The daily witness, 29 septembre 1890, lundi 29 septembre 1890

[" 7 « \u2022 N \\ -f dai: Vm.XXXI, No.228.MONTREAL, MONDAT, SEPTEMBER 29, 1890.AotUtiv/ttrlMi,n>arriavPav t# Sal* u.A \u2019 combined to « le- \u2022!.r mills :a i-r :e comj*el the Go» eminent to alio\" m to .:\u2022 port as much »» beat as tn > like an : to the recent la»v fort- id ng th :u to :mpor.more than ono-! a.- r e vrhea' ground.E ghty l*c ta tor es in Cala- have been close! in con?* ,0 nc of t -trike.At a meeting of three \u2022 lO'\u2014and .ae » 'rker# \u2022 vas unanimously resolve ! to 'O i in e te ftrike until tbeuMUiufa'turersa: eptthet :\t?Cf the strikers.urcha e>i a large building at Port Said, and is transforming it nto a arrack fortn-is, »vhich will soon be o< -.\u2022 1 e l bv British trou s Thi- \" ill give England j>o.- 'e«Jion of both end of the Suer canal.05 IliV MOBLEY AND RELAXD.HE )T 61 .r Los; s, Se; *e er who' a- ret me : interviewed ye ter lay.nnyu rg alo\u2018u: make a fl< |r.Jo n Morley, * in ' re\u2019 an 1, - a-.e 1 ne .\u2018o sav as e in ends to ;eech a- S'.Helens, w *n will tell\tthe t\tfide 8to- \u2022 o;\tthe coa-i\tition of »'\t'\u2022a: .« ia 7\tiprierar» aa : the\t\t:r?A' ea-\tto whiel\tMr.Will\t:am\t0 B- ea, Air,\t.John D.\tHon aa i\tthe ©the\tr arrested Xâ'ion\t\t.'.?\ta\tve 1eea\t«ufi- iected.\t\tMr.Morlev i\t%\teen oa\t8 .It- i\tDa I\triih tr.afe*-\tw/.h M*.\tG1a I'.oae at\t IÎA\t»rdf\ta aad would\tret .rn t ere to a^i:\t\tIt A' COC'\tf res\tel \\ etweea t\te leaders\tot the L\teral I»-\td\trlnj the coc.\t.nk* wee*;.\t\t cas ?rrary laijitei h'S He desired THE TIPPERARY TRIAL D r'.'.Sert.\t\u2014T ere is no a'attaent of interest in the trial of the conspirât; a g an St the Nat-onalist leaiers at T Mr.R^nan.Crown : rose: tor, c ening .ueech tbs morn ng.Me ae?t taat the ai»?sbon! ; h< tried separate! , c the court decide! to bet: a.' las ca.-ei at t -\t: (\t:\u2022 ftda t g ng ret ns w »y Maffis t'a'*\t.s r.r on sh\tt in the c* the\trt ie line .to re e it.Mr Ronaa denouaoi i the actios th iefence at the dccu;;ent was au u:aaou» l.te.on M Shannon Mr.Shann?:.t ' pron.rn'e! t_e s'- & it an atten *.to sa- a * ania! of v.sti e.Th - ej:r.?.on va_; gree'^i by the c-b niants with roars of .lari, .s laughter.Owmr to \u2022 .ruin n as taken ;.l Mondav.THE GERMAN NOBIL TY WnaMt- THAT THEY Ml-iT U »D A M M 1UAt.Lira.Br?Sep'.Î'.\u2014The recent ; an la s a-Tolvisg tnet oers of \u2019t e ar.s'ocrac are gr» jr dis s?-d y t « press and are t e \u2022b\u2019* .e paarded pulpit allusi n«.Toe AVa- Zu:**g iz .\t- warns its me ter life masse?ram?Bi HERR Ml NCHAUSKS S YARN.:: n, Sept.J7.\u2014The Hanover Courier at- sort?tb.v when Mr.Thomson, an offi- ial ot the British Kas' Africa Company, took po-se non o' Vita he tote !own an i trampled underfoot the Genuaa : a.and .'a'e natives a po trait of Emperor William to use as a target.AMERICAN.THE TARIFF BILL ADOPTED.U'KIMKV 'll UEKs lot's H ' r.KAX\u2014SOMK STATEMENTS.WajMngtos, September .\u20197.\u2014Mr.McKinley made the clo?;ng si-eech a advocacy o\u2019 the amended Tarit! MU ' It wa-; not, ha aid, a bill O' retaliation or a bill of diplomac.».It was a ill for the people of the l nited State* to 'Upply them »» ith the necessary revenue to meet the current expen*»*.The Ot mittoo had so dijcriminated in the adjustment of the tariff a* to give protection to our people, de-\u2022en e to their indu-trie.- an l a \u2022 ompmsation to make the dirferen e between the price* paid labor in E ropo and prices paid labor in the United State».For it wa the pri ie oi th s country that it paid more and l etter wages to it* work .en than were paid an» where el*e on t » race of Goi earth.(Applatj*e en R\t* side ) T e future a one would vindicate or con i ma \u2022his bill.The mere words o' the g ntlemen from Teane*sx'e.or of other g ntlemen, were only t e word* of t ie press of En.'lan 1 or of oth-r countrie* Wa?it an» won b-rtuat un rte t;.r a- of * .c Mills Bill, in ti e National Rfi-ui li an Con»'-at.on i.ai : \u2018dared \u2022 at'i e Pe o-'rat c part;.»r ed the in'erest-of Europe and o* the I* mo -atic par an-i Barrend< re 1 t e interests of the United State-Gentlemen iiad sail tha' ti s ill t not increase the de an 1 for a single .rain of whea-or of a pound of cor o.Ile w oui J ay to these .tntle a t a' when ti n ' ill \u2019 e am» a la»» rt»TV TUOV* VXD MSN W,»Clt» BE IMPL 'YBO peo^-t to pro» lie th {late, hich -'Oui mer: of \u2019he west, makia.- 'hï.r plat1 enc'- of The Kt L .\u2019C .an; r 'ha' 'hey mus- lead a bet-if ti.ev do not wn*' to provok- the to re o.uuc\u2019S .he Geveioaw ; ro e- s charging 'he a-i ocr* j with general of this toun ry with tin e cons me l by the tar-A!r»ad»- they ba ! beg in » inS\u2019-Loui'.This bill,if j- eca- law,\tthe ree list OM- tlf O\u2019 all \u2019.t r;«d U\t\u2019he I ttits .Stves im or'e \u2014' e l,ke ot \"h wi?ne er known in an tar.r biii ; asjvd b t »' oa.ress of the Un.ted Sta e .Under the M ila B 11 only fort er eat of toreiga mpor'a' ons w.re la-e>l upon the tree list- Tüis » .11 recogni ed the ; rindple fo jo t in the Morrill A t,\u2014a pria .pie on rich th i J a'*y ual risen '0 e 'he t rtt msnufncluring nnuoa of the world.The govern uea s on the o' er lid- '0,1: ax the ; ople of thi ouary to make an iacotr.e for 'be Government t.:e Re-:\ti: an part 1 o.l ta ths prodneu of I tk n.markets .n the United the a^cessar re- enue of the cSFfuptioa, k \u2019.*.g t -at o-l 'hose are orru.vlos« materialistic cocte t.oa* hive destre» ed their m -»1 cons io ?a -s.T Rtiex»l-Z.t at-trl .tes th -oral de s 0 the no ility to au\u2018h mosey.no serio s » ork no moral d.s-cr line, gr i$ li .ng and ie: -4 ¦>! c tf fve »! eperi whi wedg'-d n e*n '.hera.l* p .*.\u2014 An othe r at 'err.p o'tUCrar Th i time n- Î to wreck a Tain fcy ar interidei to Wanaw.An e track in \"he were tigb'lv The train which w«s t into the *!e*per» «ri -va.» thrown from the track.No dfa.is of tne a^a.r .ave r^en ob-ta ned sni i* is fi .known w ?fc r an orrvs' have V^en maie {FOLLOWERS OF Recirv, Sept THE RED FLAG, it 7.\u2014The\tE » l>e*nO'\"a' ba'v- repl ed to tiie man >»to i-e ed \u2022 the French Labor f-ar.- eoagrat.U* n j tl.em oj/on the conven ng of tbe.r congre* a at Hall* y eongra olat a g e r French fret tea upon the aeæœ ling of t.ue oongrei at Lille.Ti^ r»-j0o,0O0 on sides, hams, and shoulder* pa'ked in the cellar.While a part of the build in i;s are totally de-stio'ed, tlie lo.*?is small because the building* x\\ ere eheapl» constructed.The tank building \u2022A'1 the killing house are entirely do-troxed, and warehouse?, etc .were badly damaged.The exact amount of the loss will depend upon the «mount of meats *tored in the Uu M ng and destroyed.TIIK I'oMI'ANY COM'l'CTlXi; THIS BtUSINUSS s composed of Kogllsltinen.It lias been known as t e Anglo-Atneri an Fa king Cotn-I any.Recently a uew compan» \"as formed to te known as Fowle; Bro.'.(Limited) \\\\,llta capital stock of ote j ,'.00,0 it was incorporate 1 in England aud {.ropo ed to acquire the M a ne # of Fowler Bros.(Limited), of Li» irpool Fowler Bro-., ot Xe»» York the An erson Fowler Co : ; any, of Now York the Anglo-Amer in Refrigerator Car Com] *ny \u2022 the Anglo-A men \u2018an Frovision Uomt>aQ»', o\u2019 Chicago, and tie Omaha Pack ing Compan », of Omaha.One-third of the stock was taken by the old owners a purchase money and the remainder \"as ordered tort iblic subscription.1 The hooks would have closed on Sept, to, after being open four da»\u20198.W .i&t eflect this lire will have on the new company cm onlv be conje 'ti red.Lim.'w, Ont., Set t :7.\u2014A' out nineo\u2019clock laU nig t a request came from the village o' Kinmount to send up the Lindsay tiremen aud engine, as a di-a-trous fire was raging.The Ire hr ga ie promptly responded, but arrive! too late to be of any great service.The tire started in Dunbar s hotel, and io a few hours the entire sine** portion of the village was destroved, onlv two hotels and one store being leu.The buildings destroyed were all of frame.It ts feared that there is little insurance, as a report is current that the insurauce companies cancelled til their policies in the district burned some months ago.Baltimore, Sept.> \u2014The Central Railway car stables were burned last night.Los-, SSO.Ooo.RAILWAY CATASTROPHES A TKLEGUAPH (¦PEU A TOR S KATAl MISTAKE.Zanesville, Ohio, S?pt.\u2022.!\u2022*.\u2014About one o clock ti.is main ng a molt disastrous freiglt' wreck occ rre 1 on the Bal imore and Ohio, ne* Pleasant Valiev a s! or' dis an e w e ; ot this .\u2022¦>\u2022.0\u2018 lers \"ere .\u2022 en east and west oun ¦ e\".u 'o a sat Blackhaud, bt t the O] erator, Keelty.at 1 at {dace tailed todeliver the order to tlie east-bound 'rain.Later, he sa- his n stak1* and tele.- aphed the opera'or ue-** \u2022 a* \u2022 ere wo il l be a wre k nrett» soon and left bis post.He is a mere boy.Both en.nos and a n : cr o' loaded cars were le a ntbo greatest »n - on.E ght mas wer' killed, as olio vj \u2022\u2014John Buckingham, en.neer W 1.Firestoone, \u2022 reman Freeman K lie , rakat an J \u2022 a Cot at.Ben .Smart, Glen Bash, Geor.e W.S one s ner, tom McCrarv, (t.ody not lound), one nknowa.John Kem «, an en^.nee , had h I : ent off.and Fireman Wilion i hand smashed.Those not «mplr don the 'rain r b a'ing t .\"ay to Columb *.Th> track was cleared at ei.ht o cio k thi-morning.Ther\twas also a nlliiiou on Barn -ville hill, oa th ¦ Baltimore and Ohio, be' \u2022» ( r an e\\ ¦ r ?an a pa st-n.-e*.Rail \"\u2022 ay i.fficiall state that no one wa- hurt, hut tha' botli engin-s and an expre 1 car »vcre ruined.C ARK , Pa , S '.t.-I.\u2014A fr- ight train on the Pittsburg and W s' rn railwa» 1 ap- 1 th \u2022 tb-a S .tervill ,n Arh-t .aton- o «o i ¦h.s morning, killing Fir mao Lid r and Brak« -man Shr ckengost an ! p*oba 1» fatally injuring En.ne-r r rank Woo l.XO ONE WAS INJCRSP.UAI.LOWAY#» T McRae, G>tel|dJ, got fust pi i/e, for one » car old bull and tor bull two years and up.hull , alf, bull of an» age, row three » ear* and up, one and two 'tar oLl baifer.heifer talf and In-st herd of onv hull and four females.I\u2019OLLKO A Mil\u2019S.D .Cru k, Montreal, k'1*1 ,,ril l\u2018ri/e lor bull two »ear aud up, om year bull, Dull call and lie fer cal: and bull with four females.JKIteKYH, lit KR N\u2019 SKY S AVU AI.KVUNKVS.Tito Hon.J.J.C.Abbott, Kt.Anne -, Que., Sot lirst i-ri/.e for bull two years-and up, cow jree » cars and up, one and two year old lieifer and best herd.K A» « AT TI.E, ANY DitKKD.W.H.Reid got first |'ri«a tor three year old steer, and K.»Y.Jndalt, Compton, for cow four » ears and up.A VALUABLE MINUTE.\u201cThere are a gnat many small fires just now, said Mr.Gauthier, of the Fire Alarm Department.\u201cRut we ha»e wry few larg-ones, lu- continued, \u201cand I will tell you wliv.We ave nearly ono full mmute over tin old method by having the \u2018 tickers m the stations.The tickers arc struck direct trom th.alarm box, and the firemen get the record a quickly as »» e do.i nder the old system xve had to get the record first, and then strike the alarm.I need not tell y on that a minute gained at the outbreak 01 a tire is worth a great deal.\t_ THE LIMESTONE CITY.(Special to the Witness.) TIIK BODY WAS STOLEN.Kingston, Sept.27.\u2014Over a week ago Dr.Ebcr.-on lost hh life in Rideau Lake.Friends fum Montreal arranged for bil burial in Portland C-metery.A few days ago it was discovered that the bod» had been resurrected aud carried off, and the sides of the coffin kicked in.an OBOAKIST CltOM MONTREAL.Mr.Henry Howell, organist in Douglas c ur h.Montreal, l as accepted an engagement a organist of yueeu street Metliodist church 1 ere.He presided at the organ on Sundav last and his efforts were greatly appreciated.A I'MIB-T DYING.Ti e Rev Father 0 Brien, ill with consumption, is d'ing at hi* homo in Escott.He has been in the priesthood only about five years.THEY CHASED HIM OUT.A King-ton fakir, who tried to beguile some fariner* at tlm Inverary fair, wascht-ed out ot t e village and stoned! He would have been ! :rt lad not a constable protected him.GREAT CARE IS TAKEN.G.H.Allen and Dr.Horald have returned from » sit- to Perth, Smith - Kalis, Kemplville and other place* where applicant* for in*ur-an \u2022 were exam iced in connection with the A : iibisliop n loan.None 1 lir nrelein.a -epted.More than usual care i* being taken in selecting them.P,>i.TLA.;>,Ogn., S pt.'.\u2014A Union Paeit: \u2022 train, xxhose d la for several lions caused lumorso\u2019 a 'atastroph\u201d.reached her» ear! v this morn ng.A r*- was derailed ia Idaho by tfc* breaking ot *n fcxlr.ad : th train par i;» wre k* i.Noon' wasin ured, CANADA CENTRAL FAIR.