The daily witness, 18 juin 1891, jeudi 18 juin 1891

[" \"1 - ' ' ¦ - Vol.XXXI1, No.142 MONTREAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1891 Pkick Onk Oknt.S\u2019otlcnu!«uon, coniisting ot h eœbrr* of'(be Imperial Federation Lra^ue.beaded by Lord Braeaey, wailed upon Lord Baluburr to day to urge him to convoke a con* ferecce of the eelf-goveraing Hrititb colonie* to cocfider ti e question ot partitkiaff in the privileyes and responsibilities of a united empire.Lord Salisbury said be was m entire sympathy w ith the object the deputation bad in tiew The uestion was nothing more or less than the future of the British Empire.Lord Salisbury agreed with the deputation as to the esjiedi ncy of an early maturing if the deliberations.The operation of external causes and impulses, he said, bad created a feeling of unrnabl« For particulars address.CHAH.K OUHtUNO Prop.SI MMER BOARDERS-Athletic Club Houae.-A limited number of ¦rntleinen can be accommodated with board aud rooms during the rummer months.The Club House 'bus makes Iwu trips daily from the walling room, 2401 Ht Catherine street, at 10 30 a m and 3 30p.m.Telephone 1016a\t?.FRY, Manager.T HOUSAND ISLANDS.TUTRE DAME DU PORTAGE.__ Miss Michauds houre has beeu thoroughly renovated and flttrd up with bath rooms aud w.c's, hot aud cold water Terns moderate.Dally mall.Telrgraph office.Easy access ty 1 C It.MISS A.MICHAUD, Notre Dune du Portage, Que.AY POINT HOTEL, ROCKLAND, MR.i-pen July 1, at the Rockland Breakwater ; unaurpvssed view of the ocean, bay aud islands; tbe Aueat air, purest water, and moat charming situation on the Maine coast.C.O.CHAMBERLIN, Manager, will be at ths Windsor Hotel June 13 and 13, fur the engagement of rooms.< »U'I HGATE IMUSE, PROUTS NECK, MAINE.Delightfully Situated.Wide Piazza*.Open Fires, Kic-hent Table Surf Ilathicg Boating and Fishing.Citu ri-vu-s anI» Tikm-i Sknt s Aenn ation.J.M.KAI.EP, Proprietor.^BENAKIS HOUSE! AIIENAIaIS SPItl.NLS, ST.FRANCOIS DU LAO, y UK., Opens for the reception of guests JUNE 1st.Hot Aud Cold Mineral Water Baths Certain cure fur Itbeuma-tirai, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Cum.plaints.Salt Rheum, General Debili'j, etc.Capital Ashing and Ane boating on Ht.Francois River and Lake St.Peter Steamer \u201c Berthier.from Montreal, on Tuesdays kr.d Fridays at 1 p tn.Return tickets, 81 50.lioats and 1'ennis Court are In goo52,400 51, out of which, after making the usual full provision for all had and doubtful debts and assets, we have paid the customary dividend of seven percent, and the amount voted to the retiring President by the shareholders at the lust annual meeting, and have transferred to Rest account $100,000, carrying forward at credit of Protit and Loss Account §22,-100.51.It is hoped that these results will be satisfactory to the shareholders.Your directors have pleasure in stating that they have succeeded in converting the perpetual lease of the ground occupied by the head odice premises into a rent charge limited to a term of years.The ground was acquired by the Bank under a lease renewable at a valuation every twenty-one years, and under the new arrangement, by payment of an increased annual sum of moderate amount, the Bank will become the absolute owner of the property at the expiration of the first term of our original lease\u2014that is, in a little more than sixteen years from this «late.The usual thorough revaluation of the entire assets of the Bank, and Hie fullest provision lo.every item about which there is an element of doubt\", have been made.All the branches, agencies and departments of the Bank have been inspected during the year.A branch of the Bunk Inis been opened during the year at Walkerville, Ont.In Toronto, branches have been openy JOsi.rii F.II.(|l ll*P, DiKpeiiMiig and Analytical Chemist, 41 Wli»l*>r it.THE SHITH FREMIR TYPEWRITER.FULL OF NEW PKVICKH.The moat modern and ino»4 prrrrrt Writing Marhlnr.HOLLAND ItltOff.«\u2022 YOUNG, GgNKRAL AGKNTff, I73H Noire Itanir Mrert.MONTREAL.Central Chamber* OTTAWA.w.k F.P.CURRIE k CO., IOQ «.M V M V HTRERT, Montreal, Ini porter of Itmln I'lpra (Hrofrhl, rorllnnd 4 emeut, CniMMET Top*.\tRhwav Or Mr nt, Vknt Linixum,\tCanai'A CkmunT, Fluii Gov err\tWater Lime, Fikr Ituii g»,\tFikk Ci-av, Pi.v»teh or Paris,\tBorax.Whiling, 4'hliia 4 Ini\u2019, M A Kl\u2019facturer» or DgASEur.R Ktkei.Sofa.Chair and Bed fli'Rtwoe.FJiEMPERANCE STORIES.BI'Y YOI R OWN CHERRIES.And 50 other Grand Temperance Tale*.8 for 25 cent*.The Caire Temperanre Drpoillury, ________________7 GUV 8TBKKT Montreal.Travelling shoe sets A RIG LOT RKDUCKD to 50e.HKA8IDK RATH RRUHHK8.25c.HAT RRURlfFH, only 10c.HAIR RBUHlIKd AND DBKR8INO COMBS.DLLEY\u2019B KMl'BH WWRKB, SB Vlrtorta aqaarr, Montreal.Ovrpet Haaepert K«paired \u2022 Ball Telephone.170.JACQUANO FRENCH BLACKING.D OMINION LINK Claaaeo Superior Arromniodatlon for all of Faaaengera.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.From Mi>ntteal.\tFrom Cuehne.Vancouver .Wedndy, June 17.Thureday.June )L Handa .Thureday, June 28.\u2014 ¦ Dominion.Thureday, Juiy 2.,- Steamers will leave Montreal at daylight on above date*.I\u2019aaerngera can embark after 8 p m.ou the errnlny nnoii.'.i* to eailing MiiUnln Halooue and Htatero.ui a, lunlie*' Ko«nu* and Huioklug roomaou the bridge deck Klrrirlr Light, Hpred anil t omfort.RATES OF PA88AGE: OaUn - To Mverpool.845 to «SO ; return, |SS U> 1150.luterimdiate To Liverpool, Londouderry, (lla»guO or llelfaet, «IÜ ; return, p\u2019d Steerage\u2014To Liverpool, Ixnidnn.Glaagow, Ixmdnn-dernr.llelfaet or Queenatown, |2U ; return, 840.For 1 it keta ami every Information, apply to ant Agent of the Coui|iany, \u2022r DAVIRTVEMANCE ACO.Lrnrral Agent*.Monfrrnl, B EAVKR LINE THE CANADA HHIPPINU 4 O/N Line of Klramahlpe IIETWRRN LIVERPOOL AND MONTREAL 1891\u2014 Proposed ftnmmrrMailing* IH9I.FROM I.IV r.H root.NT K A MNIIIIH,\tFROM MONTRRAL.Friday, M»y\tWtalnesday, June 29.lake\tHuron.\t'\u2022\t\"\t17 \"\tJune 6.Lake\tNepigon.,,\t\"\t\"\tit \u201c\t12.lake\tOntario.\t\u201c\tJuly 1 \"\t19.Lake\tWinnipeg.\t\"\t\"\tH \"\t\"\t26.,,lake\tSuperior,,,\t\"\t\"\t1ft Bair» of Paeangr Mnulrral to Liverpool, ?»),*88X M90.I Aoc rptedi at 7p m.For Three It I vers, evsry Tutsdsvaod Friday at I p in.For ('humbly, «wry Tuesday and Friday at 1 p n,.For Cornnnil every Tmwdsy and Friday st noon For Mouchr-rtlllr, Vnrrunes, dkr., ilally (Huodayi excepted| st 3 3U p m.Haturdaya at 2 10 p m r»agnruiiy Line - Lent* Quebec every Tuseday and yndsy, st 7 30 am.snrfsfuw 23nl June, Tuesdays, Wrdumdaye, Friday» aud Saturdays.I.ongueuil Ferry-From Lougueull, oommeodug at 5 a m .and everystibae tuaut hour From Mootr.eomnu-nthg at 6.30 am: last trip, 8 30 p m H>uaae.rla-lf* Bay and L\u2019tuoou UnL Return tick is good for the teason To Abennkla .Hprlngn, per *Vam*r \" Ken hier.