The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 27 février 1886, samedi 27 février 1886

[" 8 irri- tive tion, term.EP most ot of GIVE com ntod case asit ni .i erful une tion iti ould AM 8 gea le __\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; Cent 3ale ce Rg VOL.LXXVIII\u201460 MONTREAL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1886.single Copie- hreeCent= sSubeoription $03.00 a Year, TELEGRAPHIC, CANADIAN.Poundmaker and Several HalfBreeds Suen to Be Released from Durance Vite.Impertant Changes in the Admissistration of the North-West Territories Contemplated.Serious Accidemts on the Grand Trunk Cause Considerable \u2018Less.1 À Furious Saowstorm Raging Beth in the\" East and the West.Intercolomia! Employes Iedignant at the High Hamded Acts of the Management.OGTTAWA\u2019S CARNIVAL.Snowshoe Races\u2019\u2014 Grand Promenade Concert \u2014 Raquetteurs in the Get- leries-sBadly Injured.[SPECIAL TO \u2018\u2018 THE HERALD.\u201d] Orrams, Feb.26,\u2014The third day of Ottawa\u2019s little Snowshoe Carnival, was a busy one for the Quelec visitors ; in the afternoon they attended the annual races of the Frontenac Snowshoe Club held on the College grounds and several of them won prizes ; all the events were open, the weather was rough.In the evening a grand promenade oencert was given in the Dill Hall, all the local clubs being present ; the visitors: leave for home tomorrow afternoon, \u2018All are pleased with their reception in the Capital.Many of them have spent-considerable time in the Parliament Buildings, and their unigue costumes brightened the public galleries of the Commons te-day.Mis.Howard, wife of Larry Howard, business manager of Giümour\u2019s Royal Theatre here, well known in Montreal, met with a serious accident this afternoon.She was run over by a bolting team of horses, struck by the pole and sustained dangerous injuries.Itis thought, however, that she will recover.RAILWAY EWPLOYES INDIGNANT Some Work Cut.Gut fer Dr.Grandbois, MP.The following telegram, without signature, was sent to a number of newspapers last night.Rrwzr Du Lovr; Q., Feb.26.\u2014The feeling of uneasiness and dissatisfaction existing for some time past amongst Inter- colonial Railway employes gave place, yesterddy, to one of profound indigma- tion, when the mews reached here that two of the oldest and most efficient and popular employes; Conductor Jno.Barry and Eggine-driver A.Shickle, were dismissed for an offence committed six months ago and for which they weze punished by a fine imposed at the time and the matter settled, on the recommendation of the Divisional Superintendert and corfirmed by the Chief Superintendent.The men are- determined to get their confreres: back by all means, a determination reached, not only from a wish to get justice for the discharged men, but to protect themselves through a higher power from the system of tyranny to which they have been subjected to for.some timegpast.Ât present the appoint- | ments and changes appear to be made at random or promptly by some motives that are not understood and certainly are not guided by voed railway judgment.If efficiency ds the object, the heads of the departmenty, who have the experience and every facility for acquainting them- ; selves with the ability of their men have no say in the matter of .discipline.Mr, Schreiber, who sees the railway only - once a year and Enows nothing about its .employes, gives his orders from.Ottawa about them, which must be carried out without question, by those in authority over these men, whose intimate knowledge both of the.men.under their.charge and the railway must undoubtedly be greater than les, As a sample of the present management, a driver was suspended for seven weeks for refusing to go out on a train \\fter baving been on duty continuoxsly or twenty-two hours, fighting snow, after \u2018Iaving a couple of hours rest, althoggh the ruie of the departments allows them +eight hours rest.Meetings are to be held here of em- ipleyees, who are being joined by citizens Whe do not admire Mr.Schreiber\u2019s ideas A deputation will be #entio Ottawa with instructions to re- gues; Dr.Grandbois to draw the Min- lster\u2019s attention to the necessity of a- change in the present &ystem of manage - ent, as regards employees, and if he cannol obtain justice for the men to resign his seat, the feeling is the same all ever tke line, A Logn to Be Effected, Orxzawa, Feb.26.\u2014At à meeting of the .Hull City Council, to be held on Monday next, Mayor Rochon will submit & scheme or borrowing $1.000,00, to :be expended on city improvements, Changes Asked For.__ Orraws, Feb.26\u2014Petitions in favor of mending the Scott Act, so as to permit the sale of jight wines and beer in Seott t counties, are aleeady en route for Wawa from different parts of the coun- It is probable that an attack on the tt Act will again be made this session.Farliementary Printiax.à Orrawa, Feb.26 \u2014There are eight ten- ne Put in for the Parliamentary print- tes The time for the acceptance of dore expired at 12 o\u2019clock yesterday.b der the new order, whieh will be Tought about this session, the Parlia- printing will be underthe direct f the Secretary of State, Spurring up the Jndges.B QUEsrc, F eb.26, \u2014The members of the ar of the District of Quebec passed a resolulion to agk the J udges to fix two days in each month upon which judgments would be-rendered, and also to in- control o such judgments would be rendered.FATHER Pornt, Que, Feb.26.\u2014The worst snow storm experienced within the last twelve years is mow raging here ; twenty-five inches of snow hes fallen in the last twenty-fourhours.It is ten feet high in many places.} Not Expected to Live.LonpoN, Ont, Feb.26.\u2014 William Shrimpton was reported slightly better to-day.The hospital surgeon, however, gives very little hope of his ultimate recovery and thinks it unlikely that he can do more than last over night.Very little sympathy is expressed for him around the city, and the general expression is that he deserved what he got.The Temperance Movement Toronto, Feb.26.\u2014A deputation from the Toronto Temperance Electoral Union are interviewing Attorney - General Mowat with reference to certain proposed .| amendments to the Crook\u2019s Act, recom- /| mended at a recent meeting here of the Ontario Branch of the Dominion Alliance.Out of the Xee.Orrawa, Feb, 26.\u2014Tbe Marine and Fisheries Department have received intelligence that the Government steamer Northern Light, got out of the ice at S.uris, yesterday, and arrived at Georgetown.The ice is clear into Burnt Point | near Georgetown, and the Northern Light will commence making her usual trips at once between Georgetown and Pictou.To be Kiberated.Orrawa, Feb.26.\u2014A special despatch ; from Winnipeg states \u201cInformation has been received from Ottawa that the immediate release of Poundmaker and the.half-breed prisoners at Stoney Mountain penitentiary has been decided upon, and the order will probably take effect tomorrow.\u201d Enquiry at the department failed to elicit any confirmation of the foiegoing despatch.Notes From Quebec.QUEBEC, Feb.26.\u2014 About 21 feet of snow has fallen on the level since last night.A Requiem Mass was eaid yesterday at the Bastlica, for the late Hon.Mr.Cau- chon, ex-Guvernor of Manitoba.It is said that Mr.Justice Taschereau will change districts with Mr.Justice Cimon ;the former going to Joliette and the latter to River-du Loup.To be Kemoved, Orrawa, Feb.26.\u2014It is understood that the delegation which recently arrived from Calgarry to petition the Government for the removal of Stipendiary Magistrate Travis have succeeded in their efforts to this end, and the learned Judge\u2019s unpleassnt sojourn at Calgary will shortly terminate.It is probable that Mr, Travis will remove to Battleford and will be succeeded at Calgary by Judge Rouleau, Another Railway Accident.THORNHILL, Uut., Feb, 26.\u2014The down express on the Northern Railway struck a farmer\u2019s team at the crossing abowe Thornhill station about seven o\u2019clock this evening, and the mail and smoking cars were thrown from the track and down an embankment, where tbey took fire and were cousumed.The mails were saved.One mail clerk, Patrick Hynes, was badly injured, Two others, Laidlaw end\u2018 O'Connor, escaped with slight injuries, The news agent Wallace, who was making his first trip, was killed.A Re-arrangement Asked For.ToroNTO, Feb.26.\u2014About 200 residents of the counties of Grey, Wellington, Huron and Perth, interviewed Attorney-General Mowat to-night regarding the formation of a new county from portions of these four counties, Four schemes were mentioned by the advocates to effect\u2018 this change.Mr, Mowatt said no legislation to that end could be procured this session.The unwie.dy size of) each of these counties and the long distances many residents had to travel to get .to the county buildings were urged as: reasons for the formation of she new; county.A Furious Snowstorm.PEMBROKE, Ont., Feb, 26.\u2014 It has been blowing a fierce gale from the north-west | all day.The weather is very cold and: the.roads badly drifted.Traffic on the: Canadian Pacific Railway is completely ' blacked.A freight train has been stuck in a snowdrift about a .mile east of here | since 8 o\u2019clock this morning, and all at- | tempts to pull it out have proved a.failure, so they have abandoned it until the.storm is over.Theanixed train from | Ottawa this morning is detained a: Graham\u2019s Station, 10 miles east of here, | and the train from the West is reported 24 hours late, An Official Herd Book.Orrawa, Feb, 26.\u2014The Minister of Agriculture were waited upon yesterday by a deputation of six gentlemen from the Canadian Association of Breeders of shorthorn cattle, who asked that a grant of $3000 be made by the Government to assist the association in completing the official herd book, by publishing three volumes of the history .cf thoroughbred cattle.«Prior to the beginning of their operations without these \u2018back volumes the work of tracing up the pedigrees was very difficelt.They impressed on the Minister the importance of the matter sin the interests of stock raising, and he promised to give it his early attention A Cuatom Mouse Blunder.OTTAWA, February 26.\u2014Messrs.P.A.Crosby, of gthe Dominion Type Founding Co., and Mr.RB.L.Patterson, of ilar & Richards, forming a delegation representing the type foundries awaited on Hon.Mr, Bowell, Minister of Customs this afternoon, in regard to the inereased duty on printing reguisities, The other day the Government included frames and : cases with furniture,\u201d thus raising the: duty on the former from 25 per cent.to.35 percent.It was evidently a slight blunder on the part of some of the Cus toms officials, as there is a good deal in the difference between frames and cases and \u201c furniture,\u201d The Minister promised to have the matter rectified, A Sexious Railway Aceldont.Fzraus, Ont., Feb.26,\u2014A bad accident bappened this morning, about three o\u2019clock, on the G.T.R., between here and Elora, just near the Grand River, Fortunately ne lives were lost.The regular freight train which comes along about that time in the morning was thrown from the track a few yards from the iron bridge which spans the river, and precipitated down the embankment about 25 feet.The train was composed of a dozen care, nine being loaded with freight, and all went down but the ca- dicate beforehand a list of cases in which boose.Heavy Snowstorm.| | sckools, bridges, roads, etc.The engineer and fireman went down with the engine and miraculously escaped unhurt except some bruises, The cause of the accident was ice on the track.It being down grade the water had run down from the thaw of yesterday and the sudden change in the evening forced the ice along the track.The loss will be about $25,600, A Fine Sight.Orrawa, Feb, 26,\u2014There was a grand turn out-of the visiting snowshoe clubs last night.Some hundreds of torch- lights illuminated their progress as they | marched in procession from the Drill Hall through the principal streets and around Parliament Square before going to the Tache Hill slides, where a couple of hours were pleasantly spent before the return march was made.Fireworks were let off all along the route of the procession, and the effect was exceedingly picturesque, The programme for to-day is as follows: This morning, a visit to places of interest in the city ; a shooting match by the St.Hubert Gun Club, 1.30 p.m., to meet at the Drill Hall and march in a body to the College grounds.The Frontenac snowshoe races.AtS8 p.m.a promenade concert at the Drill Hall, A Plous Swindler.\u2018QUEBEC, Feb, 26.