(Special Corretpon lmet of the Witness.) THE CATTLE I.THlBIT.0rta\u2019-x* x, Scut\tAs the farming industry lithe ack one of Canada the ho' es and cattle, g a n and végéta des, deserve tlie first attention.It would tax .our columns too much tj attempt to give a full list of all the pri/e .ev n n f is lice, consul'ring the space req ired a' n ient 'or the grea' Me'.0 : s' Conference.I « all, ho cxer, try and arrange 'he first ri/e in S'ich a u anner as 11 take up the least po*si Ie gj-ace ' giving a lis' of the first prixes gained bv the different com;»etitor .Tl.s plan will also l e found a very convenient one 'o reierence * y farmer who wish 'orotn-are no .es as to wha got tlie grea'est num' er o'l.rst cla a pri/es.To save space we rna-also dispense w.th the handle to 'he name o! the competitors.AYRSHIRE^.\u2022 A N Dr-mmond, Pet.te Cote, getting first prize, for one year and txvo' years old bull or up-a- is, lor one, two ami three year old heilerg and eow three yea:» arid op ei,d also tor tlie est \u2022 d.Jose h Yu il, Ca le'on Place, got fir«t pri/e for t.ufl - alf.Mr Yuil is - ons dered an authority in thatilistr.' \u2018 in the mat'er of rai ng good cal ea.Your c>rrW t r alf and one »ear old heifer, and two->ea old heifer, and for tlie best Le d of one b .11 and foui females.rarried bv J.A W.altogether.VERY SAD AND UNTRUE.a NunwEOiAN fish «roar that cot lo not RE OT TKOXE.H-n k Dah!, of A ale un !.a»* Forest and Stream, »¦ a u rca le and a follower ot Da\u2019w.n.W i ng toappl» tu-1 thaory of tlie limit of a ap-a ilit» ot a i-ede* toit* environment, !\u2022 procured a liarring from a neighboring f]ord an-i carriod it nome «n a tu \u2022 o: eu water.He enewed the wa'o -lady fo\u2019 ome time, and ailuail» redtt \u2022 ! the quantity, with -0 ' \u2019tie ncon'-en.em e to the bei\u2019.ung that hecon- Imie-i t lia * tlie li*h miglit, in time, lea n to >.ea'he a n idite-l \"ith water like the at and man.It ' irned out a he expected, aad the wn'e-wa finall» tumed Out ot the tub ne»cr to e replaced.Henrik next remo od tiie t *h from it- tuli iin-l i-la-e-l it on the groi.nd, w'lereit flotipe ! a' out »ery ax»k»»a'd-jv a- t -t, 'm' oon lea-ned to mo-e treelv and ap :U.In a little \"hile the herring wa a\u2019le o folio»» it-'Hia ter without difficulty, an-1 then i: became lit con-tant companion a''Out the tree\u2019-of tlie citv.On a re-tain unfortunate da-.Henrik had ô a lon to - ro a dilat- da\u2019ed \u2022 ridge which spanned an a m of the harbor.The herring coming gracefully along, iteedle-s of danger, now and a.'»tn springing at the ephemera, for which it acquired a q>ecia\u2019 fon-l-ne.- , uii e l it tooting, dipi-c l through it ra-k into thi wptfr bfqeath an-i drowne-l.Professional.Educational.1XBKK0H I.K.khuNH Kiv IxmU Martin esprlcat,pt i Frauce, will I*1 *laNbi|t uow optfu tUy uml 0fruiog« terun otll on or addr«M(i w TI10Ml.8oN.35t Ht.Jame» Monday, September 29, 1890.auLafasy .-¦*\t:' MACLAREN, LEET, SMITH & SMITH, AUVOCAT».a.It 4BKIXTIIW.*r\u201e Ar.Room IIarson Uio< ».161 HI.Jame* Hfrret, noalrcal.John J.M*a ar«n.WC.I R.O.SMirn.BC t.Com r for Ont *itTil P Levt, B.C.L-\tI A W Bmitii.BC.L.1 EDMUND GUERIN, IJ A , B.C L , J ADVOCATK.IIAKKItTKH.be, ( «inniD'lonrr for all the Proxlncea, LAW CBAMHKKHt Yo».20H and 'itw.aeronil liai.Rtcw Work Life Itulldlng, SfontrcAl.liait Telephocc Na i'*5J.Paints, Oils, &c.J.GRACE, 51 University st.H A.MILLER, IIOUHF.RUIN AND WINDOW HIIADR I\u2019AINTF.B, PAPKK HANOKK AND DKCOHATOU nii.MK«i, OaaivrM'i, Or.AXiwo, WBiTawaainiro, Af the Empire.Tho result of this In-, estimation, conducted with a* much prudeOM as address, so Umt nothing should transpire, showed that Uu?marshal might give his sari-ous-attention to tho advances made him.1 lance, this propositiou throw th« father of Rote and Blanche into a cruel perplexity, for to attempt so bold and dangerous an enter-priée, h« must 0000 moro abandon bi* obil* dren ; whilst on the contrary, if alnrmecl at this separation, bo renounced the endeavor to save the King of Koine, whose lingering death was perfectly trnc and well authenticated, the marshal would consider himself as false to the vow he had sworn to tho Emperor.To end these painful hesitations, full of confidence in the inllex.'blo uprightness of his father's character, tho marshal had gone to ask his advice ; unfortunately tho old republican workman, mortally wounded during the attack on Mr.Hardy\u2019s factory, but still pon- tug OVl_______ «lied with these words upon his lips : \" My son, you have a gi'^t duty to perform, under pain of not acting like a man honor, ami of disobeying my last will.You musî, without hesitation-\" But, by a deplorable fatality, the last words which would have completed »ho sense of tho old workman's thought, were spoken in so feeble a voice, as to be quite unintelligible.He died, leuvingtho marshal in a worso state oi anxiety, as one of the two courses up«m to him had now been formerly condemned by bis father, in whoso judgment he had the most implicit and merited confidence.In a word, his mind was now tortured hy the doubt, whether his father had intended, in the name of honor and duty, to adviie him not to abandon hli children, to engage inao hu/aidous an enterprise, or whether on the contrary, he had wished him to leave them for a time, to perform tho vow made to the Emperor, and endeavor at least to rescue Napoleon II.from a captivity that might soon be mortal.This perplexity, rendered more cruel by certain circumstances to be related hereafter, the tragical death of his father, who had expired in his arms, the incessant and painful remembrance of his wife, who had perished in a land of exile, and finally, the grief he felt at perceiving the ever growing sadness of Rose and Blanche, occasioned severe shocks to Marshal Simon.Let us add, that, in spite of his natural intrepidity so nobly proved by twenty years of w ar, the ravages of the cholera, the same terrible malady, to which his wife had fallen a victim in Siberia, filled the marshal with involuntary dread.Yes, this man of Iron nerves, who hail coolly braved death in so many battles, felt the habitual firmness of his character give way at sight of the siones of desolation and mourning which Paris offered at every step.Yet, when Mdlle.de Cardovillo gathered round her the members of her family, to warn them against tho plot of their enemies, the affectionate tenderness of Adrienne for Rose and Blanche appeared to exercise so happy an influence on their mysterious sorrow, that the marshal, forgetting for a moment his fatal regrets, thought only of enjoying this blessed change, which, alas ! was hut of short duration.\t.\t, »\t» Having now recalled these facts to tho mind of tho reader we shall continue our story.( To be eontinutd.) Business Cards.C.R.G.JOHNSON, FIRE INSURANCE, U AT.JOHN KTUt.KT.montrkal JACQUAND PERE ET KIL8.UKM'INI rKKNUH BUtORINd.DAVID SKA A CO., H UOBPITAL 81 BRUT HONTEBAJ.IKLEFUONS No.19G«.J w.ROBERTS, B*T.JAMK» AT BEET, Mftnuf icturor anil Importer ot ENQUBH SADDLES.BBIDLES.harnmb whip*.I'N IVEKHAI.MKTAI.CLEANED (U0D* better!, uonie UlaokeU retail at wholeaal» P,l1oeV tel.phone or othenriae for rapolra Jo Baddlsa aodH ameja or work of a»» kln.it clc«et floor ; *15 to $W for ll*th Boom.F OR CHEAP DRY OOODS, CARPETS AND OILCLOTflB, \u2014CALL AT\u2014 FBAMIH DOI.AVM.NEW STAND, 211 Metillt atrert, (S Doors from Notre D»uie etrcct.) HalUnc from Montreal on or about - H».ERL KINO.\tÏ.Î00 too a .*od Oet HU, OCEAN KINO,\tÏ,5(W tout.H.th Oct.Limdon AkcuI» William Ron* A Co, 3 Kail India 'VimY* vrM«la of the abore line* are A IW.binheei cUm at Llord».and hare tx-en built eipreaely fer Ihu trade and pi>meae the miet linproeed facllillee for carrying yialo, butler, cheeee and rattle.TIIKOI till RU IN OF 1.1 HI VII.grartrd by any of lhe al>o»e line» to any point In t A*ADA O* WKHTF.MN HI ATgN.And by any of the CANADIAN or WE-erKUN BAIL-WAYrtP' any |x 11 nt In OKBAT BRITAIN, igKLANI or KCHoPKal LOWBHT THRUllOH RA I KB.Hpeclal attention given to the II ANDLINO if all PEE-IHHA lil.K.and oihrr oarg» Tor further paitlcular* apply to KOItT.KI FUKIt A FO\u201e 2:1 nml 2.5 HI.HaerNinrut alreet, Montreal.w B RUSHES HALFPRICE.CHILDREN\u2019S CORNER.ms BKST SELF.\"Joe, what do you go to see that Mi»s Bacon bo much for! She ian\u2019t pretty, alio isn\u2019t rich and she is an orphan ; she has no ftt \"'\\Vhat do I go to see her so much for !\u201d queried Joe, in a dreamy tone.\" No, she ian\u2019t prettv and «ho isn\u2019t ugly ; she certainly ian\u2019t rich, for she teaches for a living, and though her parents are dead they were moo people.1 go to see her because she makes me keep company with my beat self when I am with her.I say to myself when I am on my way to call on her : \u2022 Now, if you have any noble thoughts, you «-an utter thorn te her, sure that th-sy will bo appreciated.If you ve read anything unusually lino or beautiful, you can tell it to her, and find an eager listener.She always makes me true to the highest and beat that is in me.\u2019 \" What do you think she »ald to mo the last time I was there ! I had bean telling her some funny story about old Giles, and I repeated some of bis jargon ; you know how he talks.Just before I came away she sau» in a verj- modest, downcast kind of way : , \" \u2018 Mr.Lyon, may 1 ask a favor of you! \" * Certainly,\u2019 1 said, \u2018 I would be most hsppy to oblige you.\u2019 \" \u2018 Would you kindly refrain from renoat ing any profane words in my hearing ! it hurts mu so to hear them.\u2019 \" I felt as though six inches had been taken from my stature, and I replied :\t_ \"\u2022I will not offend that way again.I know tho commandment, \" Thou ehalt net take tho name of tho I^rd thy God in vain, and I suppose one ought never to repeat profane language.\u2019\t^ , \" I tell you such a woman as that has courage as well as conviction.'1 Miss Bacon had brothers from whom sho was separated, and for whom sho felt a sisterly solicitude, \" If I am careful to hold my young gentleman friends to high standards, she said to herself, \" some lady perilaps w;ill do tho same for my brothers,\" and this motive actuated her in all her intercourse with young men.Gho had no thought of self in the matter, and when Mr* Lyon said to her that he could be a better man with her as his wife than with any other womin In the world, the declaration came as a surprise to her.Friendship ripened into 1 >ve, love that nail \" its seat in reason ami was judicious.United in everything that was sincerely good, the homo they founded w as tho home of peace, the cradle of all noble virtue, the reward ol high endeavor ami its most potent stimiilui \u2014 .V.T.Ohridian Advocate.IIAIK tnd HAT BRUSHEB.CLOTH *n|uare, Moniri it.Oct N« v.14 23.»).r it.21.Î8 t 11 18.UEHEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.Tke 8».\"MIRAMItTII.\" A.BAQUET.Master, Is Intended to leave Montreal, on MONDAY, Hepf.21tm, n« 4 P-m., for Uaikfr rolnl.«¦\u2022pe, Mai Bay »r Paint 8t.Pelrr, Perre, Hnnimeralde, f karlolteuwn nml Plcloii.For freight, passage add stater.Kimi apply t-» THOH.PM AHKR A 4 0., Freight and Ticket Agent*.205 Oomtnluioner* stre t.Or to H.POHT4.M «\u2019BAPFRe.136J HI Jame* street.LACK DIAMOND LINK hummer excursion».And HI.John *.NH 1.R1 For Charlottetow leaving a* follow* : H».COHAN .HH BONAVI8TA HH.COHAN.I* E l .Thuraday.»>-pt.-» .Thursday, O l 2 .Tbumlay, O t 16 O1 c CHEMICALS.TUE \" I WILLS\" OF SCRIPTURE.GOMriI.KD BY MU.'».I.H.RI0HR8.Monday tnhr.r SELF DENYiNG LOVE AND CHARITY\u2019.I will eat no ficah while thu world atandoth lr»t I make my brother to offend,\u20141 C orinthians » iii.1-3.Let all your thirga bo dime with charity,\u2014 1 Corinthian* xvL 14.There is Need or Plain Speaking as to the duty of members of churches to support the church to which they belong ; and the .officers of churches must learn that their obligations to their pastors are as binding as are any obligations which they assume.A pastes can live more easily on a comparatively small salary, which he reoeives regularly and pronptly, than on a large «alary which ^is mid in small amounts and at uncertain times.1\u2019aators cannot afford to .have their gooil iMtines injured in a community because of failures to pay their honest debts.Many a pastorVt influence hns been greatly lessened, if not entirely destroyed, partly because of imptrfeat business management on his own part, but chielly because of failure on tho putt of the people to pay him promptly the salary promised.