The daily witness, 27 mars 1890, jeudi 27 mars 1890

[" Vol.XXXI.No.73.» Mut VJ VfTIKI ttMTT «fecial ihapei and designs Uc each.APPLIQI'E f'OLLAKS.This is the late*t novelty and il very becomioK.COLLARS, from\t3»: BETS COLLARS and CUFFS.78c LINEN IOLLAR*.Htiriug ftyle* just received and are very drairable.Bii new shati«!i added to stock.Culls to match.LINEN COLLARS from So each.L A DI ES* Il AN DR EIM HI EES.Choice assortment of Japanese Silk Handkerchief», richly embroidered in quaint patterns.Ironi 35c eueh.LACE RARITIES LACE RARITIES LACE RARITIES Juit received, a large aasurtinsnt of Trimming La In very rich pattern» ; all new French goods, from the best factories.LACK FLOUNCINOS LACS FLOUNCINOS LACK FLOUNCINOS in all color*, Chantilly, Hpaniah.French.Durhesse, Oriental, Ercariai, Valencienne* and Yak pattern*.Particular attention i* called to them good*, which an the liueit productions that can I e had.8.CAUSLKY.HDACK LACE SCARFS BLACK LACK SCARFS BLACK LACE SCARFS will le very fashionable this spring.A rare assort-u ent mit reeeived.3 yards long.Prices from 81.25.LACK TIES LACK TIES LACK TIES These Ties are in particular lavorjust now ' are great value ; from ICc up.NEW VEILINGS NEW VEILINGS NEW VEILINGS Our range of Veilings for Spring wear are particularly good.Plain and Fancy edge.Plam and Spotted Net.Special Lice, 5c yard 8.OARSlsEY.flLAPPERTON S SPOOL COTTON ^\tIF YOU WANT A Thread that will not ravel, A 1 hri ad that will sew smoothly, A Thread for Hand or Machine, A Thread that will please you.THEN ASK FOR CXAFPERTO.YH SPOOL 4 OTTON.PIER READY.Till: EVER READY DHOS STEEL-*.A* each dressmaker feels.Who their'pialitiea once has been Lying, Are fur comfort the I-est, And it » freely confest.They re just the right sort to he toying.S.CARSLEY, 17*3, i:07, 170*», mi.11*3.m5.IIÎÏ NOTRE DAME STREET, MONTREAL, .1 GUN MURPHY Si CO.'S ADVERTISEMENT.HOIS* 4LOIIIIN4.DEPARTMENT.W# like lo draw attention lo our Boys\u2019 ('loihitg Drpartuit-nt.as it u one of the department* that we g.ivSl\u2019K* IAL ATTENTION U>, and as a rt.ult the Increase is really wonderful Eter» month almws a large merraae o»»r the corresponding month» of last year, ami la»t year » butines» »af by fa* the largost we ever had.We claim, for GOOD GOODS at reason aide prloce.ce one can touch u*.BOYS BAILOR SUITS from $1.BOYS TWEED SUITS from $1 80.BOVS VELVET SUITS iu all sire*.BOTE BLACK SUITS tu all sUes.BOVS CORDUROY Hi ITS.In all »Dce.We started our Spring season with over 1,500 Hoy» and Youth» Huit», all Gyle», selected with the gic-at rst care, and all made lo our special iu«truction», therefore we can safely say that forttyl*.ht and Auiah Our Hoys and Youths' Suite are UNSURPASSED.Come to\t_________ .¦IOIIN Ml RPIIV A 4 O.H JUXHS wi ment is the I»igOI»H 7 We would direct your attention to the above fact, our goods being all of THIS SEASON S IMPORTA TIONK and qieciaHy imported for our own trade.OUR PRICES ABE AWAY DOWNand our aMort-ment unequalled in MEN'S HATS it nil 11 KMHIIINI.S ! Aff Bet* our Window and Kiamine Our Prices.NOTE THIS.