, SOUR STOMACH ts touna 1a IT CURES ALL FORMS OF indigestion A TEST PROVES IT THE BREST, K.D.C.Pills sure Constipation.: MoslBBOK DAVIOSON & HOGLE| A dvocates, L veu restored Ant vor two guests.Re usily 4 or ng high pi tel will find, this establish pat thor thorns o comfortable.8 or travellsry and dren will attention.may bo secured in advance latter or telegram.Terms J.P.DER » Propristor & Manager.1143mo eoû MOUNTAIN VIEW.A pew and commodions farm houss on {he shores of Easy distance red EEE Sail 0008 & dag.Telephone in the : For terms address A.AVENUE HOUSE, Peaks Island, Portland Harber, Me, M.C.STERLING, are\" hat aie Go.Came, corrspondonce THE GROVE, BEACONSFIELD, Has several rooms vacant this week Cam accomme- dste all comers.F.UPTON, Propricter.= 180 6 CASCO BAY HOUSE, Lens Esiand, Portland Harbor, Rocky bh ds and boating and fishing: home comforts; al retrent & sommer's outing.pen J une 15th, 1685, Rates 67.00 wo $10.00 por woek.Ad: 153 53 CHARLES E.CUSHING.SUMMER BOARD.ALPINE OUAK.(Gotham, N.situntéd of to Mt W po Vite mn Mu and protte places in in the\u201d hite Duar supplied with as provi spring wate { for circulars, 160 36 EE ».x ATRATTON, Proprietor.- PARE HO HOUSE, MAGOG, Que: A fine summer resort, i sr Bah, moins ELC Merephretungou: geod good oat Jl ni, ci ai good livery.Apply for rates.EE les: 18354 CANADA MOTEL, Rigaud, Que.Hwsort, « good | honting, shing, hunting driving; prer moustain: see acoommodaiion; good oat ahd tral train sery fie prop I reves 113 3 mos \"OLIVIER MONT, Prep.-e i + Le RAR YRS nT ST ES mies TUR me \u2014 THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR-WEDNESDAY-AUGUST 7-189, mens < \u2018 i | te 4 _ > aT Pomme = mes re from peculisr point of view, not abers se * ; tending the.athe Chicago : \u2018 \\ The Daily Star.TEFEN FRANCES FORCES | SÉRR ES yp pRESH ATR BUND] ~ mare os pes At SANG PUR pr SETTLE] IN mADAGASCAR.EE REE HY - CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.= - a ne now as | o win ios {rom Englanc \u2014_\u2014 & CO.Proprietors.of mo particular.assistance to the | | ce Parliamentary tactics, and it is deemed OPENING OF THE HOME.GRABAM = on peinte Annexation propegends; but ses PTT 5 ee physical See ar upon is ruis au Co oO CP Moonlight , hardly good tactics for him to at-, DISEASE HAS TAKEN A FIRM in one mud effort vin Daur Bram is is sent to toe, ptt of the States or Can a $1.00 for six mouths, A Roa for foes ot Eagan We believe the cirouletion 5 f THR STAR ox- ecole Lie combined issue of ail the other English mewopapers publishes.Tal We city of Moul a Agents for Frenc Mayence, Favro & ha Rue Uore 18, l\u2019aris, France.line la Grange, CIRCULATION \u2014oFr THE\u2014 Daily and Weekly Star FOB WEEK ENDING AUGUST 3, 1805.Monday .cccocniierirarainnmnranesnssneees 40,641 Tuesday.ausu0s vavcce savausenssc ces 40,743 Wednesday 0.120ceseecssooss\u2026es 41,048 Thursday.vscocossesessns «exo 41,120 Friday.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026cocccscesscses + Saturday.avsvesseasanence er 249,027 Present Average: DAILY, For Week ending Auy.3.WEEKLY STAR Last Week 41,505 71,218 12,123 From the above figures are ex- oluded several thousand short subscriptions regarded as more or less ephemeral.Average Circulation of the STAR Last Week WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1895.MR.GREENWAYS CHANCE One of the Liberal policies for the cet- tiement of the Manitoba matter is to withdraw the \u201cremedial order\u201d andlet the minority appeal to the Greenway Government for justice.It is only fair to say that this is not knowe.to be Mr.Mr.policy ; but it appears to be the policy of the Toronto Globe.And in so far as it \u201c amplies that the best settlement of this question is probably a compromise, it 1s a good policy.But just why the \u2018\u2019reme- dias order\u201d must be withdrawn and the minority must make a formal ap- pea: before the Manitoba Government can do \u201cjustice,\u201d is mot clear.As 8 matter of fact, the Manitoba Government taced that condition of things several years ago.There was then no \u2018\u2018remedial order.\u201d The minority were then appealing for justice.They then received the present law, which the Privy Coun- cut declares to be unjust * Exactly,\u201d the Gl:be might re ply.\u201cThat was the result then; but & new conditioa has been created to-day by this very decision of the Privy Council.Let the Manitoba Governmen\u2019 see what it can do now.\u201d By all means! And who hinders them?What, pray.