\u2014Chvutian Inquirer.An Mite.I.'rfgory, tho wife of the incumbent of Kmmu.ei Church, Brighton, was lionizing a friend on tfio parade, a rag and bone man to whom she iud given the pledge came up to shake hands with her.She says sho was glad to claim that man as a friend, and should like many more.But her friend was very outoh kinuied.Oil of Vitriol, Marlntle nnd Nltrle Arid, Nitrile ol Iron, Iron Liquor for VYoollen, l otion and Hllk Mills.Knl Soda.Hulphate of 4 «Plier.Liquor Ammonia, Tin Crystals and Turkey Red «II, Dressing for Hoot» and SUoes, l.y the gallon or by Ibe JOH-I .«WAV.DALH0U8IE BTRHKT MONTREAL T^OTICE.Clftin,» «gsiult Ux' f»t»te of the Ute Mlsi M.»fg»rt-t Fort, of Montre»!, «re reqne*to .* » Last y< ar\u2019s fancy knit wool goods can l»e r« color* d ami made to look lik' now.S our husband\u2019s suits and l>oy\u20198 clothing can bo beautifully dyed and made fit for wear again.In fact your household furniture, curtains, draperies and articles of ornament can Ikj improved and beautified by using Diamond Dyes and Diamond Faints.If you w ant these things well done, l>o sure and use only tho Diamond brand, as tlmy aro the only guarantee»! goods on the market.Fiuaiicial.03.60 335.,TTAWA RIVER NAYIDATION 40MPA8T.DAILY MAIL LINE BETWEEN MONTREAL AND OTTAWA.DAY EXOURHIONH Dr PALACE Hlr.HOVEREUJN TO CARILLON $125 SATURDAY», #1 00.Now Is the time for Antuniu Tint*.Dc llglitrul Trip.PoMrngers Ukc 8 05 » rn train dallf fur Ly-blno to con-Iivct «Ith *tr«n for Ottawa and tot*»mediate i>oite Tlckste at Grand Trunk Office*.174 andtMHt, .Ian»* \u2022trrit, ai.il Windsor and llalmorat Hotela MARKET HTKAMKRH Steamer MAUDE for Drowns Wharf, 4c., T'u-nlav* ami Fridays, BOO p in FUINOEHH for Cartllon, Ac ut C CO a.m.N' These vi-sscl* have supsrlur parw iige» aeconimo.lv lions, and carry an experte need stewardess.Fur parsagr apply to I4IN4AMAN, IIROMN A 40.It On atom Houte am arc, Mootreal.ORTH GERMAN LLOYD HH ' FAHT EXPRES» HTKAMF.R».From Naw Y.ma From NeXT York lu llreiiini »ln Honlbainptoi» Also taking passengers to Havre and Pari* ¦rMH\t.Saturday,\tKept.\t2d,\t10 a in.T,i a vV '\t.Wt-dnesdsy,\tHept.\t94,\t1pm.\u2022{¦nu '\u2019 .Saturlay,\tHept.\t27,\t3 pm.Wednesday.*>ot.I, 8 a in.Tb First Oshin, $100 and upward*, «coord-Ing to location : to [gindoii, Havre or Bremen, in Second Uablu, $55 .Hteerage at low rate* The steamers of this lino arc celthrated for their speed, comfort, *afety and Ibe exoellonoe ol «heir tables Apply to J.Y.42ILMOI R A 4 4».361 Ht Paul itreet, Montreal.Or to OKI,RICH» A OO, 2 Howling Green, D HU amor Wednesday'and Hiturday YY.ftHFI'HFRD.Jr.Manager Modicinos, &c.F ITS CURED.Just DR.KIINI.'H 4.HI.AT 8F.RVE RFJ4TORKE Cure* Epileptic Fit* and all disorders of the Nervous Byste m.Price, |2 00 per bottle, or 3 bottlers for $5.l«.(IKANGK BLOHHOM Dr McGill'S celebrat.-d re medy for female diseases A freeh supply received.Country orders promptly filled.Agent\u2014 J.A.HARTR.Druggist, IÎHO Nolrr Dnnir «trrrt.Telephone, i ini', lllk) I Federal.»4.^1X PERCENT DEBENTURES.^\tFOR HALF AT PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST, gerund by fir*t morlgagi * transferred to lb- AM K-RICAN LOAN A TKUHT COMPANY, of Nr.w York, as truatetg, and further iccured by the 4n|ilfnl, .\t\u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022\tU9.#80,M# Ami A*»rts, .\t\u2022\t\u2022 I#11,16»,OK.*, Of the EQUITABLE MORTGAGE COMPANY.LKYVIH A.HART, NOTARY, Imperial Itulldliig*, 1*7 »f.James afreet, Montreal.J.Grocories, Provisions, H.RICKABY CO, 11.R.Sharpley & Sons 225 ST.JAMES STREET.Footballs, hiotbiills.LKATIIKR 4 OVKRF.D.HUG nr ami ASSOCIATION.SEND FOR FKIOB LIST.R.Sharpley & Sons 225 St* James street.FAMILY 42HOI-KR» and I>I»TMBl\u2019Toa.H or Hti.H-CtASS «lOOM, 6.1 IIF.AYF.R HALL.NlTE \u2014W'sygnn leavr * every Ra\u2019urday miming at 8 o'clock or Lirhine Dorvil,Valois aod Pointe Clair,- N JEW CROP BF.LLt TLD JAPAN TEAS IN HTORR.J.A.MATHF.M SON ** 4 0., HeCHI street HOOD'S \u201c TRIUMPH\" is the Ho»p of tha age for Pfsirv, general excellence, and price, pat up iu boxes containing 6'J |re.*,d poind bar* (full weight).In Slue Wrapper*, at 7 o-rntv each maue b»\" Tur AuiiaK-r Mf', Oo \" Aik your Orocer for il, or «en I tr the factory.57 Amherst atriet.fur a box NAME aod TRADE M ARK U «tamped on Soap aod wrapper DUSART\u2019S WINE OF LACTOPHOSPHATE OF LIME.TO ENItirH THE I lir ifl Til BLOOD and rf Hr Ql 4 n store all the HlLflL I M VITAL ENERGIES.rnntailis] if ip ft || D i \" PT | VluUI n s?st.'S: Matée* and Id-] «Akusu di>|s-n'-.iM\u201c for Tlllmlw the lutmatinn «>1 nil Iii: Ut» boDjr mmI niUSTllbir sy^-tcin, _ _ ^ ^ , __ anil is the BEST Ifl 00 r TONIC fur LYM-[ MUoULb zz frorn neiwou! DEBILITY, POORNESS OF BLOOD and I the EXCESSES OF YOUTH.\tJ DU3ART SSYRUPof LACT0-PH0SPHATE of LIMEl*lntonilaa| arn weak and who re-juins this UmtsJonnlna \u201cTms'a SPECIFIC IN INFANT'S GREEN DIARRHOEA AND ASSISTS CHILDREN IN THE FORMATION AND CUTTING OF THEIR TEETH.The above may be obtalüûd from all DmfMsts In CANADA and tho UNITED 8TA1 T ' WhoWile of LTMAIf.SCRS « CO.Toronto.\u2022uamioN.\u2022 Vani o' v l H New York.OM INION LINE -or\u2014 ROYAL NAIL KTF.ANSIIII'H.LIVERPOOL HER VICE.NAII.I Mil UATF*.From Montreal.From O «elec.Thurtdar.Sept.IB.Thuredaf.Sept.15\t.Thursday, Oct.1.Thuitday, Ook J.Wednearlay, Oct 15.FROM QUEBEC.\u2022VANPOfV*lt, Thursday, Oot.1'i.I\u2019er rates nf Oeh'n Passxce-From Montréal and Quebfo, HH VAmmivitR, cabin, $5«J and $10 audio, ¦rturn, $IUQ.$110 and $lf>0.By all oilier ateamera, $l«7 and $j0, according to steamer and accommodation In three and two .tfio room* Return, $80 and $'-k).I liter me,Hate, $30 It.torn, $60.Ht«r rage.$20.Return, $40 BKIHTM1.SERVICE FOR AVONMOUTH DOCK.Dntahio.from Montreal about Sept 10th.I » i,i,a n i\t.\t**\t*'\t\" Sept.201 h.¦ No pa**eii*er* earrlod to Bristol.These sleainere ham saloons, staterooms, mu*lc-foom* and lalb room* amidships, where but little motion la lelt.\t.\t.\t.For Frelshttor passage apply In l.lmrp-Kilor Bristol U, Filai), Main 4 Montgomery ; In Quebec to W.M.Merphe/sou ; al all Orand Truuk Railway Offi< **.D.HATTRRHIIY, 174 HI, Jnnirt atrref.YY.I».tt'IIHIKN, I4:t Ht.Jnnira street.42.YY.M4IIII8H4»*.I:t04 HI.Jutnra street.D.TltRRANI K A l it., H Ho*|*tlal alreet.[NMAN ROYAL MAIL Stotmers FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPflOL.4'nrrylng I iiitnl Hlatr» Nnil*.NOTIUF.Tbssleamr raof this line like t,l< -itenant Maps a lane roulos at all season* of Ibo year CITY or Brsi.is.Wrdnesday, Sept, 21,1 >7 p m.fill or CflESTga .Wednesday.Oet I, / 30 am, Citv r Cmd aoo.Wulrirwlay.Oct.H, I ai i m.Cl TV or Nsw Voua .3V route *ele> nd HTKEKA42F.AT Y Mil M»IV RATK4.Saloons, \u2022talerooms, imok rig an'! ba'-hrooin* aimd- Thew> \u2022te-amsr» do not îarry cattle, sh-vp or pig«.PKTRK WKl'ilfT 4 Ho*.Uearra1 Ageute Y».II.IIF2RY, 141 St.Jnntra \u2022Irefl, J.V.«ll.mtiR .» 4 0., 351 St.Paul street.Montre»!.Plumbers, &c.^OOLEY à DAVEY, l*i artirai HaalUHa», Flambera, Cas, Steam and Hot-YTafer Fillers.T1NHMITH1NU AND RfSiFlNa.264 BLELHY STREET._ All Jobbing Prompty Ailendod to.CfcartSi moderate.^JORDON BROS., PLUMBERS.GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.3* BEAVER HALL HILL.Electric and Mechanical Bell Hangers.B«U Telephone.No.482$ RED STAR LINE, F.8.nnd Roynl Helglaa Nall Hlrsmer*.Hailing weekly from New York for Antwerp.One of the aborted roules to Pails and Londoi, Belgium, Kraitoe, Hwltxorland, the Khioa and Italy, From New York, Biivmlako.Wedn.Wodneadsy, Oct.\t8, I 00 p m.KailM.AWte.Wtdnreday, Oct.\t15, 4 00 p m.Saloons.ataterxMina, smoking ami bath r,>00.1 amidships HRcowir OAitlW aooommodations unexcelled, htateroome all on eaain deck ¦rtf et Cabin, $t& and upwards ; excureloo, $85 ami upward*.Second Cabin, $35.Krc-ini in.$65 and $72.Steerage (outward).$11 67 ; prepaid, $12; ticuflion, $4060.For freight and paesage apply to PtTtR YFiiioiit A Sosa.General Agents.5 Bowling Ureeo, New York.J.Y.RII.NOL'R 4$ 4'«.«31 HI.Piul at.________________¦\u2022¦ireal._________________ I EUROPE!EUROPE! EUROPE J\tTICKETS BY ALL LINES.ALLAN, DOMINION and BEAVER Line*._ir via MONrKKAL.NATIONAL, OUION.HAMBURG.AM EKIC AN.WHITE STAR, 43UNARD, INMAN.NORTH GKBMAN LLoVD.QENKKAL TKANSATf.ANTIC, STATE, AhCUOR and RED STAR Line*.?1 j) Also to FLORIDA, WIST INDIES.Ac.ifi Call 0» write for loweet uuots'loo* b.furc IOC* log elstwhrra\t.,\t.Saloon rate*, $30 upwards .itcvrage »l loa- \"\u2022 r*W*-AT fteu.il for pamphlet or call attry r-w-vldre-v I74ht James i, re.t, comer BkJobo.f ity and Die-trlct Telegraph Co.\u2019S Bulldin*.Mantrr»l U.B.4TTERHHV, Tele; bote Nu 1646 B Ygrul. 4 TITK MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Monday, September 29, 1890, leeUy Calendar, Monday, êkptbmhkr *J9th.o PEN 1 NO EVENING TO-NKitlT f.W.r.A.CLAMC*.1*1 «.lfj»irr.MBMUimo* UAT*.».Dtllr WltiiM*.A3.(W ¦ Wmklr WitneM, #!.J0 ; with redurUoai to Clutw : Nufthrru\tSV-; 10 C-J4-IO oca kt.lrtwf.$) â Al.|« W , tü tlt> W ; K.-um >n »t H p m Vorn!«v ti J icuadm* UU 0< : U »r,' li.tt 1 t, rrl ih«\tM 'intiri o( th« Hducwuoibt CoBCKittt* wilt nnwt m th* oAic- »l 7 >X Thrve«b«.! kod rocutuirp utu.Uw et»! of October.lettf'.ctict will be\tok tout dk>i la eve!» **¦«.kai wi:i.whearerr vh» WrUh'f prwBiiU.v fr s aktorw For tunhrr iikrbu .kra plrkae «svly at the UeliriT C.klUc.wf .\t.)\t».O AAmtwVo:.SV- hktardkf* frkc Tcesdat.September 30th.THE PRESENCE OE ry\u2014w.Al.- THR MKM KRt - » I> o« \u2022 KDtKBCRi, ti .\tX * \u2018 I O O T i,\ttf\\ i**' -d *l th ¦ Beetle ow TtTKAOAY EYESIRü, , you i:«t Itikiorw of ta:p'rt»o«t M ROLLMAR.XU SONS OP EN* i LAND I\tR.A.C JVt «X:1K 1 2AN a ^\t^ A/ Nlrt«rtk\u2018> Jubllfe l»\u2022 CI*oii4»vw w.l.peoduec k a*î rk\u2019 ee-rliror» tr L»r HieAn.WeUiafVi!-.ttrcel.ROBERT SAYEita.Reerrtkfy Us» P,*j~.:k »t M A.A A.« ¦ E A S r L I B .Tbe oecakl Bkrtoro ot tfcr k >re C«b will he h' ! a.¦ ATI RD AT, 0rt.MB.I\u2022 A Co.V B.Cbkpwkt.C.J.Ot'mioe.X M -ik* > oed C F P.Depot ¦ k.T-v r fnw C R R V -.im r D*pr t kS 1 31 pa.j »\u2022\t\u2022\t.r ADYITRTI3EMENTS.CONTRACTORS Ar.d BUILDERS ôHOI'LL E1AM1XE OCR POR0IA TERRA «0TTA I ICI-PROfiMNC kad HOLLOW TILE.the Two'C M»-.\u2022 Ct.'jrtiki Ajat-^yUt-yi It-.: :-4 A.tr TMl RATMBIN COMP ANT.DRbRRO.VTO.OST * FIRE DEPARTMENT.__r_ H*t w.ier Apparaiai.'j* ;/ j SEALED TKXDERfl kUewwwd wj O' ij*«derat'd kad tadtewed - Tet dm far Hut Wku/ Apparktee.* wli] be rwe* read kt the Ct* Or» \u2022 cdLae.Clt» Baii, wati M'XtR WB TBCRBDAT tae Wd Orto-er tert.for Le'\u2019, wiver Htarw i far Lha f'e.wwtaf ww.ota \u2014Bo C «eper Gera^a wad Oktwr» atrme 5* J, v/raer 0»4 wad Okw aad Ma V.v.OwtAeetae atraet.aeae Oaf The f art keel f«r Mae t kaef I to h* of the Bke* Aaawe t* \u2022 Beaspek, kaf tkki f >» Ma.M to ha k \u2018\tTbe ptpee ta be aa liaw-.-atod lAMitwU < ,*kl to >* aee Vn es bit fee* ef wr ik tka kraeal pan af wai aae.kad S liaeal feet of oae .oc* pep* per VA ea v.t fm af kir us tBi at«er ponwa.A \u2022 ( i/Me teeder far .aak Wat.æ w, .Aaee to he w h&> op U* te-.dmea TVi eaaeat or kay Uader wvll aot tetwair'y be ke-oepfcU Bp order «VAR.Cl Af kMT lf R.C-.ta Cork.Cttt CLCkc \u2022 Orrtra, Crrr Ratt.M - ./.e.2b-k I Orrir-a.\\ tAA._____ V I teat.u% I M ARRIAGE LICENSES.tea i (t wr «(\u2022BMC A BCMT0I \u2022 vrawika.the SIA AT.J A MCA H TREAT AIM EKTIalAC II ATEN.DAILY W1TNRN8.Etre Hum ktd upward*.19c por linn.Ooutract oo fkrorkbl* teroik £hc ^aitg Witness.MONDAY, 8EPTEMBKH 29.1S90.Ill£ KlR-'T KXiORCLMIXT of tho A3t of CoBgreta, which recently became law, excluding from tbe United Sûtes mails papers publishing lottery advertisements, has been of such a nature as to bring the Act into disrepute.A weekly paper published In Washington, which formerly, under another name, published lottery advertisements, was excluded from the mails, although the issue excluded contained nothing of an objectionable nature under the act.This was a bad mistake or blunder, as the only objection to the law is that it makes possible such mistakes.The American Customs Duties upon works of art, like the Canadian customs duties upon books, are simply barbarous, but ss they protect a domestic industry, pro-rirctalism and ignorance and they are sacred.Although there was a strong public sentiment, independent of party interests, in faror cf the removal of these duties the Conference Committee on the McKinley bill has not had the courage to do more than reduce the duty one half.The reason for this half hearted action is simply that the duties upon works of art have protected ignorance so successfully that the farmers and workingmen have ocme to believe that the tax on pictures \\cd statuary is only a tax upon the luxuries of the rich instead of being also a tax upon beauty tnd knowledge.A Shitbuildek or Quebe* has unght the Knights of Labor a sharp lesson.A mem-bu r of the ordir not in his employ called upon him and demanded that be should dismiss certsin men not belonging to the Knights or who were refractory members of the order and threatened a strike if his demands were not complied with.The shipbuilder seems to hare been somewhat Indifferent about carrying out the work upon which he had determined to employ less men during the winter, and he not only refused the demands of the Knights delegate, but lismissci ail of his men except the four in cuestioc.We suppose the delegate, who Is a ship chandler, will not suffer greatly, but it is to be presumed that the dismissed men will ffnd it hard to Ret work now that winter is coming oo.Tbe delegate of the Knights of Labor denies that he made any peremptory demands.In any case the shipbuilder seems to have a ted a little precipitately and tweepiagly.Itia notosUkalythAtiiotafaw of tkoeebe dismissed would hare refused to leave off work at the command of the Knights,and tbe innocent and guilty will saffer alike from immediate lismistal.It Is to be hoped that the men arillseeK the mediation of their clsrgy-men, as their employer advises, and will then be taken back.