\u2014A young man, giving the name of Mathewson, was taken into custody by the detectives last night.He has, under a number of aliases, been doing the city for some days past and has obtained various sums of money from unsuspecting citizens, He pretended to be collecting money on behalf of the city mission, the Y.M.C.A.and other charitable institutions, The prisoner does not deny the charges, but alleges that he has been driven by want into the unenviable position he now occupies.It seems from his story that he is lately from the old country and was going to Dickinson\u2019s Landing, but being under the impression that the locality was below here he stayed over at Levis.He states that he was subsequently relieved of his purse contain- irg some $75.He bas been remanded to jail, 3 A Smash Up Euora, Ont., Feb.26.\u2014There was a big smash up on the Grand Trunk Railway this morning at 4.30, a freight train and eleven cars left the track within a few yards of an iron bridge spanning the Grand River between here and Fergus.The train rushed sideways dawn the embankment about fifteen feet high.The engine went over où its side and coal from the tender poured over the wreck, burying the engineer, fireman, and another man.The cars piled themselves in a heap a short distance in advance of the engine.The conductor\u2019s -car did not leave the track.The conductor was obliged to dig out the three men from the wreck and was overjoyed to find them unhurt, The majority of the cars were loaded with sundries.The train left the rails, it is believed, owing the -quick frost succer ding the lengthy thaw and rain covering the road with ice.Erora, Ont,, Feb.26.\u2014The probable loss by the accident on the Grand Trunk Railway this morning will \u2018be thirty thousand dol.ars.Some Improvements Wanted.ToroNTO, February 26.\u2014The annual meeting of the Canadian Marine Engineer Association was held here to-day, when resolutions were passed appointing a deputation to wait on Attorney-Gen- -eral Mowat for the purpose of asking him to amend the law 80 as to relieve vessel property of municipal assessment ; to appeint a deputation to ask the Dominion Government to proceed with the work of deepening the St.Lawrence canals, and pending the completion of the extensive works necessary to give the vessel \u2018trade the advantage of the additional foot which can easily be done ; also to ask the «Government to allow vessels to pass through the Welland Canal till six o\u2019clock on Sunday mornings and after sixSunday evenings, The following officers were elected :\u2014President, A.M, Smith, Toronto; Vice-President, S.Neelon, M,P.P.; Secretary-Treasurer, W.A Geddes, | Toronto.\u2019 Proposed Changes in the Terrl tories.Orrawa, Feb.26.\u2014The three delegates from the North-West Couneil\u2014Bir.Wilson, Messrs.Ross and Perley\u2014who have tbeen here for a few weeks past on business with the Government affecting im- ortant matters.of territorial legislation, Fave concluded their business and have left for home.The delegates have been assured that the executive powers of the \u2018Conncil will be increased so as to give them the handling of more of their own funds than they have been in the habit of doing in the past.Henceforth the Council will defray the expense of building The Gowvern- ment have promised that an early extension.of the Manitoba and South Western Railway to Regira and Long Lake, with a\u2019 charter to Prince Albert and Battleford will be made.It is most probable that the .P.R.will control the line, the bonds for which have been floated in Europe.A Court of Appeal is to be established in the \u2018Territories, and the Saskatchewan and Hudson Bay trails will be constructed.Speaking of the North-West representation, mention of which was made in the: Speech from the Throne, Mr.Ross said the Territories would most positively have five representatives in the House of | Commons and two in the Senate.The Saskatchewan and Alberta districts will have one zepresentative each in the House.\u2018There will be three for the As- siniboia distriet, A Privy Council Dscizion.CHATHAM, Ont, Feb, 26\u2014Thursday\u2019s London, Detrait and Toronto papers contained inaecurate reports of the decision of the Railway Committee of the Privy Council regarding the crossing at Court- right, in which a decision is claimed for the Canada Southern Railway.It will be remembered that the Canada Southern brought an action against the Erie & Huron Railway to compel it to erect an overhead crossing at Courtright, and, as in all disputes of this kind, the matter was referred to the Railway Committee of the Privy Council, whose decision is final, The Ecie & Huron asked to be allowed to construet a grade crossing at à point be- | tween the original survey and the rie\u2018 front.The principal question involved, however, was thel mode of crossing, as had the Erie & Huron been compelled to construct the crossing proposed by the Canada Southern, the expense entailed would Lave been very great and the railway would practically have been shut out of the river front at Courtright.The decision of the Privy Council does away with the most objectionable feature of the contention made by the Canada Southern Railway, as by the result of the investigation the Erie & Huron is allowed to construct a grade crossing at a point on the original survey, but the slight divergency will not in the least effect the successful operation of the line.Proposed Liquor Law Amendment.ToronTO, Feb.26.\u2014The combined deputation of the Toronto Ministerial Association and Temperance Elsctoral Union UNITED STATES TELEGRAMS, | Capture of a Filibusterer.| Key Wzsar, Fla, Feb.26.\u2014Another filibustering vessel is reported to have been captured off Jamaica.California Wine.The export of California wines in 1885 waited on Attorney-General Mowat, this amounted to nearly 4,500,000 gallons, or afternoon, with reference to liquor law | amendments.The principal amendments are that from May 1st, 1886, to April 30th, 1889, the limit shall be one license to every 600 of population ; from 1889 to 1892 one to every 800, and after that one to every 1000.They wish only one shop license to every five thoueand, and a person holding it to carry on no other business, either in the buildiog or any other part of the city.They wish to place the minimum fee for taverns and shop licenses at $500, with power to municipalities to increase it, and that it be divided pro rata as follows :\u2014Government portion, $350; municipality, $150.Wine and beer licenses to be abolished.The hours of closing to be from 10 p.m.to 6 a.m., except Saturdays, which is to remain as at present.Amendments were also asked regarding prosecutions and convictions.Mr, Mowat, in reply, said the G :vernment did not pretend to be able to accomplish as yet all that was suggested, and they must bear in mind that in what the Government did they had to convince a:.d carry the majority with them, and quite a number were of a different way of thinking, but still he thought, all things considered, a good deal had been accomplished.LATEST CABLE NEWS.A Threatened Rebellion.BeRrLIN, Feb.26.\u2014It is confirmed from a Chinese source that China will not consent to the cession of Bhamo and adjoining districts to England.If England does not yield, China threatens to organize a rebellion ot the tribes.An English S'rike.LoNDoN, Feb, 26.\u2014The employes of the Nettlefold\u2019s screw works at Sethwick struck to-day.Subsequently a number of sympathizers joined the strikers, and a small riot occurred, during which the windows nf the establishment were smashed.The rioters are now marching towards Birmingham.Joseph Chamberlain is a partner in the corporation.t umbugging the Stock Brokers.Maprin, Feb.26.\u2014À sensation was caused here by the discovery of an apparent conspiracy to affect the stock market for speculative purposes.Bogus telegrams were sent to the principal stock brokers of Barcelona, reporting, without foundation, low quotations in Madrid, and ordering large sales.The result was that toe markets were badly disturbed.The authors of the telegrams have not be n found.The Government is iavesti- gating the matter.It is feared that similar tricks have been played elsewhere than in Spain.Western Ranche Stock, LoNDpon.Feb.26.\u2014 Much discontent prevails among the English shareholders in the Western ranche companies in America, and a lively discussion took place at a meeting of those interested in the Powder River Ranche Company of Montana, yesterday.Earl Wharncliffe denounced the Western managers as being little better than thieves, and demanded an accounting of their stewardship to the British Board.Morton Frewen defended the managers and charged that any irregularities or failures to make the in- vestine.ts of the English shareholders profitable were due to the incapacity of the British Board.A war of words ensued and was finally ended by Mr.Frew- en\u2019s submitting a motion on behalf of the shareholders, which was carried, demanding an enquiry into the conduct of the London Board.The Cabinet Meeting.LoxpoN, Feb.25\u2014[Ihe result of today\u2019s Cabinet meeting has not become officially known, but it is rumored that Mr, Gladstone succeeded in obtaining general assent to a definite plan for the Irish policy of the Government, including modified land laws, abolition of cocerion and ultimate local government.Mr, Chamberlaiu alone expressed his views in opposition to Home Rule, It is thought likely that he will retire from the ministry.There has been a good deal of comment in political and club circles for a few days past upon the growing influence of Mr.Morley in the cabinet, It is asserted that the chief secratary for Ireland has gained complete ascendancy over Mr.Gladstone, who seems to be fas- «inated by his new eolleague\u2019s brilliant, yet practical, methods in statesmanship.It is not confined to the domain of the Irish problem alone.Mr.Gladstone\u2019s action in the Greek question, which has \u2018caused some surprise by its deviation from what was expected of him, is attributed to the new influence.The Times refers to the Governments poliey as unexpectedly vigorous, and this expresses the general view.Bismarek\u2019s Designs.LoNDoN, Feb.25,\u2014The debate, yesterday, in the Prussian Diet on the educational bill revealed the fact that the Clericals have not made up their minds to act with the Government, despite the tempting bait thrown out by the proposed modificagion of the May lawe, The impression is confirmed that Herr Wind- thorst has succeeded in convincing the Vatican that the repeal of the | portions of these laws included in the Government\u2019s bill on the subject would not materially strengthen the position of the Catholic clergy in regard.to religious education.Windthorst insists upon a total abrogation of the Falk laws as a condition precedent to abandoning the long continued clerical policy of blocking Bismarck\u2019s schemes of general legislation.e will, it is said, cause to be presented an amendment to the government\u2019s bill when it reaches the proper stage and raise the square issue with the chancellor on making the repeal of the obnoxious laws absolute.Itis believed that this movement will succeed, as the support of the cleticals is necessary for the successful carrying out of Prince Bismarck\u2019s designs for the internal economy of tha empire, \u2014\u2014 \u2014There is à cool wave between Rev, R bert 8.Rowe, of Baltimore, aud his congregation,because he referred to charity balis as \u2018 godless hops in the name of sweet charity,\u201d nearly 1,000,000 more than for 1884.Welsh Colonists.PrrrsBure, Feb.26, \u2014 The National Welsh Convention hasjorganized a \u201cWelsh , Land Association,\u201d with the view of establishing Welsh colonies ig various parts of the country.At Work Again.PrrrsBURg, Feb.26.\u2014The coke drawers at Morgan Foundry, White aud Summit works, who struck yesterday, returned to work this morning, The Operators having conceled the increase.J Jealonsy, MonTrosk, Feb.26.\u2014Elmer Ross, a well-known ranchman, shot and killed George R.Lockwood during a quarrel, yesterday; the trouble grew out of alleged intimacy of Ross and Mrs.Lockwood.\u2018Came to an Understanding.New York, Feb, 26.\u2014Brown & Earle, Levy Bros, and McCoy & Co., cigar manufacturers, have concluded to accept the Knights of Labor label.The rates paid by Krebs & Spiess, a Union shop, are accepted, and all hands in these shops will go to work to-day.A Hurricane.BALTIMORE, Feb.26,.\u2014After a fearful rainstorm, last night, Baltimore and vicinity was visited by a hurricane more severe than for several years.In the western scction of the city houses were unroofed and considerable damage was done.Permanently Organized.CINCINNATI, Feb.26.\u2014The National Editorial Association of the United States, yesterday permanently organized by the editors, is now in session here.The Association will meet annually ata place to be selected each year by the Convention.Another Outrage.MARYSVILLE, Cala, Feb.26.