\u2018larte\u2019s policy.nor yet Laurier\u2019s ls the remedia order but a declaration | t on the part of the Dominion Governm that it practically accepls the decision ot the Privy Council, and then passes the whole thing on to the Manitoba Government ¥ There they have it\u2014t'e new condition in its entirety.There is, first, the stateme at of the Privy Council that an injustice exists; and theré is, secondly, the statement of the Dominion Government that if no one else will do justice in the matter, it will.The Manitoba Government could not be better informed of the conditions that surround it.The remediai ordet gives it its sole excuse for re-opening the question.For the Dominion Government to withdraw the remedial order would be, for itself, a declaration that it proposed to let an injustice continue, and, for Mr, Greenway.the loss of the best reason he can.give bis people for amending the law.It is easy to see why Sir Mackenzie Bowell might object to carrying the odium attaching in some parts of the country to the remedial order; but why Mr.Greenway should object to having this odium borne by someone else is a mystery.\u2019 Mr.Greenway's opportunity is a magnificent one.He can proposs a reasonable compromise which will very probably pleases the extremists on neither side, but which will take the wind out of the sails of popular agitation on both sides, will remove this exceedingly dangerous question from our politics, and will disappoint the whole crew of scheming politicians, Confederation- smashers and Annexatiodists who hope to make capital out of the country\u2019s THE LUNDY'S LANR AFFAIR.An med correspondent, signing himself \u2018\u2018 Loyalist,\u201d comes to the defence of the universal practice of per- potuating tho memory of past heroism jo marble and bromse.It reads like a defence of the contention that a cir- clo is circular.It ie difficult to see bow a critic of ths system could gain | à foothold from which to utter s sen- tanes.Fa fact, it would appear from the instanos quoted by our ndent that the only critioism com tention to this fact.Canadians are not moved by ** unalaked hats ** in.honoring the man who have died to \u201c keep the flag a-flying.They are moved by patriotism by common gratituds, by the same feeling that.reared the monument at Bunker Hill.Mr.J.W.Bengough puts the matter very well in the opening stanza of & recent poem on Lundy's Lage: ot with vain swagger of mere soldler pride \u2018ould we affront this age of peaceful fe; xe to forget heroic men who dled t we might live the srander, larger life\u2014 - To (leave thelr gravea unmarked.unsancti- \u201cWhe cowardice to ingratitude allied, L'en à day with communplaces rife And there is more than that in it.Just such men as Mr.Goldwin Smith oompel us to do some fighting in favor of British connection.We, who are content with the \u2018status quo\u201d are not the men who raise the question.The firing has been begun by the Annexa- tionist purty\u2014if a few clever writers outside the circle of practical politics can be called a \u201cparty.\u201d Naturally, we reply.Naturally, too, we comnmend the example of dead patriots to the men of to-day.Hence, for any {luvor of anti- American feeling that may be heard \u2018upon such an gceasion as the unveiling of the Lundy's Lane monument, Mr.Gold win Smith and his fellow-workers are entirely responsible.They insist upen kecping the United States before us\u2014 without the consent of that country, be it remembered\u2014as a practical enemy of the maintainance of British institutions on this continent.They revive daily the issue of Lundy's Lane.They are re- fighting that battle, so far as the miserable handful of them can.They are the men who are responsible for any ill-feel: ing that arises over the affair.Probably they are prepared to face that re- spousibility as a part of the price to bo paid for securing to this ccuntry \u201cthe boon of membership in the American union.\u201d Very well, then, let them face it; and not seck to attach the blame in the case to our purely defensive campaign.GENERAL ALGER HERE.An Interview with the Ex-Governor of Michigan.General Russell A.Alger, ex-Governor of Michigan, arrived at the Windsor Hotel last evening._lor many years Gen.Alger has we upied a prominent place in Luth state und national.poli- tica.During the Yar of the Hebellion he was one of the first men in bisstaie to come forward against the Rebellion: of the South.At the head of the Michigan Volunteers his record is well pown.From 1885 to 1887 Gepersl Alger was Governor of the State.In 1888 he was also a candidate for President, but was, however, defeated for the nomination.In conversation last evening respecting the prospective Republican candidates for the presidency in 1496, General Alger named over a half dozen likely men, among \u2018them Gover- por McKinley, Senator Allison, , Hon.Thomas , Governor Morton and ex-President Harrison.Mis favorite candidate seems to be ex-Speaker teed, of Maine, whom he considers the blest man in the Republican party to-day.In, answer to a direct question as to whether he was a candidate himself for the honor, be stated that he was not, though in the same breath he intimated that be would take it if it came his way.Governor Alger is a man of large wealth, a vast portion of which bas mado in.the lumber business.He owns large timber tracts in Canada, and these, he says, are what brought him to Canada.He is-accompanied by Mrs.and Miss Alger.C, P.R.SURVEYING Sir W.C.Van Horne's Statement Regarding British Columbia Operations.ening of a telegram from Mont- that appeared in a Toronto paper.stating \u2018that it is understood that the dian Pacific Ry.his a coupls of surveying parties at work jus\u2019 now in sections of the Crow's Nest Pass, British Columbia, but it cannot be learned if it is the intontion of the company to begin operations on this line in the Dear future.