\u201c .\t.\t.The devils, it is true, believe and \u201c tremble, but there is something repugnant \" to our feelings in making a phantom like \"the Maid of Aveuel the guardian of the \u201c Holy Scripture*.\t.The heroine is \u201c very uninteresting, and the inillera daughter not much better; aud, indeed, we have \u201c always preferred this author's old ladies to \u201c his young ones.'* This is pretty good for a first class review of Sir Walter Scott.Hut though the modern novelist, especially if ho be ono of the highest class, is seldom dealt with in our day in a style of criticism quite so trenchant, it would scarcely be safe for him to conclude without some further proof that he was superior to the great Sootchman.ills different treatment may be fairly attributed to the improved temper of the time.Indeed, modern criticism\u2014if criticism it may be called\u2014betrays a tendency to err in an opposite direction, and though its blame is happily moderated, its praise is often too indiscriminate.If there must be a class of professional critics, aud, notwithstanding what has been playfully said elsewhere in this article, we do not deny their usefulness, when their work is intelligently and impartially done, they should not forget that they have obligations to tho public as well as to authors and booksellers.Authors have nothing to fear in adverse criticism when fairly and honorably done, as it may be quite as profitable to the author and publisher as the most laudatory notice.It is the opinion of a great many good judges in such matters that \u201cRobert Kllsmerc\u201d would have attracted but little attention and had buta limited sale but for Mr.Gladstone\u2019s hostile review.That article turned such a fierce light upon it, that everybody felt himself in duty bound to read it, and the result was that Mrs.Ward suddenly woke up to find herself famous and rich.THE PROFESSIONAL CRITIC.On the assumption that the world owes every man a living, we supposa it most be admitted that tbe professional critic has a right to snbaist.And if it be true that nothing exists in vain, it seems to be a necessary conclusion that this phen a go««d many novel writers in our day who are cot «juite up to the standar«i of the ** Wizard of the North,\" yet w«- d«> not remember to have seen one of them handled quite so freely, and treated *o severely as be was in his day.James Paynhas just unearthed a notice of the \u201c Monastery, whi a, in the light of history, forms interesting reading.The iVoarMjr\tfor J r20 describes the incidents of that work as \u201c improbable and extravagant ; its plot, if any it has,\u201d says the reviewer, \u201c we have been unable to \u201c discover ; and we do not think it altogether ''anexcepkionable in a moral point of view, BOI XD TO GST IN.CCXKUO.VOX rBOPLB DRTKHIIIKRD TO UK A SUBURB XO LOXCKR\u2014fiOIXO TO THK LRGIB* LATCRB.Ti e electors of Ste.C negonde ecm determined to secure annexation to the city, notwithstanding tbe apparent de- r- of their muaicipftt council to d«l*y tbe ::;atter in-derinitely and with a view to preeiin^ matter-: the! '.eld a meeting on Saturday night at \"\u2022 J&n.-' ?street Mr.F.P.Befiette presided and Mr Geo.Pare a-ted a secretary.After a rew i n trod c tory remarks by the chairman, wi.o sa d the obje-t of the meeting wa-to onsider wbat ect:on should be taken in view of the ina tivity of t!,e coun il, Mr.Wm.Rutherford took the\"::oor.He held that, ''outran to the rouBcil pretens on:, the right of de iding this question rested with the majority of the propr.etors.He then went on to point out that the pro-nerity of S»e.Onnegonde wa-i du*- to its o*-ing pra th allv a i sr of Mon;real.Th*- trouble was tha\u2019 Ft*-.\" Cunegondt s go erBiu- nt cos' too ; u-h 'or the r turn, an : by annexation th y could ha-e be'ter a'ten^on at oae-thiri the price.He i*ointe i o tthatth r -\u2022 ¦ntlOAu o-1 the- li pvr n*.as against per nt paid by th** city.* At th* sue.estion of Mr.R ilherfo d, a otn-mitte* was then appoint-l to tak*- action, w th pow.r to go to the Le gislator if n* - s-a- .\u2019 Tl.folio\" nz were appoint*-d on th s or milter Messrs.Wm.Rutherford.J.H.Re-lfern, Hon J- K Ward, Jos :*h Luttreil, F.im .n Bro ' n, Prar.*- s Warren.Mar*'il Lym-bur\tJ.it.La\t-ge Pare, Azaric Jodo n.F.X.B-ssette, M.D- ms, Joseph Guy, F-lix Labell*-, Ntpolesn Gauthier, Gt-orga Scott, M.Latour.Jacques Sava: l, M Sr Aub.n, M.Beau-hem.n.M.Lau- n i-au an-1 F.X.Bertran ! Mr.B s-*ite was elected i rmanent pre-ideut, Mr.Den s secretary, an ; Mr.Lut-trvll tr AAun-r.Several *f*e* h* s w re dvlivered, among other s-eakers ring the Ho: J K Ward and Me s s.J.Luttr-U, J.R ife-n.D.Brown.Warren an 1 Hall an 1 l efo e the m eting lis-jer-e i itreioive l to present the j^tition for annexation (already [ re en ted to the local co1 n >1) to the Mayor tn 1 Counc l of Montreal, sr.1 to take legal advice on 'he question or ««-«\u2022uring amendments to tha town charter.DRINK, AND A SEVEN-SHOOTER I THE USUAL RLSULT OF THEIR !'ARrXER->HIf\u2019.A serious kboo'ing affrar took place about ba'.'-j.aa* nine «» clock on riatur-iar r.gi.1.Dr nk, of course, wa again a prominent ta -\u2022or in vhat may pro e a'rage jy.The ahaot* ing took place on C aig itreat, near Viger ! c are.It ippears tha' earl, on Saturday omen, r.a e Ac ire M Brida an ! Wm iiarr;serintea'l< nt of a iistrict to licstion.Trie Rev.Mr.Coi rti* e te-titi* d tiiat he had found it necessarv to sp»eak -trongly from the p.ulpit on this subject.The Rev.J.8.Ros- movi i nn amendment to tbe clause that the members be strongly warned sgu nst the practice of \u2018ignmg apqdi-.ations for li'puor license* and upon a standing o*e thil no n*lment prevailed by '.g votes to 41.Ti e af'err.oon wa* taken up with lively *lc-I ating on kindml subjects, introduced by the Temp erac e Committee s repor*.Mt oiialsbad been presented to tlie Committee asking that the Conference take step* with resw t to having a t lebDciteon the question of prohibition.The Committee reported, that big;, legal au'horities having fated that such a course WOULD BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL, they did not recommend it.Dr.Marlaren\u2014I dont know who the high legal authorities are.J don t think anybody has said it would be unconstitutional, but rath« rtl atit would be contrary to con titution-al usage.Dr.Griffin\u2014It has never b* en done, and ther«-for*- (mockingly) it can never be done! ThF PARTY HACKS who had to think of pirty exigency first and prohibition afterwards.Dr.8utberlftnd agreed with tlie la -t speaker tin' it was time to throw both parties over-b ani.\u201cWe have not advanced one step in t-n years, \u2019 be laid.(\u201cOb' Ob' ) \u201cNot one step' We ha e retrograded.In the jietsonnel of the prei>ent Government we have seriou.-ly retrograded.\u201cNow, now, said Dr.PotU\u2014\u201cpolitics again ' \u201c If tlie brother had kept quiet I was going to add that we had al o retrograded in the position of the leader of the other party to-uarda tills question.Wo have been in bondage long enough Let u- free ourselves.Let us hav e done with party, and let us have independence.(Applause.) Let us put in men who will v ote for prohibition, independent of lirst or -econd or third party.(Applause.) The clau*e recommending that the General Conference endor-e the proposal \u201cof tlie Dominion Alliance for tlie election of ind* pendent prohibitionists was trongly oppo-cd, dis-cti'sed with impatience, and amended l>v the el minution ot the word \u2018\u2018independent.Th- Rrv.Dr.Sutherlau 1 made a rigorous third party speech and apparently this alarmed the delegates for tho proposal of th) committee did not go to any -ucli length.He declared H at tlie past decade had shown no advancs in the personnel of either tho GOVERNMENT OR THE OPPOSITION on this question, but the reverse.It wai tima temperance peuple Imd icpn-sentativ es of their own.The Rev.Dr.Potts spoke with equal emphasis from the non-party standpoint, taking issue with Dr.Sutherland rather than with the * lam- proposed.He protested against the attempt which he imagined wa being mad- t) loist a parly on to the Methodist church, and it* was in that spirit that the clame was amended.The clause appointing a standing committee w ith a -mlaried secretary was amended after a \u2022hort discussion, the recommendation of a salaried secretary being stricken out.A LITTLE BETTER THAN NOTHING.\u201cKo the Government would not give Montreal leave to do as she like-about the licenses.How do you understand the -Dilation, Mr.Mayor '\t11 was the IFftneit man who anil Hi- Honor was in his chamber, looking much improved in health.\u201c I wanted our own way, and I urged that we hould have powei to reduce the licen es to whatever number we found i*e l Wo cotüd not get that hut I think the Premier is well tli -poicd.The Government ha given us a promise to allow it' to re-liiio the number to boo.We have to put our request in writing; and a meeting will beheld for that ptirpoto next week.The Mayor did not say so, but hii attitude was that hall a loal is better than no l\u2022>\u2019 hi* presence of mind and pluck in remaining at his post and promptly rexersing the engine and applying the brake-, brought the train to a sudden Btindstill and prevented the passenger cars from being wrecked.PERSONAL.Mes rs.F.L.Desaulnicrs, M.P., and P.A.Choquette, M.P., have returned from their ex-entston to the Pacifh coast.Mr.J.A.Massue.M.P.for Richelieu, is now quite convaleec«nt and speedily recovering from Id- recent serious illness.The Rev.Abbé Leclerc, chaplain of the Longue Pointe Lunatic Asylum, is expected home in a few «lave, al ter an absence of nearly a year in the Western State-.The Hon.Mr.Mercier, with Messrs.Beausoleil, M P-, J.McBhane, M.P.P., C.A.Geoffrion, Q.C., and several other per-onal Iriend- of tlm Premier, will have on a visit to New York about the middle of tins week.HEATING! HOT WATER BOILERS, HOT AIR FURNACES, COMBINATION FURNACES, &c.Estimate* furnished on application for Heating by any system.ALL WORK GUARANTEED ! LEADER STOVES AND RANGES A HE THE HESr ! WM.CLENDINNENG & SON rpWENTYFIVE CENTS EACH.TAXMY ItMftll*.A NKW HKIUKH.HY PANSY, Il A N nsoxi Kl.Y HOUND, UKAUTlKtll.PANSY DKUiUX ON OOVKB Pour Glrli at Chautauqua Little Kintjem and tht-ir Net*.Ibrea People.Echoing and He-Rchoiox CbrUtie « ChriaUna* Dlvora Woqpen.Htcin from Pact The Cbatauqua Cirla at fiomo The Pocket-Meaaure.Julia Hied Wl»«' and (Itherwlae 1 be Kirn « Daughter I.inka in R«b TO MAT«H.New York and Philadelphia Good* making a lead Sample Hooka open for inapeettoo.O.A, HOLLAND *t SON, I75«, 175A, I7UO Xolre Dume and 2» to .17 Ht.John aire*».QOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 187S W.n.VKF.K & CO.\u2019S >fw pur f 1 la êolutle.No Chemicals ar, iue>l ,n it.preparation.It haa e.».than Ikr* a -\u2022* (A*\tat Uucoa mixed with starch, Arruwroo* , or Sugar, and t* therefore far m«** economical, taMing I.ikan mt «v,k a cup.Il I.delielotit, nouri.litng, [ wr.t gtheii ng, l:**ll ï I>1.1 terri» I«4 adm rmb y adapted for in>.»d» | a, well aa fur perw*n.in haalth.S«.Id by Urorera everywhere W.BAKER & (XL Dorchester, Mate lloil\"SIIII,Sl!IIIIIIT*Co IMPORTERS.KO%KLTIEX K% I.K%\t\tWCKK.Album*,\tDoll*,\tMnchauioal Toy*.Albert Chain*,\tDoll Heal*.\tMirror*.Back Uuuba,\tDreaaiiif Care*,\tNecklace*.Bella.\tEarring*,\tPocket Coin>w, Belt Buckle*.\tFan*.\tPocket Kuites Bonnet ITua.\tFretcb Clock*,\t Bracelet»,\tGlote Hock*,\tPurae», Broachi a,\tGaiter*.\tParlor Oamr*.Button Hook*.\tHair Pina,\tRid* Comb*, Card Ceaee,\tHair Ornament*.\tBcari Pin*.Collar Button*.\tKey Ring*.\tToy*.Cloak Cla*|>*,\tI .ace Pin»,\tTray».Combe,\tMmical Bote*,\tWhiat'ee, Clock*.