\u2014A-STIFF FELT HAT for nSc, and wHILK LINED FELT HAT for $1 WOODROW H and other makers always in stock.MEN'S NECKWEAR io endleiw variety.TI EH.Mn* h ami upwards.WHItWiLK FOUR IN HAND TIES, Mo each, ti* for 75c.Our Popular Price each I j KnoU or Four-In-Hand.Sllk-liurd.MEN'S SPRING UNDERWEAR, 50c p»r suit upwards.Inspection Invited.Live ui u enll.No Ironble I» «liow the Koods, JIIII.N ALLAN, TUP WORKINGMENS HATTER and OUTFITTER, .4 ««.*» t'rnls *treel, N«ar Bleury.A RAPID STRIDE HAS BEEN made in the NEW TYPEWRITER, on view at 1738 Notre Dame street.MATTRAS8ES OF ALL VARIETIES FEATHER PILLOWS, Ac , *r., made on the Prc-miMsot Pure Material and Guaranteed at S.It.PARSONS.Eurnllure Roonis.ADVERTISEMENTS.JAMES BAYLIS ft SON Invite Inspection of their evOu-dtr SPRING IMPORTATION* of OO O 0 c 1) *) O 0 cc A A V AA Aa AAAA A\tA A\tA RRR K\tK K\tU RRR K\tK Il\tH It\tK PPP\tEKEK\tTTTTT\tHSH\t\"'\"1 P p\tR\tT\tH M l\"!t P p\t1\t1\t\u2022\tl\"| 1* p p p\tEKE\t1\tMSB\tl!| \t1\tT\tIf '1 1*\tk\tT V\ta 1 p\tKKEU\t\tMUE\tl| 41 HTAIN*.\trtii.E»,\t»ll t DE»,\tl'OIt 1 II.ME», THE U EST\tMARKETS.\tWII1011\tAll»: DRAWS' ¦ I LB, OIL! LOTH*, LI NO LM1 MS, îïo,VHT.vmkv e.»\t.e»».» ,,7,1, V7'kTUK1,I to TIIK T«»T o, T»> U-»T .AHIIOl IC.OR THE CLOSEST BUYER.F.itrly Orders *re lu ever, vn, drslrnble.l'H'hPnrehnsrr.enlllled lo Ibe ruMloinary îV\tIMhioiiiiI» *\\« , TUE 4ARPF.T W4HRUOIEB.IK;i7 noiui, D4MI STREET.ESTABLISHED IS5'.< Eastern agency for the \"NEW HTANDAUn YOST TYPEWRITER\u2019 1738 Notrs Dame street Call and examine it.1Q/*/d NOTRE DAME STREET._I OO^t JOSEPH HORSFALL,\u20141 Blue Serge Suit, 1 White Shirt, I Collar I Hat, 1 pair Biwces.1 Handker-rhief, 1 pair Sock».00 For all the Laboring Class only This per cel for Six dollar» I» worth Twelve Dollar» Ikon t forget and call to the place where you will be well served anil fravi- the value of yourjnoneiN__ THE \u201c NEW STANDARD\u201d TYPE- WRITKR is on exhibition at 1738 Notre Dam* st.Call and see it BABY CARRIAGES THF.CHEAPEST SPOT\u2019 IN TOWN.SEE OUR ASSORTMENT.REN AID, MI.NL .1 PATTKMEOX, E32 CRAIG STREET.HIE DAM* 4NU It 4 ION merit th* high record they hate already aecurcd, and HIGti that you did not taste them sooner.N EW GOODS NEW GOODS I More NEW GOODS coming to hand «very dvy IMPORTED GOODS of every di -cription NEW BLACK CASHMERES in all widths and at exceptionally low price* NEW l>ltf>» M4TKRI4L» In BEIGE CLOTHS, in FRENCH TWILLS, in COLORED CASHMERES, in NEW FIGURED and CHECKED materials We have just added a rtook cf CHILDRENS CLOAKS, to our Mantle Department.CHILDREN S CREAM CASHMERE CLOAKS, Embroidered and Plain.NEW BEADED \\ ISITKS in cur Mantle Depart-ment.NKW SILK VISITES In our Mantle Department.A lot Of Manufacturer* Hamples of MANTLES and SHORT JACKETS st TWENTY FIVE percent below the price.JAS.A.OGILVY Si SONS, Wholrsab- and Retail Dry Goods.S03.206, 207 ST.ANTOINE STREET.Cor Mountain street.Telephone 967.®lic Ilailir Witness.to « THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 27.Last Edition c \"1ENTS FOR SALE.App y at WITNESS OFFICE.TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.CABLE.THE IRISH LAND BILL.MI UÜIH8 OK FABLIAMINT atVK TUBIB VIEWS UPON IT.London, March 27.