\u201d Sir W.Van Horne scid: \u201cWe have been doing \u2018exploratory work in British Columbia for a number of years k, with a view to ascertaining tbe possibilities of railway construction in he different sections, so that when tho ime comes for moving in such matters, ve may know what we are doing.Such work of this character as is now going on has no reference to any particular or immediate plans relating to ccnstruc- tion.\u201d A po ~~\u201d THE WAR OF 1812.To the Editor of the Star.Sir,\u20141 read your article a few days on Lundy's Lane and the speech Pade by oe.T.Denison in unveiling the monument.Some of the Ontario news rs have since been attacking Col.nison for one reference in his address, Damely.JThere he objected to Prof.Goldwin Smith\u2019s ition to the monument.Prof.Smith.it seems, is opposed to these national memorisls of war of 1812, a thinks they should all be mode landmarks of international brotherhood by recording the memory of the defeated as well as the victors.Col.Denison pointed out in a very moderate 8 h that this [dea was Smith, who de- poculiar to Prof.nounced the Lundy\u2019s Lane project as \u201cthe meanness of unslaked hatred,\u201d and that all nations fortunate enough to reserve their independence by the galant deeds of their | forefathers had com- memoratod these victaries in monumeuts.The Toronto \u201clobe\u201d Ps come to Prof.Smith's rescue by stat.that his proposition for an international i of a national monument is quite in order, seeing that Quebec honors the memory of both Montcalm and Wolfe.Any unbiased person must ses that both Prof.Smith and the \u201cGlobe\u201d are on the wrong | tack, and that Col.Denison is perfectly justified in his contention.The memorial is « Pocis that the French and English \u2018Are now under rule, and the dants of the two conte parties on the Plains of Abrabam have buried the hatchet a ter a fashion perfectly satisfactory to all upholders Brit institutions.If Uncle Sam wi settls on same he goes on celebrating, as he has portant right to do, the { wh * licked the Britishers' inthe | to stay their power.\u201cHOLD ON THEM.Bad Arrangements For Reception \u2018and Housing of Troops-\u2014Medical Supplies Came Late \u2014 Transport Ships Were Over Crowded.London, August 7.~Strange reports | come from Madagascar of ths campaign the French are carrying on there.While they have reached to a point near Antananarivo, the capital, without serious fighting, the elimatic conditions and defective medical transport and commis sariat arrangements have played havos.When the expedition left France several authorities said that the greatest enemy the soldiers would have to fight would be, not the insurgent Madagascans, but \u2018Generals Forest and lever.\u201d According to the latest reports from Madagascar which have appeared in the Paris, pars, that has been precisely the The trail of the Army of the Republic has been marked by a long list of deaths occasioned by meningitis, dysentery, typhoid and bronchitis.The trouble began at the very outset.for ths transport ships were horribly overcrowded dnd not in good sanitary condition.On the transport Stamboul disease and sickness gained such hecdway that before Madagascar was reached twenty-one of the soldiers had died of meningitis.There was almost as great fatality aboard the other vessels of the leet.Man after man succumbed to the insufficient accommodations and the lack of provision for even ordinary comfort.Nevertheless, once on Madagascan soil, a far worse state of things developed, The transports were unloaded and the men put on shore, and then it was found that absolutely no preparations had been made to receive them.No huts had been built, and there were no engineers on the ground to provide for and establish sanitary regulations, and to mark out a military town that should be at least healthy.The garrison of Majunga, on the west coast, where the troops were disembarked, had done absolutely nothing in the matter.The thousands of newly arrived soldiers found it necessary to camp on the ground night after night under the insufficient protection of hastily let up tents, which afforded as little ief in the hot sun as they did after provisions unloaded and, pink u by the Commissary Department had to be left unsheltered for a period of at least a fortnight, and the great heat of the climate spoiled by far the greater part of them.Another furious mistake was that of carrying all the medicines in one df the transport ships.This ship was delayed on her course and was one of the last to land.By the time sne had arrived the most of the troops had disembarked and had been for days without any \u2018medival remedies whatéver.The heat, the rains, the absolute lack of medizine and the meagre supply of doctors \u2014 for.strangely enough, he Frenck.Government does not seem to have been alive to the possibilities of di The ti who preserv.rule ns New York, August îi\u2014 conven tion Beal pada.re wuld ua Col Desioog in connection with (bo pou Irish move- i ; he acoom- Smtempiitte sowardice.