\tMatch Boie*\t \tHTOf R Of\t lanry Lund* and Toys now rontplrle.Tho trad* will find It profitable to »o« onr new linee 317 and 11» HT.I'AI'I.HTREtTT.TRADE ONLY.M ONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES.CITY PROPERTY AT CURRENT RATES MACINTOSH A HIDE.ACCOUNTANTS, Sfand«rd RiilDllnr.187 XI.Jamra alrerl.LAMP POSTS».v > HF.ALID TENDERS.addr«wi«>d to the tuilere gned, ami endort* d \" Tet* drr for Lamp P« ala, will be reorired at the City Clerk a OR)se, City Hal', until noon on THURSDAY, the 11» h October neat, for the purchaae of all the uneemceab!* Lamp Poet* owned by the Ci1 y aa they now at ami In the Ntn eta Ternit rcra to give a price per p mud, to inc'.ude c Mtg| of cartage.The litghet t or any leader not oeceararily accepted.(By order .4 HAH City Ci.«R« * Orrira, I City Hall.\tV M on Ureal,\tSept .1830 I CLA< KMEIER, City Clark.kflon Safes, J.Tigh Sc Co.A1 TTRACTIVE 8ALE \u2014OK Nrw A Hrtond-liaad Houarhtilil EurnUitre.at J Ttrr t.,v,.ri«l l.oungea.lion llruM bar Reil.tear, and Cn lie.Granite Ware.Kitchen l'iaralla.and a large cou» gnli ent l ate (Xirta-ia OmlU.Itlankel*, Coiufurtera.Tup hhirta, Underwear, Pa,u, T«ee* Iwg* to auuoiiac- th ir Anuual 8*11 Ha.i of IRISH HOUSE end TAlILK I.INKNS.to Ire held a I llu-«r Kootua, Ntm.U42I nml IMIS Noire Dnuir Htrerf, lurmla) aad %Vrd«*c-.day nriernooiii, Mcpf.M aad Ovl.lag.-coi*ra:*f*'>\u2014 Table noth* alt eixea, from IJ to 8 garda in length.5 4 \u2022 | and 4 4 Tahl* NafAine, Fnngert D Oylte*, Tiayaud .q k u cluck Cloth*.Huckalraol, Diaper aud Ua aiaak Tuwe.le, Ueiumed Stilohad q'owel-.Put* Hook Towelling.PIUow Uiien.liurn Mtieoilug.Table Daiuaak, Handkercbhf*.Printing Linen.Dlapera, etc.\u2014AiJiO- Maiu-lwwter Wlute OuilU.Odored Oounterpauae.Hat.n Down Hod Cotrr*.Wfilie Blanket*.Nottingham l.»i-e Cnrtaliia, Guipure Art Curtain» Tahl* and l iano Carer*.Portlerra, Tapratry, Klddnuili.ater aud Keutiugton Car-wk Hquarre, etc., etc A in-tinner.0.203 ST.JAMES 81UKKT COH ST PETEK HT Iniiiorfnnt Fair of lllRk-l l»*» Oil S'alnllHR» nml %% afer-4 elor Drav»l**a*.TTie Bnhacrther* hate great plaaaure In announcing that they bare been latixed by a leading arm uf Fm* Art Dialif* in Umduu to *«ll by auction at the air ire addrea*.IHI RHDAl HEAT.Oe-Sebrr 2»*«l, at 1 aud « 30 rm .ONE OF TUB FINEST COLLECTIONS OF 4111 rnlnflBSH »\u2022\u2022»> Water Color lira tel MR» crer nfiered to the Art Public In Roolreal Th* Ptn'turea *i.rich In artltue merit, and the work at rome of the he»t art 1*1* of G>e Viigllth, French and Gi-nuau *,h«>ol».tie fj, ('hampimi, O Clinkou.P Mur m, M F S .P.lde«, Chaa Rowbiiktom, J.Halmim, A.I wdoviei.B.8 A , W XV.-lgert.V.DeParaJ**, M F.S.F Hahlen.M PH , \u2022 an*! other* T.Sydney Cooper.R A .A H Vli-are, H M K A .P Armfleld.Tom Seyim*\u2019, It Stone.C Rennet, P.Coiirtln, M F H .A Hi hu'/.MES.F.Fincher, R.Igieg, M O A., A.tlreui, M V A , Omnprlaiui a graat tarrety of «lylra and eubVct* A* tht-r* *ie a great number of loti the axle win oommeuce promptly a* adr«r»l*«l.Ih\" \"odera gned hatieg reortteit metruciiuLa to «ell \u2022»\u2022») PW**1» \u201cteUo^wm'C Vrr,TUES.)AY.am.the pit-turea on tlew on that day and a* to hour of aaJ.i M.HI4 RH af 4 0.Auctioneer*.o RIENTAL RU(iS, t 4KPETH NHd HMKRIMDEKIEH- \\V*- have ii«*l recei»*d ax hS.\"Grecian\" aud llra-il-«an a rery large i-onetfiiOieut of\tÆ,\t.\t- Iiirkl*h.Per»Ian a(*d Inrlln tarpnl» and M**Eh, KriIgnrla** E»»brt*l*lerlr».eie^ w hirii are now Iw-lr K Catalogued and prepnerd for aalo by an- lion < arly In Oepilmr.Particular*rbortly\t^\tact*.Auctioneer*.II Janirn Htewart & \u20aco.IQHLY IMPORTANT BALK ! «OHE HOI ARE kMAM» PIANO.IlnndMiute f.lll «Hrroia, 4'ryafal aad Braat \u2022.n«nllrra, llruaavl* 4'ar|*e|a.Elrgitlll Uronte 4rm.irurnin.\u2014AU*>\u2014 (Nl PainUnge.Steel Kraratlng*.f#acean8 I'lurhCqr-tain*.U W Plu»h Dtawrng room Si-l, Rattan Chair*, Fancy Table*.lU-anUfnl Fauty Wurk.Large and Small Mrnataeul*.K W Hidi hoard.H W.Dlniog Table, It W L.C iriulng Chair* and l.ounge, Complet.Din ucr Set it40 t-itce*), Fite O Clock Tea.Tea, Breakfaat and Fruit H.U.Milter Tea Set.Hllterware, Cutlery, 4)laMwar« fcull.B.W.M.T M*driH>fn H*l», »! W.I>r.w*ieg Mirror*, B.W.Weel/obe, H W.Coinblna-if.,u fb.i, lia-y Chair*.Il W.Bookoaee.Book*, B VV.I beibI.- D.-ek, Card Taliiw, Hall Clock and Chaira, Re frlgi-ratnrw, Jewel Haoge.Knife Clearing Machine and Stand.Meat Okoppet.Heal-*.Kitchen Uleneil».Ac In fact, a.-oa,plete and magnlfkoeatiy furiii*hae«ol*er.At TEN o'clock.lionne on tlew the day la lore the ealc JAMES HTKWAKT A 4 0.AnatliMiH.>ra Thomas J.Potter.ADVERTISEMENTS, T>ATRONJZE THE 4 HIV A TEA MOI'HE, No 305 ST.ANTOINE ST.etroirol Richmood sqiare, TEMPERANCE AiROiERI STORE.A flrat elaee itock of OROOI'.RIKH.PROVISIONS and FRUITS alwaj* on hand al modérât*price*.Tour Patronaxc Xollrllrd.J.A.PATTERSON.TEAS, COFFEES aud PURE SPICES A SPECIALTY Telephone 8257.________ T ADIE8\u2019 AND GENTS\u2019 WATER- I J\tPROOF CLOTHING, Ar d Bi palr, den* on «horieet nctioe.H.Hit M.5« XI.Aatulae alreel.TRADE SALE -or- TEAS UNRESERVED, 4MI A4 ( Ol'.NT OP JOHN DUNCAN & CO., AT THEIR HTOKKH, 450.ST.PAUL STREET, Oil Thursday, Ortober, ISOO, AT ELEVEN O\u2019CLOCK, \u2014iiom ratal kg\u2014 2.5M HALF CIIEHTK JAPAN' It MATH 1HJ ,5.Kl and » lb.Hoim 21» BOARS DO., M and 4Q lb.each.152 BOXES IHPBKIAL MB BOXFH OUNPOWÜER.tO BOXES YOUNG HYSON.« CARES AND HALF CHESTS MOYUNK GUNPOWDER.Ill CASKS AND HALF CHEST 4 DO.YOUNG HYSON.1C HALF CHFHTS MOYUNK IMPERIAL.U HALF CHERTS MOYUNK IIYdoN £7* BOX 18 CfINfKJU.37 BOXES SELECTED ORANGE PEKOE.527 HALF CHESTS CONGOU.OS HALF CHEHTB INDIAN and CEYLON.TMMMAX J.POT FKR.Auction e 'Di Potu-Vou hrst aen them 3 0 \".\u2018.A1'' «I ernes a and then go looking -\u2019or t.em (Hear, ^^The^Rev.Mr.Ro«^aid that br t e de lara-üonoltheihuret.chüdren.i roog theatone-SSt o! nst b, agr 1 to the htldren ot emi«r-h'P in the ri»i le har lr' The Rev.Dr.Su\u2019herland ?a:i he co Id not for the life of him #ee bow.the- admitted tba- hildrec 0 Tat lollowing O\u2019rer ot uiorn.ng 5ifv evas, a ra-ner am-: .n.' ate.ado \u2019ei an 1, toiology or : ma Testament.7.\u2022 r.'.cr .t.on *o be Ot mo- 1 vt.se c Dr.Dev o it: - :i T»1 rrr.a ' i raver an -m a \u2022 p- rt I» ion.01 i and N w r^spou ively i: das-red \u2022 C mn {\u2022raver colic tlon 10.h ma don i- rmni- e: aad jng'e.-a-V t Lead la -Heat { rayer, a o Dr.Douglas the reading, ve e a- i'us cue ujma \"i; erdere i.a t morec to am end.making the ira'-datorv.\u2014b * -bis did not ] e- as \u2019t.e t I oren we - hi-joi- eat» Krte* a a as a t e.Dr.Dewar .on sly alluded to a- t ;e ty, and tie COtam ttec i it rituel ita.ThtFreangser ce v ai let*, o-\u2022 or.a: as Dr.Cat: an ia ! .r M-.P t her \u2022 in as ou pjra-e.D M.'.'.a enr- da eniat on t ! morn-i: .- >t-b'-o-*' ng \u2022 ,r C ereii eby calling a -eettea to tee rule t: at no mem or io*]l a1 -er.im-el:\tcut lea e of ah-ence uaie -J .1 a T t'.\u2018- \u2019\u2022 err eie.ate- _o .at gst t.'.eir\u2019ravel-4.-V ti i*c» t-vi ih , ^ ia **0\t\u2018 i hoi that .5\tof the Core- on e had -:ea left i it wa- -imely 'o er r te'i matter As \u2019b ugs ::el g>n it - a.a p: videa o: God that here was a * cor m Ie*t to do tb# L usinées.T' s was nothing 1 is than a scandal.H*.- did not wk*b to boast, t no del-gat was itay; ;reaor j-rsora! aaet.'çe th«a buns J.\u2022* » Traj-srer of th at a He C »n- japer* \u2019hat three Frrthoiur.A.k, Uu»,l\tA\t, j 8 \\vmian.sen, J » K.m ; larnan.A J Dool«) Ottsli'b\u2014B*ve tv.OrtfRn, Dr.W.C.Hvoderson, Jobo boon, X E How*H, 8 Hlrhanlron.T.M Oamij-1^11 Acd U.V Turk ; U>meo, W.O.Smith aod tu 'V.lUl\u2014't «Julnte- Krva Dr.W.W UlUni*.J.8.OUfkS, K.B station, W.Johnson and A.Campbell ; laymen, W j cH-aon.\t_\t.\t_\t, w .tit-al-H«.vs.U.M ttilchlr, Dr.Douctai.Dr Ant-Jiff James Klnei, W It.liraham, Ur Sha».J Uender-»m.W.Jaiaaoo, W Mor.itt, W J.Crotbere, U.h Hu*-irv» Scotia\u2014Kev«.T.w auon hmltt.W.II Hart, D V\\.lohnaon, 8.R Dunn, 8.k He ii-Ue, Dr.Utbein ; U>».en.Dr.WoadOury.H.K Jeii*.^i0.W.Crowe and J H l.tvlniraloa».New Brncawlch and Prince Mwacd Uland\u2014Keva.Dr.C.Stewaii, C Patalev, E.Evaoa, A.Wileoo and j a Clarke ; laymen.J.K.Irvine.rre« found land- Keva W.Seann, T.U.Jamee and 8.J.Rond.\t\u201e\t.\t, .\t, MaiiHoba and North-Weet-Keva A Andrew», J.Woodawcrlh.J.McDougall, J Sewmeo*, U W.Ren-jon and 0.Brvant La>men, I.M.TutUe and D.Epencrr.\t.\t.\t.It «aa decided lo conalder e*-UHw for absence a» Ui» cotumerK'ement of the afternoon eerston.Dr Maclaren * motion thM a dally reslatsr be kept at future Conferences was carried.KILLED ON Dt'TV.A VETERAN fIRKMAN THROWN I'fV 1UI WA(100N WITH FATAL HESri.T.Moi-e Aun ond, a veteran tireinau,attached to the hook und lad.1er watriron o: No.s s\u2019.-vtion, met with an awfully suiMen death on Saturday nigiit, while oa duty.At T5> p.m- an alarm was rung tor a f;re a: lb'.» Ora:g street.Mr.Aumond at once jumped into ti.e vvaggon and gra-re ! t!.e reins.As t:.e t;re was in the Ksst End.muc! ditli ally «ai ev \\ erieac d in drivin,- along Craig str.et, owing '0 t h< r.j.air-that arv being made When Utwecu voltigeurs and St.Adolphe street, the wheels ot tb< waggon got cau.-ht in a sw;-c!i ot tne street rail wav.Ouickly turning t:.e horse À' : ond sa1 rise » -e A moni \"0 lo:« hi» alancj, aa l be fell heavily on to the road.T .oe ! v -ce?was D-.P cad'-rga-, who \u2018 ose t a\u2019 ne w« 'a\u2019.h-i s orly at>e- t e acci eo\u2019 had occurred, but when i.e got there he found Aumond was deal.Un evamining thebodv ite found that the bas»- of tl *> skull wa-i k were Mrs.Hm-ha 11 and berssicr, Mm.West-Jones.Mr'.Bird all seems to have nerved herselt t > listen to «11 that goes forward, but there is a weariness in her lace mo t pitiful to see.Mr*.West-Joucs coin» * oniv be.'Hus?her sister tnu t be supported in tin's dreadful ordeal.On I h-s u g the pti-oiier s dock she never 01 looked at iiso upant, an 1 even Mrs.B-r-hall st-eiii- to a'oid let iog iier eves rest upon her huit .tod s fa.e.The pii one.was in htspla eatly.At lest THE STRAIN is TELLING VPoN HIM.It i- evident he did not deep well lad night.There i- nothing like abject tear, but simpl; the nervousness an ! look ot apprehension ot a man who feel' that event' for him are pending and that the time when it will be kno- n w hat the future has in store will he known.The .u r y look wonderfully fresh and well k pt eon-sideriag the length of time the; ha>e heea cont.ned.Among tho'e* in the Court room were Mr.Bis.-O'-n-tte, High Constable of Montreal Chief of Police McKinnon, of Hamil\u2019 m, and many other poliee officials trom outside A remarkable fact in connection with tlie tr al is that in addition to the rcgula force of news-j.apei men, there was pro eut a la-g.* Sta'V of gtenograpliers employed by oue of the Cable Companies which has arranged to tiko cable verbatim reports ot Mr.Bla.ksto.k s -pw 1 and the Judge s charg.-, and a long report ot M r.Usler as well.Preliminary to the speeches this morning some e\\id< nve wa; \u2019ak.n.MOUE WITNESSES.Samuel M Ma-ter, a telegraph rnUseage a Niagara Falls pfOved the .(.\u2018li'ery to Mr.O Neil, clerk of \u2019he Itnper al Hotel, ot a tele-giam tiurporting to be troui Be 1 well to Biichall.Mr.0 Neil wa ' ij.pis* 1 to del e: the mesiage to Bit'iiall.Ja- Costin, a tar-mer, testitie l that in the week when tlie body wa' found a voung man came to hi- jdace lo>king for a {dace to remain over night.Wituess was unable to keep liim.Hs iear t ot the body being found about .-j p.m.the la; it wa' found, an 1 thinking it might be his caller of tie night before, lie went to »»\u2022 meut an \u2022 looked as if he had spent wear h mrs las\u2019 night j re| aring lor his oration ot to-.lay.MH.BLACX9T0CK OPENED HIS APURESS at ;even mioutM fo ten.He thanked ti.e Crow n atd the jury fortheindulgeace g ante.l the detence !¦' an adjournment over Sun lay, which to them was an ineat mablt boou-Manv of the must enlightened countries had abolished cap tai pnnislim-nt, yet w ile they lived un l»r a Government that upheld rhts, it v a- their duty to obey the 'tatute' of tliocountry, but thev would not rend amsn to ti e gal-Ir.w- w tlout tb* mo t convincing evidence.He pointed out the position occupied by Pie pri'one*, the many «litf 'til le- wb h his l vw -Y\" ' lia i \u2019o o- ercora in meeting tlie evidei- o which ha.] een -p-ung upon thorn by the Crown Ti e slimy ret of the p,-e»s ha 1 p *\u2022 id, but hi» lords u,l.i them they m -t di-gorge their m a t ot the-e ! 's.\u2019 r-s-iont and pa- upon tl.e a eu lou.inif to the evileoçe.Some wo k was lone an i done well.Hit impies-on tfàl ti.