\" Tueedsya and F-Idays, at I p.m 9150 fur the r> ui d tup.To ( bninblr mut retnni Rouu>l triptkkru imued atgre*.iy reduced rate* iucinding m«al* and '«nit*.Ample tirn- vffurd-d to v:ew the heautirul attrao-linD*>>fihe6 eFichilieu Hi»cr To l.n|>rulrii' mid It elurn daily (tuoiteri excepted) leave Montreal 4 p in., return leave i.aprarrle 5 30 pm tare S«C T>c*el« .btaloed on bnvrd To lloin hervHie, Vurrunra nml Vercherea eaturUays ax 2 3b p » irturn at g p u Fare for Ihe round trip.3.c\t4 c, a.d io rc,pec lively.T lek» U oMalred un bc*rb« F>w« Office; Wii deor Hu'el, l>* n urai H> t» I, Canal Ba in aud Kiehe-lleu Fier.Aàhl.MIII 0Y.JI LILk 4 H t HO 7.Traite Manager\tGe» rai VI .nager, Vrarral GfOrr*, XtH SI.r«ul *1., Roulrral.INMAN ROYAL MAIL Mtoamers FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.l arrylng I nllrd l|g»M 31*11*.PROPOSED 8AILINOH FROM NEW I OHM, IRS4.City of Paris.WiHliros.lay, Jmi,.\tî|,\tJ OO\tam, City of t'healer.Saturday, June\t77,\tu 30\ta m.5'),7 '\u2018J ,,^'i«'\u2022g\u2018,.M\u2019ediieaday, July\tI,\t2 00\tinn.t Hy of Sew \\ urk.,,,Waduesday, July 8.7 0U am.lutes of partage, 960, «ai and 9100, according to accom moduli.n, *11 having ,u,ual sal.nui pru il>>, -Chllilrcu U twreu 2 and It year* of age ball faro.H* vante.95» Ticket* to London 87.and to Psrle flft, and Elu tloiiAi, AC4t>r«lntK Ut lht« rouW \u2022«\u2022IivUmY lutrruiciliA paaaage 935, round tnp frjA HrgtiAL Rouai) Trip Ticggnt at Its puled Kates Sire rage at Very Loir ReUm.For Freight or PaaaAgu apply to PETER W RIGHT «* HONS.Urn.Agrnla.No.6 Bowling Green, New Yolk.W, II.HENRY, 143 Ml, Jairir* atrrcl.J.Y.«IILMOVR et \u20ac?.354 HI.Paul atreel, Montreal, gLAC'K DIAMOND LINK.Mil H HER RXCCIIIftlONS.«lair of II.Lawrrnrr.For CKARUimTOWN, P.N HYDMRY, O.H^ and HT.JOHN H, NHd , leaving a* follows ; 8H Bonavihta.\u201c\tJune\t23 HH.BoKavimta.\u2019¦\tJuly\tIS For OilARI/OTTFTOWN and HYUNKY only \u2022HH.Coiiam.\u2022\u2022\tJuly\t9 \u2022HH.Co HAM.,.\u2022\u2022\tJuly\tIS *H8 CuhaM.\u2022\u2019\tJuly\t28 \u2022The HH Coban on these trips will taka freight to Charloltetown only.These veue\u2019e have aupartor paaeengrr aooomoBod*.lien* and carry an exprrleni'ed etewar1sy, June 24.Friealand .Wmlnoadsy, July I, 2 00 pm.Haloona, stale rotuns, smoking and hath rooms aii>lh«.HecuinlCsIdii srroiiiiiiielstlona um ic.'IU-L First Cabin, $55 and upwards ; excursion.p/J and upward*.Hoonnd CaHn 940 and 843 Excursion.177 and $81.Htro-rage outward, 821 W ; prepaid, f22 ; excursion, 940 50 For Kn-lght and Passage apply to PETER WRIGHT A HONH, Gen.Agent*.6 Bowling Green, New York.J.Y.KILHOVR A CM., 354 Ht.Paul street, Mantreal REFORDS AGENCIES.TJONALD80N LINK.Weekly Llasgorv Hervlee.Hails from Montreal errry WEDNENDAY MORNING.Tons.HH AInldee.S.VXJ\t\u2022\u2022 .17th\tJim* HH (Ire»-.S.iSIO\t\u201c .21th\tJuno MM Gulina.2.0«X)\t''\t.lut\tJuly HH Amarynlhia.4 HUD\t\" .mh\tJuly HH Warwick.3,IMS)\t\" .15th\tJuly HH.I \u2019«fin \u2022rdia.2,600\t\" .22nd\t.Inly Glasgow Agent*-DukaI.dsuv Bkon., PA Rt.Vincent stroet.nrilOMSON LINE.LONDON HER VICK.Hailing from Mnnlrral wa nr abnnt.HH.Gskuma.3,500\tton*.2nd July KAHT 4\u2019OANT NERVICE.«traînera will be dlapalehed far Altepdeen, Lrllh.imiulee nad Nrwrastle-oa-Tyne, a« Interval*.Next aalllng for Lrllh.HH Fhemuita.3.500 tun*.23rd June Agents\u2014CaiRMS, Yonsu ft Norle, Newcastle OO-Tyne: A I/>w, Hun ft Carter, 27 Leaden* hall street, London, K.C.: W.TlluMSOH ft Hone, Dundee, NootlaroL R( OSS LINE, LONDON RBRVli'K.Balling from ¦\u2022ntreal nn nr abont t Tons HH.Fe»ler*Uon.3.000 '\u2022 .,.2Jrd June Liondon Agent*-William Ru«* ft On, 3 Last India areuue, E.C.THROUGH BILLS OP LADING Granted by any of the ahore lines to any point In CANADA OR WIMTRRN HTATFJt.And hy any of the CANADIAN or WKITKRN KAIL WA YH to any point in «IKKAT BKITAIN, IKF.LAND or KURGPK st LOWEST THROUGH KATKH.ALL TIIK VESSELS OF THF.ABOVE LINF.H are AIOU, highest claes at Lloy arryi ig « ¦ It A IN, BUrTEK, CHF.KHK EG*.H AND CATTLE Hpeclal stteution glreo to tha PÈkiHIlABI.K and uther cargo.For further particular* apply to HANDLING of all ROBT.RRPORD A CO.93 and 91 St.Haeratxxrnl «ireel, MONTREAL\u2019 UK DEO STEAMSHIP CO.THE SN.MIRAHIl'RI A BAQUET.Master, Is Intended to leare Montreal on HONOAV, JUNK ft.nt « P.M., and afterward, throughout Ihe seaioo, nn *rery alternate MONDAY f»r FATHEK POINT.UAH PB.MAL BAY or POINT HT.PRTMR.PBKGR, nUMMKRSIDE.CHAKM>eTltroWN and FI'JTOv.For Frrlgb*.Pa»s»ge and Htalcruomr «pp\u2019y to 1HOS.FRAHVR A « 4* .Freight and Ticket Agent*.Xi U raia-l-aloaers itreeb 40 II.FOATPR C'MAPFKK, 12S St Janies \u2022\u2018reet, OtP-l e Fuat Office.I EUROPE ! EUROPE ! EUROPE I J\triCKF.TH UY ALL LINES.ALLAN, DOMINION and UKAVKK Lines.vl* MONTREAL.NATION AU QUION.HAMBURG.AMEKIUAN WHITE HTAft, CUNARIX INMAN, NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.GENERAL THANH ATLANTIC H I ATF.A.M lion and RED HTAK lanas.oa NEW YORK.A no tu F I.OKI DA.WEST INDIES.A«.XtT (.'all or write fur luwtwt qautatimw before look* lug elrowhete.Hsl.n.n rate*.836 apwards ; steerage «t lowest rate* {V He' d for new Illustrated pamphlet or call at my new soes «tract, opposite Temp!» BuihLng, Uit) and District Barings Bank Building, Montres'.Telephone No 1565.I».\u2022ATTUUBY, Ageat, 4 TIIK MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Tuuksday, Junh 18, 189L Weekly Calendar.Thursday, Junk 18th.HKATEST ATTRACTION- \\T\tor TBK CKJtTUBV.!* ike LAST\t\u2022( Ike j.return Tran wi'l reach the c tj at 7 9) s HERRINGHAM PARK, ISLE P KB EOT.Aanaal Esearalaa and Plenle of Ike Flrat Bapll.t Ckurek laadajr.aekawl.IATTBMAY NEXT.Jaae t«lk, M*l.Steamer \"P»toc* of Wa'ea wi l learatha Canal Ba»ia.foot of MeOLi «real, prrckal» at 8» a on A limited cumber of Ttccta tara been iaaurl.at 40a for ad tilt aod Xc foe cbUCiec.at 4 ma» be obtained at !