\u201d Teil un.i.pliching of ot ol the liberadlon of of Ireland.by ; .beld in Chicago riety in E'parties (as nes Youn, Men's Christian at Lundy's T.ané thé other day) Association, on x\u201c ie 26.tog The movement bas been adore by Lrish stionalists and the font ibarnfans.Twot fac hers Miguilied thois ak hs patch and when The man went aw£y mut-' to drive England \u2018 to the wi FULL OF MUF MURDERERS.There are Forty or or Fifty in Fort Smith Gaol.St.Loüls, Aten | 1.T=Judge P.C, Parker, of Fort Smith, Ark., has just left here for bis home in tbe State In which his judicial headquarters are established, and will at once re-convene court.One of the.first judicial acts he will perform will bs bo to have the Grand Jury allo toxether for purpose 0 ving Cherokee Bill indieted for the murder of Gaol Guard Keating, who was shot on Friday night of lust week.Apropos of the matter, the Judge expressed.himself very freely to a reporter.\u201cWhat is tbe cause of such , you ask,\u201d 4 said, re- Phe.car the question put to him.\u201cWh hy, he cause lies in the fact that our gaol is filled with murderers, and there is not a sufficient guard to take care of them.There are now fifty or sixty -murderers in the Fort Smith Gaol.They have been tried by an inpartial Jury they have been convicted and have n sentenced to death.Dut they are resting in gaol awaiting a hearing before the Supreme Court of the United States.He continued, \u201cNow, as to the condition of the Indian Territory in the matter of murders, these are confined, toa roat extent ut least, to what I call he criminal intruders\u2014 men who have committed crimes in the States and come to the Indian Territory for the purpose of seeking a refuge.Take the: resident population, and it is as orderly and as quiet as any to be found anywhere.During ths twenty years I have been engaged in administering the law there the contest has been one between civilization and savagery, the savagery being represented by the intruding \u2018criminal class of which I have s; have never found a time when the Indians\u2014the Cherokees, the wes, all \u201cof thern\u2014have not been ready to stand by the courts in the carrying out of the law \u2018The United States Government in its treaties, from the days of Andrew Jackson down to the present time, stipulated that this criminal element s be kept out of the country, but the treaties have only been made broken.The same treaty was made when the last strip was purchased.But it's the old story over again.Thus this class keeps increasing; \u2018its members marry, and the criminal population keeps on ever larger.A criminal Semple is set to the oung Indians, and eo crime spreads.Were it not for this intruding criminal class the Indian gag ritory would be fit for atatehood to-d \u201cDuring the twenty years I have been sitting on the bench I have only known of t rowing hres cases of mob violence.Prisoners |~ have been brought to the courts for a distance of t or four hundred miles The reason is that the Feo ple have confidence in the courts and in the laws.\u201d ; WESTMORELAND VACANCY.; [Special to the Star.] Moncton, N.B., August 7.\u2014The Liber- al-Conservatives of estmoreland will meet, probably on Monday, to select a candidate, vice J.Wi Senator.The name of A.Powell, M.P.Hawke is the Liberal candidate.There is alarge French vote in the county, and thit will go to the Conservatives, whose chances of success are excellent.TELEPHONE PEOPLE AT WAR.Boston, Mass., Augus ust 7.\u2014Papers have been filed in the United States Circuit Court by the Bell Telephone Company.asking for an injunction agaionst the National Telephone Manufacturing Com- y.of Boston, ie, alleged in- Pringement of the Berliner patents held by the plaintiffs.hearing has been.set for September û Chambly, is now open.Applications for admission may be made to the Commit- tes at the Star Office, 165 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La pA EovmF.Panven, M.D, \u201cThe Winthrop,\" 1050 Street and Tth Ave, Kew York Oty.SLi ren Tums Omran Courany, 77 Munasy Sranar, Naw Yonx.