The Montreal daily star, 28 juin 1900, jeudi 28 juin 1900

[" - LAST EDITION.Baily Stat.wr 58,433 weer se: 116,823 vs orme «175,256 \"VOL.XXXII.N° 151 T0 THE TRADE, June 28th, ESTABLISHED 1839.Hosiery and Underwear For Men and Women, in All sizes k And in great In Various Styles.Now in Stock V e FITTED WITH JRON nr W \u201coD FRAME SPRINGS ar iety.Suitable for Camps, Institutions, Residences, etc., also Filling Letter etter Orders a a Specialty.Wellington and Front §ts., East, RONTO.151z N.B.\u2014 WHOLESALE ONLY.JUEN MACDONALD & co, [SOLID BRASS BEDSTEADS, Manufacturers, MONTREAL TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW Zo Avord Saturday's Rush Purchase Your Holiday Supplies Sweaters, Belts, Golf Hose, Underwear, Socks, Soft and Stiff Felt Hats, Straw Hats and Cops Cook\u2019s Cotton Root Compound In successfully used monthly by over 10,000 Ladies.Ladies aak your druggist for »Cotton Root Compound Take no other as all Mixtures, pills and imitations are dangerous, Price, No.1, $1 per box; No.2, 10 degrees stronger, $3 pe: 0.10 mailed on receipt of diice and four two cent stamps The Cook Company, Windsor,Ont TR.Nos.1 and 2 sold and recommended by all esponsible ts in Canada.BE.McGale, 2125 Notr Dame t.39 15i*ntyeod OOOO 000000000000A0 440 Store Open till 10 p.m.Saturday Evening Bernier & West, Cor.St.Catherine and University Sts.151*ntyl 20000004800080000400004 04004048 VVVVIVVIIVIIvVIrvvvIrvooooee QPVIPPPPIIPIIIIIIIIIIIIIS LEGAL CARDS.Cain.MoGibbon, Casgrain, Byan & Mitchell Barristere, Solicitors, Ete.CANADA LIFE BUILDING, MONTREAL RR.McGibbon, Q.C.Th.Chase Caszrain, QUO MP Aya: Victor BE.Mitchel Perey & \u2026 Edouard dorvores.h 300 SUNMER RESORTS.HOTEL ACADIA.GRAND TRACADIA BEACH, P.E.ISLAND, Finest boating, bathing, fishing.Cuisine unexcelled Bend for circulars.135 26e0d I, C.HALL, Manager.BOULE ROCK HOUSE, LITTLE METIS, - This new hotel will be open for its first season on Jane 15th.First class sccommodation, modera improvements.For particulars apply to 189 18e0d W.ASTLE Eastman\u2019s Springs, Ont, Season ed June 4th, situsted directly on C.À.Railway, h miles from Ottawa, re sulpbur water, baths ven in hotel, 5 different mineral waters.Rates m ea THOS.L.BOYD, Manager, a6cod DIRIGO HOUSE, Long Island, Portland Harbor, Me.OPENS JUNE 16.MRS.JOSEPH PERRY, Prop, Special rates for June, 188 26e0d STE.AGATHE DES MONTS, LAKESIDE COTTAGE for permanent and transient guests.An re caterer and coek having been engaged 8 first-class table is insured.Thoroughly comfortable rooms in house, besutifully sitoated, and with ai unés and t-house on lake.Apply 1x .ÉADFORD, Lakeside Cottage, Ste.Agathe.151 19 HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA.| The Garrison City by the Sea.riste will be well repaid by making a summer we © Halifax by the ling The old Historic City\u2014 land\u2019s Canadian Stronghold.\u2014Fine parks, snd the head quarters of t prie Arm Fortes in N Ame ustrated lication to NOVA SCOTIA TOURIS 884 CIATION, HALIFAX, N.S.14113e0d ALDINE HOTEL, OLD ORCHARD BFACH, MAINE, Located on sea wall; five minutes walk from B.& MR.R.Station and new steel pler.House ranks among Dest on \u2018the const.OPEN JUNE 15th to SEPTEMBER 5th.Special rates to families.For any information address 8.HAINES.145 Geod ! SUMMER BOARD inand Charette, Cap a l\u2019Aigle, Murray Bay, bon house now ready Bor boarders for the summer at most moderato prices.Also a cottage to rent at a very low figure.Apply asabove.145 Good ROIS HOUSE, Cacounsa, has aocomm uy for over sixty guests; first class table.comfortal Tate charges., moderate 188 18e0d J.C.BIROIS, Prop ode- ble CHAMPLAIN HOUSE, Philipeburg.htful summer resort will open May 24th Perd Sons boating, all that can be desired.Splendid roads bioycling: climate ; water excellent; bome comfort.For terms address J.Fortin, Prop 36 cod te\u201d| STANLEY ISLAND.\u201cTHE ALGONQUIN\u201d The best, although not thé | , summer hotel in Canada, situated in the middle.Lpke St.Francis and the St.Lawrence River.Among the many amusements ars golf links, boating, fishing, tennis, Wheeling, bowling, billiards and dancing every evening.References :\u2014D.A.McPherson, Dr.G.T.Ross, Dr.J.H.Harrison and Messrs.r, Viger & Co.For {ult particulars, booklets and terms, address J.R.DUQUETTE, I45eoûdtf Proprietor.THE ALGONQUIN ST.ANDREWS, N.B.On Pa ddy Bay, near Eastport, Maine.Excellent golf iinks, boating, batbing, dshing, HARVEY & WOOD, Hote! Bellevue, Boston, Through Parlor Car, Boston to St.Andrews, 12037 eod ADIRONDACKS AND LAKE CHAMPLAIN, HOTEL AUSABLE CHASM, AUSABLE CHASM, N.Y.C.W.BICKFORD.Manager Located in the grounds of the famous Ausable Chasm.Ncw and modern in all appointments.Elevator, electricity.steam and open fires.Ar.tesian well.Excellent cuisine.GOLF.123 26eod ADIRONDACKS.THE AMPERSAND, A most delightful Mountain and Lake Resort.Now open.Perfeci Gulf Links.New York Office: Astor Court Bldg., 25 West 8314 Bj.102\"nty 26eod C.M.EATON, Mgr.ADIRONDACKS.THE ELMWOOD, JAY, N.Y.For circulars aod information, address 181 12004 J.R.BWEENEY.\u201cTHE BAY VIEW.\u201d Bay View.Maine.À popalar seazide resort with Montreal people: Al amusements, music, pure spring water, good inage.Opens June 20th.Circulars and Diagrams on application.125 26e0d .° MRS, E.MANSON & BON, Props.M J ALPINE HOUSE, In the White Mountains.Famous for pure spring water and cleanliness.For information, circalars, etc, apply to G.ID.Stratton Giobam, N.H.145eodtf THE GROYE, BEAGONSFIELD, on the lake shore, sixteen miles from Montreal, with its pany attractions, 1s the place to spend the cummer, Don\u2019t keep hou: see our handsome, completely furnished cotinges, with perfect sanitary nditions aud lighted by gas.Terms moderate.Apply F.Upton, 28 Hospital a Tel.Maln 89.103 2604 DR.STRONG'S SANITARIUM and HOTEL, BARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y.For health, rest or recrestion.The appointments of a first-class family hotel.Elevator; suites with bath; sll health appliances; Turkish, Ruselan, Hydro- Electric, Min Water and all baths; Electric wv M qe large g ds; Lawn Tenuis, Croqust, Golf.Bend for illustrated circular.148¢0d4 ~~MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE.FOSTER, Que.This well known farm on the shores of Brome Lake will be open for guests on June 20th.Boats free.Good batbing snd fishing.For terms, address A.KILBURN, Proprietor.For particulars, 133 18e0d apply Star Branch Office.The Dube House.This favourite seaside boarding house opens 35th June.Beautiful lew jofocd table; croquet ground ; ress Te a ae .THOS, DUBE.SUGAR HILL, N.H.THE Open June 1st to Oct.1st ECHOES.1 MES = FP.HITCHINGS.SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK.oath ot (he far mined SAINT JO RIVER rivalled for natural ecenic beauty.Spend your sammer hlday in the CANADIAN PROVINCE HE SEA.BY: illustrated' descriptive booklet apply to the Star Tourist Bureau, cor.8¢ Catherine and Peel Ste, Mont- 1, to the secretary.New Brunswick Tourist Association, 124 28004 st.John, N.B.\u201cILE AUX NOIX HOTEL\u201d Will re-open June 15th to tourists, Beautiful place for bunting, fishing and boating.Near the x.ort Ile aux No era ces.; SSELIN & SONN, Props.185 Then Ne Go gt.Paul, Nleaux Noix.RESULTS AT LORNE SCHOOL.Names of Those Who Distinguished Themselves at the Examinations.The following results have been announced in Lorne Sehool: FOURTH YEAR\u2014FIRST AE an Ligzie Forbes, Annie Niven, Rachel - nah, or Starke, innje Robinson, Maggie Franks, Clarence Lodge, Stanley May, general proficiency.FOURTH YEAR\u2014SECOND HALF.Carrie Norris, first gen.prof.; Mary Veary, Gladys Farthing, Lavinia Veary, n.prof.; thur Burley, frac Roberts, gen.prof.FIFTH YEAR\u2014FIRST HALF.Albert Hinchliffe, Leah Fenn, Melanie Cohn, Ina Bayne, general proficiency.- \u2014_\u2014_om \u2018 A NEW GULY SERVICE.amer Wanderer, of Quebec, ar- The ste port yesterday.This vessel ny.igned for the te Be Nhe was Tecently docked at Quebec, and thoroughly overhauled While tn port she will be re-chris , the now name chosen being the Atlantic.The vessel is designed for freight and passenger service, - ID YOUR HOUSE ER OF BED BUGS ten years respectively.| by wis LYON® LIQUID BUG FOUSON, applies the work\u2014if Jeux money Ou x 550 ar il Dragatits, of .Cor.Craig and B; Se, JNO a LYONS, \\ ze RU PE CEE A TER ES - .a5 A wpe \u2018 Pe \u2018 OLD DUNHAM treat for those leaving the city for a few weeks.iy Tw ad from GASPE BASIN The Favorite Spot for Health and Sport.CHARMING RESORT FOR SPORTSMEN AND PLEASURE SEEKERS.The vicinity affords beautiful Scenery, fine Sea Bath- Ingand unexcelied fishing, Guests have the privilegeot safimon and trout fishing in connection with the house, Salmon and Trout Fishing par excellence.BAKER'S HOTEL (OPENED JUNE 1st.) so lang and favorably known, offers first-class accom mudation for toulsts, with ail the comforts of home.Before making your plans for your summer outing be sure to write for terms aud other information to 12553 BAKER\u2019y HOTEL, Gaape, Quebec CLIFF COTTAGE, Casco Bay, Portland, Maine.POST OFFICE, WILLARD, 50 rooms for guests.Everything new and first class.Perfect sanitary arrange- mente.Prices reasonable.Montreal people's favourite.E, P.SARGENT, Manager, 150 10 WILLARD, ME.CACOUNA.St.Lawrence Hall, This favourite seaside hotel open from June 18th to Sept.15th.House, beach, service and appointments in order.Send for descriptive circular., JOHN BRENNAN, Manager.City address :\u2014552 st.Denis St., Montreal.80 78 142-144 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS Brooklyn, New York.Just opened by Mrs.Edward Stark, lately of Montreal.This house 1s beautifully situated, balconies length of both houses, overlooking the bay, five minutes to bridge, ten minutes to business portion of New York.An elegant opportunity for parties visiting New York; 82 per day and upwards; delightfully cool house.133 13e0d FENWICK HALL, SAYBROOK POINT.CONN.Finest Golf Course on the Coast.-\u2014OPENS JUNE 30TH.\u2014 .Rooms en suite with private baths.Newly decorated throughout; elevator; unsur nine-hole golf course; macadam roads, bowling, billiards, tennis; boating, bathing, fishing.Under the new and successful ruanagement of last season.Write for illustrated booklet of hotel and surroundings; also official golf rules for J.E.CHATFIELD Hotel Jefferson, Union 8q., New York.106 28e0d SWEETSBURG HOUSE, Sweetsburg, Que.A delightful Bummer Ressrt, house faces the Park; first class table; wide verandahs; iarge dance hall; splendid drives and beautiful scene ; fishing; food livery in connection.One of the healthiest places n the Province.No RS pu tons Terms moderate.Ad- RS, prietor.127 18eud dress JOHN POWE New Hotel Bellevue European Plan.Central Location.Bescon Êt., near Tremont St., Boston.HARVEY & WOOD, Proprietors.118 89 eod IN THE GBEAT NORTH WOODS.HOTEL DEL MONTE SARANAC LAKE, N.Y.OPENS JUNE 25, under entirely new management newly furnished and renovated throughout ; table and service first clase ; near lake and Hotel Armpéraand ; gif, tennis, bilifards, Bostip, fishing, driving and JcroUne | livery.For Booklet address J.HENRY OTIS, Saranac Lake, N.Y.26eod THE PACIFIC HOTEL, ST.JOVITE, QUE.The Favourite Bpot for Health and Sport.Charming resort for sportsmen and pleasure seekers \u2018The vicinity affords beautiful noenery.ne bathing sna ubexcelled Sshing, guests treated with home comfort, first clase table, livery, aud terms moderate.142 78 PHILIAS OUIMETTE.BAR HARBOR.ME, THE LOUISBURG AYR.M.L.BALCH, Proprietor.n June 25 to Sept.20.For oircular, ete, address the manager, J.ALBERT BUTLER\u2018 care Hotel Brunswick, Boston, Mass, 123 26e0d In the Northern ADIRON- BANNER HOUSE DACKS.Write for circalars 11878 J.8.KIRBY, Prop, Chatesuguay Lake, N.Y THE MINERAL SPRING HOUSE, KENNEBUNK BEACH, ME.Fine Burf bathing, Coolest place on the coast.Open June 1.Write for booklets.118 26e0d H.K.SMITH, Proprietor.PARK HOUSE, MAGOG, QUE.Nicely situated on the beautiful Lake Mempbre- , good boating, fishing and fine drives.Terms erate.Apply to WM.JAMIESON.14026 \u201c VENISE\u201d HOTEL, RIV.-DU-LOUP \u2018\u2018 WHARF,\u201d P.Q.upe 1st.The best, slthough not the in Opens J nicely sitoated op the south hors e beautiful Se, Lawrenee.Every room han river view, Rates moder- Le RSS LP PIUZE, Prop.HOTEL DUFFERIN, Cacouna.for the season, g rooms and table, tennis Fe dancing ball pere tes, oonrt, danc! ste.P] T ra 129 200000 0\" APPly rato POLLOCK.THE BERKELEY, SARANAC LAKE, X.Y.: Now house; all modern improvements; accommods- tions for 1 Joe 8end for circular to GEO.BO'CONNELL, Mgr., or at Eagle Bureaus.18852 113 day.0 Montreal.Fasy of access Hotel frat cl Fine shaded v dah Opposite Anglican church-green, Near Selby Lake.Terms very moderate.Apply to JOHN CALL, Park House, 183 23 cod Dunham, (ue.KITTERY POINT, ME.PEPPERRELL.ven: to h, N.H., and York Harbor.Steamer and Electrics.Two hours by rail from Boston.Te GRANITE SPRING HOTEL.Long Island, Portland Harbor, Maine, 5.Th ouse is one of the finest Sheer rR in Casco™ Bay.Fine fishing and bley: ing and team riding.Rooms and tables first.lass.ootiages to let.° © 14026 \" E.PONCK, Proprietor, CASCO BAY HOUSE, Long d, Maine, opens June 23rd, 1900.For terms, a address C.CUSHING.151 13¢0d THENA NE MARBLE Fluest Every room bas ocean view.Bpecial rates for June.tive circalar.KE.G.Brown, Prop.Bead for descrip ve \u20ac royn, P PASHEMET - BOLTON SPRINGS HOUSE.Famous white sulphur miners] water in Bolton mountains, near Mem hremagog.Lake reac by C.P.R.to man or Mansonville Statten, Address C.R.LADD, South:Boiton, *.Q, 1490 18e0d RIVIERE DU LOUP, Foldté; Canada, P.Q.\" besatif Bt.| Relle-Vae Hotel, on the bank\u2019 of the wrence and near the far-fanded agnensy River; Testhed by rail or boat from Montreal au Quebec, E.8.Aubut, Manager.Riviere du Loup, P.Q.49 30 .+ 1 Feed nue bpd hs ve h BIC BOARDING HOUSE.Good board and rooms ; near the station and the water, at moderafe rices.For furtber information address to MAD.obs PINAULT, Bic.3470 SANDY BEACH FARM, Bondville, Que.Pleasantly located on east shore of Brome Lake, tennis court, shady lawn and fine sandy beach for bathing.Five minutes walk from P.O, and church.For terms 14 18e0d Address ERNEST JONES.CANADIAN.PACIFIC Will Sell Round Trip Tickets Between AP Stations East of Port Arthur for DOMINION DAY At ONE WAY LOWEST FIRST CLASS FARE on Jume 30th, J 1st and Sod, good for return until July 3rd, 1900.From Moutreal to Quebec and points in the Maritime Provinces, tickets will be sold June July 1st and 2nd, to return until July 4th.A few of the principal places near Moutreal and the from Mentreal wie shown below :\u2014 Sherbrook 83.35 St.Gabriel (Lake Mas- Quebec .3.inoen es = St.Johus 1.00 Caledonia pei .20 Vaudreuil U.50 : Hudson ._._ 1.10 Labelle.3.20 | Hudson (going rail, Ste.Agath Z.OU | returuing at r) 1.00 8e.Fausti 245 | Ottawa.3.50 BC Jerome | 0.8) Ste.An BL.Jovite .- 2.70} ing rail.ret.boat).0.80 St.Lin.- 0.85 caf rail) o.\u2026- 8t Margaret.1.656 Knowlton.SEASIDE and NEW ENGLAND Season 1900.Improved.Service.Between Montreal, Portland and Old Orchard, and Montreal, | D, pringñeld, Worcester, Nashua, Ftc.Through Parlor and Sleeping.Cars be tween Montreal! and Old Orchard.ST.ANDREWS, N.B.- Special low rates\u2014 Through sleeping cate leave Montre vesdays and Fridays at &20 p.m., returni leave Bt.Andrews Wednerdays aud Mondays at 5.p.m.City Ticket and Tel Semen Street, sent Post Ofc PR OMe, \"ar RAILWAY CLR SSS ST.MARY'S C.Y.M.SOCIETY Excursion to Otterburn Park June 80th, 1800, going by special train only at 1.30 p-@.and returning by mpeolal traln at 7 p.m.\u201d Reta fare, 65c ; Children, 380.DOMINION DAY\" Return Tickets will be issued at First Class SINGLE FARE Between all Stations on the Grand Trunk Railway System in Canada.From Btations in Canada to Detroit, Mich., Port Huron, Mich.Fort Covington, N.Y., Bombay Jct, N.Y.Helena, N.Y.Massena Springs, N.Y., Rouse's Point, N.Y., and Island Pond, Vi.in stations in Canada tv, but not from, Buffalo, N.Y., Black Rock, N.Y, Niagara Falls, N.Y, and Suspension Bridge, N.Y.- Fi rtroit, Mich., Port Huron, Mich., Fort Covington, N.Y., Bombay Jet, N.Y.Helena, N.Y, asvens Springs, N.Y, Rouse's Polns, N.Y,, and Island Pond, Vt., to stations in Canada.Tickets Will be good going JUNE 30th and JULY 1st and And, Good returning from destination on or before July 3rd, 1900.Bystem stations Chaudiere-Curve to To G.T.R.5 real and siatéens east be gnod going on June 28th, framsesti- 1 8 | 30th, July Ist avd July 3nd, valid returning vou nation on or before July 4th, 1 , - The following is a list of the fares from Montzeal for individuals and picnic parties to à few of the popular resorts 1 \u2014 Otterbum Pk_ .§0.85 Huntingdon.$1.68 St.Hyacinth 1.20 |St.Anne's, rail.0.70 chmo - 2.555 |St.Anne\u2019s goi 3.35 ret.3.50 Vaudreuil.1.00 ValleySeld.1.00 {Comnwall .2 1.95 |Lachine, golng rail, 3.20 |returm boat over 13 Rapida_.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.050 Special Conditions for Commercial! Travellers bee tween stations In Canada.A City Ticket OMces, 137 St.James Street and Bonaventure Statien.151 STEAMBHIPS.Montreal to Liverpool From Eiverpook Bteamer.Montreal.\u2019 Quedeuy J *Tunisian 30 June 3p.m i June Numidian 7 July 8 Pa 28 June Corinthian 4 J P.mu.5 July Parisian æ1 July 6 p.m.*Attention iacalled to the sailing of the magnificent new Twin Screw Steamer Tunisian, the largest, finest and fastest steamer on the Canadian route.Cabin Passage $60.00 and upwards.Returp tickets at reduced rates.Second cabin, Liverpool, London of Londonderry, $3500 to p10.00 single; 886.50 to $76.00 return.Steerage, Liverpool, London, Glasgow or Belfast, $23.50; Parls, $31.Midship saloons, spacious promenade decks, ¢lectris lights throughout.Mas ow, Derry and New York Service.From ci steamer From N.Y.14 June.\u2019 State of Nebraska 30 June, 28 June Laurentian 14 Jaly Cabin Pi \u2026 950 to $75 single; 595 to 614250 return.Second Cabin, $30 single ; return.° to Glasgow, Belfast, Derry or Queenstown, §.freight, e or further information applyte ok A ALLAN, Montreal, Boston or Friar 18¢ DOMINION LINE.MAIL SI KHAMSHIPS, LIVERPOOL SERVICE, From Montreal *Roman.\u2026\u2026 1] 1 Vancouver y Dominton.assenge: RATES OF PASSAGE.\u2014Cabin $80.TB, and Spars single, $114 and upwards return, according to stes.and berth; second cabin, $37.50 single, 671.26 retarm, - Bteerage\u2014To Liverpool rry, Loudon, Queenstown, Belfast and Glasgow, $23.80.outlits farnishe free.CE.¢ 8.à New England from , July 18th, 2.80 p.me.saloons, electric light, spacious promengd or further information apply to any ageat of toe Company or to ; AVID TORRANCE & CO., Gen\u2019l_Agente, Dat.Sacrament Str T4dit Montreal BEAVER LINE MAIL ROYAL STEAMERS Weekly Sailings Between Montreal and\u201d From From < Liverpool.June 12th.+ 191h.Lake C * 26th.July 8rd.ool and Movlille.ver VER POOL.\u2026Lusitant * 17th.Summer Rates assage.à FIRST CABIN\u2014From Montreal to Live: Single ç Fare, $52.50 to $83.Return Fare, $10 to $L Y SECOND CABIN.From Montreal to Liverpool, London or Londendersy, Late Sane.| Single, $35.Return, $86.50 Lake Champlain, Lusitania, | Single, $87.50.ke Megantic STL.DC GE.\u2014To Liverpool, Lem L 3 HIBD CL.OR BTE aon or Londonderry, ete., snd $39, according to steamer.For particu! A810 passege ep t of the Com, or te \u2014 De M ELDER, DEMPSÉER à 00, Motreaky ATLANTIC CITY, NX.J., 1907 Pacifio Ave.First clasë rooms and boani at reasonable prices.Mre Mary Laughiin, formeriy of Wells Besoh, Maine 106 39eod ADIRONDACKS.If you want a cottage, à camp, a bullding site, or , near Paul Bmith\u2019s Saranac ke, or Lake Placid sppix to ths Real Estate Agont at - nao Lake, N.Y.WILLIAM F#.ROBERTÉ, 87anty76 HOTEL PONCE DE LEON, Virginia Avenue and Beach, Atlantic City, N.J.speclel Beduced Rates for June.Long Distance Telephone 55.185 26 8.E.SWEENY, Owner and Proprietor.STEAMSHIPS.ANCHOR LINE Steamships from New York weekly for GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY Saloon Passage, $350 and upwards | To Paris and return, first-class, $150 and upwards, Neco to 837.50.625.50.For Book of Tours and further information, apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, New York, or \u2019 B.Battersby, 178 81.James §t., Montreal, \u2018100 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD, .FAST EXPRESS SERVICES.- ~~ CHERBOURG, S\u2019HAMPTON, DREN.Kale: 4.Gr.July B Travel ima 28 Falter Wim.4 G 1 Tio Saale, aves ny = Kaiserin Mar.Thu TS Kaiser Wim.& Gt.Aug 7 Twin-§ aspengor Service: THAMPTON LONDON, BR » s men.July 5,10 a.m.Bremen.Aug 9, 0 a.ta, Die, Jaly 10:10 am.K.Luise.Aug 58, 30 1a.er ourg, Paris, Bremen.s G.Kurfurst, June 28, Noon | Barbarossa July 12,10 am : Mediterranean Service.GIBRALTAR, NAPLES, GENOA.Aller.c.re June 80 | Kaiser Wm, LE.July ?Departure 11 a.m.LRICHS & CO, 5 Bropdway, N.w.HENRY SOLE ACERT ko 116 st.Peter st.HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.in Rorew Express Service to Plymonth (london Jy Cherhiourg (Parts), and Hamburg, TWIN SCREW PABBRNGER SERyice ' PLYMOUTA\u2014CHERBOURG\u2014 HAMBURG, Algo New York to Cherbourg\u2014 Hamburg, PARIS HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Reserved Lf secured before departure.1H etc., apply te Ham burg- American LAne or roadway, N Tor Jame Tom, Gymeral 44M.Franceis Xavier st; W.B.Heury, 116 8.Pelee \u2018 Batteredz 170 At, Jamis gt.ope a > 17% Female Bou D. \" Ke a BL ge ER MT 4 © ; Ce Lo A te Pb oes od 42 ve be le Doh i ae FL \\ \u201c THE MONTREAL DAILY-SrAK\u2014THURSDAY, JUNE v, 1900.- \u2014 : The Daily Star.GRAHAM & CO, Propristors.163 and 165 Bt.James Street.\u2014\u2014 \u2014 THE DAILY STAR is sent to eny bart cf the\" United Htates or Canads, tage fies, nt - 8 \u2018yonr, $1.60 for six mon and 00 for thee months.We belleve the efrculation of THE BTAR exceeds the combined imsue of all the other Ensiish newspapers published in the city of Montres).Agents for French advertising are Messrs, Mayence, Favre and Cle., Rue de Ja Grange, Bateliere, 18.Parte, .Toronto.Can.Representative for advertising for.the MONTREAL STAR, W.F.Carrier, 49 ce.L at, west.Ottawa.Can.Representatives for advertising for the MONTREAL STAR.Messrs.Cunaning- bam.and Co., Carleton Chambe London, Eng.Mr.general Percy A.Hurd CIRCULATION ~OF THE \u2014 Daily and Weekly Star FoR WEEK ENDING June a3rd, 1900.MODARY ¢.0200.sovocce aovcoceseee 87.201 THesARY.coccosarnmnes cass.57,282 Wednesday .cccenes vers vo.37,180 Thursday .cceecnoeee cocccesccsen encre 57,220 Friday \u2026\u2026.57,136 QatUrdRY -.ccccoreineen aero.\u2026 64,631 Present Average: wnting une 1s.08,433 uw.110,823 =={ [3000 From the above figures are excluded several thousand subscrip- tighs regarded as more or less ephemeral.Ts.representative, st.reparetonesus Average Circulation ef the STAR THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1000.THE STAR AT SUMMER RESORTS.The Daily Star is sent to summer resor\u2019 and summer residences addressed to individuals at thirty cents a month.Persons visiting New York and other American cities may have the Star addressed to them for ay short s period as oLe wesk.Subscriptions may be paid at 165 St.James street, or at the Star Branch Office, No.1, sornez Peel and St.Catherine streets.\u201csnash the Machine ! If there are two Machines, smash them both ! ! \u201cSAUVE QUI PEUT.\u201d \u201cTbp Federal Ministers are said to have recognized already that the coming general election will be their Waterloo and are acting as though they had received the final order: \u2014*\u201cAll 4s lost.Save himself who can!\u201d Tt is expected that few of the Ministers who formed Sir Wilfrid Laurier\u2019s original Cabinet will face the electorate in the coming campaign.Sir Oliver Mowat has already caved himself by becoming Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.Sir Henri Joly has saved himself by becoming LAeutenant-Governor of British Columbia, It is rumoured that the following provisional arrangements bave been made for saving some of the others : \u2018Bir Wilfrid Laurier to be a member of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, with a salary of $35,000 à year and a life peerage.The Hon.J.I.Tarte to be Lieutenant- Governor of Quebec with a salary of $10,000 a year and Spencerwood.The Hon.Andrew Blair to be a judge of the Supreme Court of Canada with a salary of $7,000 a year.\u2018The Hon.Clifford Sifton to be Lieutenant- (Governor of Manitoba with \u2018a salary of $6,000 a year and residence, Governor Pat- terbon\u2019s term expiring September 2nd.\u2018Sir Richard Cartwright to be Lieutenant- Governor of Ontario with a salary of $10, 006.à year and residence in succession to Bir Oliver Mowat, who will be induced to retire.The Hon.F.W.Borden to be Lieutenant- Governor of Nova Scotia with a salary of 40,000 a year and residence, Governor Daly's term expiring July 29.Sir Louis Davies to be a judge with as good a salary as he can get.This leaves only Senator Scott, Hon.W.8.Fielding, Hon.W.Mulock, Hon.Sydney Fishet, Hon.R.Dobeil and Hon.Chas.Pitapattick to be saved.Of these, Mr.Muloëk in said to be restrained from ac- espting office by two considerations: first, his well known sctuples against members of Parliament accepting offices of emolument under the Crown, and second, the fact that there is no office in night just now that be would care to accept.The Hon.W.S.Fielding is alated for Leader of the Opposition in the next Par- lianrent, and the Hon.R.R.Dobeli will continue to serve his country \u201cwithout portfolio.\u201d SES | \u2014 .a OONSTITUTIONAL POINT FOR ml MoKINLEY.- The Philadéiphis Times raises à question dj.Yo the right of the American Executive ta order troope to China for the purpose of fighting the Chinese without the consent of That is, this is an act of war; uid the President has mo right to declare pewromative of Congress, : \u2018 As is not mow pitting, this objec: tion would, if valid, put the American Executive in su awkward position, and.American citizens and rights in China in a position far worse than awkward.This is a case for prompt action if the legations at Pekin are to be saved; and the American people will hardly condemn a Government which rushes to the rescue of the American Minister and his staff without awaiting the assembling of Congress.If the result of this action makes war inevitable, Congress can be summoned to formally declare it.Meanwhile the power of the United States to defend Ms citizens may be vindicated.If it be true that the President's hands are tied in such an emergency until Congress meets, our neighbours to the South will be compelled to recognize the force of new conditions and provide for protupter executive action.What they want; in a word, is responsible government.Then the Government could go ahead and act, checked always by the necessity of gaining the support of Congrees, especially in the matter of supplies.But there would be no clogging of the conatitutionsl wheels while the nation\u2019s interests were imperillled and the will of the nation was clear.