\u2022>J Mc- had received information with regard to the Customs Collector at Sault Rte.Marie.Mr.Plummer, the collector, was in partnership with the lessee of the dock.Mr.Bowell promised that the collector of cuitums should be dismissed if it wa* found that he was in any business partnership, as the department did not allow of an officer engaging in trade.Mr.Langelier moved for all documents in relation to the returning of the debentures of the North Shore Railway.He showed how ruinous is the burden under which the city ot Quebec is placed by the retention by the Gov-eminent of the debentures, and he reminded the Government of the promises made on behalf of it by Sir Charles Tupper and by Mr.Ohateauveft (Mr.Langelier s opponent) at the last election with regard to the debentures.Sir John Thompson said the policy of the Government with regard to the debentures might be discussed when the bill which the Government intended to introduce this session with reference to them was brought down.When the honse roseatsix o'clock the question of Mr.Langelier was not allowed bv the Opposition to puss as they were not satisfied that the debate should end at that juncture.PASSAGE AT ARMS.The House was about to take up the public bills and orders when Mr.Davies rose to complain of t!.e delay in calling the Privileges and Elections Committee together and the complaint led to a lively passage at-arms between Sir John Thompson and ^the member for Queen s Mr.Davies, contended that the Committee ought to have been convened before this time beyond all manner of doubt, bnt rumors were in circulation that it was not to be called together to morrow but on Friday.This was to be regretted on many considerations.It could not but be remembered that the conduct of one of the bead members of this House was being investigated, and that the dignity of the House was at stake.Under these circumstances reasonable speed should be adopted by the committee in its proceedings.No meetings were held on a Saturday or Monday, but it was understood that as regards the other days of the week the understanding was that the committee should meet daily.There were a large number ot witnesses by virtue of tbe subpii nas.Of course the expense was considerable, bnt when wss considered the gravity or the charges, the pcsition of the gentlemen against whom charges were made and the inevitable conclusion that the charges, if proved, would be followed by most serious consequences, one stood aghast at tbe fact that the committee was not called as had been promised, and that meetings were being postponed without cause or explanation being given.He thought if the Government were responsible they might be blamed, and if the Chairman of the Committee were responsible he ought to make an explanation to this House and to the Committee.The agreement arrived at had been broken.Surely the hon.gentleman, a leader of tbe House, owed it to himself, if he were innocent, to have his innocence proclaimed as soon as possible, and, in any case, it was to the interest of the country that this evidence should be adduced, and the matter brought to a close.Parliament itself did not stand iu a dignified position at present.The leader had been impeached, and the Committee entrusted with investigating the charges had postpone»! its sittings, leaving tbe hon.gentleman's reputation lying under a cloud.He would say no more about this, hut he thought the understanding that had been arrived at should be carried out.Tbe House waited with interest for the Government\u2019s reply.Sir John Thompson rose with great warmth and protested that tbe attack which had been made was most undeserved and unprovoked.The honorable gentleman had stated that it was the fault ot the Government.Mr.Davies\u2014\u201c I never did \" Kir John Thompson\u2014The honorable gentleman stated distinctly that it was the fault of tbe Government.Mr.Davies\u2014\" I did not.\u201d Sir,John Thompson\u2014The honorable gentleman said tbe Government was to blame.(\u201cOh! oh!\u201d) Mr.Davies\u2014I said that if it were the fault of the Government they were to blame, and if it were the fault of thechairman of the Committee we ought to have an explanation.Sir John Thompson\u2014I am convinced that the honorable member staled that it was the fault of the Government.(Cries of \u201cNo! no ! and \u201cOrder.') The cries of order are unnecessary ; tbe bon.gentleman, I say, imputed\u2014 Mr.Laurier\u2014I rise to a point order, Mr.Speaker.The honorable gentleman has stated that be made no imputation and in repeating the sta'ement in the face of that explanation the Minister of Justice is utterly out of order.Sir John Thompson again rose, amid cries of \u201cOrder.' ami asksl to be allowed to explain.He proceeded, \u201c I would like to say that when I was interrupted by the honorable gentleman who has just called me to order, that if he had allowed me to finish my sentence he wouM have seen that I wag thoroughly in order.The honorable member for Queen's, to my opinion, imputed blame to the Government in the matter, but as he has stated that he did not 1 am bound to accept hi) explanation.Mr.Laurier\u2014\u201cThat is no explanation at all.\u201d Sir John Thompson went on to say, with reterence to the proceedings of the committee, that it was very much to be regretted that a matter of this kind should assume a party aspect.They had comlucted the proceedings so far, he might say, without very great difference of opinion.They all realised that although in the interests of the House tbe investigation was a most disagreeable ami painful one, the circumstances of the inquiry were such as to render it absolutely necessary that the Committee should meet is its in .firm, but other circumstances arose which necessitated a postponement.He was quite willing that the committee should sit on Mondays, in order that the work might be hastened.The committee could not very well meet on Saturdays, because it was absolutely necessary foi the business of the lioure that members of the Council should consult together on that day, and it was not desirable that the members of the Government should be absent from the committee when testimony was being given.The committee bad consented to sit from day to day until the day before the funeral of the late Premier, when there was no quorum present.It was hardly to b: and as all wanted to go quite a disturbance was created, and tbe reserve of Vo.