+ \\ ARMIEEA - the sacre {the WINE or the 2 Grand Prizes 2 Diplomas of Monour \" * #.: * ANEMIA ~ WEAKNESS + DEBILITY - CONVALESCENCE - AGUES - cupomie NI Er Tt RE SR RI, HEART DISEASES > CONSUMPTION i (TS FIRST STAGE - OVERWORX Are ai cured a 10 Goids Medate 2 Sliver Nudale .A Ares mt 1 ge en oa \u201c 10 * The Home on the Richelieu River, at | tion must be accompanied by a certifi- Dominion, painted in \u2018natural colars and: \u2018wall known.RICHELIEU & & ONTARIO YAY.0.Saturday and Sunday.EXCURSION to QUEBEC eicy Rate $3.00 Round Trip.Leaving Saturdsy at 7 p.m.: returning leaves Quiobeo 3pm Grand Concert on Bo: EXCURSION RATES: Quebec nd Return, 85.00, n, $5,090.Alexa Murray Bay and Rivers - Tadoussac and Met , B10.08.and Return, B53,00 Steamers | leave for the West week days at 10am ; for brs 7pm, Sunday, Sym; Ques for wong, fei 7.30.Head Booking Offico\u2014128 St.James 8¢., Opposite Post Office.I.FOSTER CHAFFER, - District Passenger Agent.Naxnohay 179 tf 18th ANNUAL PICNIC, Butchers\u2019 Association of Montreal, WEDNESDAY, 14th August, 189, At Exhibition Greunds.Tenders for Bars and Refreshments will be received until THURSDAY \u2018Night, 6 o'clock.Addre: ART.PARK, Treas, 3659 Notre Dams, and 1832 JOS.DENIS, ir.Hey, Ht.Lawrenve Market.JIXTH BATT.FUSILIERS.\u201cF7 Company.will parade at the Armoury, et iy vad evening, 8th inst, at 8 p Every man shall attend.Mufti.W.B.CONVERS Capt., = Cond.1841 You Have Heard PR WHEELER REFLECTORS ?save waste and make it useful.Their value is Klectris Chtalogue\u201d alone shows 136 styles.You can crs tty By tae \"R.E.T.PRINGLE, Agent for Dominion of Canada, Reoms 37 and 58 Imperial Bldg, : MONTREAL.otors, Dynamo and Electric 8 lies of every descrl Bon ert in Sook Cor Et CHEAP ENVELOPES.50,000 Good Manilla Paper, at T5 cents por 1000.33,000 same quality as abeve, No Seize.\u2026.at 96 cents per 1000.Worth a grest deal more money.Send for Samples, Abo for one of our *\u2018 Clearance Lints\u201d ef BLANK BOOKS aod STATIONERY.MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO,, Blank Book Makers and Printers, Stationers, 1758 & 1137 Notre Dame Street, Montreal For Old or Young, Rheumatic or Dyspeptic, to visit Se Caledonia Springs And Use the Famous Waters, .- 1s to derive a benefit.iene i DH SANDENS SEE BELT ET aT or Dt ET ol we oF we forfelt 88.000 1n cash.Are abcap, a» leurs ree inl od manny rd Tiriag ne ne Riso trie eurTente.Menied Fampblei Prog.Address: XN RLEOTRIO G0.2B: Brosdway, New Toi Ourgoods are forwarded to any Post (los in Usnnda Free of ail custome, duties or inspection.293 Saw The Diet Dispensary.The attention of the readers of the \u201cBTAR\" is called to the work of the Diet Dispcasary, which has been onrried on during the Summer, and, indaed, for fiftocn years past withoutosssation.Notwithatauding that many poor were 8, on the \"Fresh Alr\u201d trips, therr wore many more left City.wo ill to Le ntoved, and too poor to be proven cared for.To the latter the nurses of the tepensary came, brought them food, tiade their poor homes more comfortalne, sud did all in their power lo slioviate their distress.Those of us who are every comfort during mloknes oan hardly realize how much prized by those who lack them are tho properly red broth or Selly.he oloan sheets and pillow-slips: tes.Whe t htis t Frou have very little.1! (hare is any one wh ittes ttle.ere any oh or little, the donation will be be raid fully P, orients sugar) ho Serhing it be reveived with thanks by the Mauagnr at 1754 St Antoine st.ado awtf WANTED TENDERS.lps eat TT, Com of Longueuil np p,to the lth o 11% Ton a section for the \\d Le 100k die Commis om 00! Thd Coeur ds net find itself to some Le FO OF R PIGBON.: L ous dot August, hg gras Watie Committe, Csi, POWDER LAXATIVE & Vicky FRIDAY, August 16, Highland Dancing, Pipe Music Can be had from James Muffat, 157 St.Antoi ed St Antuine; Jane: A Cart, 10 ERR other members of Coliicn, © Cabin, $40 to 846, L Excursion ne In bonor of Delegates to N.A.U.C.A.Convention.etree.Beamer \u201cTHREE RIVERS\" will leave JACQUES CARTIER WHARY ot 1.3 pom, 1896.and Siring Band.TICKETS soc.Francois \"Xavier er at; J.A.McAlister OHNER PARK.\u2014O S Ferivrmances at open VO ou >.THE HIT OF TRE SEASON.The Royal Japanesa rouse, of er È perte ee re ir y peri the ues of American Sony, MISS IMOGENE COMER, Military Bad Aimer bomen Moser tore Children Sc.with a ride on chrousal afternoons of ween 8.Bec the Crystal Mace and Miss Columbia the e Baby Lion.N.B.- Windsor cars, on Bt.Catherine street, leave \u2018Wostern Limits every 5 minutes, between 7 aud 8 p.w.+ direct to Sohmer Fark, without cliuoge.fa 6 Bicycle Riding School 8231 St.CATHERINE ATREET.' NEW WHEELS FUR SALE.Adler, lbs.and 24 lbe, The Don, Ladies\u2019 favori Deautif hid heel).the Read several we Oran aight wel for ale Haron, sa 134 er* A.ROY MACDONALD, JR \u2014 TY The Ladies\u2019 Favorite Day Trip, TO CARILLON by Palace Ba taken care of by the etlicient at ad pois on ue Soverel Rouvd trip 81.00(daily).Saturd day ticket $1.60.Take 8 a.m.train for Lachine 166 1 XF \" RAILROADS.TN LAA AAA Leave Windsor St.Station for Boston, £9.00 a.m.Portland, Old Or Wn oem, \u201c3.205 New York, 1800 a.m.*#5.10 p, sam, pm nm > 50 a.uil, etc.sam.9.06am, §10am, 21.30 pon.ppm, (a) 5Wp 6.15 p.m.9.00 00 p.10.St.Johns\u2014e9.00 à.IR sion.B.Nera .00 a.m.4.06 1 x, N.8.BL John, p.m.Magog sud Bherbroo ke, $ a.be ; 148.40 p.9.06a.m.$i0a.mm., 21.30 p.m.(815.30 pon isp Rigaud a and Ft.MYoruse, 21.30 p.ta.(a) 5.30 p., 6.15 p.m.Leave Dalhousie square Station for Bte.of Te Som bs a0d Thursdays, 8.30 3.m., Baturdag p.m p gucbes, «8.10 : *s3.30 pm.010.30 pm.cliette, St.Gabriel, z1.30 p.D, 515p.