= DR.RODDICK AND SANITATION.Dr.Roddick\u2019s desire that the Government shall do something for sanitation is a pleasing interlude amidst the mad whirl of political discussion.As a practical sani- | tarian, he made à number of suggestions in his apeech of yesterday, such as the closer supervision of maritime and inland quarantine, a keener scrutiny at European ports of emigrants about to sail for Canada, end the establishment of a national bacteriological laboratory.Certainly there is no subject upon which a Government can more profitably expend its energies than safe-guarding the health of the people.This is a more important mission than to bring prosperity, and any government would consider itself lucky if it should manage to couple ite name, even if on no better ground than the present administration has, with the coming of pros perity.Still it is a commonplace that it is better to be healthy than weslthy; and Dr.Roddick\u2019s invitation to the Ministry is to concern itself with the greater cauee.Without a doubt, quarantine should be made a suke safeguard against the coming into the country of any of the filth diseases of the old world.We should be able to rigidly meet such at the sea-gate and bar them out.And it would be a common sense precaution to act upon Dr.Roddick\u2019s suggestion and establish an effective medical examination of emigrants bound for this country at their port of departure.We cannot be too careful about the kind of people we admit to this fair young land; and this is a point which it is well worth while to press upon the attention of the present Government.It is altogether too careless about the character of its bonused immigrants; and it is not likely to be too scrupulous about their physical condition and predilection to disease.Dr.Roddick has performed a public service -in calling the attention of the peliti- cians to the non-partisan subject of sanitation; end it is a splendid thing for the country to have at least one man in Parliament interested especially in this vital Question.\u2014pammt THEY ARE WISE TO DODGE.Every time the Government holds an investigation, it justifies from a political point of view its \u201clong-headedness\u201d in dodging as many as possible.For instance, last session, the Ministerial- jats went jauntily into the enquiry into the bye-election charges, and before the committee rose, the country was aghast at the proven cases of changed ballots, and ballots printed on different paper, and the stolen ballots of Conservative voters who swore that they marked them for the Conservative candidate, and all the rest of it.That is, the country knew a good deal more about the devious methods of the Machine after the enquiry than it did before, which abundantly justifies the Qrit dread of enquiries.Then when Mr.Monk opened his budget with regard to the emergency food affair, it looked bad enough.The Ministers were furious over it in à minute.But the impression upon the public mind is much deeper now that he has proven his case.The utter weakness of the defence, which would be laughable if it were not so terribly tragic, is now known.We are fully aware of how little precaution was taken to make sure that a.real emergency food was being purchased for the soldiers; how the analysis and the condemnation of the Inland Revenue Department were ignored; how suspicious were sil the circumstances conngcted with the preparation of the shipmfent, which should bave alarmed a vigilant officer; and how culpably careless the Minister was in a matter of such grave importance.This was charged belore; now it is established.The Ministers, know their business when they fight shy of investigations.They always discover more than \u2018\u2018white-wash\u201d can ever cover up again.AN INTERCOLONIAL SURPLUS.Hon.Mr.Blair, one of the Ministers who, like Mowat, \u201cmust go,\u201d to_ please the Torien.has a report ready showing that the Intercolonial Railway under his management paid expenses .and earned a lus of $100, last year.When Tory Ministers had charge of it, the road was run at a loss every year Hamilton.Times., The railway was.not run at a loss every year \u2018when Tory Minsters bad charge of jt.There was a surplus of $31,100 in 1894, a surplus of $28,252 in 1803 and a deficit of $35,004 in 1808.During those three years .the wholes world was undergoing a period of depression which seriously affected railway earnings in nearly every country.In the United States every railway suffered and many of the American rallways were ruined.During that period of world-wide depression the Conservative management of the Intercolonial bad surpluses two years and a deficit one year.The Liberals came into power just as a wave of great prosper ity was sweeping over the world.In the\u2019 year 1897 the Grand k, the.Canadian Pacific and alt Americañ raflways greatly increased their business and their profits, but\u2019 the Intercolonial Railway under Liberal management bad à defieit of $30,168.Last year and this year all the railways of this continent have enjoyed extraordin.| ary prosparity.American tailways which were almost bankrupt à few years ago psi good dividends nds last year and could not get | enough roftidy stock to move \u2018afl.thé bis: Conmguatly 1 Mz, Ree Blair can show & surplus for the last two years it merely indicates that the Intercol onial Railway is getting some share of the world-wide prosperity that has so, greatly benefited all the railways of America.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014\" LORD PAUNCEFOTE HONOURED Degree of Doctor of Law Conferred Upon, the Ambassador BY PRESIDENT ELIOT OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY, AT BOSTON, YESTERDAY.(Special to the Star.) ; BOSTON, Mess, June 28.\u2014President Riot, of Harvard University, conferred the degree of Doctor of Law on Paunce- fote yesterday at the commencement exercises.It was given as follows: \u201cJulian Pauncefote, First Baron Paunce- fote of Preston, English Ambassador, welcome representative of the country ; which America has derived its best stocir: its most serviceable habits of thought, an its ideals of public liberty and p lic jus tice To speaking of the degree, Lord Paunoe- fote maid: \u201cT do indeed consider it a great honour, especially coming from e university which stands so very high.Senator Hoare, whom you know, I see much of in Washington, one of the nearest friends I bave, ie a Harvard man.\u201d .Lord Pauncefote recently received the degree of LL.D.from Columbia, and last evening he referred to President Seth Low as whom he had met gt The Hague Con- .Lord Pauncefote spoke proudly of_ Marlborough school, which he attended as a boy.He is not a university man.When asked about the affairs in China, Lord Pauncefote said: i ; \u201cIt is certainly hoped that the situation can be relieved there.With all the powers working together, as 1 firmly believe they are, one can but expect that the worse has appeared.Whether the force under command of Admiral Seymour has arrived at Pekin or not, I have no information.Nothing had come definitely on that point when I left Washingtdn this morning, 2nd no word has been sent me here.\u201d Lord Pauncefote also expressed much concern that the fighting should have to be carried on any further in Africa.\u201cIt js now only skirmishing,\u201d he said, \u201cand it is exceeding] regrettab e that there should be any more blood shed.\u201d PINEAU CASE IN SENATE.It is Bhowii That the Government Had a Hand in Prince Edward Island Deal.(Special Staff Correspondence.) OTTAWA.Jun: 28.\u2014The Senate yesterday took ita turn at exposing the ill doinge of the Government under the close connection which has recently existed between the Dominion and Provincial Governments.Hon.D.Ferguson made a telling accusation seainst the Givernment in the matter Mr.Henrv J.Pineau.M.L.A.for Tignish, PEI.who was elected as a Conservative +nd since became a Libera].thereby sav- in- the Farquharson Government, In vain the members of the Government endeavoured to cajole the House into believing that there was no connection between Mr.Pineau and any member of the Government, The charges wera proven and will remain proven to the gederal mind.For the rest a few uninteresting ques tions were answered, and the followjng or ders of the day discharged: LC.The Bll respecting and restricting Chin- ome Immigration and the Tariff Bill were rend à first time.\u2018Hom, Mr.Mills.seconded br Hon.Mr.Sent.moved to suspend the rule Yegarding private bills coming-up fron the Commons, After some warm opposition, the motion was carried.The following bills received their © third\u2018 reading and, were passed: Hr Aa: \"the Grain Trade fn the Inspection District of Manitoba,\u2019 as amended.To amend the Weighta and Measurcs Aet.ns amended.The Canada Mining and Metalurgieal Company's Bill was read a second time and sent to a comm tree.The Bill to amend the Penitentaries Act was passed through committee with a verbal amendment, and passed.THIS EYENING.HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.\u2014 The Baldwin-Melville Stock Co., in \u201cThe Two Orphans.ARENA SUMMER GARDEN \u2014 The Robinson Opera Co.in \u201cThe Mikado.THEATRE ROYAL\u2014\u201cMonte Carlo Girls,\u2019 burlesque.0 ARK \u2014 Band Concert and Vaudeville Performance.fect cholo ok je chuis fo beech pod Bb ofeofo cfs ob fo cece ole chorloofo ol fs ofp Tailor-made gown of lotus blue homespun; 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.d Mrs.H.C.Frick, of urs, are Newport, R.l., on their steam yacht the Shermara.con Ki tf.Ca n, of Queen's College, ng- ston, and Mrs.Cappon are at Little Mells for the summer.5 .Miss Gertrude Jouette, of Bayonne is on à visit to her cousin, Mrs.À.Li St.Hubert street.Mrs.Brown, Mansfield street.has left with her family to spend the summer holl- days at St.Etienne: \u201c The Misses Ives, daugliters of Mr.and ve.H.R.Ives.in Ot- H H N.J.onaîs, A have left to spend the summer at Cap a I'Aigle.Major and Mrs.W.B.T.Macaulay, have left for Toronto to spend the next two months at Centre Island.Torre, of , has arrived at Corona to apofa tte summer with her daughter.Mrs.Andrew A.Allan.Mrs.Meighen, Miss Melghen and Miss Stephen, of Montreal, were last week guests of Mrs.G.V.Hastings, Winnipeg.Mr.and Mrs.James Grace, of Toronto, have removed from Hanlan\u2019's Point to Centre Island, where they are now settled.Mr.-Gordon Burnett, of the Bank of Montreal, son of Mr.G.F.Burnett, has recently been transferred to Lethbridge, Alberta.Mr.Harold Marling.Mr.J.Riddell and Mr.J.Sparrow have returned from ng- aston to spend the summer holidays wit! thelr relatives.1 .4 Mrs.James Ross will sail for and.next month, to take possesalon of hs shooting box in Scotland for the rest of the summer.Mr.and Mrs.Cockburn, of Toronto, leave next week for Ogonquit, where Mrs, Talt and little Miss Winnifred Tait, of Montreal, will also spend the summer.M.Foster, of Greenwood City, n°6, former! house surgeon of the Royal Victoria Hospital, is In town, the guest of his sister, Mrs.Bury Austin, Guy street.racie Letang, of Laval avenue, left on es ay morning for Fitchburg, Maas.rs.5 will accompany to Old chard for July.of the Re- Mr.Joshua Peters, manage © Moncton.dry and Machine te gest Tt the Carsiake Hotel./Mr, Peters is recovering from a severe attack of la grippe.Dr.snâ Mrs.H.M.Patton, of 968 _Gher- brooke street, have returned from Washington, where Dr.Patton has been attend- fx the annual meet of the American Institute of Homeopathy.cant tmus Grece, of Reigate, B ; Ma Ss and, is the guest of her niece, .Bam Mrs.und Barry, 188 Berri street.Mrs.Booth and Mina 1da Booth, of De- Marin he are also visiting Mrs.Barry.Dr.and Mrs.Griffith, Wellington street, and Dr.Charles Patton, late of Cook Co.Hospital, Chicago, have been spending the woek In Washington, attending the sessions of the American Institute of Homeo- hy.: ! pat \u201cBignorina Loretta Italia Garibaldi has entered.t he preparatory school of the Wo- she may enter .he is the granddaughter of the famous General Garibaldi.The marriage of Miss Lillian D.Young to Mr.Stephen J.McCann took pl enter.day at aiganneuye ian Florence Taylor adted as dbridesmald.Mr.be: .best m and Mrs.McCann left for a trip to Que- he) ¢ Mids Flora Wheele : ora eeler, ah enter of Mr.George Wheeler.white broid tcoat \u2018und of buttons.Black Leghorn hat, with long plumes.\u2018 Clin Cunt Corrs, A new machine that gives you | your chints furniture coverin t e Montreal, - Qua.the plage as whan you bouaht thei new: À 2 Baul R.PARKER & CO.| SA 5 nf Oshawa, to Mr.St.Germain_of Park, North Toronto, took piacb Bear at Boman Ont.on May 15, quiet at St.John's a hurl) he cere Tony wis e © a pero Du era BL.Germain ltt.for New York en route to Europe, where theÿ FAI spénû their honeymoon.\u201c marriage of Miss Clara June th, at nnelly.w siren away by her brother, Mr.Keeran ut, was assis H.t Queen's \u2018Later, Mr.and Mrs.ss Clar Aubut te on , t Anthony's Chu ,_the ceremon: performed by the v A Q ted by Mr.EH.Al Ryari left for a tri r =h w ra The Mr.Walter J.R t Pp Re Father bride was m .or the Seretony he din, at wae served at t à où thelt.se EE an.After the ceremony MF.! This Ask To See Our $8.00 SILK BLOUSE Reduced to Bernier & West, Cor.St, Catherine & University St.151mtyl ' At St.Thomas Church, Toronto, on Bat- rday the marriage was celebrated of Mr.Bamuel Crossthwaite, formerly of.Dublin, and now of Calgary, and Miss Ethel, F- llams, daughter of the late .William Williams, of Winnipeg, and sister of Mr.Daniel Mann.The ceremony was perform.od by the Rev.Dr.Plummer.The church was beautifully decorated with white roses and palms, the chancel banked with dals- fes and ferns.The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Maud Williams, as mald of honour, and the Misses Maud and Ethel Mackenzie.The wedding robe was particularly graceful, of white Shanghai crepo brocade, two flounces pMsse of chiffon on the skirt ; the guimpe and sleeves were of tucked chiffon, and a lace berthe draped the corsage.The veil was caught by a co- blossoms.The maid of honour was gowned in white organdie, with picture hat of leghorn, faced with folds of ink mall er of pink and pink r r.J R.Cameron, Winnipeg, was best! man, and the ushers were .Arthur Small and Mr.Wylie, After the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of Mr.and Mrs.Mann, in &t.George street.The ests Included only relatives and a few Intimate ends.A ong those presént were Mrs.and the Misses Mackenzie, Mrs.James Grace, r.and Mrs.Lukes, Mr.and Mrs.Anneslsy, Dr.end Mrs.Lehman, Dr.Roddick, of Mont- Special Notice.Grand Excursion, Monday July 8 Dominion Day\u2014Bteamer Terrebonne.Leaving Montreal at 8 a.m.to \u2018Bo ville and return 40c: Varennes and cucher- 40 cts.; Verchères and.return, 50 cta.: Con- tresoeur and return, 80 cts.; Lanorate and return, 75 cte.; Sorel and\u2019 return, 90 ota.Returning back to city at 8 p.m.Meals served on board steamer.\"Stearn- Foot of ers leave from Victoria Pier.De rem to Lie.Grosbos, Bo eri] so trips to Isle Grosbois, Laprairie, Longueuil and st.hah o For further informati ; st.Telephone Main 1781 138 St James a Mr.N.Choquette of St.Eustache\u2014 Long Alling With Bronchitis\u2014His Doctors Could Do Nothing for Him \u2014A Multitude of Remedies Taken Without Material Improvement \u2014 \u201cMorin\u2019s Wine Oreso-Phates.\u201d Bronchitis is certainly the commonest ailment of the age.Thousands would rid themselves very quickly of this serious affection if they at once used \u2018\u2019Morin\u2019s Wine Creso- phates,\u201d the only real remedy of the day or all\u2019 throat and lung dieeases.e publish the important testimony of one of the leading citizens of St, Enstache, Mr.N.Choquette.This venerable old man was attacked wish a heavy bronchitis, which left him no rest night or day, while he was AE de Bustache os, elmewhere \u201cMf A .Eustache as elsewhere \u2018\u2018Morin\u2019s Wihe Creso-phates\u201d \u2018is ve favourably knows.The storekeepers sel! it regulatly.and their customers appreciate its incontestable value.Mr.Choquette determined to try this vaunted remedy.He was dent and iTmezering took for wome time \u2018Morin\u2019s Wine Cresophates,\u201d and was cured of a disease that waa long sapping hiv life.We saw Mr.Choquette ourselves in the fall of 1897.We were received by the venerable old man with pgliteriess and courtesy.After relating the story of his long illness and his astonishing cure, he added that he allowed no favourable occasion to pass without re: commending \u201cMorin\u2019s Wine Creso-phates.\u201d masterly com x und radically cures all un throat and senses such As: Cough, Cold, Bronchitis, Catarrh, General Weak: ness, Consumption endency, Inflammation Lungs, Hemorr! Spitti of dod, Whooping Cough,\" Diphtheria: ete.Always see that vou bet, for all lung and throat diseases, otin\u2019s Wine Eraser phates\u201d and accept mo substitute.-.YOR BALE EVERYWHERE.be.11 Canadian Pacific Railway.SEASIDE AND NEW EN .NGLAND\u2014 Theoigh Park Fo Om, 190 ig ars Be: es \u2014\u2014\u2014 dis Wma PILES game ERE ST, CATHERINE STREET West TO NIGHT Robinson Opera .Co., FRANK V.FRENCH, Manager and Lessee, MATINEES, Saturday and Monday 2.30 p.m.PRICES 10c.Opora Chairs (Reserved) 283¢c.Box Sents 300 hildren under 18 years, 5c at matinees.Beats on sale at Biar Branch, Windsor Hotel and 8t.Lawrence Hall NeweStand.Tickers secured in d- - vance will not be kept after 8.16 pon.1513 SOHME Lavigucs Military Baud of Virtuosos.Best Vauderlile in America.10c.3sud 8 p.m.every day.PARK OPEN 124°tf Dominion Day CHEAP RATES.BOUT DE L'ILE PARK The Montreal Terminal Railway (Belt Line) has reduced its fares to Bout de I'lle snd return for Monday, July 2nd, to Zc for adults and 10c for children.Cars will leave Lasalle Avenue every 10 minutes from 9.00 a.m.until 10.00 p.m.The Park Restaurants are well visioned, and everything snld at city prices.Buy tickets before boarding cars.150° MERTINGS AND AMUSEMENTS.~~ - HER MAJESTY Si \u2018 , SEASON, - THIS WEEK\u2014MNatineee Fri.& Bat BALDWIN-MELVILLE STOCK COMPANY Tor.Fi \u2018THE TWO ORPHANS Same Old Prices\u2014Mstl 100, 300.N 10¢, 20¢, 80c ness, He tenta, NEXT WEEK\u2014*Cyranc de Bergerac.\u201d 14806 THEATRE ROYAL Baya: ios THE MONTE CARLO GIRLS RICES\u201410, 40 and 30 cents Dominion 1a8re Mood rformauces: plopdaz, DOMINION DAV.63.00 Quebec & $3.08 urn.Going Jue 20th or 30th, July 3st or 2nd.Valid re- ming di July 4th, 1 a an lo Two last Day.Afternoon and } Also Fare te Hore e Rivers STEAMER TERREBONNE-Steamer leav Batunlay at 2.30 pin, rejurning at 8 p.m.Also ip down the river Sunday at 8a.n., back at 8 p.m, 20 Sorel and Return.95.00 PRESCOTT and Return 85.00 Going Saturday at 1 p.m.Returuing to the city et Shooting all the Rapids.M ootin oe Rapids.oal & included.s and Berth wo H.t James Tel.Main 1 148% For further information and tickets apply FOSTER CHAFFEE, Ticket Agent, 128 R For Freight to R.McEWAN, G.F.A.or 2473.Grand Excursion, Monday, July 2 DOMINION DAY.STEAMER TERREBONNE.Leaving Montreal at 8 a.m.to Boucherville and returm 40c.Varenues and return40c.Vercheres and return 50c, Contrecoeur and return 60c.Lanorate and return 75c, Borel and return P0c, Returning back to city at 8 pn.Meals served on board steamer.Steamers {eave tote Victoria Pter, foot of DBonscours st.Also trips to Isle Grosbois, Boucherville, Laprairie, Longueuil and St.Helen's Isfand.Further information, telephone Main 1731,0r138 St.James Street.: 151% To OTTAWA Return, $2.50 To go June 20 and 30.Return to 4th July inc.To CARILLON, - $1.00 Palace Steamer SOVEREIGN, and home by the Rapids, The Best of All Day Trips.Take 8 a.m.Train for Lachine.TICKET OFFICES\u2014128, 187, 143 and.178 St James Street ; Telephone Main 3029.Through Lake St.Louis and Lake of Two Mountains : Windsor and Balmoral Hotels; Grand .HEAD OFFICE\u2014165 Common Street, 4 Ottawa River Navigation Co.DOMINION DAY EXCURSIONS.AFTERNOON TRIPS, LAKE ST.LOUIS and RAPIDS 500 Steamer Duchess of York will leave foot of Fringe Bt, Canal Basin, at 1.30 p.m., and St.Gabriel Locks 2 p.in.Tickets on board steamer.HUDSON ON THE LAKE and RAPIDS.Take C.P.R.12.80 p.m.train.Round trip, 81,00.ST.ANNE'S and RAPIDS.Take C.P.R.12.80 p.m., or G.T.R.train 1.30 p.m.Trip 80c.LACHINE and RAPI >S.Take 5 p.m.train.Trip, 500.to Saturday, | and Point St.Charles.Davis\u2019 Orchestras5c.SWOY YOURSELVES St.Mary's C.Y.M.Society's Picnic To OTTERBURN PARK, June 30th, 1900.| ONE TRAIN ONLY\u2014at 1.30 P.M., from Bonaventure Station, stopping at St.Henri Children, 35c.151*3 TICKETS \u2014 Adults, Che Convalescent Home ° At MURRAY BAY Will open om THURSDAY, Jung 38th, oh Speen me te LE REPEL Sifeet, on Mendays, W days, detween the hours of 6 and 10 un 161*3eod Shooting The Rapids! The only stesmer shooting the Rapids daily, take the 8 a.m.train at Bonaventure 9.30 a.m.Station,arriving at Montreal at 8m.Skin and Scalp Diseases.Biood Poison and Urinary Troubles ac Bladder and of the Discosse cv = ervous Debilit and results of indiscretion.CE H 130 BLEURY STREET.AYB\u20141.80 p.D.to 8 v.m.su THE cures of Rhoumatiam and a effected during the re ears by the baths the Caledonia Magi Sorings.have given them a world-wide repute.148stf last hundred and waters 0 COUNCILLORS RESIGN.Protest Registered Against Not Giving Sewer Contract to Lowest Tenderer.Two of the 8t.Henri councillors, Messrs.vilfsnguve and Gagne, tendered their res- jignatfons at last night's meeting as a protest against the giving of the contract for sewers and macadamising to any other than the lowest tenderer.Counelllor Vil- jeneuve in his letter of resignation 1s very axplicit.He claims that the sewers and macadamising on the Drummond property should have been given to Henault and 3 1 w lower» than hat of Mr.Bray, who got the contract.The councillors therefore - resigns to give the citizéns an opportunity to express an opinion on the transaction.Mayor Guay contends that the the councll is perfectly legal.tenders were fhene it was intended to nirac Van action of Vhen th } a ward the co t to the lowest tenderer.ter, however, refused io Messrs.Henauit t the contract.The majority, ed to give the contract te the next highest tenderer.The only other question taken up at last night's mesting was the tax to be imposed on the Montreal fitreet Railway on certain roperty in the town.The company has bee so tardy in paying that the council 18 \u2018Ender the impression thet It objects to the payment.It is understood that the stréet rellway ple take the ground that their franchise entitles them to an exemption from taxes on this property.A CANADA A DUMPING GROUND.Chinese and Japanese Immigration Becoming Serious Problem ifi the West.ajor ©.C.Bennett, of victoria, who Is at present at the Windsor Hotel, says that there is but one opinion in his province, and that is that Chinese and Japanese immigration must atop.He was of the opin- lon that the Influx of Japanese was fully as as was the Chinese.Men of both nationalities wefe constantly landing in Canada in @roves, and thelr unhealthy co ition in business was being serl- ously felt.e are now probably 25,000 Chinese in British Columbia, and between 8,000 and 10,000 Japanése had réached the province since last January.The country was face to with a very serious labour problem, and gration Lil lé mn the demands of the any means meet CAN the present Chinese 1mmi- by a e occaslon, J h ina Call troubles arising from the blo ISLE AUX NOIX PARK.This new spd beautiful place is now open for Excursions and Plcnica.Good fishlag and bathing ; grounds for ull Kinds of games.Also & bumber of la: rooms to let by the day or week.Meals served at ri cafe.Steamer Majestic connects at Bt Johns with all trains from Montreal and fmiy one hour from Montreal heat to tha Park.5 hes ,- uni Monday, from June 30th to sept rate cards aud à information\u2019, apply.pr \u201cNAYLOR NOYAN, P.Q.TRV A eal ern by rail nad one hour Vv EDUCATIONAL.Trinity University, TORONTO.The attention of Matriculante intending to pres ceed to an Arts Course in invited to the two Resideu- tial Colleges of Trinity University.- Trinity College, with Residence for Men.St.Hilda's College, with Residence for Women.Preference in selection of rooms will be given in order of application Application may be made now, of later.Belection of rooms commences Septem.T.The Matriculation Examination of thia University is that conducted by the Education Départment of Ontario in the High choo ls and Col legiate Institutes throughout the Province.- cles arrangements made je candidates livi ofthe Province o tario.Apply to the intra! Trinity University, Toronto, or the \u2018 5 REV.T.C.STREET MACKLEM,-M.A., LL.D.139 13eo4 Provost and Vice-Chancellor.McGILL MODEL SCHOOL 32 BELMONT STREET.The Annual Distribution of Prizes take place in the Hall of the wil McGILL NORMAL SCHOOL, on .FRIDAY MORNING, June 29th, 1900 © At 10 o\u2019clook.Parents and friends of dian init, of education are coe 151°1 $.P.ROBINS, LL.D,, Priseipal.A BANKRUPT IRISH FAR.The Earl of Clancarty, who made himself famous by marrying the music ball artiste, Relle Belton, does not seem to be in toa flourishing a state as regards money \u2018mgt.ters.Recently in the Court of Queen's Bench,Dublin, an order was granted against hia lordship for the sum of £17 2s 6d, being the amount due to Messrs.Falkner, of Grafton street, for liquors supplied to him The late Earl was so much annoyed at his son's marriage that he left everything be could away from him.A Special Notice.BE NOT AFRAID TO TRY BROMA It Gives Health, Strength and Happiness.This powerful tonic acts wonderfully in od and nerves.: How many sufferers relieved and cured by the sole use of this generous remedy ! Take it, ali who suffer from the same 1lla andand you will reap the same benefits: For sale everywhere.; 18% law Another ehipment of the celebrated More ris Upright Pianos received at W.H, Leach's, 5 i mond.Special inducements o mediate purchasers.Yn International Limited\u201d Via Grand Trunk\u2014Unapproachable Fast Service.- Leave Montreal daily Toronto 4.25 p.m.\u2026 Woodstock 6.45 p.m., London 7.20 Chatham 8.55 p.m., Detroit 9.30 p.m,, day; Chicago 7.30 a.m.next day.: Fant night express for Toronto, & Chicago and the West 10.25 pm, ex Sunday; on Sunday leaves at 8.60 Pa City Ticket Office, 137 St.James street.148 *nty tf 0 40 &t.Catherine st, near Drume- Hered 10 itn away, nervousness, heart troubles, Be eness, { e pow- PILLS.AL Intense Pains In the back-and sides, weakness, moral prosiration, ete.éured erful action of Dr.Ed Morin\u2019s J Women and young girls sho th at hoe.doe oad ER lr oT ¢ > ! 5 à + à i 3 À © + oui AT Pa HOUSES TO LET.: Pr O LET\u2014HOUSE, 211 8T.ANTON AT street.bear } Mountain y et nt ous Sa 1 \"Brat class condition ; imme diate fon.pply James gilv wit an Sons, se Catherine st.aT L \u2014 FURNISHED OR UN- te LET ed.until 1st May next, house pleasantly situated on Dorchester street, Westmount ; seven rooms and | hath.Apply 14 14 St.Helen street.ee \u2014\u2014\u2014 ET \u2014 FIRST CLASS TENE- TOL furnished or unfurnished, 8 cooms ; all modern conveniences.8t.Denis, near Sherbrooke ; cheap.Address H 2798, Btar office.151 3 \u2014\u2014 O LET \u2014 FURNISHED.DURING owner's absence in Europe, resl- Metcalfe avenue, Westmount; ac- rent low to de- 301 à dence on tion end of August: sirable tenant.Apply K.Boissevaln.St.James st.151 eo HOTELS TO LET.LET-HOTEL WITH RIGHT OF license, at St.Gabriel street, formerly known as The \u201cHotel St.Louis,\" \u201cHotel Riendeau\u2019' and \u2018\u2018Club Franco-Can- adian.\u201d with all first class modern frm- provements ; 30 rooms.Apply 213 St.1a aut BUBINESS PREMISES WANTED.NN i?Want \u2014 FOR MANUFACTURING PURes, floor space of 2000 tn 2500 :q ith or puithout power.Address ver ha teet, 2680, Star Offic SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE OR BALE \u2014 AT DIXIE, ON THE main road, the commodious villa, with outbuildings and about 60,000 feet of land, in garden and lawn, known as the Fulton property; having an unobstructed view of Lake $t.Louis, and being within easy reach of the Grand Trunk Rallway stations.It is in every way suitable for a gentieman's residence both in summer and inter.To be sold at the sheriff's office.Montreal, on Thursday, July 5, at 2 o'clock pm.150 4 = SUBURBAN RESIDENCES TO LET.TO, LET \u2014 ON ISLAND OF OR- fi ey furnished cottage within few s' walk of ferry and commane mini eicent view of harbour.Apply Miss Healey, St.Petrunille, Que.150 4 RENT\u2014A LADY.3) MILES FROM city, will rent part of house furnished, use of) kitchen, boating; $10 for th?season., Star Branch © office.e 1511 NO LET \u2014 COMFORTABLE FUR- ToL ed summer residence, with gar- .with fruit and vegetables; use of echt.Apply Pointe aux Trembles, PD PROPERTY FOR SALE.J whitey For SALE \u2014 VALUABLE WATER f power and mill property for sale: the undersigned invite offers for the purchase of their water power and Tail) property within the city of Ottawa, comprising three hydraulic lots lettered \u201cH.