£ police station was called out to keep p-aoe.The Ht.Mazy s College Cadets w*re inspected yesterday afternoon on the Champ de Man by Lient-nant-Colone! Houghton,D.A (i.TI* corps performed the movements in a very cxedilabie manner.Th-y were put tbrougn tbe battalion drill and the manuals.At tbe close of th- inspection Colonel Houghton addressed tbe Cadets, and complimented them upon tbe Banner in which they had performed tie ir drill.A LIVELY SESSION.CAI COS MEETINGS DISCUSSED BY THE ANGLICAN SYNOD.The ethics of caucus meetings ind caacui tickets were discussed by the Synod this morning at great length, and with much ii«at and feeling.The subject came up in this way.A committee had been appointed at'last Synod for tbe purpose of drawing up and presenting a plan for securing a t 11 attendance at Synod.Amongst the matters brought forward was the method of voting.The constitution provides that every ballot which set forth either fewer or more n.imes than the number rev sired shenld be vitiated moreover, that each member was roi .ired to vote, an ! if he di 1 ne*, vote he was compelled to go outside the bar of the house.Objection was tak n to this but the Committee offered the following presentment.\u2014 A* to whether \u2018\u2018the exact nuui'iee of names fa cacti rMc »fc upt be put upm the ballot paper.IncrJcf U cotU'e It to b« counted as a « tc,* yourCowwltSee re tort tkal liiasoouch *e tbe Kcles cod KccJiatlons seem to caccri tbe election ac Put one ipeein- act.an I at tftey *!ec provide, to accordance 'ith tbe rulegcae rally prtralllbK *o LegUlttire Aecembliee.and ecpiol-ally in tbe If sice of Coamont In KnyUod, tn.t rverv member (reeent at the time aheo the pio-Uo> It put to tbe lloaie e-iut( rote, they are cl idatcb that to order to conform to Ike true epir t ef the ruiee referra l to and aecure the vote of tier member pre-eht upon the whole queation tuai tud.the t>aiUt paper muet be filled ip with the exact nomber i f name* reunited fex one or other Uum mlttee ai d therefore, that a billot pa-tr.cootvlnmy Ireo or a re th.r fifteen name*, ciertr.l and lay, f >r the Kiecutl't Committee, outfit to be held bat ; one c eiu olor Im* or more than *eventeen ntmeefor the /*r- 1*016/ 5',n.i ahouM l>e hell bhl and one r n-talnlr< Ice* or more than fifteen for the /'.vaon Cou-f ehould In like manner be held bad.mid be rejected to ea sirs.I).H.A W.H.Fritser for estate late Thomas Cramp.Lot corner of Dorchester and Gland* boye avenue and adjoining lot, each 27 feet front by an average depth of about IK) feet, at cents per foot ; three lots on Selby street for 25 and cents per foot, and a lot on St.Antoine street at 3-'< cents.MR.ABBOTT S RESIGNATION.At a meeting of tbe Canadian Pacific Railway Hoard held to-day the resignation of the Hon.J.J.0.Abbott as director of the Company was accepted, and Mr.T.B.Hhaughnessy wss elected in his place.Mr.Shaughnessy was also elected rice-president.MORE SHORTAGES.HOCHXLAdA COUNTY AND THK OOTIS ST.LOUIS SCHOOL COMMISSIONF.HS ALSO VICTIMS OF E \\ - - ECU XV A l< V-TKE AH! KKK FHKNOVBAU.The late defaulting secretary treasurer of Cote Hi.Louis.Chas.Preriov eau, who for a number of years was also treasurer of the County of HocheUga, has now been found to have npproprUted various sums belonging to the latter, amounting as far as can be ascertained to date to $80\u201d.(In May 23 last Mr.Fred.Villeneuve, advocate, Montreal, eon of Aid.Villeneuve, was appointed secretary-treusurei of t and he has since applied himself very assiduously to an examination of the books and vouchers, and with the result named, th:ih nail via Kt.Jane* alrret* m CODES-BERGER.The Parcel of Table Water* The ONLY Natural Mineral Water now nipplied to H M the t day the\ticholar.-t talk\tIncessantly\tand all together < f\tthe\tcoming\tpleasures\tof\tthe holidays, and they are so carried away with their anticitation that for a while they are almost crazy with de-Mgh\u2019.This le the school closing season, and every day announce* the closing cf a school Yesterday afternoon a targe number of ladles and gentleman attended the formal closing of tbe Trafalgar Institute tor the season.The Institute has been established for the higher education of young women and so far bar met u Ith fair success.Tne Institute buildings, 83 Simpson \u2022trett, are beautifully altuated on the side of the Mountain and from Its window* one has a fins view of the city and country.About one and a half acres of ground aur'ound the hoildlng, laid out lo nbe lawn* and hxndnome (lower lieds.The Inatltut* I* affiliated to MoOIII I'ntveraity, and the courte of study it arranged so a* to prepare sta-lects frr the niitrlculetfonexamlnatlon.tl is alto the otk cf tbe Institute to prepare for the Senior Associate in Aite ortho Intermediate College examination.The timing exerrUee were conducted In the gymna-eluni.and among the gentlemen present were tbe Ktv, Jwmi s Barclay, M.A , pre-ldent ; Sir >Vm.Daweon, vice-pre»ldrnt :8fr Donald A.Smith.Mr.A.T.Drummond.Mr.Alex.Mitchell, Mr.S.K.Oreenehlelde, Mr.Robert Gault, Mr.A.F.Kiddell, teoretiiy, and Messri.Lyman and Pollock, and a Urge number cf ladles.The Pitiident opened tbe procevdlegt by prayer.In e address the Free dent state I that ins (Inal examinations were conduct* I mostly by ouUldereand etranger* to the institution.The percentage* were good and the teacher* and truatets bail room to congratulate them-e»lv*l on the reeult rf their tffort* The trustees had decided to restrict the number of rrmdtnt pupils to th-ity, eo os lo keep the place ** home Ilk* ae poe-dhle.Ihe object cf tbe school was to give tbe pupllt a tbcrcugh education and a ChrUtlxn training.Or liehall cf tbe trustee* he thanked the Principal, Mis* Fairley and the teacher* for the good work which they had done.Sir William Daweon said tnat If It wa* not desirable to Increaae the number of pupil*, for fear cf loaingtbe bomedtko character of the Institute there should b* more homes of tbe kind.Mr.A.T.Drum-mend alto eald a few wordt.The oertlflcatee of merit were presented by the preel-lent The pirty then aaetmbUil In the parlcre, where rtfreihmeni* were \u2022erved and an informal programme of vocal and Intlru mental inuelc was carried out by the puplM In a very creditable manner THE ILKCTRICAL OOMVIMTIOM.A meeting of tbe Citizen*' Executive Committee in nnertion with the coming electrical convention wa* held In the Wlndaor Hotel on Tueeday.Prof.Bovey occupied the chair.Considerable bualneta waa transacted and the preparations for the exhibition are nearlog compIctUn.Application* tor space are comieg In fr>m all parta of the country.PICRIC TO Hl'DSOK.The Coni rrgatlonal Hundey-school* of Montreal Intend holding a plcnlo on Saturday