\u2014Yester- day morning a body of masked man from Wheatland compelled the Chinese on three ranches near Wheatland to leave their sleeping quarters, and marched them to Wheatland, where they were turned loose, The Chinese quarters were destroyed with all their contents, Blown Down, Port JERVIS, N.Y., Feb, 26.\u2014About 5 p.m.to-day the tall spire of the Reformed Church was lifted bodily from its brick foundatiom, and crashed into the grounds of the church, the debris reaching into the street.The roof of the church was broken in, and the fine organ ruined, No one was hurt.The damage is estimz- ted at $10,000.Ehe Week\u2019s Failures.New York, Feb, 26.\u2014The business failures occurring throughout the country during the last seven days, as reported to R.G.Dun & Co., number, for the United States 214, for \u2018Canada 34, or a total of 248, as compared With 286 last week and 275 the week previous.The South and West still continue to furnish more than one-half of the weekly business casualties of the country.A Disloyal Exhibition.New York, Feb, 26,\u2014The Post's London despatch says some excitement has been caused by the fact that the toast to the Queen was received with hisses at à complimentary dinner to the workingmen members of Parliament, half the company remaining seated while it was drank.\u201d Mr.Broadhurst was one of the members present and Charles Russell, tne Attorney- General was present, Proposed Exhibitions.WASHINGTON, Feb.26.\u2014A number of gentlemen interested in establishing a permanent American exposition in Washington and a World\u2019s Exposition to be held in 1882 in honor of the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America by Columbus, met last evening and adopted resolutions strongly favoring the project.The chaitman was instructed to appoint a committee to formulate a plan.A Heavy Gale, PHILADELPHIA, Feb, 26 \u2014The wind played havoc with the house tops all over the city to-day.Shingles were blown in the air and tin roofs torn from their fastenings and hurled to the ground.A three-storey house in Juniper street was unroofed and the mass of tin was suspended in the air, The spire of the Arch street Methodist Church swayed this morning, and those who passed that wa gave the church a wide berth, but it sti remains in position.The velocity of the wind to-day reached 45 miles an hour.A Skatinz Rink Barned.BurrALo, Feb.26 \u2014The Vallambrosa Skating Rink at Troy has been burned.Loss, $15,000.Wind prevailed, making it hard to prevent the flames from spreading, and it was thought they had succeeded,\u201d but at 1.30 p.m.the fire broke out afresh in a carpenter shop in the rear of the skating rink, and soun three buibings on the opposite side of the street were dis:overed to be afire.Further particulars have not been regeived.A Terrible Storm.HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb, 26,\u2014A wind storm of a most disastrous character has prevailed in this neighborhood for the past 24 hours, and still continues.Houses have been unroofed, and chimneys blown down, This afternoon two of the large stand pipes of the Lechiel iron works were toppled over, one of which crashed over into the works, Luckily no one wag injured.The damage, it is thought, both in the country and in the city will be considerable.Suspicious Circumstances, SPRINGFIELD, Mo.Feb, 26.\u2014The dead body of Mm.Geo.Graham was found yesterday at the bottom of a well on Graham\u2019s farm, near here.The, couple had been divorced, and Graham married a niece of Mrs.Mallar, a great temperance woman, He lived with Mrs.Graham No.2 fora year when his whereabouts became known to Mrs, Graham No, 1 and he met herin St.Louis and brought ber to Springfield last September, They visited the farm, and it was supposed that Mrs, Graham had returned to her parents\u2019 home at Fort Wayne, but her friends there making enquiries for her led to the discovery of her body.Graham was arrested and will probably be lynched.To Dissolve Corporations, Sr.Paur, MINN., Feb, 26\u2014The attorney general to-day filed with the clerk of the supreme court an information for the purpose of procuring a writ in the nature of a quo warranto to forfeit the charters and dissolve the corporations of the following railroads: The Hastings and Dakota, Minnesota Central, Southern Minnesota, Southern Minnesota Railway Extension Company, and the St.Paul & Sioux City company.This is done upon the ground that they have each sold the railroad for the building and maintaining of which they were incorporated and that they have each suspended their lawful business, and have not executed any of their franchises since the conveyance of the road, and that they are kept in existence for the sole purpose of holding their land grants exempt.The roper orders have been issued by Judge Dickinson and writs have been grante: The writs further call for a reversion to the State of the lands retained under each charter.Trying the New Railway Telegraph.NEw YoRk, Feb, 26,\u2014The Edison railway telegraph system, to communicate between fixed stations and moving trains, is about to be applied to the St.Paul railway between Chicago and Milwaukee, George C.McGregor, manager, accompanied by Electricians Rudd and Dingle, left here for Milwaukee this morning, taking with them enough machines for two stations and four passenger trains.The battery bas been greatly simplified and now consists of a bank of homæo- pahtic bottles, in which pure water is used instead of acid.Dr.Crowell, President, estimates that the system will be self-supporting on the road if one passenger in twenty-five sends a fifteen cent message a day.The report that Edison\u2019s house and laboratory were cast away and lost on their ocean voyage to Florida is unfound- d.s A Furious Blizzard.BosroN, Feb.26.\u2014A furious blizzard prevailed during the night in this vicinity and for a long distance down the eastern coast at Portland.Twenty inches of snow has accumulated, and business is at a standstill.The Grand Trunk Railway is blocked at Bethel and between there and South Paris is in a bad state.At St.John, N.B., the snow is the heaviest of the season and the wind is blowing at the rate of 60 miles an hour.At Westfield the steeple of the first Congregational Church was turned completely over and thruet through the roof of the building into the audience room, Telegraph and telephone poles were snapped off in this city and the streets were temporarily blocked by the broken poles and twisted wires, Many horses were entangled and a panic narrowly averted.No injury to life or limb has so far been reported but there have been many narrow escapes.At Henry Lee\u2019s residence, on the corner of Albany and Harvard street, à falling pole crashed through a window depositing the sash and broken glass on a bed where Mrs.Lee lay ill.The lady was not hurt, Mount WasHiNaToN, N.H., Feb, 26.\u2014 Terrific winds prevailed here to-day, reaching a velocity of 140 miles per hour, with the mercury 25 below zero at 4 30 p.m.and still falling.The barometer marks the lowest record since the signal station was established.THE FINE ARTS IN CONRT.In the Superior Court, yesterday, 8 number of witnesses were examined in the case of Whittell vs.Brown.This is an action taken by the plaintiff for a balauce which he claims on the price of four ¢il paintings sold by him to defendant, The agreement, it appears, was that Brown bought the ictures for $200, paying $50 cash and the Balance later on.Afterwards, however, he refused to pay this balance, on the ground that he had been deceived, and that the paintings were not worth the price for which they were sold.Two experts, Messrs.Laurent and Hebert, Lave declared that these paintings, although they are not masterpieces, were well worth the price asked for them.\u2014[Witness of Thursday.This case did not take place on Wednesday ; it occurred on Thursday, and was not concluded until 4.30 p.m.It did not occur in the Superior Court but in Enquette.The original price was not $200 for four pictures, but $150 for seven\u2014a material difference.The deposit was not $50, but $25.The names of the parties to the suit are correct, WEATHER REPORT.MONTREAL, February 26, 1886.Temperature in the shade by Standard Thermometer, observed by Hearn & Ha:- riaon, opticians and mathematical insiru- ment makers, 1640 ani 1642 Notre Dune street :\u2014 8 A.M.| Ps, 6 P.M, 19° 89 27° MAX, MIN, MEAN, 359 6° 20°5 [By Standard Barometer.} 8 AM.1 PM.6 P.M, 29.30 29.42 29.58 METEOROLOGIOAL OFFICE, ToroxTo, Ont , February 27, 1 a.m.The depression over the Ottawa valley yesterday has developed into a severe storm.It is now central over Nova Sco- tia.Fresh to strong gales have prevailed throughout the country from the lakes to the Atlantic, and are still blowing in Quebec and the Maritime Provinces.The pressure is increaging in the Lake region and St.Lawrence, with fir, colder weather.Storm drums will be continued at all Maritime ports.Probabilities, Lakes- wasbing, best of references.Apply, Mrs, Slinger, 861 Dorchester street.ANTEU\u2014 A young man of A, just from the country, having a good commercial college education, in both languages, desires a situation as clerk or assistant book-keeper.Best of references, Joseph Robert, 458 St.James street.44 WANTaD\u2014by a first-class coachmaa\u2014Eng- lishman\u2014best of city references.Apply, 41 Latour street.44 WAN TED\u2014by à pensioner\u2014married\u2014siiua- tion as watchman, porter, etc., or any lace of trust; good references.Address, .G., 43A Conde street, Point St, Charles.44 WAN TED, work by the day, stores or offices to clean, by a respectable woman Address, 116} Lagauchetiere street, 44 VW ANTED\u2014By a yeung man a position as coachruan ; just arrived from England.Address '* W.K.\u201d 43 WANLED-By a youug man a situation as inside door servant; references given.Address \u2018* R.B \u201d 48 VW ANTED-\u2014A situation as apprentice to a eweller or photographer.Address \u201c B.K.,' Herald Office.43 WANTED.\u2014A situation as book-keeper, ten years\u2019 experience.Good references.Address McFarlane, care of James Buckley, 133 Dalhousie street.42 ANTED.\u2014Situation ss stableman, experienced, Apply J.K., Herald office.WANTED.\u2014A situation as an appreutice 10 the carpenter and joiner or cabinet trade.Address, B.Kittredger.11 Donegana street.WANTED, by thoroughly competent book~ keeper and corres;ondent (young man) asituauion or work in the evenings.Large experience, best references.Address C.A., HERALD Office.41 ANTED\u2014English pupils, who require French lessons.\"Apply at 189 Bleury.OUK-KEEPlLisG, COPYILE Ur OLb-r office work wanted by an experienced bookkeeper, with best references; is willing to accept board and room in payment.Address, R.L.Dana.Herald Office.41 WANTED, by a steady, sober young mau, a situation as groom or coachman: goed references.Apply \u201c S.8,,\u201d Herald Office.40 ANTED.\u2014By à young inarried mau, à position as caretaker or anv place of trust.References given.Address C.F.T, n88 AW ANTED.\u2014A steady young man desires any light employment ; muke himseif useful in office or store.Address À.Du., Herald Office.38 ANTEL.\u2014By à smart young man, à situ&- tion as coachman, or to work in » gro- gery store.References given.Address, M.J.D.88 WW ANTED.\u2014By & SIUArL YOULg Man, WOrk , Sbout nouse; understands gardening, miiking and the management of cattle, Address G.F.A., Herald office, 88 ANTeD by & young man, wrlung à good, plain hand, copying to do at home in the evening.Address \u2018\u2018 Copying \u201d\u2019 Heraid Office.38 [ee Situations Wanted_Female.ISS A.GUILLEMETTE will receive pupils for French and music ; also for painting, wax, and hairworks.936 St.Ca:he- rine street.m 48 MW ANTED\u2014A well educated young lady in French and English wishes a situation to lean the millinery trade.Address, L.Bons 24 Mountain street.y ANTED-A voung lady who is well educated in French and English wishes a sitnation in « confectionery store as a saleswoman, or any place where she could make her education useiul.Address, L.Bon, 24 Mountain street.49 VW ANTED\u2014A young lady is open for an engagement In the evenings as shorthand writer.Address, stating terms.to Marie Hansner, Herald office.u 49 WANTED \u2014 Situation, by & Governess, where advertiser could have her little boy, aged 4 years.Good English, French music and singing.Salary no object: good city references.Address, B.R., Herald office.49 WANIE LU\u2014By a lady, a position as dressmaker in a private family.Good references.Address, 1968 Notre Dame street.48 \u2018WANTED\u2014By a respectable woman, situation as seamstress, care of a sick lady or housekeeper; best of references.Address, J.B., ~erald office.m 47 V aANTED-\u2014By a youug woma.à situation as à travelling companion or charge of growing-up children.Address, L.H,, Herald office.m 47 WANTED, situation by a respectable woman, as companion or housekeeper Address, \u2018* Companion,\u201d Herald Office, 40 WANTED, by a young lady, a situation as ress, good relerences given.Address, 492 Seigneurs street.s W ANTED.