\u201c1\u201d and \u201cI the Government survey thereof.together with the adjacent city lots all fronting on Buchanan Channel, and numbered fifteen.sixteen, seventeen and eighteen Head street, Chaudiere Island.but not including the machinery and building materials thereon.The sald hydraulic lots are held under continuing leases granted by patent from the Government of Canada, and the remaining lots are held In freehold.The above hydrauilc lots arc the most accessible and convenient of all those held under lease from the Crown at Ottawa.Offers will be recetved up to three o'clock in the afternoon of Tuesday, the 10th day of July, 1900, and the leases, plans, terms and conditions of sale can be Inspected and obtaln upon application to The McK Milling Company, 52 Sparks street, Ota] wa.; 144 w R SALE \u2014 ABOUT 4000 FEET OF VAC ant land.suitable for factory.near Victoria zquare.Apply PP.F.Cusack, Pronrietor.08S St.Hubert st 151 Zend SUMMER RESORTS.\u2019 LET \u2014 STE.AGATHE DES Monts, a beautifully situated cottage, fully furnished, ice and every conven- fence.rs.Radford, Ste.Agathe, 9 daw tf ATP LET \u2014 FURNISHF™ COTTAGE, Little Metis, four wedrooms, sit- ting room.dining room.kitchen, broad galleries.beautiful situation on ore AP eo ply 54 Tupper st.149 ff 0 LET \u2014 AT CACOUNA, A BEAT- tifully situated cottage.newly painted and furnished.yards west St.Lawrence Hall; fine grounds and tres, wood and water furnished.Apply to Canon Bulduc.of Cacouna.151 6 rod FARMS WANTED.V ANTED FARM IN LONGUE POINTE or Pointe-aux-Trembles.Glve official number.nize, price.terms.etc.Address RP.2861 Star Office.140 3vcd HOTELS FOR SALE.R SALE LICENSED HOTELS, REStaurants, groceries, and all kinds of trade in general: éountry hotels, properties, lots, lands, to exchange or for sale.Speclal: ware store, St.James west, would accept $300 cash, balance on easy terms, Notice ta people ho wish to xell their business places.nd- ress \u201chemselves to Cousinenu & Hall.62 St.Somes.Bell Tel.Main 151 2end LOST.Np LosT, \u2014 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, EMALL pug dog.with brass collar, in the neigh- bourbook of Atwater avenue, Reward on appll- cation to G.P.England, Barrister, 181 St.James st.148 4 sr A WATERPROOF CAPE ON, ST.Catherine street, between University and Mansfield streets, Wednesday, it 6.15 Return to G.Beath, 6 Buckingham avenue, and be rewarded.151 1 OST -\u2014 POCKETBOOK, ET.CATHERINE © west.Return to 2790, St.Catherine at Reward.\u201c 151 1 OBT \u2014 A SMALL FNX TERRIER.THE finder will be rewarded on returning him to 151 Metcalfe st.Phone 538.151 3 2aw OST \u2014 ON SHERBROOKE, PEEL.BURNside or St.Catherine.a red purse, con- tatning paper moncy.Pleame write to Miss D.Bt.Catherine West Post Office.and give nd- dress of finder.151 3 OST\u2014 RAZOR.THIS WAS LEFT ON SEAT ft.Catherine car this morning.wrapped in towel.Reward at 200 St.James et.151 1 \u2014\u2014\u2014 FOUND.Fan \u2014 A PURSE, CONTAINING A BUM of money and bills of goods purchase | from Murphy's and Hamilton's.opmer can have it by y proving property and paving advertisement.Apply Hervey lnstitute, 213 Mountain street.151 ! WANTED TO PURCHASE.ANTED TO PURCHASE GENTLE.| » men\u2019s cast oft a lothing old silver «nd ; best prices goods, Adda 0S Frank, 483 aie où.Sox i.87 20 WA NTED TWO SECONDHAND GENtlemen\u2019s saddles, weight about 12 Ibs.enuine pigskin: must be nf English make and fn good condition.Address G.1 Star Of 142 te ANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE LADIES AND ' gentlemente cpat off clot ng, furs.frrmi- ture, carpets; highest prices paid Lazarus, e19 ae street.Orders by mall stoma at.ton 6 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SITUATIONS VACANT.20220207 WANTED \u2014 EXPERTENCED OPERATORN on Wheeler and Wilson and Singer seu | Ing machines.Apply at \u2018P.__ Bl and Co.361 Bt.Sumer ot 133 3 VVANTED \u2014 35 A DAT GENTS, #3 TO made, most wonderful improvement in 8 curv comb: salesmen wanted everywhere he London Specialty Mx.Dundas street, London, Canada.\\ ANTED \u2014 A GENTLEMAN PRINCIPAL for the Clarenceville Model School, one holding first class diploma preferred._AnoH- cations toc he msde.=tating terms to N.I.Chil- ton, Chairman of Bchool Commissioners, or to 1 J.A.Tipping, Bec.-Treas.a6 V TANTED \u2014 FIRST CLASS SKIRT HANDS, also jacket Pfnishers.Apply Mantle Department, James A.Oglivy and Sons.143 tf 3 JANTED \u2014 TRAVELLERS FOR WHOLE sale clothing.Apply personally or by letter.If by Jetter.state experience.route oov- ered, the firmafor whom they travelled, and time with each.All communications strictly confidzntial.John Calder and Co., Hamilton.Ont.147 6 Co, $M Mention this 133 8 SITUATIONS VACANT.ett ANTED \u2014 Ep a Work SEWING thing chine girls, A at Workman's Hows, 1588 Notre Dame » 18 6 V JANTED \u2014 EXP PERIENCED EXAMINER for shirt factory.A y st once to Mdm Hebert, at Gsult Bros\u2019 Helio.81 st.Helen se ANTED \u2014 100 SEWING GIRLS.APFLY at Workman's Cloÿhing Houæe, 1888 Notre Dame street.148 6 \\ ANTED \u2014 BRICKLAYERS AT ED- wardsburg Starch Company butlding, Cardinal, Ont; wages $3 per day.Apply t George Wilson, contractor, Cardinal, 148 3 V JANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS MODELler.of religious statues, and an exper- fenced caster of plaster paris ; good wages guaranteed to good men.For particulars address European Statuary Co., Milwaukee, United States.148 5 Ÿ ANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, SEWER bricklayers for sections 1 and 2, main drain, Ottawa, Ont; wages 33 1-3c per hour.Apply on works.OLeary & Robillard.148 \u20ac VW} ANTED\u2014AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMmission; the greatest agents\u2019 seller ever produced: every user of pen and Ink buys it on sight, 200 to HOO per cent.profit: one agent's sales amounted to $62 in six cave: anhothar $32 in two hours.Monroe Mfg.Co, X, 347.La Crosse, Wis.148 6 ED GENTLEMAN, WELL AC- quiinted \u201cwith the city.to explain our business to families, $13 salary; chance for advancement.The Medical Alllance, 232 McGill street.148 6 \\ WASTE: > \u2014 A BERVANT GIRL (PROtestant preferred), who will have a good home and be pald good salary, at 63 St.Joseph st, Lachine, Que.; must be clean and industrious, and good to two children: none but good girls or thorough servants need apply at *ANTED - GENERAL, SERVANT, GOUN- try girl rei preferred.Apply 22 Be To\" % the above address or write to C, Star Office, Montreal.150 2 YY ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT IN .Emall family; no washing and good wages.Apply 387 SC Hubert st.150 2 % TANTED \u2014 AN EXPERIENCED STENOgrapher and typewriter; man; both languages, edge of bookkeeping.Catherine st.AY \"ANTED \u2014 BAGGAGE MASTER FOR Allan Line: must have testimonials as to character and ability.Apply Wharfinger.Allan 5 Line Wharf À TANTED \u2014 A GOND GWNERAL SERVANT who understands plain cooking; no wash- Ing or or Ironing.Apply 158 Mansfield st.150 2 WANTED -\u2014 A FIRST CLASS COOK, WILing to gn to the country; best of wages.lady or gentle- must have some knowl- E.Berliner, st.5o te Apply at once, Mrs.Riva, 5 Union avenue.150 2 ED \u2014 A STRONG.INTELLIGENT WAST to attend to passenger elevator.An- rir with references, between 11 am.to Gault Brothers Co.1 3 ANTE A PRINCIPAL FOR THE PEN Model School.Apply at once, R.W WwW stating salary expected, to .Montgomery, Sec.-Treas.,, Sawyerville, Que.150 4 J'ANTED \u2014 A YOUNG MAN AS ASSIST- V Ant cashier, one »peakinæ French und English preferred; must be well recommended Address F, 2747.Star Office.150 Ÿ vd T2 1 TANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS CAKE AND bread baker.Btate wages.No dude necd apply.Address Box 887, Richmond, P.Q 149 ¢ WANTED \u2014 FOR COUNTRY DRUG STORE registered clerk, one having had or 5 years references required.Aten w, 149 4 experience; 2640, Star Office.WANTED \u2014 A GOOD STRONG GIRL TO do general housework: no washing: good wages; nn objection to a coloured larly.Apply Madam Warren, Grand Mere, Que.148 4 WANTED - EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE dippers.The Montreal Biscuit Co., 20 se Monique st.149 Ww ANTED \u2014 SMART BOY TO LEARN THE trade.Apply Montreal Stencil Works, 221 McGill st 150 2 ANTED \u2014 LADY MODEL, FOR CUS- \\ tume department, correct 88 Inch.Apply Mantle Department, James A.Ogllvy and ee V VANTED \u2014 AT ONCE FOR GENERAL store, saleeman, with three or four years\" experience; best of tererences from former »m- ployers.Address P.O.Box 378, Richmond.Que.Ww ANTED -\u2014 , TWO TAILORS TO PRESS 4 voats.Apply to H.Shorey and Co., Clothing Manufacturers.ee Notre Dame st.foc- nry st.tory entrance on ft.150 3 V TANTED FOR JST OCTOBER.FIRST class cook for private family; none other need apply; must be young woman.Applv nt once, Mrs.Riva, 5 Union avenue.150 2 VV ANTED \u2014 FOR 18T OCTOBER.COACHman single man.young: must be good groom and driver, thoroughly understanding his business.Apply at once, Mrs.Riva, 5 So ANTED \u2014 HOUBEP hanging, tinting.A.Levin, 613 Dorchester st.SEPAINTING.plastering and eg WAN typewriting, work; Aalary; Btar permanent best of references.~ BY ca UNG MAN, 21.SITUA- ,, underst - nography.6 tion Star Office./ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN, as general office clerk o several years\u2019 experience; both erate salary: best references.Address v go 81, SITUA- T catlector, V of axe.months.well with qualifications work, & temporary position for the A D.ANTED \u2014 BY A YOUNG MAN, educated and sad habits, 23 YEARS suiting him for clerical THE MONTREAL DAILY STAR\u2014THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1900, SITUATION WANTED.ROOMS TO LET.© + also table TWG LARGE, WELL room street.246 Roos où: fiat; board, 78 Victoria st.Dear Sherbrooke Reo HANDEOMELY FURNIEHED, a , t.6 1oubie aBd Sage, rooms.Aner Hebl, OOMS WELL FURNISHED ROOMS.Auer ght.35 Victoria wt.ooM \u2014 n° LET, DOUBLE, WITH BOARD and conveniences.also table board: 168 Mansteld.Telephone No.1726 Up.148 6 oom \u2014 À LARGE, nPRIGHT AND COMfortable bedroom .bathroom flat, Riso single room; transients © accommodated.9 Un- lon avenue.148 3 2660, Star Office.130 2 hotel.WANTED woman best city references: restaurant.\u2014 SITUATION BY FIRST CLASB cook, all round on meats, pastry; business place, Address C, 2082, Star Office.160 2 Roox \u2014 FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.- suitable for gentlemen.at 2328 Bt.Catherine st.hot and cold water and w.c.149 3 best .of ANTED \u2014 BY YOUNG MAN SITUATION of any kind, to do messages and to make himself useful: speaks French and English.Please address to K, 83572, Star Branch 150 2 willing references; OOMS \u2014 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISH- \u2018od, In a self-contained house.hot water, .shower bath and garde summer house, and k.Apply 1} L Ontario at., near Mance.1:9 3° coms - mal ARGE.WELL FURNISHED V ANTED \u2014 LADIES TO HIRE RELIABLE rervants of all work; highest references.Gorman\u2019s Intelligence Bureau, T0 Mansfleld st., court cntrance.151 1 PERSONALS.rt SONAL \u2014 JOHN T.LYONS, CORNER Craig and Bleury sta.fills prescriptions for haif the price charged at er drux n flores.He forfeit one hundred dollare KH rugs are not purest at can a bought ~ at ERSONAL \u2014 WHAT A CONVENIENCE IT Is to get such deliclous cold cooks) meats during the hot weather, in smal! quantities, at Winch's market.140 4 ERBONAL \u2014 INFORMATION 18 DESIRED as to the addreas of Mra.Elizabeth Hart.daughter of James Arlie or Early and his wife Kllen Sharky: ro at Bpringburn, (lasgow, about 1857: she married John Hart.a farmer, Jn a district near Boston and {is supposed tn Kone to Canada about 1898 or 1897, Information will be zratefully re eee by The S66- retary of the Archdiocese of Glasgow, 160 Ren- frew st.Glasgow, Scotland.149 8 ERSONAL INFORMATION WANTED of Elizabeth Marlo Whyte or Mrs.Cameron, 8 Haddington Place, Edinburgh.derires tbe address of her brother, 1.Whyte; last heard \u20ac ot at Duluth, Minnesota, 7 ycara ago.ERSONAL \u2014 INFORMATION WANTED of Whyte.Herbert, Kitty or Minnie Whyte, children of Admiral Sir John Whyte; firat » commented on t AE MONTREAL DAILY START drew atten.In that province x \u20ac the question of their removal Yo Tracadie had long been agitated.Mr, Fisher had maid uestion that it was such a e would not care to under e island to buy ve The discussion the ques and said that the year on the 30th instant was The gross earnings would exceed $4,500.000 (Applause).Thev added 14 per cent.to the mileage and \u201cover 55 per cent.to the earnings.e wak able to state a net result of a surplus oi he asked for cars, locomotives, etc.amounting in all to $1,345, There was also an item in the supple mentary estimates of $420,000 for steel rails to relay the Cape Breton line.This work : t He then tried to defend himself against the charges made in res pect to the supply of lubricating oils, and made quite an eloquent peroration on the wonderful things he had done and propos Thus end- budget speech of the ses occupying r.Bor den, two hours, and Mr.Blair, three and Arran Fa?\u2018 Cada r nts ter he to on exe OFFICE H SUNDAY-1la m.to lp.tee Dis He OURS\u20149 à.m.to 6 p.m | m.0000000 500000800008¢ GES 200 a ae be = RSBAY.Sm ke RE ani > | THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1900 NE Ty al eve : * Dr.SANDEN, day charge.° or later excesses, no.pay,no money down,etc.address, and are not lived up to.4 on wn tor nouncement that he was going to purchase all the railways in the Maritime Provinces.However, it was to lead up to the expenditure of $4,200, on capital account on the Intercolonial Railway, The management of the lntercolonial ihway from 1892 to 1896 seemed to annoy him.He outlined Mr.Blair's criticisms, notably that fnlse economy had been practiced.He had said that he, Mr.Hnggart had the ability if he would only apply himself.It was different now.e Minister had cn- ergy, and was to be credited with the fact tbat the porters were polite.Mr.Blair simply took up the reports of the different heads of the departments and gave them to the House without understanding them.Mr.Hoggart glanced at Mr.Blair's are ments, and sarcastically commented on the fact that he had argued that Mr.Haggart's having depleted the stores accounted for a cutting down of the deficit by 8100,000, and showed that the stores had nothing to do with the matter.This was a sample of Mr.Blair's ignorance of the book-keeping of the road.Mr.Blair had charged him with running down the road bed, and then took credit for spending a8 much on ste?rails as Mr.Haggart had.He had stated that the arrangement to get the Intercolonial into Montreal would cause a los to the country, and he could prove it.'( Applause.) Ile had looked into the pro , and had decided to have nothing to do with it, for there were two competing roads trying to get into Montreal, and connect with the terminus of the Intercolonial at Levia.Mr.Blair gave the total earnings received at the office, and made no deductions for the money they had to hand over to the roads over whose lines they had done the business, In 1898-09 the increa receipts in New Brunswick, $257,000 in Nova Scotia.He quoted statistics to show thut the loss by {he acquisition of the Drummond County Rai way had cost the county $175,000 a his on m- ut- year.ACQUISITION A LOSS.- to Then he paid a rental of $210,000 for He these roads.This justified the 8 tement on | be bad made and which ever railway msn he knew that the acquisition of the road by the Entercolonial war a lors to the country of at $175,000.The greater part of the increas earnings was in Nova Scotia, owing to the stimulus of business there, and the bettered business conditions of railways all over the country.k at the Grand Trunk Railway.He claimed thai, the railway was degraded when he came to power, but all he could say in reply was that the road bed wah the best in America.Mis officials had reported to him that if they ncquired the Drummo County they would not need any .they had sufficient.His instructions were that the road should be kept up in a first class manner.He bad not charged repairs {to bridges to capital account, neither had he charged four locomotives which be hac purchased.There was no reason why it should be made to pay every year.Mr.lair had asked for modern engines for- ur- ion more rolling stock, as | ad Fer that the enormous expenditure necessary to: get into Montreal would never be recoup- \u2018to the country.As to the details he would take them up in the estimates.If we had canals'and railwaye.at all it was riot owing to hou.gentlemen opposite.COULD NOT CONGRATULATE HIM.Mr.Powell, Westmorland, said he was glad there was an increase in the earnings of the Intercolonial.He was sorry he could not congratulate Mr.Blair on the reasons he had put forward.Mr, Blair had accused the late Minister of Railways of starving the road, and had supported it by an adroit quacolouring of the facts which was as far om the truth as the North Pole was from the South.If a man were running a rod economically would not the first thing notice a diminution of the expenses.Blair had charged Mr.Haggart with starving the locomotive service, the car service and the rondbed.he could show that Mr.Hoggart had spent more in 1883 on this score than Mr.Blair did in 1809 with 170 more miles, the charge fell to the ground.In 1893 there was epent on.leco- motive repairs $233,011, and.in 1899, with iles more, the expendituré was $12,- 800 less; on car service the expenditure was $8,000 less in 1899 than in 1893, and so with the postal car service.But then Mr.Hag gart was wedded to the interests of the canals in the West.\u2026 .Me, Powell pointed out that in 1803 875,- 000 wal spent in rails and fastenings, ond the previous year $150,000, which Mr.Blair found a great erime and a sign of starving the rood.Yet he knew that for a number of years previous to 1802 the road was being relaid with heavier rails and it was almost completed by.1803, so it_was not neeessary to spend so much.Yet Mr.Blair only spent $38,000 in 1800.Was this starving the road ?In 1803 Mr.Haggart had had 96,000 new ties laid, and in 1809 Mr.Blair had only laid down 99,000 from which was to be deducted 17,000 laid on the Drummond County section.This was honesty for yon.Jn 1893 the, ex-Minister had cut down on expenditure, \u2018and the proof that it pas not starved laÿ in the fact that Mr.Blair had dot fouiid it necessary to increase L nditure on track service® even \u2018In the ban f , Powell travelled the road very frequently, and he could \u2018say that the train service was as good in 1653 as it was now, except, perhaps, that they had more luxurious cars how.Mr.Blair claimed great credit for having a visionary surplus of $62 but his increased earnings cost him oat 100 per cent.whereas ® .P, R and Grand Trunk Rallway's increased earnings had cost them less than per cent.He gave a historical sketch of the road for the benet of Western members, and sald \u2018hat they td not know what a deficit was until it for extended to the Upper Provinaes.The.fat deficit was in 1878, which had mount.+4 by the end of the Liberal regime to 7,000, and the first year Sir Charles Tup- was Minister of Rallw: he cut it down to $67,000, and finall plus of 10,547.In 1891 the i Town to ,000, and Mr.\u2018Powell attribut- à this tp the fact that the Minister of that day attempted to do what Mr.Blair _ hear.) list of such works completed in 1881, and four new locomotives were bought and charged up to revenue account, (Hear, Mr.Blair proposed to buy new locomotives and charge them to capital.in 1892 n brick round house capable of hold- Ing twenty-seven engines wA»s built at Moncton, and charged to revenue.Cases of this kind were given by the more.In 1893 30 miles of new rallas were laii, and charged to revenue, besides many heavy repairs.So in 1894 and 1855.when twenty- engines were rebullt and charged to reve.o, COULD BE EASILY FOUND.Mr.Blair asked where he got the Information.\u2019 Mr, Powell sald he would find the information in the reports of Mr.Pottinger and Mr, Archibald, Blair\u2014~Where did you get them ?Mr.Powell\u2014 I will tel! you if you will promise not to take the head off some offi- .Well, they were published from year to year in the raliway reports, and are {n- cluded also in the reports you publish from year to year.(Laughter.Mr, Blair disputed the statement.Mr.Powell-Here, boy, take these books over to the Minister.They are open at the proper pages.(Laughter and applause.) , Mr, Powell went on to show that if this Sem had been followed this surplus of $62,000 would have disappeared, and he would have a defcit of hundreds of thousands of dollars.Mr, Islatr had allowed 528 cars to become disabled, which was.more by 330 than his predecessor, and he had 230 new ones built und charged to capital w:count, while he allows 800 to go to ruin.Und-r the old regime these cars were rebuilt.This was à agement had increased by $53,000.ell then took up the Auditor-General's r port of he cash station receipts, a showed that the receipts of 1897 for Quebec were $347,000, and in 1899 $769,988, an increase of $416,000 ; In New Brunswick the increase was $9,664, and in\u2019 Nova Scotia the receipts In 1897 were'$1,663,933, and In 1899, $1,803,182, or an Increase of 3237.29.He showed by giving the detailed station returns that the nercase was all Cape Breton section, owing to the new industries there.In 1899 the total receipts at Montreal were ,000, an s stein $46,000, so this was the result of the Drummond =.DS storm which had been 5 c (naar of U rom time to time.A MATTER OF DÉTAIL.The extension to Montreal was not a matter of principle, but of detail.There were other means of geting to Montreal.ant Blair\u2014For instance, by the North « .; Mr.Powell-Yes, for you are buildin an bridge at Quebec, And they can beat von ten miles an hour into the city of Que- béc.The bargain violated an economic Drinciple that it was bad licy to duplt- cate a road unless it Was Absolutely neces- .He thought he had shown that the surplus war a myth, but if the road were kept up as it should and correct bookkeeping were followed, they would have a deficit.He boasted of his vestibule train, but the money for their construction went to the United States.The englnes which were bullt in the United States cost $160,- 000, which should have been among the artisans of Canada.The railway and canal estimates were on the whole Drummond Co.| expended \u2018My world-famed appliance, the Dr.Sanden Electric Belt, with special attachment for weak men, is a perfect home self-application of galvanic g Electricity.It is fully protected by U.S.and foreign patents and wd Dear Sir :\u2014Having some time ag» started to use your Electric Belt for general weakness, [ can honestly say that [ am freo from att pain and that dragging sensativn I used to have has entirely disappeared.I have gained new life and vigor and I am better to- than [ ever expected to be, and 1 will be only too glad to Belt to all persons suffering as I was.: I have thousands of equally as good recommendations.planing all sent sealed free, or drop In at my office and consult me free of DR.A.SANDEN, 132°St.James Street, Montreal.simi Tn PEEP HEPES sents my 30 years\u2019 experience as a specialist.Over 7,000 gave testimony during 1899.A specific remedy for all results of youthful errors gy and the only belt that cures without burning or blistering.Beware of fraudulent quacks advertising\u2014free trials, no cure They are schemes to procure your name and Deal with the only Canadian firm of the kind, and place your confidence with a firm who is recognized as THE BEST on the market.: Lo From St.George, N.B.st.George, N.B.recommend your valuable W.H, CAMPBELL, \"\" Book ex-@ @ Ask To See Our $4.00 SILK BLOUSE, } Reduced to ve 2.99.3 EX XN 45e Bernier & West, Cor.st.Catherine & University Sts.\" lolntyd RO >+ ntract, and cald that the work déne se extremely difficult, and only vné cum pany in Canada could de it.The coutract was not let by public tender, but by à private tender with Mr.Blair.Me agkça à vote of $100,000 for this work this yeal, Mr.Haggart thought that it was hot legal to Besides, the contractor was more a day than he earned.MH was most extraordinary.Mr.Hagagrt wanted.the report of the enginter recommending the payment of $425, and the expenditure of $325,000 on this work.Hon.Mr.Blair sald he was prepared.10 to see if what the Sheep's It seemed to him on all fours with the ex- \u2018 brought dow: -penditure now being mad aac.\u2026- Mr.Clancy reminded the Minister of Rall.ways \u2018of the fact that he must be shocking the Minister of Marine and Fisheries, who had denounced the Sheep's Island dam expenditure as a great outrage.It seemod to the speaker that the Minister ought trin a position to show whet work hud been done.Hon.Mr.Blair said he had said hdlf'g dozen times that he was prepared to bie e Item stand until the information was and to-morrow Iw would bring down the papers Asked for He sald Mr, Clancy new ne more a it_than he dia pou Mr.McLellan sald enormous amounts before, and after doing this boasted of .They were adding to hole debt of the country every yea:.ot Hon.Mr.Fleldi said the method of bookkéeping wus the same now as it bat been ever since Confederatiôn.Mr.McLellan sald the public were beflid deceived by the Government professing (o have-g surplus and Keeping thelr expendl- ture when they were extorting cnot= \u2018mous sums of money with their capital [2 penditure.| Hon.Mr.Blair said he would give the Information asked for, ni The House adjourned at 12.30 o'clock, ;, PARLIAMENTARY NOTES._The Premier will move on Friday tuat the House sit on Saturday.The Hotty will also sit on Monday.=.et such work without tenders.geting.$300 i of the contract from Mr.Stewart on ; .A \u2026 then taken 3 and man in the company.fore che Hour at Sec on \u201cwas mat Faulanges Canal and giving it to Messrs.chasing them.Did he buy by Sender hane Tor Song Ce an the Grand Trunk The item of $20,000 to bulld'a quadrant Mr.Fielding said.in Veply to Mr.McNeill, placed under the control of the Dominion Ryan and Macdonald.There Lad heen an of coal oil.surd was Mr.Blair's claim that the fn.Pontoon gate on the Lachine canal was In his days the contracts were Jet by tender, and in case of the same price for different articles.the decision wae left expenditure of $300.000 extra, lor nn return a3 the work had not been done any mdre cheaply or quickly than the old contraetor.explained by Mr.Blair.It would increase the length of the Lachine lock vy 45 feet.LACHINE CANAL LOCKR, that the Government rould not give any ossurance -that a test case would be submitted to the courts as to the rights of authority instead of the Provincial.There were a number of subjects touched on wor- creased earnings were due to the extension Mo Montreal, and pointed out that in 1s59 HIS OWN FREE WILL.the earnings Increased $300,000, three years .\u201c thy of serious attention.A Dominion Med- ( a ; : ve mil io the counts ue to the rights of hy re a Do.Then ro fo pend a0 12 the ness of Mey CoE SPORE Blt SUA Ro mien 1 would rives SPP ES NS tor he con ee BUREAU OF PUBLIC HEALTH.tained by the passing of nets hy the various OP.0, Tt Cork was completed.They Private tenders in his life.The whole im- be just as conclusive to claim this increase struction of à lock at the Lachine canal?