next, and have \u2022elected the beaotlfnl village of Hudson on the Otliwa The train will atop at the grounds which are known a» \" tient Victoila,\" abounding with plenty of ahadt trees.Special trains leave at 8 30 and 2.16.DO»'» TOWN LCNCII ROOM FOR WOMEN.A wholesome lunn.8b* broke into tears once or twice under the sever* examination, but maintained that her husband knew perfectly well what he wa* doing at tbe time Ur.Poirier made a ni- t on lu tbe (Jueei.e Bench this tnormrg that tbe voung man Gauvreau.who a fear days ago was foun i guilty p stre»t nets pit-feirt-O Addrtae.WANTED 77 family Employment Wanted.A YUDNU M A N, who ha* had several F**r«ii of tfiiftl, Kir»t i 1am t-Ky r< frri'i.t'i«a «No it hetmu to leave thecity Plraee addreva ^** \u2022 \"TViIoms \" OiHee.AKKHPKCTAHI.K rtcot.li Perron wiahre foraallua* lion as a wi-rkiug llouaekieper or a.Uook good city ri fey, ce*.3i ; City Council lor* street A WELL connected young man of 17.well educated, di'Mrr* è ritti4tion 4« t ollrctor or 4om4 rotiwit hl* ¦ rtfnt nces Addreea UlTDDUK, \u2022 Wltueea UttU-e AN ACTIVE, steedy men.poeet-r.ing good address and bl»h c l4#4 city reforniorf,\t4 r*-«i»|4criu*nt Is a goed talr.Riau, capable of aaaiuitg In offire and ati 1 ipcrteuct d eollector.Addrcse J.C , 10 Vllr*etreet (1UACHMAN want* titUBlioa .undcr.ta ^ thoroushly ; «llling to tes generally tueful : city reference*.abstainer.Addrree U HINKL, 22 Argyle avenue.1)hN HloN K It, late l) M H., want* »ituati-n, as porter, mt-eM-nger, caretaker or wat- hman Addreea 2408 Ht.Catherine etroel.Property, I.'OA HAIR The only l»> Itft on lluti-hl*>n etieel 24»S|, just the site f >r a nrst-clM* T.-nemial.Itlce, IDa.p.r foot A Oni.r Lot.racing W,-< ny ar-1 ae.Oot,- Ht Ant.lee.< nOO (eel , price, JUc.prr Lot.Address Hoi 73«.Poet urtice 1,'tiK HAI.K.* Farm in Dal.-.vllle, f milea from La-* il ute, IS.Acres.36 clean»!.«Ith House, Paru, etay a aoor sugar bueh with eiumgh wood on to pay 'oe fam ; Prii) .fl.StX); also House and Lot In Cot* Ht P.itj.Fail particular* at Vt'-J lllenry street UKU.WlLl IAM8.1 any TV ANTED, a Ktllable Ulhce Bey for Fire Insuranoe t,1,nR- Addreea MAOAttTHUB.\" Witcers Office 77 Utbcr i : e paui g a slight knuwbsigr of tor tni-i wANTED, .rod Urneral Ht-rrao' 7 7\t10S Mansfii-ld street.TAr ANTED, a good Oeneral H.rvaof.77\tApply W Ht Matthew street TV ANTED.News)g>ya tu deliver newspaper* after 4 77 pm Apply lo MIMICRNK, The News Ag-at, 818 Dorchester street.VVANTF.I), General Hervant : 77 Willing to go t\" country, m washing or Ironing.________\t_______ Also, Voting Girl b ko 18 ai Nurse.App y, with references, J.VVIDMKK NKLLKH, 3C3 Ht Jamet street, or 19 Krplauade avenue.(Take Main street cars to Rachel I V|7 ANTED - All servaUe out of place to call and get Tv them no delay \"THE EMPLOYMENT CO.190Bt.James etreet TV ANTKt).at once, a Htrong Youn.Man, over twenty 7 7 year, of age, as Storeman, etc Must bs well re-commended GRAHAM 8 CHINA HALL, 120 Ht.Lawrenev at.WANTED Transferer wanted, one *>hi b *.ha-li-v |M->ieiice at color work and proving.Apply WATKKrt HUGH t CO., 7TANTED, a Young Ulrl about 14 as nurse \u201d7 |ng to go to the country for etumner mn ply at one will months.Ap-82| Ht.FaiulUettrset Boara ana Rooms.A FEW GENTLEMEN wanting tome quiet comfort.ably furnished It< om* in central and resp.-ctahle locality will find them at 23)7 Ht Catherine street, over Dryedale'e Bookstore Terms moderate, especially duGag summer months.LARGE beautiful front room, most desirable for business purposes nr otherwise ; molt central locality W DRkHDALE A OO , 2366 Ht Catherine street, Montreal.TVANTKD, two^ood Dressmaker.c instant work 77\tApply Hy Outan street.TV ANTED, at once, a gord General H.-rrant 77________________________Apply 5Qti HL Urbain street TV ANTED at once, a ycung.cheerful assiitant for 77 children in nice country home ; on* not at service before pryferred.Apply to Mr JGIIN'H'lN, Imperial Building.1U7 Ht James street, i-y 9 a m.; good wages and treatmenL TV ANTED, three hoys lor girli) for the printing btitl-77 ness; roily those who have ha 1 some exp need apply.781 Craig etreet.WANTF.O.ll'Hieemaid .one who can wait M table Apply 'Jl'-H Ht.Catherine stre.t.WANTRD, a young Man ae Ledg- r Keeper .must be quick and correct at tlguree Apply by letter Ha spp'icaut s own writing! stating age and salary expected, to P tb.Boi 1*70.Montreal ADIRONDACK8\u2014Invalids desiring few weeks' board in private family ; raiy access by rail Ad-Ires* Mrs.H.if.RUTl\u2019E, Ki»Seville, Kastx Co.,New York AIIAND8UMF.LY furnish'd bedroom and slttlni room to rent, to a gentleman of quiet habite ; boart if rrquin-d ; no other boarder*.Address B.14.\" Witness Office.BOAKD and Boom, large, well-lighted, and furnished beck parlor 39 Belmont street.BOARD, Rocuta and Fuinithed Houses.We will furniahioii particular* concerning renting such io all parts nf the ci'y and suburb*.Parties having above accomirodatlon* to rent, eecure best tenant* by listing with BCHHKLL, 214 8L James itreet.| tOMFOKTABLE ROOM, \\ / t-nce ; terms moderate, Furnished; every oonvoul-184 Hi Martin street M'BN 18HRI) ROOMS To LET 2387 HL Catherine street.GOOD Eng'ith Heard ai d Rooms can lie had for #3.60 per wetk, washing lucludtd.623 81 James itret-t T J INI8TKRH and strsegera viHting the city will find 171 comfortable Board and Lidgiog at 13t) Mansfield etreet.MINISTERS and Htraug.-rs visiting the city will find comfortable Kootni and Board at 139 Maueheld NOTICE.LadSt travelling alone wi 1 find pleasant room*, with good board, at the Woman's Christian Association, 123 Anne street, quahec T)ARI8.FRANCE\u2014Good Rooms and Boarding: J Madame LEPG1D8 196 rue Unlvaralte, near Eiffel Tower ; English spoken.BOOMS, Furnished or Unfurnished.For tree parties > lar* of the tx-tt and cheep.it places in all parts >n west of BU-ury.Apply 687 Laitaucbetiere it.VV ANTED, a few young ladies to room and board in a 77 private family; healthy locality and home ertn-forte; moderate prie*s.300, \" Witi cn Office, TVELL Furnished Roome in the Konse of a widow 7 7 lad).Board if rrquirrd.149 Metcalfe street.A FEW SUMMER BOARDERS can be accommodated at 4 OLIIBROOM HHM.kNOTVLTOT.A most dttirablc place fer children or for persona wishing quirt.A'ldroie H.C.KN077LT0T, (nltlbrook ('arm, kanoxvllon.Miscellaneous.DK.FULTON cure* by i.rttrr or intravirw all forma of Pl'i-r, Pimples, Catanfcs, Hktn Disrate* Nervous Complaints, Turners and Eidarm d Glands, w 11 opt oi\u2019KHATio.s» Enquby Furr.Hours 1 to 10 pm.2444 8t.Catbtner etrrrt.Bell Telephone, 3361.IjM'RN ITUBK RKPA IKRD - All kinds of Furmturs repaired, Matirrssre re mads, Chairs rr-uphol*teml, Ac.Call up Tel 4 21.and we will ca I and giveyoa price* 71 F DOOHKBTY AGO, 231681.CaUtrtnetk.MEDICAI.PRaOTICK A tlrst-claas country practice la one of the most thru ing portions of ibis Province.A goct! man would have all he could do Trims very mndiratr.Ad-lrtr*.J.H P.