\u2014A number o! members ol the House ol (Jwmtnons were interviewed yesterday with reference to the land purchase bill.The bulk of the Contervativo* and Unionitts approve the meagure.Mr.Warimy, Ccniervativo member for County Down, «aid he believed the Ulster landlord* were in no hurry to sell their estates.As fsr as he himself was ccncerned ho ibould insist that tenants should bring three year» rent in their hands before he consented to sell.Mr.T.W.Russell, Liberal-Unionist M.P.for Tyrone, think* the bill ia an ideal one for Ulater.and i* likrdmg to the Tories, «en only awaiting a chance to sever Kr gland and Ireland, THE AYR ELECTION.London, March 27.\u2014The St>nuiurd says the result of the Ayr election is a litting subject for congratulation for Unionists of all shades of opinion and that it sbattom the fallacious -cience of by elections, which Mr.Gladstone raised on the Ayr elcciiou of lS.ss.The I hull A'ctfj rays that white tho result is disappointing there ia no cause for discouragement.AN APOLOGY TO MR.PARNELL.London, March 2I> \u2014The h.'rtUr t/a:rtU haa tendered Mr Parnell an apology for its action in republishing from day to dav aa they came out the charges made by the Tmui that the Irish Irader connived at crime.Mr.Parnell, who had begun suit against the OaiftU for libel, hss accepted the a|>ology aa satisfactory, and will caute the legal proceeding* to be dropped.CABLE NOTES.It ia stated that (Jen.Von Caprivi is only teni|Kirary Prussian Foreign Minister.The Eo;peror pertrils Pnooe Bismarck to retain tho title of Prince with that of Duke of Iiauenherg av a second distinction.Tho Prince will be addressed as \"Herene Highness.\" There is talk in otlicial circle* in ( Idesaa of tho appointment of an mqierial commission to enquire into the abuses of the |M>nal administration in Siberia.(rui Dnltieit Cable A\u2019- ri Ayney.) A NEW FASHION.London, March 27.\u2014The Princess of Walœ has just set a new fashion.Being entertamixl at dinner tho other day by Lady Halle, the wife of the distinguished composer and pianist, the Princess requested everybody to write their names i this : One of thn men had to change tho press for large work and in doing so lost a day ami a half.Hn was paid $J for his work.Ho went of! for a day or so and another man had to finish the Job, on which ho lost very little time, and which did not occupy half as long.For this he got £2.Both men I came afterward to say that the other men would not allow the second man to receive $2, considering they should both get the same.I I pointed ant the absurdity of this to them and 1 told them to go back to thnir work or go out.f miling this complaint too trivial the men Homo of them every stage by Company and Northern Pacific Railway, vote was 4:i to 11.THE CZAR'S UNHAPPY VICTIMS.The have been from 27) to 30 years in our employ and during that time have always been charged for spoiled work.It is not to be ei[>ectfvl tbat we mould he at a loss caused by the fault of thn men.Th< y aro allowed a percentage for spoilt) work, and if it goes over two percent they aro \u2019 -L d a slight proportion of the cost, whole sum and substance of it.\u201d THE UNFORTUNATE WOMEN HLANDXttED AND MUBDEHED BT Ills MINIONS.Kansab ÜITV, Mo.March 27.