\u201d Dear Sirs,\u2014I cannot speak too stronf Ÿ .Iv.D Legislatures, to be afterwards ratified by loted vet nor w j ovement of the rond was caused by the as the result of the extenrion.Not only \u2018Mr.Blair explained that thl V ly of the excellence of MINARDS On the motion to go into supply.T.the Dominion.It war not to the credit of TIC not completed vet nor were they A 1 + of th try in Nov ti were the strengthening of the bridges, but r.exp a s was for the LINIMENT A g 9 Roddick said he wished to draw the at.Canada that a disease of such à terrible na.Peine more expeditiously pushed than form- | devlopment of the country in Nova Beotin.îhe repineing of wooden by steel bridges VRP 01 re-buliding lock No.1.It was MENT.It is THE remedy in my | It was not the so-called modern methods of Mr.Blair.For what pur ras, there to be an expenditure of Hoo?e ac- 0 commodation from 1 was an tention of the Premier to a matter of far etly.renching importance, the suggestion of the establishment of a Department of Public Heulth.He had found that in looking up statistics on the subject he was obliged to at present in a delapidated condition.ck would be 330 ft.long and 5) ft.wide.would enable ocean liners to utilize part of the lock as a harbour.Up above the canal the river would be deepened to 0 feet for a mile and a half.ture as leprosy existed in Canada, and it had not received the attention that it deserved, so that measures might be taken to ensure its isolation and tHe providing of comforts for the patients, i alno charged to revenue account under the old me.Not only so, but ali the new It rails were char revenue account.Now Mr.Blair came down and asked for $400,000 for new steel rails: to be charged household for burns, sprains, etc., and.we would not be without it.It is truly a wonderful medicine.MR.BLAIR'S BOAST.Mr, Blair had boasted last year that at the rate he, Nir.Haggart, wae pushing the Sou- good as it is to-day.Your increase of the : He paid a high lunges Canal it would not be completed in Quebec portion was only $400.000.but this to capital account, In 1889 123 miles ot rond H ked f JOHN A.MACDONAL oi FS ents SE RTE pd sh | yi, tnd De bu mh rds Sh un, te he Gnd TR pend | anions LUI aS BE OF Publisher Aroprior Chronicle and it secmed to him \u201ctha he informa- iscuss these questions, e auche ogress, e thought that from the way Trunk and m ilw e of Galops Rapide.© sald he had been in.\u201c Je.tion on this subject shodld be concentrat- 6 y Trunk and mmond Count revenue account, Ho gave similar statis- a on the question of tuberculosin in cattle and consumption in mankind.Sir Charles touched on the history of the disease and r.Blair dwelt on the fact that the peo- He could fearlessly compare his manage- ple did not object to expenditure on the ment of the Intercolonial with the hon.canals, that be was leading up to an an- gentleman, and he would venture to say 151*ntyeod IN | : .- .Pore =|t Starts To-morrow Morning at 9 O'Clock == atthe OLD ST.GEORGE Dry Goods Store: - ~ Six Chousand Dominion Day Blouses (0 be Given Away at Half Price.A leading Blouse Manufacturer sold us his entire stock of the most up-to-date Blouses at Half Price, and will be cleared out by us at much less than the material is worth without the making.cL tC Co = , ~ We throw the throttle wide open and let the Blouse Sale go on under a full head of steam: This sale of ours and what:it signifies in the way of bargain giving is a matter of record with Montreal people.Nothing pleases this store so much as to make baf; gains that will set the public agog, and that's going to be done here To-morrow, Friday, and Saturday, when our force of sales people tics for 1800.Fifty small brid, were replaced by steel bridges, and all charged to revenue, and not to capital.He gave a long eil more than it Was at preserit.He wish- + od to suggest that the Government take and dredged over three yards a day.\u2018Thi was frirhtful.Mr.Blair promised to bring down the marches into the store.They realize thére\u2019s earnest, aggressive hard work ahead, all along the line.and every hour of the day, ard they'll give you splendid service too, no matter how great the rush.| SE ESS Store will be open from 8 o'clock in the Morning till 11 o'clock at Night for the sale of Blouses.| g5~ 6,000 Blouses to be sold To-morrow, Friday, and Saturday for Dominion Day weéar at half\u2018the manufacturer's cost price.ot to-morrow no customer! gets more than two Blouses of a kind.43 See the ctowds that will be waiting at our doors to-morrow + - before the store will be open.Yes! it will pay-people,to wait all night for this the greatest Blouse Sale ever held in Canada.ue 1885 Notre Dame Street, - 0?Qoposite the Balmoral Hotel | At The Old St.George Dry Goods Store, \u201c STORE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY (DOMINION DAY.) - 2er AU Letter Orders received up to Wednesday, July 4th; will be sent at | ppduced prices.2?à > \u201c 1 = TTRE SEYNOURS FORCE.WAS RESCUED! Column Under a Russian Colonel Effects: His Deliverance\u2014Re- ports Respeoting His Casualties Are Conflicting\u2014Shanghai Correspondent Says He Lost More Than Three Hundred Men\u2014Germans Suffered Heavy Loss at Tien Tsin \u2014 No News Has Come Direct From Tien Tsin\u2014Nothing Authentic Regarding Ministers From Pekin.\u2018 - ST.PETERSBURG, June 28\u2014The Minister of War has received the following despatch from Admiral Alexe- Jeff ; éPort Arthur, June 27\u2014During the night of June 25 a detachment of four companies of Russians, Colonel Schivinsky commanding, and the same number of foreigners, relieved Admiral Seymour and brought 200 of his wounded to Tien Tsin.\u201d ARE THE MDHSIBES WITH LAND- G FORCE?BERLIN, June 28.\u2014The comimander ot the German squadron at Taku telegraphs, under date of Fine 26, as follows: \u201cThe Foreign Ministers are with tha landing force.According to the reports ot Christians, it is added, fighting continued at Tien Tain, June 25, the fortified arsenal outside the town being still in posses.mon où the Chinese CHE FOO SAYS NO NEWS FROM CHINESE CAPITAL.CHE FOO, June 28, via Shanghai, noon.\u2014Admiral Seymour's \u2018expedition has been relieved, having failed to connect with Pe- kin.There is no news from Pekin.Russian Colonel Nchtelle, commanding the combined forukk of ten thousand men is supposed to be proceeding to Pekin.Admiral Seymour's expedition js returning to Tien Tsin.His force has suffered greatly.It is estimated that from 40,000 to 60000 Chinese troops are now before Pekin.Boxers from all sections are swarming there.CHINESE LINES INTERRUPTED.The Cahadian Pacific Railway's telegraph gives out the following notice: Owing to trouble on the Chinese lines, messages exchanged with Che Foo are sub: Ject to indefinite delay.The Russian admin: aatration announces that the transmission of \u201cprivate messages or business messages in code or cipher to or from the Amoor terri tory is suspended.GERMANS LOST ELEVEN KILLED.BERLIN June 28.\u2014The German Com- munder at Taku reports that in the relief of Tien Tsin the Germans lost Lieutenant Eriedrich and ten men killed and bad twenty men wounded.The fight lasted 8 odours, THE QUEEN 18 TOLD OF SEYMOUR'S LONDON, June 28.\u2014The Foreign Office.the Admiralty and the Queen were greatly reileved when the information that Vice Admiral Seymour's force had been rescued was conveyed to them.At the.same time it is recognized that the advices from Che Foo also add to the anxiety regarding the fate of the lega- tionérs and foreigners of Pekin who, it was hoped, might be with Seymour.The world again has to depend on ru mour in regard to the fate of the supposed exiles from the Chinese capital.It is generally accepted that they have heen compelled to leave Pekin, but whether coast wards, under a Chinese escort, or as hos- ages on the way to the possible new capi- fal, their plight must excite the gravest Snrty, as even if they are in the cave ot Chinese escort this is hardly considered 2 good guarantee of the safety of \u201cforeign devils\u201d in a country ewarming with their \u2018fitost virulent enemies.A telegram from Jardine, Matheson and Company, dated Sbanghai, this afternoon, } ck suggests that the Ministers are still at Pe- kin, but admits that there js no news from the capital.The telegram adds: \u201cSeymour arrived at Tien Tsin with 312 of his force wounded, besides 82 killed.The damage done to Tien Tsin has been much exaggerated.Shanghai is quiet.\u201d Othey despatches from Shangbai reiterate the announcements of the massacres of native Christians in the inland districts which rival the Armenian horrors.The officials at the place watched by gunboats made a show of protecting the missionaries, but there is not even a pretence of: protection for the converts in the interior who have been butchered by wholesale.ADMIRAL KEMPFF SAYS: SEND TROOPS TO TAKU.WASHINGTON, D.C., June 28.\u2014The following cablegram was received this morning by the Navy Department from Admiral Kempf: \u201cCHEFOO, June B.\u201cSecretary Navy, Washington.\u201cAbout 12,000 foreign troops now ashore.Soldiers ordered should re Taku, instead of Chefoo.Substituted Nashiille for Yorktown at Chefoo.Yorktown used as despatch boat, being more suitable.KEMPFF.RUSSIA IS MOBILIZING SHIPS AS WELL AS MEN.i BERLIN, June 28.Bays: \u201cFrom an absolutely reliable source we hear the Russian War Ministry has sent to all the military and civil authorities in Russia telegraphic secret orders to prepare everything for mobilization.The orders bear date of June 18 and 19.\u201d ALL SIGNS IN RUSSIA PORTEND ANOTHER WAR.LONDON, June 28.\u2014 A despatch from Moscow to the Westminster Gazette says: \u201cThe Boxer troubles and the death oi Count Muravieff have greatly accentuated the difliculties of the financial situation in Russia, which is in such a critical state as to arouse the gravest anxiety.The black list of good firms failing lengthens, and the sense of insecurity and fear that something worse is to come has caused vast sums to be temporarily withdrawn from the market.In Moscow alone within two months, it is stated on good authority, that 8,000,000 roubles, most of which was pre- | viously in currency, have been lodged in the Imperial bank, without interest, for safety.FORCES FROM INDIA °° AT GO TO CHINA.Spi to the Star.) SIMLA, June 28.\u2014The force that will go to China \u2018from here consists of 223 officers, 308 non-commissioned officers, 540 native troops and 700 camp followers, with 1,280 horses and 2 mules.They will carry six field guns and eleven Maxims, \u2014 The Vorwaerts General McArthur reports to the American Navy Department that Col.Liscum, with 39 officers and 1,271 men, have left Manila for China.~.DEMAND AN INVESTIGATION.Ppposition Want a Judicial Commis sion to Look Into Yukon Affairs, EMERGENCY RATIONS REPORT LAID ON THE TABLE OF THE HOUSE THIS MORNING.(Special Staff Correspondence.) PRESS GALLERY, HOUSE OF COMMONS, OTTAWA, Ont, June ®\u2014 There Sas a singularly small gathering of the wommonurs this morning As is habitual ith morning sessions, nothing was tone.\u201cPn fact though no declaration has been ade, no one expects that apy more will e done until the Government brings down he railway suhsidies.The loyal Opposition Jive duties to the nation no less real and important than are those of the Govern- wnt.No far this session the (Government ave merely plaved with the Opposition in the matter of estimates and apparently the time has come when they can play no \u2018ouger.The railwav subsidies were promised for last eveming.to-day, in answer to \u201cMr.Foster, the Premier nid they would sgome down on Monday, or Tuesday, \u201cwith- dn n \u2018inv or twe of the date on which the T TT TE0erT Government | expect prorogation.The mount and character of the supplement- in estimates it is expected a, engthen afhe session by many days and if the Gov- ærument want business done the railway subsidies will have to put in an early ap- ciranre.{ resolution moved hy Mr, Bell, of Pie- 6°, demandmeg:full] and searching investi- alien into the Yukon seandals occupied all_the rest of the morning, the Speaker not having finished reading it at one o'clock.EMERGENCY COMMITTEE REPORT.Almost unnoticed, save by the press gallery, and in a nearly empty House, Mr.!\"Relcourt closed his labours on behalf of the Government a« chairman of the Emergency ; Rations Committee this morning, by laying ha jointy report on the table of the House ,- On the orders of the day Mr.Foster ~f; any supplementary estimates were \u201cto be brought down.Mr.Fielding said he could not tell what might turn up, but declined to give any \u2018assurance.Mr, Foster then asked when the! railway subsidies would come down.The Opposition were anxious to precipitate the rising of the House, but their digestion was limited, and they required more time to take in such estimates as were being brought down.The Premier hoped the \u201cEabrigien would be down on Monday or Tuesda Mr, Bell (Pictou) then called attention to the unsatisfactory character of the Yukon investigation, and moved that there should be a strict searching apd thorough \u2018investigation by a judicia] cimmission.The resolution was being read by the Eat when one o'clock arrived, and he ,Jeft the chair.- > TC HARVARD BEAT yas NEW, LONDON, Conn.e .\u2014Har.rà wpn the four-oared rave.the official \u2019 ollows: Harvard, 13.8: foe 13.: Istance.two miles.Har- \u201cward won the freshmen elght-oared race.\"Official time: Harvard, 12.01; Yale, 15.19 $i.Distance, two miles.Yale wins the four mile university eight race.0 , © APPRECIATED BY ROBERTS.(Special to the Star.) \u201cOTTAWA, June 28.\u2014Lord Minto yester- ay received the following cablegram from Re TE PATENT CASE DECIDED.An Injunction Against the Gold Car- Heating Company.RIGHTS OF THE CONSOLIDATED CAR-HEATING COMPANY WERE INFRINGED.Mr.Justice Pagnuelo gave judgment this morning in the case of the Consolidated Car, Heatin Company alnst F.E.Came, agent for the eating Company.The case Jpûted | three weeks in the hearing of the evidence of experts and rue argued for eight days, al} of which w technical character, The plainte éirered that the defendants \u2018had committeed an infraction of their patent rights in the Sewall steam coupler by the Gold coupler, and asked for damages and an injunctiain to enjoin the defendants from making any further use of their patent.\u2018The judgment wns an elaborate one, and covered the whole ground of previous decisions in similar cases in the United mates.The Injunction is granted, and, tween the partles, the plant 6 were al- lowed- 32 and costs.The plaintiffs\u2019 case was conducted and argued by Mr.Victor E.Mitchell, of the firm of McGibson, Casgrain, Ryan and Mitchell, âne the defendaiits' case by Mr.R.C.Smith, Q.C., and Mr.A.Falconer.mith, snd SPECIAL SOUVENIR NUMBER.The special number of Le Journal, to commemorate St.Jean Baptiste \u2018Day.proved a great success.It had an extraordinary sale, and it is sald that, within an The historical articles, so deeply teresting to all Canadians, whether of French or British origin, were well written and splendidly {llustrated.A feature more than worth the price of the entire number was the ment, printed on heavy toned pa- ._ liberally Muxtrated with engravings of old Montreal, The French Canadian people dre gratified to know that Le Jour.rprise ls \u2018appreciated.and that | ite circulation 1s rapidly Increasing.Predicted for the Star, Thursday, 11 a.m.\u2014 hours : Victoria, 70, 56 ; Kamloops, 78, Barkervllie, 40: Sd- y , : monton, 6, 4 : Prince Albert, &, 42; Qu'- Appelle, 70, 490 ; Winnipeg, 4, 48 ; Port Arthur, 66, 48 : Parr Sound, 70, 54 : Toronto, 84, 58: Ottawn, 86, 64 ; Montreal, 84, 58: Quebec, 6, 50.- MARRIAGES.HUGHES-PORTER \u2014 On June 27th, at St.Matthias\u2019 Church.Westmount, by the Rev.King.assisted by the Rev.Bushell, Sarah Harriet Porter, niete oe the late Walter Drake, to Henry Thorxby Hughes, of Winnipeg, Man.2513 - DEATHS.OHAGNON-On Tues evening, June 38, at the residence of his father, F.X Cha \"Bene at Danville, Oviia Chagnon, bil ma ge TE PIS e.ut vu | stantly- en ~ NEGLECT AND : INDIFFERENCE.The Complaint of the Montreal \u2018Dry Goods Associ- \u2018ation Against the \u201cGovernment.Association\u2019s Protests Against Compromising Customs Undervaluation Cases Ig- nered, The members of the Montreal Dry Goods Association, one of the most influential as well as representative trade organizations in Canada, has come out strongly against the actions of the Government, us regards the settlement sout of court of the case of the Crowa vs.Fitzgibbon, Shafheitlin and Company.At a mecent meeting of the, Montreal Wholesale Dry Goods Association a strong set of resglutions were adopted concerning the case, and a copy forwarded to the Minister of Customs, and also one to the Minister of Justice.The following is the resolution: \u201cThat is Association has beard with very At ret that the Government has setiled out, of Court the case of the Crown ve, Fitzgibbon, Shafheitlin & Co., for undervaluation at the Custom House, when that case Was actually under trial before ; the Exchequer Court; \u201cThat the Government took a long time to make an exhaustive examination of the evidence in the case and after doi 80 placed it in the hands of the law officers of the Crown for prosecution.The evidence sworn to in the trial proved that the position the Government had taken was the correct and only proper one; \u201cThat this Association which bas always demanded from the Government fair and honourable administration of the Customs Act, sent strongly worded resolutions to the Government in Januar , September and October, 1898, in June nd in May of thig year; it also ent a \"deputation to Ottawn to personally interview the Minis ter of Customs and the Minister of Justice; \u201cThat notwithstanding the serions harm that was being done the honourable importers, who adhered both to the apirit and letter of the law, the protection of whom was the bounden duty of the Gov- ernment\u2014not their betrayal; notwithstanding the wrong to the Government itself, which has been defrauded of large sums of revenue for a period of twelve years: motwithstanding à e earnestly expressed wishes of the leading Boards of Trade of Canada, _that no compromise should be made in cases where repeated and glarin frauds were established,but that in all suc cases the full penalty should be inflicted as a punishment and also as a warning to anyone who might wish to follow a similar course; notwithstanding that this case was one of right or wrong and not in an event one for compromise; notwithstanding the clear fact that having once plae- ed_the matter in the hands of the Court, the Judge should alone have settled the case, without any interference; notwithstanding all the clear issues involv d\u2014 the Government settled the case f monetary consideration, and the payment of costs inturre \u201cThat the true nature of the compromise effected is shown by the fact that the firm in question dared not continue the prosecution for libel which they had commenced against a prominent trade newspaper that had openly published an Rope of the hole case.against this action of the present Goernment .and' all similar actions of any Government, this Association indignantly protests, and places its protest on recor f undervaluation is proved tb have been intentionally carried on for Jears,it in o The that the guilty should purished e dence oh should not be condom That the result of the very _objectionable action of the Government, is to hold out the strong inducement to all who desire to break the law thât they may -do bo with impunity, and when found out may settle the case by repaying a small part of the inderval uation, at it isa matter for at t that the efforts of thin Associa tion, an other associations in the cause of honest administration of the Cus- tome law, should have been Bo nnsuccess- ful, and their ctitions treated by the overnment with such ji Se indifference\u2019 and FATAL PURSUIT OF A FROG.Coroner.Disposed of Case of Harry Finn, Drowned From Guard Pier.The Coroner dispensed with a jury in the case of Hi Harry Finn, the 11 year old nn, of 138 St.George son he little fellow was playing on Monday \u2018afternoon with some companions at the Guard Pier.Three of the boys went out from the water after a fron.oung Finn went further than his companions, and when he got to his armpits they advised him tô come back.He d ed their advice, and joking snather etn forward, sank out of t.He rose again and st struggled Dut his young campanions were afraid and ran away or help.The body- ered ng Was recov: -afternoon.- ay SUBSCRIPTION FROM IDAHO.ste lved a money order f Te Sous contr butions from\u2019 Britiah Bimbathizers | n and aroun Ida.na of e wives and 7 Canadian \u2018volunteers, milles or t ho DOUBTERS ene Can be Changed by Knowledg& If theré is any doubt about making brain power by the usé of certain food, the doubter should make the following experiment: Heien Frances Huntingdon; of Gaines- ville, Ga., rays: \u201cJust a word of commendation concerning Grape-Nuts, which 1 have found to be the most wholesome, nourishing an® appetizing food that has ever come to my knowledge., \u201cl am not a dyspeptic, but being oon- d in severe brain work, 1 found that I did not thrive on ordinary diet; even a moderate dinner dulled my brain do as to be practically incapable of critical work.I tried meat-j tice, pepto- noids, the wo meal stem of light break- fost and no wmipper, which brough he on nervous deplétion ahd rare so I resort.to ofie and enother of the various health-foods which all seemed alike tasteless and valueless asa brain food, until quite by ance, À à -dish.of Grape-Nuts food perred.ès \u2018dessert.I liked it so well that I to nee it daily, for supper four tea- means a in n raucer \u2018of hot milk, eaten before it.dissolves tb mushiness.\u201cThis point should be remembered after a 8.point time, evaporation seems to effect the sweet nutty flavour of the food as in the onsé of certain\u2019 fine-fluroured TUILS.4 \u2018Ehe resült in my case was simply astonishing.I bad no desire whatever.for sweet pastrys, nteats, or in fact anything else; and my brain gas as clear and active at night a on awaking from a long, refreshing ligr advantage about Grape-Nut food T0 \u20ac : Supplies he tnt a pe let without the ba Tha of heer eating.I cheerfully recom: nd ita, nse to all brain.workers, if not exclusive = for th ES EE ww of the à Erik * | lieved that they had been presented at the Muskorn.at and will reside a Winin LIBERALS: BEAT THER OWN \u2018RECORD, | Total Estimates Will Be More Than One Million.Greater Than Last Year.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, June 28.\u2014 The Lihers] boast \u201cWait till you see us next year\u201d seems to have been advisedly spoken.Last year\u2019s sixty millions of estimates was unprecedented, but this year's estimates exceed all previous records in amount, whilst the way in which votes for public works are asked Pointe.to unlimited recklessness.Here are ures Supplementary estimates current, $06,618; supplementary estimates current, 1,50.Mai man ee Jom: \"$7.244,136.in estimates, supplemen 3 Grand total, $50,972, tary, And now it is said that railway subsidies for several millions are yet being held i reserve.In addition to the above there is.the sum of $1,803,478 special estimates up to June 30 for the South African contingent, making the total asked for so far over ,000 or more than a million over last vear.CASE AGAINST \u2018COUNT Enquete in Matter of Alleged Lautree Forgery Commenced To-day.MR.PITBLADO'S EVIDENCE.Story of the Worthless Coupons Honoured by the Bank of Nova Scotia.An enquete was held this morning in the case against Count de Toulquee Lautrec on the charge of forgery, before Judge Desnoy- ers.The first witness was Detective O'Keefe, who stated the steps he had taken to se cure the Count\u2019s extradition.The next witness was Mr.John Pitblado agent of the Bank of Nova Ecotia.He sai at on the morning of April 7 the accused d presented himself at Phe bank as N.\u2018astano, banker and manufacturer, of Cuba.The bank had already received intelligence of this man from the Boston agency, together with a letter of credit.for sow), The ccused had said that he had come to Montreal on busines, and would like to meet some prominent people.\"He had produced d lettere of credit on the Boston agency, and had drawn $100.Later in the day, the accused had returned and had talked of his business transactions.He had asked the witness to cash some bonds, which the witness had finally agreed to do.Then the accused produced he coupons: which were afte! s found to be worthleas, and had been given money on them.The accused had finally left town, saying that he was going to Toronto and Niagara Falls.The next witness was Edward Dolliver, city treaeurer of Gloucester, Mass.He was shown the thirteen coupons, purporting to be coupons for the semi-annual payment of interest on debentures issued by the town of Gloucester, and payable at the city treasurer's office or at the First Natio Bank.He declared that they were worthless.They had never been presented to the treasurers office of Gloucester, but the witness he First National .see G.Towend, cashier \u2018of the Fitch: National Bank, and auditor of the Eu burg Gas and Electric Light Company, was shown two coupons which he pronoune- ed te b thless.A.Derby, clerk with Francis Doane & Co., State street, ston, said that the accused had gone into the office where he was employed, and had said that he wished to examine some classes of coupons, a fi osse itness gave ce ae, aceused, who had loo at them carefully for e time, During this examination the pie Trad been absent in an th t of the office Ol he case will come up again on Tues day.ee \u2018GUILTY OF SACRILEGE.Louis Eumene, of Leon XIII.street, was found guilty by Judge Choquet this mom: ing ot Pre aking into St.Lambert's Turch last week and stealing therefrom the chal, ice and consecrated wafers.Sentence wi be passed next week.OO DOMINION DAY HONOURS.WA, June 2.\u2014A rumour is current ror there will be some Dominion Day honours to Canadian soldiers, and that Col.Girouard will be mad où M.Né other names are ment! oned, and confirmation is impossible.PERSONALS.Mr.and H.Montagu Allan leave next week wit thelr family for Cacouna.ector Mackensie and Miss Evelyn Mack anale will spend part of the summer at Murray Bay.Prof.W.C.Baker, late of Queen's University, Kingston sails to-morrow for England, where h intends \"to spend several years at Cambridge University.Mor HED 1 Ad ir or Be.tp ttle daughter for NE her er mother Mrs.Rae, will also spend the summer at St.Andrews.Mr.Justice v'urtele and Mrs; Wurtele sail on Saturday by the Tunisian to spend the summer abr: hey will be accom- i Warteles daughter, Miss pan ad by Mrs.eB The Rev.F.Graham, rector of Trinity Church, who sails to-morrow by the Lusitania on a trip to Euro has) been presented by the members of his congregation with a purse containing over one hun-; dred dollars.M ona The marriage of Miss Myrtle M.w only gaught ter of w.cC aw, of ingste: Kingsley foc re place Tat Kingsle day afternoon in Christ.Church, the Bor, s homas Blaylock offtclat! \"MI Blanche Stockwell was brides aia, an Mr.Everett Lee, of 8her as bes! gt procs.1 Tt on a ; Mr.and Mrs.Stockwell le tip to Quebec, and on their Teturn will reside In Montreal.