æ Ottawa, 88.Ep mn Bt.Lin, Bt.Fustache, 5.30 p.m.; Bt.Jerome, am pan sp \u2018 Ste.Rose and Bi ress, 30a.m., Sam.(a) sp am rar 1.45 a rave, \u201cRun Osher trains who days only unless shown.3! only.sSaturdars omy.Bundays.CITY TIOKET aud TELEGRAPH OFFICE, 185 129 St.James st.(next to Post OfBce).(a) Exoopt Conclave Knights-Templars at Boston, AUGUST 26TH Te TA.Excursion tickets will be sold to the general publie, \"MONTREAL Boston and Return ON AUG, 23, 34 AND 35, re AT $8.50, $9 AND $12, According to route travelled, Proportionate rates from all other 1; T.R.Stations.arious routes are offered, including via Portland sad also through the White ER, ober 30k rep T.2 within the go- zs pe tickets.T reservation of seats in parlor or berths § Folimans and full information asto routes ap at CITY TIOKET OFFICE, 143 St.Jam mes Street, 0.t Bonsven- ture Station.184 STEAMSHIPS.Alm Line Royal Mail Steamships.verpeel Fa Montreal Mall Service.Nasmidisn, À 0 Quebec, Aug.IL | rare at Tu vb AERGE urem \u201c \u201c m.mremiidn.Lay uski or Morville.ve > RATES oF PASSAGE CARY.snd upwards Single.$100 and rR a Cin Ei Simsle ura, $63.teerage\u2014To Liverpool.d , Belfass Er A Provais ols.Deddine sol all necessary utensils free.10 Glasgow, pe ven Now Yerk Service, STATE OF NEBRAB BTATE OF BALIFORMIA.d Cabin, 915.All \u2018the are situated ou the ates thus ventilation.The Steamers of both.deny ri are fau raison ith the inohadsssent sles.Yo or er information apply to ° Pas.ALLAN, Montreal.Boston or Palladéiphis.NorTH GERMAN LLOYD, NEW BE AN ap ke PRESS SFKA ps CO 1 upwards, sccordi and ¥0 ou \"0 Jround tele ae Au booknd ! MEDI TER RANE, ne dE (1 DITE AN \u2014 cuis.oN Phas CW se, \u2026 Bat.so Sten mors pou at N APLE KS.Return_tickets available {rok Mediterranees or from remeon, Lon .Of vre.ORLRICHS a 8%; me Te nr.J.Y.GiLoun & t BATTRRSEY, Bt.James oi.» Tomasi Bibs ; Jacuson, 1761 otre Dame F0 = Agoats os ontsenl, German Meditérragean Ser ANE AM seal ner tick fable 3) from Na per ST hel no em Ha: nirg-Americon LAne © Worth German Lisyd 8 & D CONNELLY, oT Bowtioy devon.14 Place d'Armes sq, , ; W.D.O'BRIEN .XY.ER 43 Bt.James et.[LS DOUGLAS BATTRRSBY, Dover Ba: 3 ees Wap Teen Re - + ne: D.Stewart, - = ities Ottice and .D 1 rs sleeping cars ffun-* a emia \u201cligne.Sont elle.dosh, ONLY ONE MORE PORTFOLIO .TO COMPLETE THE SERIES.COUPON FOR PART 17.ild Flowers of Canada.This Coupon entitles the holder to Part 17 of the Wild Flowers of Canada, containing sixteen plates and sixteen descriptions, if sent to the Daily Star office, or given to any news dealer hahdling the ¥ Star, together with fifteen cents, which covers mailing and tubing for out-of-town subscribers.Name Le Post Office Province 0 | .\u2018 L ! for out-of-town subscribers.Name COUPON FOR PART 16.This Coupon entitles the holder to Part 16 of the Wild Flowers of Canada, containing sixteen plates and sixteen descriptions, if sent to the Daily Star office or given to any newsdealer handling the Star, together with fifteen cents, which covers malling and tubing 0 8 rer Em of the latter on Saturday.Th Thess are dead rivals, and à good AS FOOTBALL.The Shamrocks\u2019, Practice.\u201cThe Shamroe k team will be out tor\u2019 their final prec orrow evening for their match oon thd Mohawks in the somi-finai for the Celodonian Cup.Every member is requested make a special effort to be up.Kick off, 6.15, rain or ahine.THE TURF.No Betting Allowed at Buffalo.Buffalo, August 7.\u2014The Grand Circuit trotting®races which were to have begun here yesterday were stponed owing to the inclement weathe At a furious gale shower wept over \u201cthe driving track and in thirty seconds the track was fit for nothing but boat racin The wind tore through the ran stand and made a grad hustlin or jhe cigar stands and refreshmen Some of the show cuses were Dich.down and smashed.The match race between Robert J.and Joe Patchen, scheduled for the afternoon, will tuke place if the track is in good condition.À conference of police officials and legal represantatives of tt Buffalo Trot ting Association was held in the District Attorney's office Jesterday, on the betting question.he District Attorney of Canada.RH IO HH HEHEHE He IH ee 0-000 ara Post Office Province HEHE HEHEHE NE NE HEHEHE He HN NE HE Nee He TROUBLE ABOUT THE TORONTO MATCH.DEFENDERS WEAKNESS EXPOSED IN THE STATES.Malone Beats Le National at Baseball \u2014 Smoking Concert at Dorval \u2014The Great Chess Tournament \u2014Other Sports.[Special to the Star.] Ottawa, August 7.