\u2014In an inter view here yesterday, Mr.Geo.Kennan said that Madame Tr.ebrikova, who has been sent toHibena for writing a letter to the C/.»r, has never been a revolutionist, still less a terrorist.Madame Tzebrikova some time ago wrote to Mr.Kennan from Paris enclosing a copy of thn letter she intended Bomling to the Czar.Mr.Kennan says it is a frank, earnest but temperate and perfectly repectfnl petition for liberty, justice and the redress of wrongs, and contains no threats.It is a calm, reasonable review of the existing state of things in Russia coupled with an earnest appeal for a more liberal and progressive |H>licy in the administration of the alfairs of the empire, Mr.Kennan said : \u2014 In a recent interview with a correspondent of the London 3*imrx, Galkin Vraskey, director of the chief Russian administration, ia reported to have said that western writers have idoli/ed tbe Nihilists beyond all resemblance to the reality.Wretched men and women have been endowed with the qualities of refinement and good breeding, such as a university education and other Russian surroundings never gave, while their social depravity is so great in many cases that it wonld shock English people if translated into proper English équivalents.It will be hard I think for the Russian Govet no.ent to convince the American people that the writer of the above quoted letter and scores of other women like her whom I have rnet in exile are wretched creatures, whose social depravity is so great that it wonld shock English people.Anna Pavlovna Korba, who is now in penal servitude at the mines of Kara, near Kavaljea-kaya, who recently committed suicide in the Ustkara criminal prison, and Madame Tzebrikova are among the highest types of womanhood I have ever known.I am linked to them only by the ties of sympathy, humanity and friendship, but I wish I were bound to them by the THE WEATHER AT HKA.THE \" POLTNIHIAN\u2019»-\u201d LONG FAHHAOE.Halifax, N.H., March 27.\u2014The steamer \"Ulunda\u201d arrived from London after a very rough passage, but received no serious damage.The steamer \u201c Polynesian,\" now fourteen days out from Liverpool with English mails, has not yet arrived.WEATHER REPORT.MsTKosM.ooicat.OmcB,Toronto,Ont., March '26,11.00 p m The depression which wa* avsr Lake Superior last night now cover* the Marltlms Provint es.AnotlKF dlstuibano* ol lin|>ortaiio* Is oantral over Colorado, and tha pressure 1* cmn|«ra4lv*ly high In Manitoba.Snow and rain hav* lalisn In Ontario and Quebec, and heavy rain In the Marl lima Province* Minimum tempera* turt* Calgary, 16 ; Winnipeg, 4 '.Toronto and Montras!, 34 ; Quebec, 20 ; Halifax, 2h.Probabilities fay the next twenty four hours:\u2014Lakes, fre«h to strofiF north westerly and northarly winds, mostly fair, snow 'lurrla* In tome localities ; s little lower temperature.St.I-swrsnrs, I piwr, fresh to strong wevt lo norUl ainds, cloudy to fair, light snow In some looslltlss I * Utile ooldsr.St Lawrence, Lower and Gulf, frvwh to strong winds, generally cloudy, light snow In tome localities, stationary or llttla lower temperatures.Marl* time, fresh to strong south-wsatarly to north west»rlv winds, cloudy to \u2014\u2018\t\u2018\t\u2018 -now In tome tenqwratur*.