+ Winget as Ald.James Farrell, o ngston, wi quietly married this morning to Miss Leo- pore, MacGillivray, ac@illivray, of Chal D e wore white satin and a vell of Brussels net, caught th a coronet of blossoms, and carried a bouquet cream roses.The bridesmald was Miss Florence MacGillivray.and\u2019 Mr, nk King acted best man.Mr.aid Mrs.Farrell I left utr \u2018noon for the marria f Miss , ur.oungest Jau Shier g of the En, C to: quy, to ti eau, Poster of ti a Chure French LA o a ne resta Sout on of the ed by the nin, Hook cor\" Morin, brothersin-la: The i rfo Coussirat.of honqur.and Mr.vre was bes man.a.\u201cDélagneau left for Quebec p+ routé to Boston.Por The marriage of Miss Sarah Harriet Porter, nfece of the late Mr.Walter Drake, of Montreal, to Mr.Henry Thorsby, fan, of Winnipeg took dfternoon st the.Church Pot of Bt.thias, Westmount; which was prettily decorated for the on.The ceremony Was formed by Rev.Mr, King, pasisted by Mr Bushell.The pride Toho van avon ore white se- lossoms, and ax best man: and the \u2018ushers were z.Wilcocks and Dr, Walter Fishe, After the ceremony a reception ras held at at the | residence of Wests Mr.a Mrs.Hughen i honeymoon.\u2018at Toronto Sunt.bride's poing away gown cloth, ri and hat to \u201cmateh.© rr BY A RATA paculiar accident happened some dayn ago to a ke residing on Farm strest Point \u2018st.Cha ot take Slices byl out\u2019, x a ped COLD BRICK GAME, Three Men Were Were Arreste St.Johns Last Even-; ing.Sev A BOGUS INDIAN IN THE PLOT.Detectives Think they Are Old Swindlers at Work in \u2018at Canada.What appeared to be a well-organized \u201cgold brick swindle was unearthed last night by the Thiel Detective Agency in conjunction with Chief Carpenter of the city detective department.anville was the place where \u20ac the gang tried to carry on their work, but the cy had their headquarters at t ne Mr.L.Gordon and his son, W.T.Gordon, proprietors of the Gordon House, Dan- ville, were the victims chosen by the gan on whom to operate.The story they te is that on Saturday last a man came to their hotel as a guest, but claiming to be unable to read or write asked Mr.-E.Cordon to register his name, Steven Pratt, Arizona.\u2014 jm.He eaid he was ashamed to have such a poor education, but no education was need: ed in his business as an Indian pony rancher in Southern California.He was loo! Pratt bad said, for an old friend aie Alonzo Gordon, but believéd that the man was de He did not stay at the h more than a few ho and went away, as Mr.Gordon supposed for good.On Mon: } day morning, however, Pratt went back on the express, and went again to the hotel.He said that he was not a horse dealer; but a miner from Arizona, and that he had found a mine there which was v rich His only comrade was, be said, au Indian whom he called \u201cOley,\u201d who was in a camp in the woods near St.Johns.is Indian, he said, like all Indians, waa a queer business dealer, and had a continual suspicion that the white men were t to cheat him.The land on which this Eine atood belonged to the Government, be said, an as he could not read or write, neither could the Indian, he had come up to try pd persuade his old friend Olonso Gordon to go down to Washington with him to b up the land from the Unite States Government, INDIAN WILLING TO SELL.wd Pratt said that the Indian wan to go to his home, and would sell qut his share.There was $2,000 belon Le Pratt buried near the mine, and 3f t dian was given $5,000 more he \u2018would Te pounce all claim to the mine.The plan then was for the Gordons to take the » 14 fi ,000, half its value, and * or 300 the mine would belo oo the three men.Po grat they Lud have ave the 1d assaye is the Indian raed.se be wanted to know what po gold was really worth.The three inep then went back to town to the hotel, where they were registered, and Pratt, after à search, said he could not find an assayer.After another search he came pack witb a card bearing the name \u201cA.White 1025 Davis street, Philadelphia, ça.\u201d and in lead pencil, \u201cRoom 10, Windsor Hotel.\u201d The Gordons finally said that they would \u201ctake the gold for $5,000.On Tuesday, Mr.L.Gordon drew $2,508 from the bank at Danville, and camie into Montreal yesterday to cash a cheque for $500 more.Pratt came with him.ey had Bares to the Bank of Toronto, at Point St.ard as t ons 4 fwindle they mentioned their fears to the manager, Mr.Bird.He at once sent for Mr.Carrington, of the Thiel Detective ney, but Pratt got suspicious and skip] He and the Indian, who proved to he à white man named John Saunders,and White were all arrested last evening at \u201cJohns.Their stuff was brought here with the men.The detectives think they are old swindlers and this 15 strengthened hy the opinion of Mr.C.M.French, of the Thiel Agency, of Chicago, who is now in this city.ELEVATORS DELAYED.p Conners People Make No Visible Move in Work of Construction.HEAD OF SYNDICATE EXPECTED.Stated That American Contracting Firm Will Get to Work Presently.As yet the members of the Conners Syndicate have made no visible move pertaining to the construction ' of the projected elevator, warehouses, etc.+ but it was stated this morning that Mr.Conners, with some of his assocjates, would be in Montreal inside of two weeks, and that while here arrangements for the construction would be completed.This was Mr.Conners\u2019 statement of tbe situation when he was here a week ago, and that gentleman\u2019s representative in t e city sees no reason for a change in the programme.Before the week is out a representative of one of the big American contracting firms is expected in the city in order to obtain prices on materials, etc., preparatory to making an estimate ono the cost of the construction.MONSEIGNEUR BRUCHESI.Patronal Feast in His Grace\u2019s Honour To-day.ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRIESTS DINED IN A TENT ON THE LAWN OF THE PALACE.The Archbishop's Eatronal Feast is being celebrated at the Palace\u2019 on Lagauchetiere street to-day.There are about one hund and fifty priests in attendance, amon, being a number.from outside the including Bishop Moreau, of St.Hyacinthe, and Bishop Gravel, of Nicolet.His Grace celebrated low mass in the Cathedral at eight o\u2019clock this morning, qui the choir presented a special musica gramme.At noon His Grace and his guests sat down to a most enjoyable dinner under a large tent on the lawn of the Palace.After \u2018dinner an addreas was read to the Arch- rx who made a feeling reply, thanking Il for for their co-operation in the work of the Archbishop Bruchesi leaves to-night for 8t.Therese, where to-morrow will conduct an ordination setvice.He will then leave for Contrecoeur, where there is also to an ordination.Here there will be an even hitherto unknown in this neighbour o twin brothers named Ber- thiaume are Yo enter the Church at the game time; they wil be ordained by His race.THE MASTER PLUMBERS The Guests of the City To-day \u2014 Luncheon on the Mountain.The Master Plumbers tio! on, which fr visiting this cit nd legislating sanitary matters.called a t the City y Hal \"this morning.On recount.of the sence of the Mayor, no formal reception was held but the Visitors were driven to the mountain and ente to lunch.After the lunch Speeches wercamade by the visitors, in which sani matters were dwelt bo chine nid \u2018CLOSING PRICES.MONTREAL MINING EXCHANGE.There were no Strikingly new ne: features in the mining market t Bust- ows | nod Hill, 500.at 40.ontreel- London, 100 at 2% 1-2 Virtue, 1.000 at 62, 1.000 at 63 1-2 De Three, Loo, ne i at 614 Republic, 00 at at 87.Oregon, 4,000 at 31.1-3.AFTERNOON 4158 S8locan.Bovere] Deer Trall ee Montreal and London-%0 = Oregon\u20142500 at Le at ne 101000 at 1 Tarte at 5.» 1000 at Wilfrid rier \"will repudiate\u2019 MONTREAL MINING EXCHANGE.AFTERNOQ BOARD.ported £ mar rR wen ane\u201d ne pany, 3 Broir Thureds » June 1000.pe a , sr m= of Ballers.Buvenn WAS TEMPORARILY INSANE.| Coroner McMahon held al morning on the body of M: Brunet, who died at Notre yesterday as à result of injuri ame Clorinne hums\u201c this paie Hospital a fall from the fourth story ad a vent at the corner of Atwater avenue Albert atreets, Ste.Cunego The old lady, we was said to be in her dot d-hwd been \u2018placed as a boarder in the convent.in the morning.She was consid harniless, and the only fear her relatives ent ed was that she might wander away and, lense her \u2018way.A few hours after going \"the eon- ow of room, vent, she opened the windo \u2018which was securely close, » ahd vent out on the balcony, from which she three M to the of \u2018\u2018enjcide while of theound mind.- emg CRUSHED ARM-$500), Mr.Justice Dohert t.Louis te dar Rich- demned the own of of std Dallas $500 arid and costy.for haying been struck on t arm and.eeriotsly injured by a stone coming from, stone ¢x- oavations on Waverly street, Montreai An- Rex, here jen.were b joe for the dor arm was ba hæftered and eae, Bu id, bu wil not be 2nd the | reduced damages {rots $3,800, pani claimed, to the figure above.The.plaintiff was ae on ke street, several hundréd feet away, when: he was struck.The court fon nd that thé mea had been negligent.in the matter, and \u2018given no warning before sending up the nd fod \u2019 st this morning -con- + .Wartele this due motion oF Mu pol Herve Pend Lie Lite from an tntostoont 1 judge of He ar « arde \u201ccom: : se Sh Gr SR paid br him ms op oo that the\" eo to ground, that the om may Ag the th du of x ot wk, ere- e k bi f i \u2018appeal.pe 2 re pret VERDIOT \u201cACCIDENTAL DRATE\"| 5 The adjourned | Onesime G mill at Cae am sulted in s verdict.ra of a acci ar tot \"torn \u2018Clioguet this a 0 ji oquet HI ee Fe x did has the névénte WATCH TETE TWO T ae \u2014 = Hatley Vin, t The nose Br Judge Nl ersiand how b ; \u201cof; 480,000, SERIES 4 On g A 8% noe Tig\u201d 5 : He ew 4% su 8 3 in 1 ji 2 .234 17% 190 freer\u201d È _r > 3 augrai = 3 1°00 Golden = nes i 100 ; Be 18e 1.00 JS eo i = 0 USE à 7 1 Où N onsets sss 100% 3 ses : ., rd TORONTO MINING SALES.(Special to the Btar,) .nT.vi 28.\u2014Sales.on the \"Tor Can 600 at oat &, caen Sari a 10%.at 11%, 000 Deck Trall\u201490 at WK, 1000 at 6%.SOW at mond Reef\u2014700 at >.00 at 9%.White ear\u20141000 at 4 : Re nt 4 : 1H BWA00 sat Br si eee ea tre pt the Sars HAE oF Frain on ln wed h us \u2018touching wo ste ee *cdany.Etes > 5 fn \u20ac fe Be pui he.Er factors.id he louer tab _ THE HON, MR.ANGERS- CTTON | bonis : rent.w ore : thet Ans price Cart E Fi | Lou nee gr pale ver gussibly some \u2019 Wii : 1 to a year PE equal to the t year\" « s sumsiion ax © world\u2019s wheat equals last year, 5 peut s'est oe ing disper Se Che EE a Ph: BY a Last gear thea.authorities ; yield very osety, and \u201cwere right.showy iby the \u201cWubsequen A Se wo reputation of these sr autores ty Th te Pen to ation of ona t EEE now Nok dayh fk Is Bi Sara \u2018three Bia off>a nl do ot 8 © 1 Gov.esto to ; believe that HA y them: locese, SI poor : A SLIGHT REACTION: The Recovery in Prices on the.Stock Market Received Set Back This Morning.PACIFIC OFF IN LONDON AGAIN, thetically a Point in Several Cases.After oying a recov extending oves two days from the recent Shemp in prices the stock marks! to-day had a mild Sort of & reaction.Canadian Pacific was off on and the same was the case with the general an of domestic stocks.For the most part prices of American railway shares In london wore lower to-day.so that Pacific got its {air share of the reaction there.Cables continue to indicate that there is nok very much life in the market there and that no buoyancy may be expected to Sriginate in that direction.The market there rding te seeming reliable reports is heavily commits ted, so mucho that hands are pretty well tied.Berlin on the other hand, which takes & lot of interest In Can.Pacific.han been pretty well sold out and does not poem 5 have taken any steps as yet to buy back t which they liquidated last week, with such serious conseguences to this market.With London barely able to keep the price, \u2018ot Pacific more than steady, it would seem res- sonable to suppose that buoyancy in the price of that stock need scarcely be expected until the Germans commence to buy the stock.The time when they are likely to do that would naturally be when they get thelr monetary tangle unravelled.Time only\u201d will demonstrate whil the stringency In that market which foi matters in the market a week or more ago : Le at an end, but the appearances are hat \u2014 rst Is over.À ndon cable said of y days market: \u2018\u2018Bérlin has stopped RR bag ut is mot buying freely.Canadian acific Grand Trunk are supported by the i here.\u2018 Early In the day Canadian Pacific was quote ed a a decline of % from yesterday's close at 91%, but closed at 80%, = net decline of 1% tor the as In the local market trade commenced at 89, compared with 08% yese Subsequently the price the morning at nts.The volume of ing terday the siôse a went down to 884 883,.a net decline of Paie Se trading was f.Domestic shares were sympathetically easier, Royal Electric selling a point lower at 196, Gas the same at 181, Twin City a quarter lower ag 50:43 and Street Ralïlway 144 at 248%.The ate tention given to the mining llst was on the light side and for the most part there was = couler tone in that quarter as well.Virtue sol yne at 07, Montreal-London at 24 and Var \"peste at 31.40%.A ousand of Centre Star sold at 31.43%.Messrs.L a Forget's London cable to-day voted: Grand Trunk frst 88, wecond 59, third 21%, Canadian Pacific 90%.Hudson Bay Mi.Anaconda 8%.Prices in Wall street were inclined to sag at the opening of the stock market, but the trading was very narrow and dull New Taos Air Brake dropped two points, and B oO.a point, while American Ice rose 8 point.\u201cOther wise changes were fractional.The weekly statement of:the Bank of Enge land shows the following changes: Total reserve, decreased, £689,000, Circulation, Increased, PS3 000.decreased, 232-000.Notes, The proportion the Bank of England res serve % ability % 43.64 per cent.Last week it was 44.38 per cent.Rate of discount unchanged at three per cent.| In May of 1899 Great Britain Imported onty 439.300 gold from Fra last month it took ,880,000.Probably, however.this includes 000,000 sent originally from Russia.2s no direct receipts from Russia are recorded in the Board of Trade return.Germany sent $1,484.000 ae to England last month, as against only 192,000 in the same month & year ago.The statement of the Imperial Bank of Geew many shows the following cha: from the last previous account, published June 18: Marks Gold and sliver coin and bullion.Inc.20,600,000 Notes in circulation .Inc.28,380,000 ry notes held .480,008 Other securities 11,000,000 cooks could net get above A per 1 cent.for Las at A New he the point tha Siow Teter fore an money in rr trom the attitude of most have thelr turds ng a Presidential year e them up la time transactions or three months to run.Enq sclosed a genera! prefersnce call loans, one well known bank president do- fining the situation thus: \u2018\u2019Pour per cent.for time money has not the attraction for me just now that a ll per cent.call rate represents.While banks are naturally anxious to earn they can get.the advantage of being able to call a loan at any time must not be lost sight of during a Presidential year.Call \u2018money, bare ring unforeseen events, month or so yet.ratez.\" Inc Then we may special corresponde t of the Star In wail Street wires as follows : Stocks to- hed at eral Sorina of 1-4 to 1-83 pe cont.Northern Pacific was, however, exceptionally firm on continued buying by banking interests connected with the property.The tendency of prices in early Beallnes was a reffection of the weaknees of the London market, where American stocks participated io the general decline.Foreign houses kold practically all of the international stocks upon the opening of business here.The situation tn China was against the main influence in the depression.There was a further rise in sliver which was connected th the course of events in China.The weakest features of local dealings were Louisville and Nashville, Baltimore and Ohio and, at, Paul.In the industries su nished the bu of activity and broke sharply.Brooklyn Rapid Transit was heae Hy dealt in\u2019 at & 8 arp decline.Steel stocks were fairly firm NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.ME EEE nt ang and Co, New York, over ! quarter for J.8.Bache oot private wire.June 28 Juns F7 + Stock» ve.Close.Op.A Tobacco fn Ré: sex : I'S Am.pil of A Oo 11 AR 119% À ry 7 LL Fe, all pa 2 200 c.M11, 4 BL.pontinental Tob, Conmolan antes Bo 5 248, sie Hine 1e ie Te eT ene Thy 7 + déieure du NW 7B.FR CLOSING PRICED, .Ne and Co.18 Sb Bacrement street, 25 Dents Prices to-ter as tollows: report the Closing Domestic Securities Decline Sympa« will rule easy for a - get highet BOERS HAVE COMPACT CommandantsDewetänd Botha Agreé That Neither Will .Surrender.RUNDLE HAS A SH SHARP FIGHT.Up to Date Twelve Thousand Rifles Have Been Surrendered to 5, ~~ the British.> LONDON, June 284.20 am General Sir Liéslie Ruadie bad + shurp art \u2018skirmish near Seuckal dre nd a e force of entrenched Boers.He de- glined st attack them.This is the only hting reported.be r outposts northeast of Pretoria .\u2018The telegraph wires between a hue and Newcastle were cut Sunday; and Sir Redvers Buller had to resort to heliograph.to come ndant DeWet, with 3,000 men and three guns, is moving northeast in the Orange River Colony.It is understood that he and Commandant General ha enter ed into a compact that neither would Surender so long as\u2019 thie other was in the fe ve thousand Bee A told, have been surrendered to the ad'etident Kruger is still at Machado- he Lorenzo Marques corr d of the Times, telegraphing yesterday, says: po Ascending to Trasevaal py the re are entrenching i a 0 in, the Middleby Hija, Considerable force sh, ander ahd Italian cerps are The Iris uncontrollable.They are looting sto -stores and farm houses.Bar gold is a drug in the local market, owing to.a.suspicion that it is of an inferior quality, A large quantity of stolen gold is rans- iy to be zmuggled out of the BURDETT- COUTTS CHARGES.Judicate Malfeasance in the Bupply of - Comforts to Sick and Wounded.XOED ROBERTS WI WILL REPLY TO .: THE ACCUSATIONS WHICH HAVE CAUSED A PAIN- : FUL IMPRESSION.LONDON, June 28.\u2014The the station to meet him.The crowd jn- cluded a upmber of pretty girls, and when you Cru stepped from the car he re- Teived a obson\u2019 greeting, The soldier Ma driven ¢ to hia father\u2019s residence, au ong rou carriage was s ped by people anxious for a hand-shake, and to Freud à ward of greeting.All afternoon \u201cErnie\u201d \u201cheld an iuformal reception at his father\u2019s residence, hundreds of his friends calling to extend congratulatio .In the evening the local companies of pH Fuailiers, of which he was : member, turned out and paraded to his Lame 7 soldiers were bua by a crowd of people anxious to ca a ghmpee of Craig, and it is estimated that fully 3.000 ple were present.Fireworks were off.The soldiers were lined up and a a feu de joie, and gave three cheers and a tiger for Craig.SIR CHARLES TUPPER WILL LEAVE TO-NIGHT Conservatives This Morning Gave the Leader of the Opposition a Send-Off at Ottawa.(Special to the Star.) OTTAWA, June 38.\u2014The Conservatives this morning held a meeting to give a sendoff to Sir Charles Tupper, who leaves for Europe this evening.The chief speakers were Sir Charles Tupper, Hon.G.E.Foster, and Mr.E.F.Clarke.Tha meeting was most enthusiastic, and broke up with singing \u201cHe's a Jolly good fellow,\u201d and cheers.- Finance = Commerc + < MORNING SALES.dian Paci flo\u201437 ha B94, 2 SUR 100 at id E A at BK.125 50 at ayal Elect oT at .5 Pax.s5 at Twin City-\u201460 at Street Raiiway\u201d 20 ot at \u201c24855.New Street\u20142 a Dominion Cotton.8: at 83.Virtue\u20142000 at 6 2000 at 64.Payne-0000 a Montreal and London\u20142000 at M 10 et Eagle\u2014100 at $1.Per = Blar\u20141000 at hin.Merchants Bank\u2014 tat 152 Hochelaga Bank\u2014i2 at 1%.Bank of Toronto\u20142 at 238.exp garding the hospitals in South Africa have ade a great sensation in England.They n wi ee columns ol restrained language in the Times from Mr.W.Burdett-Coutts, -Conservative member A Parliament \u2018for W estminster.His disclosures have been widely reproduéed and they .were supplemented with denun- éiatory tele, ram and interviews from Survivors an medical men.The Archbishop Se Care, gun in an ad- ress before the Society of Hope, in the Cape Government 1018 Monday, ex- ressed great dissatisfaction at the way in hich the sick and wounded were treated.He declared that the warm clothing that was absolutely necessary was freely offer éd, but was rarely if ever distributed by the army doctors; that the sick slept on the.bare ground, and that even in Cape wn the way in which the hospitals were mimmanaged made one\u2019s blood boil.Mrs.Henry- Williams, wife of Major John | Haobury- Williams, Sir Alfred Milner's military sécretary, told the meeting that if the visiting ladies had reported the mis management, the doors would have been shut in their faces.© A news agency despatch from Cape Town yk:, \u201cCertain révelatiorm point to mal- asance in connectidn with the sup lies of comforts for the sick and wound \u201cThe Cape Town ov That Tord Ki of \u201cthe Daily ny Flt savs that Roberts will penly lly to.\u2026 Bur- det-Coutta Mr.T ref h pe oy pon Me the tale rt was recently at the ron says the charges tome to him as an abaot lute, shock and uite incredible.He praises the\u2019 medi- epartment.à CANADIANS LOST HEAVILY 5 the Outpost Fi Fight at Honing Spruit, on June 22.MEMBER OF «D\" SQUADRON \u201c FROM CALGARY, KILLED TWO BOERS SINGLE HANDED.(Special to the Star.) TORONTO, June 28.\u2014The Globe\u2019s special from its co rspondent with the Canadian Mounted Rifles is as follows: NS , June 27,\u2014The Canarian Mou- ted Rifrs-are scattered along the railways in the morth-rn section of Orange River Colony, where General DeWet is ¢ using some trouble.À Cousack post of \u201cI\u201d squadron was attacked on June 22 by 2 suprmor number at 1 point four mi from their camp at Honing Spruit.Canadmns took to their horses but suffered uv » lv.Privates T.E.Patterdon, of Mec- Iæod; J.F, Morden, Pincher Creek, and K rr were killed: Lieut Wm.Inglis.late Bérkshire Regiment; Pte.T., R.Miles, Pine 5 Cre-k, and Pte.A.Aspinail, N.WM.P., were woun\u2019ed.Privates Bell and Ce.Pan tog rv, NW M.P., were made prison re.The Borre pursued the party to Tibin rifle hot of the camp.Pte.Ed.F.\u2018dy, Calgary, not caring to be swot or captured yrithout mrking a good fight for ,-Jumpe* from his horse and killed two ers, \u2018An»ther was shot from the camp.heir friends dared not-attemnt to remove e bodiga and the Canadians buried them.There_are two Kerrs ë the Mounted Rl -, Private S.aud 1 Pte.J.of assomin and Pi Or ok STE gre are two Bells, .Pte an gi Calra y and Maple Creel Tepes 4 ate Ermati or J 2 son el Pe matinrer, of St.Ont.\" A Post\u201d in the Name i MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Reported for the Star 2 Gordon Btrathy & Co., Stock Brokers, 9 Bt.Sacrament st.June 27th, Ask.Bia June hg Ask, Bid STOCKS.Canadian Pacific.uth 8.8 & Com A do.Rich & Unt.Nav.Co.Mont.8 Ry New.Hali&x Electrie e Br.0 Toronto Stree! Moutraol à dep is Heata Light, fax Bali Telephone Co.18 d New.Jong Dominion Coal Con.wreneeree commeesst ses semseeese de Pref xd.o.oo seen.117 \u2014asucauss Montreal Cotton.140 183 140 185 Can.Color.Miia Co TOY 88 784 Bo Cou Mills 0 8.Win OC Ea ow ve \u2018 vue Sh sms mmeonsen 41:50 45 1,50 45 a Minis 66% Yi A Se RIDE coe ooo, ; cures real WN 24 anse 24 Twin vin iy minal Boy, Bug HON.\u201cBui pet Er Ree TERT Tue \u201cws a North Stak.divaini.w $1.30, \u2014L10 Gepite Sur.OS I) éd 1 a stint?- den.Ae - \u2014acmeré: _ eat cnseagus Fleming \u2018Coke = = a 72 on ren: -\"- XY \u2014 New \"cheHem net - ones pm mom ces BANKS.we is\u201d iE 1 î 3 i TEA ADVANCES IN PRICE Owing Largely to Fears Arising From Chinese Trouble.SHIPMENTS MAY BE CURTAILED THROUGH WANT OK SHIPS.NEW YORK, June 23.\u2014Aside from re sates of cotton goods purchased for export the only prongunced effect of the troubles in China seem to be an advance in the price of teas, ranging betweén a t to one cent pound.Thu far the situation in China as Riot o operate In the direction ot any direct hindrance of receipts, and t vances are regarded as sentimental.Japan teas, in fact, advanced before tha Chinese troubles assumed 1m portant dimeneions, and teas of the island ot Formosa, which is owned by Japan and isa good day \u2018s sail from China, have ad- vancéd more Man the the green teas of China.Local merchants sas say that China teas have advanced here from & cent to me and à half cents poun here h an advance Pa teas, AA rters say that a 0 get.Great fear expressed that the use of steamships for military purposes in the fle may ere with future shipment t PPS vod in Canada was Le vi specia - corrzaponden - ~f the fur ty The sec second Canadian contingent, It was published on T Tuesday.g, MODEST, BUT VERY BRAVE.bi * (Specias to the Star).N.B,, June 28.\u2014Pte.Jas, : Cordpany who returned in- d pom | th Alicea, was entertain *ét_ the Mayors ce last night.ah city council being present.Johnaton est as he is brave, slipped nto town the other night without even notifying his mother in advance of his i ing.He a wounded in the Jeg but wi all: right.He talke freely bout \" ore have done, but is dumb Hd 0 ndu n ihe capture oF n ohnston was within so the vie lines when he was wounded.| I8 GN GYROUARID'S STAFF.OTTAWA, June as N.- Armstrong PEE Av baa cable \u2018his, won, Te Afri 2nd\u2019 re T., in South erly the Sth Royal Rcots, oa ing that he has.hen appointed on ajor Seat 8 for military \u2018 con- Ffruction, L CRAIG aR = HOBSONIZED WINDSOR June 28.\u2014E.D.Craig, ge first or the ea sor boys to return fro rics, atti ed.Tuesd aftermoon Taath was A large pathèring at + ri sé CUT THIS OUT, ad! ake it to your druggist.wenvrbes @ vemburd ve 200 T \u201cbotte\u201d \u201car ob re] Whip x ng's New scovery for © id Cong ghs, Co.Np Asthma, ci adsl, py Fact os Saved (honcanbs Pro du atome due EER Res COUNTRY CHEESE BOARDS.the Past Eight Days.~ \u2014 Date.Place.NEW YoRX coro MARKET.NEW operied Lt une 5401 a 9:13; Sept., 8.7; Oct.és : Nov, jam; Jan.5 February, th 3.08; April, 0.38 May, 5.40 - Aus ini: Summary of Transactions During | Kidney-Liver .Boares of boad Think \"of \u2018being without roe Weak Men- cesses forever.does not blister the flesh.Address Office Hours\u2014g a.i.to 9 p.m My Electric Belt is a positive cure for weak men.power of electricity direct to all weak parts, developing the full, natural vigor of manhood.It removes all the effects of youthfnl errors.and ex- 1 want every weak man, every man who is not the man \u201che should be, to use it, and to tell his friends of its surprising effects, Pay for it When Cured.After you are cured you can pay me, half what is asked for the old style belts, which have been blistering and burning the backs of their wearers for the last thirty years.three times as strong as any other belt suld, and is the only one.that Write for my 8o-page Look with information: |iDR.M.A.McLAUCHLIN, 2303 St, Catherine Street, Montreal, Que.Between McGill College Avenue and Mansfñield St It gives the vitalizing and then the price will be only My belt is 15lenty1 Suudays, 9 to 1.\u2018NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.cially the Star by C.1.St.Sacrament street, local managos for J.B.Bache and Co, New York, over direct private hi 2d 2.15.Jane 28 June 27 Op'g.Closes, Op\u2019g.Close.86%, 874 86% 87 112 11 2124 212 he.