The Montreal daily star, 19 novembre 1896, jeudi 19 novembre 1896

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MONTREAL, \u2014_\u2014 Conservatives Favored Rhodes\u2019 Proposition.IT EMBRACED RHODESIA ALONE.Regarded as a Basis Which May Apply to All Colonies.(By Cable from Xe Star's Special Correspondent in London.) + London, November 19.\u2014One resolution of the Nalional Union of Conservative Associations in its session at Rochdale on Tuesday has created a\u2019 great deal vf interest.It was that one by the passing of which the Associations favored Hon.Cecil Rhodes\u2019 proposal for a preferential tariff between Great Britain and Rhodesia.\u2019 It has renewed the talk of a cus- forms union with the colonies generallg, The officials and those who voice Ministerial views leave the subject severely alone for fear of the *\u2018dear loaf\u201d cry.Even Right Hon.Joseph Chamberlain refuses to mention the subject in public, but in private he says that now, as always, he awaits the colonial plan to | this end, and will then consider it carefully.England, he says, cannot initiate such a movement.The Times and the Standard -have ignored the resolution; but the journals representing the Ministerial rank and file warmly approve of Mr.Rhodes\u2019 proposal as the first step in a general scheme, embracing Canada, A'ustralasia, and United South Africa.The Radical journals scoff at what they call a \u201cTory Wallowing in Protection,\u201d with a shilling duty on the very wheat from the United States and Russia, whith is mow saving England from starvation.While this strong Radical! opposition lasta the Mististry.is not likely to do much, though they may act if the Conservative members succeed, as they expect, in getting a vote of Rhodes\u2019 plan, which is outlined generally in the term \"Colonial Preferential Tariff.\u2019 : MAJOR M\u2019KINLEY'S CAUTION.He Is Not Prepared to Talk Much About United States\u2019 Relations .With Canada.\\ (Special to the Star.) \u2018Toronto, November 19.\u2014An interview at Canton, with Major William MeKin- ley.the President-elect of the United States, on the subject of the relations of Canada and the United States is published here.Mr.McKinley id he would not voice the trade policy of the United States Government.He is, he said, not the head of the Republican party, and did noi know what the new Congress would do concerning tariff.Under the now adminisiration the question of reciprocity will be one of the things to be considered.But, Mr.McKinley would nut make an announcement regarding reciprocity or tariff.Mr.McKinley was glad to learn that Canada had stood the depression well.and.that times had improved.The walk then turned on Canada\u2019s population.Mr.McKiniey stating he understood Canada had difficulty in getting people into the country.The reporter referred to the American alien labor law, instancing how it uperated against our workmen, and stating that the Canadian parliament proposed to retaliate.Mr.McKinley merely said he bad not known of this latter proposed step.The reporter incidentally , mentioned the reciprocity treaty of 1864 during the earlier part ol the conversation.\u201cDo you think Canada would want a treaty to go so far as that agreement provided!\u201d usked the Major.The reply was that so far as C ians were con-; cerned, they were quite as ignorant as to the intentions of the Ottawa anthori- ties as were the Americans of the plans of the Republicans.The workings of the BL00D POISON | AVE YO sore Throat, Uelored Spots, Aches, Old Bo lcers 1n Mouth, Hair-Falling! Write COOK] REMEDY CO TRY WATSON'S COUGH DROPS.Best in the World.For the Throat and Chest.WOR THE VOICE UNEQUALLED, BOECKIY'S BRUSHES 1leodd met = THE GASPE OIL FIELDS.(Special to the Star.) Gaspe, November 19.\u2014It is reported bere that the oil Company has struck another good flow at a,depth of 2000 feet.It is stated that there is about 200 feet oil in the well.The find®is in an en- ly new locality.; 7 \u2014 MANITOBA WHEAT.Xianipeg, Man., November 19.\u2014(Spe- , though he regretted having said treaty of 1854, did not give Canada anything to grumble about, however.© The Major's eyes twinkled.\u201cI don\u2019t think 80,\u201d he said.And then he closed , his mouth with a snap and looked us that uch.Mr.McKinley when asked for a message to the people of Canada, in his usual incisive tone asad: \u2018I hope that the amity and good feeling between the two countries will continue, and that we may know more of each other as the years go on.We have so much in common that we are justified in expressing that hope.\u201d RETRIAL FOR DREYFUS.It Will Probably be Granted as Outcome of Debate In Deputies Yes- : terday.! Paris, November 19.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 The Journal, to-day.says that it understands that in, onsequence of debate on the Dreyfus case in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, the Minister of Justice, Darlan, has instructed the public prosecutor to re-open the inquiry into the affair.It is regarded as r posterous for the country to pay £8360 yearly for the prisoner's keep.MR.BRYAN'S PAYING LECTURES, Lincoln, Neb.November io.\u2014Begin- ning in December at Atlanta, Ga., W.cial) \u2014Wheat at Provincial elevators is wath 70 cesta 2 J.Bryan will deliver fity lectures, and i i t, a total fox is promised $1000 per nig the Commons next session in favor of.at is learned thal Lhe servants.his fifty nights\u2019 work, if he secures the amount.agreed upon, of $50,000.This will exceed his salary for a year if be bad been elected to the Presidency, for then an expenditure of a large portion of his income would have been necessary to maintain the dignity of the office.MAJOR SAM EXPLAINS Why He Wanted Two Officials Put Aside, (Special to the Star.) Ottawa, November 19.\u2014 Major Sam Hugues, M.P., was in the city yesterday on his way back from San Francisco, where he had been on business connected with his patent for car ventilating apparatus, which, after a trial, be hopes will be adopted.Speaking to a Star correspondent he said: \"'l see the Btar has been commenting on my action in regard to dis- missaly of civil gervants.1 think it only fair that in explanation of my conduct they should state that I only asked for two dismissals.Une was of an assistant postmaster, who was guilty of opening letters, and therefore liable to prosecution.In that case, | consented to a condonation on the understanding that he should never enter the office again.Three weeks afterwards he was again in charge and complaints being renewed to the inspector, he was removed.The other case was one of defrauding the revenue by receiving and distributing mail matter without charging.The mail matter was sent in from the Canada Post Printing Office.1 take back nothing.\u201d I did not endorse, nor do: 1 now, the view of my leader.My stand is this: Civil servants who take an offensive par:isin«hip part in politics, who vilify opponents, or in anys other way are offensive, should be dismissed after fair trial, but no civil servant should be dismissed for simply exercising his rights as a citizen, even to the extent of speaking, provided he is not offensive, and oct not neglect his duties.\u201d THE BLIND WILL SEE.Edison Is Now Interested in the X Rays Experimenta.New York, November 19.\u2014A few /days ago a despatch came from San Kran- cisco stating that a blind boy had been enabled to distinguish objects through the medium of the cathode rays.Dr.Elwert, of this city, who has just returned from San Francisco, states that while there he visited the German hospital, witnessed some of the experiments and actually saw the blind see.Thomas A.Edison has now made the following startling anpouncement: \u201cThe blind\u2014that class that cannot see, but whose optic nerves are still intact, will be made to see, and that within three years.I do not mean that they will be enabled to read, but it will be possible for them to distinguish persons and thi Rd The electrical wizard has just concluded a series of experiments on two men who have been blind for years.By means of the X-rays, held before the eves of the men, they declared that for the first time ' since they had been stricken they had been able to perceive he light.Edison says he shall now devote his time to producing an X-ray that will answer this purpose properly.PROTESTED TWO ELECTIONS.The Charges in South Brant, and the North Bruce Case.(Special to the Star.) Brantford, Out., November 19.\u2014 The particulars of the charges in the South Brant election protest were formally served on Mr.Henry's (Con.) solicitors yesterday.The documents embrace nearly 40) charges of ail kinds, including alleged direct bribery by money, by promises of rewards, by promises of positions, and so on.The personal charges against Mr.Henry include counts of lending money through agents, of purchasing articles at a greater price than their value, etc.Toronto, Nov.19.\u2014-(Special)\u2014Alex.Mc- Neil, (Con.) M.P.for North Bruce, was examined here yesterday in connection with the protests against Lis election.The Toceedings were, of course, private, but inquiries were all directed to learn how much offensive partizanship there wns, McNeil denied that there was any help given by civil Little of this nature was learned.TRAFFIC SUSPENDED, It Will be a Week Before Trains Can Run in Flood District.Helena, Montana, Noveinber 19.\u2014This State and all others east of it, including part of Idaho, are shut off fram the West owing to the landslides and washing out of bridges on the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads.th systems have a all their trains and are refusi to accept coast bound passengers.roads want lines to carry their side-trackéd \u2018freight, and the passengers who left the East before the blockade ocourred.: 8 , Wash., November 19.\u2014 After this city had been shut off for mearly a week from communication with the outside world, the mailroad blockade was broken yesterday, a train baving been sent west on the Northern Pacific Rail- oad.r The latest reports from the Cascades indicate that it will be & week before the Great Northern road will be able to move trains east of here.DEATH BY FIRE DAMP.Twenty-Five Bodies Taken From a Westphalia Mine\u2014 Hall a Hundred Still Entombed.; (Special to the Star.) Berlin, November 19.\u2014A fire-damp explosion has occurred in a colliery at Reck inghausen, Westphalia.:Twen:y- five bouies have been recovered, and 40 men are known to be still en- or 30 tombed FARWELL\u2019S FAREWELL.Hampshire Banker Leaves Things in Bad Shape.Boston, November 19\u2014The Herald's Claremont, N.H., special says: Barker John L.Farwell, of Sullivan County Institution for Savings (lee do ce gone to Europe and has left $1,000,000 of largely depreciated or worthless paper bebind bim.Now MONTREAL VS.T.A.C.Toronto, November 19.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Montreal's desire for a game with the [Toronto Athletic Club football team on Thanksgiving Day will be gratitied as Mr.Barker.the manager, accepted terms offered by the \u2018rack eastern club, and will send down the strongest teami that he can get together.A smoking concert will be held on Saturday night, the receipts of which will go toward defraying the expenses of sending the team to Montreal.On this game virtually depends the city championship ot Canada, as the Montreal Club occupies the same position in the Quebec Union as the T.A.C.does in Ontario organization.COMPRESSED AIR\u2019'S WORK.Explanations of the Magog Cotton Mill's Motive Powor.(Special to the Star.) Magog, November 18.-If the opinion of half a dozen university professors and of a dozen of the best known hydraulic, mechanic and mining engineers.counts for anything, then the invention of Mr.C.il.Taylor.which utilizes compressed air for mechanical purposes, aml as a motive power for running machinery, is one which will bring wealth to ithe inventor and fama to Montreal, his native city.The McGill students of \u201cScience \"97\" \u2018also have their opinion regarding Mr.Taylor and his invention, which they are perfectly willing to ventilate upon the slightest excuse, for did not the inventor and his fellow-directors arrange a free trip to Magog and an excellent dinner at the Park House, tu whioh they were all invited ¢ Although, of course, the plant installed at the mills of the Dominion Cotton Millis at Magog bas been throughly tested lung ago, yet the experiments and the operations of the cumpressor yesterday may be considered a fair and thorough test of the efficiency of the plant.Thw whole seven printing machines in the mill were running at the one time, and the fourteen engines were driven by the compressed air at a ler- rific rate.As one of the best means of ascertaining how far the new invention was successful, several of tbe prominent citizens of Montreal who were in the mill, took each of the foremen of the seven machines aside, and enquired of them as to the benefits, if any, which they derived from the use of air instead of steam.men were unanimously in favor of Mr.Taylor's method, which, they said, made it much easier to regulate the engines, while giving more than the necessary power, and in addition would be a great boon in the hot summer mouths, when the \"additional heat from the steam under the old conditions has been almost unbearable.The management of the mill are as enthusiastic with regard to the new plant as are their men, for the annual saving on coal alone under the new conditions will run over $7000 a year.The plant.some description of which appeared yesterday, was not installed without great di fieulty.Mr.Taylor having to contend with hardships which had been altogether unforseen before the aft was sunk.Crumbling earth, quicksands, rock and concrete sand were struck in layer after layer, and when the water poured in, time after time it seemed as though success would never reward the efforts the inventor, When at last the shaft was sunk and the test was made, the m ment of the mill was as surprised as it was delighted.; .A most remarkable feature of this system is, that notwithstanding that the air is compressed by tlie Weight of the water and in actual contact with it, the air so compressed is delivered in the Air-Chamber and thénce to the transmission pipe, drier than when drawn in from the atmosphere.That its value to mining communities will be.great, cannot be doubted, for the use of this invention for supplying dry air in mines, and power to work drills will be readily appreciated.uring the afternoon, Mr.Taylor gave: some interesting information\u2019 regarding the discovery of the plan which he has utilized.\u2018Some six or seven years ago was building a dam near Buckingham,\u201d he said.* The water was chasing us very fast and we were obliged to work day and night to get finished before it would be on us.We bad just finished, and | was standing watching the water fall.regularly over the dam to the low level, where it cut a straight line in the ice which had formed on the still water below.I noticed the air going down, and then, at some distance out, it would force its way up torming great globes of the thick ice, and now and then breaking through.I thought tbat this air going down with the water might be utilized, and that evening 1 thought it over, and made a rough model.\u201cThe matter was not followed up at that time, but some four years later I was al work with a 1nechanical compressor, and I was struck with the idea that the model at home could be improved upon.I made a new one, and unproved on that again several titnes, finally submitting my latest design to Professor Nicholson, of McGill Univer- eity, who, as you reported most favorably upon it.\u201d Mr.Taylor states that the plant at Magog is not as perfect in detail as he might desire, but that, as it does nore than was contracted for, it is not necessary to change anything in connection with it.Future plants will be installed, with the bottom tank enlarged, by which means he expects to increase the efficiency from twenty to twenty- five per cent., Among those who accepted an invitation to be present at the inspection were lessrs.S.Carsley, president; \"J.R.Fair, vice-president d managing director; R.W.Sutherland, secretary;Chas.Morton, Robert Archer and George Durn~ ford, directors; P.W.St.George, A.& ; oF G rain, C.E; .ITY, .Es .P.Fleming, C.; BE.Marceau, C.E.; R.C.Adams, J.C.Wilson, James Wilson, jr; Wm.McMaster, O.N.Gould, Lewis Skaife, Joseph Haines, John Taylor, Maurice Perrault, Charles Griffiths, George R.Prowse, George Brush, John Bate, C.H.Millen, H.A.Budden, A.©.Hutchinson, A.W.Duff, C.H.Taylor, Lt.- Col.Crawford, Dr.Carmichael, James Peck, James Shearer, Henry Millen, J.T.Ewart, Walter T.Ross, Dr.Porter, Charles Morton, J.Chevrette, W.G.Ross, D.Ford, E.McLea, E.Fiske, Prof.John Nicolson, Prof.C.H.McLeod, Prof.C.D.Smith, Prof.R.8.Lea, Prof.Um- ney, H.kwood,, F.W.Lamplough, E.M.Renouf, E.Hallamore, Hooper, Mallet, Alfred Bean,\u2019J.Rankin, jr.; Percy Millen, Mr.Bourgois, C.E.; Mr.Lamoureux, C.E., and Hamilton White.During the return trip, Mr.J.C.Wilson, seconded by Mr.Percival W.H.St.George, proposed a voie \u2018of thanks to the directors for the very pleasant outing./ A McGill contingent, consisting of Professors, McLeod, Lea, Umney, Smith and Nicholson and all the four year students of the Applied Science Faculty also took the apecial train.DUNRAVEN WON IN APPEAL.London, November 19.\u2014The House of Lords has dismissed with costs the appeal of Sir Edward Clarke, from the decision of the Couri of Apres, awarding Lord Dunraven £7 for the loss of the yacht Valkyrie II, which was sunk in collision by the Satanita at the opening of the Draps season on the the Firth of Ulyde THURSDAY.NOVEMBE WHEN APPETITE dishes \"FAILS ww How the CEYLON Has no Equal for Flavor or Value.SEALED LEAD PACKETS OMY.The Well BY GROCERS ONLY.\u2018And the most tempting lose their attraction, a cup of delicious Ceylon Tea is always acceptable.2T4zeod Gloved Man Is the man who gets his gloves here.\u201cA word in season 1s rhyme with reason.\u201d and you want gloves\u2014get them here.He saves money too.It's glove time, \u20ac Kid Gloves, wool lined, 79c.Kid Gloves, wool lined-a little better quality-98c.Deerskin Gloves, wool lined, worth $1.25, here for $l.Ben-Moka Gloves, wool lined, $1.25.Blumenthals\u2019, .Corner Craig and Bleury Streets, 1447 St.Catherine Street.el Da Canada\u2019s DAILY STAR: Last Week's Average WEEKLY STAR: \"Last Week's Issue.Average 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are said to have four factoriesin operation between Sorroa and Gabanas in Pinar del Rio.Nevertheless reports are received of scarcity of arms and clothing.The comstant rifle volleys which have been heard since the invasion of Pinar del Rio by Captain-General Weyler have frightened the cattle and they have hidden in the mountains where it is diffi- cuit to secure them for food.Madrid, November 19.\u2014 A despatch to the Imparcial from Havana says the state of Cuba may be judged by the fact that there are no longer any neutral inhabitants in the districts where military operations are proceeding.Only combatants are to be foun:l.New York, November 19.\u2014 (Special) \u2014There are reasons for the state of affairs reported in the Madrid despatch; for General Weyler has issued a proclamation that depopulates a whole pfo- vince, if the mandate is obeyed, says the World.It will swim in the blood of men, womeniand children if the order is disobeyed.The people of Pinar del Rio province are officially doomed.General Weyler says that all non-com- batants in this western end of Cuba must at once move, into tho Spanish garrisoned towns.ose who do not.and are found in their homes, will be \u201cregarded as rebels.\u201d The order is im- ible of compliance.In plain words, Eeneral Woyler's edict ineans the miserable death of hundreds of peaceable men, timi1 women and innocent children.They may choose between starvation, plague or butchery.The order will not be generally obeyed, the paper says.e Cuban farmers greatly prefer to stay in their homes and amid their fields than to go to death in the plague-smitten towns, with- oul money and without food.They, prefer rather to take to the busb upon the approach of each Spanish force, when they see it in time, and to risk uick death if they do not.drid, November 19.\u2014Official despatches from Havana say the insurgents are rapidly becoming demoralized through want of provisions and their incessant pursuit by General Weyler.Maceo's forces are dwindling by reason of continuous desertions, and Maceo is peeking to conceal himself in the province of Pinar del Rio.a Madrid, November 19.