\u2014By & first-class dressmaker, in arte can make walking puits sud even- g dresses, employment in ladies\u2019 families.Address H., Herald Office a vi Pa EC NN WANTED, by an educated young lady, & situation as resident governess or lady\u2019s companion; best of references furnished.Auvdress F.R., 410 Dufferin Avenue London, 36 Ontario.Rooms Wanted ANTED\u2014In the vicinity of St.Sscramen Wa St.Johu streets room about 2 x 12 1t\u2026,.for storage ; must be on groun .P.O.Box 1019 ?ground flat Py \u2018WANTED\u2014For the summer months, at bedroschine, three comfortably furnished ms, w.eard.ress, stating te to \u201cTrio,\u201d Herald office.\u2019 a WANTED\u2014Warm and comfortable room in are KE private family.or There few boarders ept, for a lady w.c ren.L.K., Herald office.App, WANTED, by the 8th March, Bedroom and Board, near Post-Oilice, Mu t Apply ** H.,\u201d P.O.Box 1-95, st be cheap.OOM ior à young man with R at 15 Balmoral street.ANTEL\u2014'Three or four rooms in the board Apply vieinit; f Beaver Hath cin of Beaver Hall, Address, H.Hall, P.O.Box 1208, \u201c 40 WW aNTED-By au American,, nice, cosy roo, with o¥ without board, in private family where there is music.No boarding house need apply.J.H.Q,, care H.R.yes 0, .m i Pwo GENTLEMEN want à double bedroom and sitting room in Outremont or Cote St.Antoine.Answer, stating terme, to J.H.8., HERALD Office.Stores and Houses to Let r LET\u2014That eligible shop No.1374 St.IT Catherine street (s0.& Wellington Arcade); suitable for sewing machines, pianos or organs; for many years the office of the 0 00/@$0 00 per bbl, late George Browne, architect, Apply to Dunbar Browne, Herald Office.29 = ~~.PL - Ta Est, 2 7 ~ WAREHOUSE T0 BE Lër No.184 McGill street, Maurice s'reet FIVE FLATS, If des\u2019red, division can be made f ts, both ente a eT en Sioa Fong from and hydfn wW.B.1, MB =, 63 St.Gabriel Sire, Febz Corner k 49m From 1st May, The PREMISES, corner of St.Pag] a Francois Xavier streets, for many es pled by Radway & Co.Apply Trust & Loan Company of Canady 26 St.Jamey §, Large detached DOUBLE D i HOUSE WELL On Beimout Street.Applyto THOS.DAVIDSON, 78 St Francois Xavier % 1 STORES and OFFICES TO FRASER BUILDINGS, Tivo complete and well arranged stores tranees St, Peter and St.Alexis streets.\u2019 thirty commodious offices heated wij water, entrsnce from St.Sacrament g with elevator.Plans and particulars on application to J.B.HUTCHEON, No.11 Hospital Street, TO LET, With water power, a Brick Buildin ing 4 fists, 63250 feet situated nextto M 3 PA 1m 31 Apply to McDOUGALL, LOGIE & CO.im 21 260 St.James pee NORTH BRITISH and MERCANTILE INSURANCE DOUBLE OFFICES TO LET.Possession 1st May.Apply to \u2018 \u2019 THOMAS DAVIDSON, Managing Director.TO LET.The Warehouses of the ALBERT BUILDINGS, NOW O\u20acCUPIED BY THE Canada Co-Operative Supply Assoration (LIMIT ED.) Possession First of May next.Apply to THOS.M.TAYLOR, No.8 upstairs effices, Union Buildings, Montreal, January 5, 1888.tf4 80 tf TO LET, THREE HANDSOME NEW OFFICES Together or Separately, STAINED FINISH, | HOT WATEP HEATING.SAL ST .JAMESSTREX | DAWES & CO.Sept.TO LET, That new and.elegant Resldence, No # University street; unequalled in this city fe beauty of situation and extent of view ; finjsh- * ed with every modern convenience, incl water elevator.and heated with hot wae Excellent Stable and Carriage House, ad large Garden, with Fruit Trees.Applyto 3 (ra G.S.BRUSH, 34 King street TO RENT.From the first of May net, those well known and extensive premises Nos.& to # College Street, heretofore known & Wil 11 ms\u2019 Brewery, and consisting of lame four storey cut stone bullding fronting on llege street, together with large stone building 12 rear, large ice house, the whole containing extensive cellarages.These well known premises have been used as a brewery for the past 60 years, and are specially fitted' up with malthouses kilns, &c., the whole rendaring them most desirable for such a business, and are all suitable also for general manufacturing purposes and for warehousing and storage Apply to MILES WILLIAMS 260 St.James Street kk \u2014\u2014 tra ___MMisce!fancous.ANTHONY FORCE RAILWAY SUPPLIES STEEL RAILS STEEL B Warehouse, 225 Wellinglon S Office, 76 St.Peter Street.Feb.25 SPRING HILL COA FRESH MINED, \u201cScreens Steam Coal, arriving daily ily BOX cars, dry and free frd dust.( COMBRBLAND RAILWAY & COAL COMPAR: J.RB.COWANS.Secreiary» 278 CHESTERYIELD CHAMB.1's Alexia Street | Ocs.31 B.A.BOAS & C Importers aad Manutav- turers\u2019 Agents of DRY GOOD Montreal, 230 McGill Street.Minden, Glerm ny., y » Dec.5 FOR SALE.CH -=\u2014 - i BEAUTIFUL BUILDING I That choice building site, corner of ol Street, and Burnside, 112 x 1146.6, the best per in Lhe city, for salo CHEAP.Apply io W.MALEA WALBAK, ©.En, architeo! \u2018 234 88, Jaipys Sire xs, | ! consu To the Som editori by the of fisl At firs had t had b a mox ulat! Éifter but I might troub] voices prope cuosu would of fish of fish plied sular perier while for tl their sutje Those sular ping | iactor reguis that amon expen ersis tates invoic Ney To the Editor of THE HERALD.Some little time ago you called attention ¢ for editorially to the excessive duties charged hydra by the U.8.Customs on some shipments of fish by Mr.Thos.Vye, of this place.At first sight it would look as if Mr.Vye \"Teel pad been hardly dealt with, and that he had been used very unfairly.I do not for A moment wish to defend the peculiar regulations under which it is possible to levy 2 different rates of duty on tbe same article, \u2018 but I wish to point out that Mr.Thos.Vye ruight have saved bimself a great deal of trouble and expenee bad he had the invoices of his different shipmeuts ot fish properly authenticated by the American cunsular agent here, aud the duty, if any, would have been levied only on the amount -of fish specified in the invoices.Shippers of fish to the United States who have complied with the regulations concerning consular authentication of invoices, have experienced no trouble with their +hipments, while those who, In order to save the fee for the consular invoice, have forwarded their fish without obtaining oue, have been subj:cted to vexatious delays and expense.Those who evade the law relating to con- gular authentication would find their shipping business carried on much more satis- jactorily if they were to comply with the reguiationg, and in the end would discover that the consular fees do not, after all, amount to anything like as much as the expente sure to be incurred by those who ersist in shipping goods to the United Ktates unprovided with consular-certified invoices.Yours truly, SUBSCRIBER, Newcastle, N.B., Feb.24, 1886.2 CHURCHES TO-MORROW.t House of Industry and Home LET inte Rev.Professor Shaw will conduct Divine worship at 3 p.m.< h of the Messiah.\u2014 Rev.Wm.8S.Bottes Will preach at both services.Evening subject : \u2018\u2018 Recent utterances on Theism \u201d» First Baptist Church\u2014The Rev.Joshua Denovan, of Foronto, will preach in the First B.ptist Church to-morrow, at 11 a m.and 7 .m.Sunday school and Professor Fenwick\u2019s Bible class at 3 p.m.cent street Presbyterian Church.\u2014Ser- et at 11 am.and 7 p.m.The Rev.A.B.Mackay, the pastor, will preach wt both services.Gaelic service at p.m.Preacher, Mr.Malcolm McLennan.The Advent Christian Congregation, Lecture Hall, 1310 St.Catherine street, opposite the English Cathedral.\u2014Wm.W.Robertson, Elder.Service at 7 p.m.Subject, * Jesus the Christ, who was he?and what was his p etentions?\u201d\u2019 St.Gabriel Uhurch.\u2014Rev.Robert Campbell, M.A., tbe pastor, will conduct Divine gervice at 11a.m.and 7 p.m.Sunday School and Bible Class at 3 p.m.Subject of evening discourse : * Broken cisterns.\u201d Strangers invited and shown to seats.St.Jude's Church, Coursol street.\u2014Service at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Preacher, the Rector.NGS,\u2019 Bible class for young ladles Bible class for ! young men and young ladies.Sunday school E at 3 p.m.A short service on Thursiay at 8 fp .m.Band of Hope on Friday at 8 p.m.sociation v.J.H.Dixon, Rector.St.Bartholomew's Church (Reformed Episcopal), Beaver Hall Hill.\u2014Tue Right Rev.Bishop Ussher, M.D., Hector.Services on Sunday at llam.and 7 p.m.Bishop Ussher will preach in the morning and in the evening.Sunday-school and Bible class at 3 p.m.LOR, Strangers provided with seats.dings St.Andrew\u2019s Church (+ \u201church of 8ect:and).\u2014 , Morning at 11; evening at 7.Rev.J.Edgar td Hill, M.A., B.D; will officiate.Sunday school and Bible class 4t3 p m.Expository lecture at 3.15.Pew renting committee Wednesday, 710 8§ p.m.Week day service ats.l5p.m Ladies\u2019 Aid Society, Friday at3 p.m.St.James street Metnouist Churca.\u2014Rev.J.Philp, M.A pastor, will preach at ll a.m.and 7 p.m.uarterly collections at both services.Sunday school and Bible classes at 9.30 a.m, and 3 p.m.Young people\u2019s meeting in lecture room, Monday, at 8 p.m.Public prayer and praise service on Wednesday, at 8 p.m.A hearty welcome extended to all.3.Emmanuel Church (Congregational), St.Catherine, corner of Stanley street.\u2014The Rev.James Peltie, Missionary ot the American Board of Commss-ioners tor Kureign Missions, who has recently returned from Japan, will preach in the morning at 11, and x the Rev, Dr.Stevenson in the evenirg at 7.St.Paul\u2019s Church, Dorchester street \u2014The Rev.James Barclay, M.A., pastor, will officiate at all the services.Sunday morning, at ll o'clock; Sunday «vening,at7 o\u2019clock.Young \u2018FICES! eo, No Men\u2019s Association, Sunday morning at 10.15.18 city for Sunday schooland Mr.Birelay\u2019s young men\u2019s w ; fake class at 3 p.1n.Ladies\u2019 Aid Syciety.Tuesday includisg at2.30p.mm.Wednesday even ng service at 3 10t watèr.o'clock.ouse, aod Erskine Presbyterian Church, corner St.ply 10 Catherine and Peel streets.\u2014The Rev.Louls @ strost.H.Jordan, B.D., pastor.Public services as had follows: 11 a.m., public worship, preacher, Rev Principal MacVicar, LL.D.; 3p.m., Sab- J bath Scbool and pastor\u2019s Bible.class ; 7 p.m., , public worship,preacher, the pastor.Social prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m.hose well 'opic of evening discourse: \u201cThe Nurnber Bio of the saved.\u201d Strangers are cordiallv wel- \"a Wi- comed.large four Church of St.James the Apostle.\u2014 Sex- n llege esima.Holy Communion at 8 a.m.iidings io orning serviceat 11.Pre+cher, Rev.Canon ontaining Ellegoud.Choral Litany at 4.15.Seats free.Preacher, Rev.Canon Ellegood.Evening been used service at 7.A large proportion of the pews , aud are are free at this service.reacher, Rev.H.es, kilns, Kittson.Sunday-school and Bible class at , desirable 3pm.Service on Friday at 11 a.m.The table also ies of the Church Aid Society meet on s and for Monday, at2.30 p.m.Rev.Canon Ellegood, rector.Trinity Church, opposite Viger Square.\u2014 Sexagesima Sunday.Morning prayer at 11 am.Sunday school and adult Bible class at 8 p.m.Evening service at 7 p.m.Preacher at both services, the rector.Meeting of Ladies\u2019 Aid Society on T.esday aflernoou at Zpm in the vestry.The last lecture of the \u201cTrinity Church Association\u2019s.\u201d Special course will be delivered by « anon Mills, in the Lecture Hall of the Church, on Tuesday evening next, the 2nd prox., at 8 o'clock, on \u2018 Whitefield and his Times.\u201d Service on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the chapel.Rev.Canon Mills, B.D., rector.Christ Church Cathedral.\u20149 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., morning prayer.* Te Deum,\u201d Schumann\u2019s in B, flat.\u2018 Benedic- tus,\u201d Starnes in A.\u2018 Kyrie,\u201d Mackenzie's in A.Preacher, Rev.J.G.Norton, M.A., rector.Offertory, \u2018* My hope is in the everlasting,\u201d solo), Stainer.4.15 p.m., Choral Litany.Preacher, Rev.J.A.Newnuam, M.A.7 p.m., eveuing prayer and Holy Commu- non.