\u2014The Capital La- crosae Club have agreed to play an exhibition match next Saturday with the Shamrocks in Toronto, provided the latter accept.The team are offered a $300 cup put up by the hotel men of Toronto, and the Island Ferry Company offer 55 per cent.of the gate to the teams to pay their ex The Toronto people are advertising that the match is for a $1000 purse, and do not seem to consider any question of amateurisin at all.The Capitals have started work for the match, if it comes off will play their best men and their har ame.Toronto.August 7\u2014The match announced to be played on the island on Saturday afternoon between the two Soman the Enemas the Capitals, of Ottawa, and ks, of Montreal, bas led to a serious oto The 'Tecumschs and Brampton Excelsiors had made all arrangements to play a cham- pronship senior C.L.A.match on that afternoon; and a8 they have a legnl right to the grounds and have determined ap~ parently not to recede from that position, the outlook for the big match coming off on Saturday seems to be rather blue.However, a settlement of the difficulty will likely be arrived at to-day.Sherbrooke Juniors vs.East Angus.The account of this match, that was played at Angus, on the the 27th, is not according to facts.When the \u201cSherbrooke Juniors,\u201d so-called, arrived at Angus, they were composed of \u2018senior men,\u201d and other crack players, not of Sherbrooke, with a few junior men intermingled, for appearance sake; a written protest was immediately served, and the Angus boys, not to disappoint the large crowd, who wore patiently waiting in the pouring rain, consented to play.The Juvenile League.I A meeting of the delegates of clubs in the Juvenile League will be held this evening at (05 Cadieux street.Orient, Star and Royal clubs are request- od to send reprosentatives.Long Throws.The second Maples will practise every evening this week, BASEBALL.Malone Defeats Le National.The Nationals took a lesson in ball Playing J taeda afternoon from the Players of tho Malone team, who de- eated them by a score of 11 to 8.From the start to the finish the visitors put up a clean, steady game, which, unfortunately, cannot be said of the Nationals, mart, of Dartmouth University, New Hampshire, was in the box for the visitors, and succeeded in striking out 16 players.Delcourt, holding the same of cd for the Nationals, st riking out 9 men.Page, who was not up to his usual form; made errors on the field and batted very poorly.Gauthier wan also weak made several bad throws to first.It would not be a bad idea for the Nationals to a little more at throwing the hall round properly, as they are vory weak in this Teapact, as events will show.prenait dis, thumb prokon while at Täctico yesterday, \u2018eo his position as ©stcher waa Flay by Brouitlette, The ones went first to \u2018bat, sir men str out one after another without one ball being thrown.uthier wont first to bat for Nationals and knocked a \u2018\u2019threc-bazger\u2019\u201d to right field.Brouillett knocked a \u2018sky- soraper\u201d to centre, which was caught, and Gauthier then stole in, making the first run for Ndtionals.Page knocked to short and was put out, And Scale had pleasure of receiving three strikes.Marois then step n° tha plate for Malone, and a two-bamm ohue then \u201cKnocked a hiih © ome to Gauthier, who ; mat who missed, and t worse by making a iia racti ise =>\" throw to home, letting Murph d Donohue score.This \u2018started the ball, pond the ~somewhat- or some Aime an the t of the Nae tiomals, who made several wild throws, Gauthier putting his abort of first more than once.In the first of the third one to.some distquee a nd made d actus one a wonde.one Pet owards the finish the Nattonals became steadier, and the visitors received several whitewashes as the result.During the game but one error was paced saainsi Malone, one ousan ta - a the date spectators wit Following are the teams and acores : MALONE.A.B.R.BE PO.4.K.Agon,e.teeraeas 5 1 1 15 } 0 6 3 1 3 1 0 § 2.2 1.1 of 5 1 1 1 z 0 8 2 1 5 0 0 .5 1 0 1 0 0 Shiga dL Correll Ff.800 008 800 «116; 0 0 NATIONAL.A.B.R.B.H.P.0.A.Gauthier.pans 4 2 5 \"> A 5 .B .4 0 2 5 3 0 .4 0 1 9 0 1 4 0 0 3 1 3 4 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 1 0 9 0 .4 0 0 2 0 1 .03 1 1 7 0 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 8 1 n 15 9 Score by innings\u2014 1H 1509 1234586789 Malone.02033100 2-1 National.«10100001 0-3 Messrs.Varney and Lawrence acted as umpires.The National League.NEw York, August 7.\u2014Followingare the results of the National league games played yesterday : At Bostop\u2014 R.H.E.Brooklyn Laos seuu0e 110020400 8 11 © eretragereeeeen 000110230 7 32 3 Yatterios_ Stein and Kennedy; Grima, Sexton.Stivetts and Tenney.Umpires, Burnbam and Hunt.: At Now York\u2014 ngton.000000000 $ 5 New vou arcs sauces A2 300.8 1 ô 0 es\u2014 Merce McGuire; M, Farrell.Umpire, Emalie.re cokin and At Philadelphia\u2014 Philadelphia.200202310 10 18 3 Baiti dy [I 00042 ou 000 6 12 2 Datteries\u2026 Tavlor and Clements; Esper, Clark- son and Robinson.Umpire, Keefo, At Pittsburg\u2014 t.Louls.9202000000 2 7 4 Pittabarg averse 200152100 11 17 3 Batteries\u2014Breitenstoin and Miller; Hawley, Merritt, Hewett and Sugden, At Cloveland Firat game Cleveland ve.Louisvil c\u2014Postponed on account rain, At Cleveland\u2014Second ga Clovelaud vs.Louisv lle Postponed on account | At Cincinnati\u2014 Chicago 613 1 Clacton toting 210 00 \"7 12 2 Hatteries\u2014Hu nson an itd ; and Vaughan, Umpire, McDonald.co; Carroll The Eastern League.Burraro, August 7.