\u2014An official dispatch received here from Manilla says that the insurgents have been defeated in engagements with the Spanish troops at Santa Cruz and Angrat, the enemy losing 500 men killed, and the Government loss being slight.BRIEF NOTES OF THE NEWS ; \u2014___ The home-coming of Richard Croker, once the head oï-fammany Hall.is creating interest in New York.Croker has been racing his horses in England for a couple of years.He returns to find ny disorganized and divided, and It is expected he will try to reorganize that organization on a is that will restore its prestige.Rumor has it that Mr.Croker dropped a bagful of money in his British ri Ls experiment, and that he will have the incentive of renewing his fortune in taking the \u2018\u2019 Tiger\u201d once more in band.- The opponents of the French Géovern- ment bro tain Dreyfus in the Chainbe They demanded the pros motthos who had been spreading stories inimi- eal to the Government looking to the @aptain's zelemse.The order of the day as another oF the Unftad Petersburg bave 0 States Senator for Georgia.ht up the degradation of Gas sf yesterday.was finally adopted on the Government promising to search for the persons responsible for any revelutions in re to the condemnation of Dreyfus, if there should be any occasion to do so.In the elevator controversy before Judge Tuley at Chicago on Wednesday, Henry 8.Robbins advanced the theory that the big elevator men of Chicago are responsible for the depression of the wheat market, He produced figures to show that the receipts of grain were the same as in 1873, yet the elevator capacity had increased from 13,000,000 to 41,000,000 bushels, Indignation has been aroused in Denver over the arrest of Andrew J.Spute on a charge of murder by drowning his wife and five children.Eye-witnesses of the accident state it was purely accidental.It is claimed the reason for the arrest is the unwillingness of an insurance company to pay a 4$10,000 accident palicy on Lira, Spute\u2019s life.The name of Cardinal Gibbans, of Baltimore, is suggested in the Amertcan press \u2018Blutes ecclesiastics who have fallen under the Vatican\u2019s displeasure for * intense Americanism\u2019\u2019-and liberalism.The Russian Czar has invited General Count Vorontzoll-Dashkotf, Minister of the Imperial House and Imperial Domains, to succeed the late Prince Loban- off-Rostovsky in the office of Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr Charcot, the well known French authority on hypnotism, was married Wednesday to Jean Hugo, granddaughter of the poet and the divorced wife of Leon Daudet, son of Alphonse Dau- det, the novelist.24 The steainer Petrel, now at Kingston, is to be placed on the route between Cape Tormentine, N.B.\u2026.and Cape Traverse, PEI.for the winter.A vote of $10.00) was passed for this purpose last session, .The merchants of Huntingdon, P.Q., have agree® io close their stores at 8 o\u2019clock p.m.from November 2, 1898, to March 81, 1897, excepting Saturdays and during Christmius and New Year weeks.Lt.-Col.Prior, M.P., has resigned the command (of the ith British Columbia Regiment of Artillery, and is succeeded by Major F.B.Gregory, who has been promoted to a lieut.-coloneicy.The steamer Spaardam, of the Netherlands Ling, from New York for Rotterdam, went ashore in a fog this morning ten miles from her destination.Her passengers were landed safely.The leading papers of Moscow and St.ned famine lists for the aid of the suffering people of India, Agents fron Bombay are engaging wheat in Russia for the famine districts.| W W.Ingram, a Chicago cheese merchant, went deer hunting on November 1.His body was found buried in the snow near Michigamme, Michigan, on Wednesday.The tower and part of the body of St.George's Church in Hanover Square, Ion- don, a famous place®for fashionable weddings, was destroyed by fire last evening.Frank McLaughlin, aged seventeen, was knocked down and killed by a team of runaway lLorses on Main street, St.Catharines, Ont.on Wednesday.It is rumored in Singapore that Li Hung Chang will retire to private life in consequence of Government treatment accorded him in China.Major Kitson's appointment to the head of the Royal Military College at Kingston, Ont, 18 confirme«l once more from London.: ; Owing to washouts and soowstorms in tho interior of British Columbia, through trains have beeu delayed during the last three days.Hon.Solicitor-Geueral Fitzpatrick was called tot he Bar of Ontario on Tuesday before Mr.Justice Meredith, Toronto, in single court._The Department of Customs at Ottawa has been advised of another seizure at Gaspe of liquor.smuggled froma St.Pierre.A girl baby weighing a pound and a alf was born at Summit City, Mich., and it still lives and is healthy.Mr.and Mrs.Walter Castle have left London en routé for New York.Both are now in.a happy frame pf mind.Hon.A G.Blair will accompany the Hon.L.H.Davies to British Columbia to join the Hom.Mr.Tarte there.Mr.A.J.Foran has been appointed a county judge \u2018at Rossland, B.C.for the Kootenay district.A.London paper states that Bishop Ormanian has been elected Armenian Patriarch.; A.S.Clay pas been elected United i He is a Democrat.N.Clarke Wallace Îs east of Winnipeg.returning froin his mining trip to the -coast.Senator Dan Voorhees, of Indiana, is said to be dying of paralysis.; Austria and Germany are negotiating ito abolisti the suger\u2019 bounty.MR.TARTE WRITES ANOTHER LETTER, SAYS THE FRENCH ARE LOSING GROUND IN MANITOBA./ Charges Royal, Lariviere and Bernier With Being the \u2018Assassins of Their Race-National Regeneration Necessary.- Hon.J.I.Tarte, Minister of Public Works, has sent another letter to his paper, Le Cultivateur, published to-day, on the standing of his French-Canadian compatriots in Manitoba, in which he says: \u2018Size up the situation in Manitoba.We have about 12,000 French-Canadians and French Metis out of a total population of £60,000.Alongside Winnipeg, a city of 40,000, you see St.Boniface, a place of less than 1600 souls.And still it was the French who were the first to settle in this acil of the West.For the last twenty-five years we have lost ground continually and to-day we are completely swamped.I regret to say so, but the time has come to speak the bare truth\u2014our element no longer cuis any figure in Manitoba.Why?A false policy, a policy of isolation has brought about this deplorable atate of affairs.St Boniface has long remained surrounded as it were by a wall.On the other side of the river, Winnipeg was open to all who wished to settle there.To-day it is one of the prettiest cities of Canada.When one is French and Catholic, it iz with a pang in the heart that you look upon Bt.Boniface.The same causes produce the sams results.And these results will be still more disastrous in the future if we do not change the system immediately.Our compatriots in Manitoba must enter into tho path of intellectual and commercial progress.For this purpose they need education, whieh is the modern arm of civilization.\u201cThe most intelligent among the French-Ca understand the si- tion quite well.Up to to-day they have n powerless to cope with the retrograde element which has thrown our compatriots into decadence.Our compatriots bave been bled to death hy the nefarious personages o are still interested in keeping them i\\Nignorance and servility.The newspaper Manitoba is the organ of this element of misfortune, whose days, however, are numbered.Believe me when I tell you that I have seen enongh to be sire that there is an immense desire in public opinion for a change, and legitimate emancipation from the yoke under which the population has been kept by Tory- 18m and its works.The good people who see their English neighbors prosper and grow are wondering, and with reason, why they bave remained so small and so weak, ahd why their influence has not come their way.yals, Larivieres and Berniers hav ebeen here the veritable assassins of our race.Those of the Catholic clergy who were inspired by them must their share of responsibility -for our disasters.Unless we turn over at once to new ideas, the fate of the French groups in Manitoba is sealed.This isa what I have been told by enlightened men in whose company 1 have been during the last few days, and these men are right.The situation cannot be judges except on the spot.À courageous policy can.on the other hand, transform everything here in a few years.Let us in, first of all, by reorganizing public education.Let us prepare for our compatriots another future than that of drawers of water and servants of other races.It is to this work of national regeneration that 1 vite all men of gbod faith who will read these lines.\u201d ' THE BICYCLE LICENSE.There has been no bicycle license taken out since the sixth of the month, and it \"is not likely any more will be this year.The total number of licenses issued is STREET CAR IN COLLISION.One of the scavenging carts was struck by electric car No.BR, on de Lorimier avenue, early this morning, and considerably damaged.THE BCAVENGERS' BACK PAY.At a meeting of the Board of Health a couple of weeks ago, it was decided but a Heintzman © Mr.to pay the men of the scavenging department the fifty cents a week kept off their wages since the beginning of the civic year.The money was paid to the men to-day, and amounted to $850, divided into amounis ranging from nine cents to eleven dollars.AN ANONYMOUS GIFT Of Ton Thousand Dollars to the Ladles® Bensvolent Soclety.The treasurer of the Montreal Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Society most gratefully acknowledges from \u2018\u2018 A Friend,\u201d per Mrs, Annie Wheeler, ten thousand dollars to be inves as a permanent fund of the Montreal Ladies\u2019 Benevolent Society, the annual income thereof to he used not for building purposes, but exclusively for the maintenance of the inmates of the Ladies\u201d Benevolent Institu- ion.\u2018 ' THANKSGIVING DAY.\u2014\u2014 Thursday, the £éth inst, Will be observed as a holiday by the post office.The outgoing afternoon mails will be closed at 10 a.m.and the night mails at the usual hours.mail for the 8S.State of Nebraska, for Great Britain and Europe, will be closed at 7 p.m.The wickets of this office and the receiving houses will Le closed at 10 a.m.The lobby will be open from 7 a.m.till midnight.YOUNG MAN MISSING: There has been missing since Weadnes« day a young man 21 years of age, height 5 feet 10 inches; light hair, blue eyes, clothes brown, black overcoat, velvet cols lar; cloth cap, with peak.Any informa- ton will be thankfully received at Star ice.JUDGMENTS TO-MORIIOW.Judgments will be rendered to-morrow, Friday, at 10.30 in tha first division (Enquete and Merits) of the Superior Court: Angers vs.Valleyfield Mufg.Co; Ponseau et al vs.Genereux ; Royal.Institution vs.Barsalou ; City of Montreal vs.Stuart: Ferguson vs.MclLach- lan ; Cadieux et al vs.City of Montreal; Cousineau vs.Bouvier; Deblois vs.londe.MEASURE OF EARLY CLOSING.The leading grocers on St.Catherine street fram St.Denis street to Papineau avenue bave agreed to close their places of business at eight o'clock on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.A GIFT OF A LIBRARY, Judge Papineau, has given his libragy, of law and jurisprudence contusining a thousand volumes to the Law Faculty, of Laval University.Special Notices.Praised by the Worlds Greatest Artists At home and abroad the Pianos of Heintzman & Co.have come in for the w est words of praise.At the time of the Colonial Exhibition in London, Eng.Arthur l'Estrange, gold med« alist of the Conservatory of Music, Paris, selected the Grand Pianos of this firm for his concert in the Royal Albert Hall, wher® 15,000 people were wont Lu gather.A year since, when Mr.R.Watkin~ Mills, the famous English artist, visited Canada, he seleoted a Heintzman & Co.Piano for his great concert in the Mas sey Hall, and after having used it, said à \u201cThe singing and sustaining quality is just what we vocalists appreciate.\u201d A year ago Madame Albani, in her Cana< dian tour, would have none other than a Concert Grand.Piano of this house, and so gratified was she with'its use that in the\u2019 present season\u2019s tour she has again resolved on using none other Co.Piano.C.W.Lindsay, the firm's Monts real representative, will furnish the ina strument for the concerts in this pros vince.! Cafe Monaco, 121 Vitre Street.Madame Duperrouzel begs to inform the public that since the commencement tne society deason her restaurant is kept open day and night.The most recherche dinners and suppers will he served at shortest notice.Peticacics now on-hand: Fresh artichokes, fresh musgh- rooms, enails, frogs, Welsh rabbits, oys ters, ete, etc.' Let us bind love with duty, for duty la the love of law; and law is the nature of the Eternel\u2014George Eliot.Catagrhis afinfiammation bf the mucous membranes, and may affect the head, throat, stomach: or huwéls.Hood's Barsaparilla is the remedy for this ever prévalent malady, 45,427 AE Ol A La h \u2014 pa gpm aT SI rr rad 0 TS \u2018hard , Stainer, which .clusively for men.THE STEAMSHIP TIBER IN PORT.|£ THE CAPTAIN APPEARS IN THE POLICE COURT.Held on a Provisional Warrant Charging Him With Manslaughter \u2014 The Loss of the Schooner Maggie, .The steamship Tiber, under command of Capt.Delisle, arrived yesterday afternoon with Deputy High Coustable Bis- sonnette on-board, and on being made fast the captain, who h: ul been under arrest since Monday aftcruvun, called on Judge Desnoyers at the Court House, in answer to the charge of causing the death of thirteen persons in the harbor of St.John's, Nfld., by coming into collision with the schooner Maggie.Owe ing to the fact that the warrant gn which the captain was arrested\u2019 was a provision] one, he was not compelled to plead, and reserved replying until his arraignment to-day .\u2018The charge was Said hy Detective Cullen on ruceipt of a telegram from Newfoundland, and the warrant issued on the following grounds: Thai he had just cause to believe, and did believe, that a warrant had been lawfully issued at the city of St.John's, for the arrest of Jahn Deliste, and that a police officer was now on his way lo Canada to have the same daly executed, but that the ship on which he had taken passage had had to seek shelter in one of the ports of Newfoundland by reason of tempestuous weather: that the said Delisle had left said Island of Newfodndland and was now temporarily at the port of Sorel, in the Province of Quebec, and was about to leave for parts unknown.Wherefore, he prayed that a provisional warrant for the apprehension of said John Delisle might be issued hy His Honor under the Fugitive Offender\u2019s Act he Merchant Shipping Act of 1804, which forms part of the statutes of Canada, with regard to collissions, says: ection 419, sub-Section 2\u2014\"If an infringement of the coilision regulation is caused by the wiltul default of the master or owner of the ship, that master or owner shall, in respect of vach offence, be guiliy of a misdemeanor.\u201d Section 680, which deals with the prosecution of offences, says, Section 1, paragraph A: \u2018An offence under this act declared to be a Muisde meanor, shall be punishable by fine \u2018or imprisonment not exceeding two years, With or without labor, but may.instead of being prosecuted of a misdemeanor, be prose- cut-d summacilv in manner piovided by the Summary Jurisdiction Aerts, and, if so prosecuted, shall bs punishable only with imprisontmient for a term not exceeding six months, with or without hard iibor, or with a fine not exceeding one hundred pounds.\u201d Section C82 says: \u201cWhere a person is convicted summarily in Encland of an offence under this Act, and the fina inflicted or the sum order: ed to be paid exceeds five pounds in amount, that person miny appeal to Quarter Sessions against the conviction in manner provided by the Summary Jurisdiction Aets.\u201d Section 711 reads: \u201cAny offence under this Act shall, in any British possession, be punishable hy any court or magistrate by whom an offence of a like character is ordinarily punishable, or in such other manner as may be determined by any act or ordi- nanve having the force of law in that ossession.\u201d\u201d With regard to Jurisdic- ion, Section (RY states: \u201cFor the purpose of giving jurisdiction under this Act, every offence shall be deemed to have ben committed and every cause of complaint to have arisen either in the placerin which the same was actually committed or aroge, or in any place in whi lh the offender or prrron complained against may ' In case the \u2018first charge fell through, the captain could b: prosecuted under the above acts.Mr.H.C.St.Pierre, UC.has bern retained for the defence, whil: Mr.Peers Unvidson will act for the Newfoundland Government HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, The nnnual mecting of the Woman's Auxiliary of this Hospital held on Wed- neslay.the following were the new of- firers elected: President, Mrs.Hector Mackenzie ; .Hon.Vic=-Presidents, Mrs.E.W.Phillips ani Mrs.Jas.F js Acting Vice-President, Sutherland\u201d Tavior; 2nd Acting Vice- Fresident, Mrs.EK.Von Rappaed ; Tren- - surer, Miss Van Horne: Eve retary, Miss M.EF.Ba \u201c lis.The first two graduates of the *hillip's Training School\" Te- ceived -tbeir medals with a few well clos 'n words from Mrs.W.Suthérland Tuy'or in the absence of the President, Mrs.Chas.Morton.The medals are of gold, small and neat.The members were reminded to send o ntributions to th: Thanksgiving dinner next week at the lHosapital, and also not to forget the Children\u2019s Bazaar, in Windsor Hall, December Alf h.JOLINITE COLLEGE.Mgr.Fabre has Leen chosen honorary president of the fete bring organized at Jolictte for June, 1897, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of ihe foundation of the College vf Joliette.CHRIST CHURCH C ATHEDRAL.Miss Claribel Reyner will sing the soprano solo parts in the cantata \u201cThe Daughter of Jairus,\u201d hy Sir John the Cathedral Choir are going to do during this season.TALKS TO YOUNG PEOPLE.The Rev.F.M.Dewey, Pastor of &tan- ley Street Presbyterian Church, will de- Liver a series of practical talks to young À .\u201c THREE BASSES OF MEN, \u201d y the title of & neat, lllustrated pocket volume I have just Issued, ex- It gives in plain language the effects following youth- tul D riacretion and later excesses and points out an easy and sure treatment and cure ;at home WITH- DUT DRUGS OR MEDICINES, It gives a truthful resume of my thirty years\u2019 wonderful success with my patented genuine Electric Belts In these ses, and every young, middle-aged or = man suffering the slightest weakness should read it and know exactly where he stands.Can be had\u2018free at - office, or is sent sealed, by mall upon BE.sanpey, 156 St.James St.TREAL, CAN, .Office Bours: oe to 6: Sundays, 10 te à Sveni , duri No.; The subject Nov.\u201cDangers of oies.y Enoughf\"; Objections | ty a Religious 0 be Religiouat\"; Des \u201cThe Pernon's Best \"Friend; * Dec.#1, \u201cThe Saving Power of Love.: A TYPOGRAPHICAL TERROR.| Our repurter wrote for a sub-heading \u201cAldermen Play with Thousands of Dollars as Prizes.\u201d The heading was a pretty bad.one, but the sweet littls imp who sits up aloft to keep newspaper men from getting proud, made it worse by turning it into \u2018\u2019Ald.Peuny with Thousands of Dollars as Prizes.\u201d A casual reader might get the impression that Alderman Penny was getiing an .undue share of the fun all to himself, but a perusal of the report would indicate that the heading was not susceptible ! of this interpretation\u2014or any ether.NR.PIPON ENTERTAINED Previous to His Removal to Kingston.The recent appointment of Ar.J.H.Pipon, of the Bank of Montreal, as manager of the Kingston branch of that institution was the occasion of a quiet little celebration last evening.meeting took place in room No.4 at the Windsor Hotel, and was attended by some fifteen gentlemen prominent - in Montreal business circles.Among them were Lieut.-Col.Caverhill, Mr.B.Learmont, Mr.C.8.J.Philips, Mr.William McKenzie, Mr.Gi.A.Green, Mr.B.A.May.Mr.E.B.Boas, Mr.William Agnew, Mr.Ferd.Prud'homme and Mr.C.J.Baird.The meeting was entirely informal.The gentlemen who spoke included Messrs.Boas, Green, Phillips, McKenzie and Learmont, and the general trend of the remarks concernin Mr.Pipen and his long connection with the bank was of a mest complimentary character.Kind, painstaking and efficient, Mr.Pipon will be greatly missed by those who had business dealings with 1e Montreal branch of the Bank of | Montreal.A purse of $600 in gold bad been made Jp among a few friends, and this w presented to Mr.Pipon.TO MAKE MOTOCYCLES.A company has been organised with $150,000 capital, with headquarters in this city, for the purpose of manufacturing horseless carriages.Suitable premises® have been secured, and by May next they expect to have houses in different parts of the city, where pleasure vehicles of all styles could be rented.The motive power of the above will be petroleum and electricity.The tyres will be of solid rubber.ST.GEORGE'S Y.M.C.