\u2018 Magnificat\u2019 and \u2018Nunc Dimittis,\u201d Staiver\u2019s in A.Anthem, *\u2018 Lord, why hast thou forsaken,\u201d J.Hayden.Preacher, Rev.J.G.Norton, M.A., rector.Offertory, O come, let\u2019 us worship,\u201d [solo], Mendelssohn.N.B.The offertories will be devoted to providing a holiday for Sister Sarah, Lad Mother ali Buviours Smallpox Hospital, whose he 1 s been d by her.ordu .us duties in the hospital.own by AMS nes Street A MONTANA BLIZZARD.How it Howled in Dead Man\u2019s Galch\u2014 Some Sad Sacrifices, [From the New York Star.] i.It was in the smoking car of à train on %e Erie road, and some one had asked him dow cold he had s en it in Montana, Well, sir, I'll relate a little experience ine in 1870,\u201d be replied, as he threw his stub away, \u201cI was then operating a 89% mil) on Fat Injun Creek, and courting 8 girl about thirteen miles away.One night in Febrflary, when the thermometér 8t00d 26° above zero, I rode over to see her.The family consisted of herself, father, mother, two youvg childrex \u2018and a Chin, .] i and hp cook, I waa warmly received when g bf; .Man's 6 1zzard came howling down Dead Mai ulch.Snow came with it, and- inaide of an hour the house was banked mn.pe theFmometom kept going down and COwn, and before, 3 o'clock next Morning the'mercurs lwas dead out of eight.bere wag mighty little fuel for.the fire, and the last stick was gone before gat daylight W ir if y e burned up doors, chairs iG L bedsteads and tables, but the cold kept ner o @ù Rrowing more severe, and along toward night the fatber, mother i fins the father, and two children \u2018En * You dont mean it ! \u201d renites f his listeners, ; whispered one og 41090 1 j A \u2018 1 old folks had just gone off to bed | no Mormon about me But for my presence of mind I should not be bere to- se Why ?2\u201d « Well, when the last stick of fuel was exhausted, I jammed the body of Me old man into the fireplace.It scon blazed up and made the hottest fire we had since the cdd vet in.He was a tosgh old chap, and lasted us until about midnight.I then got up and threw the old woman 01 for a backiog, and used ihe cai'dren to chiuk in with.\u201d .499 « How did the giil take it ?; « Al} right until just before daylight.Then she suddenly remembered that the old man had $150 in his vest pocket when I flung him op, and this of course was lost, She reproached me for my careless ness, and 00E word brought on another, until 1 plaiu'y realized that she was no wife for me.I told ber a8 much, and she went off to sulk in a corner.I sat toasting my shins before the grateful fire fora uarter of an hour, and then looked around and found ber dead.\u201d «You don\u2019t say! Was she frozen?\u201d « Stiff as a crowbar.Affairs must have been shapzd by tue Land of Providence, for it was ten hours longer before the bhz- zard broke, and I bad to use her for firewood.Not having any more small chi!d- ren to chink in with, she burned like a log of swamp elm, aud tue end of my nose was frozen withiu five feet of the fire.She was just about gone when the blizzard pbroke, aud I dug my way out.\u201d \u201cAnd you actually buroed up that whole family to save your own infernal carcass!\u201d exclaimed the wan with the briar-root.* Well, what could I do?\u201d \u201cYou look a-here!\u201d continued the other, \u201cI'm in a strange State now, and dou\u201d know the laws, und don\u2019t want to get into jail; but I live in St.Thomas, Canada, and 1f ever I catch you six iuches into Canadian oil and doo\u2019t maul the daylight out of you, then may St.Peter go back on me at Heaven\u2019s gate!\u201d Tue Montaua man bowed his head and would say no wore, although he had not told what became of the Cuinamn=n.ep OF VIAL IMPORTANCE.It is just as essential that the human body should have pure blood, as that a tree or plant should have gap to nournish and invigorate its growth.Nearly ally our boduy ills arise from unhealthy blood Burdock Blood Bitters purifies this fountain of hfe, and regulates all the vija- organs {0 4 Leaithy action.JOYFUL NEWS.It is certainly glad tidings to the poor invalid to be informed of a remedy that will give prompt and sure relier in çase of painful sutferiug.Such remedy is Hag- yard\u2019s Yellow Oil, adapted for internal and exterual use in all ordinary aches, pains, limevess and soreness.It cures rheumatism, veuralgia, sore throat, croup and all iuflamuialury pains.y ~~ - UC «IN3LVd SdVaH 1135013 LUV AHO IDTOOEOT 5 1 oO W.E.POWER.Agent, 773 Craig, near Victoria Square.CALL AND SEE THEM.A Few in Stock at Net Cash Prices.GHEAP'S PATENT\u201d DRY EARTH GLOSET Adopted by the Dominion and Provincial Governments.de ws 23 Jan 27 PEN DERS, addressed to the undersignèd, in a sealed envelops, marked Tenders for Printing, or Binding [as the case may be], will be received until noon of the first day of the next Session of Parliament, the 25th February, 1886, [after which time no tender will be received], for the Printing and the Binding required for the Parliameat of the Dominion of Canada.| No tender will be received except on the biank form, which can be had on application.tothe u dersigned, and frou \u2018vhom all information can bs obtai qu The Committe - do not.bind .themsajwias to: accept the lowest or any tquder, Bo : By order.HENRY HARTNEY, Clerk, Joint Committee of both Houses on Printing.DEPT.PRINTING OF PARLIAMENT, } OTTAWA, January 25th, 1886.3 2wrts 38 FOR SALE, EX STORE, SAL S :DA, in Lots.WHITING3, in Casks and Farrels.LINSEED OIL, Raw and Boiled, guarauteed finest qualities.FLOUR SU PHUR, in ¥arrels.LUMP ALUM, in Barrels.GLASGOW T.D.CLAY TOBACCO PIPES, in Boxes.ROBI.N.C.CONNAL, Importer, Chesterfield Chambers, 18 ST.ALEXIS STREET.tv tre \u2018206 - Verret, Stewart & Co.OFFER FOR SALE Des.10 NORTE SHORE SALMON,: BRITISH COLUMBIA SALMUN, SPLIT MACKEREL, ' SEA TROUT, -?GREEN CODFISH, DRY CODFISH , SALT WATER EELS, \u2014\u2014ALSO\u2014+ RICE'S PURE DAIRY SALT, ' RICE\u2019S TABLE SALT, in all sizes, ENGLISH F.F.SALT, LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT.Montreal, 20th Feb., 1886.tre 4 sa If you want Boarders advertise in The Herald, free.LABRADOR HERRINGS, | si St.James Street, MONTREA!.HENRY HOCAN, Proprietor.The Best Known Hotel in the Dominion; July 2 mws 177 Albemarle Hotel, MADISON SQUARE.NEW YORK.Most charmingly situated at the junction of Broadway, Fifth Avenue ard 24th St.PIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF NORWICH, ENGLAND.Establiehea 1797.Capital, - - - - $5,500,000 REPRESENTED BY JOHN WM.MOLSON, RESIDENT AGENT, 101 St.Francois Xavier Street, SPECIAL CITY AGENTS: J.MURRAŸ.| A.M.ROLLAND.A\" Telephone communication.Oct.23.tf ws 254 STANDARD LILE ASSURANCE COMPANY, (Established 1825.) This most fashionable and centrally located hotel has been reaovated from top to bottom, and B now re-opened under management, of R.H.Southgate, upor e Americ European Plans.\"his hotel is the favorite resort for Canadians.MITCHELL, KINZLER & SOUTHGATE, Proprietors.Comfortable Rooms, $2 per day; Board, 82,50 per duy.11236 Murray Hill Hotel.NEW YORK: The largest and finest constructed hotel in the city, on Park Avenue, one block from Grand Central Depot.(ON AMERIOAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.) 600 rooms, ele ;antly furnished and decorated The ventilation, drainage and sanitary arrangements generally, are the most perfect hat human ingenuity and skill can devise.stalrways and 8 elevators.No charge for conveying baggage from or to the Grand Central Depot.HUNTING & HAMMOND, Proprietors.sune l5 ly 143 THE RUSSELL, OTTAWA.The Palace Hotel of Canada This magnificent new Hotel, fitted up in the most modern style, 18 row open.The Russell contains accommodations for over FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with passage and baggage elevatori, and commands & splendid view of the city, Parliamentary grounds, river and canal.Visitorsto the Capital having business with the Government find it most convenient to stop at the Russell, whe-s they can always meet leading publicmer.Theen- tire Hotel ls supplied with escapes, and in case of fire there would not be any confusion or danger ttention paid to guests, Every atte ® GOUIN & 00.Proprietors.February 5.8 ST.LOUIS HOTEL QUEBEC.This hotel, which is unrivilled for size, tyle, and locality In Quebec, has just been completely transformed and modernized throughout, being refitted with mew system of drainage and ventilation, passenger elevator, Electric bells and lights, &c.In fact, all that modern ingenwity and practical sclence can devise to promote the comfort and convenience of guests has been supplied.8 RUSSELL, President.CHATEAU SAINT LOUIS HOTEL CO.Propristors June 28 153 CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.IL.REVERE HOUSE.MRS.MCNEIL, Proprietress.First-class Commercial and Private Hotel.Good Sample Rooms, convenient to Railway BNONtEAMNAALE GLASCOW.aa, PHILPS C7 2.1345 AOTEL, 141 H ATH STREET.First-Class; Quietly and Centrally Situated ModerateCharges.| Turkish Baths.THE MONTREAL HERALD is on fyle at this Hotel.Iniv 8 &r Wh Rl AEW ENGLAND PAPER CO.MILLS AT PORTNEUF- Office and Warehouse: Nun's Building 21 & 23 DeBresoles st., Montreal, MANUFACTURERS OF Straw Wrappings.! on Hanging, Sheeting: and Roofing Papers and Gard Middles.Dec.19 Sm trs 308 TEL H CANADA COTTON COMPANY, Cornwall, Ont \u2014${ ; == ; Manufacturers of Cottonades, Ducks, Canton Flannels, Dyed Linings, Cotton Blankets, &c Offices im Montreal: Corner St.John and Notre Dame streets City and District Oct.2, Ly 2860 News, Manilla, Brown.Grey and | facing Madison Square.\u2014 Conducted on the European Plan Total Risks = = = » = = 8100,600,000 JANVRIN & WALTER, Invested Funds - - - = = 31,470,000 Proprietors: Annual Income « « - = 4,000,000 June D y str B hitherto distribute ed amount to the large HQTEL BRUNSWICK, | ssevor-7- 772 27.27000000 .The time for closing the Company\u2019s Books, Fifth Avenu 3, New York.and dividing the Profits.having been ex- Led tended to the 8th of December next, ail proposals sent in prior to that date will participate in a full year\u2019s share of the profit.W.M.RAMSAY, Manager.Standard Buillings, Montreal.Nov.21 tf 287 Nonh driish and Mercantile FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y, ESTABLISHED 1809.RESOURCES OF THE COMPANY.Authorized Capital.£3,000,000 Sig Subscribed.2,600,000 Pald-AP.10080100000000u000 625,000 *¢ Fire Fund and Reserves at 31st December, 1884.£1,597,225 9 6 Lifeand Apnunity Funds.3,994,662 7 3 Revenue, Fire Braneh.1,201,068 1111 Life & Aunuity Brunches 587,561 8 8 WILLIAM EWING.+++ +s Inspector GEORGE N.AHERN.8ub-Inspectoy Head Office for the Dominion, Montreai D.LORN MACDOUGALL, THOMAS DAVIDSON, General Agents.October 1 ly 235 THEROYALCANADIAN Fire and Marine Insurance Co.157 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL.This Company, doing business in Canada only, presents the follow!ng Financial Statement, and solicits the patronage of those seeking unquestionable security and honorable treatment :\u2014 Capital.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.se\u2026usunc000.01 BT00,000 Income during the year ending 81st Dec, I884.00000000004.8425,000 ANDREW ROBERTSON, Esq.Hon.J.R.THIBAUDEAU, President.Vice-Pres.ARTHUR GAGNON, Gxo.H.MOHENRY, Sec.-Treas.Manager.Oct.2.1y 238 THE LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE CO.Lm Canada Board of Directors * The Honorabie HY.STaAXNKS, Chairman.THEODORE HART, Esq.EDMOND J.;BARBEAU, Esq.W.J.BUCHANAN, Esq.Capital, - - = a * Amount Imvested in Canada.Assets, - - - - a $10,000,000 $900,000 $33,000,000 Mercantile Risks accepted at the lowest current rates.Churches, Dwelling Houses and Farm Properties, insured at reduced rates.G.F.O0.SMITH, Chief Agent for the Dominion, Sub-Agents: B LAURIN, FRED CO.HENSHAW, 16 Place d\u2019 Armes, 24 Hospital street.Having been appointed Sub-Agent for the above Company for the City of Montreal, I take the liberty of asking my friends to favor me with a share of their Insurance Risks.F.0.HENSHAW, 24 Hospital Street, M&F\" Telephone Communication.EZ GIBB & CO.Being Weekly in Receipt] of NOVELTIES \u2014IN TAILORING AND HABERDASHERY INVITE INSPECTION.EW STATIONERY El Mahdi (very red), Egg Shell, Kirmess.Not hr al Eons IN BOXES.HORTON, PHILLIPS & BCLMEE, Stationers, Blank Book Makersand Printers 1755 Notre Dame st.MONTREAL.Feb.9 153 CASTOR FLUID (Begistered) A delighttully refreshing preparation for the hair.Should ba used daily.Keeps the scalp healthy, prevents dandruff, promotes tie growth, A perfect hair dressing for the amily.25¢ per bottle, AEx LY 4.GRAY, Chemist 141 St.Lawrence Min 3:.ra et.DIRECT AND REGULAR STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CANADA, HAMBURG AND ANTWERP \u2014BY\u2014 The Hansa Steamship Co.-\u2014 AND \u2014 White Cross Line, Under Contract with Dominion Government, S.8.KEMRWIEDER Drow pou A PRIE EEE LR TEE u eaving latter port for Montreal on or about 25th APRIL, po 8.8, GRASBROOK will sail from Antwerp direct for Montreal on or about 5th MAY, to be followed by the steamships \u2018° Wandrahm\u201d and \u201c Baumwall,\u201d giving a monthly service between Hamburg, and fortnightly between Antwerp and Can- ads.Cther steamers will be added as trade re pires La i ; rough Bills Lading granted in Hambur; and Antwerp to poi ts East and West.& For rates of freight and other particulars apply to AUGUST BOLTEN, Hamburg ; GRISAR & MARSILY, Antwerp Agents Hansa Steamship Co.STEINMANN & LUDWIG, Antwe y Agents White Cross Tine, Or to HUNDERLOH & CO.Montreal, General Agents in Canada.Feb.19 48 GUION LINE.Now York aad Liverpool, calling at Queenstows PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM NEW YORK, Nevada.Tuesday, Feb.23 .Wisconsin .uesday, Meh, 3 5 bm, Alaska.Tuesday, Mch.9, 7.00 am.