\u2019 to partly cloudy, showers of rain and lo- alltles, stationary or a little lowsr BI\u2019FUIAL NOTIOKH.Did You Hei some of tbe latest novelties in dress goods.If not, Just look at S.Carsley\u2019s window* and see the display.A Fbibh Abrival of children's spring mantles at H.Carsley\u2019s.We Have Anotheb Laeoe Lot of remnants, accumulated from every department, which we will slaughter on Haturday the 2'Hb mat.N.E.Hamilton A.Co.Fob the Most Biautipul colors and design* in French satteec», see the extensive atm k at H.Carsley\u2019s, every conceivable tint portrayed, how the cheapest to tha tinea t satinettes. 2 TITK MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Thursday.March 27, 1890.NEWS.TRANSATLANTIC.Acting und.\u2019r *d»tc« ul Mr.IfiohMl Dkvitt, the duckirru ut Lit («pool\temployer» yMterdày »ud »grr«xl ujmjo tenu».The new Brrviau loan ha» tx'en ijmckly taken ui> in Pari».The auwuut wa« »ut)»cnbed for three timra over.Htudrnt» are rioting in St.Peter*burg* Revolutionary paitphleU b*ve been «cattered through the city.The t^ueen arrived al Au Lee Ham» yeeter day.The town wa* decorated in her honor, A violent earthquake «hook Trieete and vicinity on Wedneaday.Mr.Ve»ey Knox (Nat: an!i»t) wa» yeaterday elected to the » C»*an, uade vacant by the death of Mr.Ligger.There wa» no op-poeition.Pereia ha» granted to Kuui >n tinancien the r*!u»al of all conce»»ion» gi inted for the con-atruction of railway» io that country during the seit five year».A burriOADc* M 1X>woivi!Ii\\ i^DdfUalAod» nàt flooded the town and camel much damage.Several ixrton* have been drowned.Kami continue throughout v^ueenaland.Maj or Pamt/a, who wa« arrested in Sc ha for conapiring ag.ioit Prince KerJiuand, ha» coo-fewed that the object of the plott-r» wa* to reconcile Bulgaria and Knuia.Eight youth?-, of Belfatt.Ireland, have been aentenoed to eighteen n:^oth»' impritonment at hard labor for disgraceful and unaatural pvac-hoea, A Siberian letter received in Pan» announce» the arrmber in the north and north weat*-m part of the Province was brought up.It was stated that half the timber on the Riding mountains, embracing a whole township, had been burnt through the negligence cf travellers in leaving camp tires burning.A committee was appointed to con-\u2022idtr the beet means of preserving the timbm.Supplementary estimates amounting to «36,-577, were passed.The Immigration report was presented.Lait year 72->' cars of settlers\u2019 effects arrived in Manitoba and immigration was largely in excess of any previous year The total area prepared for crops in 188ff was VJ3.D2 acres, against 636,2H5 in Iw?.The acreage broken for lo90 exceeded by le,200 acres that of lb?7.A qClSTIO!» Of lOBSTITT.McDuff, the alleged murderer of Holton, in Essex county, Ont , pawed through to the East to night in charge of detectives A Urge number of people who knew McDuff in Ontario stated that this wa* no: the man they knew at all, and be was recognized as a Swede who formerly worked on the Canadian Pacific Railway.Tie prisoner appeared utterly unconcerned.¦OTB8.A telegram from Medicine Hat says seeding has commenced there, and that ploughing is general.The Baptists will erect a new 130,000 church in tie south end of the c.ty.A d> «patch from Portage la Prairie says it was Lund by a post mortem of the boy named Taylor whose f»ther accused the mother of poi-* umg him, that death did not ensue from natural caoae*.The stomach has been sent to Winnipeg to be analysed, and the inquest adioumed until the result is ascertained.NEWFOUNDLAND VERY ANGRY.A CBBA?DSXOXSTBATlOff AQAlffST THI A.