\u2014\u2014 A.The annual vublic meeting of the St.George's Young Men's Christian As- soriution will be beld this evening in St.George's School House, Stanley st.The Lor! Bishop will preside, the annual reports will he presented and addresses wilt be delivered by Very R:v.Dean Carmichael, r.G.C.Wells, and Dr.Jo'.nsiou, the renowned African ex- D orer.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR ST.LOUIS.At the last meeting of the Council of the Municipality of St.Louis de Mile End the Citizens\u2019 Light and Power Company was awardel: the contract for lighting the stréets for the next thirteen years.The Company was also awarded an exclusive franchise for lighting private residences for the same space of time.MILE END'S CAR SERVICE.The town of St.Louis du Mile End has taken an action against the Park & Island Railway to annul the contract to supply an electric car service in the municipality.The Corporation ôf the town claim that the Company have failed to keep their engagement to supply as good à service as in Montreal, und iv give transfer tickets.\u2018 MR.ANDERSON'S CONCERT.Robert Andersen, the boy violinist, of this city, who has returned from a three ears\u2019 course of study in London\u201d and Paris, purposes givin à ocancert in the M.\u20ac.Hall on Tuesday, 24th Nov.LR he ai be assisted by a number of artists.The programme promises to a musical treat.FELL INTO THE HOLD.The Notre Dame Hospital ambulance was telephoned for from the wharf opposite Sohmor Park, yesterday, for a sailor named Trudeau, who had fallen twenty feet into the hold of a steamship and was badly injured.He was removed to the hospital.It is feared that the man\u2019s skull is fractured.DAMAGES FOR FLOODED CELLARS In the case of Gravel vs.the City Judge Davidson bas allowed the plaintiff $1324.88 damages, caused by the flooding of cellars and the loss of rental on his property.The city had pleaded that the inundations were due to uncontrollable: causes owing to unusual rainfalls, but this was over-ruled.\u201cBRUNE\u201d STILL UNIDENTIFIED.Emile Brune, the young man who was found dead in bed at the Albion Hotel on Sunday evening.the 1st inst., was buried in Mount Royal cemetery this morning at the expense of the city.oner McMahon has not yet learned apy- thing which would lead to the discovery of the dead man\u2019s friends.RUBBER CO.NOT LIABLE.Judge Cimon has dismissed the case of Dame A.Lefebvre against the Canadian Rubber Company.She claimed damages because of a collision hetwden her vehicle and a waggon belonging to the company.The court held that the defendants were not liable, aa thé accident was due to the plaintiff's own fault.COLLIDED WITH A CAR.While Frank Thibault, who lives at 102 St.Martin street, was driving up Bt.Lawrence street, his rig collided with a motor car at the corner of Vitre street and he was thrown te the ground, and his head was badly cut, Ho was taken to the General Hospitdl in the ambu~ lance.| M'GILL DEBATING SOCIETY.\u2014\u2014 The undergraduates\u2019 Literary and Debating Society of the McGill University will hold their regular meeting on Friday evening, when among other matters, the following resolution will be dis- : \u201cResolved that the execution of Charles 1 was Justified.\u201d THE MACLKAN STOCK.~The stock of Messrs, John Maclesn & Company which was recently purchared br Mr.O, a sation is to be solid at auction \u2018by Mesars.Benning & PBarsaloù.The inventory amounts to upwards of\u201d, $100,000.ll The : Joas, Mr.A.Bray, Mr Thomas ! TRADE, FINANCE aus Mountainst, 13 1 GVOMS - FU RNISUED oR GRroRRaNED rooms.38 Mackay st.WELL YURNISHED ROOM, BATHROGM u 16 ou 1 til heated by hot water.Betwesu Desmond or at sd st .Catherine.I OUM3\u2014 To LET, WELL FURNISHED, TELE- 1huue anil every convenisave.Motil ar a Cul fst elas t 4, vrivate family: nice local.Teron tdorare i a Jobe Ha moe à OOM FOR UNE OR TWO GB.EN, WITH R wr Without board Private py ON Jo ny children 3 D rester, facing Dutferio aq.RM TWO FRONT ROOMB, UXFURNIONES Catberine.am sud well heated.2400 81, OUMS ON BATHROOM PLAI BOARD IF LE- 1 quired 27 Univers.ty at LAT.mn I OOM= COMVONTAUL N FURNISHED Focal I Had as.ol au Ed Victoria st.# Dé luc water.Terms moe 1 ooms \u2014 To LET.ROUMS FURNISHED.BUIT « able for light hous xe-jung, at 20 City Councilors I 0UM LARGE FRONT PURNI bathroom dat, hot ve r OuMs Tard AND © CHERE ALSO UN.urnishel parlor, overlook juste.142 Cathedral.fhing Demiaion hs UMA BRIGHT 8UNNY FRONT ROOM, BATH- m tat, Daisy tumare, cluthics cupboard.Private 273 2.family 54 Bt.Familie st OOMS\u2014DOUBLE AND SIN iLE, FURNISHED front room, bathrovw tit, warm and comfortable; use of kitchen.6 Ht.Charlee Horroux .off Craig.2725 ure ot pe - ¥ \u2014 A BRIGHT SUN NY SINGLE ROOM, i heated by hot water.273 5 Ts Victoria sl, Dear Sherbruvke at.I OOMS \u2014 LARGE FURNISHED FRONT Boo tor onc or two grotiemen; also single room ve ba room flat.3079 8.Latherine st.oo ny 00M \u2014 BINGLE FURNISHED ROOM, 0N BATH room fiat; heated Ly hot water.iol Hitchin, 2735 1 PS UOMELTO LE LET, WITH EXCELLENT BOARD, First class sccorame ations.936 Dorchester pa 5 Roexs-re LET,FU RNISHED, with BOARD, oR without, at 179 Hleury 283 I OOMB\u2014-BINGLE RGOM, IX GOOD HOUSE: ALSO double room, with or without boa Transien:s received.166 Munañeld stroet, uear Theatres, 122 I OOM8-CHMFURTABL Y FURNISHED FRONT room, also Jarge unfurnished room, suitable for Jigns housekeeping.47 MeGili College ave.n3 I ooM8 ROOMS .FURNISHED, SINGLE OR double, 64 Creacen s2 OOM .- NICELY FURNISHED ROOM.meme room Bat; yas, steaw; all cunveniences 48 M College ave.273 OOMS \u2014 TWO ROOMS SAME FLOUR, BINGLE and double; waicr ae hE Hoge ave house.A ol forenoon or evening, 37.Medill liege ave.OOMS \u2014 WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD: AUER light: late diuaer; meals served privately if deeired, 6 Ntanley._ aw OMS TWO ROOMS, WITH BOARD, a week.Fur gentlemen only.00 A N D Be.ser erine at.34 OOMS \u2014 COMFORTABLE FURNISHED or on bathroom fiat, with all cunvenlcnees.68 U versity as = 3 Ï OUMS - TO LET, TWO LARGE COMFORTABLE double rooms, with board.192 Muscalle, voracr Burnsid ys 3 OOMS-TO LET, BEDROOM AND SITTING.room connecting, on bathroum fat, suitable for gen: tiemen; also one utaer room.214 Mountain st.nda QOM-TO LET, LARGE DOVBLE ROOM, FoR two or (hres gentlemen; gas, hut water, ete.2319 Bt.Catherin m 5 I rote LET.LARGE AND WELL PURNISH- ed, suitahle for two gentlemen; hot water heating Terms mio erate.39 Belmont st.233 OOM \u2014 À NICE ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN IN private Haag: Auer light.Apply 747 Sherbrogks >» 1 COMB DOUBLE, AND SINGLE, WELL FURnished, modern conveniences: fur qgiet gentlemen or couples for housekeeping.26 Mcuill Col avenue Reo \u2014 TWO LARGE, DOUBLE, VERY cos- foraly furnished; every convenienes; in siricily private family?25 Mc(iill College ave.273 I OOMB\u2014 PLEASANT AND ELL HEATED; with or without board; no ctéldren.167 Vermilos st.00M - DOUBLE FRONT ROOM, ON BATHROOM flat, suitable for two geutlemon, with guod board; also table voned, Cathcart, 273 4 OOMB\u2014LAR E W ARM | FRONT ROOM, FUR nished, or two Mba connecting, on first fioor, fog married couple or two friends.Terms wmoderats cn Lagauchetiere.73 2_ OOMS_ 5-DOUBLE AND SINGLE SINGLE wiTH BOARD, table board.House heated by ey 73d Bhierbruoke SL, near arr _ ¥ OOM\u2014NICE WARM ROOM, BUITABLE FOB one or lwo gentlemen: gas, bath and hot water.784 Palace.m3 3_ OOM ~ TO LET.IN PRIVATE FAM LY, FUR nished room, on bathroom fiat, bath, het and cold ss and all cunvenlences! suitably for a married couple or two gentlemen; board if requi 2631 33.pee oom \u2014 FURNISHED ROOM, wiTH OR WITH out board.1859 Nuire Dame at., near Mile \u2018 room flat; jus, etc.Breakfast if chester ut.Ï OOM \u2014 COMPIETELY FURNISHED, FOB married cuupie, or Lwo acotieme u.Mrst clap boar Terms moderate.140 Berri» 2731 OOMB-DOUBLK AND SINGLE Buous, yin 734 Roses TWO FRONT yp BATH FLOOR, one with private \u201cath, gas grate, Sr Yl Good cooking.33 Mciilt College wg I OOMS \u2014 ON BATH FLOOR, THRER NRWLY furnished rooms, hot water beating: inuse rene Good cooking.37 Victoria OOMS8\u2014 COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM! single aud double, hot water heating, tae.7 lo Palace st.24 3 OOMS\u2014LARGEK WELL FURNISHED.ON SATH- room flat, suitable for une or two, also alugle room.41 Metcalfe st.nes Re OOM \u2014 FOR ONEOR TWO GENTLEMEN, VITE or without board.Private pacs family = chu dren.633 Dorchester, facing Duffert Lun R 0UOMS \u2014 TWO SINGLE ROOMS, with ones at 32 Union sv 1 0O0M8 \u2014 TWO LARGE FURNISHED Too with or without buard.Private family.No chi dren.Steam best, gas.Terms moderate 17 ih > st.OOM\u2014LARGE FUKNISHED BEDROOM, HO?water heating.132 Peel :t.2nd doce from Windsor Hutel.Tel 4838.274 ouMs WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, AT 118 tauiey st.suitable for ladies or gunticmen eisute feutily, Protestant.Kuferencesexrhanged 2763 OOM&\u2014TO LET.UNFURNISHED, TWO FRONT rooms, well heated; one on first snd one on 2420 8t.Catherine.73 OUMBS - nished, suitable for light housek w 168 Mountain at.Nel ROY, ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN WOULD Bud nice room, with excellent .in private family, a : eth.74 3e0d _ Ross, \u2014 FIVE BEAUTIFUL LARGE FRON rooms.on bathroom flat; large balcony; Berthelet at.vat Bet.Ro; FLAT OF 1 THREE LARG & Garon ished rooms.37 Lusigu ¥ OOMH \u2014 TWO LARGR \u201cuRsIaEED Ms, with or » ithout board; Swo in each reem, week.y.1844 Csthcart # si om \u2014 DOURLE ROOM, WITH BOARD.§8 Cathcart 6 > OOME\u2014 REY NICE FRONT BOOMS, BATHroom fiat, heated with hot water, with of without boanl.Apply 78 Oshome street.sas Rose -\u2014 PLEASANT WARM, ESET Laon agi rooms to rent; 7 Rook TAMER FREE ack vir Private family.LIB 1: Charice Borremes ot.mn REPS 4k Le Sa To ou a , aa qu.Aa alt modern AR 7 3 1» COME_DOUBLE A ONS-DOUBLE LE OR OB BIN oLR COMFORTANLE ; henry ooms \u2014 DOUBLE PARbOR, DINING ROOM à ki: Er rats Le Rogue; vs UNFU het o ONR.TWO OR THREE, corner er Victoria \u2019 8 30d Rogu_comrorvanLE rus FURRISHED ROOM, ON anale fo ares où bested ai rai bt : viande or (me wo aot ete: 274 nod Roons-two KICELY FURNISHED WARM rooms, hie and single, bathroom flat, Bot water heating, gas or r slectric light.9 Usmersitr LS rs 3 Ro -DOURLE AXD Be OR wiTH.board: sus tienda dated.ern = srioderate.3 BOARD AND ROOMS WANTED.ANTED-ROUM AND BOARD, IX PRIVATE family, between Bt.Familie and Uniyorsity stree Address with terme, \"YX 3040,\u201d DIAN oon.Fy ED VRONE ; accomMos 4.d rooms, double and single \u20187: LET, PURNISHED OR UNFUR- ~ T9 eeping.Terms lo sr PR A i Tr NS pi BAT LR VER NE , sa TS > à ji NOVEMBEK 1y, 1896, I MONTREAL AND \u2018QUEENS Ottawa College and Toronto University Teams.THE BENEFIT FOR THE POLICE A, A.À.Annual Meeting of the Canadian Skating Association\u2014A Meeting to be Held on Saturday to Discuss a Winter Carnival, Montrealers interested in football will have a chance on Saturday of seeing what will undoubtedly be the Lest game of the season, namely the famous Queen's eam, of Kingston, vs.the Montrealers.Queen's have been practising steadily since their last match with \u2018Varsity.when they played a close game and the Mcntrealers have bean hard at it, anticipating a bard struggle.Many of the champion team of 1893 will be un hand for Queen's, including Kennedy, Rayside and Metannan, amd Mont real will bave the same team as defeated Mcuill QUEEN'S Vs.MONTREAL.\u201cQueen's!\u201d Queen's! Oli tnigh nu buurig Cha gneil, cha gheil, Queens) su trah chu gheil.\u201d\u201d This harmouious, though jaw-breaking | yell will once more be heard in Mont- ~eal next Saturday, when the ex-cham- pions of Canada meet the Montreal stalwarts for the first time since that memorable Thanksgiving Day three years ago, when the Kingston men won the much coveied championship.Three hundred enthusiastic excursionists are to acccmpany the lumostout City\u2019s heavy team, and will ne doubt \u2018make themselves heard on the grand stand.Queen's two great struggles with *Varsity this season undoubiedly ranks them as the second team .n Ontario, and if the Montreal boys put up the game they did against MeGili two weens p, we should see the the year.Wilson, acknowledged the cleverest full-bacs in Canada, will play, and tnose who remember his wonderfut game in \"93 will again have an opportunity of wituessing Lis tacxling and kicking powers.Guy Curtis, the ever reliable halfback, is again in the field.Bass, Rays:de and Baxer, who are also well known here, are abl playing britliant football : this year.Moatreal \u2018will prohahly Line up avery strong team, very much the same us \"defeated McGill.CHAMPIONSHIP, Toronto, Ont., November 19.\u2014The Globe Das the following: Toe garnet and gray of Ottawa College has not flam-d on a football field, in Toronto since that memorable conflict on thar bleak Nosem- ber day wu years ago wien the chan » pions vf the\u2019 Quebec Union triumph 1 over the dauntle \u2018ss hross from Queen's fn a desperately fought game, tn which ' FOR THE the losers were glorified to as prea en extent as the winners, who onl achieved the victory by eight to seven, The team has not been subjected in many changes since that period, only half à dozen mn vho tugg- 0 and strux- gled for the chamtionship Lonors at Roses dale having discard d the canvas jeket and the padded pantaloons.elanger at back occupied the same postion in 15894 although ' he assisted \u201cVarsity to win the championship last season.It Is mot often that a man plays in two tonsecutive seusons on tes represses lative of different unions which carry off the championship of the comtry as he has done.Shea and Gleeson, hoth of whom were fn the thick of the fray two seasons ago.Tobin is a new man, but, if re- he does not suf- rort is to be believed, for by comparison with the other halves, Quarter back Smith is also a new comer.He is a lacrosse player of repute, having played on the hom: of the champion Capitals the past season.an improvement on the former incura- bent of the position, Laveeque, who played for McGill this Year, remains to seen.The scrimmage is intact; there are no changes in it, and there are few tricks that they are not famitiar with, It is the mainstay of the Ottawa College team.Of the forwards only Jones and Prudhomme and Foley are survivors of the f otball Ï > steel rails wvers ing figures: In 1881 the production of hogs emounted Lo 1,267 G'9 and in 1831 to 1,743, wing an increased production of 556,-31 hogs in the ten yeurs.in Ontario alone in 1831 ths number was 700.9.4 and ID 1895 was 1,206.02, an increase of 94,150 so that in 18J6 11 was safe Lu assume a showing equally favorable, The estimate of packing for 18) num- tered 1,300,000 hogs.The Canadian trade exported, in 183), hams, bacon, pork and lari valued a: $8,913,270.Mr.learman earnes' ly urged tlic maintenance of the present tariff as the Canadian tra ie wa, absolut ly in.omp- tent to compete with the Awmegican packers.Sir Richard wished to Know now it was that the Canadians did not compete with Americans in, say, lard.\u201cBecause,\u201d repr! Mr.Fearman, \u201cwe are paying (he farmer higher prices for our Logs than the Americans do\u2019 It Was tien explaine! chat the Cunadian packer adlred soric ly to the hegitimate pork prckiug business, whereas the bulk of the American business was done in the way of speculauions on tbe Board of Trade at Chivago.The great and sudden fla tuations on the Agierican mar- Re were also a hindrance to any com- pe iris.ligures were quoted as an vidence of the changing prices.Re- gardiag the price $5.00 prevailing now, Fo wux stuwn the hog it=elt vost more than the produced article at that price.A heavy corn crop and speculations would cause the changes in value of live hogs, In Canad this was impossible for we could not get cheap coru.Fir Riihard wondered if the market vas Opened Up, coul { Canadian packers nu export their finer qualities to the United States.Then Sir Richard desired to know how it was that the Canadians met wiih success in HÆngland.Tuts, 1' \u2018was ex- i pliined, was on account of the high stan- durd of goods sent out.The butk of the Ainerican business, especially ia bar- relle! purk, was done with an inferior grade.The hog ured was a fat, heavy Canim.for seme time questions were fired at Mr.Learman sveing the drift oi the queries pui by the Ministers, said, addressing \u201cGentlemen, twenty yeacs ao 1 started in this busi- lpress in Canada when we had free trade in these lines and { am sorry to say taau 1 starivd just twenty veirs too four.lumnaged to conduct my business Daand Load built an establishment and put in expensive machinery) for two years, and a the end of that time I was a much poorer man than ever I was lefore.The Americans were {lood- ing the Canadian market with hog produis of afl kinds and so under sold me tiat J had to finally abandon the entire business.I disposed of my buildings, tore out my plant and machinery, At that time the Chicago packers were sending in carloads of drossed hogs to this market by rail.They would be unioaded from the cars ami stretched out on the snow where the farmers would, come aiong and buy them.Then there came a change.Tha protective tariff was placed on all pork parkinæ products, and bussiness thrived.\u2018The farmer who used to purchase bis hogs from the United States markets, hegan to produce them, and to-day we vive drovers out all over the country pekine up the hogs from the farmers, so that it has dacome a most productive bsuiness to them.\" lle 1hen enumerated the growth of tus export trade, and in a repiy to the Ministers, stated that the Danes, who were active competilors on the English market with Canadians, had a co-oper- alive or protective tariff of some kind, Le could not definitely state what, buu he knew it existed.Other members of the deputation spoke and said it was their wish that the Government would not deem it wise to chance the specific duty of two cents per pound on hogs.\u201cIf the duty wera taken off,\u201d said UC.8.Blackwell, \u201cwe should be forced to ro out of business and the farmer would have io discontinue raising heavy hogs.\u201d Mr.Counsel! said that as it is no money has bsen made by the handlers of dressed hogs in the last few years.Hs believed in Canada for Canadians.Sheuld the indust ba wrecked by a tariff reduction, Mr.Counsell showed that it would seriously affect a multitude of people in the country.On behalf of the coopers, whove business would tw greatly affected by a falling off of the pork trade.J.Lendreville, who con- \u201cuns a large cooperage business here, sated that he had made thousands of iu.rrels, and the trad: had grown in an v\u201c{raordin2ry and most satisfactory manner.Barrels can made cheaper in the ~iates than here; because across the line iley have the proper kind of wood.\u201c1s there any probability of the duty on hors and meats being changed!\u201d ask- el Mr.Fearman; \u2018\u201cbacause we would like to know it.12 there is any danger it woud offer the filling of our cellars as it hos dong in the past\u2014 TN fill our cellars with this ve cant hanging over our heads, and if we did the furmers woull have to share our loss\u201d iMierpased ons of he gentlemen.Hon.Mr.Frelling remarked that overy possible chinx in the tariff would, of course, bring anxiety to some, and he wanted the deputation to make their views as strong as the case warranted and to submit then in wriiing.The de- rutatien iben withdrew.Jubn & David Macmilosh, on behalf of D.Macintosh & #ens) manufacturers of inirble monuments, asked for the removal of duties of 2) p.e.on rough marble required for monument purposes, It was ciarmed that the Canadian marble was not suitable for the manufacture of monuments, and importations from Mas- suchusetts an! Vermont had to be made.KR.Mellonnell, of ths Rolling Mills, sunnyside, asked for a reduction from St ty 8 on lhe dury on scrap iron and the retendon of the duty of $10 per ton on bar iron.Mr.McLonncll, in his remarks, said that if the country could Lave a settled trade policy it would be of great benefit to the iron industry.AL present, he said, there is no soft steel made in On- tarte, ant le has in his mind the forma tion of a company wilh a capital M?