% Lid : 33e sex CC & Delaware Hudson, rr rte & Rio gran Duluth 8.8h: Pie Sete = Federal Stedl, pref x4.General El pores ezsey Lake Erie Lonisville pi M - 1 i HS; : Fé Pi - Do pref.00 Western Union Tel.E MONTREAL MINING EXCHANGE.MORNING BOARD.y reported for the Btar by R.Mare a and > company.Mining Brokers, 51 8 Francois Xavier strest.Thursday, ane 38.1900, 12.30 a.wm.Per Values of Shares.Seles, Buyer.00 Pa vossessrtsnt sen u v0c0e 98 28 | 0 yne \u2026 avons n 2 nds oo Vie 63% 09 ud .gia Hew uo 1.00 Brandon & 20 124 1.00 Calirs 10 he oy Can Guid Piel 7% e 1.00 fra EN \u201cia FRESE ER 1.00 , 34 1 1.00 iron Volt 10 seers 1.0 rN se I.UU Mo .5 - 8 RS Wd So 7à 80 i.uv 5 1 190 - 24 18 3 #1» 20 LW 5e 5 Lv 4 1 1w 18% 10 > ROUE .20 1e © 1.00 Fonunoy,.secoue 1 Rathmulien eo ie 1 1.00 Winni, 14 1.00 ful 1.o o A Family \u2018 \"Medicine of Wom Merit, Known and Praised the World 'Over, is Dr.Chase\u2019s Kidney-Liver Pills.à direct and combined action on s'and the liver, Dr.Chase's ills are the most valuable a ly medicine and positively cure: Constipation and \u2018all - forms of stomach: > Joh: te 72 First avenue, Ottawa, oe Je \u201cue wh br.bane, F Relier s for ringed ver and pains in Bi for a exctl lent results, of wife used them for stomach trouble, » palns- about the heart, and is en- Having both the Kidneys : | tively cured, They are: invaluable \u201ca faun- reds: of f \u201cwould ld not Pills the house.\"tebe do be bose, Be A d'éffective in ngtion.mardis.Pa it conte J wi ir «Hush Gi à PE Ing 5 a the siiftstin méasure to buy, thelr \u2018the WHEKT 1S WEAK, | Prices Decline Both in Chicago and Liverpool.Rains Did Not Cover All Sections of .\".Manitoba A despatch from Winnipeg says.While .the rain of Tuesday night was fairly general, points remain untouched.The famous wheat growing districts of Morden, Bolsse- vain and Plum Coulee still report no rain.Another despatch reports: The long looked for rain has come.at last and Manitoba generally received a thorough drenching.This downpour started early Tuesday evening and continued till late at night.Raports are in from gll quarters of the province, showing thal.the rain has n general and has fallen in copiqua quantities.Grain men, miliers and others who are well informed on the state of the crops, claim that this rain will save a good proportion of the wheat, and will certainly be worth many millions to the farmers.It is probably too Iate to save the bay crop, but the value to the wheat carinof be over estimated, afd the gloomy forebodiñgs so general last \u2018week, seem to be entirely dispelled.As a result of the rain, the price of wheat dropped two cents on Wednesday, while flour, which had advanced \u2018seventy cents a bag, bag fallen by 20 cents.The Liverpool wheat market was easy to-day, July closing 1d down at 6s 4d; September closing 1 LE down, at Gs § was 8 ay, 20.85 for June, and 2.30 £ % or Decar bar\u201d at ench weather was âne, Antwerp was steady.- rs caBO closed at oo 6-8c last night, on 8 a.easier m 2s low as 8s during the moran; \u201c0d #0ld Mr.T.G.Craiz.of Detroti, writes | Messrs.James Carruthers and PA wy horns are not quite as long as ere a day or two ago.The bail teelin gotten altogether too unanimous.nes chambermaids, doctors, lawyera, Cooks and widows are falling over e other to buy wheat, it is time for an ordin individual to keep out or let them have all they want.Until this class gets fllled up, Dy nmyo MA RIRE IE 6 sale on rail * AL M MARKE tes.\u2014 + siderable eaging off during t few days.Oats gold at 3%4o yesterday, but are said to have declined fully Mc since, though no sales were reported.anitoba wheat has declined greatly, but dealing 1a reported very 1 lent, a.hitoba No.1 har when afloat, Fort William, was Juoted no! al, agoted at Se to 2 A afloat; 0.cuis ed af afioa 0 oat for rye,\" 4 for No.1 barley in 4) barley, 6c for export: abue wheat, 574c afloat.AY\u2014Dema is.good and prices firm for too grades \u201cand edsy for low.Cholc AR AAA clover.$6.50 0 $7.50 per ton on ti At Boston, hay 18 - gr 3s To ve for» best grades, and at 4.60 for lower grades.w York the Te age firm.y to-day, but a declining wheat market must eventual-.iy effect potations are: Winter wheat % Penis: .35; oR: Ma rollers, $8.75 in bags, $1.80 Manitoba poteau 5; strong bakers, a 65, © ROLLED OATS-The market bhows considerable change just n alers are ogetin Stock at $3.30 to 8.83 a var or $1.60 674 à bag, deliveréd \u2014Quotations are are: anions Paar n- gs.3145 norte.$17; moul ie, as \u201cbags.0 $34 er on, including MANITOBA WHEAT.Nps ial to the Star.) Spe June 28.\u2014Wheat, Fort wi un aient Fate, $6¢; Brandon freight ra.~ TORONTO GRAIN MARKET.TORONTO, June 38.\u2014~Wheat firmer; some red sold west at Ac; and at the close most, holders were asking 750 ; goose lower at 70c west ; Manitoba st at Mo Toronto and.west, 88c afloat Fort am.Flour\u20148t carp LX per cent patents sold at equal to $8.80 in barrels, and exporters said that about represented the market ac 2 thet r views.Choice brands held 20c hi Milif Feed Bioady ane \"150 for.shorts and.$12 for bran w Barley-Nomin i No.2 quoted at 400, middie a.Rye-Is nominal at middle freights a Corn\u2014-Firmer\u2014C yellow, wédt;- No, \u20183 new, Te rere yellow, bao Toronto, Onts\u2014Bteady; white are quoted at 23 1.east ; nixed, 3 1-2c, and white, Te to 5 Onimoat-Steady ; cars.\u2018and barrels, $3.20 for car lots, rares ., Poaz-Steady at êlc w 1-2c wi ep cattle market this m orn.téndency which mani: 2 he pride of à a n° e s ed, dnd butchers vero able 00ds a 8 shade easler.About price for good.Dutchers\u2019 cattle was ¢, ranging down to Can 5 4 s from : or small meats remain Found.yheao n E A irgrand rated progratime« of Atl afente\u2019 has Ask- to.See Our a $8.00 SILK BLOUSE Reduced to $5.98.| BERNIER & WEST, L Cor.St.Catherine and Uni- 1, versity Streets, 161 *nty1 FE RE Fp AP 151%aty1 Ladies\u2019 Extra Fine White Canvas Low Lace Shoes, made aoû bed tip, kid ned, nicely made an n sizes 2 24 to 8 $i.25 TEL MAIN 2880.en's extra fine quality White Cunvus low iace Shoes, soles, tip, new lusts, nicely made and 1.50 fntahod.sizes 9 .$ Bouts, same line, SJ, 75.GEO.G.GALES & co.137 St.Antoine St., Child's extra fine white canvas low lace shoes and strap slippers, sewn or turned soles, plain or tipped, kid lived, 75¢ spring heels, sizes ti to 101 Just West of Windsor Street 151ey1 Canadian Order of: Foresters.Annual Excursion to The Palace Steamers Bt.Logue, leave st.Gabriel locke am pres à pe tie ast Bend ww a ate xcellent iss a ety PE Tiekots, Agults 000, | Children bec.151°8 Sen BOUT DE L'ILE PARK is now at its best, well supplied with swings, \u2018benches,, hammocks, boat , pavilions, etec., th well e fields quipped rei restaurants\u2014 anks all aglow.ith flowers and rich with wild strawberries.The Montreal Terminal (Belt Line) Cars leave Lasalle Avenue, Maisonneuve, for Bout de l\u2019Fie every 10 minutes Monda, aye July Znd, from 9.00 «am.until i Buy your \u201cokets before boa: car.or ng \u2019 PROVINCE OF ung 3} IN THE \u2018SUPERIOR \"COURT.NO.2478.Mark Thompson Haldane, of the City of Ot- tario, a Tenleman.wi.in the Province of On in bla quality of one of the resid legatoes of the late rk Haldane, in nie lifetime cf the City and District of Montreal, mo of ths Plaintiff, vs.Robert Henry of the ity of Baltimore, in the at\u2019 of Maryland, one of the United States of America, Fran- ¢is Gibb Haldane, of the City and D et of ontreal, both in their quality of executors of the Jast will nd of tha late Mark aldane af .esald, ndan De fendasta are ordered to appear within one mon Montreal, June 37h, 1908: Cpe W.DORION, 151°nty3 Dep.Prothoootary, Boauharwols, | DOMINION DAY, i July 2ud, 1900, | \u201c2 ivre will f Grand Drubl Championship Lacrosse Event S.A.A.A.GROUNDS, SATURDAY, 30th June, 1900 JUNIOR LEAGUE\u2014 NATIONAL \u2018 vs.SHAMROCK.INTER-PROVINCIAL LEAGUE\u2014 SHERBROOKE Junior Game 2 o'clock.In: Parties vs.SHAMROCK.ing to Cornwall Dominion Day cap return sama termediate 3 o'clock.day on Shamrock spacial which leaves Cornwall at 8 ®'clock p.in., by purchasing tickets from aseociativn\u2014onty 16.15lsnty2 T.F, SLATTERY, Hon.Sec, ¥ L, Club.and Money Saved Oxford Their special patented purners heat is furnished with very little styles\u2014all low price Easy Cooking all Summer \\ GAS RANCE.are so constructed that an intense They're a guaranteed economical success\u2014made i in many sizes and Bold by leading dealers everywhere, Salt widicl them, 147snty2 2aw e Tue Gury Massa Company, LIMITED, MONTREAL.: St LA INSOLVENT NOTICE In ro H.DESJARDINS & CO., Lachine, P.Q.Sale by auction at No.80 St.James street, Montreal, on FRIDAY, 8th July, 1000, at 11 o'elock.ss of gent's furnishings, hats \u2018ana AL ne mh Fixtures.mosstunsses seninnes acer 000 .so na Store will be open on Sth July.KENT & TURCOTTE, 97 Bt.James street, .\u2019 > Montreal.MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers.AILIFF'S -\u2014 PROVINCE -OF QUN- bec, Distrito ot Montreal.So: So.Clr cuit Court, Couture, - n nd.hard, Detendant, lois, Inter- venan 8 On the seventh day of 1900, at ten ot the ¢lock Iri_thé forencon, 104 Windsor st., City _of Montreal: il be sold.by = .\"#% C.Montreal, 18 1 COUNTRY PRODUCE.The Butter Ma rket Is Gradually - \u2018Declining.Cheese Is Easier Also, and Other \u2018Lines ines Steady.0 B \u2014It t 1s un understood that, ow?to difricy of maki & arrangements with pu dné of the large factories of the Wet Bhefford combination consigned their output to a city merchant.detalls of the arrange omenty however, were not- known.sale\u2019 finest wi to an expor Teor À ere, this morn! BNE at 20c, bu range Tower\" than this Ge ver 5 tron estern dealers: payin 16% 6%0 ta _to-d were ; Beh, ET a market fee a dull a and easy.One er would not give o for uebec here, and did mot, nine t tern Totwreh np to:9% at cs otal = Ho.were pu The public pT wos age ot Boaters are not very particular ull that prices can hardly be ound in rood, sells a of to 80 pounds at at Bsc each.Loc 8 Are pay Pounds.Patoce is re-selll ng at 45e à bag ONDY ~White comb Is quoted at i to 17c in seotions: dark comb at 10 to Las to 10c à pound; dar ln market A ons a $4.55 for first pots, cations\u2019 re .or t pots, 15 to $4.20 for seconde, and first pearls at $5.20 to $5.30.ANS.\u2014 The market 1 dull, choice primes being offered at $1.50 in 50 bag lots.H \u201crie market 19 sieady ât 13 to 180 for aholoes fair to good, o 10¢.RAEBURN'S SHIPMENT or HORSES., The no x of loading the steamship Rae- \"th he r Cargo ho! burn T horses for South Africa mith De to-day, and is expected that the vessel will have her full carga pnd be ready to _sall at daylight tur mornin versal consign- \u2018men of horses ave Satready - Westarn Ontarlo, and ing last pret is ts way ©.o of the e Raeburn, Las £ on tion ox lent facilities of 0 the Yes ake horses will land in otha Africa Ç this causé, :.Pt Conditions per 131 %1 STEWART Special Clearing Sale of Summer Russet Boots and Shoes Now On.Men's Russet Boots, American maké, extra good value, prices range from $4.00 and $4.50 up to 86.00, less ten per cent.Men's Russet Boots, od Prices $3.00, 83.50, $4.00, $4.50, less 10 All odd lines, where there are but a few pairs left.Your choice at HALF PRICE.Children\u2019s Tan Boots\u2014See our $1.00 assortment.|W.H.STEWART, 2295 St.Catherine Street.Canadian make.cent.Montreal Street Ballway Company.L NOTICE.; \u201cA Special \u20ac General Meeting.sé coon To BY MARCOTTE BROS.of furniture, compnisin ¢ Splendid upright pla rn, 220 furnis n| or parlour, dining room, offices, kitchen, ef fine lots of 5 ace curtains, portieres, \u201cpie: tures, crockery, silverware, eté:, etc.rolls of carpet and English oil cloth, by \u2018the vatd and fn lots to suit; furniture room, Ohadibers, Te Ab 19 o'clock Noon, on.MONDAY, the sth trizerators.STE machine, -sofas, day of July next, » Also a fine lot of deco 2 nd-hand furs rpose Free \u20ac wit om a vate hous fes Gta puis Ma tatin an the supply out the feast reserve, Friday, June electrio powez.t store, 1602 and 1696 Notre Dame 3 .By order of thy Board, \"sale at 2.80 o'clock.MARTIN H.WATTS Fectetair.jpponiys Atotizneens,\u201d Montreal, Ath June, 1800, 147satyS law i em mom TENDERS.\u2018 HOTEL, ALE ONIA SPRINGS, ONT.pooped ten dors, marked Tenders for Will be oproed 15th.; Pure white eulphur bathe of ntreal Cath to éth iven 10 hotel, Excellent table pod ail cemforts of oon, for the suppl oals (f 9 Mineral watère free to Rates and stove) 280 Brewesn pases beat and stove, Bus tree.| the schools of said commission.\u201d iMrntys JOHN 8.MCDOUGALLE,- O6Paty BÜeed - Prop.Baur SALE \u2014 PROVINCE OF due.bec, District of \u201cMontreal, No.900.ting cash, NATOLE CHERAI IER, B.S.C.Montreal, 361 26th Barre SALE \u2014 PROVINCE or Que.Distriot of Montreal.No.2084.cult Court.B.Bernard, Plaintiff, ve.cou sineau, Defendant.1800, at ten: of the clock in t condition as & trig of sont\u201d permit he Ten day of July, he_farenson, = Bars saun braces or QUE: bec, District ¢ yMontresi, No.8X2.Cjr- cuit Court.De, Lisle, Piaintiff, va.Ja F.Poste a and vir, Deten On amen HS day of July, 1900, at ten of Ty clook in foren real, wil be soid, by aut t a BRT pod 20th June, od B ra Moriraat aA Te.ui, ave.its Sh Biel, Bole Bhd?nl .ve t elon rents of Jui, 2000, oat ne e a où Montre re 8 = by metho in o ontrea w soi auth + scolds chattels \u201ca hts Defend cause, ning of = Ir ol ets.Condt- Sb, B at Montreal Ac.Montreal ry THE MONTREAL D 4 A0 FPE .ve} 3 AILY STAR\u2014THURSDAY, JUNE 28 \u20181900.- John Murphy & Co.End of the Month Sale On FRIDAY and SATURDAY.Depts! For Example 8 « « + Exceptional Outing Bargains in all .§ \u201c An assortment of Shirt Waist pnly .: Fine stock of Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hats, latest novelties, to clear at Half- price.75 Sample Parasols in beautiful Jesigns, striped and china silk, worth, $6.50, and $7.00, to clear at 50 Children\u2019s Parasols, marked 45c and 5oc, to clear at 10,000 Men's Cotton Wash Ties, Four-in-hands, Bows and Strings, \u2018worth 10 to 15¢C each, to clear at 300 doz.Men's Pure Linen Hemstiched Handkerchiefs, all perfect, worth 35c, 33c and 3cc, to clear at 75 Patterns of Fancy Dress Mu 25c, choice for s AA AAAAAALLAL AAAAAAAAAALLLLD ALLL WT VV VV YTV EVUOO » s, worth 81,00, $1.35, $1.50 for .47c $2.50 $3.00 and $3.50 25 \u20ac .3 1-2¢ 18c AARAAAAAAANR ARAAARAMANMAMANAAA worth 20c and lins, all colours, « .10c per yard.E>Remember Our Great Basement Attraction Sale of numerous first-class household articles at only half their regular value.VV VV VV IVY CIOIOIO AAAAAAAALL vv JOHN MURPHY & CO., 2343 St.Catherine Street, Corner of Metcalte Street, b Terms Cash.Telephone Up 933.15151 ARARAAMAAAAAAMAAAAA IVINS A Next Morning \"Use \u201c\u2018\u2018 Dentofoss\u201d\u201d\u2014for the teeth.\"Will clear the mouth.\"Will remove that reminiscent taste.\"Will refresh and cleanse the tongue.Send new, fresh blood coursing through the conjested arteries, stimulate and invigorate the salivary glands.\u201c¢ Dentofoss,\u201d cold water and a tooth brush are as good as a seltzer and easier to take \u2018*next morning.\u201d at when you wake up.Powder or paste\u2014at all druggists.* | Besides it's handy to get réééééééélihhe \u20ac A \u2014- LITTLE DAMP poor kind.Now and then does not hvrt Good Summer Fur- niture\u2014You can't help leaving -it out-on the lawn occasionally in a shower and then it warps out of shape If it is not good, Our Summer Furniture is the best you can get, and it costs very little more than the Vz 9 Ye 652 Craig Street.bbhhbbhibbbbd RENAUD, KING & PATTERSON, 2442 St.Catherine.Street, 1B1tyl RIS SSG SS GF IIISHHR Roofers and Asphalting Cement and Tile Work.Cement Wash Tubs, Oil Cabinsts, Building Papers, Roofers, Materials, Stove Linings, &¢' Jeorge W.Reed & Co., 783 à 785 Craig, Factors 37 Oller 8t.7 tnt Ancona x IDEAS ON HOUSE DECORATION Write for our Booklet, illustrated in colors.Mailed \\ >aty 80004 THE ELLIOTT & ROX CO,, XOWO ¥ To.\u2018 REE kre de oa ba Ù F5 4 à PICHLéSTEEL ARC APILLS A REMEDY FOR IRREGULARITIES.Buferseding Bitter Apple, Pil Cochia, Pennyroyal, ete, Deak Chemists or pont free for 9150 from * KVANG & BUN$, LTD, MONTREAL, or MARTIN, Pharmaceutical Chemist, SoUTHAMPTON txe.85 *nty eodtf LADIES, BOYS and GIRLS $L00 for an Hours Work.NO MONEY REQUIRED.d us your name and address and we paid, 20 coples of the latest sheet music, vocal and Instrumental.Sell them at 10c each, return one dollar to us, and keep one dollar for your trouble.The same music ts sold in your town af 25c and 5c, 80 you can easily sell the 20 in an hour.Che ow.HOME FROM THE WAR \u201cWilliam Mitchell, of West- mount, Saw Hard Fighting at the Front.IMITATED THE BOER TACTICS.Wounded in Shoulder and Had Eye Pierced By Poisonous Thorn.William Wood Mitchell, who was in a British volunteer regiment in South Africa, is now at his home on Hallowell street, Westmount.He was invalided home, and is still quite ill from the effects of fever and wounds.Previous to his enlistment he was in the United States navy, but went vut to South Africa soon after the war started, and joined a volunteer regiment at Port Elizabeth.This regiment was chiefly engaged in skirmishing, their plan being to imitate the tactics of the Boers.They ad not been long at this mode of warfare when Mitchell met with a very painful accident.One tactic was to shoot at the enemy and drop down quickly behind a rock or in a hollow, and while doing this he dropped on a thorn bush, and a poisoned thorn penetrated bis eye just about the eyeball.e fought on, however, and- did- not take care of his eve properly, and it is in à serious condition now.Much of their skir- wishing was done in the vicinity of Coles- burg, but they afterwards went near De far.While engaged about forty miles from e Aar they were taken down with fever, and all died but Mitchell and a Scoten comrade.During his work he received a severe shoulder\u2018 wound and went about for à couple of days with his arm hanging.This was more than he could stand.He was sent to the hospital, and through the kindness of authorities was sent to Philadelphia, from which place he was brought to his home.He is\u2019 now in the hands of the doctors, who are trying to save his eye, and who have used the x-rays on it.He is not able to talk much yet, but his family hopes that he will soon be able to leave his bed.He is a son of Mr.Alex.Mitchell, of 95 Hallowell street, Westmount.WRIT OF CERTIORARI Secured by the Street Railway Company Against the Recorder.a THEY WERE CONDEMNED TWICE ON THE SAME DAY.Mr.Justice Mathieu has granted the tition of the Montreal Street Railway for the issue of writ of certiorari to appeal from the conviction of the company prunounced by the Recorder tor: defective car service, It is alleged that the company waa condemned twice 10 $23 and costs for infractions of the by:law on the same day, and that this is contrary to article 41 of the by-law.The City Attornev, Mr\u201d J.L.Ar chambault opposed the issuing of the writ.Mr.Chas.Archer represented the company.The case will come up on July 3rd.FIRE STATION TO COME DOWN.Building Inspector Has Condemned No.9, Situated on Centre Street.Mr.Chausse, Building Inspector, has condemned old No.9 Fire Station, on Centre street, and there is mo doubt but that it will soon be pulled down.Chausse\u2019s report, condemning the building, will be made to the Fire Committee at its next session, No.9 Station is a venerable structure, which years ago should have been abandoned as a fire station.The Chief of the Fire Station has made numerous reports against it and prayed the Fire Committee for a new station in its place, but all to no avail; the cry of lack of cash was always made and that was the end of the matter.Ald.Hart, Chairman of the Fire Commit- eo upon being informed this morn: that the old station had been condemned, sid he was glad of it; in his opinion, the place was not fit for a dog to live in much less human beings.Ile hoped the committee would be able to see ite way clear now to build a new station in this istrict.ar.SALARIES OF CITY EMPLOYES.Committee Will Endeavour to Have Them Put on More Equable Basis.Some months ago the City Council appointed a committee to investigate the question of the salaries of civic employes, and whether or not there were too many employes.When the committee has got through with its report work, a report will be made to Council.It is expected that a number of drastic changes will be suggested in the report.The committee decided to hold all its meetings in secret and this has given rise to considerable discontent.One of the members of the committee was seen this morning and stated that the salary committee was doing its utmost to put all the civic employes on a' better footing as regards salaries and work.It would likely be September before the report in question would be ready.ATTORNEY-GENERAL LOSES.| Mr.Justice Taschereau Advises Him to Pay Costs of an Action.Mr.Justice Taschereau has dismissed the case of the Atorney-General against the St.Lawrence Investment Society and recommended that he pay the costs incurred.The suit had been taken ex-officio at the instance of one of the shareholders to annul the charter of the society on the ground that the society had exceeded its powers.But the court found that the society had acted clearly -within its powers.It had been alleged among other things that the society had not furnished a detailed statement of all its receipts and expenditure; that it had exceeded ite powers in the issuing of stock; that it had borrowed money legally; that it had paid interest illegally, and that it bad made false statements.ni EXCHEQUER COURT SITTING.Mr.Justice Burbidge, of the Exchequer Court, beard drgument yesterday in the case of C.H.Letourneux against the Queen for damages arising out of the flond- -ing of his property by the iviere St.Pierre.Mr.Marechal represented the plaintiff, and Messrs.Hutchinson and Globensky the Crown.ARS TAKEN BACK TO TORONTO.Adelard Cloutier, a commercial traveller, who was arrested here at e request of the Toronto police authorities on Tuesday.war taken to Toronto last night for trial.The charge against him fn that he obtaln- ed money under false pretonces from a Quebec firm which he was representing while in Toronto.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 +02 PETITIONS WILL BE CIRCULATED The members of the congregation of St.Mnry's parish, determined at a meeting held last night, to circulate petitions throughout the parish on the question of repairing the school, It is sald that the people of Bt, Mary's/ will hold out strong.1y ugainst any change in their schoo: system.: ; SEWERS BRAN BOILING TAR.\u2018 About noon yesterday the western ana centre divisions of the fire brigade were boi T¥E 4a £% ta \u2018 called eut to quell a biase at the tar bolr- ing establishment of Messrs Geo.W.Reea & Co., roofers and pavers, Oller street.Owing to the inflammable nature of the material the flames spread rapidly, ana only the direction of the wind preventea the loss of the whole building.Five streams were turned on the flames and in half an hour the fire was under control.For a long time afterwards melted tar was running down the sewers in streams.\u2014}wmmtrg- - WANT À DOMINION BY-LAW, Members of Agsociation in Convention Thing Plumbing Should be So Regulated.The Master Plumbers\u2019 Association was formally opened at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, at St.Joseph's Hall.President Harris addressed the delegates, welcoming them to the city.Mr.W.H.Meredith was appointed to replace the vice-presid- ent who was unable to attend.The officers present were: President, J.W.Harris; vice-president, W.H.Meredith; sec- retary, P.C.Ogllvie; treasurer, W.H.Meredith; provincia) vice-presidents, HA.Knox, John Watson, R.Ross, Jos.Wright,Frank Powers:also delegates from all the principal cities from Halifax to Vancouver.A committee on resolutions was appointed to recelve and consider all communica tions and reports.The greater part of the afternoon session was devoted to the reading of communications, most of which were of interest to the trade only.The committees appointed at last year's meeting reported.The sanitary committee dealt with the desirability of obtaining a Dominion bylaw to regulate plumbing.It was suggested that this end might be obtained by an addition to the Public Health Act.The re- th 1g officers and the executive committee alsu presented reports, which were referred to the committee on resolutions.In the evening the convention met at 90 8t.James street.Mr.Giroux, president of the local association, presented to the delegates addresses of welcome in both languages.A committee of five was appointed to meet the wholesale men this morning.After adopting the secretary's report, the convention amended article 12 of the Assoclation constitution, by adding the words \u201calso any change in officers from time to time.\u201d The report of the legislative committee was sent back for further consideration.ST.BRIDGET'S CHURCH STRUCK Lightning Rendered Two Ladies Unconscious at Early Mass.St.Bridget's Catholic Church in the East end was visited by lightning yesterday morning.One of the assisfant priests was celebrating mass in the presence of 2 number of the congregation, when a shock was felt and the dazzling light re- vealed to the assembled people that lightning had struck the steeple.Consternation prevailed for the moment.Two ladies were momentarily blinded and lost consciousness, but on being removed to the open alr quickly recovered.The only appreciable damage done was the disorganization of the electric wires.The house of Mr.A.Christin, near the church was also struck, but the whole damage there consisted in the splitting of a flagstaff, Pee MONDAY AT THE POST OFFICE.Dominion Day falling on Sunday, the 1st proximo, the Monday following will be observed as a holiday by Montreal Post Office.The outgoing afternoon mails will be closed at 19 am., and the night malfls at the usual hous.A mall for the BS.Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse will be closed at 8.45 a.m., and (supplementary) at 5.40 p.m.The wickets will be closed at 10 am.\u2018The lobby will bo\u2018open from 7 am.to midnight.fo Children Cry for CASTORIA.MU will guarantee that my Rhegmatism Core will relieve lumbago, sciatica and all rlieurnatic pains two or three hours, and cure in a few at UNYON.At ol Are t ealth and medi- 1 advice free.1606 Arch st., Phila.Nk 151°ntyl \u201c Silver Plate thax Wears\u201d MADE AND QUARANTEED BY WS A very complete line of this reliable brand in Tez-ware, Bake-dishes, Fruit Bowls, etc., and also latest patterns in 1 & 4 7 Rogers Bros.\u201d Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc.151%yl Ask to see our special line of Pique and Crash Skirts, worth $2.00, to clear\u2026 $51.19.BEBNIER & WEST, Corner St.Catherine and University Streets.1521 | | i American Sheet Steel Company Battery Park Building New York Manufacturers of all varieties of Iron and Steel Sheets Black and Galvanized ss Representatives for Canads B.& S.H.Thompeon & Company 86 St.Sulpice Street Mostreal 181%aty eod DR.COWLING'S English Periodical Pills.jure remedy for irregularities, a perfect regulator, fring reliable amd sure results; invaluable In femdle all ments, $1 and $3 a box.paid to any address.Mrs.Cow so Metcalfe st., uear St.Catherine, Mentreal.No sign, walk in, office 1st flat.For sale by all Druggists.232ty eod tf A WM.CURRIE, Clothier.Purchase y.Summer Clothing Men, Young Men au Boys Wm.Currie, 1967 Notre Dame St.Given Away Free \" FOR FROM Clothier, 251ty1 EAD OUR OFFERS, hite Week's portunities still continue.\u2018The offers we have made for this week in Whitewear, Muslins, Children\u2019s Dresses and Pinafores, and White Goods of all kinds still hold good.We only break in on the store news already planned for to-day to tell you of a few Needed Things for Dominion Day.Prices are specially low on all stocks now, so you may make quite a saving on all necessary purchases for Dominion Day.These few items are only hints: FANS.We've put a special Jot of fans on a _ counter and marked them all at half price.They are serviceable fans too.You may have them now for 3 1-25, 6e, 10e, 12 1-2c, 2Uc, 22¢c, Bic, and many other prices.GIRDLES.A handsome lot of metal girdles, narrow aad wide, gold and silver finish, worth from 25c to 5Uc, all now av 25¢ each.