àt thê onlv onest elective work wa done br tne newspaper», hut, while b- on-r^ :e \u2019 tfi* pres their r gnt to ft t hoPOra'dr, the tuess had no ri/ht to comment as it had \u2022 turn tins exi le .ce an t try the case in the public m nd.He pointed 0 .t ihe great prep stations made o: this « e e Crown an 1 t.»e eno* mo - expense incurred to -ecura a c ja-\\ictionas o&t as ed with the ;> \u2022» tioa of the deten e For xse*.ks an-l iiiOnths the lawyer 0 l.hall tut ! workel an ! U ©red t> se re a \u2022\u201e r tl without BUMe to -\t\u2022\t.bar le it said.They had n*i money to brin g wimer-'-s f '«m Eng an i an ! fiom N- ada- hut witnalo'e for fair pUy tli*y deem-1 it thc-.r Ju y to their Queen and couôtry t > »*» tiiat an ir.nô ent man had a !ai* \u2019ti-l The' ap- (.\u2022 he mistak-B H s learnetl friend attempted to treat th witnoeeea f.r the dereme with levitv, but the truth was tli*ae w messes gave such evidence at the inquest to the Crown t at l,i'learned friend dare not call t)., e men now.Why ' Recau'e tliese men are tellingthe truth andthereiore the Crown office s did not want them.Then there wai the eri- j den-e ot M.llmau and MacQueen, who swore thev saw Bircfcall in Woods to.k on the 1.tb ot February.These men w< re honest in thei consiclion, were reputable citizens, and were thev mi-taken The Crown alleges they ar**, hut\u2019that nil the i witn«sses were ri^ht.Is that possible.He did not intend TO Rl.sT TIIE CA8F.BtltCHALL t\u2019l\u2019ON THE »\u2022 r ATKMt.Nr \u2022bat lo- was or wa- not a- I\u2019r ncetou.Su; potin ir that he wa' a- Princeton that did n-piove he murdered lii: con.rade.tor the .-ake the theory ot the Crown that the body had been expo d to the xx cul ht r for days- On the contrary, the ewilctit'c showed that the body at the lartli«\u20189t must have been deposited there late Prldav night Then as to bruises on the bovlv.Messrs.Kearns mid Richardson, men of wideexpei ience, swore that they must have been made at left t?' houra before Ben well met with his death.Ho\" xva the skin knocked ott his knuckle- ' How was the ^ki!l removed from his ea'S .' Hoj'-did he come by the scar on his head ?All this points to the conclusive fact that Benwell was murdered twenty-four hours later than the Crown theory places the body there, and that he must have been in some struggle, that he must have been in some difficulty before these wounds were intii- t d, and that h« subsequently met xvith his death.What about the boots.Yes, Benxvt ll j I oots have ghen the Crown a good d*al ol trouble.Birchall s boots were verv muddy, but Benwell s boots have ao tiacc of mud whatever.How absurd then to argue that there xvas no mud in the morning, but alter dinner it xvas almost knee deep.It xvas equally absurd to argue that the mud was washed off Benwell s hoots during the rain storms.The post mortemexami-natic r.showed that there was nothing in the stomach but sonic split peas.The Croxyu asked you to believe that he had pea soup for breakfast, but he thought it more likely that Beuwell had met with some foul play after tlie prisoner had left him.He dealt with thlt upon th*' i.xnk a ' outr a\u2019 Ninga-a, the baggage and tin keys.He did not think there xv*s anything in , these ia.ts, but he reverted tu them le t thev might be exaggerated I y the Crow n, lie thought it quite natural tint Birchall did not pr> ¦< rve the letter he i.i alleged to have receive 1 liotn Benxvell from Loudon, Ont.At most it xvas only a note, probably cuckfting tl.e bn g g a c e chock', and therefore was tot kept.I, any importance \"av a\u2019 tai l ed to the keys and the lead p-ncil it ., we : «ont la» elj >1 e prisoner s Innot \u2022 n .i e'-au^*- were he guilty, he would ce temly have di-posed of them long before Id xva - nr-iMied.The telegram, he thought, proved nothing, unie s it was the ludicrou'net ot the Crown tha' Bi.chall was -tnd.n.' «lispat, he to himself.The *>®* JT\tui Hi»aty «irwU SAI.K.SWIIMKN W Ai.t.-u *i mce.t \u2022» MalI\u2019.i »»\u2022 .\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022 meut *\u2019» iwu \u2022iiiirt pvri«l buy* aI HENRY HAMILTON*», Pry (i>oed In,\u201d replied the Box, \u201cI'll keep jo i poetid.'\u2014NevYork tt'raUl.As Ibimi Lawyir having addressed the court at \u201c gent emen \u2019 Inettad of \u2019* yer honor*,\" a brother o| the bar reminded him of hla error as soon a* be had con luded hi* speech, lie Immediately rose and apo-loglrtd thus : \" M»v It please the court, In the haste of the delate I called yer honore gentlemen.I made a mlgtakr, yer honora \u2019 The epeaker then eat down, and their honor» eat upon Lim.A New Yoek ParKR contains an arti'.le entitled Why Cat* are Thin.\u2019 Joiighr.ee says cats are thick trough around hi* place.\u2014.Vorriifowu Uctald.'\u2014 A BOTTLE IN HIS POCKET.An unknown man.ilrense»! as a laborer, was killed b\\ a Grand Trunk lieigbt train.ul'Outa mile ami a quai ter Irom St.Ann s station, je -Jcrdav morning.The body vra*\t°° track by section foreman McKeever.The back niid arm were broken.An empty lup'oi buttle w a found In one of the mans pocket-.An in'piest was bcM at Pointe Claire, amt the body will bo buried by the pari-h.DONALD MORRISON 8 CONDITION.Donald Morrison, it b to be feared, is fa t losing hi- reason in St.V invent de 1 aul pont-tentiarv.One ot the ofllcials was in tiie city* to-davj and he saya Morrison cats \\ cry little, ncrer speak i to anyone, and docs little in a t of anything.PERSONAL.Mr.Charle- Cot.-, for a number of years I ockkcei er w ith Me- r-.Henry Morgan .v Co., died suddenly on Saturday.Mayor Grenier returned this morning Iront h pilgrimage to Sie.Anne de Beaopre, w-hb li he un-lcrtook with a v.cw to obtain a .ull recovery of his health.Montreal can now toast ol a ladv ofttcial sb-nograph.r in th.- person of Miss Grace tt.Ka*.n, wl o pass-d a most suc esslnl .xamiaa tion this morning before the Hon.Mr.l.a-llamme, Mr.Hutchinson, Q.t -, and Mr.C.J.n Doh'itv Q-C.Miss Eaton will e th hrst .lady to adorn th.- Montreal civil courts m an I offl.\u2019ial eapacitv.Tin re were two other can-«lidatcs\u2014both malci\u2014bat they could not stand the test.\t_\t^______ OCK»N PA.S3ENUEKÎ.hr.\" laks ai rgaioa \" A*aivgi>, The Bcavei Line iteam»hlp \" Lake .Superior, Irom Uverpcolon Frldt) Afternoon, th* 19th Inst, pas*, i FAthet Point Inwsrde *t 11.25 a.m.on Hundsy, And I* dus In MontreAl About 3 p m.to dAy.She bring# 90 ao InUrmedtAte And n« AtecrAge patsengere.si rouir wisUrly gales and t»d weather woe encountered .\tHer r-vbln nasaengers Are .- Mr.ANTED by a r.-ip.ct .ble girl a «ItuAtinn as goad -A.Apply At 05 8t.Antoine street.\\Y \u2019iijÂin cook.- City referencri.Apply At 131TANTED, I v » rcepectAb'e Woman, washlug And T V ironl.g by the dey.Ix-st of nf.ronce* Apply a! SU Bt.CltArlce Horromnire street, down s'Aire ; «honia Uio :vlt.rtinr U-Abe.nl letter* put under the door will tlnd WT ANTED, a etyong Hae* Vote* f-ir choir »f bt .Ume* TV the Apottle Cburct».Apply to Mr.H A Froai it |i At the church ou ErbUy ai , t\u2018.p m \u2022yy ANTED, a Omiersl Bervaut, rmsU fsiaMy^^ \u2022 u i 1-rg»AdUAtr-, TV lour « r tivo hours »\t».i« fc pr.»»te lion in AlgebrA.t.lgonon etry, »nd h gher brAm hoA of iiiuthemAtics.Aiblre** Mo ItLL.Witne»» offi.o.To Lot.Property.ENT.erpecislly for «I .ter mynlht, tbs Kridd.'noe su.l grounds of th* IaIc \\T A LOW RENT, bsn.l.in e Ki-m.I Wm Moudl-, Dot* Ht Antoine Appy to DAVlH IHtVHDAI K tÜRCrslg .t.tw J GSaDJOK HIMIMDN \u2022v Do ! m J aUieA street £ IHOIt\u2019K y ri,i,h, I (-.ti.^-.b.-*t p.n .it »*.\u2022\u2022! -w 'aiAir'r^L^'v\to'MUiv.ffVot'V*1\u2019l\u201d * _________ 181 Hi J*m*4 at.VI \u201c TI NKMENTS tt,,t Kud.$7 V\ti, .1VI room» c - one At S> » r muoi , s-.d o il,,l .I*r\u201c nt'.urr* sod .»\u2022 I* At fit) Grooery orelei Is th.,,,,.* \u2018 itf.Apply III li.rury e rest, or V'.i psith m* \u2022\t,.thoTerrsc*\t__ rn kil'-heu.(Viltorr untrr (Mt A Aid.10 trMt reek iiu/r.-fon.up to A Uvrd*, prepaid SALK.Property.I volt 1A IK, si Mon In »! .lunotion, Itnrtt .nier ! >t, I* tco 1 1(0, fneing thr*'»\u2019 avenutA.oil tlb- lie >t ihJ hill, ot ii.inAndiiig a grsnd vit w A '.di>-»« P O Ho» M » LONGI'R POINTE The Furniture sud lease of a 10 room Hetidouoo on Lome Crwe-.nl, n.srly new snd very dealrsbl.- H.Ill I f III VH 4% « »., Rorw Ml.\tNew York Ufe Building 1.VOU HALE .Imre, knee n AA \" 1-A Maison lllsnchc T VO LEV, (lotlAV*- of leu > i imv ; bath sud c LMr-Y|La irest bArgAia, IV LAiuLsrl, tArS?''10 1,1 new Victor!» Park, wiwt 8t 180, fAdng Mount Koysl l\u2018»rk aud D'.i Ht M»t.____t ____________ Aster aeatf yfrcl older, tor pvilicuiars siddrois as sbove, f |to LET, completely F'lrniihed i)*>tt*g I ih.* street lOroons.h.»l«t by hot tbl' g in per'ec\u2019t or Box 728 P.O 1 JO LEN, Upp.r Tenement, 487 Ht.Deitif street .ula Apsrtuients ; r*n *sU d thr.mghnu» THOH DARLING.30 Ht Jnhi street.T TO LET, Hopurior five LET.fist.J.s\u2019esui hii.-t street.Dwelling H miaa».51 Pspl.leau i.d Els DAKLING.30 Ht.John st h*Ated tuosre.M*.to door and E1**a Heven sp*r*in-.nvs Til OH \" .sbaul 60 » 2U.wUh\t, DARLING BROTH^R-i IIS Q teen rnvo LET, three new stone front II ins*» o i Kim Avenue, d III , KlrgAlllly ti I shed.Il-*t.*l with h\" wster.Furmthid wlih c.ioking stove* end hot wster pipes cotiurctii.g with bsths.etc Apply to 1 ^ W.U OKI I' K \u2022HANK.9U Ht Jame» street.A Emo Lot.V Upper hi.Uibain?j*® lu I Alts.2601 no.ceb*e 2 Lots, «g» v 120 eA.-h.wmont Asenu*.Wo Ai d a Urge ¦imnb.-r ol>tr**l Junction, , |c ness Lota in all p»rt* of thvUUonal Kealdvuce and llnsb Room 201, ClAHMH it.iiiti m» _, , New Yo?\u201e« «\u2022 ttulhllog.washing.87.Mackey street, ANTED, a Oeuersl Hervant, small f»mtly 251*) 81.C»th»rioe »tr.Hd\t________ Apply WANTED, a young girl to Attend the.VV with light heure work; one thst cmld sleep »l door »nd Avsist c home preferred Apply »t 143 Bleury tlreet ¦na-ANTED a Gei!*r»l Hervant, where nMr«e is k.-l» VV Must be wi ling to waaH end iron K.fereucos re.quired Apply 3V Ht.M»rk street.VET ANTED, G .d Dr.ArrnAker», good i>»y end steady YV work.CaIUoMKH A.FORUIMMKR.JHGerniAU -WT ANTED a Nurse, Protestant, city référé çea.Apply Vl hi tween 9 and 11 And Al ter 6pm, At 213 Uuirei-eity street 7 ANTED.General Hervant.Apply »t Y\\ 8 Fort Atrect.WANTED, CnnchmAii, must know the ci»y »nd le well V V recommended 2 horses, cow And furn»ee to At teed to.Apply 8 p m , 218 Bishop street flTO LET, »i Ht Lamtiert, furnUhed or unfarobhed.a I comfortable House of 8 ApAftmout* ; ti»» mluutivi from dtput term*, moderate Apply II BOGAN.1871 Notre Dame »tr»< t 1 TO LET, Upper Tenement, 7 room», 2e>8 Ht.George street ; rent moderate.Apply 22IL flVG LET, nie* botiMt.six r ¦cm», bath, «a», w c .only I gn (Uu lie keen 8 lo 10 lu irning, o to * evening.2,8 (hoihtm street\t_____ TO LET, No (¦TO LET, No 64 McTa-Ish Alieet one ot kho mort I cou L rlsiile at -1 conveiiiont hou»es ; beautifully ¦ituati d .hot water hralii g.In mediate passesAton.Aitust Ap !y eo the pr.mike»\t_______ (¦TO LkT.Bouse No DO Union Avenue: hot wster 1 funiAce, nc , fourteen \u2022 p.rttreuls .p iAteasi in 1st .''V ^ rKAl\u2019Vl\\\" ^ Hi JAtm-ArtreK fivo f.KT Thst convenient «ud central lower tone^ I ment rt.r.orna »ud all motUr'i cooven e\"*** 24 A|liri»r ?trrrl ; rent oiode at* t* UUKNKOBl>.I ^ .)atiyrt\t- (¦TG LET.I\u2019Artly furnished, comfortstde smsIMl >u*«.JL in West End, with modern coo von i\tl* ¦ATT ANT ED, care of furnaces, *c., by »n eip»-rience1 re-VV lisbie man.Call or address È'.M , 163Ht.Kli/.abeili ANTED, by an English T.sundres*.family's washing.Address R.II , 12, \" Witness UHloe.YY \"TV ANTED, by a resi»ctAhls I\u2019roteAtsul girl a «tu at ion TV as lirst e'uss cook or working housekeeper ; ndor-ddress,\tJ H .14.*\u2019 Witness \u2019 Office.A\\TANTKD, a ospable and reliable traveller with a »ell V\tV tstaUlshed conoactlon among ih« doe men * furulsu irg trade of the Lower Provinces.Give name* of prosent end past employers, salary, WTANTHI) a little Rif 1 * tnk » out m btby for uiir and .half hour, every Afternoon ^jmlyj^ TAT ANTED, two ProtestAiit Bchxil Teachers hildlog ¦\u201e\t-1-r, .-m\t;r;,aQT,rr.23 * AA7 ANTED, » tesp* clsble girl of 15 to mind a b»by a V\tV ye*> old.1362 Dorchester street AV7 ANTED, A Youth of good address references.I .11 \".UH'RNAL OK CDMMRROR 171 Hi Jamr* stpeek.AV ANTED.» I ;\t\u2022 r.il H.rvanLWW .try girl p V\tV good wsge# to a competent girl.IV Ht.Me I I Alb O 1 KT » omfnrt»hle Tenement» in different pvrts of the ; tent from #IU upwAids; in llrsl-class order.iai.i) » o Apply Is.HARK1H, 44 VtetorlA siinare.8 rounis ; partly htroirtied hot »nd ooM wautr in li»tn , oou* f ¦ 70 LKT.rpi»**r Ti-niMiiunt §.or uiifurttiRhod ; h*»! \u2022* vetlelitl) situated .