$250,000 for its manufacture.Before ing on with the formation of bis cou:- pany he was desirous of sseing what the ; Coverameni wonld do regarding tariff changes before he would go on.fre also contem:lit-à ocganizing a blast furnace company, wily a capital of 810,300.The iron indusiry, syid Mr.McDonnell, was a source of great beuelit to a country, and ha dil not see why it could not he \u2018 i heen in the United *tates, some settled policy were adopted, : that the United States placed a duty of 8:0 per ton on steel raiis and insisted upon the manufacture in of the rails required for the construction of rsilways, The result was that it i to-day hundrads of millions of capital | had been invested in iron works in that ; country.and 1he price of steel rails had dropped Lo $20 a ton.The reason that A not.manufactured in Canada was bowause the Ameri-aus and ; Erelish had alrehdy gol possession of cur market The inumense cost of estah- Ushing a, stevi piant was also n doter- : rent./ dchn Taylor and C.\u20ac, Dalton, of Toronto, and lréd Ri-hards, of Wocdtto-k.a deputation in the soap manufacturers\u2019 interests, were then heard.Mr.Dalton suggested that the tariff be altered to that in existence two years ago, when the duty on common soaps was 11-2 per cent, It is now 1 per zent.The removal of the duty on cotton seed oil, a raw material, was also asiced.Mr.\u2018Taylor.speaking on behalf of the Toilet Soap Manuficiurers.asked that the present duty of 35 p.c.ad valcrum be retwoved and a duty of five cents specific, and 5 p.c.ad valorum be substituted.| C.C.Going, President; G.W.Marsh, a Director: and Samu¢)! I.Mills, General Manager of the Toronto Junction Foundry Company.formed a do- utation that asked for free coal and ree pig iran, Mr.Marsh explained the Ile pointed to the fact.he country ! -__ THE MONTREAL D - \u2018 | TIT TT Ay vr rm + rio cement REEF : EEN 5 ER) 3 wishes ©! the deputation.It was stated that, in addition to nut being abls to obtuin frée raw material in this country.(be manufacturers of malieable iran in Canada bad to pay high freight rates and were exjossd to the keenest com- titon \u2018ram the United States manu- acturers, who wers enabled to come in and .nderssll their competitors in Canada, in spite of the average protection of «©.Besides this labor is cheaper on the other site than it is here, although the men thers turm out as much work as Canadians, It was impossible under the pr:seut state of things to compete with the Americans.r.Fost of Smith's Falls, who was in a similar line of business, had said he was hardly able to besr up, owing to competition from the United States.C.ing frames.and is worth 820 an ounce.Mr.Hubbard's output is aboui $20,000, but the im, or:ation far exceeds that.He wants to be protectel ugulnst cheap Geran material, While it cost 83 to make 4000 leaves by hund in Canada, the same work in Germany only costs 81.50.A number of firms had \u201cstarted in but owing to German competition bad hid to shut down, The last suppliant who was dismissed at 6.30 p.m., was John FF.Ills, of the ver and 33 par oent.duty on envelopes.the difference of 10 per cent.between ! the pap:r and envelopes to be maintained.| J.Myers & Son, coopers, this city, have addressed a letter to Sir Richard Cart- portion of their business is the makin of pork barrels, aud that anything whic affects the prosperity of the pork paek- : ing industry must, of necessity, result in disagter to their business.\u201cWithout a tariff wall to protect the Canadian pork packing infustry,\u201d they declared, \u201cour market would be flooded with American pork, and, this being : packed in American barrels, there would | of course, be no demand for barrels manufactured hers.\u201cThis would.mean enforced idlenesa ta the majority of the coopers of this city.\u201d The Messrs.Myers say, in conclusion: \u201cThe above represents the-opinion of the entire cooperage trade.\u201d AMERICAN TRADE BOOM.Mr.Lloyd Gives His Impressions About It.New York, November 19.\u2014 Thomas Lloyd, editor of the London Statist, who has just returned from a tour of the | country, for the purpose of studying the financial and commercial conditions, in an interview, tion will give an impatus to trade on this side, and will induce tho invést- ment of English capital in American securities.Although, for a time, there waa an undoubted disposition on the part of London to leave American stocks alone { until the election was over, I do nat think that state of things wus caused by any reul fear on the part of England that America would really declare itself on the side of anything baving the appearance of repudiation.\u201cOF , inasmuch as the feeling in this country was that the situation was acute, its infection spread to England, and I would like to emphasize the fact that this was the only cause of any depreciation of American securities that took place ont he London market.\u201d He declared that in his journey across the continent he noted signs uf a great revival in trade since McKinley's election, and he looked forward to a gradual apd steady.improvement in the commercial an industrial conditions of the coun- trv.\u201cOne of the most favorable signs about the revival,\u201d he nlded, \u201cis that it seems to have a solid basis.\u201d HE PLEADED GUILTY.Valentine, One of the Swindle Gang Leaders Admits Forgery.New York, November 19.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 William E.Valentine, who is accused of being one of the leaders of the large gang of men who bave carried on an ex- | tensive scheme of swindling by means : of forged bank drafts, s pleaded guilty to the charge of forgery in the second : degree in Brooklyn.MR.BLAKE VOICES OBJECTIONS.Toronto, November 19.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 In connection with-the elevation of the late rector of St.James Cathedral, Canon Dumoulin, to the Bishopric of Niagara, and his removal to that diocese, it will : be recalled that though formally installed as Bisbop last June, his place as rector of bt.James was pot filled un- t til recently by Bishop Sulli- | van.During the interim Bishop Dumoulin performed ail\u201d duties.When the question of payment for his services came up there was trouble.\u2018the payment was objected to, and 3.H.Bluke took out un injunction against its being made, bosine Lis objection on a canon of the church wiiich precludes any Ei:hop from receiving - benefice or emoluments, i 80 HE SHOT HIMSELF.Windsor, Ont.November 19 \u2014(Special.) \u2014A man who registered at the Interna- national Hotel bere, as H.Mor- ri, Racine, N.Y., shot himself through : the head with a revolver.He left along, rambling latier Se the name reg:stered_ was fictitions, that he was tired of life, and soaghi deith of a sudden character, without regard to the | hereafter.| | r ] THE ALL BRITISH CABLE.Ottawa, Novemb:r 19.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 In connection with thle Domiuion Govern- ; ment\u2019s contention that the Pacific Cable, \"if constructed; should touch at none but British territory, it is stated that a heavier cable would he required io al- * low of this, but that this would not neces- | sarily mean greatly increased original outlay.FAST TIME CALLED FOR.Toronto, November 19 \u2014Special.\u2014One ; of the idiosyncracies of the new : Grand Trunk time table, requires the ; | engineer of the Wabash express to make .the run from Grimsby to Winuna, a distance of over 4 miles in Lwo minutes, which means a speed vf 2 1-2 miles a minute.marre .DIED OF EXCITEMENT.Kingston, Ont., Nov.19.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 {On Tuesday evening Mr.William Patrick , Lindsay, carpenter, took part in a ; chivari, and yesterday was found ! dead in his bed at bis boarding house, on Quebec street.He was 43 years of age and unmarried.Death was the res sult of heart failure, superinduced by excitement., ! TOMASI INSANE.New York, November 19.\u2014(Special.)\u2014 Achille Tomasi, musical diracior of me- voral opera companies, was yesterday adjudged insane, alter an examination before a sheriff's jury.; MR.JOYCE DISCHARGED.Toronto, November 19.\u2014Epoçial )\u2014Ges.Joyce, a C.P.R.Toronto train de- spatcher, has been discharged.He was a striker, but infringement of the rules is charged | Hulr Cloth Sets, Contre Tables, Fancy Rockers, Ww \u2018Tapeatry and Moquot Squares.[tugs and Mats, larber, Ellis Co, who asked for the re- | | tention of the 25 per cent.duty on pr- ; À f any reduction is made he would like | § wright, pointing out that a very large = said: \u201cMcKinley's elec- ! | .come of them.| : solved problem, for no sign of the dia- portable property.\" {And ; utter falseness and vileness of the man Rae & Donnellys Bales He M.Hicks & Co's Bales.VE AAS A ANON aN A PL ARCE CLEARING SALE .\u2014or\u2014 Heusecheld Farniture, House Furnisbings, Dry Gouds, Buota and thers, Bte,, to be held at our roomu, 2 74 - * Aso NOY.181 AND 1828 NOTRE v Nas] DAME STREET, FRIDAY -AFTERNGOY, NOVEMBER 3TH, \u2014CONBISTING UF\u2014 Piano.Parlor Suit, Fancy Odd Chairs, Good Carpots, Gavaliers, Iandsume Parlor Cabinet,\u201d Wine Sidoboard, Extension Dining Table, th- er Dining Chaim, Oak Desk, Secretary, Library fable Fancy \u2018Tables, Oak and other Bedroom tn, [run Bedstends, Spring Bods, Odd Bureaus Bedding, - Aver ION SALE \u2014OF Handsome Household Furniture, Brussels amd Tapestry Carpeis, Ollcioths, Mare sellles Quilts, Luce Curtains and Porticres, Ete, At our Rooms, 311 and 343 St.James Street, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOV.30th, \u2014OOMPRIBING\u2014 All the Ele ant Furniture, Ite., consisting of M nificeut Wire Back Parlor Suites, Plush and % jedrovin Sets, Dining Itoom boards, Gomblng.ate \u2018alnut and Os ed: J Extension Tables, Chairs, Side Tablos, Linnie.Wool ton Iron Meds nd Springs, Hale and Woo and Washstands, Mattresses, Pillows, H.Hubbard.manutacturer 0° gold eal.troraes, Swiss aml Nottingham Lace Curtains, | ; wanted a iure s: 0 duty from 25 to Chenillo and \u2018Tapestry loriicres, Marseilles | Hall Stands, Crockery, Pictures, Engravings, WW per cent.Go:1 luif is used in gild- Quilts.Also a very tine assortment of lirusscle 1all Btoves, and many other useful articles.| .M the yard, Brussels, der Carpe ; | \u2014ALBO\u2014 and Tapexity Carpets by Table Linen, Napkins, Towels, Huckabark, iDress Goods, Twcots, 0 Curtains, Hed Spreads, White Quilts, Porticres, Boots and Shoes, otc, ete, BALE AT 230 O'CLOCK.2732 M.HICKS & CO., Auctioneers.English Uileloth.bte, ithout resorve.SALE AT 2 O'CLOCK.RAE «\u20ac DONNELLY, Auctioneers.this country, : À We've only a Small Store, but the thousands of people we are supplving with high-class goods are convinced that the KENSINGTON Bankrupt Stock Co.holds its own against any other store in Montreal (whether small or large) for ** grand value for money.\u201d Our Mr.F, X, COUSINEAU has just completed the purchase of a large stock in Toronto.composed eutirely of tine goods, and every dollar's worth of it up-to-date in style.: : Plain and Fancy Dress Goods.Imported Woollen Underwear, Union and All-Wool Blankets, Wool Filled and Eiderdown Comforters, Finest ot \u2018I'able Linens, Towels and Sheetings, Mantle Velvets, Fancy Silks and Blouse Waists.Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy Goods, And a big lot ot Iiats, Feathers, etc., Are among the usetul things found in this stock and bought at a big reduction.It was shipped here, and now all the cases are opened, the goods checked and marked, und the ladies of Montreal are welcome to come and pick the best of it as soon as they choose after 3 o clock to-morrow morning.There are plenty of Special Bargaius to \u2018be had, but the sooner you come the greater choice you get.Méntsl -ahe said, \u201cbut baby and I are quite wel and I could not leave London just now.COPYRIGHTED .; ale nes + nen I am waiting for a message.\u201d ~Z \u201cThe Price a Life.By FABIAN BELL.Author of \u2018After Long Years,\u201d \u201cStella,\u201d \u2018The Maharajah's Diamonds,\u201d \u2018The House in the Fels,\u201d \u201cThe Letter in Cypher,\u201d He and She,\u201d \u201cThe Hero of the Arawa,\u201d etc, etc CHAPTER VIL\u2014ON BOARD THE ARGYLE.Surely but slowly the castaway recovered his strength and was able to Join the ssengers on the poop deck of the Argyle, While he lay in his bunk, the object of assiduous care on the part of doctor and steward, be had ample time to formulate plans for the future and decide how much or how little he should tell concernin his past, that past which he had decided to ignore for ever; and then it was that the idea came to him which he so sue- cessfully carried out, that of pretending to forget his previvus existence.It was a gigantic fraud, which few men could have attempted with any hope of success; but many circumstances favored \u2018hin; chief among these his own natural \u2018taciturnity and the loss of the boat in which he been found.The cruelty of his action: the wron which he inflicted on Eulalie, his child, and his creditors, never troubled him \u2018in the least.\u201cShe, tao, will be free.\u201d he muttered.It will be best for both.\u201d And then he thought out the scheme in CHAPTER VI.\u2014(Continued.) But a few lucky speculations of this kind did nothing to straighten the tangled web of Hardcastle\u2019s business.In vain did dhe honest clerk and faithful wife endeavour tu smooth out the kinks.If it is not a paradox to say so, the clearer things became the darker they were.Everything was in confusion; fh- deed it appeared as if the different accounts bad been purposely mixed up, so ; detail.| that no auditor could disentangle them, \u201cEverything has happened for the or throw light on the darkness.Trust best,\u201d he said, with an odd kind of bastard piety, which should not shock those good people who duly return thanks when they escape a danger into which others fall.\u201cIf the whale boat's crew had been saved I could not have wiped out the past.Now Conrad Hardcastle disappears in: the Dunbar, lost with ail hands.There it ends.And : am free.Free to begin life again in a new country under new conditions, without ties or trammela of any kind.new Adam entering full grown on the beritdge of ife.\u201d\u201d funds that should have been kept strictly apart were mingled with the general accounts.And of large sums of money which had recently been paid to the firm on behalf of clients there was actually no entry or memo, whatever.Among these were the large sum paid in for investment by Lord Wentworth only a week before Conrad's departure.Of the greater part of this amount no trace whatever could be found, unless, indeed, it had been paid intothe lawyers private account to meet the heavy cheque The idea pleased him, and he repeated it in several forms.Free, with plenty of money.a ripcned intellect, experience of life, and not a single tie.presented by Von Reuter, the diamond Surely he was to be envied! ; merchant, who, when interçogated, free- And as the blood coursed through his ly said that tbe money was due for a veins, telling of returning health, he set of diamonds purchased by Mr.Hard- rejoiced more and more In his dearly bought freedom._ \"How do you find yourself this morning 1 said the doctor, cheerily.5 \u201cBetter, much better; but there's one thing which troubles me.\u201d ; \u201cWhat is that?\u201d \u201cWhere am I, and how did I get here?\" \u201cWhere are you?Well, you are \u2018on board the Argyle.a ship of 1180 tons, belo; g to Messrs.Green & Sons, bound from London -to Melbourne, with cargo, passengers and emigrants.How did you get here?That you should know better than we.Our mate found you in a rickety boat aniling by yourself in mid-ocean; at least you were the oniy living creature on board it, and when he rescued you, and you had no further use for it, the old tub went to the batton.How you got there, to what ship that boat belonged, and what had brought you to such a pasa you must tell us, for we cannot even guess.\u201d \u201cBut that's precisely what I cannot do: | remeniter nctling about it.\u201cWell, that's awkward: bub, it\u2019s (not very, surprising, considering what \u2018you | must Lbeve gone througn.With care end patience your memory will probably return to you by rees.\u201d \u201cYou think so?\u2019 \u201cIl am nearly sure of it.\u201d \u201cAnd in the meantime ¥° - , \u201cI should advise you not to worry about it.Get on deck as soon as you can.Eat castie for his wife.Of which diamonds Eulalie, of course, knew nothing, and resented the whole story as a mon strous fabrication, declaring that she did not cate for diamonds, and chat her husband knew it.\u201cHe would never buy a parure of me,\u2019\u2019 she said decidedly.\u201cThen it was for somcone else,\u2019 retorted Von Reuter.\u201cFor he did buy them; and magnificent stones they were, and worth a king's ransom.\u201d If the Jew spoke right what hzd That was another be- un- monde could bo found in home or office.\u201cHe has given them away,\u2019 said one.\u2018He has taken them with him,\u2019 suggested another.\u201cValuable and easily \u2018 ese words threw a lurid light on the whole transaction, which, bow- ever, Eulnlie uiterly refused to accept.In spite of the evidences of her own senses she could not yet believe in the whom she had sworn to love and honor.\u201cI wish Mr.Hardcastle would come back,\" she said, wearily.\u201cI don't be- | lieve we sha | eve: unde: at: ni this Lusi- Less without him.\u201d Old Ashwyn locked at ber sadly.Man and boy, be had been for over fifiy years in the firm.Its reputation was dear to hiin as hiv own, perhaps dearer, for hi ; existence ; a and drink; grow strong and well; and 5 ro ne tre its try not to think at all.Forget the its credit was felt by him as a personal disgrace, and the bare possibility that Hardcastlg's should fall from its high\u2019 estate, and roine a reproach and a hissing was so terrible to him that he resolutely turned his eyes away from such a contemplation.Yet there were momants when he felt that it might become necessary to face even that.And when Le thought thus, and looked at Eulalie, hia loyalty was severely taxed., \u201cIf be is alive he ought to return.He is bound in honor to do ro.\u2019 And the wife said quickly.\u201cThen he will do su, for I know that he ix still alive.\" \u201cHow do you.know tuhat \u201cI can hardly tell you.I have not seen him again.But still I am sure that if he were dead I should know it.The castaway smiled ; this was exactly what he intended to do; but also | intended that the doctor should act as his sponsor in his new career, and save hin: from a few of his most obvious difficulties.\u201cThat is more gasily said than done.I ought to give the fptain and others some explanation, and how can I do so?\u201d \u201cVery true, you cannot: but don't let that trouble yom.I will explain to the Captain, and he will not torment you with questions.D4 you forget all your past life?For instance\u2014your name ?\u201d \u201cOb.I remember that well enough\u2014 {Charles Hall.\u201d _, The doctor remembered the belt and its initials CH, and his doubts, if he I try to see him and communicate with « Anything else Pr rest.: him, but 1 cannot; but if he were dead | \u201cOh, yes; I recollect my life at schoo! he: would come to me.The old clerk looked at her with great pity in bis weary eyes.If this anxiety was bard upon him at his age.what must it be to ber?He hoped she was not- losing her senses.How could she sec Hardcastle if he were dead?! He.spoke to her soothingly, as one spaaks to a child: to Tad \u201cMy dear you ady.\u201d he said.\u201cyon RE and at college, and afterwards when I was in business with my father in Manchester.I think I was ill before I left England, and that is why I undertook the voyage, but I cannot be sure.I forget the name of the ship and all that happened to me on board.How I got into the boat\u2014everything.\u201d Ah, well, it is awkward for you.But it jou were lil before that hypothesis ma should go into country for a few t mooks.ou and child.It would do Probable t Hy coven, .Curious case you good.\" , iou y i - She eho er and smiled arch- \u2014a very curious cass and a very inter esting case.I have never heard of anything exactly like :t.I am delighted to have met with you.Yes, my dear sir, \\ } 4 \u201c1 know what you are thinking of\u201d; Cu stp CL / } : .: ; - ; Sai yu Had agra See Fre = at AILY STAR\u2014THURSDAY, NOYEMBER 19; 1808.\"for his iF i Benning & Barsalou's Sales NN NN mL AS AAS AA AAA Important Trade Sale \u2014or\u2014 Brandies, Wines, Rhum, French Liquors and Cordials, Woollens, otc,, ete.