\u2014Following were the Eastern league baseball games played Umpire, O'Day.yesterday: At Providence\u2014 R.H.E.Providence.102000311 3 Buffale.0030000 2 002 9 Ba: torien\u2014 erdamand MeAule À cd and Urqubart.Umpire, Swariw vod.orndon At W ikosbarre\u2014(Callod on account vite all unt of rein.) Syracuere.3 Batterice\u2014Kennan ahd D ; pq Batteries Gaine iggine; Barpett and Baseball at Rouses Point.(Special to the Star.) Rouses_ Point, N.Y., August 7.\u2014 3 Be the EE AB pe Rs \u2014 Lu 1 We invite an iospectiun of our Special Bettinge 5 Bl a 4 æ_| Henry Birks & Sons, 56 BM |.Jewellers, Phillips Square.a ui ; we dod a2 wer a bot Tones aid 1106 * 114 G t S l : x © # @ @ Great Sale .565 84 58 un \u2014_er-\u2014 I M ro Wok 10% UN WIN BUILDING LOTS pret.; «bé 0% ur ur ce\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 2 Wes ert mee man 224 a hy ihe \u2014IN- a: ae 7 78 .wi Ang we 13 13 17 1B .um A E oR oi NA 534 AS = 0 40° 490 40 490 oe a oe sé 556 SC 8 The West End Suburb, AMERICAN MARKETS.On Saturday N ext Grain, Provisions, Kte.Aug.7.ten Meath Opening Wishes: Loess loa 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.whi.soi.he on ce i = 03 a y < É ER SE TT où * De HS 3 =4 2% t Cote St.Antoine has been & a es ad By ORE to the city, Kensington will now | Po Muy.34 20 Ma Ja become, namely, the fashionable o Aue OI oie LÉ West End suburb.Those who pur- § \u2014a dau 05 WS WW 103 chased in the former place years | fr SOS iB 8 ago at a low price made large for- * Jun.eu 62 65 1 tunes.ose who also\u2019 buy in New York Aw Te IT ; Kensington now will make im-Ë a ét 7% nt ob OB mense profits.Although Kensinz- B Corn « Pre: Us DB wi 7 ton has been opened up such a § .Bent.ot =.ss short time many villa residences B Milvaukee May.3H 4 MS SA have been erected, and many more ÿ Wheat, Aug.Gh 076 Bl \"4 will be built during the coming g \u201c ses.65 @ a» 654 year.X Toledo fs = Ts You can purchase now a choice j§ 8 Aug.OT 7 À a se ne UN Be ax building lot 25 x x 106 with a fine Data vi es ie 3K Gr mn o& a MADISON AVENUE or = = [3 VENU i MONTREAL EXCHANGE MARKET.KEISSINGTON A E E cr: Nicholas and Marler, stock an And exchange For $115 te $323, corner Streets, report the local Exchange mariet as toga\" Payments only $25 cash and $2.55 Be Augur: 7, 188 to $5.55 per month, including in- § Boer fe Danks.Counter.terest, or a large lot 50 x 187 feet 3 Sri af Bik IRE rm for 9750, one-fourth cash and j§ de 00.8 16316 wed div balance easy .This is the Chance WALL STREET GOSSIP.ot Your Lifetime \u2014_\u2014 To A the foundation fora fortune, J.8.Bache & Co.N.Y.Wire Thelr to _ Manager, C.D.Monk.hi ; î dues 0TE a dectine age el er cant.in Lorn * ws Te potas Dal widely TO GO THERE.week but It ls as yor quite eariy In \"the Take St.Catherine, Windsor, in treasury ne te tigures Ps of- Notre Dame or St.rn Street expect to wh sses w run every fis des re dot ue roi Distillers half hour after 9.30 a.m., connect- how ou Central gross £ ing with theso linea.) serie Eo?1202\" it ar REFRESHMENTS will be PROVIDED.fi in 1801, , For plans, etc., apply at branch eut in\u2019 the ot offices, : \" 8 a this qrarket \u2018enterday.the et em rs mem meee sil ea are Closed.hand.ahd are\" dispos- Room 3, 162 St.James St, them at RBON .pv ee PP ot the Loses are made L.J.ST.DENIS, ne \u201cition dailars nigh prices on the ! Auguste Victoria ars &old le ins oo the 3228 Notre Dame Street.| Ces general Electric on weak OPEN DAY AND EVENING.The weekly cro) t Toy, 1e simpt eu rb, portant Sates corn amedaiy.ag and it is, on prog- pective enornous yield, fully two weéks ahead of any previous year, tas is ing y t Rated oc 8 a.big oul cater Paul.\u2014 recede ickiy » t both Fo dpe Spb liner\u201d SPLENDID Bank has\u2019 cont torn, Cit City of Melbourne PROFITS ax firm.r demand fined, 4, ces of wei es er ns ce vending f Alot Sani, CRETE ARE 2: vei om pois M A D pyorations ovale you aîter rest: COTTON MARKETS.TA i iw Maicd ou apple York, ust _7.\u2014Cotton\u2014Futar Em Tea ou Son can PE lead, SUE, HI: Sept, FRS Oct, PEUR FAN minima chases of los Gane tan Tome maa sions 9 ou customers ares Poe ] Canadian Pacific Rallway Company.atrention Write for fall particatare.Highest Statement of earnings and expenses : Ian.references.N OMPANY, carnings .81, Leader seu 5 , Jones = Aster Bailing, 10 W lke Slow reek cy Working expenses.aaa.915,961.4 5.017,000.14 - Net profita.$306,900.23 $3.538,833.9¢ .In June.1804.-the net profits were: $435957.98; a ne Sad Si, ii, tiers Westmount Property net pro! te MA is therefore, for Han rom anu uary lst to June fig gn \u2019 FOR SALE.increase $253,508.32 Grand Trunk Ratiway: Choice Building Lots, 16 ets.per feet.Return of trafic fer weak ending Aue 3.cons 00m foot or 8100.= carni Suburban lots, close to Elec*rio JBallway; fare to the Foote rr a sie sa city 5 ota.$200.00 a Let, $30 Cas! JT ee ni ss JOHN A.TEES & co, | Beard of Trade Bullding, Notices.Maw ST.PETER SIREET.' 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