\u2018Wyoming .Tuesday, Mch, 16, 1.80 p.m, Arizona.Tuesday, Mch.23, 7.30 am.Nevada .,.,Tuesday, Mch, 30, 1.30 p.m.] Wisconsini.Tuesday, April 6, 580 Drm Alaska.grees Tuesday.April 1 Noon.«sees.Tuesda; r X a.Arlzona.,., \u201c\u2019Faesday, April a1, 530 p.m These steamers are built of Iron | \u201c tight compartments, and are farnished in every Iequisite to make the passage across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable, having Bathroom, Smoking-room, rawing-reom, Piano brary, also, experi Btewardess and Caterer on oooh Surgeon, steamer, The Btate-rooms are all upper deck, thus insuring those greatest of 1 Perfect ventilation and light, wxuries at non CABIN PASSAGE.$60, $50 and $100, according to location, &o, INTERMEDJATE, This 1s 5 class that affords ie ate means a ri table way f oe Jong, Beds, Bedding ash-basins, &c., er with good food, separate Dining-roem from either Oabin or Sterrage being provided.Passage, $85 single; $70 round trip, Steerage at Very Low Rates; Apply to GUION & 00.9 Broadway, New York.J.Y.CILMOUR & COW\u201c 354 tree treal Fob.23 St Paul 8 ty Mon ak CUNARD LINE.LANE ROUTE.The Ct nari Steamsh: betwiam NEW YOR., oalling at CORK FROM PIER 4©N, R.NEW YORK.ver.Saturday, Feb.27 -Saturday, March 6 «Saturday, Saturday, Jom; (Limited; and PIVKRFOOL ' HARBOUR: SERVIA.And every following Saturday froma New York and from Boston.RATES oF PASSAGE\u2014Cabin, $60, $80 and $100, accordi to accommodation\u2019 intermediate assage .Tot p Steerage at vory low rates, Bleerage ticke to and from Igverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts of Europe at lowest rates.Through Bills of Lading given for Belfast, the Continent, and for Mediterranean Porta.For Freight and Passage, at the Nompany\u2019s Office, No.¢ Bowling Green, New York.VERNON H.BROWN & 00, ' Or to THOS, WILSON, Agents ' 17 sit.Sacrament Street, Montreal.sept.212 Ca oo > EMMI HD WÉS 10 Bailing from Pier 47 North River, New York.#For Bermuda\u2014SS.TRINIDAD,, Marck 2, and 88.ORINOCQ, March 4.FOr Hl nllle, Aullgas, wominica, Martin- igue St.Lucia, Barbades and Trinidad-\u2014£, URIEL, Mareh 27.¥or freight, passage and insuranes, apply te A.E.OUTERBRIDGE &CO,, Agents, rondway, Kew Yor, WORLD TRAVEL 0Q., 138 St.James street, Montreal.Ponte HUS AHERN Secretary, Quebec.HE INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND | STEAM NAVIGATION GUIDH Published Monthiy, containing the TIMETABLES and MAPS of all the CANADIAN and the principal AMERICAN RAILWAY and STEAM NAVIGATION LINES.For sale by News Dealers and Booksellers ans by News Agents on Trains and Steamers, PRICE, - = +» 20 CENTS, Annual Subscription, ¥ 4.00, payable In ad- D.KR.CHIS HULE & CO., 1705 Not\" oame Suseel, Montreal.ublishers and Proprietors BROKERS\u2019 ADVICE NOTES.BROKERS* BUYING AND SELLING CCMTRAC] BLANKS.MONTREAL HERALD PRINTING OFFICE VICTORLA BQUARHE, MON TREAL a ow, Havre.Antwerp and other Ports on | | years efag nalf-fare, Servants, $50.THE CANADA SHIPPING C0.\u2019 LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK Joraprising the following First-class, Cl built, Fall-powered Iron Steamships yae Tons, +0 :5,000 54,100 WINTER ARRANGEMENTS The steamers of the Line will sail fro Liverpool for New York dirset, as follows: Lake Winnipeg.\u2026.Tuesday, vec.2 Lake Superior.so.Tuesday, Jan.Lake Huron.s.,.Tuesday, Jan.1 Connecting at the latter port by direct rail with all points in Canada and the Western States, arrangements have been made ensur- ing the prompt delivery of goods on Through Bifls Lading.y ug SAILINGS FROM NEW YORX FOR LIVERPOOL.Lake Huron.ss.Saturday, Jan.Lake Winnipeg.Saturday, Jan | 1 Lake Superior.Saturday, Jan.89 compartmen ts and or apoolai stronvte Tob Ea m] ents and of special stre: or the North Atlantic trade.In the passenger departments the most perfect provision has been made to ensure the comfort and convenience of all.Inthe Oabin the Staterooms are large and airy.The Steerage is fitted with the most approved Patent Canvas Berths, and is fully ventilated and heated by steam, Ax experienced Surgeon is carried by each sieamer, also Stewardesses to attend to the wants of females and children.: RATES OF PASSAGE: Cabin, Montreal to Liverpoel.$57.Returh Ticket.RE Above rates include rail fare to and from New York, STEERAGE AT LOWEST RATE.For Freight or other particalars, apply: In Belfast, to A.A.ATT, 3 Custom House Square ; in Queenstown, lo N, G8 & Co.; in Liverpool, to R.W.ROBERTS, 31 Water St.: in New York, to ARKELL & DOUGLAS, Kemble Building, Whitehall 8t., or K.E.MURRAY.General Manage! , 1 Onstom House Square, Montreal.Nov.28 WHITE STAB LINE CARRYING BRITISH AND AMERI CAN MAILS, PROVIDED WITH EVERY MODER IMPROVEMENT.NOTICE.\u2014The steamers of this Line tase specified routes, according to the sea cus vu.the year, which include the Lane Routes, recommended by Lieutenant Maury.; Sailing between NEW YORK and LIVE: POOL, via Queenstown, sre appointed to leave as follows :\u2014 FROM NEW YORK.Adriatie.Thursday, Feb.18, 8.00 p.m.Germanic.Thursday, Feb, 23, 11.60 a.m.Celtic .Thureday, Mar.4, 3.00 p.m.Britannic.Thursday, Mar.11, 9.00 a.m, Adriatic.Thursday, Mar.18, 3.00 p.m.Germauie.Thursday, Mar.25, 9.30a.m.Republic «Thursday, April 1, 8.00 p m.Britannic .Thursday, A pril 8, 8.00 a.m, Adriatic Thursday, April 15, 2.20 p.m.German Thursday, April 22, 8.00 à m.eltic.Thursday, April 29, 2.0u p.m.*This steamer has very superior interme- ite accommodations.Rate $35 .Excursion CABIN RATES.NewYork to Liverpool and Queenstown, $60 $80 and $100, 5 Beturn Tickets, $110, $140 and $180, Tickets to London, $7, and to Paris, $22, additional.Children between one and twelve years, half-price.Infants free.THESES STEAMERS DO NOT GARRY UATTLX BHERP OR PIGS.Ce STHERAGE RATES hia ont ie Liympesh Londoncarsy wn, Glasgo as ado toi, Cardif, Belmullet, or Glas ow.Anolud Passengers booked, via Liverpool, to all of Enropoat oo erate TAtes.' \u2018or fprther information and passages app E.1.OC ¢T1S, Agent, 17 Broadway.& ew York.- B.J.COGHLIN SOLE AGENT, «18 Bt, Paul Street, Montreal.Feb.15 168 ROYAL MAIL STEAMER FOR QUZENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL -Carrying the United States Mail, PROPOSED SAILING.O.of Richmo:d.Saturday, Jan.23, 4.00 p.m.Baltic\u2018*****.\u2026.Saturday, Jan.30, 2.00 p.m.City of Chester, .8aturday, Feb.13, 12.30 p.m.City of Chlcago.Saturday, Feb.20, 4 * Richmond.Saturday, Feb.27, 1.00 p.m.Baltic .Saturday, Mar.City of Berlin .Saturday.City of Chester.S8aturday, Mar.20, 4 City of Ohlcago.8aturday, Mar.27, 11.« Richmord.Saturday, Apl.Baltic.\u2026.Saturday, City of Berlin.Saturday, Apl.City of Chester.Satt.cday, ApL From Inman Pier, foot of Grand Street, Jersey City.Steerage at very low rates, Intermediate passage, $25, Round Tri RATES OF PASSA GIL 40, and $100, 5, cording \u201ccaccommodation, all having equa saloonp: \u2018leges.Children between and 19 Special Round Trip Tickets at reduced rates.Ticketsto London, $7; and to Paris $15, and addional, according te route selected oon, taterooms, Smoking and > rooms araidshpis.' ° Bath These steamers do not earry Oattle, Sheep or Pigs.For freight or e a te PETER WRIGHT & NE Genbral gong No.1 Broad- ; way, New York ; or C.0, MOFALL, 148 St, James Street, or te J.Y.GILMOUR & CO., 354 St.Paul Street, Montreal.July 10 165 ed PATENTS Properly secured im OANADA, UNITED STATS EUROPEAN umd! SRE ER rer, AGREEMENTS and ABSIG VIS VAT matters relating to PATENTS trans- ri noted with doouraoy.t Reasomible Terms % plitude, and upon \u201cJ, A.RENNIE, Solicitor and rt, 23 St, James Street, Montreal 28 Correspondence Invite, Inanary 30 Excellent Storage Apply ot ASHES INSPECTION CUFFICE.Britan: Thursday, May 6, 7.30 a.m.Adriatic, Thursday, May 13, 1.30 p.m.Germanic, Thursday, May 20, 4.00 p,m.Celtic .,s.Thursday, May 7,12.30 p.m, | lng Railway Fare 10 New York, at lowes! ra _\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 = = = \u2014_\u2014 a ve -~ 7 em \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\"\"_p\u2014_\"\" TT TT - TT - .THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 8 « Every word of il.\u201d Hotels.;\" Jusurance.Steamships.Dizasusiipe ] Steamsiips, | CORR: SPONDENCE- lm the pel ae T7 an | ; ~~ rz | \"BEAVER LING LLAN LiNF m2 me +] tac 1 t me | 3 A yr | ty =, ] ; consular Certificates for Canadian nh wend her\u201d Tie \u201ccld woman, ben she ST.LAW RB EN CE H ALL NOTICE.7 ey = < 4 hey dds LL salt me ~ Shipments.ro bere at \u201cI tare There's | 135 TO 139 NORWICH UNION 55 + A Le = Urder contract with iho Gover: ment of Canada and Newfoundland for tbe Oonveyanceo {theOA 'ADIAN apd UNITED S8TLTER Mails.1885- -Winter Arrangement- -188.This Oompany\u2019s Lines are composed « f the fol owing Double-Engined, Clyde-built 1R\" a 3x.AMSHIPS.They are builtin water-tight cam artments, are unsy sed for stresgth modern improvements that practical ex) e rience can suggest, and have madethe 'auly time on record.v-asels.luriage.Comman Numidian 610 Building dors.54% Cort.James Wylie, bod Lt.W.H.Smith BR N.R +4100 Capt.Joseph Ritehis rence 8600 art J.Graham.re 4000 æ .ardso reruviar .Pi N° oh a +3400 Capt.R.H.Hughes, Nova Scotian.83200 Capt.Hugh lie.Caspiou.3200 Lt.R.Basroty A NB Carthaginian Capt.A.MacNicol, 8iberian., +1.4600 Capt.P.Moore.Norwegian.,.3531 Capt.J.G.Stephen Hibernian Sas pis ohn Brown.© .pt.Ambury, estorian.2700 t.W.Dal , Prussian ,.> * A sie! 3000 Capt.Alex.MoDouga, 3000 Capt, John Park.el 3800 Capt, J, Scott.Le - Li cerns Newfoundland.Acadian ++ ow.l +.1600 Capt C.M.35 Capi IN Mami The Steamers of the Liverpool Mail Line Sailing from Liverpool on from Portland on THURSDAYS sud As, Halifax on SATURDAYS, ling at Lougn Fogle to receive on board and lang Malis dp + and from Ire are intended tn be despatehed and Scotlan à FROM HALIFAX, Caspian .,.-Saturday, March Circassian Saturday, March Peruviän.\u2026 Saturday, March 27 Polynesian .-Baturday, April 48 At TWO o'clock P.M., - = - or thearrival of the Intercelonial Rail Train from the West, way - FROM FORTLAND TO LIVERPOOL, VIA HALIFAX.Casplan.Thursday, March Ciroassian., Thursday.March 18 Peruvian., Thursday, March 25.Polynesian ., PTT Thursday, April At ONE o\u2019cleck P.M., or oh the arrival of the Grand Trunk Railway Train from the West.Rates of Passage from Montreal.via Halifax : Oabin.562, $65, (Aceording to ones and 368 termediate .Bteerage.At low stTalem, ~ Rates or Passage from M ntrea! via Portland : Cabin.$57.50, $77.50 and $87.5 (According to accommodation.Intermediate.Steerage.At lowest He Newfoundland Lines The 8.8.NEWFOUNDLAND is intended to - perform a Winter Service between Halifax and St.Johns, N.}., as follows :\u2014 Connecting with Steamships leaving Liverpool for Halifax en Feb.25, March 11, March FROM HALIFAX\u2014TUESDAY.Feb.March 9, Maron 23, April 6.Feb.38, FROM ST.JOHNS\u2014MONDAY., March 1, March 15, March 29, April 12, RATES OF PASSAGE BETWEEN NALIFAX AND- ST.JONNS : Cabir.\u2026\u2026\u2026 520.00 | Intettna S15 Steerage.$68.0).\u2014 Glasgow Line.During the veason of Winter Navigation a steamer will be despatched fortnightly from Glasgow for Boston (via Halifax when occag- ion requires), and fortnightly from Boston to- Glasgow direct, as follows :\u2014 FROM BOSTON.Prussian .About March 23: The steamers of the Glasgow, Londo and Philudelphie Service are intended ta ba despatched from Philadelphia for Glasgsw, FROM PHILADELPHIA.a rte Abou March 4 THROUGH BILLS OF LADING anted in Live \u2018and Glasgow, and Continen Pores, vo all points in \u2018tne Unit =: States and Canada, and froni all Stations £ Canada and tbe United States to Liverpo and Glasgow, V.a Boston, Portland or Halifax.Connections by the Iniercolonial and Gran ?Trunk Railwsys via Halifax; aud by the Cehtral Vermont and Grand Trunk Rallways (National Despatch) and by the Boston and Albany, New York Central and Great West ern lways (Merchants\u2019 Despatch), vis Bostoh, and by Grand Trunk Railway Com pany via Portland.Through Rates and Through Bills of Lad2n-+ for East-beund Traffic can be obtained from any of the Agents of the above-named Rally ways, For Freight, passage or other info'rr.ation apply to JOHN M.CURRIE, 21 Quai d\u2019Orlean; AVT6; ALEXANDER HUWTRR, 4 Rue Glue Paris; AUG.SOMMITZ & \u2018o., Or.RICHARD BERNS, Antwerp; Rurs & Co, Rotterdam 0.Hudo Hamburg; JAMES Moss & Co., Box deaux ; FISCHER & BEHMER, Schusseikor No.8, Bremen ; CHARLEY & MALOOLM; ; JAMES 8C0TT & Co., Queenstown ; MONT- GOMERIE & WORKMAN,36 CG reet London ; JAMES & ALEX.aLLAN 7.Great Clyde street, Glasgow; ALLAN Éro1Ta»Es, James street, Liverpool ; ALLANS, RAB & D: Quebec; ALLAN & Co., 112 La Salle street, Chl» cago; H.BOURLIER, Toronto: THoS.COOE & SON, 261 Broadway, New York, «r to G.W - ROBINSON 1364 Se James Street, opposite St.Lawrenve H , H.& A.ALLAN, * r4 India Street, Portladd, 8 State Street, Boston, and 25 Common Street, Montreal, February 22, 1886 230 DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.