+ Tho subscribers havo received instructions to roll atthe Merchants\u2019 Warehousing Co., No.40 Foundling Street, on \u2019 FRIDAY, THE TR NOVENEER, For account of whom it may concern, #2 Pnckages Brandy in Hogsheads, Qrt.Casks and Octaves.150 Cases Hrandy, quarts and pints, of various brands.43 Puokeges Wines, in Hogsheads, qrt.casks and octaves.Clarets, Burgundies, Sauterns and Part Wings.Cnaes Wines, qteand pta., Clarets, Burgundies and Sauternas, ete.4 Half Octuves Rhum.152 Cnaos French Li 1s,Curacon, zaues French Liquors and Cordials,Cur Absinthe, Kummel, Kirch.16 Cases Frenoh Preserved Fruits and Canned Goods, assorted.TA \u2014ALSO\u2014 5 Cases Olive Oil.1 Cave Cupsules.1 Bale Corks.\u2014 ALSO\u2014 1 Case Woollens.1 Iirum Sugar Coloring.15 Puncheons Tomato Sauce.The whole without any reserve, in lote to suit the trade.Sale at 2 o'clock sharp, p.m.BENNING & BARSALOU, Auctionocers, a Shop and Dwelling TO LET.2689-2691 St.Catherine (NEAR ST.MARK).24 Street Dwelling in first-class order\u2014tinted last May.: Store has been three years occupied by a picture framer.Splendid chance for a steady good worker to continue the business.Stock and fixtuies complete in trade can be had at a low figure.For turther information apply to W.E.COOPER, \u201cBar\u201d OMee McGIBBON,HOGLE & MITCHELL, ADVOCATES, Canada Life Building, MONTREAL.R.D.McGIBBON, Q.C.ARTHUR F.HOGLE.VICTOR E.MITCHELL.185n*tt nie » A «gi me a + Te A de gaat ét ES WoT CEE Fr x \u2014 Marcotte Broa' Salea Y MARCOTTE BROS.Great Auction Sale of New and Secondhand Furniture on FRIDAY AFTERNOOY, 30th NOV., AT STOKE 1098 AND 1005 NOTKE LAMK STREET, COM PIISING Fine Parlor Bota, Mirrors, liotures, Lace Curtains, Portieres and Poles, Splondid Cpright Plancs, Fine Organ.Hookcases, Writing Desk.Hall Stand, J y Chairs, eather Cuver Chaire, Leathor Couches, Mantel , Bod Couches, Splendid Hedroorm Setsin Onk and Walnut, Spring Bed, Mattresses, Pillows, Wool Blankets, Carpet, Ollcloth, ete.And large lot of Second Hand Household Furnlture, Conk Btoves, Hall Stoves, etc.otc, ete.All for positive saloon Friday.at 10 O'CLOCK A.M.732 MARCOTTE BRON, Auctioneers INSOLVENT NOTICE.In re FOUCHER, FILS & CIE, Inrolvents.Sale Ly Auction at our office, Nu.87 St.James street, Montre, on Monday, the 30th November, 1836, at noon, of the un- dermentioited frmnovahble properties: let.\u2014A lol oi land, situate in the town of Jolletle, Leipg tL ul Jot No.38 of the ofricial plan for said town of Joilette, containing 55 feet In width by 48 fect depth; ided in front by Dalllelout street, on one side Ly Charles Gujlbauit or representatives, the residue of sual 2nd.\u2014A Lot of sald official tte.Suid Immoveuble properties wii be sold subject to the mortgages and other charges effecting same, and also to the costs of sale.KENT & TURE( ITE, urators.MARCOTTE BROS Auctioneers, ot, of Land known as No.235 4 law DWELLING TO LET.Four Good Bized Bedrooms on Ind Fiat.2691 St.Catherine St, West.Heated throughout with HOT WATER, contains large Parlor with two windows, Dining Room, Kitchen.Pantry and large Hall on Int t, si airy Bedrooms (with closets in each), Bath and W.C.Largo Hall with two sky Hghts on lod flat.Tinted last May, Everything in first class order.Hent low to à responsible tenant.P.8.The above is situated over à store and has scparate entrance.Apply to W.E.COOPER, Star @flice, 165 Bt.James Sireet.DWELLING 7 TO LET._ AT $8.50 PER MONTH.1215 St.Lawrence Street, re airy rooms in good repair.Splendid La locality.Apply to W.E.Cooper, oct STAR Office.\u201cvorzuop; punore £jodoid no \u201cOU NOËL 1193 [LOM pute \u201csoonIs RWS 1S \"SUOfTVOO! 2030 0) JUOPpHOUI SUINIP-UMY QUO puW plivanoY) 0:13 1000 00 1 [¥) \"01 IVD NOL J] JON OWOY V UMO UVO NOT PIV] 1¥9q 0) A] XOUUY [VAIUORY ous, DUV JIP UIO17 \u2018ONMJOU UIOI; 9017 \u2018£110 OY) 3) and 72 payments of $4.25 will buy a fine \u2018lot close to schools and churches.Sewers, Water, Electric Light.ST.GEORGE ST.NO INTEREST.nos (os [ja 04g Stone Cottage MANCE ST.7 rooms, bath and W.C., beautifully decorated.hardwood mantels and every modern convenience \u2014 Daisy furnace.$3000, $500 Cash.Balance in Monthly Payments, same as RENT, of $25 each including interest.JO OUD £104 8Q3 JO HEIOOU LEWD VIIA [VeIIUOR jo qingng OU) Up UOIIENIY AYHWOY PUY [NINIQ INOW OY] Uj OWIOY ¥ JO UOIIEPUNO} OY) Montreal Investment & Freehold Co., Room 3, 162 St.Iam delighted.\u201d And the man of science amed with satisfaction at this wonderful discovery.\u2018I shall send an account of the case to the \u2018Lancet\u2019 on opportunity, and jou must be sure to tell me at once when you feel your memory returning.In the meantime \u2018I will caution the captain and passengers, and take care you are not annoyed by questions.Let me help you on deck.It will do you good to bask in sun.e \u2018Not to-day.I feel too weak; even this conversation has exhausted me.\u201d e doctor administered a tonic, and then trotted off to tell the captain all that had been told or suggested to him.od honest tar was a good deal pus- zled.\u2018I don\u2019t understand it at all,\u201d he said.\u201clI have known a great many shipwrecked men in my time, but never one who could not tell you something about his adventures.Generally apeak- ing they are too fond of the yarn.It seems rather fishy to me.\u201d \u201cIt's not strange at all,\u201d cried the doctor.\u201cQuite natural, assure you.The mental strain that this peor fellow has undergone hns affected certain cells of the brain in such a manner that they have failed Lo retain or reproduce impressions.It's a curious case; and one that bas never before comp under my experience ; though I have heard of sim- ar cases.I shall watch it with the deepest interest.\u201d \u201cStill, I should like to know the name of the ship.What happened to her: When and how she was wrecked.And bow this wretched man came into such a plight.\u201d \u2019 \u2018Wait, Wait, my dear sir, you will know all in time.Our cast-away is evidently a gentleman, and we must not let him feel his position too \u2018keeniy.\u201d\u2019 hat is his namef\u2019 Charles Halls ws di \u201cIt's a e did t thats wonder not forget \u201cIt only shows how capricious a thing memory ow it catches on to some and ignores others.\u2018 ell, it's a mighty queer thing,\u201d tain again.was, queerer than be knew.But the Doctor had acted as sponsor patient ; and was thenceforth a firm though unconscious supporter of bis tg James Street.it utss The castaway was grave and silent, as befitted one who ha d through.such terrible experiences.Brown, and thin, and strangely wrinkled, he crept about the deck of the Argyle, in the sunshine, when there was any; and at other times coiled himself for warmth in an®old \u2019possum rug that belonged to the Doctor.The lady passengers regarded him with unconcealed interest and sympathy; hut the sailors, especially those who had been in the rescuing boat.regarded him with fear and abhorrence; and, when the wind whistled a little more shrilly than us ual, or there wero signs of a storm, they whispered significantly one to another, and jerked their thumbs in his direction, as if to say, \u201cHow could we expect anything better with such a Jonah on board.\u201d \u201cHe will bring us ill-luck, see if he don\u2019t,\u201d was the universal opinion.(To be continued.) CANAL IMPROVEMENTS.Ottawa, November 19.\u2014(Spscial)\u2014 Work is closing.down for the winter on the Soulanges Canal, but it is understood that when the spring opens the work will be pushed to a conclusion.Considerable progress has been made in the work of deepening the Lachine Canal from the lower end of St.Gabriel lock to about a mile up from fourteen to twenty-two feet depth, and also in removing roc from the bottom of the Lachine Canal, as well as in the dee ening the channel through Lake St.Louis, Work on all these improvements is closing down for the season.= | .OSE MONBST MAN, Please inform your tally, 1 will mail, in senied letter, the n pursued hy wh wae permanently restored to health and manly vigor, after years of wutferios from Nervous Weukness Loss of Mashood.Jack of Coufidence, rte.1 Lever no scheme to astort monar rem any one whom sonvar.I rob d swindled quacks until 1 nearly lost faith in mankind, tur thank heaven, I am now well, v.garona snxious 10 make this certain menns cure known Having nothing to se! Address 1 37 von go D., 1 want ne money , ARR 1ieets » i, Box 258, Delray Mich, in on the other side ty 20 ; Elan for said town of Jol- | readers, that if written to confiten- : ô \u2014 Fraser Bros\u2019 Sales AANA H Ise RATTLE AND a ® ee Cares: all Meves, Kte., Etc., Alse ' Dry Goods, Tweeds, Reuiy Made Cloth , Boots and 5 ersons in or out of the city hav! anything in the above lines.to pose OZ.can depend upon having fair prices Tr rom same them Lo us Liberal cash advances finde à) tensive regu auction at our ious Suissrooms, Nos.453 .nd 455 ST.JAMES STREET, ] ON FRIDAY MORNING, ?0ih NOVEMBER, AS Ten O'Clock, Safe, dry storage for Furniture, Pianos, c.Trunks, Tune, \u20ac FRASER BROS, 270 § _ _ Auctioneers.ANDSOME MODERN HOISENOLD niture and Eldecia, being the com of beaatifully furnish residence.w suld by nuctlon, at aur sniesreom, Nos, 4) and .nes ste.on Friday myraing, ue fant., eomprisinc odd Drawing Roem Fural- ture.Fine Ornnameu!s and Pictures, Oak Se- cretars and China Cabinet combined.ime Oak roums Bei.{ Mair Mattressca, Tees® Roll Top Oak Beak.uade to order, Ane Oak Wardrobe.E18) Chnirs.sri Leukg neat Oak Binding Koos net, costly and very handsome French China Dinner and Dessert tmported specially from Paris.ea n Coffee Nets, Ame Crystal.Black Oak Cupboard, very fine, over Wd years old, very inc square Mall siove, goed Cooking Range, Kitchen sundries, ete, etc.Ou view all Thursday.FRASER RROS,, Auctioncers.FUR- es \u2019 2738 FPoROUGHBITED JERSEYS BY AUCTION, We are instructed Lo sell by auction without reserve, at our depository.NON.131 to 138 EINBPE(TOR STREET, C(ORner AT.JAMES STREET.On Tacsday Afternoon.2ith Nevember, ~The following Jerseys from theherds of Mea, KLM.Jones, Mclean Howard, J.C, Snell, Mr.J.Carpenter, No.1 Beta Rogis, No.102254, No.2 Messenns Bessio 8817, No.3, Dolly of Oakdale 7354; No, 4, Kathlenn of Glen D'unrt N No.5 Queen.Lurita of Glen lJubrt 79922; No.6, Livély 42129.Also Bull.3 months\u2019 old.Bull, 6 months; Bull, 12 months; Buil, two year's old, full pedigrees, ete., at Umea of eale, On view Zird and 24th inst.Sale at 3.30.FRASER BROS, 235 Auctionvers.For objecting becanse your laundry didn\u2019t do your clothes u Your clothes wil ard labor if you do them at home with MACK\u2019S - DOUBLE STARCH Solo Agonts for Canada, ROBERT UREIG & CO., Montreal.100808080808 2008002800: iD i a À 0 Aer + For Coughs, Colds, Bron- Spruce chitis Sore um KERRY, WATSON & CO., ProraitTONS, MONTREAL.27i*nl Camellia PANCAKE FLOUR.Camellia FARINA.Ask Your Grocer for it.1° ntyhawtl ook's CottonHoot COMPOUND.safe and reliable medicine dis- eoverod.Boware of unprincipled druggists who offer inferior medicines in place of this.Ask for Cook's Cotton Root Compound, take no sudeti- tuts, or inclose §1 and 8 cents In postage in letter and we willzend, sealed, by return mall.Fullsealed particulars in plain envelope, to ladles only 8 stamps.Address The Cook Company, Windsor, Ont, Canad B.B.Mo: 2123 Noire Dame Bt Branch 8 1904 Notre Dame Be, Beit to Buimora! Hotel, Montre : Character Counts in ROOFING As in other things.We are willing to be judged by our record.G.W.REED, 783 and 785 Craig Street, 268\"att MONTREAL JACKSON'S NUTRITIVE \" WINE \u2018OF COD LIVER OIL Is agreeable to take, Improves the appstite, and Imparts Te Medicine Virtues ot e withou | DIBTURBING THE DIGESTION.| t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Kenneth Blackwell, Wileon ana real ure rovince next sitting, to ottaln the pass- act Incorporating them as a pa y, under the name of ï a Sprin, pany, Amited.with {ta head office ai for the purpose of carrying on the of manufacturing.selling and dealing in n Steel and manufacturing, selling th railway aignals, awitches.appliances, and for other pur- to and necessary for the carry! on ot sald business.EES CAMPBELL.& MEREDIT Attorneys r pic Montreal, November 4.1896 7 2 .\u201c | irg of an Joint Stock I Out ca Eau: SCIE fe: 0 i assy A or re RSE ep: ae ou a WPT dn fg en a ESR Par \\ h Points bars AS long cts.package.\"500 boxes of \u201cMor ning 500 buxes Offerings trom our Great Fancy Goods and Notion Di partments, \u201cGround Floor.Western Side.Unprecedented Low Prices in these :wo devurtiments.READ EVERY ITEM BELOW \u2014 Pu cridren's Leather 1st Lut ! te roe lor 3 20.To-mor- \u201ctu h Leather \"roux aul 1 CES.Purses, EUy.lo-inor: os 2nd Jor\u2014Haur A lot of Lu Hs Ligand ws Nite tombs, Back Commis, Jie to 75c euct l'O-MOr LAW, SE bon AY ach at ue \u2014N Spouges .gra Let pong a se Tel tes and 1V 6.5 et 4th Lot \u2014A red Sa Hristle (white) solid Brus worth va.eaci.por So we Id eh Sth lot.\u2014A i istle French Tootn Brush, worth 1e.To-morrow 5e each, éth Loi \u2014 A gel fire Lund Brush crop), worth ive.To-Morrow, à cents eacti Ç Tth oh A, Clothes Brush, measuring 2-2 Li fem, vil sue - fre t he 9 ce 8th pen ooo In i hnittizs Silk in all morrow, 9 possibie art shades + ents ball.a - 9th Lot.-~Iulf l'oxes: out 200 in heau- arLiy engraved M Hu « Metul.Worth 172.Tp-Mmoiru* LE.es 10th Lot.\u201420) Powder Putis made of fine su Lve © down, pire Lou.To-morrow, cents euch 1th Tot \u2014506 Curling lioas in, polish ng To-mno: y 3 Ain ach.ot Tot niu ke unin ! \"i .in 1 ok xorth 5 To- Xi 3 selva (Clasps, in san, Lou El - Metal santarnish- To-morrow, rae.price, » \u201c Jusit, 2 cents pui sat Ta \u2014 A new lot ef Fenutitully le: er tound Bitle-.Jr asuring 4x 6 1-2 inches, contoir.i \u20187 Psulms, ête.g etes vertu: te cach Lo two lot- Tr-morrow at 25¢ and 30C each A 16th Lot.-\u2014A very siscial line of care- tuliy Bound Bitle=, imitation seal measuring § 1-4x 7 3-4 inches, confaininu the complete Psaims of Lavid in metre; also compete set of Maj= u very desir rut le Look at $1 65.To-muitow, 87 CLs.each.other limes of Billes «nd Piuayer Bdoks leather covering.600 pairs of Ladies\u2019 Perfect m $1.00 to $1.25.While they last you can hav value 8S Oo Ladies\u2019 Cotton Night Robes, trimmed fine tucks and $14 00.While they last 49c.O Housemaids White Muslin Aprous, wi COSTUME DEPARTMENT.W Séparate Skirts In all wool double dirgonal, well-made, lined and can- Vus Around Lotiom; ile Cuors are Ted.gras, green and navy mixtures.These SKIrIs re cnean 6.5 ur price wnlle they | only ss.Bn.© Childre n°6 Tartan Dresses for hous Ae and a yews, Prices ur.stzes 3, 4, Ser T5c., 8bc SKIRT DEPARTMENT.Colored Mureern Skirt Cll side and riounced.Prive only 31,9 trimimed Tounte \u2018and brafd; onty 98e.; All Woot knitted SR worth 8uc.; while they last, = BLOUSE DE PART MENT.Cashmere Flouses in navy, grénat, car- dura spa bise $2.75, worth $475 Very Nty'ish Tart an Biouses, mad from ail woul materials, price only 13.50.A Vent Fancy striped STE es in .quark ang madiur the test ine eve OA IN Monte adr price, $4.Imroried Silk Blouses, S tor 39, \u201cSor for JERSE AY S\u2014Ladtes\u2019 Jerseys for: house wear, cychng, skating, «te, the best t+soruneu! in Canada lo choose orm.>rices from 51.5 MEN ss.IPPE Ro PATTE HNSHA choire ssorumen at who\u2019 le pr ices, viz, Tor, Guc.65° 5e, f1, 54.25, Dress Goods Department.Do You Require Dress Goods, it you do, don\u2019t miss this chance.1 yards to be sold at the foliowing givi Sever PACA Cioths, Fancy Plaids, and All Wool BE awa Brood: in good colorings and worth 50 to 750.Your choice 25c.Fancy Silk and Wool Striped Dress Goods, fine Fcy.Checked Cheviots, and All Wool Costume YE ho on D Goods, Shot Cheviot OC: All Wool Broch Mixtures in Silk an oo ress Goo oO eviot Crepons, ool Broche grovioia EY ele Stripes, worth $1.50 to $2.25.Your choice 75c.Many other Bargains ic Dress Tweeds, worth 75¢ to 81.00.Goo SILK DEPARTMENT.Toe yards of Chin Nik.suitatle 2c.amp shades.fancy work and 1 i 185 lo-moriov \u201c3e 85c.\u2014iv pieres Fanc in all the new sh: strip d'Fatin Merv s, and 24 inches = b.B0c.\u2014 Another nine où Fancy Striped SIiKs < nid evening shades.suitable fôr hiouse-, dresses, etc\u2026 24 inches wide, and Warranted ure silk, price, dtc nibs pieces in \"stxtish Tiroche Silks n spot grounds.new designs and een Sore, 31.ocds, fox $1.10 $1.80, \u2014250 vurds fine siriped Lresden Silk; the shedes in this line are something lovely.regular value, $zJv.Ste price only $1.30.VELVETS.68c.\u2014Trilby Velvots in Jo new colors, SLUV regular, for 5 élc.\u20143WU yards of Sik Plush in the foliowing _colors- Terra, maroon,\u2019 wold, navy; sustsn, seal, mid-bios n reguinr value, 856.©.Mc.\u2014 ou yards of Silk Plushs in the fallowing co\u2018ors: Flew.ric, totac, mid- brown.seal.Worth Te, fer 2lc.LINEN DEPARTMENT.Hem-stitched Sidebaurt Covers, all Pure Linen, chap at He.Sale Day only 2% *-2c edch.100 dozen Pure i.inen limask Dioylies, round or square.atid tri jrs, che ap a* 6uc.Sale Day onl per dozen.60 Colored Border 4 Tg Cloths, Bleached Bum Pure nn, and Fast Coloreu cheap at SI.50 Sale Day only $1 exc 26 ix Fine stitched Table hs, finest Shot iat Regular en $16.50 to 35) Uhoice on En ay half price.$s % to s:7.50.BLANKET DEPARTMENT.60 Sateen Covered Flic: Down Quilts, andsome patterns French Satee st Down.Sale praca $4.62 ench: cheap at 37.60 ire Fine Walle Wau Blankets, tes, adi full = do Sale Day p- vert oe Tray 13! worth $2.book tO~MMOrrow.3.5 CRESCENT ENAME LLED WARE.Foods, for we handi~ nn Seconds Fr erm nl we will sell aa fotos 200 Cresccat Enamelled Kettivs Pid 20- Crescent Evamcile:l Bm fo ne Dn 300 Crescent Enamelled Double Mnilere for £9c.= Srescent Boamelled Pudding Dishes for 19g, ot Emamelled Tea Kettis fo 7 69 > Crescent Enameiled Wash Bowie for jac.ain-giving Month of November lasts.as they last we will sell i ! i I sold cheup to-morrow.6th Lot.Prat $8.2 ba Feather buth sidges measuring 16x22 inches, will xe Cleared to-morrow at $1.19 each in ping Chartreuse, corn, amd ale tite only.Call\u2019 early: 17th Lot \u2014lu pieces of Apron [Tucked i Lawn.price and 35e yurd.morrow, 19¢c.yard.1 | | ! We.sens 3 sod strong 18th Lot\u2014A \u2018Coit cf 200 yards Club Rib- vont to be sold To-morrow at b cts.0) = ot.\u2014lrench tronsparent Sik Glazed \u20ac \u2018hiffon, price n cents.Tomorrow.75 cents ya, 20th Lot.\u2014Instuntaneous, re nch trang- purent music mender, will ulzo mend ull Kinds of printing or writing.Sole agents.To-morrow, 5 cts.roll.Men's Furnishings TIES! TIES! TIES 10 dozen Windsor Les, ail sik, in tartans and checks; so plein color.These Ties nre 6 inches wide and 39 incnes loog, regular price, 40 cents.Your choice now at 1¥c.SHUICIS THAT ARE SHIRTS.75 dozen unlaundiicd White Shirts, equal in every respect to u regular custom mude garment, Leing rwl and large wilh enforced fronts continuous facings back und secve, sizes 12 to 17.regutar frice.and .we sell them lor 49c.A BiG LUM IN Tia SDKERCHIEFS uy dozen very line all linen H andker- chiefs, hem-stitched.This \u2018ot was bought dire-t from the manufuctur- sr ui Belfast, at à Very low figure.i They \u201cPU CEH The way From 3 ITS to $8 dozen, for $2.79 do 64 dozen Men's White Ch: nu Si'k Hand- Ye cniels, hem-stitched, good.size, welt worth 40c.each, for bc Men's Stk Henakere niefs with colored Lor 18 Ut Pic, $1 and Ahi You \u2018choice at :8 white iandker- ave your Kerchiets for Boys\" Schon! Handkerchiefs, worth 6c each, at foi ONE OI! THL BEST.\u201cFurze ULÉTERS.is that line of çurs For (ne money $6.95, a regular $11.50 one.Hosiery Department GAINS IN UNDERWEAR.SAL ou \u2018vice 1200 Ladies\u2019 ugnt Al our own Bolted m Won Combination Suits, win hgh neck and jong sleeves ang short glceves Regulury viiue, $1.75, for 5 40 a suit.Itegular value, uv, f 1.26 à suit.iteguiar value, , $1.50 a suit.Heguinr vaiue, 33.00, for 31.75 a suite them at BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING DEPARTHENT- Sailor Suits in Navy Serge.Ve.vet Tor +.vs, 3?34 320.410 Suits, hull price, viz., Se reo tor val $4.50 for - 32,38, $0.0b for $2.50, 5.38.1 var weed Suits, sizes 25, Bos 26: four choice, $1.9%; regular values, $3.50 to ; Boys Keefer Lo clear, $1.40; sizes, 31, For 22, 23, 24, au Ma ds \u201cot Boys\u2019 Clothing come JOHN MURPHY & cos MANTLE DEPARTMENT, $4.65-0Our All Wont Cheviot Jackets at $4.65 is without doubt the best value ever offered in Montreal.it is perfect fitting, tailor made, and well finishel in every way, and for style ft fs equal to any {0 or $12 fan r- mont.Sizes from 30 to 4% inch.Dolmans and Dolman © clear at $4.55.gOTiginal .$24, 335, 188 an d $39 * Priée - Ladin S:yligh Isters.in all th: newest materials.viz.: Mixed Tweeds, Covert Comtings, heviot Clot he Beaver Clot!s, etc, reduced to hall p Per Cent \"OT AN Plush and Velvet the latest Paris Noveltles, offered to-morrow at 25 per reduet! ion.Nowhere else can find such a selection; the refore ask you | to call early for 25 all keen buyers, and all who wish to make the most of JUDICIOUS SPENDING in the direction of our store while the present It 1s difficult by means of print to convey any adequate nupression of the number of \u201cCHANCES\u201d to Le found in every department, Meanwhile, like the proverbial straw, the following \u201cExample List\u2019 of Tomorrow\u2019s Offerings will shaw how the wind blows in values.3 DEAD SNAPS To-morrow the tollowing Toilet Articles 1000 packases of genuine Gelle & Frere Extra Fine Velonte Face Powder, marked 26 cts., for 71-2 Trade wil! be refused i Dew Toilet Soap.