\twitness\u2019* Office, so LET Mo ïse, 80 Oghnme str« t.semi Jet leh-d Apply tu W kOBB.GHy Hall, or on ib.pr rtTO LIT.No.1 M art and gtrrsk.eomfortab'e Btogi* I Cottage.V rooms ; newly ptpofed throughout .fuel bint In Iwreuienl; lu» rent.J.OKADOCK HIMI HON » « (l , 181 Ht .lames s'rt T referred ark At.erres.Address.T*7 ANTED, by au experienced young Man, a eituatlan VV as Groom and CoAchmati.C»o fumlrh the highest ,*s Address CDAt\u2019HMAN.\u2019\u2019 Witoes, ' «uh AV ANTED, y » Krcnob ProtestAnt »om»n, sewing in TV a private family Apply At 1 BeAUthAinp avenue, c It Ht.Urbain street.\t____ AV ANTED, by »n honest middle Aged woman, a »jtnv VV i\t.- llih fan duct slreet Peel stree*, a gold Cook And » » »\t_______________can giVJ g tetwern 9 sod 1U a m., or aftir six oclock.YV AT»ideio»id, who can giv i g >oT r-fere jcci Apply turn AS chain tier tu aid or helping in kttcoen : Eng* i Jly preferred.Apply by letter K.V., at 151 A'juc- -amr ANTED, by a respectable girl,» situation as General VT Kervsnt In A tuiall family.Reference Apply 9 Dufftrin T.rr»ce^_______________________________ AV AN VKD.A »i IIAWOD, by Ail vipeii*cr*d Cook, with VV nference.Address COCK 14.¦\u2019 Witneat Ulhcj.^ AA\u2019ANTKP.by ag.iod L»ondre»s.fan.lly or gentlemen'» VV wsshinr.or work by the day.Address W OBK, 49, \u201cTYItniiA\" office.\t________________ ANTED, liy » good t.Aundress, family wasbiiigtodo at home.A pply »t 621 8t Joints street » est ._ couoUt girl preferred.YY AV ANTED, a Oeuersl Hervant ; V V\tApply 9UU Ht Urbain etreot YY ANTED, a General Htrv»nt, 93 Unlvertlly street.YY TANTED.a Young Girl i General Servant Apply 3uu Ht UrbAio street.vgîw '«.ET M w Iru.u.ei I, 5 r.ein s with And w c .No I 3t)Ht O'lumliAn sire«»opp\"»|-eht J Alriok» su'iare.».d near G T K offices.\u2022* \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2018.TD^h.T.r 1 -»t\t4 \u2019,,\t, h, » * i,.r 1 I ' i VIVO LKT At Montreal June! m Ne» H»|g».8 \u2022\u2022«¦m J emunnd' US.wster iveric iiventenc-, HKV.Ai.t-\\aM»EK GAMI\u2019lil l.L, Ht \u2022l\"bi ».I Q f|TO LKT.UVP-TH.e.n.1,.; rN:.;r ;.1 ; \u2022 r|To LET, THIVEE NEW STONE TVe effer ft>r sals ans of the mo* vatuAbts farms on the Island ol Montreal, on the Longu, Pou.tr Road.I\two btindrrd »cre« under a la,.I state of cultl-Talion, with a SPLENDID HTONl HKHIDEMCA.lorg» t arns ai f psymeiit.Gw ner * Another* if* 40 aerws al Prlite (Joie, w mile* tvom oit» limits, with good Uouw-i »ud Oatbuüdog».A spleiidla II\tAnd »Kni«- Karin of 43 »ervs at Ra-ill -i R.-ro1let.with two Stone Houses »»id good Guthaildlig» ft tgo Ale.i » large numher nt eacnllent Kas.-ru Townships And Ontario farm* for tale, frou, fl.ftiW o 111.000 each.Call fur particular» It.niT4 lll\\H .% 4 0., Room M.\tN*\u2019*\tI'l,\u2018 H'lil llug.V^tqi;BALE -bKEClAL UAK'l AINU That Hue Properly.No 233 Mountain \u2022\u2022r.-et, com prising o»,r 41,000 feet of gwmnd.fronting Alwi o, Drum- n.r.n.l street, with » large Brick Besldenco and Hytendid Brick Htahle and Ooa h Mouse 1 his property S well ad anted f >r Elegant Residence» or small Helf ¦oomalnsd Huunw, greatly wAntsal in th.t i-rt of tbs city.Will be sold flU.OUt) l«Iow Us Actual value.\u2014*!*!?- A fine Htnne Beeldence.Il I'.Kin».Bath, kc-cb-e 'o Ht l^iulA Pork ; very do»ir»ble, »nd A grevt bargain at ^ A Brick Cottage »nd large lot.No.24 Lsnsilowiit avenue, Cote Ht.Antoine, will be to d very low U.mT4 HIM* *9 4 4»., Boom 20L_________________New York Life Building.r | '0 LET.BY B.IIUTCHI NS .t 00.3 Htor.e Temnivntg.8 Rooms.L»»al Avenue.f»clog Ht.Louis Psrk Very detlrabla\t, , .A One htone Kerldt-no*.II room*.Drolet etrotl, ^ clnsi' lo the I .aiitifol Ht L \"Ms l »rk \u2022 _\t,\t,, That attra -rive (*\u2022>- ______ _____ __ Uve it leak fiverstdc 4''iire and ground» on the Disci rr-wiisps, 217.li.).lb.383, at.A.n.iJOU feel Holld stone ho-sc, * ,-t, galleiies.Iivick rilensmii kitchen.s'Vblog an.gjuli house, '20 t id.Ice hoo.» , v ine ya.iitli g.u.a joNktfi '\t\u2014 BALE.130 vac ant lots, S3 t 100 fort, fronting on Ontario.Dar ling.Davidson, Du,put and Hi»d»o.io» Alree s.etstAstral Nu .VI In the Hoehi lags t\\ »»d.These lots are slt iaucl mar the Human C»Gi die Church on Ontaiio suset.wlu.li sir.et is aIhiiiI lo he opened to MAiebnoeliT# Triti,» One tifth m c»»h.balance in 5 tears, with \u2022.per.crut per Annum, or no oath Inslalmeat r-edulrjcl and pas ressinu given wilder -promise >1» vsn»» aii t title grsoti^ when fpo h»»e Icen eip.-n ted ;>\u2022 H»* |™lMl,*£* of land.3d cenl» |>er foot.Th«»ell* r* will faroivh th-boy .14 Of I Iil-mi lots the Slone sod sand tue» will re julre iu the buildlrgs to be erect#.! there IB.fr,-e of charge llotti stone And ssii,I are close At band.PlAiuroii Ontario rtruet, M.WOLAR tie LIXI.»., 23 Fras.r s Buildings, 43 Ht, 8ocv»niout street.KRAI.KHfATK AGENT 'y^\u2019OOD AVENUE.TIIMM\u2019 KIKHT-CLIT4H II4M HKH JllhT READY FOR HAIE » \"\u2022«\t,9T j, it.d-LAHKNOV.fB T»\u2019n4|il\u2022^^w .omcf, ANTED, » Ai'iiAilim »¦ General BirvAiit; gold re- ferouoes 712 Napoleon Hoad_______________________ AA7 ANTED, a situation l y a young man, in a l>rt*»4« Y\\ faml.y :\tJ*\u2019»t^;1;.!,1T\u2018>Me,Ù9>\u2019\u2019 W.tr'e^ Omc\"! AVaNTED, by a young ladj.mu ic |>upils.Iicgiuuer» VV pr-spect»b'e young girl, with YY city references Apply 2.1 McU.ll LET.4 OTTA4.L on Tw.-» Hall avenue, ee»r hherbronke street ; eight rooms; hot water furnace; rent very modorate ko 1st M»y next.For further p»rlicul»re.appiy on the pr, mis or at 1761 Antre Dnnie wlrret.T ^0 LET, strvut W «wt Apply at g5 Essex avenue Yy7 ANTED, General Si-rvAiit.WT ANTED A good pushing man to sell good -\\N Apd-.on ou.h.ring .com ectlon with ' he grocery trade.None oth.r need n ply.L»R »4 -8- Craig it- YY a VTKn a Housemaid A pp*y\t10 a in » ©nil * i\u2018lTÎ;,D,t,\u2018, MrÀ L H DAn'.DoON.4.M-U df* -wwv aKTKt, a good l-lain Cook, with refereuces -yy ANTED.wgtKXl riaio^^ ^ y .\t, \u201etri.Bl YY ANTED, good General Ki-rTAirt YY YY \u2019ANTED, two strong Ho>» 83 ht.Hypolit* street - Apply Dpi Dirctn s'er street.Apply to H A KGAN, ANTED, an Experienced Oooefcjnam\t|l|eM Apply ©t «mTAN*TR.I) TlntmUhi; >te©df i*»^,\t$10 tuid YV ^3 » we,V l 1-KilWnK.30.Weilingum .tree-, WANTED, a little girl to wa«b di»he« »i.d u.a .i ' self aenvrady useful shout a confectioner » etore Apply at 569 Ur aigst reel.____________ Agents for tub font hill NUKHKR1KH WANTED 8nl»ry or Commission Write for ter mi STONE A WELLINGTON.NtRskHViigH, 242 Ht.James strtei.Montre»!, Que.Over arrew\tJ- W.B.alu.Mad^s.\u201ef rBoIrr al«wk.\t«MenUon ihUp.t>er.) Miscenanoous.Vra R \u2022\u2022 Thi» Tnwrru.\" I>ortsh®\u20aci©r first c ln»A oruer ; newly painted »nd tinted tlirouahoiit.Ap,'l,\tr.B.B1.A4K.SO Ht John eimet or No.> \"Tha Towor* TO LET, that conveniently minatedt first -class West End.f»n.i y realden -vx bearing No.u nreaneat street.hlMid up with all th* most modern Im paraUun* This'housf' *1 » no»' bring pa.n'eï'îwi'w-d aid' Specific Articles.Ifoltei wnitr thk h'*d, V **!*.prtfmid 10 cent* taih\tu/i i> J lll/TTEH\tand\tin 2 *nd 4 lb ©rookf a \u2019 \u2019mid « Ilk* 0 dldif^ffd tr41 fttl\t*>( CÜF.J> aud utW-Iald «gy- \\v|iiMT ( 9 D orhc M W-VOR HALF A~K»od hall »to*e (Q«mws| will to *oid ]< csr.r Aiplÿ.tHJ Muory .feet.I loeh Bicycle, light ».ndster.in peitewk 1V3 I30B BdLK.fO Inch Bi'ycie.light roadster, In I 1' csd, r bsll imuri'ig.\tp \u201e RoI IVOR HALE.Helf F.ding H»H\tN® * JVîîd'l P vs«, Manie II d.In gm d .rdur SI Ht r.I ward ox Oil Tank lOabinst »t»le).oapick»» »\u2022 96.Roy »l rest MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY AND GOOD rABMH B.MPTV'HINH g| « 4k., New W«»rUJI.k»e Kwll«ll»« F UK BALE.Very d.n.rabln Building and Vills.Lot* ojv »*\"\u2019rl*rj-.ks.Dorrtiester and High streets, »in,Gri-»n.'V'**1»1 ^ wster A v At lies, Cute Ht Antoine .»l»o on the *41* of th,.Muuntsin, onirmandlng sn i \u2018 Uo sivr Hew of Ole Hi and Milton streets.Apply to O.VV.MTAI\u2019I 4>Y, MriU »«ts west AI MONTREAL JUNCTION five Buildlrcg Lots, Warn.VIOTOltlA.PARK.-Hevvsw\u2019.Building leila low.Terms easy Nine lots on Mstnlcin.Drummond.HtsoWy Msrgregor staeet» A Iwnutiful new Stone lUavdsuc# on Dorohea» er str.- I-near Mscka-/ »lre»4.ail modem convenience#.Prr |Mdty -an Jimr» streaK near Victoria csiuxte, suit.aide for factory or olhea bualtie»» purpAWs.Good In.viatmrnt Igit na?6.Finir go jd kkune Front llouso* on Casisnix glr»4t Brick TwiMmosits o»i R.«»rd »tre«-t Iwo In Auiif-dlg finished TnnrmenV Hoi#»*, witli all n odirn isunveuiencsw, on Mountain rt»«-«t.»byve Dir cheater street.Well \u2022iniskai Cotkogs at Barthler, loc.og rlrcr, for su\u2019oiiueT usi-iai c.Terms easy.LAVKILAN WA4BAV, JO IT, JAMKH HTKKKT.PfirtMi Hi.Sfll) Vaeaiiciea at No '' Hlaihy si reek, in»»**;* ht George » l-Rureh : ernvenlenk and P lev sent po*l- .inrJe b?Sik.wel\"»«6kilaia4 i.«.wh«l iwdrooum.wuhWEdhîlk waMr; oomforkable home.Uhi.eMel- lent______________________________________ I .¦ wnAKI) AND ROOM for kwn yo-ing men on Baamr !.?, \"Vi wAiswa \u2019i'iVüÎH; war* ht J s mes strvtk____ ¦ WOAHD* Huperior liooms »»'l houm emuforta At*-Hti.ov.rt4» .feet, f.» Four Hngln.BnUenuin «.r ¦tVo M on.d I oupb-4 15- lral localjt, 10 fe.uc-._ HI IA It D l.arg*.> «rtly fuinlslirsl Dsd rooms, with »»a.e\tI J V ot w»Uf also parlor lewlr.H.iu.uitlk rJ^ e^i^okUbi.T»ap4JΫnrs.To«ir^P5.l ;»o.ABtanl*» »4r**k, opp«Ht v itn«*» \u2019 4)filae_________ r , v ! , RT A BUB FuraUtod mid w»,m 1 \u2022 g.i.th man ; »»»iy e- uv*i,!»cie« .near MeU.II Col (rgeGronM*: i ¦ t uf raCaranaea.*6 Uatveratty.groMFoUTABLK K«m«.» to 1*4.luruUh««d.wiU or i wAaoi.4 lAiasd Quirt latolty t Addf-^.offlM I J,,4.'KNIHHRI> ROOM K ________ l^i.OMM, Furbiihed.for Gm4lem^ ^ ^ u ROOMH.iieA4ly lurnlsbod; well b'-Alsd: tot two gsii-tlenien or a rn»rri«el o-eiple.Mfbkhonaohtepln» Hi Mau»6«-/> Atree* _ SINOI.K ItOOMti v»eau4.\t>?|tul|nnut f|VVFo Fnrnlshtd Booii.a wlih or without partial 1 '»rd.I Turns low.i-M Hk Martin streAt.l»hova Ht.| Ai.koine).\t_ fi*!» LET, at No.Î4 l>oiirgaiii Atreft.two nice nrifiif.I alahod room* ; hot and cold watts.___ yfjo LET, a large, rUf Baifo ¦*, itasrlf i irni.h-d u.t I repaired: hoaltby locality.wiU.open «rouot in front, hot water and o4R»r auoo*»a»od alt on of fi-st *\u20221 suitable for ohm or two getklameo Apply W DRYHDALK A CO., » 6-, ht GatherIneMrrrt.No.>7, '' Witne irpNIHIIKD soon-A Wi '\u2022\u2019\u2019E i f McGill Ootlrgs Adikrsas ROOMH.Boa 1279 3*7 HI Catherine street.OOMH.raml.biwV tor I it Able fllO LET, a large trout Boom: lliitaMr fur denllit or I r,t.her profeerionkl gentleman.The nio»l osiitr»! anil desirsUe lo.ahty He*» ami light urnr.ecfoi.s »!l lArfect and avery other accommodati'in ol the li\u2019».1 is\u201d.Apply w.DKYHDALK A C 4 , 2 Ci Ht.Catty-fin* at fi-O LUT, one l.srge Furnished Room And Two Unfur-I.nlkhed.w t»4b room fltt Apply '221 ht Georg» >t VO I.VT.nloAly furnished, bright moms on hatbryom T \u2022\u201e rate ri ti t :.l Ayply 15 Belmont ltr.«' 1>OR HALF, 1 barrels ; in perf.at md.r a XIK hale laige old Uh.-rry Wnrdrob\".siittslde for a 1* 'ur,.!.Press, m*uod order.Apply It Towes» av*.Y atilt HALF.cboA.n bw f csrfwg-.with stee.runners.i4 for wiut.r use.\t,5 .WitafW \u2019 oftc-.vv/.u wsl V\tA tlvi morM H*^S«.5 vesrs aid Ago.I V°\tf Mum Go- -Afr.iil , f t-othl g G-.r.u«.w 5,;\u201ed App > j y GRIFFIN, 155 Hi l.eer>nca itro-1 GRIMIER Trigge.MissTrigge.M»J .\t- -\t.\t, Tvrinowr.Ml.» B Twlnour.Ussier II Twlnour and ntirte, Mr* We!>*t«r.Mrs J Weir, Mrs C \\\\ hltelaw, Mr A T Drummond» Slilrr Kitdcrlci* 8lbt©f Hay.US.m!mHIIK10Xm AR11VIP.I'aiig g rp»Bi4Hi9blp *®nM to YY a cSrlderatlonl.unfurnished Room, w.th PAri.sl t'omrd or use , f ki'chen and dlnlng-riHnn ; wsrmth.umi I ,in kimines# mor.desire.1 than stylishsurr.mn.lngs Rrier?ucv.cictorged Addnm 35, \u201c Witness Office.\u2022m»\u2019ANTED in the West End.Immedia\u2019ely.two Double YV A Kootne.with Board, one furnished and one uufnr nirhul .flggjyyferimp 19.\"Witness Off, s _ ^ a a « < a# | a k.y « (F m h 111* 111 ft n of iiul©4 liftbit®» furniftbfil WAn\u201d\"n l\u2018\u20192i\"\t\u201cm\u201cy.w\u201eb o, wiibout p.rtiAl Locality not below Dorcheeter or east of Mî-Termi nasonsb^e.^ ^ p Witness Office.YY lioerd tori* A\" I»'1 IV Two doors Kast ol Notre Dame Church.DR.FULTON cures Ptle^ Plmpl\"#, Oaiarrah, Ke**®» Halt Rheum, Knl»rg«l Glandg ol Nsck, Hkl\"-\u201cJ Chronic Dlsoases wnuoi Tol-EHAT'Ggs Buffuiry * k«« on all subJocU.Hour*, afurnoom and rveotug», *» rttl Ht Oolherlne street JVOR HALE.A medium aied ,U'1 ^'^.p iWM>t v\u2019gk M le.195.tort^A-Bt» Çob : ato L MSXSS1K- Vi'A'tlZ-Z*: F*S!2 F-5 vasVat-îA»?- MONEY TO LOAN QîvïlRHT MORTGAGE ON CITY PROPERTY.LACHLAN nA4MA».Kml Fatale nn«l Flnnnrlal Afritl, 90 HT JAMEH HTREET IQ LKT, a nine, bright Room facing ^Moiint\t; i u \u2019 \u2019\t*\"\t*** quire J J i uiIaIi'ii for cm» or two reutlemsn.BreakfAst ifre- T Durorhcr rlre.t Address DURGCHEU,\" Wi\u2019nel* OffiJ».ET Rooms furnUhed or unfurnished.71 Ay liner sweet.