\"Witnt-M Office.TVOTICK -I will not be responsible for any debt* eon-IT traded in my rame without my wnltan order and lignaturr.Signed, < HARI.KH A.GILE8, 32 Congre galion Rtrret, Point Ht.Charles TKY HF-NDERHON 8 Dry Kiodlirg and Cut 8lal s (stove length») ; large loads promptly delivered.Bell telethone 8211.IIENDEKHON BROS , 344 William street Specific Articles.DAHLIA PLANTS for Bale, in fin* order fer transplanting ; will be told ehrap to clear them; list advert itement.460 8t Lawrence etreet 1.TOR HALE, large el -ed BedsUad and Folding Hnriog.4 f.t OC; Box Ocucb (newt, #8 (0 ; hideboatd, ÿ9 30.Apply 190 Workman street IMJE SALE, Three Collie Pups ; female out of Import ' ed bitch ; rlre.MrUpton *_ 'Handy \" Apply WM MURRAY', 687 Lagaucbel ply litre i r-iOR HALF.a gallons milk dally ; prie* Ifc per gallon.1\tAddreea JERSEY MILK.\" Witness Office.FOB BALE, Milk Oana bolding 8) and 3 gallwa Cheap for cash.Apply S711 Lagaucbetler* atrset WANTED, a Youth to do collecting and avsist in the office ; in e tiring with parent» preferred Apply by letter to P o Box 1870, Montreal.TVANTKD, H\"y for job piiuting office 77\tApply I'd ('raif atraet TV ANTED, ¦ Y nung Man as tlmekper and assistant 77 in office; one with knowleilgt' of typewriting preferred ; references required Addles* H L , 1320, \" Witness Office.WANTED, a Good Girl for general hotixework Apply at\trt OenMB street.TVANTKD, a steady Cabinet-maker, one who under 77 itaods repaiiiag preferr-I Apply to F.SMITH, 2414 ML Catherine street.TVANTKD.Competent Shipping Clerk, one experienced 77 in hardware preferred.Address, stating references, to\tBox I'M, City, WANTRD.Working Gardener, for e gentleman « place In fhe country.Apply Immediately, MRS FlHbKK, KJIfi Hberbrook* street.WANTED, in small private family, a young girl between is and 16 years, to otsivt In housework ; DO washing or children.Apply at once at 100 Laval avenue.TV ANTED IMMEDIATELY, I\u2019laln Cook, w*»b and 77 Iron ; small family ; city rtferrocee 372 Mountain street.WANTED, a Htrong Y'oung Man.to work In grocery store and deliver; must live on premltee.end have beet of nference* Office Address IMMEDIATE, \" Witness VI\u2019ANTKD.Thorough Générai Servant and a House 77 maid; Protestants pr.ferred.None need apply without ci\u2019y rvfrrences.MKrt.CHAH.W.DAVIS, 45 Mockay stmt.TV ANTED, » «mart, tidy Girl fur i i i ,,\tf-li-.- A; 77 ply\t363 Ht.Urbain etrret.WANTED, a Heametrets, who can cut and tit : references rrquirtd.Address C.L,\" Witoet* Office.W ANTED, * young Man a* assistant OOOk, or one with 77 knowledge of kitchen work.WHAttF OOFFKK 110UHE.foot of Berri street.li-ly foung Woman ti look aft«r youni 2444 HL OsOierlne street.WANTED, a 77 children.TV ANTED, a good Oeneral Hervant ; eood wage*.77\t15 Shuter etreet.TV ANTED, an elderly woman to assist In housework 77 and mind a baby Apply 41 Tupper «treat TVANTKD, a first-oiaee Etcher on rlnc; one who ia a 77 photographer alio preferred.Apply Witness Office.TV ANTED, two Lady Ttachera for tbe Model Deo»-' 77 merit of the Cote Hi.Antoine Academy tor the coming scholastic year; salary from EWU to 8360 Ap-plicatli na tdtlrersrd to W F KaMHAY, Hccr-«ary Treasurer Hchool Municipality, Cote Ht Antoine, will be re-ctivedup lo the Kth of June.rj^EACHER WANTED.Wanted, a Male Teach» r for the Lachine Model Hchool, Oavirg a Mod'! Hchool Diplrmt Lettirs it it ferenc»s Mquirrd.A married man preferretL Appll cation to te made hy left* r to ROBERT KERR, Secretary-Treasurer, 1895 Notre Dame Greet, Montreal.1 TEACHERS WANTED.THE SCHOOL COMMI8HIONER8 of tne TOWN OP WATERLOO will receive application (II from hlale Tracbera wi'h f'rat clew Academy Diploma, for the porilion if Principal \"t Waterloo Academy ; (21 from Female Tiachera aith ModelHchoot or Academy Diploma, for the poeiklon of Pr* glrao to applicant competent to speak and teach French.C.H.PAKHEI Sec -Tret*.TFaterloo, June 16,1891.AY /\"ANTED, 8TKONO YOUTH ae Light Poetry.Apply at 1837 Notre Dame itreet.w ANTED, GOOD Wide Awake pay and regular and constant employment to the right men No drone* need apply.We have 7C0 scree under stock ; rvrry department fully equipped Addreea STONE A ta ELLINGTON.Temple Building, Montreal.J.W, Beall, manaeer.Namethie paper Educational.MRS CROWTIIEB will give Instruction In Music and Hinging to a limited number of pupila.Highest reftrrn' ee, If olcetsary.Apply at 221 Belmont street.riU\u2019ITION -Btudente prepared for McGill Private 1 lessons in the clasai-.a.matkrnatlce and French Address E Q.IIII\u2019P, B.A., 10 Doer yon a etreet.TV ANTED, ny a young lAdy Teacher, a few pupila ko 77 learn French; terms moderate.Addreav PUPIL, Wltneee \" Office.TVANTKD, Beginners In Music.77\tApply at 37 Burn si da Plaça.WANTED, Tuition of Chlldreo-during vacation\u2014mty Ot country, by graduate of Church Unirerslty.Address J.P , \"WUnea Ottoa SITUATION Y\u2019oiiug Man with SeOtMids-laH tea;); is certiticale ; tHmixU-nt l.mk krr|ier \u2022 first rlase ri f\t-1 Lagan ¦ W A NI ED.a sll ust Ion a» g erdruer.or gardener \u2022 aanst-v v ant, or work about hour* ; able to milk, and understands the cere of horti-e thoroughly Apply, W.KA\\ MKK, 4:1 lllenry itP-et, city.TVANTED, hy a respectable Woman, work by the day 7?or wet-k.Apply to 133 8t Georg- \u2022tr-'- t, upglalra, WANTED, by a n-spectst le womau Hti 7 7 House Cl»*aing, or any kind of » rk Addrea» MRH JGNK8.No.il iu rear of r->int Ht t\u2019harlea.ore or private by the day.Knox atroet, TVANTED by an rxp< rient-ed Gardet rr and Florist a 7 7 |M>iinaiirut 11111*000, or jobbing gardening, night watchman, traînant storeman or any poaitloti of trust .undentai.il» the care of horecs thoroughly , liest of n-fer-\u2018\t\u2018\tIf enre*.Apply or address, li Hyp dite street WANTED, hy an elderly person, situation as Nurse 7v with a family going to llu-»< a.lde.Apjlyat \u2018.