* Pulley Collars.We've just received another lot of those popular pulley collars, in black, Blouses.We offer you the very begt in blouses at a less price than you'll get them elsewhere.Percale blouses in Oxfol stripes, $c each.Checked Organdie Blouses at 75c.A handsome lot of striped dimity blouses, $1.25.: Summer Skirts.A special lot of duck and pique skirts worth 31.50 to $1.75 deserve to mentioned again,.at 98c each.Not such another offer in the city.Revere Collars.ique and lawn A nice new lot of white, n, blue, beliotrope and revere collars, with long and short ink.ey are the kind you pay $1.40 ends.In pique at $1.25.In lawn at or in other stores\u2014OQur price $1.00 S0e and 90e each.y 15131 Can't Scratch.\u201c\u201c Sobrite \u201d will not scratch anything because there is no grit in it.It is not made of ground sand, silica or any other gritty substance.It is the best cleaner because it does tts work quicker and better.As good as an extra pair of hands.Sold everywhere.| SOBRITE Hs Rapid action cleaner, will not scratch 151°ntyl Given Away F ree glven free to all buyers of 1.pound of -ANY PRICE TEA, Ceylons, Indian, Japan and Greens, MINARD'S PILLS purely vegetable RF À Aides} 3 farowa) as 43 ne dE But ae 27 ve 2 dead IP Gleb] 5S 2000 foll unequalled offers, which are Ky ou fa ja object of inducing made added to the price of the tea.That sells on its own FOR, DOMINION DAY.only, ve our pod for Ten D e ua 0 MERITS.A Few of our Bargains SUGARS.BEST GRANULATED, 3.C.BRIGHTEST YELLOW, 3C, CROCKERY.Toilet Sets\u2014Eipon, Bo liow: green, pink and blue, 10 pleces.new designs, regular price $4,530.Sale i.an\u2019 8 63.25 Bete ln Oolored Décorations re 6175 97 pisces, best Eng.Sets\u2014\" i marr prov .» For WEDDING PRESENTS and designs.Prices of our goods are not Py bpd Hanus \u2026 designs In different colors, regular price $7.50, Bale price .$5.50 in ar, Choose de his ets \u2019 , - x TEAS a TRIAL.es, BEARS z 2084 Notre Dame Street.We do just what we say.The presents are absolu give ly free ; their value is not in any cnad Your cholos of any of theses pleces of Cut Glassware given away frees to all buyers of 11h, of Tea.cojored Water Sets (@ Glasses, Tray and Jug), Bal is, Siok op Bale lms St nto Baur odd Hocus of CET 4 Doors West.of Chabolllez Square, Soe Births, Marriages and Deaths, see page 18.St, James st- THURSDAY, Juné 2th, 1900, A Double Header To-morrow Friday Bargains and July Cheap Sale A Combination of Events that will make the last Friday in June Memorable.Instead of waiting till next Tuesday to commence our great July Cheap Sale, The Big Store starts the ball rolling to-morrow, in ample time to be of practical benefit to thousands of holiday shoppers.July is the housekeeper\u2019s harvest time for bargains.It is the time when manufacturers and importers are crowding out their stocks, It is the time when your dollars have double their purchasing power at The Big Store.To-morrow will be the greatest Bargain Friday ever recorded, Besides the advantage of Friday Bargains there's the double advantage of buying anythlog at July Sale prices, Notre Dame Street.Montreal's Greatest Store.s- BALANCE SOLD TO-MORROW MEN'S \u2018The Allen Manufacturing Co.\u2019s Stock WHITE Ladies\u2019 White Underwear{}\u2014#* \u201crants FR Just 200 pairs Men\u2019s White ÿ: Duck Pants, finished with = straps for belt and extras SNS buttons fer suspenders, and the regulation three inches hem, well made throughout, and up-to-date.Regular _ price 0c.Friday price 75¢ Last Friday there was phenomenal selling): of this magnificent stock of Ladies\u2019 high class White Lingerie, more than half the lot had disappeared before closing time.The balance will go on sale to-morrow and it's hardly possible there will be any left for after lunch customers If you want to participate in this great bargain feast it will be necessary to come here in the d forencon.The Big Store offers the balance of {.this magnificent stock at the same prices as the Allen Co'y.sold them to the trade, which means Croquet Sets.$ 33 1-3 per cent.off regular prices.ee Outing Skirts and Silk Waists 4% To.22 Never before was such a bewildering prefusion of handseme sum- SAF EEA oa Nr at ä mer Skirts and Silk Waists scen as those displayed in the Big Store\u2019s Costume salon, specially priced for Dominion Day needs, Cheap Cool Skirts.Silk Waist Offerings.Ladies\u2019 Newest Crash - well 195 Croquet Sets, made of Hardwood nicely varnished and well finished, with 4 Croquet Balls, 4 five inch mallets and Len heavy steel wire wickets, two bi stakes, nicely colored, all put up in 78\u20ac strong box.Special Outing Skirts, Ladies\u2019 ' made and flnisned, las very stylish et atte morth 0c.Friday's Silke Shirt Waists, thor- and Books Are in It Too Price .27¢C oughly well and stylishly ¢ * 1000 MANHATTAN SERIES of Summer made, with white Hnen Holiday Books.July Sale \u2018Price only collars, worth $2.50, Fri- ohday y 5C Ladies\u2019 Stylish White Duck Outing Skirts, day's Price $I 79) 20 FULL SATIN CLOTH BOOKS, a very wide, inverted : .grand selection for summer and sea- c pleat back, deep hem, 2 well made, worth Kôe, Ladies\u2019 pretty Silk Shirt Walists in a good ¢ assortment of styles and colourings, shirred lawn joke, full front, with 1 side 500 JOB CLOTH BOOKS (were 200) gc 1000 ASTOR SERIES of Popular Standard rich red cloth, paper and type pe equal 30\u20ac to best.Our regular price 63c Friday's Price, 55c Ladies'Stylish White English Duck Skirts, sundried collars, worth di A trimmed colored bands, $3.30, Friday's Price, annual Volumes to clear includic ng Sun- \\ worth $1.50, Friday's aor ed from $1.50 to 120 Price .20,000 CLOTH BOUND BOOKS, all kinds, to suit every axe and taste, at all prices from le upwards.EVERY PRICE x SPECIAL JULY SALE ONE.Sailor Tam Special 475 of these White Duck Sailor Tams, bound blue, with blue silk rib- n band with worked names, worth 3 Fri- da, \u201d > 1904 25 only Chil- se \u2018dren's Blue Duck Tama, worth à 30, Friday .g9c.pat arp Na te Ptr \u2018The Climax\u2019 in Shirt Waist Bargains Te-morrow The Big Store reaches the climax In Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waist bargains Compared with this event, The Shirt Waist hap penings so far this season are entirely eclipsed.Made from Ging- ; hams, Percales, Cambrics and Batistes, they show a superiority over all others in point of value.A Big Lot of SHIRT WAISTS _ Another Lot of SHIRT WAISTS - 23C In Percale and Muslin, in farci \u2018 \u2018Percale and variety of designs and Se SN colours.some with white Gingham, in a large Holiday Belts and some with coloured range of patterns.color- iG \u2026e 5 Heavy ñ | n r ings and styles, some with white, some with coloured cellars, worth 65c.Friday 3 2 Cc collars, yoke backs.full fronts, perfect fitting, original price from 6oc te $1.15.a LTe D Harness Buc- 9 Lie, ail colors, usual 10c kind, Friday, 4iC og, Erle, Les Sh, Ses, ia \u201cStylish Wash Fabric Bargains, ote 9 SUMMER CORSETS AGAIN The balance of last lot of these desirable and cool corsets at special price, There's: about 195 pairs, and they'll have a quick sale 0-morrow, ade in the usual careful nan.ner at the usual cheap price.Regular 50e Cor- These goods are reduced lower than ever The buyer of this department is determined that all these Wash Fabrics shall go out, hence the immense reductions, Fancy Washing Delaines in useful stripes and spots, -vorth 8c.Friday\u2019s price - \" pe: Po 4c 7000 yards Crinkle Zephyrs, Dimity, Lace and Silkenette \"Wash Fabrics, worth 15c to a5c.Friday's price - 5000 yards Scotch Plaid Ginghams, Organdie and other makes of Summer Wash Fabrics.worth from 19¢ to 25c yard.Friday's price - - .i i.20 yard set, Friday - 23\u20ac 3 Fe .Dress Goods Specials) Special Silk Offerings Cheap Dinner Sets Special lot of about 1000 yards of New 200 yards pretty Colored Silks with piain Tt Dress Fabrics in a large variety of colors, White stripes, several choice shades, c English Por- worth from 150 to 25c yard.Friday's c worth 33c.Friday .25 celain Olina 9 100 pieces pure China Shire Waist Silks Dinner Seta,in- 930 yards fancy \u2018Dress Goods in à variet in 30 diferent colors, with avy corderi new avd pret- of colors and effects, double width, worth }stripe, will make handsome mais, 3 c pA colors, neat m 25¢ to 33c.Friday s Price, ¢ worth 3c.Friday's Price 7 oral borders 15 yard in pink, green, blue or brown, will not craze or discolor,full An Umbrella Special Special line of 100 Cotton Bargains Usetul Gray Cottons suitable for almost dozen Ladies\u2019 Gloria set for 12 per- any household purpose, inches R .Bons, wor wide.Friday's price 3C,,.481k Umbrellas, a.$6.00.Friday Usetul White Cotton, soft finish.a specially strong, well {| special $ 4.95 inches wide,worth 7c.Friday's ic made frame, a ' » price yard variety of fanc Good.Useful Pillow Cotton, 40 1 oh \u2019 od wide, worth 17c.Friday's price Cc es bandles, thase Tea Sets.9 yard were not made ood 250 English sell less than $1.30, Friday's special price .89c Tea Seta in finest porcelain china, in \u2026 Muslin Tams oS Forbaby boys.Just pretty blue A : SE Ph re kh es for) Ladies\u2019 Straw Sailors |Piok, green, ; ot weather.The popularity of brown decor- 200 White Lawn these Straw ilor ations, 40 pes.Hats will never dfe comple worth $2.50.Friday out.The Big Store Sombie be, $i 75 |: Wl Tams, lawn crown and embroidery brim and trimmed \u201cembroidery, À stocke has a worth 30c.Friday stock of them.\"This 24¢ - is e apecial.; Coal Children's Whi 200 Ladtes\u2019 Stylish Cond rep te Straw Sailor Hats, Oil Tas i justin Bon- some coarse wove, ne ull Jawn ruache some fine ove, | with and ties, worth ye.silk ribbon bands, Stove i : Friday s price .Hy oi worth 5c.Fri- c aay 8 price £.49 188 only Coal g | G ' , Oil Stoves re- pecia rocery .Offerings! ! ! a Eve: AX pure, everything fresh, t cast iron top, prices willintercat yon.English Sherbet Tho per 1.2 lo.tier > [10% ers at these mica front, 1 Regular.Friday .Regular.Friday.burner with Split Peas Be .bo i c & BM, larmalade «oe 112 retinned tea .nes .od 2] Beat Corn 5 I Ble Rio Coffee igs, : Ze Li kettle, similar mported French Peas 1240 10: Best Pastry Flour, 23ib .Me 5 to cut, worth Appleain3ib.tins .10 She Baked Rean « .IVe 8te 80.Friday's Kir.cest Creamery Batter .ix i Fresh Herrings .15c 10c ri y .c Ginger Chi Ze 4 p od .oi & B.Malt Vinegar\u2019 Quart Bot des Lime Juice Wo \u2019 49c Extra Special for Friday.Preserving 200 fos\u2019 Ves _ Res.Friday.Pain Kill .Res.Friday Kettles.Ladi *.BF 22 een 2 re bent of Prilte\u201d ce ee on un 8 34 Radway 19 Ready Relief % 290 best quality Cast en ume umal ce ee en es A Tumblers v.24 Williams: Pink, Pris \u2014 20 5 Iron Preserving Ket- 1 Shakers .2% Chase's Nerve Food .ov ees.BO 100 Berry Bowls [\".\", 10 (Bristol's Sarsapatilia .10 ties, Porcelain lined.x shes \u2026 ., .§ ER JAyer's Hair Vigour :: 170 tvs OR Soap \u2026 \u2026 Pears\u2019 Unacen ca Soap .Le : .2 Virgin Castile an, Friday, 2c THE s.CARSLEY Sh va 1768 to 1788 Notre Lame st.184-104 St.James ots.Grand assortment of Ladies\u2019 White Lisle Thread Gloves, in plain llsle with self and black backs.Honeycomb Gloves, Golfing Gloves, with mesh back and thick palm.Bicyclin oem honeycomb back, with chamols pal prices 20c u op to Hse, and 25 per vont.discount oi Millinery ! Parasols ! prices, ferten fententasten tenter tes teutantanton tan tantaten tentent Balen ud 8.0 F 2 2 9 0 0 4 8 0 0 0 0 7.2 4 2 2 2 2.2.2 2 2 0 8 8 8 2 a TT TI I TIT TT TT Ter Dress Skirts, Summer Costumes\u2014all wear.GLOVES.Ladies\u2019 Black Silk Gloves, from 3c to $1.00, and 35 per cent.discount off.Ladies\u2019 Tan, Thread, Taffeta and Silk Gloves, from 85e to 750 per pair, 25 per cent.discount off Mill Special reductions off Summer Millinery ; all trimmed millinery half price ; Untrimmed Millinery, 25, 33 1-3 and 50 per cent, off.Parasols ! Our entire stock of parasols to bæcleared out at special reduced SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.In White Muslin Robes, Ready-made Muslin Costumes, Ready-to wear new goods.Costumes, Boys\u2019 and Men\u2019s Outing Shirts, Summer Hosiery and Under- Wash Fabrics of every description.Boys\u2019 Grey, Fawn Lisle inery ! astenten tes ton factastentoctsetontactontontantentontonten te tententantenSoeten tentes tante State tata tt tt EN A SES a 000 0 000 0 0 026 40 0 50 0 0 AA TETE EE EE EEE ESS = TTT TF \u20ac Jackets, Capes and Summer Clothing.ED WELDON\u2019S JOURNALS FOR JULY.OGILVYS ÿ EE I I I I | Ty =p Spee me yei»] al?) TTT \u201cSTROUD'S 7 Teas and Coffees.Teas, 26¢ to 60c per pound Coffees, 25¢ to 40c per pound OUR ADDRESSES : 2188 Notre Dame Street 71 Bleury Street 668:8t.Lawrence Main Street 2329 $ St.Catherine Street Is St.Catherine Street 9} St.Lawrence Main Street.MONTREAL.151t1 CARPETS CURTAINS, .RUGS AND DRAPES.1884 Notre Dame Street, THOMAS LIGGET, 3s.St.Catherine St.moving rapidly under the pressure of steady demand.MONTREAL.AWA.15111 Have you seen our Ÿ EPPS\u2019S GOCOA D EFU cour RTI vas D2.50.\" * ee tatiaguiahes s ro ° Delicacy o of Favour, pe White Pique and Crash Quali Hye pi Pa Skirts Ÿ If you baven't gomforting to the nervous and \u201cyou should Our Re- dyspeptio, ERT EAN ES duced Price hE Pa ae a $n | 59.| EPPS'SCOCOA setts NATIVE § eases 0 dan\u201d ont H Lo ro MO Ar Aix Dévocte Incineration STEEL GOODS.First-class Manufactory at Solingen, speclalt; Razors and Scissors, wan &D energ * nd ; standing, who must be thoronghl ainted this trade nd bo tieglare to 's Gay { ATEN TEIN .pial, PERLE à RENE Never fade, but mays iop their .I 106 packet ob sll Cruggieis.BRAYLEY SONS & G0., Montreal J { I al SEEDS.SEALED TENDERS, Clerk, will be received, for two sheds erected on the Central Dump, for the focimeration Comm noon, FRIDAY, THE 6th JULY next.\u2018he plans and specifications may amined between the hours of 9 a.m.and 8 pm, at t the office of the City Sanitary En- y Hall.heration Committee reserves the en to reject the lawest or any tender.Be fo.Inoin he | tenders signe yd at the ation Committee following the reception ereof.(Bigned) Clerk\u2019s Off ca ty Hall, ce Montreal, June 26th, 1000.in the Department.addressed to the tee of the City, Jp to ox- will be opened by the undsr- resence of the interested rst meeting of the Inciner- L.O.DAVID, City Clerk.150\"nty 2 TENDERS WANTED.The Corporation Taki Be.John, ie ; 9 worth of Do prepered to receive tenders for of the Jiiage of Roberyal, marge TREMBLAY.WE GUARANTEE TO CURE privis dices} 25 TY SE Tar et norrhoea, osn, Gleet asd all mad your mes hid promptly aad Reh de or rey Wreny ie ene ot cl ares, Len.neo your BUGS, Gaby RAHA Tm RATS gma p1CH eal on N SENSE».Money returned ie! \" on Tos clear your Fa Bugy, .and house.T1 Main Street, Montreal; Powers ÉLIRE ian of worthless Imitotions.-_\u2026 : | id \u2014 x EDR ake SNS or ER Son TET s@F- Rosidents along the Lakeshdre should order thelr Dominion Day Supplies To-morrow, Subutban Delivery leaves Saturday - Morning, at 8 a.m.' : \u2019 - Friday Bargain Day T0-MORROW°S GREAT VALUES IN y ¢ \u2026\u2014 Just in Time for Tour Dominion Day Outing.Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waists.Ladies\u2019 Outing Skirts LOT 1 \u2014 Ladles\u2019 Coloured LOT 1 \u2014 Ladies\u2019 Natural Crash Outing Skirts, cut full .width and deep bem.Friday American Perec ale e Shirt * Waists, worth 50c, % 250 dozen only.Friday .LOT 2-Ladies\u2019 Fine Per- 256 .LOT 2\u2014Ladies\u2019 Real Irish - Crash Outing Skirts : cale Shirt sity cal new de cas ng made signs and pretty colors, w new C and Tac ve values, Ÿ rid ay 350 deep, pps, Frida 69\u20ac 3\u2014 Ladies best \u2018quality T 3\u2014Ladies\" ite Eng- \u2018American Percale Shirt ish X Pique Outing Skirts, cut Waists, olegant, stylish pat- full dth, and made with terns, $1.00 values.new style back, Fri- rida : 49¢ day y 750 LOT 4\u2014Ladies White OT i\u2014Ladies\u2019 Fine White American Lawn Waists with English Pique Skirta trimmed rows Swiss embroidery, heavy embroidery and inser- troie nts, new tucked tion, new style back.A splen- backs, a $1.25 waist.85¢ did $2.50 value.$l.75 Friday Friday .LOT 5\u2014Ladies\u2019 Fine White ferican | LOT 3\u2014Ladies\u2019 Eton Outing Suits in Lawn Waists made with 2rows of fine em- Denim, Coverts, White Pigue and Irish broidery, 14 rows tucks in front, $1.00 | Crash, trimmed Soutache braids, $2.93 tucked , $1.76.Friday regular $4.50 t0 $6.00.Friday .In 4 and 6 inch pots.7C 300 HOUSE AND BEDDING PLANTS, all varieties, To-morrow morning from 8 to 10 o'clock pot.The Sailor Hat is the Correct Headwear Friday we offer what is undoubtedly the biggest bargain of the season in these fashionable and popular hats, \u201c50 -dozen only Ladies\u2019 White China Straw Sailors, like cut, newest shape, trimmed white or black bands, ready to wear.The maker's price for this bat was 50c.Friday while they last 250 Children's Le Leghorn Hata, large flope, ele- | Ladies\u2019 Trimm ned Sa Sailors in white straw, gantly trimmed in fancy colored Silk 69C hax tome trimmed in Silk Chiffon, c Chiffon.A $1.50 hat.Friday at .to wear.A $1.25 hat, Friday w49 sailor \u201cThe Latest Fad, Point de Paris Rratyalderad Veils in white and crea to wear with A Big Bargain That Will Interest the Small Boys, Every Boy will want one for Dominlon 1 Day or vacation.Honey Comb Wool Sweaters in navy, whi cardi; tan, heather, ate.25 doz.will be offered Friday at ter inal, 49¢c For the Men Folks.We have the balance of our ble purchass, Men's Soft Front Neglige Outing Shirts, in flannel, madras muslin, gingham, ©.etc., with and without collars, some have cuffs.Th They are \u2018sample\u2019 * shirts, worth up to $1.60.Friday =.+» See the New Maisie Nook Bow at our Ribbon any, Goffared Neck Band and double bow front, ali oclors, worth $1.00.49¢ For the Early Shoppers Only, From 8.to 9 a.m.70 White Cottons, 37 inches wide, 5 yards to a customer only, + + 1» .18¢c Fancy White Grenadine Muslins, open designs, ee + + es s 6 320 5c Some Sensational Price Cutting in Summer Dress Materials For To-morrow's Sale we quote prices for ssasonable desirable Goods that cannot and will not be duplicated porhape in in Canada, certa inly not in Montreal, except at the latter end of August, when the season's past.e offer them now when you need them most.NEW LUZON FOULARDINES, in blue WHITE PIQUES for Summer Wear.As founds with white Pre iooks 71e tt the papantity le imited, we will only 1 © Foulard Silk, 106.sell] © yards » 1 gustoiner, Friday 7; c ODD LINES, Percales, Printa, Musli 5 in checks Dimities, eto, be to 10c \u2018values.frm.\u2019 5¢ and stripes, open work, 10c, Friday .5C ay .* * &5c to 350 WHITE MUSLINS, fine Swiss 256 to 35c COLORED DRESS Goops, Spots and Hemstitched Border Organdies, Odds and Ends, in plain and fancy Dress new, fashionable, our choice Frid Materials, all double fold.Friday (5c at y i 56 your chol >.at.20e LININGS, Real English Silesiss oc 8c to 10c LININGS, in Silesian and in colors only, Cambrics, in short lengths.Frid 5C| FIGURED FOULA RD SILES In the NEW LIBERTY SATINS, in au newest designs and colors, 65c, Fri c USEARIDE SERGES, 760.Friday 450 der SHEPHERD\" CHECKS, in pianos So broken! » Whi .ta black only, 42 imob.qu e, 29¢ ite, 42 inches wide, 90¢, Friday 19¢ | Friday Bargains Tnt Youll Need on Dominion Day Or any other day for that matter.Every one is a record breaker.' Ladies\u2019 White Collars, all »sizes, new prices shapes, 10c, Friday .- 50 new Satin .Be Ladies\u2019 White Lawn Tape Border Hand- a ru at in kerchiefs, the standard 5c value, Friday this city.We will ou 72 ot om, ot 1 more, To-morrow .65¢C 2:0 LADIES ping and SATIN PARASOLS, \u2018\u2018 Manufacturers\u2019 Samples,\u201d a splendid range of colors, styles the maker's prices for these Parasols ranged from $8.0 to $ capes \u2018choice of the lot Friday at $2.25 The ponts of our Big Lot of Laces in We have about 40 dozen Ladies Pure Silk White, Cream and Butter, 2 to 15 c Half Mitta, they're considered a aplan 4156 inches wide, clearing To-morrow at.5 did value at 25c.To-morrow they\u2019! go a Noedlas iu packages.\u2026.for for Gilt Beauty Plas, ~ Blouse Belt Pins.s s Pearl Buttons.RE Binding Braids.vu oo 1 C i Bone Buttons.ve Velvet Binding.mo.\" \u201c Hair Pins.2 Take a Hammock with you on Dominion Day.> > If you are going out to the coun- y try we are offering splendid line of Rope Hammocks, full see strong- FL \u201cws ly made, Friday at 75c.= are = cheapat \u2014.$1.00 : MO Strong CampStools .250, 50Camp Beds, folding - - - .$1.28 Figured Rubber Shestin, fore com ing.1,000 CURTAIN SAMPLE S, in PDR White, Ivory and Cream, ands 3 yarde Jagposes, 30 30 inches wide, Fri- 230\" long, your choice at .180, 260, 350 each New Art Ore : Friday gai: Carpet Squares for country resi- 69¢ New Art Matin \"Friday .- * dences.2x2 1-2 yards, Friday Heavy English Oilclot loft arta < 200 Remnants of Ollcloths, all widths, splendi patterns.Sand ie vide.9 6 3to B yard lengths, at half their value.per square yard 6 Basement Bargains for Dominion Day Outing, - C BASKETS, 500 * Sam aires ar and all kinds, with handies and da aay at HALF THEIR REQUEAR PRIS cover 7 Lei ae qe fr ot Pl tn jf ke Picnic Spirit Lampe, 78c, for., 450 |Pionic Knives snd Forks, 150, for .10c wire Dat Si Rene Be FO ide\" f7C Tore CREAM RERZERS Te 0405 beat made.Sng TL bm mH Bl i Friday .++ .3 Quart, $2.00.2 oases Misses\u2019 India Kid Buttoned Boots, Ladies\u2019 Im) French Kid Shoes, now spring heel, self tip, $1.50, for .$l.00 lasts, splendid quality, $3.00, for $l.30 Dominion Day Supls ui Provisions af Like Cost.- Worth Friday Fotted Meats in tin Bost in tins,.|.800 , tel ce re ee EE Pi, 08 JB pee EEE 2 be.White Frost Hour oso Visa 1?.BUNLIGBT SOAP in boxes containing 8 bars, Friday 13joy ® and Peel Streets and HAMILTON 9, * Pie Far ru > HAMILTON S .for Dominion Day or Vacation Time.asie ; .Three Rivers, Jacques Cartier wharf, 12.20.Sole ECC/ECECEE Watch Value.Our line of Ladies\u2019 W Watches surpasses in value anything we have ever offered.18k Goid Hunting, Elgin or Waltham, $30 to $75.{4k Gold Hunting, Elgin or Waltham, $18 to $45.14k Gold Filled Hunting.Elgin or Waltham, $14 to $25.Enamelled Chatelaine (Watches), $8.00 to $25.W Gun Metal Chatelaine Watches, $4.00 to $12, W Silver Chatelaine Watches, $4.00 to $12.00.Sent by mail on receipt of pricey R.A.Dickson & Co, Ww w Ww ! w Lo a A \u201d mn \u201d \u201d on a fs m n nm n mn n ECEECEECEECFEEEEEEEEEE Ww JEWELLERS, W 2261 St.Catherine Street.à, 151x \u20ac 3 n mn M m m nm n Mm mn fm A & AE EES EICEEEEREF > | Special Bargains in goods by the yard as we are going out of these 'lines: DRESS GOODS, LINENS, AUSLINS, ETC, Bernier & West, Corner St.Catherine and Uni- PE TETE STATS versity Streets.1811 LC I JV JD SJ JV, JD PJ JP JA) HOW TO SPEND DOMINION DAY.Many Different Attractions Are This Year Presented to \u201c7the Public.- eJoafoagentonfoae feedlot foofofoeorlede fe of effete] Gun shoot at Beauharnois.Lachine and Rapids\u2014Take 5 p.m.train.tunning and trotting races at Delorimier l\u2019urk.: .Royal St.Lawrence Yacht Club races at Dorval.Hudson on the Lake and Rapidse\u2014Take C.I'.R.12.30 p.m.train.; Baaærball \u2014 Montreal and Syracuse will play morning and afternoon.: Ancient Order of Hibernians\u2019 picnic on Shamrock A.A.A.grounds ail day.St.Anne's and Rapids\u2014Take C.P.R.12.30 p.m, or G.T.R.train 1.30 p.m.Bout de L'Isle Park\u2014Cheap fares; cars leave Lasalle avenue every ten minutes.Carillon\u2014Steamer Sovereign goes through Lake St.Louis and Lake of Two Moun- ' tains, coming home by the Rapids.Rt.Gabriel's T.A.and B.Society ex- carsion to Lake Nt, eter.Steamer Lake St.Louis and Rapids \u2014 Steamer Duchess of York will leave foot of Prince street.Canal Basin, at 1.30 p.m., and St.Gubriel Locks 2 pm.Tickets on board steamer, Tnerosse- Montreal (Tub goes to Toronto: Shawrocis to Cornwall, and Nationals to Ottawa, In the Interprovincial League, Quebec will play Montreal I.on the MA.A.A.arounds.Dannnion Day exenrsion-Tickets to all | A, points on the C010 RL, GOT.Ro and Ines tercolomial Roadways and return may be obtained at single fare, good to leave on Saturday and return on Tuesday.a ve ae ATTRACTIONS AT THE THEATRES.H+ Veste Theatre=\u2014\"Cyrano de Ber- Ecrar.\u201d ?and 8.Arena Comic Opera, 2 and 8, Nohmer Park -Vanideville.3 and 8.Theatre Roval -Vaudeville,.2 and 8.\u2014\u2014\u2014 emo \u2018 A CABMEN\u2019S ASSOCIATION.The cabmen of Montreal.will meet to- norrow evening In La Patrie Hall, 77 St.James street, in order to adopt the constitution of a new protective association.Livery cabman of the eity is personally interested In the matter and po anubt that the meeting will be a great EUCOCESS, \u2014\u2014\u2014 HER MAJESTY\u2019S THEATRE.Commencing to-night, the Baldwin-Me)- xille tock Company will present to the patrons of Hey Majesty's \u201cThe Two Orphans.which will hold the boards for the remainder of the week, with matinees nn Friday and Saturday.Next week.commencing Monday night the Baldwin-Melville Stock Company ST be seen tn a production of \u2018Cyrano de Ber- sora.an extremely nteresting one from beginning to end.The prices will remain the same, and the usual mutinees will be given.There will be i special holiday matinee Monday afternoon on account of Dominion Day, and there will be the usual matineces Wednes- ay.Friday and Saturday.; ï TRÉATRE ROYAL ORCHESTRA, \u2018The Theatre Royal orchestra, under leadership of Mr.Herbert he boen engaged for the summer season at the Riverside Park, which®pens next Suh- day.They have also been of a very high standurd, and these two Important engagements fully proves t efficiency.Mr.Spencer is to be congratar Special Notice.Great Beputations are Built on Solid Foundations.The reputation of our Pianos has heen \u201cmade by constant attention to details.ts f yo eho Behr B nts for the t tos.re Ares.and Whaley, Royce Pianos, -Thomas and Doherty Organs, Angelus Piano Players, ete.Warerooms, 144 Pee] street | (opp.\u2018Dominion square).to Montreal Daily Btar, pean The Geo treet abd \u2014 EXTERMINATE THE ENEMIES OF CHA, This Is Li Hung Chang's Advice to \u201cGood Citizens\u201d of the Empire REGARDING THE BOXERS.Empress Asked Ministers to Leave * Pekin\u2014Tantamount to Declar- a.ation of War.LONDON, June 28.\u2014The Foreign Office bas issued the following, received from W.R.Carles, the British Consul at Tien 'Te:n, undated, but probably sent June 24, and forwarded frem Che Foo, June 27: \u201cA note has been received by the Commissioner of Customs here from luspector General Hart (S.r Robert Hart) at Pekin, dated June 19, stating that the foreign legations had been desired to leave Pekin w.thin twenty four hours.\u201d The despatch is interpreted in some unofficial quarters as tantamount to giving the Ministers their passports, and as tantamount to a declaration of war, but as China does nothing like other nations the official opinion is that there is nothing to do but to await the course \u2018of events and to see what the Ministers themselves say when they are rescued.All the students at the foreign hospitals in Canton are leaving.Women missionaries are returning from the west river ports, There was a slight disturbance at Wo Chou Tuesday wi ile the women were embarking.The crowd shouted \u201cKill the foreign devils.\u201d ; ording to advices from Shanghai the Chiff@te officials, by direction of the South: ern \\Viceroys, are asking the Consuls, to agree to conditions \u2018\u2018ensuring\u2019\u201d\u2019 as the Chinese sav \u201cthe neutralitv of Shanghai and other coast cities.