\u2019 \u201cUp, 3 pieces in à bux.Worth cts.box, for 10 cts.box, Trad p, Aes s of Violets of Cashmere Soap 3 pieces in a box), Worth $s cents a box.To-morrow \u201c15 cts.box.Trade \u201cwill be refused.Do not miss any of the above 3 Bargains, they are the biggest ever offered.| ten and Hrowns, THE.their money by composed of Buttermilk and Glycerine, beautifully done e will be refus Regular value, $3.50 for $2.00 a suit.Regular vajue, $4.00, for $5.00 à suit.BLU Leates (Loloiniin) Wool Vests, sorted slzes and coors.in Regwar value, 31.0, for suc.each.Megulur value, $1.35 for 6.0.each Regulur vajue, $1.55, for 73c.each.' GLOVE LDuFARTMENT.For Fit and Finish our Gloves excel.6 button length Biarritz G oves, in Fng- ! Lish ress.Bz 51-2106 .r4, legluiur ! price, 31.25; only ar lew left; | ! | 5 vy go ut 59.pa 6 button Length Nuede loves, Lest qual- orsdairk heliotrope; sizes 51-2 06 + 5; regu price, $3, NOV yc.pair.Men's gocd strong lined Kid Gluves in the Kind that are wry sold at §).00 for 69e.pair.Ladies Lined Kid Gloves, with 3 dasrs, $1.75, for $1.19 Dent's mike, worth pair.Umbrella Department |! Good st Of duratle Umbrellas, at popu- tar | Lidles Lal.Trellas with steel rods\u2019 and pretty nandles.look like regular ; 31.50 umbrellas, for + Men\u201d: ~ umbrellas, god: sel vicentle ones, ! with steel rods.Jud natural w handles, for $1.0 PERFUME DEPARTMENT.! 800 ounces of I.I.Harrison's popular : New York Perfumes, in bulk, over 20 dirterent odors to choose from, in- ciudging Crab Apple Blossom, White EF tose, Lise Dl ossom, White Hyu- ÿ eine, eté,, Bottles Gratis.This perfume Is sold un pre Lpited States ut Tic.oz; from us Lavender \"smelling Salts at ?5c.regular Sve.Lottl each, worth 107 } | 2 oz.totties of Blue Seal Vaseline, at 5c i { | and frills and embroidery; regular value 85¢ with em! broidery on bib, while they | last, 141-2c.JEWELLERY DEPARTMENT.A lot o! Steriing Silver Cuff Links, all new fresh goods, artistic designs, in fact This is sn link that would extra value at duc., for 25c.pair.A lot of Ladies\u2019 Bracelets, new designs, these goods ure usually sold at 75c.enn, but we bourht them cheap, 38c.each.1 15 for ze 1 ue and 1c ones, ° stick bus ara 8¢ ones for 10c each.lot of Ludles* Goid Rings, = w stunes.the sort at are ais old ET $2.50, for 31.25.This counter 1s always crowded with use- fui tittie articles at regular factory prices We nnve : - Plums.ton Underwear Department- «Three Ladies Cotto Fitting Corsets, in Gray and hit, all sizes, from 18 to 30; regular Half Price PA Fold Jes of Jackets at p} WwW = Examples $17 38.32 Soo for 18%, 50 \"tot 328.50, $83.50 for 385.Ladies Uackets, Regular lines Ladies\u201d Capes, Regaiar lines Ladies\u201d Flavors, Regular lines Maids Jackets, Regulor lines Mails Ulsters, Regular lines Children 5 Jackets, stegular lines Children\u2019s Ulsters, Regular lines All at and below ular wholesale prices.FUR DEPARTMENT.$7.95 Navy and Fawn Cares.F and trimmed Fur, for $1.95.Original prices $3! and 327.50.Only a few 45c\u2014 200 yards of Greenland Seal, Fur y nice and stylish , worth re , to-morrow 4 .Mink Rufts \u2014 Just put to stock, several ; dozen Mink fRuffs, rood foods: not ! {push Prices $1.63, $1.75, 32 and Greenland Seal Capes, all choice goods Prices 3 310, Cand new shapes.$12.50, $19, according to Ripple Capes.very stylish, the: \u2018latest Ne oO! sivles.Prices $10.50, 312.50, pr 50, 8.Storm llars, in\u2019 Fashion spl Furs, Col $2.25, $2.50, $2.75, $3.75, 34.5 ; nae T= SPECIAL TRADE SALE OP THE IMMENSR FORMERLY OWNED BY John MacLean & Co., (By Catalogue.) AT AUCTION, > The subscribers have received instructions to sell ut tho stores, NO.8 ST.HELEN STREET, MONTREAL, \u2014ON\u2014 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30TH, AND TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY, IAT, 2ND AND 3RD DECENBER.THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK IN TRADE,AMOUNTING AN PER INYFNTORY TO AEOIT $106,000.00, - CONSISTING OF\u2014 Bliks, Satins, Volvess, Felt and Straw Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Mat Orua- ments, Millinery, Bratds, Laces, Veil.ings, Stapie and Fancy Dry Goods, Etc, Etc., Etes.\u2014ALSU\u2014 Offico Furniture, Fixtures, Travellers\u2019 Trunks, e, ete.We hex to call the) partic Siar attention of the trade to this special peremptory sale, as all the goods are fresh and ia first class condition.Ve would more particularly call the attention of the Wholesale and Netail dealers in Millinery, Dressmakers and Milliners, Ww the large and attractive line of Flowers Feathers, Ribbons, Silks, Velvets, Hats and Trimmlogs, ote.It will be worth their while to be present.The whole to Le soll ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE, in lots to suit the city and country trade.\u2018The stock will be on exhibition on Friday and Saturday, 27th and 2th of Nuvem Catalogues will he ready on the day of sale.Terms Liberal.Sale cach day at TEN O'Clock a.wm.BENNING & BARSALOU, _ Auctioneers.243 SPE \u201cCIAL ATTENTION to the sale of Handsome Ogk and other Household Furniture, Valuable French China Dinner Ten and Dessert Service, China Tea and Cottoé Sets, Pictures, Cutlery, Glassware, Antique Unk Sidehoard, 273 yearsold, made in 1623; Oak ( 'ylin- der Desk made to order by Tees; Unk Wardrobe Book Case, Odd Clairs and Tables.Plated Ware, Pillows and Bedding, Portieres and Curtains, M: AULresses, Nine Beds, Lounges, Odd Bureas and W ashatanc Mantcl Beds, Gas Fixe tures, Kitchen Utensils, ote.Being tho contents of a handsomely furnished residence removed to our Store for convenience of sale, Aluo a large quantity of other new and Second hand l\u2019urniture, Carpets and Oileloth Hall and Cooking Stoves and Ranges, Pictures aud Urnawents, bry Goods, Tweeds, Trunks, Wringers, China, Croc Éery and Glassware, Kitvhon Sundries and many other articles of Household Appointments.Parties furnishing should attend.Sale begins at ten o'clock TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, MORNING, In our Salesroom, 453 and 135 St.James st.FRASER BROS.Auctivneers, IS REQUESTED 274 1 JxHIBITION 4 *.\u2014OF\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014PAINTINGS\u2014\u2014 By Old Masters.and Artists of the Early English School, 7 The Éolicetion belonging to tho us late Henry Graves, Esq.of London, nglar IS NOW ON VIEW AT No.265 and 267 ST.JAMES STREET {Corner Victoria Square.) Open from 5 a.m.to 6 p.m.\"The sale of the above will be held at the Fraser Institute Hall, on TUESDAY \u2018and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, at 8 O Clock, M.HICKS & CO., Auctioneers.2742 away COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.As much depends un the good coffee pot es on the We will sell Gem Coffee Pots for2 776, she, 31.00, $1.3 2qrta.3 arts.farts.100 Beta Palm Leaf Tab ta nt 5in the set.Regular.58e, for 2 nye 3 ach.a J Bakinc Pans.THegular price 10c each, for 2 Fine, Hawt Tin, Collanders, regular price 10c.For3 Wire Harpers or boiling ezge, sect ables, etc.Regular price Ac, 2x 2 days Joe ench.BASEMENT BULLETIN, F B 5000 WHISK LE 2 DAYS AS crod coffee.slays ad follows: 1 Lot Whisks; Regular Price 17¢, for 10c.1 Lot Whiaks: Regular Price 20e, Jor 13 1 Lot Whisks; Regular Price 250, 1 One Jot weod Rolling Pins, with revint baodles.Regular price Ie, for 2 days (@¢ enc! Cake ¢ Juraers.Regular price id each, ii days 3e Double Mincing Knives.Regular price 23c, For 2 days 7C EACH, Butter Rollers.Regular price 250 per pair, for 2 days 15 C PER PAIR.sete, consisting of 1 large Dish and ; regular price 91.75, for 2 days, H0 Preserve 12 trial Dishes; Rie per ses.JOHN MURPHY & CO, Garment Hangers made of henry wire, 5C EACH.CROCKERY 42 piece Tea Set $i.98 PER SET.A Lot of Porridge Bowl, for 2 Days, 19c EACH, Cap, Saucer and Plate, 3 pieces, for 2 Days, 25c Set.SERVICE.A D 1 NNE 18 127 pieces Bimflar Goods in ware and Decoration, cannot be bought fqr less than 250.00 per set; Our Prico for 2 Days will be $31.93 per Set, Just To Introduce Yon To Our Toy Dept, To-morrow and Saturday we will place on sale 2000 Dressed Dolls, the kind that ordinarily sells for 30c each, at the Ridiculous Price of 25c EACH.Corner st.Catherine Street and Metoalte Street, price} 10 each, Yor and CH For 2 Days § in Decorated Semi Porcelain § Ware, i Sets, 3 pieces, includ.§ ing Jug, Plate and X A Carlsbad China j EMEMBER TO ATTEND OUR AUCTION SALE OF .FURNITURE, Piano, Carpets, Gasaliers, Vic tures, Parlor, Dining Room and Bedroom Sets, House Fur- nichin Goods Shoes, etes is Atour our rooms, Nos.182t and 1823 Notre Damo st,\" TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, AFTERNOON, At 2.38 O'Clock, M.HICKS & $ CO., Anctionsers.2741 Grand Concert, Under the Auspices of The Montreal Temple Glug, On Thursday Evening, Nov.19, \u2014AT THE\u2014 TEMPLE MUSIC HALL, The following artista will take part : \u2014 Miss Alice Jerking, Miss Desfosses, Mr.Roland Paul, Mr.J.Marshall Williams, Mr.John Cnldwell, Mersra.Don.oughue and Lauer, Mr.J.G.Poole, Mr.George Harley, Mr.Charles Sheppard, and the well known Zingari Banjo Club, under the leadership of Mr.Meredith Heward.TICKETS, 25¢, 274 1 3rd Battalion.V.R.G BATTALION 8 PARADE.The Battalion will parade at the Armoury, vo Friday, t hinst, st X15 p.m.sharp, for march out and attack drill 1, Pi ugle ni ioneers, clist.np Maxim Gun Detachment and Crees er Soctions to attend.Uniform\u2014 : Dru order.be x A very member of the regimon: requested to be present.5 Lie By order, ARTHUR HAMILTON, Capt_and Adjt.aro BRIEF NOTES OF THE NEWS, At Clyde, N.Y., to-day, Mrs.Helen | M.Saxton, wife of Lieut.-Governor Sax- ton, died.John Wanamaker \u2018states that he is a candidate for a Federal Senatorship in Pennsylvania.The score in the chess match between Tasker and Steinitz now stands four to one in favor of Lasker.The B.B.Richards Lumber Company, of Duluth, Minn., has.aasigned.Assets, wo 100; liabilities, $295,650 K.Vandertilt, who gave $150,000 tor ne Republican National fund, is don.Highway robbery is reported from Dor-, chester County, e., in the vicinity of: St.Ansélme.Farmers coming from ar- ket are \u2018\u2019beld up\u201d and robbed.\u2018 The winners of the Canadian football championship wil ners of the Yale-Princeton game for the international championship.The game would consist of one-half Canadian, the, other half American.Hon.Frank P.Arbuckle, president of - the Criple Creek and Central Consolidated.Mining Company of Denver, was found unconscious on Eighth Avenue, New York, at an early hour this morning, with his valuables and money missing.On the way to the 152nd street\u2018 Police Station he died.Thare is ma.doubt but that he was garrotted and\u2019 robbed.LOOK FOR A COLD SNAP.Ottawa, Ont., November 19.\u2014 (Special), | the thermometer would touch zero to- | night the Marine Department issued .| stringent orders for the removal of i buoys and lightships from the St, La rence River and Quit.w, WHOLESALE MILLINERY STOCK suggested as American Minister to Lon-\u2018 challenge the win-i \u2014Od receipt of & special message that} EE 5% MONTREAL DAILY STAR-THURSDAY,: NOVEMBER 19, 1898, , \u2018 eue AU Bt : ALPHONSE FRIDAY\u2019 Cheap Offering NOVEMBER 20th, 1896, AT 1883 and 1885 Notre Dame Street.ACHE, VALIQUETTE.et the price advertised.Now that th hum very heavy aud fancy ur store is noted for poring Jil Rothe border, at Thinker ts, Bed Comforters, the to be beaten by any, regardless of Groceries.Groceries.Groceries.2000 lbs.Besti White Granulated Sugar, y, 4c.2000 1bs.Hes Light Brown Sugar, Fri- ay, Not mote than 25 omer.200 hs.Good Breukfast Coffee For Fri- .fes Breakfast Coffee, for Fri- y s.Best Black Tea, for Friday 25c.Jjeautiful Black Tea, for Fri- | Best Japan Tea, for Friday 250.Best Gunpowder Tea, for Fri- lay C, Lest Rolled Oats, for Friday or T5 packages Best Bird Seed, for Friday puckage, 100 Ibs.lest Sago and Tapioca, Friday 50 Ro ages Berson\u2019s Corn Starch, Fric package.100 boxes of Bes Honey in Comb, for ida 10c box.xes.French Poot Blacking; \u2018for wi riday 3 boxes for 6c.30 tins of Colburn\u2019s Mustard, for Fri day 12c for 1-2 Ib.tin.1000 bars of Light Labor Laundry Soap, Friday 7 bars 25c.1000 aus of Quaker Laundry Soap, Fri- TS 600 bars Haectrie Laundry Soap, Friday 12 s 2 200 pas Lg 1 ig \u2018Bars, 2 1-2 lbs.cach, 1000 cakes on own Windsor Soap, Friday 12 pieces for 10c.50 boxes Soda Biscuits, ! Ib.box, IPri- day Sc for box.50 boxes Looda | Bisc ults, 3 Jb box, Fri- Good A Picises de car bu: tle.Tomato Cat- u e.Peas, Corn, for 3 bag of W indsor Salt, for Friday 10c.lbs.to any one cus- The Down Town Bargain Store The store that never advertises havin our patrons by telling them aha we are offering being \u2018straightforward in ull our dealings, and no catch- We have à first-cluss ussortment of General D 3 stock of Cheap Groceries and Cheap Tinware Wet She well as the Cneupest Crockery and Wall Paper In Montrenl.gle.goods that they cannot produce, and e cold weather is on, we are not going a big Doublé lan et per pair, und other sucn humbug prices.ry Goods, Well as a tip-top Enamelled Ware, us We defy our prices Carpets, Dress Cood etc, as their shin name on Sheeting, Geuy \u201cCotton worth 20c, for Me.10 pieces \u20144 White 10 pleces Es Cotton Sheeting, worth 2650, for 19c 200 pieces Goud Fancy Flannelettes, worth 6c, for 4: 00 pieces letter Quality Flannelettes, worth 8c, for 200 proces Dost Guaity Flannelettes, worth lc, for 25 pieces Very Good Gray worth lic, for Tc.25 pieces Extra Good Gray Flannel, worth 15¢, for 12 1-2c 10 pieces Good Roller Towelling, worth r Flannel, © 12 pies es a Grass Linen, worth 10c, 25 pièces © Gand Canton Flannel, worth c, Te.1500 Pure - yton Towejs from 2 1-2c up to bc each.3000 pure | l.inen Towels from 5c up to eac 200 pairs Tieautital Chenille Curtains, worth $3.50, for $2.47.300 pairs TeAuiitul I.ace Curtains, , for 60 Ends of Iancy Jule Furniture Covering, worth 1bc, for T5 Large rer, Comb Quilts, worth 1.25 8000 T.Ladies \u2018Felt Hats, In all the Lat- eat § Yes, and woith from Jbe- up 0 $2, ce Friday 2 5000\" Cards Fancy fbbone, beautiful creations, and valued 25e to 5ûôc per yard, choice Friday 10c.Pick-Me-Ups.1300 paire Good Fair Pick-Me-Ups Corsets, worth , for 25 200 irs Best Frencn Corsets, worth a for 45c.1 dozen Ladies White Handker- léfs, worth se, for lc each.1000 dozen Color Border anaker- chiefs, worth 4e, for 2c pairs Mens Kid Cioves, th $1, Men's Sle on Drawers, for Friday 150 ning Men's Woollen Socks, for Fri- pieces Fine Costume Dress Tweeds, worth 40c, for 25c.20 pieces Good Tweed Dress Goods, worth for 35c.10 feces Best Black Cashmere, worth c, for 25 pieces, Melton Dress Cloth, worth 13¢c, or -4¢ 20 peces Double Width Melton Cloth, orth 25c, r 20c.20 p'eces Canaan Tweeds, for Roya\u2019 Vear, worth 35c.for 5 piec 2S Black volveteers \"worth 25c, Ior 20 pieces F.ancy Trilby Velveteens, worth $1, for T5c.Come and our Candies at 6c, Tc and 12c per 1 Specialties.Specialties.45 15c pair.500 Be 15, Lailies\u201d All Wool Hose, worth 500 aire fixtry Gopd Hose, worth 25c, or 500 airs lest Woollen Hose, worth S0c, 209 Ladies\u2019 Hygiene Vests, worth 26c, 75 Beautiful Chamber Sets at $1.50.18.75, 34.$5.25.All worth at least 23 per > coni.more.We have a firu*-Class stock of Bread Roxes, Tea Po* 5, Coffee Pots Sauce- nung, Roas:ing Pans, us: Pans, Fiyin Pans.Sugar Poxes.Put ding Dis We also have some bautitut tro-Pluted Trays from 27e up, square, round, oblong, etc.ALL TO BE HAD CH ALPHONSE Opposite Balmoral Hotel Block.AuBon Marche.i883 and 1885 Notre Dame Street.BAP AT THE GREAT VALIQUETTE, PATRICK McGOVERN, Manager.All goods sold on Friday will be sen sent on Saturday.extra prorges or expresses to make an Our close cutting on prices will not parade of.1 goods soid on Friday is sold for spot cash.t &s soon as possible; {be balance will be permit our having any 2441 THOMAS 274y1 The Period of NECESSITY Is at hand : Cold is the day.Cold is the Night.and great are the uirements for warmth giving hoveehold articles, and sincere are vur endeavors to promptly show our determination to serve yoil even better than ever before.Groat and good stocks of fine Wuoi Blagkets, benntiful Eiderdown Quilts, sappy Home Ranges give the best satisfac tion anil is one of the most cvonomical stoves in the market.If you need a heating stove wo recommend the Art Amherst.Warm Hugs.warm-lovking Draperies, and nit such comfort giving things to have are here, sach respect ively cof ta needed things w © shall make the next ten days the ot excoptionally GREAT \u2018* VALUE-GIVING PERIOD\u201d IN THE HISTORY OF THE STORE.ONE PRICE : AND THAT RIGHT.The American Wringer Co.Successar to the Metropolitan Maisufactaring Ga.1678 and 1688 Neirc Dame 83.3d T.A.EMMANS, Manager.{Carleton Road Lots.Just the situation for Railroad Official, 7?minutes walk to Stations or Windsor Hotel.J.WIDMER NELLES.& BRQ, ses sT.JAmES LL 0 SH *aiy } 12, 0 WORTH OF CARPETS Comprises an immense assortment of this season's importations.This Sale has 26 Days More to Run AT THOMAS LIGGET\u2019S.FURNITURE SALE Also Going on For 26 Days More LIGGET, 1884 Netre Dame Street, GLENONA BUILDING.Mining Stocks.Shares in the following properties at theso prices offer investors a splendid ance.Weigh the price asked with prospective gain, and the + vantage is entirely on the Side of the Investor It fe not ronsonable Lo suppose there are no other properties equally rich in this camp.Development will furnish the only tost, The following haveoxrallent showings.80 far, and aro in the han f good business men of high as Blocks of 1 sharcs of the par value of $1.00 each in Celtic Qacen.FO awccssscennesuss se Coton .13e Novelty.es 15\u20ac tt.E.Lee and Mais Ie Momestake.17e XN en = This roperty adjoins the rich Kootenay and \u2018olumbia mines.which are owned by the Chicago Drain \u201c Age Canal people.J haveonnly a limited number of sharcs for sale, and I rocom- mend them as a splendid spoculation, Full information with maps end prints of the Trail Creek Camp furnished freo, Montreal Mining Exchange, CLARENCE J.MCTAIG, Manager, 1750 Notre Daine Streot- Srétntyl Tel, 923, ta A 200 ladles\u2019 Hyglene Vests, worth 40c, KF ER ER ERE x 2 5 2 6 BD) hoy 3 0 0 a OLONIAL Phillips Square.Department.For To-morrow, Friday, zoth, and following days, Special Sale of ' 2 ; .: Ladies\u2019 Golf Capes and Jackets.Ladies\u2019 and Misses\u2019 Golf Capes.worth $7.Su, for $4 25 \u201c \u201c \u201c wae for 450 \u201c \u201c \u20ac \u2018pu for 500 \u201c \u201c \u201c se for\u201d 600 \u201c \u201c \u201c so for 750 \u201c vou \u201c fu for 800 \u201c \u201c \u201c sore for 11-00 | ® We will also offer a discount of 20 per cent.on our regular Golf and Cloth Capes, A special line of Ladies\u201d Covert Cloth Jackets, in tan, green, dark and light blue, worth $16.00, for $9.00.Ladies\u2019 Tweed Jackets, worth $9- oo, for $6.00, and $11.00, for $7.50, Ladies\u2019 Cloth Jackets, with Velvet Bolero, Persian Lamb trimmings, in black, navy, brown and olive grecn, \u201cfrom $35 to $50, less 50 per cent.off.- HENRY MORGAN & CO, MONTREAL 774, FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY ! TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, will be an EVENTFUL, Day in this MILLINERY STORE, FASHIONABLE GOODS, ARTICLES OF TASTE.GOODS of the HIGHEST ARTISTICAL, WORKMANSHIP will be SLAUGHTÉRED on this occasion.HATS, VEILINGS, LACES, AIGRETTES, ROSES, OSPREYS, and a thousand other articles HEAPED HIGH «n our counters will be SACRIFICED SEASON is advanced and a pile of goody re mained yet.Now is the time for FAMILIES to purchaas their WANTS.PRICE is no object, the, {REMOVAL of the goodsis what we want.No house in this.city would have the \u2018courage to sll for the prices goods are marked.Bul we must sell, and our store must be crowded ALL DAY TO-MORROW.Here are a few \u2018prices.Hats, Rob Roy, latest style.» 2000 69c \u2019 SMALLWARE Hat Walkirg Hat.6%c San, Curlers.le Hat, Sailor Hato .\u2026.\u2026\u2026 ee 2c Windsor Soap.ic 99 Linen pool 2e Hat, flops.\u2026.cece veuve ceacce c Linen TH Thread\u2019 Skein.2 Buckles, 3, 4, 6, 6 in long.9 for.le hd Waid Pay rif Envelopes and Paper.Se Tips, 3 in a bunch 26¢ e Fave Pa thousand other artièles in Oepreys.Be tpi department for family use, and very irds.Be Velveteens, 20 inches wide, Stanley Wings «BC brand.cee cece cece eens aes 2e yd.Quills, 3e Velveteen, 24 inches wide, Stanley Hoslery- Ladies\u2019 Hose, double \u201cspliced Silic Velvet, 1% inches wide, exira quai nkles, fine work, any Bizet.2BC MY.LLnnes Luusss vances vovrre vocrre seams 22c y Ladies\u2019 Vests, all -wool, heavy.