**aLO-FBBHCB.Halifax, March 26.\u2014A special cablegram from St.John s, Nffd., to night, says an im-mer.se demonstration was held there to-day to protest against the Anglo French mod'll vi >ndi regarding the lobster fisheries sod the virtusl transfer f a thousand miles of Newfoundland C' ast from tbe hands of the Government of that island to tbe joint ecniroi of British and French naval officers.Strongly worded reiolutnn* were unanimously and enthusiastically adopted, indignantly protesting against the molui vtrtndi and against Britain\u2019s interference with home rale in and tbe territorial and fi«hing ngut* of Newfoundland, and demanding the extinction of French claims on tbe New foundlaad coast.The people of Newfoundlsad demand that the Freuch shall be cleared out, bag and baggage.The mass meeting coo demned tbe weakn«s of tbe Oov*-rnm'*nt in the pensent crisis, snd enthusiastically alop-ed s stirring memorial to Queen Victoria and the British Parliament on tbe line of tbe resolutions Adopted.Delegate* were appointed ti visit England and urge the vital importance of than and Trait Ootnpsr y of New York, are for ule tjy ll.«M A.H4HT.NOTARY, Imperial BiilltllnE*.107 Ml.limit tired, Nvatreal, Buslnesfl Cards.OPPORTUNITY FOR THE PEOPLE.LOT* LOU Milt AT tit TOM It »*tllk.MT.LAtlllLUT WKmT.Ous minute', walk from KivtrsldO btaUun, U T U , and three minuLs from Die Juuctiuu Hlaliua.trains dsitr lu and frum the cily V KAKI.Y TICK ITS, |\tMONTHLY T1CKKT8, 5a single (are.¦*1is lui* sivrsgo 60 feel x 110 feet (6,100 superficial feet) on wide avenues, jiron, $Xm U, 1500 sccurdlug tu lucsUou.\t.\t.hpedal arrsngeoivnU will U made with parties prepared to build limurdlsieif.TKUMV UliKBAL Twenty JOHN II.4-|.4llliMU\\, Offices :-tt tud 5i TEMPI.K BCILD1NU3, HT.JAMKtt HT.Agrnl.(Jail and view plain and make your aetsclion.\u201cpATHFlNDER.\u201d I orgauiratiuu and w W C.T.U.fst written Price, post paid, '25c each, Tin: UAIt.H TLMFKMA.NtK DKFOMITOUT, 117 11 U Y HTKKKT, MoNTKKAl.DON\u2019T TAMM I P TOI K 4 ABPKTM.I nrprls 4 la-nurd wlllioul ra-niovlng fruni i in- Fluor, >\u2022>' Hit- it a- ii o v o 1\u2018rorr.s.It ri-movr* all dusl, dirt and stslns.Keetores color* and uiaki.mulli proof A Pkkii:i r DiHiM'Kcrsu r.Dr linve no llrniia-li Ollla-rv lu Ibis ally.To ensure the the genuine leave your order* only with Til»: IUA0T0 4 4»., 221 ttaCIII slrarl, Hsu.i liulldlng as B.A Dyeing Co.Bell Telephone 2147.(HI OO on MARK oo oo oo oo oo oo\too OO\too 00 Established «I.oo oo 0\u201c00 PIANOS oo OO\tAAF.acKHO 1864.AND ORGANS 0000 oo rntooip to iig oo CO\too oo In Tone, Touch anal eo oo\tDurability\too OO\tOO oo (tir\t(àrrul oo oo InnaillHU oo oo liiirrrA* oo eo\too oo oo oo oo oo IN PIANO AND ORGAN MANUPACTURS SEND FOR CATALOGUES -TO- WILLIS & CO., Sole Agents For Central Canada, 1824 NOTRE DAME STREET MONTREAL.ZEAL AND PROUD ABILITY At the Leading Optical Establishment.NORTH » ll.I.D A CO., 128 *t.James aired.Opposite tbs Poet Office * W.