\u2014 + LIVERPOOL SERVICE.From From Portland.Halifax, *VANCOUVER.11th Maroh TORONTO.Éth Maron 0e March *OREGON.8th April 10th \u2018April Bristol Service for Avonmonth Deck.DOMINION .102000010000000000000, Srd Mareh \u2018 TEXAS c1s0ccscsosocssosenes \"24th Maren VIA PORTLAND.Rates of Passage from Montrea! ; =B57, 50 and $87.5 accordi Y ic fi diet, se ng to accommodation, 50.Steerage at lowest rates.VIA HALIFAX, Cabin, 25876, 78-75 and 358.75, according to I Prolgni ates.apply in Liverpoo Shroot: hy Goa Montgom Iv.2 James - ¢izand Trunk Railway Offices or to © D.0\u2019 ames street.DAVID TORRANCE & CU., General Agen ts, Mo; Feb 27 eu ge + mir Sal, + Rx speed and comfort, are fitted up with all tke + See rr r\u2014\u2014 \u2014 | \u2014 A 4 TERMS rtain the cause of this.For Mr.Everett\u2019s benefit, Mr.Blake told him of the failure of many large factories in New Brunswick, and ridiculed the idea that this was owing to a want of capital.Al- ludisg to the mover\u2019s prophecy of a home market for fish being established, he sarcastically said that notwithstanding the large trade along the Intercolonial Railway it is said the railway was not paying ite way, as by way of retrenchment many of the employees of the road were being die- charged.Mr.Blake proceeded to point out some very important omissions in the Speech from the Throne.In the first place, there was no allusion to the large deficit that existed.Then, again, the important trinmph of Provincial rights in the Privy Council, Sir John to the contrary notwithstanding, is not referred to.The Exchange Bank loss is still left alone.In reference to the Indians he condemned the action of the Government in putting the Indians on short rations by way of punishment f.r their faults in the North- West, characterizing it as most unwise and almost inhuman.Speaking of the paragraph in relation to the disturbance in the North-West, he said he thought it indicated intended expenditures that were disappointing after the recent augmentation of the North-West police force, and he thought that the principle of local organizations with liberal encouragement should be the guiding one.Tue Government, however, were in the best position to judge of what was necessary, and they were responsible for the measures they might adopt.The time to deal with this question would by and by arise.He iudulged in some gentle chaff at Sir John\u2019s speech at the St.George\u2019s club, particularly on the subject of the Navy which Sir John promised to provide to enforce peace throughout the world, and then seriously condemned the idea of Canada being associated in providing blood and arms to carry out every Jingo scheme that England might undertake, in~tanciug the Soudan campaign as one in which Canadians would not have approved our active participation.A policy of which Canada had no voice in moulding, she would not be content to promote with men and money.Breaking agaia into badinage he quoted several remarks of Sir John\u2019s at various times and applied some * Hans Breitman\u201d in a ludicrous way that brought down the House.Considerable interest and some amusement was caused by Mr.Blake\u2019s reading the account of a scene that occurred some years agc between Sir John Macdonald, Sir Charles Tupper and the Hon.D.A.Smith.Mr.Blake continued his speech,reviewing with sarcastic harmour the changes in the Cabinet during the recess.Sir John replied, explaining that owing to the approaching presidential election, and Blaine\u2019s hostile attitude towards Great Britain, it was useless to ask for a renewal of the Fishery treaty.He did eo after the election, offering a continuance of privileges to avoid a conflict while \u2018the negotiations were pending.He could uot help the impending fa lure.He defended his speech at the St.Georges Club and said that aa appeal to the country on that general line would leave Mr.Blake in a miserable minority, and twitted him with holding free trade principles while afraid to make it a plank in his platform.He defended the Cabinet changes and the individual members, including Mr.MacPherson.He attacked Mr.Blake, characterising Gis speech as unchristian, ungentlemanly and malignant.He excused taking Mr.Thomp son from the Bench, repudiated the charge of cutting down the provisions of Indians remaining on the reserves, who were now better fed than in the old buffalo days.MR.CARTWRIGHT followed,quoting the Premier's remarks on Mr.Vail joining Mr.Mackenzie\u2019s Cabinet, À these being more uncharitable and ungentlemanly than those now excepted to.He contrasted Sir John\u2019s Toronto and London speeches on Imperial Federation, showing inconsistency.He was answered by HON.T.WHITE, who maintained that the report was garblid and that all the Premier\u2019 speeches were consistent in spirit and in language.MR DAVIES bitterly complained of the Government extending privileges to the Americans without compensation, which was ruinous to the Maritime people.HON.MR.MITCHELL protested against the use of language in England on Imperial Federation that could only mislead.He would never consent to anything limiting Canada\u2019s self- government or impoeing burdens on her by outside authority.On the Fishery ques- action.Oa the knowledge of the abrogation of the fishery clauses of the Washington Treaty, immediate steps should have been taken to establish a inarine police in case the treaty was not renewed.1t would have protected Canadian fishermen and ascisted in obtaining a treaty, Although late, it was not too late now.He trusted immediate action would be taken by the new Minister of Marine and Fisheries, He referred to the harsh changes made on the Intercolonial Railway in the middle of winter, and hoped this would be rectified, as the poor people could get no employment at this time of the year.The debate ended without any amendment to the Speech being proposed.Ales Abdvertisements.BY REQUEST, At the request of many of our customers we have fitted up a small refreshment parlor on second floor, adjoining the ladies\u2019 waiting- room, where tea, coffee, chocolate, or fluid beef can be obtained.This room is for the use of ladies only, or gentlemen accompanying them.8.CARSLEY, NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS NEW PRINTS More new Prints put into stock every day.Prices from 5} up to 20c per yard.Styles beautiful, value sp.endid.S.CARSLEY.NEW EMBROIDERIE3 NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES NEW EMBROIDERIES \u2018 NEW EMBROIDERIES New Embroideries in almost endless variety.Prices from lc up to $1.50 per yard.Widths from half inch to forty-two inches.Value best in the market.S.CARSLEY.ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KiD GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT KID GLOVES ABOUT XID GLOVES Our Four-button Kid Gloves at 65c will compare favorably with what is usually re- tai.ed at from 65c to 80c.Common qualities still lower prices, Kid Gloves from 25c up to $2 per pair.8.CARSLEY.SATURDAY, Feb, 27, 1836.50 AUCTION SALE.There will be sold by Public Auction, on THURSDAY, the ELEVENTH DAY of MARCH next, the property known as the \u201cCourt House Property,\u201d situated in the contre of the Town of Lachute, in the County of Argenteuil, in the Province of Quebec.Saie to take place on the ground at TWO o'clock p.m.Terms of sale\u2014quarter Cash nnd balance in four years by equally annual instalments, with interest at 6 per cent.per annum.GAVIN J.WALKER, Sacretary-Treasurer.Lachute, Feb.25, 1886.M tTs 48 20 | [Tuts Engrazing soprenate fhe Lugs STRICTLY PURE.\u2014\u2014 HARMLESS TO THE MOST DELICATE.\u2014\u2014p\u2014\u2014 _ In Consomptive Cases Tt approaches so near a specific that \u201cNinety- five \u201d\u2019 per cent.are permanently cured where the directions are strictly complied with, There is no chemical or other i 0 harm the young or old.Asan Expectorant it has ng equal.It contains no Opium in any form.SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.Perry Davis & Son & Lawrence, SOLE AGENTS, MONTREAL.Feb 27 tion, he could not agree with the Premier\u2019s | Heva Advertisements NOTICE.The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the LITIZENS\" INSURANCE CO.OF CANADA will be held in the Company\u2019s Office, 179 St.James street, Montreal, on Monday, the 1st day of March next, At TWO o'clock p.m., to eleet three Directors, and generally to transact the business of the Company.Semi-annaal Dividend at the rate of SIX per cent.per annum has this day been declared upon the paid-up capital stock of this Company, for the six months ending 31st December last, payable at the Company's Office on and «er the 10th day of March next.Transfer Books will be closed till after the aunual meeting.& ARCH.MoGOUN, Sec.-Tre as.Montreal, Feb.18, 1885.18,22 25.27F 1M 42 LA BAOUE DU PEUPLE DIVIDEND NO.99.The stockholders of La Banque du Peuple are hereby netifled that a semi-annual dividend of Three per cent.for the last six months has beer declared on the eapltal stock, and will be payable at the office of the Bank, on and after MONDAY, the lt of March next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 15th to the 27th February inclusive.By order of the Board of Directors, A.A.TROTTIER, Cashier.Montreal, 20th January.1888.15M tTs 26 THE PATRONS OF THE ST.LAWRENCE HALL Hair Dressing Parlor Will be pleased to learn that the recent changes in its management have led to its being the MOST PuPULAR and BEST EQUIPPED Hair Dressing Establishment in the city.For the information of the general Public we subjoin a list of Prices, viz.:\u2014 SNAVIME.2.2.200000000000 srrcassacsones 10¢ Mair Catting.X50 Wet or Dry Shampoo .20¢ Hair Brushing by Steam Power.10¢ You will notice that ovr prices are popular ; and rest assured, with good artists and careful attention to all, we purpose giving our Patrons the best value for their money to be had in the city.Subscribers\u2019 tickets sold at fayor- able rates.\u201cGUS,\u201d our new Manager, long and favorably known, will be pleased to see his many friends.© T.TOMBYLL & CO.St Lawrence Hall Hair Dressing Parlor 149 8T.JAMES STREET.Jan, 16 tf s 14 Henry Clay Cigars Reina Victorias Principes Petit Duc Cequetas Reina Victorias Especials PHILIP HENRY, 134 St.James Street.BRANCH : 1385 St.Catherine St eet- LA COMPAGNIE MANUPACTURIERE DE TABAC CANADIEN DE JOLIETTE, JOLIETTE, P.Q.ern () mn DIRECTEURS : J.B.A.RICHARD, Ecr., President.A.M.RIVARD, Ecr., M.D.ED.GUILBA ULT, Eer., M.P.GEO.GUILBAULT, Ecr.J.Le À.FONTAINE, Ecr., Secretaire.Tabac Jaune, Tabac Noir, Tabac Coupe, Fabrique avecla Gacilicure feuille de OVIDE STE.MARIE, General Agent, Feb.8 RICHELIEU | The Premier Canadian Table Water.Equal to Anything Imported.@#- For sale at the leading Hotels, Clube, Restaurants and Grocers.J.A.HARTER, 1780 Notre Dame street.tf wa 237 MACDONA D, TU(PER & PHIPPEN, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, OFFICES OVER MERCHANTS' BANK, WINNIPEG.HUGH J.MACDONALD, FRANK H.PHIPPEN, J.STEWART TUPPER, WILLIAM J.TUPPER.Feb.23 om 45 Telephone 119), Jan.27 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR LOWER CANADA.PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DISTRICT OF MONTREAL, No.2122.Dame Ann Bain, of the city and district of Montreal, widow of the late Charles Phillips, in his lifetime, gentleman, of the same vlace, plaintiff, vs.Charles William Phillips, Henry Stanley Phillips and Dame Georgiana Duff Stanley, widow of the late William Edmund Philiips, in his lifetime of this sald city of Montreal, gentleman, in her quality of tutrix duly appointed to Georg sna Alice Phillips, Allan Arthur Phillips and William Ellegood Phillips, minor children issue of the marriage of the said Dame Georgiana Duff Stanley with her said late husband, all of Montreal, defendants, and James W.Hannah, merchant, George W.Pringle, fruit merchant, William Robb, accountant, and Samuel C.Fatt, accountant, all of the said city of Montreal, tiers saisis.Upon the motion of Messrs.Abbott, Tait, Abbots & Campbell, attorneys for plaintiff, the defendant, Henry Stanley Phillips, is ordered to appear within two months, (By order), F.BELANGER, .Depy.P.S,C.Montreal, 26th February, 1886.u 49 $350.00 PER MONTH SALARY and Commission to competent business manager in every city for exclusive agency of our NATIONAL AUTOMATIC GAS-SAVING GOVERNORS, Average 33 per cent.saving in gas bills.Increased illumination and safety trom fire.Over 7,000 in service.Indorsed by highest mercantile and corporate authorities $500 cash reqaired for $1,000 sample outfit.No bonds.Address 21 East Fourteenth street, New York.Feb.22 r 45 Use Imperial ixtract Cos Flavoring Extracts.£est in the World.IMPERIAL EXTRACT CO,, 48 Colsorne Street, Toronto THE UNION NATIONAL GAB-SAVING CO,, | + Baw Advertisements.PRIZE AWARD OF ANY International Health E follewing Gold Medals :\u2014 International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1880 | \u201c \u201c Adelaide, 1881 | Feb.6 SEWING Intending purchasers should bear in improvement on the old reliab e Williams constructed on an entirely different principle or levelling machins on uneven floors, Jan.83! Daring the comparatively short period it has been before name and reputation that other machines have falled to acquire in twenty years.