Ç1ENTS for sale A.T THE WITNESS OFFIOS I^kaTHKKH Cle*o«*d,\tMid Our led ; ' cleAucd Lus'r» srd Hbodow Painting taught by c *\tM1HH GHKKN, IIP St Antoine Atrnet.la\u2019 L\\V T WKKDH for winter wear.fiue»t pAttern» And Im nuAlitr.»t rock botU.m price*.*1 AN .juAiiiy.»v ALLBN ^ 3133 Notre D»n e itreet -utPRRONAL.The unknoun l»dy wh» found the l>K.lr»îed Child on Hle.iry street on Mond»y m irom* ^dumk herto ths Bt George .tr.et ttstion wnlpbosa and took her accept A niOthvr » thanks.S'thTkT PEBHPECTIVES *nd Dmigo*, l»nmetnc* T vi.«.and Interiors, drawn by au architectural ^augbumau Addrxm K.OWEN.36 Ms no, street, city.mr N> tre Dsne F\t^»MMme.vev;^>r,uddf.we,çt v|iHF INVENT l\"N Of an.-! *'>» I .\u2018^^aS'.Vs.KSl-'SiSS Wanted.t\\\u2019ANTI'O.two Dum*'Htox.w in good or 1er A Hr.aa, VV stA\u2019IQg Ptlcw.D( MB HniVK.\u201d Wit, ear OIH.RANTED Astable lu the AirANTKDto PurchasB, LadiGH and Y V GENTLEMEN 8 CAST OFF CLOTHING,»!.Prooud-hanU torulture.\trd.-V.Üa ° sddwee by a i J.D.MQKKIH, OSj Cralfi Atcrrt RF.AL FOR SALK DESIRABLE RESIDENCES building sites.For Particulars apply to CHARLES HOLLAND, 3«H SI.Jamr* slreet.?M Acres For Sole.Ch.»p to A g.nllemtn farmer, a HIGHLY CIJ/H VAT ED FARM, tuo n''\u201c*,r_,rt>,,i , M»,,hu T AIGE Hai'wsy stAtlon.w Ith LA RG B And COM FORT ABLE IIOUHK LvftUii by bftienieot furnftc©, and two » t.j.f.iteu«iv© sod coiiipi©4©* >I©W hor»© ilftb^ .Pif.Ac .ftrr u>K©d wilhtffffOOOfaol^ Flock K\u2019ini.inf wft*#r In bou** sod ilftbl©*.Learg varle\u2019y of grafted fruit nodemAlIfniit- Fiihing and shootieg in tlie immtdiate ui ighborhooa.WiU be sold cheap and on easy term*.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO , UI ST, FANES STREET.Lohi.Strayed _»md Fouua.S lie, \u2022 us'fey thU htnd 10 «writ *ee* tumrtion, up 4.*6 uurdt, prepaid 1 SOUND f4«4urd»y.purse conPalnlng »m*il su» Apply 1 At 9U MnotAald (treet And prove ownership_ IOHT.lesterdsr, on IlorrheAter or H» Urbain etrett.v J light walk mg rtick with a dog\u2019s h»ad and the owner a ulme \u2019>» R.3tm ll«id«r will pUmse leave It at the Wit-i.tas «itlir.ami i«joa:ive a gultabl* reward_________ ¦ CKT On Friday Kept 36.a gold medal Kind«-rwlU 1 J pit oso rtrturn lo 799 Crsig street and be reworded yellow-haired Terrier nAiiu-d I\u2019*ddF.¦ oll»r No.3443 Return to 260 Drummond street, and be rew*rded.f GMT.Hugh .1 4 l j.enie on foliar No.34 4 3 Return to T OKT, on HepV 28th, AgeulltniAn i W»t«rprt .f Cc*t.1 J Please r.torn to 2jC9 Bt.Catherine atrect ÏfjHT.on th#25th inst , on Ht James, M.uat»ln or Ht.J Antoine itrrets, A Eilver Moixairnm Brooch.L.T.Findtr «ill confer a favor by leaving it at lb- \"Witors* Office.Busluoas CKancos.IVOR HALE.Whole tale Grocery in Gnt*ri>.cirre i\u2019 ewuelne e with prlocipa\u2019e only, aoliclted.Aillr-a* GltfKIEB.\" WItnees «kih-».1>>U BALK.Grooevtee, Dry Goo in»aituulty for any person AtarÇ**\t\u2018 neM, nreteia»» Houae* and Booms, furtiJahal and uq.(urutsbirt, Inlet; Alsucrjuntry residence.App y to L.UAMKIH, 44 VBton* sq-JAfT. THK MONTRE AT, DAILY WITNESS, Al-SORBINC* 1NTKRKST TO TRR WUOlÆ DOMINION.»t d O.V Murphy : Ot the numrroui i hrruf* oontfclu«J In Oina doruinrnW.he hee eelccUd one, oneonO, *» the Kfcuud Cl hie proeecutloo.I wn rOok ti crueh him Mm end hie ei'Con»pllo«*-*Uh the welxht of en DicluUMe 1 roof.Ilf hoowe It.hie frlende knoer It.end they eerin to uie to be preperlnic for » Imok doen a -aea.__ ^_ It\ta^lenaai 1 Kill frl m \u2022rill IW\\A lkA/>h EDUCATIONAL.VHAT OCOURHED AT THE LA.ST MEETING OF THK OOI NCIL OF TTB-» îtIHOKTA.VT LANUl Al.t MiMi rrit ( f'roM gr*',» i, Se ¦JIANSVK - \u2022 ;*\\0 cnUM- t.r >tcn Cor'ttyon.Un! ) .\u2014Ti e ini' meet a>; oi tbe Coundlof Ph li In-tr i \u2022\u2022 or jolt t flrof tEn: oJy.'Ou i js ©f penertl inkreit.l-eenuie ^-«e of the ]to-aeoduip'1 rrlernti OCiUijnü\u2019eeA '\u2018h that tie iaf.Jion i-.B mem tccoctacir- OHA\\R rOUTlCAt.USl Ks AT STAKE.(AVo^ Our Own CorroyonJent ) QPi .u', Sept.:7 - TIu- Criminnl As.-izi-a, wbidi open in thia city oa the loth of October, promise to o' absorbing inter, t not only to \u2022' i« dktriot, but to the whole Dominion.For.me».- ,v.\tiUo the great criminal lib» l caae, in which the Hon.Thoinna McUreevy, M 1\u2018.for Quebec W.tt, ir j ri'at.proa citor, ami Mr.J.lira'l l*'' » t.iitor ami proprietor of Lt Cémiite* r»'W8- J nj.r o yu.We.Mr.Robert H.Mct^eevy j toatj u (t rotlnrof the proaecutorland Mr.0.\u201c-*uf* Ut.of the tirm of lArkin, 0 tfcv DACticiw.wM.a l hâ'\u2022 Mteo in kooo rAim, in ki Uh tie are at^j^ ^ ,1a,pi* jiuroallet, and It li \u2022 i pity to , c m~ou a.'a; a loo 1 a.-i folio»* to >otb indicate oitg tho i to- an ile otiiefs .of nrw er< 1 aj b#*o awaaiMi.up\t.u.mv.e ! rifct a! cdueatioB s>r heir tKOt\u2019lc .\t.\t.\t\u2022 .eform* totbedeairai .^iivofear.aadt.oro'' ^\t, \u2022\t*\t.ne nr.-t an4 in th.4* jjcient .-vateai.t'O\u2019 .j » t *\t,\ti a !o} tea br .l.e *r\u2018 ¦\t*! 0\t1 * \"Sa f « report of a mi \u2022 t.*¦ .cLc\ttue ^\t, 0 jjyjj CiJr.irotw aa.! çgjatioc r Cater to Lar.e**^r to for àr.^twr e «a1, n.I' a-.pea* t>at a 1a-.- mini er of ike laatitoüon of b £le-ed-at on .\u2018«are ns r.^ht u : .e>e gruau.^okh, accordiez to U .ould ie a::nek otf rc«i all bo-e a ii 4?ev -eil \\o-tli;rd»o: the vaine o: t! t»r real e>U'e.Gia-eq entfy.the requ.-*3>- at.- o: t.e io \u2022 in -t - re«j e-'t wül ea er Vîth re.arJ olle.'a* vrr are not ex ept .c :\u2019i re« «pe-.£.i:ioa?ki àiid Tiiree \u2022e ollrgc- -*.'eiTtng : a - ft ieotiv sol t it »t alio.-ehjer.In .'o., contractors for the Queb*c W' »;l \u201cr\tknotn !.t.ndanta.The partiel ar-.rho_.y.he strictly fo'L'.\" ^>n.Thoma-i M throughout C acaiia.The^vatiTe politician.tiryeT.y is a prominent\ttr gR, ,or For U|W:ir.ia c.tj Dominion Parliament, \u2019\\*tl jC.1i * silent member in ihe aud, tliOit^^lt.n ia |',i(pafty carry more weight, oa.f5\u2019 *reat mea>uei it is claimed, to the int-olFnse influence *iucli he yrieJAe over hit husom fiittid, the Miawie: of Puhite Works, Sir Hector Lane&Tm.Orig nally a publie .on'rmctor and stll one.If the charfra a^ainat b n: are to be l.a.e'e.i, he ia reputed to lie a man of vast wrilth, a millionnaire, in othe.word#, and ft\" in the political life of the .'ooatrv.a- y»f ! a- in the commercial, tlnau-c a! and «Kbl life of guebec a prominence of poeitwn whrti lends untiaual mpurtance to ti e o itcomeof Oie pending lawsuit not only for hiuaelfand ids) friends, hut possibly also for tbc C\\0'frva,ice par r and tne Don* nion GoreruEint, teteiatiocs Ming promised be-lore thnJourtnext month b\\ hia opponents wbi h w-i eclipse tie s.-andnloua disclosnres of the Pn -fir scandal.Tlie forestalmentsof theae j .nid lO.ed by /« Pdasaben and tite press p-eneal-ly of :1 e coântry towards tl.e begirning of the ]>a ronto r-.v :.o v ill a :#«,u.*e to colleges as veil as all otiier wLes there s a .J'-r;s be t&i -a itbontany asi aca 'roh\u2019s 1, while cher*, | recipe osi; 2rT v.ih Lc gra :>\u2022 | or \u2019'a insiec- ; i; t tht iaiiica.- \u2022 \u2022 eeo t_^ re: or*.ef the inije 'ter as e*-.as enijui-y -.vil! ht we-er.rtot in order to gi it a a-q i stei her.selves »\\ ord sgl t a' -eu t'-* CoMaJtaion-These reform-e enfrr-e sntil nett yra*, con ernei * *ut o 1 ecome .'t as ; *o regulate tbsBi- Tx Ct* su jje :¦ i attstr a from bott L f.rc'en- a .*\u2022 jo.*: -ay- ontsactO'S for the Quebee Sartior Works re-snlticg in what is regarded a- the eibowing cut c oao of the known members of the brm.Mr.O A).Murt.hy, na cc«K.:ii*e :-oid c:t reccc.a.et Î x »* .i,&_*d itei rxrt reracw the matser -cœ-y wttfcta tby irtydic'iic ot It* LcjUJA-r* acd xi»c :*e»zm xa s-vtyrytwvliaf wttb It* Prsuauwt Ceamttwe tw ~.* *muT Tbe ProtM U&t Cc^.mttkr A.y dirmnrd ih« icrire xod c»ir.y tc kKxilxr roor!zdoB.r.Ux*.xa uadmixadias caa le radiT rvact»^ O^rlxi dr .n\u2014ts yha* Uxt ca as xrmsr.wes '.otpr^rt an '.tint ot 1ST ycborA*, I'M Wat kk« bai* la y a:I ae a is xa -U, « Uut ii far \u2022oe l»i*e a noa^ei ter ;»d w»k.I; rrs»» x-ri«r lUttd'.a ItW :rc;«*vt tc xti^lsi tear xdiiUo&x: is-\u2022pertery xsd it £xk* x romp-tit r*dtswn«txcn ot xJ tb« CtxUlrts is erdrr tc ctr» (*-g iiwpectcr xbcot xc *«p*i \u2014fm el stheoiii to .W, xod a mt> ceaxmfttM * M xppc .r.trt to XM-.I \u2022 *.9 It* &cr«rsseal ca lb* rebp -» Mrxc \u2022 kfl».It »xi »m< i to itrTk* of! |) fr r.tt« rraxt tc rwt a#p*M:r for twa xebooi act »Ul*.ed tj tiM.Tariti ts« j*Af Tty Comra tte* »x* xXxi usxt.zxvo» U drmxod.ss x^;;sUB«ot of at la rperter oy s«raJ to ci«rwt U« ocatr .arieekort xad to rete:.»k x rrru'*f «tAaCx/4.arptctice- Ttto rtfor® «a* i-tc Aptrr td ij -jo* f-i-.Xxot Committee.> T J.¦Bde two J.dge J* VOSS lit, ail iBitit .'Ions c: .r I bj \u2014ore a eit-on -o \u2022 g^g- o' *L r »\u2022 joIbti, gl»«rte in lr \u2022 * iarter ora^* ; rojiosi-*0 the prof*-*sors or raiioo (maie-i *o e man sers as i Ian- i *- r,-; ar.l .ad, To Inais* *: re ;r«aes of t \u2014* resp*'-hafi bar.a: .< ratT»Ir ?o: s* i.es.* 'on-.tnu s.jtil s Bit \u2022 tlon-, rrtaln o^avrat-ilmin«*e4 trocn ih*t \u2018.-.e la y t a b F: C'b it t/e a^ aiie('-in »b *b Fr-n 1 e program* iron rtxCT-.CAL rtrcATiox.Tie Hot.F.Latgel er a\u2019.-o pror-ose *o * .rrr.inate'-rm a .teas ro:: the programme of the mod-1 '\u2018ool* aad af adetn -t, which Le cottetd 4 «a a- present too naa-h burthettad, li* \u2022erdt 1+ a/ 'iia- the j àt lea;r.a multi-tt it o' thin-.-s i.per^r- alh and a .u re no solid .aforrr.atioa oa any e^ -.M.*.La.lier ;-«t» ca t; Lea a .-r'at leal o' .nier s*-icg \u2022 xplanaLoB and »* ua » : - e Co n I that »as r.-.hv\u2014a co .r e emg aa e for t e puryow A- r gar :j t.je or^.-rm .e c the *.'ned.it is responsible for ail th* d.saaters wfai-h have befallen all the Conservative» in this provin-e, and that,unie»?it .a promptly and effe t rally kilied, it will eventuate in the niter ruin o' the pirty throng -oat the Dominion.With sa'h a strong party men as tbe editor o' I.* t'onoiitn^ it '\u2022an readily b* uaderstood ti.at ¦ ; b roui.d»*ationi as 'hes* may well hold g^at weight, an : tbat, with the proo\u2019s which be laims to rave in bis po^eeetton to may be a tingfro-:.altot'eti.er pereonally dxa.ntereeted motives At all events, itiionly a.* to give him -redi' for ther., until t e contrary ha* been aeen.In an article in bis paper o- ay, warmly resenting and cont-sdi ting tbe report started by Isi Jattiet and Star th*t he ha ( settled with Mr.McGreevy, be openly de.dares oare more that be ha Lvltlxixi do eo II U>»y oIiamI Uul be will uol lack down xt my exi>eoee I On the Ut October 1 ebxll I* xt the pill \u2022* courl.xn- ta-l itlected l>> Mr.MoGrrevy, but on ell th* other* which h* bU lA»)*re tuve hxd Ui« iwudenco lu ka*p In th* b Ac x v * -\u2014i d 1 hx«* xolod In Kood txlth.In -un *»,« AUl*.etroox \u2022\u2018f\u2019y,'^.rtben p>» x^xln»* th* lr >n pot, of woik xutS ?S-r»*vi> xexlnxt «old.All the *xme I xrn ixo'nx «in, IxceOi* jexttcc la net for xele.( hxvt- «n xbeolut* b s to r.ty us» n It.Atmy mo, end ellh my ei|H>ri-er.ee, one i* not eaeily decal««rolonK*d cou*tilrxcy xckll.*l Mirlnfereele tnd th* food foveracnenl of thti v I hxse tre »(rorfe*t rexeone tor txllevlnf xa> free tc fecw *lth men cxpxble of doiof Any.U>li>K.Sir.AtoHSiMt >\u2018* uxme teonly eu Incident.The drwtKinw cot trx.t opropM of whir* I AO* drxgral tx fore thrCNmlpel Court le onl* a Unk In the i-tuln ot lelqaltlee, k odle end plund*r to which circumMnmxe hx> e flveo a>e the key.Who thou »pexk« ot *etit*-nxuto, tf xkaxnimU T I hxve no hxtrad x«Atu«t Mr.kkGr \u2022»> p-r*ouxliy.Il le not x « M»e trial of the odt n* xjk! dl«bone*t »j«tcm In wb'ch he he* played x lexdinix Ptrt, x pxrt which he kuowe end whl h I uow xlon 1 I xm her* xt Quebec within the jurlsdlj-tloo of IbeoOurU cbxrixtd with th* p inl.hinebt of t>ie SuUly xud *1 \u2022-> with tbr vlrdlo.Unn of th* unpr** -rip til l* right* tf ju.ti.-e I wxnt t.tuv* my UU1 durin* lb* l»nn wbk-o open* en th* ln«h of next month My only rntret x wot to k* p o n-.t*« xm«Ud rorhavlvt j p -t-UaàlAr it* deelxratioM of Meem Kit-*rt XsOraevy No.i do do do .l.>i to Peae.per M l-ia In rtort .00\tto P*a*, afloat, July delivery.00 to (giM'iWc oate.00\tto Cmearlonase.«1\t«0 Corn, doty paid .uu\tto Cora, oarya*e la boad.el to Barley, frediof.OU to Barley, rood maillar.00 to Fbocs.\u2014Beet r «ee le very oalet tod prf-ree err uu el tend.We 9 act* ; \u2014 Patent Wlater.* to IS 00 PxUnl Spetae.B OO\tto «.SO Btrxiffbt Hollar.4 90\tto Kxtoe.\u2014.I «A to H'jpxrflr.*.I 7S\tto fine.I it\tin Cttv Mroaff Baker*.9 00\tto Btrcor Baker*.O.no\tto Cwperto* (b*9*).1.90\tto Bitrx 1 oare).1*0\tto floe IKmS.1 M\tto Oatmeal.eSaadard.per bar.LU to Oalm»al, irwaulatod.1 iO\tto Oatmeal.roll«