*22 Dorcbeeter street.TVANTKD.hy a Y\u2019oung Marrb-d Couple, the oar» of a 77 giriliemau * houae in the absence of the family from town during the summer month» Ib-vt if care takrn ami hlghe»t refrreucea given.Addrea» X\\ \\ , \" WItneM ' Office \\V ANTED altuatlon hy an Army Man a« \u2022turemavi or 7 7 caretaker.Iie»t refereucea Ad-lrea* D.W., II, Cute Rt Antoine 1'oat Office TV AN I f I > situation as Gardener IBngllehl.with good 7 7 eiiwrirnce : ru elient tefi-ri-nce* from laMeiupluy.er» Adiinsa F.t'HUHCU, caro ot Mi Rain, - Bi-ivtr Hall Ilili, Montreal TV A NTKD, hy an evpe>ieiiced uurte, the charge of an 77 infant, excellent n-fermcee, matron 84 twborn* «trei-t TVANTKD work at Painting, Carpentering nr Fund-77 lure Repairing Chair Caning au-l lrphnl»terlng.35 Roeelli- street, Point Ht Charlea, city tv ANTED, hy young man, situation a» Offlos Aeeietaak, 77 To-\t1 I will to of tru.t , lick »>, rate at figures ; best ief»rencMi Address TKACH ER, 167 Ht Georg\" street TVANTKD, by a good Laundre»», families washing to 7 7 do at home.Apply in rear of 693 l.ageuchetiere street.To Lot.( lOUBHOL 8TRRF.T To IM, N-w 210 and 212 Uouraol Ty street, two new brick Tenements, one upper and one summer kitchen, bath and loaer, containing 7 rooms W.C ; n nt f!2 is-r month.Apply to 211 Court -I »t nr 264 HI I'tol st IACKNIHIIED COTTAGE at Falmouth Koreelde luitabb- fnr ginall fan dy ; uicly sltuate-l, ovnrl-iiit ing the eea ; five miles from I'nrtland ; .L-aini-re call four timet a day.Apply to Dryadaloa, 2365 Hi Calhir-line itreet.ten.UNDID CHANCE FOR HUMMER MONTHs\"\" Cv Furnished house, very conveniently arrangel ; Haau tifnl grounds,shade tre«s, lawns, uae of vesetanle garden two iows.K'-nt inmlna1.Apply t-i ______DRY HDALK H, 2365 Ht.Catherin\" street.FVO LET, a House an-l Garden at Mount Royal Vale* I\tApply to T.Starr, 7» Mansfield stroet.ritil LET.Upper Tenement, Cote Ht.Louis, two minutes I walk from street car* ; rent low.Apply K'iq lllenry (treat rVO LET.Store and Dwelling, corner l\u2019ari» and Charron X streets, Point Ht Charte» Apply to KOItKKT GKKN, 3 hi Genevieve «trees.f Vo LET, I i-p- r Toui-ment, 171 McCord alreei.4 room», I newly painted, reduced rent.Apply at 1Ï3, down-¦tsirs, ot 2Ulfi HL Catherine atreet.' J\u2019O I.KT, Two Lower Ti-nrmonte.Nos.9 and 13 Hiaeon X street Apply 1604 Ht.An toi ne street f VO I.KT, for th* sumtnrr ti-a*on, large, partly furnished I Cottage nloly situated ; easy soc*a» to th» beach, b or particular» apply to JAH.HIM, Little Mntis.fVO KENT at Mount Ht Hilaire, a Cottage, partly furj I niehtsl, eurroundod «Ith flower* anti fndt and shade trees, pun it of air and water, large yard, with gra»» for playgrt und ; dally mall office within Oftoeri minutes usa ai d the hotel In sight ; possession at once if need, ed.For further particulars enquire at No.A City Couu cillore itreet.FVO LET, a fi-w minute*'walk from Foot Office, a com-X fortable Lower Dwelling of eii rooms, havm/ as-tended kitcbiu and w.o.; party now occupying giving up housekeaplng, there ia n me Furniture fnr diaposal.re*-rona' \u2022\u2022\tApply 7W) LaganchwMarg street.FVO LET, \u2022\u2022¦If-contalned corner House, No.539 HL I Urbain ¦lrrt-t.Apply to It A.DCNTON, HU HL Jarnc* atreet, or te O.W RIKPERT.59 Guilbaiilt streeL LKT, Furnished Cottage at West- M woo » hole h-use, furoaoe, ko , slluatr l on Admiral It-aod, Mnutr.al A tint .For salt, cheap and on easy term* of ps)intnt A ; ply to M CUAIG A M AI MY A RING, 14/ HI .fain** (tree!.pRICE *:! H00 RENT Solid Brick Teurmenl House In vicinity of City GOua-ollloi* HrewL Could lie routed easily for 9456 Onlyl-M rtqulrr-d iu cash A great bargain, at owner Is Ivavlng the city, EH 77ANTEI» AT S «ntl S4 prrrriil.A-Mr.-s» P O.Itoi 247.Lost, Strayed and Found.REAL ESTATE Now is tho timo to necaro A Tint class Krsidrn- *, A Comforla de Dwelling ll-uixe, A timid luvratment Iu Busliteoe Properties or Buildli.g Lota, Wo bnvo thorn for baIo.Or if ymi want to rent a Hunt*, Furnished or Un-furnished, or a Hhop, or so Gill e, Wo havo thorn to lot.If you want to Borrow Muney on Tirol Mortgage on Real Estate, Wo always havo Money to Load* The Managriiient of Prurvrtie.and F.tate*.In-I'lildlng oollnctlou of Renie, tic , Il a leading feature In our busiliSet We tlio place Fire Insurance Hlska at leievst Bate» in Fir») claa* U*>uipanie*.And «* bold Auction Salon of Roal Entato At our Ba'i-eroumi and Offioa, IHI HI.James alrret, 6>r»wn«l Flour.When Ur julred.j Q ( J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO.Real Falote Agriil* nn.f Renl Pafalr Aiirtlanrers.HOUSES TO LET.Furnished or Unfurnished.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO., IHI HT.JtNF.H MTItFKT.MONEY TO LEND.S l« S Ft.Rf ENT FIRMT MORT4.ACKH.J.CRADOCK SIMPSON & CO, I Hf HT.JAMIkM ETREET.Houses Wanted.TVANTED, fir July and August only, a small Ho «te or 77 Cottage rout must Ire low Located Montreal Houth, Longuenil, Lacblne or Bock River Apply D.H90, \" Wltn»es Offlos.For Stuo.].V)R HALF, Ifaodsome Pony (Srk ma>1« to o*î«r.Also.Silver Plated llarneM.\u2022 .itaOle for pooy, 11 to 13 bands A-ldrrn 626 P G , Perth.Gut.I ¦'OK HALF, a am all stock nf Iloot* and Hhooe, cheap for / cash.Apply 2.i33 HI.Catherine at.T.'OR HALE, an Englisb Do, cart.jb«ms cf HWber Keltcfoua lost! ictioo.jority report, which is against summer sessions, and nine for the minority, which wits in tat or of luch sessions.Both reporta agreed that there had been great lack of laborers in the North-West, and that much harm had heett ; occasioned by tnis lack.Both agreed that I something must he done at once.How wa« this lack to be met and further injury pre-I vented ' It is a >.if the state of the fund permit These are sixty-oine annuitants on the fund.These mreive in tbe aggregate the sum of $i2,CAi.To these will now be added tbe names of the eight or nine gentlemen allowed to be put upon the fund at this Assembly.The ordinary income for the year is $14,341.ACM If SB BUSIOSS.STBXUS6 SKf SnrST.The subject was resumed at the evening sederunt The Ri v.Mr.Herdtnan of Calgary denied that more men were needed, bat a better distribution of the men now in the field.We want to retain the men already there.There aie now, and there were last summer, a hundred men who could not find work.Why cannot we keep part of these in tbe field during winter ?The summer session will provide for this- The Rev.Dr.Laing supported the s'heme expounded by Dr.Caven, and emphasized the different points ol it.Tbe Rev.John Grey of Windsor said there was one point which would be fatal to the summer