\u201d They are also asking that foreign warships shall not sail or an- cher near the forts, nor go to ports where there are no warships now.that their crews shall not go ashore, and that the protection of foreigners be left to the Chinese authoritics.These conditions are considered at Shanghai to be virtually an ul- trmatum from Viceroys Liu Kung Yih and Chang Chih Tung.The Consuls desire a sufficient naval and military force to back up their refusal to comply with these demands.The total naval force there now consists of 969 men, with 32 guns.The Chinese bave 6000 men, with six cums, in the forts and 10,000 men outside Shanghai with modern rifles and machine guns.The wagnitude of the arrangements Japan is makin} suggests provision against contingencies other than the suppression of the present disturbances in China.She bas chartered nineteen additjoual transports and now has;thirty-five in all.Ll HUNG CHANG BLAMES THE BOXERS.The Hong Kong correspondent of the Times, writing Monday, says: the presence of foreign troups at the capital is due to the Boxers, and he urges ail sections of the community in Canton to be ready when the occasion arises, to exterminate the encmies of the country._ \u201cNumerous ruffians are entering British territory.\u201d The Shanghai correspondent of the Times in despatch, dated yesterday, says: «À elegram from Niu-Chwang announces that the residents there fear an attack by the Chinese troops.The engineers and missionaries in the outlying districts have taken refuge in the foreign settlement, which is protected by a Russian gunboat.The railway is much damaged.\u201d The Parliamentary Secretary of the Foreign Office, Mr.William St.John Brode- rick, in the House of Commons yesterday, raid he wae at last able to announce the receipt of information of the relief of Tien Tein.He added that the Government had received two telegrams, one from the British zs 3 Ft Consul at Tien Tsin, wired June 23, by way of Chefoo, June 27, announcing that a British column under Major Maurice, of the Welsh Fusiliers, and a paval brigade, under Commander Craddock, had arrived at noon, 500 strong.The mesrage also said that 1,500 Russians were reported to be at the Tien Tain railway station and that 150 Americans and 50 Italians had also arrived.The second telegram was from Rear Admiral Bruce, dated Taku, June 25.It added to the above that Vice-Admiral Seymour was Teportedd to be ten miles from in REAR ADMIRAL GEORGE OC.\" REMEY, - 1 Who Has Been Ordered From Manila to Taku, $0 Command the Ameri- san Fleet in Chinese tod at the cornes 1s ablished.Sy Hugh G (Ir 3 t Le ontresl.Publishing offon Jet and 163 | TE rest.| Waters, \u201cLi Hung Chang officinlly announces that |.Brrr TE Shan ee LE CHINA A PLUM-CAKE FOR THE GREAT POWERS.© Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, Chancellar of | the Exchequer, who was the guest of the | Lord Mayor, Mr.A.J.Newton, and the bankers and merchants of the city at the Mansion House, last.evening, \u20ac ng of the difficulties facing a chancellor, who found three wars\u2014in | Africa, un | and Ashanti\u2014on his hinds at the same time said : \u2018 \u201cIt is difficult to know what are the scope and nature of the work before us in China.We cannot yet tell what were the precise a TR STAR\u2014THUKSDAY, 44 #1 JUNE #5, 1900.Co te gurantos as t ta kin, then still ground far au\u201c understandin-.; .nowevr, - = : case the self-confessed inabilty of vue au ment, and.would leave China in a state worse than that of actual war.In either event, it now apears to the satisfaction f the officials that there was absolute justification for such intervention as we -Qffered in China.NOTES OF CHINESE WAR.General Chaffee, who will command the American army in China, left Washington 10 4 \u2014ULAUKO 3 has ned wo 2 Admiral Seymour, until they were relieve provinces by way of Tien Tsin.(re trace .The accompanying map shows the ition, P Bey d Wedne jean troops be landed at Taku, on the Pei-Ho River, instead o sday night b fa.Fo LLAGE a Peas (Special to the-§tar) = __ NEW YORK, June 28\u2014The London correspondent of the New York Tribune at one o'clock this morning reviewed the Chinese situation as follows: The situs- tion in China is clearing slowly, but sure .The losses and dangere of the foreign ers at Tien Tein are now known to have been grossly exaggerated by rumour mon gery.There has been no massacre of for eigners, the casualties have been few and the damage to property slight.atches are received in Shanghai and Che agree in minimizing the perils to which the foreign quarter has been exposed, and a Eu ropean who has reached the coast from Tien Tein reports that there has been anxiety.but no approach to panic.The relief column which entered Tien Tsin on Sat urday night met with little resistance, although the Russian losses ure reported as four killed and 200 wounded; but the cas ualties of other detachments were very got.: Admiral Seymour's mixed force, which was retreating toward Tien Tein, does not i desperate a appear to have been in so \u20ac ight as the earliest and most sensational espatches indicated, and on Sunday it was only a three hours\u2019 march from the city.The details of the rescue of this force by a relief column 2000 strong are still lacking, but the return.of the entire body to the Tien Tain is a foregone conclusion.The safety of the foreign legations and refugees is now assured.e foreigners, with their own guards, were conducted out of the capital and placed under the protec tion of Admiral Seymour's force, which retired slowly toward Tien Tein with sick and wounded.The column was harassed 4 & \" e & : 7 MILITARY CAMB Î Te\" A LOYA! & 8 1YANG © RSENAL craft \u2018 Ld 0 e wo we S y nu\" Gagny Noap S NCL, 1 2 twelve and a half miles from \u2018lien Tain, held by the forces under Vice a a Russian Colonel.Admiral Kempff has requested that Amer- at Chefoo, presumably for the purpose of entering the ; immediate reasons for this furious outbreak.We do not know how far it extends, or will extend; nor can we tell what are the relations of the Chinese Government with those who at any rate in the first instance, appeared to be rebels against the authorities.\u201cIt is easy to see, however, that the first duty before the powers, among whom am glad to recognize the United States and Japan, is to rescue and defend their legations and subjects and to expect reparation for injury to life and property, ss well as to see that such things do not occur again.\u201cSince the war between China and Japan it has been fashionable to regard Chine as a plum-cake to be divided among the powers, provided the powers do not quarrel among themselves, I\" doubt whether any one \u2018among us would advance that view, and it has never been the view of Her jesty's present Government, which has always de.Fi hi ity of Tien 'Tsin, which has been the scene of several days\u2019 View of the Chinese city © European forces, the British and American 2 Wednesda 7 Lieut.Harper; his aide, accompanied fish.\u201cTt in expected that the transport, Grant, with General Chaffee on board.will arrive at Nagasaki about July 28, which would insure his artiyal at Taku by the first of August.The Tong Shan refugees and the foreign engineers at Chefoo estimate the Chinese troops now in the field as 25,000 drilled troops at Lutai, 25,000 at Shan Hai Wan, 16,000 driven off from Tien Tsin and 150,000 at Pekin.sp ; Despite all reports to the effect at least three American regiments placed at Generdl Chaffee\u2019s command, Acting Secretary Meiklejohn and Adjutant.General Corbin déclare that the Ninth 1n- fantry are the only troops ordered to service in China, and that while the Sixth Cavalry that ill be sired that there should be a stable Govern- EAE ht 1 WY pee AAC Y ment in China.At the present time, I believe this view to be held by all the wow- ers.REV.MR.MILLS MET A MARTYRS .DEATH.KE (Special to the Star.) .VICTORIA, B.C., June 28.\u2014 The Shanghai Mercury says that a member of the xers\u2019 Society, who saw the murder of Rev.Mr.Ellis, of the London M: and of a Chinese missionary at Kung Tsun, gave the following «account of.the tragedy: Co \u201cOn the twelfth day of the fourth moon, the Boxers numbering fifty-seven, .the river Tsz-Tsun and met the two mis sionaries in a boat.They knew the Chiriese was a Christian, and at once atacked bim, wounding him with their swords.Then they dragged him out of the boat and tied him to a tree at the riverside.\u201cThen Mr.Ellis was tied with him and Mr.Chao, another Chinese missionery found.His toes and thumbs were bound together, and he was carried ta a tree near where the others were hung up.\u201d The arms of the missionaries were cut off , their heads hewn off, and after the.bodigs had been disemboweled they were cast into the rier.The chapel of the misson were-\u2018demolished and the crowd went on their way.Loterie This was but one of many such outrages.MINISTER WU'S MESSAGE SILENT - \u2018ON LEGATIONS.: .WASHINGTON, June 28.\u2014~The kegmest interest is shown by the officials to the conditions under which the Ministery: left Pek Minister Wu's despatch was ekin.ominously silert o the Minster himself ninintains almost obstinately his confidence in the non-exiet- ence of a state of war, it is generally admitted that\u2019 it will be difficult to.a his conclusion if it shall transpire thal The Pekin Government itself bas .»ent the\u2019 Ministers away with their , ; 0.what may come to the same ins vin £2) is Bay ie aia a D i it it shal lained that that point, and though.- | ¢ by Chinese mobs and compelled to move alowly, but apart from the difficulty of se curing supplies, it does not appear to bave 1 been in serious danger, much less in great extremity.It now seems probable that with 10,000 troops including Japanese, between Taku and Tien Tsin, Pekin can be approached with little difficulty, within a few days.and the members of the legations reinstated in their quarters.This may an optimistic view, but the situation has been improved so rapidly during the last 4s hours that, the collapse of the entire Boxer movement within a week is now forecasted by well informed men.The optimists are probably over sanguine, just as the croak- provement ih the situation is unmistakable.Despatches received yesterday, while re- ring in character, did not bear out all these hopeful conclusions.There were persistent reports from Shanghai\u2019 that Ad- , LA EEE bard fighting, and which was relieved on Saturday afternoon forces leading the advance.= a may to China in the évént they are needed, their present orders only carry them as for as Nagasaki.In the possible event that peace shall reign in China by the time of their arrival at Nagasaki, the Bixth Cavalry will proceed to their original destination in the Philippines.* Several thousand Japanese have left Ta- ku for Tien Tein and sitogether 13,000 Jape anese have landed.international troops now gate nearly 20,000, and Ja- pn is preparing to send 20,000 more, with ritish, American and other troops ordered to go, probably 60,000 men will be available in & month.Admiral Seymour, who was hemmed in near Tien Tsin- by the Boxers and C .troops, was formerly in charge of the fleet at uimalt.He was there in the early eighties in command of H.M.S.Swiftaute.niral Seymour was a thorough sports man, and many were the runs he made with the Hunt Club.He was also a great walker, and scarcely ever rode from uimalt, preferring always to walk.\u2019 The American Government has been notified that the cable comnanies have reopened conimunication telegraphically with \u2018l'akv and Che Foo.This arrangement has been made by means of the Russian telegraphic te connect with the Sibojian railroad system.uropean agerit has managed to reopen the lines, though the meahs \u2018of communication between e Foo and Ta and Tien Tsin are tortuous and probably precarious.- , .ELOFF AT ST.HELENA.| LONDON, June 2.\u2014Sarel Eloff, Prest-, dent Kruger's grandson, who was captured by the British at Mafeking, landed at Jsmestown, St.Helena, yest .with'1t \u2018offieeru und 98 troepers, m The prisoners, who were clean and of re pti appearance.were immediately | n to, Deadwood, the prison camp.be oh Goernment did thie, not wit of rupturing diplomatic relatio: ply to ensure ocfety of the / fhe Spell | Sie .Dat wim- ly foreigners.mira] Seymour was in great straits on Sunday, and unable to hold out for more than hours, and that the casualties in his column amounted to 263 or more.From Che Fu there was a more hopeful account stating that but few of the allied troops had been killed.There were several versions of the fight on Saturday, with the work done by each national contingent, but it was evident that tHe march of the column waa not ser- ously i ed.Mr.Brodrick\u2019s explana tions in the House of Commons amounted to little, since the two Admiralty reporte cited by him were belated and contained nothing that was not already known.Fur ther information was not definite at midnight, but there was a general feeling 7S = AR NN RTH MAJOR-GENERAL CHAFFEE, * + Wa Will be in Command of the Amorionn Army in Chins, Who ers have been unduly alarmed; but the im- THE SITUATION IN CHINA 1S CLEARING, song those watching events in the Far East that there had Peer no catastrophe, end that the crisis was passed.When Admiral Seymour\u2019s force is rescued diplo- mecy will come in.Russia and Japan will have troops on the ground, and it may not be easy to bring about their exit.There will be a diplomatic situation in the place of a crisis in Asian affairs with China at war with Christendom.SITUATION FIVE HOURS LATER.It is believed in Shanghai, rays an Express telegram, that the relieving force has rescued Admiral Seymour, and succeeded in bringing him safely to Tien T=n, but nn authentic information has yet been received.A Times telegram from Shanghai says the rumour is persistent that the for eigners have left Pekin, escorted by native troops.There is a dearth of reliable news, however.It is thought in some quarters that the Foreign Ministers are now\u2019 with Admiral Seymour, while on the otherthand it is stated that they have been taken to Sianfai, and are to be held as hostages In that town, which will be established as the new capital in the event of the capture of I'ekin.Coneiderable anxiety is felt in regard to the situation at Shanghai.The London Daily Mail says that the present state of affairs, while apparently passive, ia critical, and prompt action on the part of the powers is imperative, The Chinese Viceroys in the Yang-Tse Valley have laid down drastic conditions for joint \u2018action with the foreign community.If these are rejected by the Consuls there may be serious trouble.Among all the powers who are vigorously making preparations for the conduct of a campaign in China, the activity of Japan is most noticeable.A London Daily Mail telegram from Yokobama says that the Japanese Government has Jec'ded t) send twenty thousand more troops to China,and has voted fifty iillion yen for mobilization purposes.CANADIAN MINING NEWS.8.H.C.Miner Makes Some Interesting Statements Regarding Their Group of Mines.EXPECTS TO HAVE THE SMELTER IN FULL OPERATION BY AUGUST.Mr.8.H.C.Miner left for Grand Forks, B.C, this morning, for the purpose of beinæ present at the openinæ operations | of the Granby smelter.In a conversation with a representative of the Star, previous to his departure, Mr.Miner said, that everything in connection with the group of mines with which ha 18 more particularly interested.is looking very encouraging.He expects to have things in full swing before his return, which will be about August.Asked as to the probable result nf the smelting operations, Mr.Miner said: \u201cWe have always taken pains not to detuds the public or to inflate the value, of nur mines with rash state: >nts and forecasts.I can simply state that I have tae crextest confidence in the future vf our Zroup.The results will appear in the annual statements of the mines and these the vublic may rely upon.We have s>ared no pains to have the best and most economic smelter erected which was nrocurable.We have immense bodies of ore blocked nut in the City of Paris, Knob Hill and Old Ironsides mines, and large guantities are now going forward to the smelter.How are the other mines progressing?\u201cBplendidly.Grey Eagle i8 turning.out well and Victoria is one of the richest of the group.We hope to be shipping from these two before the close of the year.The smelter is capable of treating 500 tons 4 day or 150,000 tons a year, and it was erected with à view to increasing it to three times ita present capacity.Have you made provision for a constant supply of ore from the mines?\u2018Yes, the development work has proceeded in the most systematic manner.The deeper we go down the more promising in the outlook.In fact, we are blocking out ore In a few of the mines to-day which shows double &s much as a year ago.I calculate that we have sufficient in sight to keep the smelter busy for ten years to come.\u201cBut es I remarked before we are making no promises and the annual statements will contain the actual results.In the meantime, we are doing our mining out west and not on the market.We are not satisfied with getting into a rich pocket and giving out the news.Our mines, like almost all the best paying ones in the world, are low grade, that is under 820 a ten, and their ore bodies are enormous.We are making the development work so thorough that when the dividends are once declared the public may be assured of their continuance.How is California looking?So far, very promising.The work is not yet down to the 20 foot level, but we have every reason to feel encouraged at Lhe, nature of the ore we have encounter- Mr.Miner's remarks were of a nature to lead to the belief that sooner or later the consolidation of the whale group may be undertaken.freee THE STREET RAILWAY'S IMPROVEMENTS.: A communication has been received at the Btar office, why the Montreal Street Railway does not operate four wheel trucks on their cars instead of two wheel trucks, on the ground that with four wheels the motion is less, and that the cars ride easier.) In explanation, the management of the Btreet Rallway states that double trucks cannot be run successfully on grades, and partioulraly in the winter time.when the tracks are covered by ice and snow.With & four wheel truck the adhesion is distributed over twice the \u2018number of points that it is one two wheel truck, and in nsequence © grip 18 less firm.Four wheel trucks Are being made for the St.Catherine street line, which contains no grades to speak of,and they will be placed in operation before long.The four wheel trucks cannot be used on the lines \u2018going through the subway.for the reason that the height of that Structure does not permit, the eight wheal construction placing the body of the car pigher in the air than does the present an.The officials of the Street Rallway are talking seriously of introducing ratton upholstery for the car seats, in place of the plush.The rattan 1s more cleanly and sanitary than the heavy plush, and the chances pre that nts form of upholstery n uced on t street Una he 8t.Catherine Special Notice.Campbell\u2019s Clothing has beeome more popular this season than ever, because it been, properly put on the market at one reby profit, the doing away with - judice that may have been crented Tact spring, as Mr.Campbell did not then control the retall branding of his.goods Mr.B.W.er, of New York, boss large experi nee \u2018in high grade clothing in that city, will have the entire manage- mant of the large factory on Cote sireet, while Mr.Campbell will devote his entire time looking after the sellin department, and opening of branches.The public can rest assured that everything will be done to meet their \u2018wants, and business will be conducted on straight business principles.> Mountains of New England and the 8es Via Grand Trunk.Two fast express trains leave Montreal 8.00 a.m., éxcept Sunday, and 845 p.m.daily, arrive Gorham, the gate way tg the White Mountains, 3.03 p.m.and 3.31 a.m., Yortiand 5.456 p.m.and 6.40 a.m., Old Or .m.and 7.36 a.m.Handsome il- Justrated ve Publications free at City Ticket Offips, 137 Bt, James street, : : \\ MB \"nity tf .All notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths must be endorsed with the names and addresses of the persons sending same, J .So.BIRTHS.: CORMIER\u2014At Polnte aux Trembles, of the 18th Instant, the wife of Mr.L.Auguste Cormier, of two sons.DEROME\u2014At No.372 Sherbrooke stres this city, on the 14th inst., the wife o Dr.William James Derome, of a son.DUCHESNEAU\u2014At No.1572 Ontario st.on the 20th inst, the wife of Mr.Bd, Duchesneau, of a-daughter.MANSON\u2014At Edmonton, NW.T., on June 32, the wife of R.J.Manson, of & daugh- er.PAGE\u2014At No.8 Visitation street, on the 25th inst, the wife of Mr.F.Page, ot à daughter.MARRIAGES.CHARBONNEAU-GRANGER \u2014 At Sacred Heart Chapel, St.James Church, on the Zith instant, Mr.J.A.Charbone neau led to the altar Miss M.E.Gran- the ger.daughter of Mr.A.Granger, dry goods merchant.COWEN-SWANTSON\u2014At Marieton, N.W, T.on June 15, by the Rev.W.P.Adam, Charles Cowen, 8liiton, to Lenora, daughter et Mr.George N.Swantson, Maris- n, GLENNON EKINS- -On_the 27th inst, at Centenary Methodist Church, by the v.M.Taylor, John James Glennon, only son of the late Capt.J.Glennon, and Ellsa~ beth Alice, oniy daughter of D.C.Ekins, ATH HAMILTON-BONNEAU \u2014 At St.Mary's Church, Regina, N.W.T., on June 18,- by - Rev.Father Van Heertum, Z.M.flton, manager of Macleod Gazette, to Miss Albina Bonneau, Youngest dau hter of Pascal Bonneau, Willow Punch HENDERSON-WIIITFORD\u2014At Fort Saskatchewan, N.W.T., un June 12, 1900, Mr.Frederick Henderson to Miss Florence Whitford, daughter of Mr.Alex.White ford, all of Whiunord.* .LEE-CALVERT\u2014At Edmonton, N.W.T., On .the 19th of June, by the Rev.H.À.Gray, Alfred E.lee, of Lawson City, to Eliane beth Calvert, of Edmonton.* ; McCULI.OCH-HUGHES \u2014 On Tuesday, June 5th, at Grace (Church, by the Rev.E.McManus, Mrs.Alice E.Hughes, of Montreal, to Walter U.McCulloch, of Maybole, Scotland.MARQUARDT-SCHANDEL \u2014 dence of Wm.J.Johnston, Edmonton, N.W.T.by the Rev.D.G.McQueen, Paul Marquardt, of Leduc.to Agnes Schane del, of the same place.* PENSE-HAMILTON \u2014 In Kingston, Ont, on June 27th, 1900, at the residence of thè bride's father, King street, John Mackie, M.A.Edward to Elizabeth Haines, eldest daughter of, Clark Hamilton, collector of customs, Kingston.WAGGONER-A LEXANDER\u2014On June 3, manuel Church, Waggoner, of H.M.Customs.to Emme- Jine Florence, youngest daughter of the lute Robert Alexander, of Huntley, Ont® DEATHS IN THE CITY.AUTHIER\u2014In this city, on the 26th ins at the age of 1 year and 12 days, Rao Gaston Authier, beloved child of Emile Authier.BOURGEAULT-In this city, on the 26th tnstant, at the age of 11 months and § days, Charles Alphonse, beloved child of Romeo (hs.Bourgeault.CHARLAND\u2014In this city, on the 27th ine stant, at the age of 5 months and 8 days, At the resie Marie Hertha, beloved child of Leon Charland.: FLETCHER-\u2014On the 27th (inst., Richard Earl, only son of R.W.Fletcher, aged 2 years and 10 months.151 8 GAMAND\u2014At St.Henri, on the 26th, at 11.30 p.m., aged 37 years, Zepherin Gar- and.Funeral will take place on -Frid.29th, at 7.46 am.from the residence of Henrl Church, thence to Cote des Neiges cemetery.Friends and acquaintances wil} please accept this without further intie mation.HOULE\u2014In this city, on the 26th of June Malea Glitner, wife of O.Houle, employe er.Funeral will take place from her late residence, 541 8t.Lawrence st., at 7.48 am.to 8t.Louis de France Church, thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Frionds and acquaintances will please acoept this without further intimation.ms LANGEVIN\u2014In this city, on the 2th ine stant, at the age of 6 years 11 months and days, Bruno Ernest, child of Aue guste 8.Langevin, commercial traveller for the firm of Thibaudeau Bros.& Co.LAURIN-In this city, on June $7th, 1800, at the ago of 40,.Emmanuel Laurin, grocer, 654 Berri street.Funeral will leave the house at 7.30 day morning for Viger square station, thence to 8t.Boho- lastique, where the interment will take place in Belle River Cemetery.150° 9 LIPPE\u2014In this city, on the 26th instant, at the ago of 2 months and 13 days, Jean Baptiste Alexandre Armand Lippe.LOCKHART \u2014 On June 26th, at the resie dence of her sister.Mrs.(Judge) Bmith, TE Creacent street, Mary, youngest daughe ter of the late James Lockhart, Esq., o Niagara, Ont.in her 62nd year.Funeral private.(Niagara and Toronto papers please copy.) 3 McKIERNAN-\u2014-On the 2th instant, at 13 Hermine, street, Eliza Mary, youngest daughter of Charles McKiernan, aged 9 months and 11 days.Funeral private.150 MURDOCH\u2014On June 27th, at 184 Ann st, Olive Jane Elzabeth, beloved daughter of Wm.and 8ophla Murdoch, d 8 months.Funeral private.Armagh, Ireland, and Aberdeenshire papers please copy.PAYETTE\u2014At St.Henri, on the 27th inst, at the pee of 76 years, Genevieve Renaud, Wife ot F.X.Payette, and mother of J£.J.Payette, representative of La Assure ance de la Canadien de Quebec, and of .X.Payette, master mechanic, of the Canada Harvest Tool Company, and of J.A.Payette, insurance ent and choir master of St.Henri Church.The funeral will take place on Saturday, the 30th, leaving the residence of her son-in-law, F.X.Deschamps, 27 St.Alphonse, at 7.24- a.m., to St.Henri Church, thence to Sault au Recollet, thence to cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully rs quested to attend.in 2 RICHARD\u2014In this city, on the 28th inst, at the age of 6 months and 15 days, Marie Louise, beloved child of Alphonse R.Richard, machinist.\u2018 SAINT-JEAN\u2014In this city, on the 27th ine stant, at the age of 54 years, $ months and 14 days, Joseph Baint-Jean, retired farmer, of St.Jacques l'Achigan./ SICOTTF- At Boucherville, June 2th, Alu, daughter of the late- Henri Si Funeral Friday, June 29th, soute ends and acqualntances are fully requested to attend.reppects VALIQUETTE\u2014In this city.on the 27th instant, at the age of 14 years and months, Roch.Leonard, child of C.Vali] - quette., DEATHS QUTSIDE THE CITY.BROPHY\u2014In Kingston, Ont, on Ju Sophia, fifth daughter of the late Hine Brophy.* CHAMBERLAIN\u2014On June 28, at his late residence, 191 Bay street, Ottawa, Capt.James Robert Chamberigin, son of the late Colonel James Money Chamberlain, Halifax, aged 68 years.® CUTTS-\u2014In Kingston, Ont, on June 2th, Elizabeth Mary, beloved wife of George H.Cutis, aged 27 yeara.* GANNON \u2014 At Minneapolis, on June M, after a short fllness, Patrick E.Gannop, formerly of Montreal KEITH\u2014At Moncton, N.B., on June 2ith, Sadle C., daughter of -Annie and M.& Keith, in the \u2018th year of her age.* LOWE\u2014In 8t.John, N.B., on June 24th, after a short illness, William Lowe, sr., aged 67 yeara.* McDOUGALL\u2014In Kingston, Ont.,, on June 25th, Maggie McDougall, aged 40 years, second daughter of the lace James Mc- Dougall, Ompah.® McMANUS\u2014At Hampton Station, N.B, on June 21, James Henry McManus, sn of Albert and Elizabeth McManus, aged | 14 yeara.® Ë MORAHAN-\u2014In Kingston, Ont, on June %, Bernard Morahan, aged 43 years.® PALEN\u2014On June 26.al the residence of her son, Edward Palen, Ottawa, Mrs.Alfce Palen, widow of the late William Palen, aged 80 years.\u201d THORNE-In 8t.John, N.B., on June after a short illness, Eliza J., wife of I.H.Thorne.* VALPY\u2014at Gaspe, on the 26th Inst.Jane Margaret, beloved wife of A.D.Valpy and youngest daughter of F.*Rg, of Gaspe Basin, Que.nel Islands, papers please copy.) 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