- sre very ZKALOL'H in our endeavors to meet the requirements of sll our customers, snd PROUD of our ABILITY to furnish thi-m Spectacle* and Kye fLaaxes filtcl with the \"11.Laurance ' Brazilian Pebble L-nses, tpascially s»lected.absolutely p'ire and scienllficsUy accur ate.Our tong Lracticsl cxpehence enables us.after Ifreel .xaminstion of the rye*, to fit tba-ru n^all oondltlona of light, and wr guarantee to all purchsoMt the ability to purtue it.most minute rye employment with perfect eu.and comfort.W.fill Oplhalmlc Burgeons' prescription* with accuracy sod despatch, and have a large etock of Field, Marine and Opera Ulasses, Ac., Ac., all at the most reasonable price* NOTICE.There is not a can or bottle of P.KNOVo genuine unless marked Til»: KF.KOVD CO., 321 McMIl Hired.Vfniiircnl.1 ^HE RELIABLE SHOE STORE.FI ft K FOOTS, BOF.S ASI> SU VP Kilt.(or.Ill.»:i UY and NT.4 (Till BIN»: NTH.ask mu tok READ 1\t4 I.EATER, A HOUSEHOLD BKyUIBITE 4.I*.WEARY.J OHN DATE.H4MTAUY I'Ll MHIM;.OA8 FITTER HKATINO APPARATUB.Heating, Drainage and Ventilation specitibations and estimaUs lurniihed.Hmoke Tret applied and report* given.ELEOTRIC AND PNEUMATIC HELLS, 4-:.051 A 656 ( RAIC STREET.Telephone\u2014Bell.No.«71 ; Federal, No.Ml.Hrsldrnrr, nl tfuncr .Ircrl, Telephone\u2014Hell, No.17Ï1\".; Pederel, No.117*.N TEWCOMBE PIANOS are pr- nrmneed by li-*ding arti-U the finest made Io Cana> Houseruruisnings, sc.WOOLLEY Si CO , A.CABINET MAKERS A UPHOL.STKUF.lt8, 38 Itl.EIRl STREET.Wo beg to announce to our cuetomere, frii-mU and the public that we are rllll at 31 Ri.kurv RTHiraT.vrith a stock of GOOD FURNITURE, Ao.MAITUKBSKH RKMADE and FURNITURE KKPAIKKD, (load work arid punctual delivery.( B EDDJNG.For security, parties requiring (Juried Hair Mst-treruv* can *: tu»:uii, a*u in rntm i oititru, OOXaI^ARS., 1,200 dozen WHITE LINEN COLLARS.3-|ily, worth $2 a dozen.Reduced to (iOc a dozon.900 dozen WHITE LINEN COLLARS, 1-ply.boat quality, worth $3 a dozen, Reduced to $1 a dozen.GOO dozon REGATTA COLLARS, for worklURmon, at 30c a dozon In spitu of the tremendous reductiona made on the above goods, overy purchaser will be allowed to Lp\u2019t any quantity at tho dozen price.ISTKCK/TILOS IN\tSTVLIOSl 500 dozen of GENTLEMEN S NECKTIES, worth from $2.50 to $0.50, a dozon wholesale, will be sacrificed at tho following; prices : Gc, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c each These articles would really he cheap if sold for live times as much.Similar reductions have been made on an immense variety of HOSIERY, GLOVES.SILK and LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, oto.MEN\u2019S AND YOUTHS\u2019 FELT HA 18.Wo have received our spring assortment of Felt Hats and Pullovers, and wo have decided to sell them yi percent cheaper than any hat store in the city.The above goods have been consigned to us from Toronto, by a wholesale (inn, at less than half their cost.We must sell them without delay, being compelled to an early removal by tho widening of Notre Dame street.Come early and select the best goods.DUPUISJ-ANOIX & CO., (I.A.BEAUVAIS* OLD STAND,) 2024 and 2028 Notre Dame st., NEAR OHABOILLEZ SQUARE.RENOVO.l or I'lrntilnic I'nrprlu.\tWoollm Molli, lug.I'uxliinrre.ami all Wnolli-n t'alirlr», f-Yll liai*.