teuton, viz : Students could not be found to take it He held that the thirty-six men could be found to work in the winter though they might not ) e willing to go to col* lege during summer.Prof.Serimger of Montreal could not vote for either of the schemes.The practical effect of tbe majority scheme would be to lower the standard of education, for in ten xears those catechists who never were to become ministers would do f0.Tbe Assembly would not have moral power enough to resist this.He saw no difficulty in a summer session.Men could do summer work if they had a week or two of relaxation.He bad done it all bis ministerial life, and so had others.He moved an amendment to tbe amendment, ta the effect that the General Assembly \u2022 l:i*troet tfce -«nit* of UinttobA Collect to hoi t île tfaii lc( oaI cUteet in tbt tummer netead ol the alcter for the next three ye an.auiboili oc them to call to the aid ct n l-x re from tlie other ooUecet a' d appe .1 to lb« church (or the t iode to meet tbe DeoMt.re eipectte.' Dr.Armstrong, of Ottawa, thought h* could vote for the report of both majority an 1 minority.He was sure that a student could study as well in summer, with the exception of a wetk or to, and he seconded Pro!.Scnm-,,-er i amendment Dr.McLaren said that the scheme of Prof.Serimger had been mentioned in tbe committee and wae discarded because It had been pn po«ed and sent to Presbyteries years ago and rejected.Tti \"Rev.D.D McLeod said we should not he hastr.We might do a great deal mom harm than good He never yet heard that tbe Presbyterian Church was built up by student work.He would group a number of atat.ocs, then place a minister and a catechut under him in charge.Dr.MacVicar held that none of tbe three schemes proposed would do anything better than play with tbe difficulty.H- b-ld that tbe schemes propose ! would not increase the number of men, but simpR transfer men from one place to another.We needed stronger ani better trained men and not weaker ones.The Rev.George Bruce said that the interests of ministerial education and the interes is of religion would never suffer by the church doing the best she can in meeting tbe wants of man.He hoped that at least some of the suggestions contained in these schemes would meet the wan a of the coming winter.The Rev.Hrgh McKeller called attention to the fact that we have a large number of probationers and unemployed ministers who might be sent there to do the work.Mr.John Patterson, Toronto, said he had jnst been informed that the Presbytery of Owen Sound had advertised again and again fors-.'-h men a« Mr.McKeller, referred to, to fill vacant stations in it, an t had not received a single reply.Dr.McTavish, of Toronto, said that Prof.Hcrunger\u2019s amendment suggested to his mind the idea of a man declaring h.s readiness to give up his wife for tbe good of his countiy.(Great laughter.) He strongly a ivocated the adoption of the minority report.AB IITIRISTISG SCBJSCT.At this point three or four brethren started for the plattorm and so intent were they in getting tb*re that they were unconscious of each others movements.It was very amusing.The Assembly was intensely excited from the beginning of tbe debate.It was, undoubtedly, the biggest thing that the As* sembly has had unon its hands siace it commenced its sittings.The synopsis of the speeches given affords but a faint conception of all that passed or of all the men that spoke.Several hours have bei-n '\u2022pent upon this question already, and it is impossible to predict what may happen or when the thing may end.Dr.Grant assured the Court that tbe minority scheme would not secure tbe thirty-six men they talked about.Circulars had been sent down to all th*- students already, asking them to pledge themselves to stay out in the North West during the winter.And how many had offered ?Twelve.Send the qu»a-tion'to the Presbyteries.Dr.Robertson said tbev had appealed to tke Colleges in Ontario and Quebec, to go into the mission field\u2014only one bad consented.AH we ne*-d is not more men but a better distribution of those we have.On a vote being taken upon the report only one or two features of it were adopted, sach as ujging Presbyte nee to look out for suitable men as catechists, but tbe remainder were sent down for future consideration.THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.fUtvni of traffi sar&iiig* trom Jans 7 to Jun* M, 1W1 The Rev.D.M.Gordon reported from tbe committee appointed to eontiaer the question of summer sessions to our colleges.Dr.Bryce pr wnted a minority report coo-leading that the majority r.-port does not meet 1»!.ttrt.ooo IttO .xsi.oor; lorrsMi for 1S91.113,000 lara.efs of Msw Brunswick fUUway Included In both CONGREGATIONAL UNION trschliiir < I Jesus ChrUt, UsItevloK that with lbs \u2022 Kiowtb of true r«lls>oa there w!U be uleo the sure pro-irrtte ot tbe people.\u201d CLOSE OF THE MEETINGS AT GUELPH.(From Our Special Corr*ip«nJ*nt.) UfflLPH, Ont., June 16.\u2014The first item at Friday s meeting of the Congregational Union, in session here, was a report of the Prison Re.form Committee of the Union, telling of the work done by the commission of investigation appointed by the Government.The report of Rev.John Burton, delegate to the Union of England and Wales, was then read, showing the hearty siKpatby of the English brethren with Canadian work.Resolutions were also adopted referring to the loss of tlio Union in i he baths of the Rev.D.Fraser and the Rev.J.F.Steven-on, D D., and expressing the sympathy of ti e Union with the bereaved famines.The a ternoon sef ston was one of much interest, the Rev.W.II.Warriner reading the report of the Congregational College.In it details of the enlarged and improved courie of study were given, also the standing of the various students in theological studies and their Arts course.A relerence to the la ge number of studeuis going to the foreign ti Id brought on a discussion as to the propriety of the college educating men for oilier than the home field.It was shown that theext a expense to the college for tuition was nothing at all, and that nearly every student who had gone to foreign work hat paid his own way through college without aid.It whs felt hy all that there would be no restraint placed upon the consciences of the men and a resolution was unanimously p>«s*ed declaring that the corporation dt-tdired the idiathat the privileges of the College were not as fne to tlios