\u2026 25¢ Sik Flush, 18 inches wide, Vo va Ladies Vests, extra value.« 49¢ [aces Oriental Laces, inch \u201cwide.ic yd ladies\u2019 Aprone, very fine lawn.\u2026 19c Laces, Irish, extra value yd.WE HAVE on hand a Splendid ASSORTMENT OF LACES, ranging in width from 8 to 15 inches, different patterns, worth as high as 50c a yard.Tomorrow Jour choice at A lot of REMNANTS OF SURAH SILK, PONGEE SILK and FIGURED SILK of an quality.and of all alors.to be sold To-morrow at 25c yd.Remnants of SILK ran ing, oes $2.50 WE WIL HOW TÉMORNOW on our counters a lot of MILLINERY sold for them.We have orders to RIBBONS, LS to us from Toronto to be ve sell.and we will sell, 25¢ is the WHOLESALE PRICE.TO-MORROW, YOUR CoME TO-MORROW FOR BARGAI NS.DOORS OPEN AT 9 O'CLOCK.EMILE LAVIGNE, 223 ST.LAWRENCE ST.MONEY- -SAVING CHANCES BRING MANY BUYERS.Every dat, you can find money-saving chances hore\u2014more on Friday though.Tomorrow will be interesting to all thritty housewives.We havo bcen doing some buying lately.Bought somo manufactarers\u2019 balances-they wanted them olen: out s0 they sold cheap-now we can offer you some rare low-price treats.Here are a few of to-morrow's intoresting items : 850 d pF- i i Ou Handkerchiefs, 8 4c fiandker.Silk Striped Friday wil Sie 5c each.paciielt lover Flannelettes, [joel Fiaonel but you would hardly know it {f wed an t 12 I= 2c.Was so polar we tell Sou As they are they are worth from are pleased | tomy we can repeat it to-morrow.Plaids, Tartans, % to 15c.To-morrow we put them at 5c each, Hore arc sore of the styles: Initials, Plain.Hemstitch, Hand Embroid- cred, ete.\u2018We have Iafâthesc out on our rat flat (upstairs) just tc introduce you to our fancy dry EE tment, A fow rv aaTy MEO a.lis ed bannir inter you Plaids dom binc its ; 59c.bine Hemstitched rake maken you Fawn and Green.Grimes nd Sue 3 Pillow Shams hunk doesn't it, The, ; arc regularly sold at fi ie STE ng differen a here to-morrow.yard buys them Tweed Suitings, Qur 0 and mo \u201cTables They are not chea , 12 I 2 ho Pillow Shama Covers Hemstitched 22x22 inches, ete really worth much more, but that is our price for to- morrow.: : 39c and 59c.ve Der Side Board \u2018tre vantoa co dieu à wo wish to keep and out a, yar up yt, te better than the Brish aud Cory poi adAin of thease tw do it bette t Tea Cloths} { Com Ba fding of | © beautiful lines of \" ° They are beautiful F anc Side Board line of English sods 49c each Cov _.nll of pure for the sake of Those \u2018 wie ave waited linen.itz his loss, your gain; there are alight imporfections in the weaving.But Now ; you won't notice them.Double thémoney could mot have had ru better hein \u201cie we ask would not duplicate them.pa had beso here You'll in choice to- \u201cmorrow at 49c each.therm onthe aoû æo tables.HAYCOCK & DUNGEON, an 2401-3 St.Catherine Street.Mur, RSR.RAR Ÿ 3 of es a 8 EN 1 | § + © x, sar All notices of \u201cBirths,\u201d * Marri and d Deaths\u201d ol be endorsed rares names and addresses of the persons sending same.BIRTIIS SRE RE dete CNP A Meier, HR Bi RUISMAISONS-In (his city, on ed- mins, Save the voue Fo re Tot FUNITRA Monde 3% LANES gn the ign D'ou et enr MeL, ml ie ie of I Mk Me Arthur 278 BA, Page \u2018a ares ene JeaK-1n Galt, N.W.T,, on October 23nd; BA Te ot ev.S David Spear.of a son.CRI At Vancouver, Wed- LUE en November QU, \u201cthe vite Ur Rev.I Norman Tucker, of a son.MARRIAGES.Di VEAU-McEWEN \u2014 At Brenton, Tar- prouth, NS, November 10, errs.Margaret Iwvear and James McEw KNAUT- WINTER \u2014 At Mohone Bay, N.= Noverpber 3 Henry J.Knaut, to Mrs.Lairntia Wir pi DS ALE-MEKINNON \u2014 At Port Has- gs, N.S, 3, Danlel McDon- ee to Pelle McKinnon ® PINEO-WICKWIRH \u2014 At Canning, N.S Avard V.Pineo, to Bessle H., hier of (icorge Wickwire.SM AITWOOD-NOL LAY \u2014 At Montreal, Norm vember 17, William A.Smallwood, (0 Annie Nolan: (Ottawa papers please CoLy.} DEATHS.AI.LARD\u2014At 205 de Montigny street, on \u2018Tue-day.November 17, Antoinette, guustier ot Stanislas Allard, aged 3 yeurr, day RIOUIN -At St.Jean, He of Orleans, on Tuesiny, November Alfred Blouin, aged 24 years.BOURBONNAIS\u2014 At 90 Seaton street.on Wednesday, Novemier 18, Marie Joseph, daughter of 1sule Lourbonnuls, aged mont BROWN At Richmond, Nov.11th, Léa rm Brown, aged 85 yvurs, 4 moths and\u201d 7 days.BLANS-At Burlington, on Nov.13, 14986, eorge GQ.Burns, in hls Tith veur.* BESARD-A t 322 Moy stret.on Tuesday, Nov.14, Exildà edis, daughter ot Joseph Benara, aged 1 year, 6 months.CORISTINE- At Edgehill Avenues 118 Dor- chester street, on the 19th inst, of perl.tonitis William Robert Coristine, third son of John Coristine, ka.une ral private.274 CHAPLEAU\u2014At 429 Jacques Cartler street, on Wednesday, November 1h, Juliette, daughter of Eugene Chay eau, aged 7 mont COUTURE- At Teaumont, George Honore Couture.aged 57 years, + months.CLERMONT\u2014At 58 Frontenac street, on Tuesday, Nov.17, Charles Eugene, son ot Isidore Clermont, aged 2 years, 1 month.DUBE ALM \u2014At St.Cunegonde, on Monday, Nov.16, Rose Andre, rellct of the late Jean DNubeau, aged 83 years.DUPUIS DIT ST.MICHALIL At Quebec, on Tuesday.November 17, Fmelie Des combes, wife of G abriel Dupuis dit se Michael, aged 68 ye: DAVEY ot Morin Pinte: Tove.op November in his 87th\u2019 year, John Davis, thine Se Rev.E A.Davis, of George ville, Que.DUFRESNE - At Ste, Cenevleve de Bus- tican, on Wednesday, November 1x.Foo enie Rinfret.relict of the late G.HL.Jufresre, aged &Ù years DAVIS-At Toronto Naoverpber 13, Mrs, LL A.Davis, aged 77 vews® GAREAU\u2014 At 1066 St.Andre street, on Wed- rezdav.Novemter ]J#, Prosper Garenu, aged TÜ years.4 months.HENRY In this city.en the 17th Inst.Margire: 5 erson, boloved wife of Samuel Herry, aged 67 years.Funeral on Thureday the 19th, from her late residence, 1179 St.James street, at ?pui.Friends and acquaintances are respec e FRE IIIT RILEY 274:1 COMPARISON We are not only proud of the variety of Styles\u2014but the Prices, the materials, the workmanship, everything that goes to make Shoes creditable to the eye, and durable to wear.See display of fine Shoes and Slippers in our show .windows.W.H.STEWART, - 2295'St.Catherine street.2312 Protector on your next dress USEFUL WEDDING En Clocks.\u2018Silver Ware, Pepe New strlen, Cutlery, Kpoons and don Ne : sise sr.CATHERINE oT ATRRST, Importer £2 Watches.Tana wellery.Open tory evening\u2019 until 9.PE ES om THIS DATE | EF WILL nor.ancouvpr Hotel without \u201c written me.NA N DORV.3th November, 1006.SS ATHNTED = SKIRT PROTECTOR Is readily applied, | presents a neat appeurance and is sold in large quantities by all Ask to see hE TEOR PROTECTOR\" and you will wear \u201cMETEOR\u201d aan, WE SELL FURNITURE.«= We are practicable people and understand the business.Friday we will sell Bedroom Sets for $8.00, Springs to fit $1.25, Parlor Sultes $17.75 and upwards., z| Jas.Steel,\u2014\u2014\u2014 mm 1813-1815 Notre Dame St.Advertisement OurBLAN KETS andFLANNELS Cannot be Equalled in the City tor Warmth and Comtor The Little Ones Will Tell You Bo.TO\" ut t of Som tomersarriving at G.T.R.0 wn çustome To customers residing pa the country we will.\"ai \u201cMail Orders\u201d at Friday's p are mailsd on the day t [HAMILTON'S, St.Catherine St, MSN ASA, AANA Blankets and Comforts.in Basement.FOR TO-MORROW'S SALE.192 pairs of White Wool Blankets, \u201csamples ** ranging in weight from 5 to 10 1s, will be sold at 1-3 less than the mill prices, some are slightly soiled on the edges otherwise they are all first quality go.ds.Don't miss this opportunity.Extra large size fine Sateen Covered Eider.lown Comforters the $6.00 quality.Friday, at $4.75.1 case of Imported English Blankets, large size, regular $6.00.Friday, $4.85 ir.Oilcloths.In Basement * The snow is coming\u2014for your front steps.2 Our, = Cocoa Mattings, 40c.Friday, 28¢ ya Our i 1 Cocoa Mattings, 50c.Friday, 87e yard.Ano her lig lot of imported, \"2 yards wide, weather dried Oilcloths, choice pat- terus.Friday, 19¢ square yard.Extra Heavy Scoteh linpleums, 2 yds.wide, regular Gc goxds.Friday, 44e square yard.House Furnishing Goods.SALVAGE OF orp ss.DURHAM Ve have Jurchasod from Messrs.Barnard & Holland representing the Thale Ironworks, Limited, Thale O'Harz, Ger- mony, 10-cases of their celebrated Steel Enainelled Graniteware, consisting of Eclipse Gray Enumelled Tea and Coffee Pots, Blue Enamelled Flat Bottom and Pit Fottom Tea Kettles, Blue Enamelled Tea and Coffee Pots, Pi» Plates, Dippers, Pudding Pans, Roasting Pans, Cups and Saucers.Mugs, Water Jugs, Dinner Pails, Soap Dishes, el.ete .The alove goods are damaged by water only, which we hardly need state do's not affect the appearance cr the wearing qualilies of them, in fact the large portion of them are practically as goud .as Al goo no perceptible damage can be seen.We have engaged 15 extra hands for.the sale of these goods\u2014still we would advise you to COME IN THE MORNING if you want to secure some of these bargains as it is a certainty that in the after- Boon we will so thronged you may pot be able to reach the counters.was theresuch a slaugh The regular value of the bargains.WINGS, QU to 50c qualities, for 8c and 12c yar: ing at 8 o'clock shar We will not, attempt to quote prices, suffice to say that on tables in our centre aisle, main floor, we have placed 200 of the largest size 18 c.m.Tea and Coffees Pots, white and colored, whicch | we will s21l at 25e, you can infer from \u2018that at what ridiculously low prices we will sell the smaller ones.Dolls and Baskets, Main Floor.5 gross Fancy Toy Baskets, 10e.Fri- da Fancy Wi Wicker Work Baskets, 30c.Friday, 19c each.; 20 Large Size Dolls, 19¢.Friday, 10c eac Furs and Umbrellas-First Floor, Only 17 left of our special line of Mink Ruffs, cannot®*he bought elsewhere less than $1.95.Our clearing price To- \u201cMOTTOW, $1.28 b doz.job White Augorna Fur Sets, Po 50.Friday, $1.% doz.job Black T hibet Fur Sets, $6.50.Friday, $1.95.Men\u2019s large Size Durable Umbrellas, 50c.Friday, 29ec.\u2018GLOVES.On First Floor.A TEMPTING BARGAIN.A small lot of Real French Kid Gauntlet Gloves * Perrin freres make,\u201d regular $1.00 and $1.75 qualities.Friday, The balance of our Ladies\u2019 4-Button Kid Gloves, embroidered backs, in a!l sizes, from 6 to 712 will be sacrificed to-morrow at 24c | Hamilton's Dollar \u201d 7-Hook Lacing Kid Gloves, full assortment in tan shades, all sizes.Friday, 6c.Ladies\u2019 Wo)l Fleeced Lined Cashmere Gloves, embd.silk back, worth 3 Friday, 28c.50 Dozen Ladies\u2019 Black and White Ringwood, as geod as sold elsewhere at 25c.Here on Friday, 15c pajr.NECKWEAR.On First Floor Only 10 doz.left of our 100 doz.®chase of Ladies\u2019 Silk Chiffon Bows, pur are cheap at & quarter.Our clearing price To-mo ANOTHER SNAP.5 doz.of Ladies\u2019 Silk and Lace Collars, slightly roiled a foods that have been sold roi 84.00.Your choice to-morrow 8 50c, 75¢ and 95c.Handkerchiefs.On First Floor.attention.200 doz.of Ladies\u2019 White Hematitched Hanadkerghiols, regular value 75e doz.Friday, % © 120 doz.of Ladies\u2019 Hemstitched and Bwiss Embtoldered Handkerr hiefs, worth $1.75 doz.Friday, at 10c each.Laces and Embroideriés.ist Floor.An Extraordinary and Unusual Bargain.110 pieces o! Lace, including all the best oaks, different shades and various widths, * ho job.\u201d will be offered To-morrow at 1-4 their real walues.89-inch wide White Pillow Sham Lace, regular l5e.Friday, 5¢ yard.balance of our White Estbroidery Reninants are marked down at ridiculously low clearing prices for to-mor- row\u2019s sale.As an oxvrair inducement tol HNLTONS FR NOVEMBER 20th, 1806.: prices You will be lucky if you get standin They will be on sale To-morrow morn- ù | as sold elsewhere au 40».Friday 25c ib.2 special values that should attract | Canish Cloths, Fancy Rayetines, Clay Di- A NN NNN NA NN IN MANT NON NASA > The Bargain Chance of the Season LES.Such a plenitude of attractions in Ready-to-wear Garments never before shown in Montreal, Every garn ent offered an idoal creation, made specially for our house.The tashion the very latest.The tailoring and finish beyond criticism.THE PRICES SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS.To-morrow.Leather Goods.First Floor.DOES THIS INTEREST YOU?To-morrow we will offer five gross of French Fedora Purses, \u2018mounted in sleel, coin compartment with cissp, at 10c each.Perfume and Soaps.un First Frour.AN IMPORTANT SOAP DEAL.We have purchased from the Hearle Mfg.Co.the entire\u2014siock -on-hand of their well-known and favorite Toilet Soaps at a big discount.Will be placed on sale to-morrow at prices that will save our customers about one-half what they art accustomed To pay for these hich class soaps, to give an idea of our The \u201cFrontenac,\u201d a milled soap that retails at 15¢ box; our price to-morrow, gc box of three cakes, Their popular White Rose and Cu- cutnber, White Clover and Honey and Savon Superfine, all fine soaps, that retail at 10: cake; to-morrow.5c cake.Perry Davis's Pain Killer, retails at 25c.Friday 17c bottle.Paine\u2019s Celery Compound,regular $1.00.Friday 75c bottle.Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills 25c.Our price 13¢, or 2 for 25c.Metal Goods.Main Floor.A New York manufacturer's stork of White Metal Gools, comprising Photo Frames, Toilet Bottles, Trays, Pin Cushions, etc, very suitable for presents, will be offered to-morrow at 20 on the dol- Spec ial line of Cabinet Photo Frames, 25e; to-morrow, Special Line of Pincushions and Trays, 15¢; to-morrow, Be.Groceries, Teas and Coffees.Crosse & Blackwell\u2019s Marmalade, \u201cthis season's.\u201d Friday 121-2¢ English Mince Meat in 11b.Tins.Iri- da Ponson's No.1 Laundry Starch in large boxes: regular 35e.Friday We.Christie's Sodas in 31b.Foxes, Zèc.kri- day 2c Jonas's Extracts in large bottles, 25-.Friday le.retail prices were from 500 Hamilton's Breakfast Coffee, as good Just try a pound package oi our shee: ial blend of aL ion Tea at 20c¢.Sure to please yeu! Our Yokohama, Japan, Tea at 25c cannot be duplicated in the vity less than 10°.Boots and Shoes.Peel St.Arcade.Values herdofore unbeard of and beyond all possible Sompet ition.Children\u2019s Oil\u2019 Grain Ldice or Button Boots, Spring Heels, Heavy Soles, an ideal school Hoot, manufactured to sell at a dollar; Friday, 6ÿc pairies\u2019 Dongola Lace Boots, patent leather tip, heavy soles, a regular English walking boot and a good $2.10 value.Friday for $1 19 pair.The balance of our dies* Fine American Boots will be cleared to-morrow at a ridiculously low price.Come, if we bave your size, you can buy them cheaper than you ever bought boots before *SMALLWARES.Second Floor.8 oz bottle warranted stainless Sewing Machine or Bicycle Oil.Friday, Be ttle.Ladies\u2019 Tortoiseshell Back Combs, 257.Friday Ye.Doyhle-handle Curling Tongs, 10c.Friday 3- Dress Shields, \u201cslightly imperfect,\u201d\u2014 F rida a he of solid back Hair Brushes, Friday, 121 hae each, LININGS.Second Floor A NEW NATERTAL AT A NEW PRICE.A 64 inch interlining, equal to Fibre Chamois, if not better, will be sold F ri- day at 5c yard.100 pieces of Glace Cambric Linings.in all shades; Friday, at 5c yard.Colored Dress Goods.Second Floor | A rare Dress Goods joccasion, born of.the backward season; an extensive and elegant ensemble of new and novel Textiles, in four great pots, representing our great deals with French, Scotch and English manufacturers, marke! to make Friday the season's greatest day in our great Dress Gools section Another 30 pieces of Double Fold Tweed Effect Dress Gools, marked ic.worth double av pieces are all we have left of our Double Fold All Wool Scotch Tweeds, Serges, Cheviots, Diagonals, otc., marked 24e, well worth douhle that price, The choicest lot wa ever o'ferel of Double Fold All Wool Fancies, Bourettes, agonals, etc., mar ; not a piece in the lot worth less than 60o and many 5e.Adl the latest novelties in Camels Hair Boucles, Natty Cheviots, Routh Shaggy Novelties, Fancy Rug \\Weaves, ete.marked 49c: the greater portion are 8! materials.We don\u2019t keep single width Dress Goods.It we did, according to the above values, we would sell them from ! 5e to 10: à yard.j Our Black Dress Goods At prices that make this the Black Dress Gools selling event of the year.A couple of rare bargains\u2014 10 pieces of strictly 1 Wool 44 inch wide Black Serge, worth 45c; Friday, | c yar: very short But at the prices we have marked them for to-morrow s sale they will go f' de and all lengths to-morrow at slaughtering price: adles who reside > Sutsido th ng from such distance will be resonte R.ons can take CWindaor Btréet cars to reach our store.providing that his paper reaches them.Ladies\u2019 All Wool Reversible Plaid Linin Goif: Ce e3, 30 inches long: 180 inches sweep, worth 35.00.To-morrow s pri pes, se 069 Ladies\u2019 Black Cheviot Jackets, box front, new Orown Cohar, large poe sleoves, and full skirt.A good $5.OO value.To-morrow.y Ladies\u2019 Boucle Tweed and Beaver Jackets, very latest fashion, superior make, well worth $8.00.To-morrow.Ladies\u2019 Scotch Tweed Ulsters, Soi large circular Cape, large horn buttons, tull skirt, easily worth $16.00.latest fashion, superiox $1.99.$9.95 At the requeat of some of our customers who were unable to procure some last bargain day, to-morrow we will again offer our 44 in.Black All Wool Riipdze- mer, with horizontal! satin stripes, one of the newest and most elegant materials of the season, worth $35; Friduy 48c a vard.Ten pieces, or about 300 Sarda.are ull we have Lo seil at that price.SILKS AND VELVETS \u2014-A Silk\u2019 sensstion\u2014A revelation in Silk selling.To-morrow you can buy modish Silk of real merit for less money than you ever did or are likely tu.These goods may Jast all day.but in case they don\u2019t come early.3000 yards of \u201cLyons \u201d Black Peau de Soie, good value at SLZ5.Our Friday price, 680 ye 50 Short Erids of Handsome Brocaded Silks, very suitable for ladies\u2019 Skirts, not a yard in the lot worth less than from $1.25 to $1.50.Your choice 10-mor- row at.Gte yard.Light evening Shades in Silk Crepons, our regular dollar value; your choi of any color Friday at 4c yard.Linens.On Second Floor.Here are bargains that will tempt you to come early in the morning.Later on you will have to wait your urn.10) pieces 38 inch wide Lonsdale Cam- briv, usual rice 15 tu 18e; our price to- tuorrow 98-ic yard \u2018150 dozen of pure Linen Yable Na kins, full size, reguiar $1.75; Friday $1 dozen.500 yards of real, Irish Linen Table Damask, ** bleached,\u201d should sell at 40e; Friday 25e yard.Specia for Farmers\u2014Full size 3-bush, Grain Bigs, \u2018the 20c quality, to-morrow } for 2 FLANNEL.On Second Floor.25 pieces of Gray l'Innnel, equal to either Chambly ur Campbe allford makes, to-morrow 10e yard.Another big lot of handsome striped patterns in 2-inch wide lannelotte, Friday at 5e yurd.Prints and Cretonnes.Odd lines of fast color English Prints will be offered at onec-hall their regular price to-morrow.A small lot of navy and white figured English Prints, Friday at 4c yard, MILLINERY BARGAINS.rqom at either of our 4 Bargain Tables of Hats to-morrow.Never ter of Hats in this city as there will be here to-morrow.All high class and correct shapes.English Walking r'lops, Sailors, Turbaps and Toques in French Fur Felt, Beaver, Plush and Camel's Hair, Table No.1-Your choice at .Table No.2-Your choice at 12ic.Table No.3-=-Your choice at Table No.4- Your choice at above lines were from $1.00 to $3.60.Our FLOWER counter will be loaded with 8 We have received this week the bi igeost Jor, of French Flowers we have ever shown.To sicer tO-MOITOW- at 10c, 1316, 19c and 26c.The actu LL end ORFHE Toy GOT VEIEINGS dom er rth up to ards oO: n and Fano ë some 2 32 dosen of Black Silk and Chenille DRESS and MANTLE ORNAMENTS, bought 4% worth from 35c to $1.00.Your choice Friday at 5c.Thousands of yards of Pour Ba Silk RIBBONS from : «> Fc.23c, 4 9c.\u2018 $1.50.See our table of BIRD better value thaï ever.50c.Your chofce to-morrow at 50 ard.to 4 inches wide, 3bo Hosiery and Gent's Furnishings.Ladies\u2019 imported Wool Cashmere Hose, seamless feet, 25c valu®, Friuay lie pair, 20) pairs of Boys\u2019 15¢ races, Friday at Te Men's full size Flannelette Night Shirts, regular T5c, Friday \u201cbe.Undezwear and Corsets.3rd Floor Ladies\u2019 Plaid Blouses, iined and made up in the latest styles, regular\u2019 81,75, Friday 81.19.Babies\u2019 Knitted Jackets in all shades, worth 50e, Friday 8c, Babies\u201d Eiderdown Bonnets, trimmed satin and lacc, 756 worth, for #5c on Friday, \u2019 Ladies\u2019 White Lawn Aprons, tuc ks and insertion, \u2018G0: values, for Ze.The balance vf our big Corset purchase, only sizes, 24, 25 and 20, Temaining ; you can have your choice of quality an the above sizes to-marruw at 25.Boys\u2019 Suits.3rd Floor.Poys\u2019 All-wool Blanket -Overcoats, storm collar, red piping and flannel lined capuchin, a 87 coat, Friday for $4.99 Doys\u2019 Irish Frieze Overcoats, lined in {weed \u2018large storm collar, §6.75.Friday, CURTAIN DEPT.Good useful 21-2 yard {ung Lace Cur- - tains, with curiain pole, Lruckets, rings complete.tha lot to-inurruw ut 47¢.A good dollar Lace Curtain to-morrow at 75c pa \u201882 fine, Lage Effect Curtains, to-mor- row 81.50 p Fine Cloth Curtain, Ottoman border, worth $8, Friday.$3.75.line Silk Curtain, new designs, $15.values, Eriduy $11.50.7 odore ored Saal Muslins, regular 1230, for ca Dotted Siustins, regular 1%, for 10 a yard CARPET DEPT.Extra Quality Supsr All Stair Carts, 27 inches wide, cy centre, with ndsome borders.regular 80c, for C0 a Jord.ngrain Stair Carpets.22 inches wide, new designa, reversible, regular 40c, for 30c a yard.Hemp Stair Carpets, 18 inches wide, for, oe a 2 yard.ard, regular 10«.Mats, special.876 each.Special Quality Tapestry Carpets, handsome designs and colorings, regular 60c, for 42c a yard.Special Line Axminster Rugs.special, Gaod Tapestry Carpet, 43¢, Friday 330 yar Assorted sizes in Japanese Carpet Squares, at' special low prices to-mor- Fly \u201call-wool Imperial Carpet, mag- nificont deaigns, worih $1.25, for Yio yar Furniture.4th Floor.Extraordinary vaiur in every line, Good Hardwood Bedroom Sets, consisting of bedstead, burcau, washstand, matt oom, pod spring ; the lot to-morrow at Suecial reductions for to-morrow in cur high prado Bedroom Sets, ranging in price from $20 to $75.: Russia leather Caverad Chairs and Rockers at bargs rices to-morrow, Fine Cnbbler ockers, in oak and cherry, to-morrow.only $2.75.mnants accumulate fast.ousands of Remnants of all GREAT REMNANT SALE TO-MORROW \u2014Just Been through ail the departments and thrown out in x, most 0° thnm new Fall Goods.We are, so bus that the city li Umita to to int, our Groat Bargain Sele to-mor- TS FREE, t the orders Cor.Peel.Printed Bargain Lists can be had © at Enquiry Office, st.Catherine Street entrance messes ees IE 5 nacre ary: pian heir I pr pers meee : - Ra PRET OEE oA EE SRA A he a ee OE a TT an y: \"> 1 ! pen > t { | .the municipality of Ste.Cun wonde.aro ha gr 8.LAST EDITION __- _- THE IN - MONTHLY STATEMENT.Increases in Revenue ana Circulation ADVERTISING.1896.First ten months advertising in * Daily and Weekly Star, over first ten months of 1040.Increase 20 1-5 per cent.CIRCULATION.1206, \u201c Daily Star,\u201d first teu months over first ten months, In, _ Increase 1,161,125 copies Equal to 10 3-4 per cent.Increase.hut Weekly Star,\u201d first ten months over tirst ten months, Lx._\u2026 ; Tuvrease 123,761 copies Equal to 13 1-4 per cent.Increase.1su6, ** Daily Star,\u201d October over October, Ja43, Tnercase for month \u20187,759 copies Bqual to 8 1-3 per cent.Increase.1806 ** Weekly Star,\u201d \u2018Orto- \u201cber over October, Int, Û ; Increase for month 39,01 copies Equal to 12 3-4 per cent.Increase.1 certify that the above figures are net® after deducting a lange trimber of copies termed.by the publishers \u201cEphemeral Cir culation,\u201d i ALEX.MURRAY, Jr.Auditor, AN INCREASED ATTENDANCE _At the Protestant Commissioners\u2019 Schools.The Protestant Scho Commissioners held their regular montidy meeting in the board room of the High Svhool this morning.The Venerable Archdeacon Evans presided mm the absence of the Rev.Dr.MacVivar.\u2018ho other commissioners present being His W orship the Mayor, Rev.Prigeipal Shaw, Aldermen Costiyan and Meliride.Mr.Artus, suprrintendent, presented his montlfs report, as well as the Te- turs of attendance at the Commissioners\u201d schools for Septeuther.The returns showed a total enrollment of 8230 pu- plis-can increase ol 02 over the corresponding period of Lust vear\u2014divided among the different schools as fol lows Aberdeen, B1 7 Ann street, 43: Gepihelet Street, ob Britanma, MTS Dufferin, 507.Girl's Hign, +4; High, 6.00 Hochelgn, 200 Lansdowne, 746: Lorne, Gla, sound Royal, 634 Riverside, OS.ay Arthur, X10 Sentor, 2H, Vagtoria, à Metal Model School, $00, Haren de Hirsch School, 254 t du the schools dire thy under the control of the Comausston-rs, there was an enrollment of 7627 pupds, of which num- Ler 163 were receiving (heir education free._ ; Mr.Arthy in concluding his repori drew attention to the fat that in the last hupernal Compeision vu Upright Penmanship, a comp-ittion vhicn was disnired into four classes, nm two of these Classes, pupils from the Mentreal schools had taken first prizes.The names of these pupils were Miss Isatrlia Wake- field, aged 15, of Lansdov pe school who sevurea Éirsi place in chiss A: and Master Frederick William Miller, aged 11, of Muunt Royal =cnool, who was granted first prize in class Bo The competition, Mri Arihy explained, was of a very widh-reaching character, and one in which pupils from tbe following schools in England and Wales compered: london Board Schools, Manchester, B i ham, Liverpool, ireenwach, : Chelsea, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Trent.Watfurd, Grimsby.Gosport, hes, Harbor, Southampton, Bristol, i.ea- nungton, Hull, Hastimes, Tipton, Sun- aerland, Northampton, Wort hing, Leeds Pristel, Abjeysuith amd Swansea The Commissioners expressd thems cebves as being greatly pleased with the result ef the competition.Heports from the Go.rniment Taspoe- ter and Directors of Canking, were presented, and taken as read.The fesignation of Miss MP.Scott as a teacher in Aberdeen =choei, was revrived.and accepted.The appoint- mem of her successor wis left in the hands of rhe Superintentlent.| Af the Mayor's suzge-tion i* Was Te- sclved not to allow the nse of the Assem- Hy Hall for any purposes when a charge was made for admission.\u2014 Sioke-on- Sea- FOUND IN THE CATHEDRAL.Mrs.Leduc Was Dying of Farls Green olsoning.A woman named Madame Todue was\u2019 found dying in an aisle in =t, Cafhedral Inst nighty and afferwardsex- pired in Notre Dani tlospital.Her death was probabiy due her swallowing a dose of Paris preen, evident- James Te iy taken with suicidal 3mient Until elght days ago Mrs.Ledue lived with her busband at 477 Seignenes street.She left him and came vo réside with her mother, who lived ar 183A St Charles Horrommee street.When she went to ber mother Mrs.Leduc toid her that.her husband had ili-ireated her.Yesterday she left her mother\u2019s house, and, together with her mother.went to Notre Dame Church, Here she separated from lier rue her, and was not heard of again unt:! tot night.A sacristan going though \u2018Br.Behonstedt, Minister of Justice, adipitted - that the army .duel He.ust be reformed, but defended the overnwent as trying to do the best it could.in view of (he circumatuaces onty partially clothed.London, November 19 \u2014The British steamer Memphis, which was wrecked Tuesday night in Dunlough Bay, on the south of Ireland, has _ertirely disappeared.The coast is strewn with wreck: age, whien is being stolan and carried away by the wholesale, | Toronto, Ont.November 19.\u2014Charles Taylor, of 182 Jurvis street, was fortunate enough to#urrive at Montreal tuo late to get aboard the ill-fated steamer Memphis, ile had secured.passage in the steamer, but was u few minutes late in reaching the wharf, He has returned from Montreal minus his Juggage, which went down with the Memphis.RAILWAY BONUS.Quebec, November 1%\u2014The town of Joliette has given a bonus of $40,000 to the Great Nurthern Railway, $20,000 of \u2018it for \u2018a branch\u2019 between -joliette and Ste.Jovite.The other $20,000 is for a regular service between Joliette and Quebec.DISTURBED BY SPIRITS, A large woman, accompanied by 3 small dog, called on Coroner McMahon at the Morgue this morning and astonished that functionary by asking him to hold an inquest on a number of spirits, whom she stated were disturbing her very much.The woman, who was evidently demented, spoke in aloud shrill voice, and kept Mr.McMabon busy for some time.She said that for some months she had been bothered by these troublesome spirits, and in spite of all her entreaties they still annoyed her.The woman tuld the Coroner that she had called upon all the magistrates and tho Recorder,but they had been unable to control the spirits, and she had finally decided that they came under the Coroner\u2019s jurisdiction.After telling her grievance the woman left, promising to call again.The personal estate of the late George Du Maurier, the celebrated artist and author, is ascertained to be £47,380.FINANCE AND COMMERCE, There was a much firmer tone to the stock market this morning.though there was; very little improvement in the volume of busiress The tr: WE Was mainly in a few of the favorite speculative stocks.A strong effort is Del made to \u201c mn the new listed stock, Halifax Street Railway.s forenoon the upening sales of the stock were at 5, advancing to TR round Qmount of sold at 100 1 at 8X .were placed at 178 3-4 to JT8 7-8, and Du- juth pfd.at '1 1-4.Banks were firm and slow of moveme The London market wag reported as very limited for all Americans.2 Crop damages are reported as very serious.The Bank of lLinglanGg rate remains unchanged.Wall Street was reported as showing no tone.feeling 1s that -aîter a tem- y halt prices will take a fresh upward bound.1-4; 24 Fl Gas at 178 3-4 50 at 178 7-8; 200 Postal at wo at 88 1.8.100 at 88 1-4, 40 at 88: 50 Hal.St.Ry.at T5.26 at 78.Afternoon =ales.\u201425 Commerce at 128; 5 Mon real Telegraph at 166; 100 Cable at 158 1-2.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.rted for the BTAR by Gordon Strathy & Co., Stock Sacram Brokers, 9 Bt.ent street.; Nov.19.Nov.1% Close.Ask.Bid.Ask.Bid.Canadian Pacific Ry.584 594 Six Do do Land Bonds \u2014 \u2014\u2014 ui Commetciai Cable .\u2026\u2026 1584 1584 158% 1584 Duluth 8.8.& Atlantic.5» A 5 44 do pid.13 10 12 11 Montreal Tolegra; 166 167 16614 Rich.& Ont.Nav.Ca.\u2014 100 \u2014\u2014 Montreal St.Ry.NS a7 3154 Montreal Gas 1784 179 1764 .Do.Bonds.\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Bell Telephone 157%.160 158 Royal Électrie nou mi.aw \u2018Royai Electrie .\u2026.A 1: Bank of Montreal xd.32% 2 235 My Ontario Bank x8.8 Th 8 7 Pani es Brie.North Am, \u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 eople\u2019s Bank .= \u2014 \u2014 -_ Molsona Bank.\u2014\u2014 182 7 1 Bank of Jorant y À à 243 224 243 224 Jacques Cartier Banj x \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014_ Merchants Bankxd.5 \u2026 175 168 176 168 EK.Townahirs Ban KK.\u2014\u2014 1 - 142 ne snk xd.-_ \u2014\u2014 \u2014 & Banque Nationale.60 11% 0 70 Union Bank xd.110- 100 110 100 Can.Bank of Com 128% 137% 130 128 La Banq.Ville 100 70 10 \u2014_\u2014 Hochelaga Ban 126 121 1% 12114 Mer.Bank of Halifa: 164 157 164 157 Intercolcaial Coal.\u2014- = - \u2014 do pref.- \u2014 \u2014 N.W.Land Co.prit \u2014 \u2014 -\u2014 -\u2014 Canada Contrat Me ne \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u201cham.it.n \u2014 \u2014_ \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 on Cotton.130 U8 10: M8 Can.Col'd Cot.Mills Co.55 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014_ do do bonds 97 - \u2014\u2014 _ Merchants\u2019 Manuf'g Co.\u2014 \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 _ Dom.Cotton Mills Co.99% 85 95 \u2014 ty ortgage 13 15 185 122 Co \u2014 \u2014 \u2014- = Diamond Glues 5 = = wi 83 8734 0 \u2014 , Nov.19, 1096.; Chtoaas Month Opens Highest Lowest Closing.Wheat oc.= 79 pu \u2018New York, November 19.\u2014Cotton \u2014 Fu- ling code \u201csteady; November, 37.35; December, usry, 51.65 February, 3108 |\" tures LR tr NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.Specially 1 via 8 fragral - delighual and completely srrosts the for the AwaR C.D.Mook, 18 8 ora) anger for J.B oh Count Von Mirbach followed Dr.Schon- Ret ro direct ; & Co.stedt.making a fierçe attack upon Herr ow York.over pere Nov.16 Lenzimann for having, as he alleged, one Ops Cisse.Opg Close.beyond latitude of speakers in the House oe 8 we and threatening the country with revo- os 764 nn lution.117 UE en 3 yy wg eg ARTHUR AND EDWARD | Ghimeo 52 moat 13 13 13'\u20ac Among the Cattlemen Were Drowned >» = on the Memphis.se = 4 Co - nu mg Ta Many anxious inquiries have been made - mi» 1 16% .i ; 49 48 43 regarding ths fate of this or that cat- tn.Spirit it 19% 14 i tlemun on board the hapless ateamshi Deprer 4 R Qodo pre.RO 22 1x4 ; Memphis, now lying on the ocean's bore Damar earn.15 12566 Fi 1 tom off (ihe Irish coast.The Memphis Dujuth i - IT II _ carried fourteen cattlemen and out of > pret.Toe 4 16% \u2018 this number probably ten were Cana- Nove Lake 14 Ya py oe dians, many of them being the sons of General Electric.3, SM de NK furmers from Ontario.To relieve as dated Gas.td 1e 18 on much as possible the anxiety occasioned | wl 0 106i by the disaster, Messrs, Harling, Ronald Ne nn Wha & Company cabled for particulars and 0x MN i this aflernoon received a reply which 7 13% 73% stated tbat qui of the fourteen cattlemen = - = wo ha teen \u20ac yoed.Only the on oe 91% Christian names were known and they ux an i were Arthur and Edward.Both of the -\u2014 5% 5, drowned men, however, are helieved to xn 2 264 be Englishmen.a he y L no N bor 19.\u2018 1) u \u2018 Do, x o.to .2 _\u2014 -__ oncon, November 19.\u2014(3Special.)\u2014Capt.-¥.New England.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014_ Williams\u2019 conduet in the srreck of the node phe Lu on ax 2014 3e Ss.Memphis at Dunlough Bay, Ireland, free na EEE 0 15 1055 1055 yesterday.is highly spoke of.He did N.Y.@ntarlo & West.16 16 16 15% everything possible for the safety of his LerifMau gp 8 om in nt crew and the cattle men, in all about \u2014- \u2014 forty-five.Two of the cattlemen, i TI 714 Thomas Quigly and P.Flanagan were wa at Ih from Montreal.Seven of the dozen men \u2014 = = drowned were part of the crew of one 7515 7646 76% of the three boats that left the ship's side lots 10% 104 when she struck the rocks.One boat va 30 Zo was smashed on the ship's side and its 10% 104 La occupants nearly all drowned.This Te a 87 caused the chief loss of life.The others 174 24 th lost dropped in exhaustion from their re- Shy 8 8% fuge in the ship's rigging.The survivors Te Ton ok were saved by life lines, many of them &: ps 67 LONDON STOCK MARKET.Messrs.J.S.Bache & Co.N, Y., report the London Market at 4 p.m.to-day ak follows: Nov.19th, 1896, London New York.Stocks.Prices.Equivalent.Atchison.16 15 Canadian Pacific, ô 3 Erie.ri Gi Kan.& Texas.14g 133 Louisville & N.524 51 xe Shore.- \u2014 Northern Pac, Pr.2% 28} 111.Central.si Ont.& Westorn.164 - 153 \u2018Reading, 15 : 3 St, Paul.794 7 Union Pacific.1n 108 18 17à asy to take.asy to Operate.Are features peculiar to Hood's Pilla.Small te slre, tastoless, efficient, thorough.As one man Hood's Pills said: \"You never know you have taken a pu till itis'ail 25.C.T.Hood & over.I'roprietors, Lowell Co., The only pills to fako \"0 oud 5 Sar-apartlla.Diamond Brooches, Crowns, Crescenta and Clusters, Stars and Wreaths, Fine Dinmonds, Fine Designs, Fine Settings HENRY BIRKS & SONS, Diamond Merchants, 4x SO.Phillips Square, ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR DR.LOVEJOY\u2019S Carbolic Tooth Powder.Prevents Tartar, hardeus the gums ives « tooth s pearly whitencss.wud gives Ld Wabash Pr.MONTREAL EXCHANGE MARKET.Reported fur the \u201cStar,\u201d hy Messrs Nichole & Marler, Foreign Exchange Brokers, corner Notre Dame and St.Francois Xavier street.\"3p.m.Noven ber 19th.Between Banks.Huyers | Sellers.Counter.New York Funds 116 prm to saprm 3 tod prm sterling, G0 days 8716 to 8 8 to B% Sterling Demaad 8515 to 97-16 94 to 9% Sterling, Cables Yly to 93g Mg to 97% WALL STREET GOSSIP.J.8.Bache & Co.N.Y., Wire Their Local Manager, C.D.Monk.London, 2 pm.\u2014Market 1-8 lower for St.Paul and L.& N., but trading very rarrow.Bank of England rate unchaliged, 4 per cent.Deficiency of Government for month will be near five millions, as receipts have been very disappolnung- Stated that all Gould roads in the South- \u201cest will unite their traffic departments urder one he.at St iis.A.8 Dodge: is spoken of for the position.- Truders sell! g spirits.Sterling exchange is.strong.London discount is firm at i-8, MORE ACTIVE MARKET.(Special to the Star.) New York, November 18.-The stock market was more active to-day, and also stronger, but had periods of inactivity and comparative weakness.The bears' raid on Sugar was renewed, but was not ut- tended with much success.The Grangers and Reading were notably firm, Burlington exhibiting particular power of recuperation.Pi ic Mali was firm.in the declaration of the dividena, und American spirits had a strong apurt.The situation fn Cuba still furnishes the malin material of the bears, but they are becoming more cautious in using i .Special Notices.Go where a person will, in what quarter of the globe, where music is oul- tivated and there will be found one pirno standing out in superlative excellence above all others.This piano is as gr t in Montreal as elsewhere.lt is found in three out of every 4 of the homes of.our better class people, whose means permit its purchase.We need not mention its pame, but it has been for 40 years, and is to-day sold only by Nord- heimer\u2019s, 213 St.James street.a Plano Tuning.If you' own a_ Chickering, Heintzman or Newcombe Piano, edtrust the tuning of it to us.Being the agents for these Pianos, we are interested in their welfare.First-class tuners and lowest rates.C.WW, Lindsay, 2368 St.Catherine street.Telephone 4168.Musician\u2019s Festival.ST.CECILE.Notre Dame Church, 22nd Nov., 1896.Original Mass by Achille Fortier.Choir 160 Voices.Orchestras of Forty Musicians.All feats Reserved.Tiekets 7e, 50e.25¢ On sale at the Seminary, 1708 Notre Dame! 0 DR.LOVEJOY\u2019S Carbolic Tooth Powder.It im; nce to *he breath that is rare snd progress of decey.JOHN LEWIA, harmacentieal Chemis t, 273 5x 2208 St.Catherine m., cor.of University.B.C.GOLD.Colonna Gold M.Co., 15 ots, per share Iron Colt Gold M.Co., 16¢cts, Both the above stocks will rise in price shortly.Iron Colt is 17 cta.asked per share in Rossland since 6th November.We have a very limited \u2019 amount for sale at 15 cts., but only for two weeks option.GORDON STRATHY & CO, Stock Brokers, 11 ST.SACRAMENT ST.DR.LOVEJOY\u2019S Carbolic Tooth Powder Thoroughly cleanses the teeth from ull parssites or impurities.JONN LEWIS, Chemist, 3x5 2908 Bt.Catherine sb, cor.of University.Nick A Clear 2173 If \u201cyou Worms, and a cake of Fould's Medicated LF Wafers by mall 58¢ And $1.89 per box.L BONS & 00.Agents.8t.Paul 8 t, Montreal.are anrioyed with Complexion; \u201cBEAUTIFUL NECK; WHITE ARMS and HANDS.DR.CAMPBELL\u2019 And Fould's Medicated Arsenic Complexion Soap WILL GIVE YOU ALL THESE.Pimples, Blackheads, Freckles, Blotches, Ree or any Blemish on omic Boa, the only genuine Leautifiers in the 6 large béxes, 05.Benp 36e.Address all mail orders te $1.85 Regular SeJing Price 82.50; WILEY & GO 2341 St.Catherine St.ana 1803 Notre Dame St.Mx \u2014 R.LOVEJOY'S It removes all unpleasant odor arising from decsyed teeth.2313126 Brokerage House \u2014 OF \u2014\u2014 FRANK BOND & (0.1719 Notre Dame.ae lee We have formed a connection with J.Re WILLARD & CO.Bankers and Brokers, 85 Broadway, N.Y., and 17 Board of Trade, Chicago, for the purchase and sale of Stocks, Bonds, Wheat, Corn and Provisions.We devote our whole atiention to the Amerd can markets and can give the fullestinformation and tho quickest service.Sce our daily markes etter on wheat.° ta.Direct wires to New York and Chico \u2014 TAKE NO IMITATION.} Bee that you get Jelly of CUCUMBER AND ROSES for Chapped hands and sll roighness of the skin.All Druggiets keep it.23x10 B.C.GOLD MINES.I can confidently recommend: Big Three Monte Christo.B.C.Gold Fields.Alberni Mountain Rose.ee The Mining Record says: \u2018In tbe Mountain Ross free gold is visible to « large extent.M.QUENRAU, Broker, ; 2721e0d 307 New York Life Bidg., Montreal.-\u2014 at the cor- ortificati resi- LA ugh am, utlishing office, 16% street.; Lo athens The Montreal Daily Star, prin °d f St.George str af iy in RETA) À a dent in ntrefl.and 165 St.James 1 \u2014 A Lovely Face; Safe Arsenic .+ « Complexion Wafers Moth, .Flesh of Dr.Campbell's Wafers ~Sele Proprietor, (HE B.FOUL i oT onge St., Toronto.: 144, !' SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.' rude\u2019 LAST EDITION.\u2018Princess\u2019 Lamp Di CARBOLIC TOOTH POWDER, .bi, 4 >) ; + 7 RA am AE NE i etn Complete, ready for use, cut ; glass pattern ; height to top - of chimney zo inches.A very dainty boudoir or desk lamp.w i A MS te core pgp.or Te "]