\u201d nT mind that the NEW WILLIAMS is not a mere Singer Machine, but a new and improved machine .It has a High, Roomy Arm, a Selt-Threading a Nelf-Adjusting Castor and several other new and valuable S g It is very light running, quiet, and easy to learn.74 AGENTS AND CANVASSERS WANTED.THE WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO, 1733 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.Shuttle, an Automotic Bobbin Winder, a Tenston-Thread Releaser, Rew Advertisements, WHISKIES ! SCOTCH For Purity and Excellence of Quality \u201c GLENROSA,\u201d A Pure Highland Malt Whiskey, obtained the HIGHEST WHISKEY at the xhibition, London, 1884 IRISH.KIRKER, GREER & CO.(Limited), BELFAST, for their world-wide celebrated IRISH WHISKEY have obtained the 1882 Interoational Exhibition, New Zealand, Western Australia, 1882 be i\u201c International Exhibition, Calcutta, 1884.These fine Whiskies for Sale to the Trade only by JOHN OSBORN, SON & CO.SOLE AGENTS FOR CANADA.tf s 32 THE NEW WILLIAMS RC RGEAEL AON FRE ALS \u201cMACHINE the public has gained for itself a inventions.offered to the Public.January 12 McINTYRE, October 16.om _Aduertisements PUBLIC NC mp Is hereby given that the Corporation of the Paris of \u2018 Les Saints Anges,\u201d of Lachine, will apply to the Legislature of the Province of Quebec, at its next session, fo the passing of an Act to better define the Hits vf the said parish, by including therein some herituges and territory of the range commonly called \u201cCote de Notre-Dame-de-Liesse,\u201d in the Parish of Saint Laurent, to wit: All the lots of land comprised from lot number five hundred and sixteen inclusively [516] to lot number five hundred and forty-nine, also inclusively, (549] 0 the plan and in the Bonk of Reference of the Cadastre of the said Parish of Saint Laurent, in conformity with the Decree of the Ecclesiastical Authorities of the Diocese of Montre 1, bearing date the 12th d=y of May, one thousand eight hundred and seventy.H.ROBERT.Sec.-Treas.M.C.P.L.Lachine, 10th February, 1886.Im 38 NOTICE.The Pictou Coal and Iron Company will apply to the Parliament of the Dominion, at its next session, for an Act to amend their Cnarter to give them powers of expropriation in connection with their Rallway, and such other powers as may be necessary for the efficient construction and operation of the same; and also with regard to the isstie or bonds ana the mode of securing the same.TAIT, ABBOTTS & CAMPBELL.Montreal, January I3th, 18886, 2m 12 NOTICE.Application will be made to the Dominion Parliament.at its next session, for an Act to Incorporate the st.Lawrence & Atlantic Junction Raiiway Company, with power to e nstruct a Railway from a point near Caughnawaga to Wesl Farnham, and to the Dominion boundary westward of Lake Champlnin.TAIT, ABBOTTS & CAMPBELL, Solicitors for Applicants, Feb.5 2m 81 NOTICE.The Montreal City Passenger Railway Com- ny of Montreal will apply to the Provincial Poe slature of the Province of Quebec, at its next session, for am Act to amend their present Act of Incorporation, permitting the said Company to increase its Capital Stock and issue of Bonds; also for other purposes.E.LUSHER, Manager aud Secretary.Montreal, Feb.1, 1886.1m 27 GIRLS WANTED.NOTICE.sar We will pay $1,000 into any Charitable Institution in the Dominion of Canada if there is not more real nutrition and life-giving properties contained in one pound of JOHNSTON\u2019S FLUID BEEF than there is in one hundred pounds of any Extract of Beef at present THE JOHNSTON FLUID BEEF C0.tf trs 10 SON & CO., IMPORTERS Wholesale Dry Goods, dc.13 Victoria Square, Montreal, Help Wanted\u2014Male.ANTED\u2014Gond, smart boy, for store.Ww Apply, 67 Beaver Hall.438 WANTED a traveller carrying other lines through the Lower Provinces, 10 earry spe-ial lines of clothing; good opportunity tothe right man.Apply with fall particulars to \u201cSpecial,\u201d Herald Otfice.41 - - rin tps Help Wanted_ Female WANTED\u2014A Young girl for a tamily where thereare only two children.Address, 21 St.Hubert street 46 Rooms To Let MNO LET\u2014Two nice furnished rooms.T Mountain street.D.Te LET\u2014Comfortable and nieely furnished rooms, 22 Mc ill College Avenue.48 ARM, COMFORTABLE ROOMS, 1431 St, Catherine street.m 4R ROOM \u2014One single front room, warm ; hot and cold water on same floor ; gas, etc.29 Bexver Hall Hill, next Unitarian Church.NO LET\u2014Fine large furnished Bedroom front; bath and w.c.; private family\u2019 Apply 126 St.George street, 45 OOM\u2014A comfortably furnished front 100M,in & private family; no boarders; Urbain street, l FO- LET\u2014ROUMS\u2014Furnished rooms 1 let, A double or single, for gentlemen, with board.Apply, 11 Richmend: Square.45 ; \u2018W ANTED\u2014boarders at $2.50 a week; nice large r.oms.Address, 81 St.Lawrenee | street.5 4, 00M5 ut 81, Lamberts, May 1st,, for three entlemen friends, in an English famil zood boating.Mrs.Stathers, Lor gueuil, P.Te LET, Rooms; also table board $2.76 a week.Six o'clock dinner if required.Not moving in May.Apply to 17 Brunswick street, 44 PV LET\u2014Furnished rooms to let in & private family.Apply at 77 St.Domin ique street, 0 ET Veil furnishea double JFoom, in 2 iet fam at modera rice, at No.30 Monique street.» m8 y Te LET\u2014Handsomely furnished room in quiet and respectable locality ; only two other lodgers kept.Apply 181 St.George street.41 70 LET-Room, nicely furnished, on hal] + floor; warm and comfortable; terms moderate.No 8Phillips Square.41 ne LET\u2014Room furnished warm, for one or two gentlemen, with or without bo rd, in à private family.Terms reasonable.Apply at once at HERALD Bindery; dermiue street.a\u201d ty OLET\u2014Warw, comfortable and newly furnished ruoms with gas and not moving thigsprivg.No, 53 Qathcart st.40 use of parlor and piano if required, at 81 St.81 | rr \u2014\u2014 - \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u20147=\" Er re \u2014p yr ES - -~ aE ts \u2014 ee THE MONTREAL HERALD AN\" DÆFY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, S\\TUKDaY, FEBRUARY 27 rm 5 | Auction Sales.\u2019 BY THOS.J.POITZR.Betate LATE JOSEPH DOUTRE Esq.0.C.Built VILLA RESIDENCE, \u2018\u2018ROSE ARDEN,\u201d Kensington Aven ue, Cote St.Antoine, at my room on Tuesday Morning 2nd March, AT 11 O'CLOCK.Rare chance to buy a well-built and comfortable homestead in a healthy sand heautiful locality.Very convenient to business via St.Catherine St.cars, \u2018THOS.J, POTIER, Auctioneer.Permits to view cin be had at my office.Feb 27 THE LIBRARY of the late Joseph Doutre, Esq., Q@.Ci will be sold at my room on Saturday Afternoon, March 6.THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer.REAL ESTATE \u20140\u2014 Two Houses on Tupper street, Cottage on Closse street, Cottage on rherbrooke street \u201ctore on Notre Dame street near Place d\u2019Armes, Farm au Longueuil, 140 arpen's.another Farm and Farm Stock clese to the City.Several Good City Properties, Important sale in about eight days at my Room.Date and full particulars will be publist ed next issue.THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer, Feb 27 u 50 \"SPRING SALES.-\u2014\u20140 Household Furnifare, etc., at Private Houses, also of Farm Stock, Iwplements, ete.Iam receiving entrles in my books for the approaching season.My long and successful experience in this branch of the auction business is well known.Those who entrust me with the sale of their household eftects are assured of the best market prices and prompt cash returns.THOS, J.FOVTER, Auctioneer.195 St.James street.tf44 BY W.E.SHAW.Sturdy Meron the 27h inst, Will be sold at the store of SAVAGE & LYMAN, for immediate delivery, the handsome Walnut, Glass, High Show-cuses, with plate glass fronts, cost a large #mount; Coun- rs, Show-cases.the best safe by \u2018\u2018 Ed xards,\"\" originally cost $1,000; 2 other Safes, Office Furniture, Stoves, Gasaliers, &c., toclear the store for d' l.very Monday.Sale at THREE o'clock.The Tools will be sold at 2 o'clock.W, E SHAW, Auctioneer.47 UPPER ST.URBAIN STREET.The Detached Family Residence and Grounds, belonging to Estate late THOS.CRAMP, Esq , is now off:red at a very low price to command a prompt sale.Capitalists are requested to call and see plan at my office, W.F, SHAW, Auctioneer, 322 St.James street.Auction Sales for the Spring, I am now making arrangements for sales of Household Furnithre at private residences during March «nd April, and sball be pleased to hear from those who propose giving up housekeeping, so that suitable days may be selected.I have supeiior storage for Household Goods in my new warehouse.During the Spring I shall also hold some good sales of Farm Stock, both in the country and at my salesyard.The sales of Household Furniture (now egw tablished over 20 years) at My roo.as every Friday will be continued as usual.Aisothe usual sales every Tuesday atternoon of Horses, Harness, Carriages, &c., at my salesyard.During the past few years I have conducted most successfully some of the largest sales of real est-te, both by auction and private sale.beg to thank my friends and the publie for the liberal patronage extended to me in tne past, more farticalarly since moving into *W premises, whic have endeavor to make the finest in the Dominion vored Insurance appraisals and other valuations all recelve my personal attention.W E.SHAW, 322 ST.JAMES STREET.38 40 27 BY THOM: ON & GOWDEY.Sping Auction Sales, 186 Household Furniture at Private Residences, Real Estate, Trade and Farm Stock Sales, Valuations and Appraisals for Estates, Insurance Companies, &c., &c.Alex.Gowdey will give his personal attention to all Sales, Valuations, &e., &e., and would solicit an early call from those intending to sell this Spring.List now open.Call early and secure a good day.Weekly Auction sales at Grand Central Auction Rooms every Friday at 2 o\u2019clock.THOMSON & GOWDEY.38 Feb.13 ro BY M.HICKS & C0.SPRING AUCTION SALES :0 The Subscribers will give their per onal ate tention, assisted dy an efficient and obliging | staff, to sales of HU USEHOLD FURNITURE At Private Residences this Spring, and respectfully beg to inform pat intend selling thelr Household TE fects The our Lists for March and April are now open and an early intimation will seeure choice of ays.It 18 our intention to co specialty of utinue making a FINE ART SALES.and will hold th Y .ments arrive, em regularly as consign © also solicit sales of - rupt Stoeks and Trade areal Estate, Bank harges moderate and returns rrompt Liberal advances made, if desired, on ati goods cent for sale to our rooms.M.HICKS & ce, Nos.1821 and 1823 Notre Lame Ste Evo.6 tt 34 TO CANVASSERS.Wanted, active men of good addr solicit subseriptious to THE HERALD, forms liverai, and good men can do well.1 1 Sept.Apply, © lini.LD Cfice, SALE OF THE SPACIOUS and wellgy - mirers, General Grant\u2019s fund lags.* steamers punctually arrive and depart.\u2014\u2014 NEW YORK GOSSIP.The Hancock Movement\u2014The New Baritone Ludwig\u2014Lakme aud the Magic Flute at the Academy \u2014M.ss Tharsby\u2019s Concert\u2014* Engaged >\u201d at Madison Square\u2014Society N otes\u2014\u2018\u2018 AU Canada \u201d\u2014The Fashions.[ SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.] ¥ New York, February 25.We have less than a fortnight in which to be gloriously gay.And we are doing our best to be blithesome.It is not easy.Just as we have made out our programme something unexpected occurs, and away go our hilarious projects.No one thought that General Hancock would eave us so quickly.But as the hero has gone, the pure for his esteemed widow is as quickly being strengthened by his ad- The sun of the Grant family seems to have permanently set.The publicity with which the younger members of that family conducted every possible thing appears to have had a bad effect upon the commuaity at large.Let a noted man die now, the first noticeable request of the bereaved family ig, \u201cWe wish as private a funeral as possible.\u201d This speaks for itself.Well, the worid still goes round, and The big Cunarder Sarnia came in on Monday afternoon last, and brought with her the new ba:itone for the American Opera, Mr.William Ludwig, This gentleman is about forty years of age, of fine appearance, in fact a robust Irishman.He has been connected with the Carl Rosa Opera Company of London, and is familiar with the music of the operas of the American Opera\u2019s repertory.Oa Monday night next * Lakme \u201d is to be sung for the first time in this country, and it is expected Mr.Ludwig will per- sonate the role \u201c\u201c Nilakautha.\u201d On this occasion the receipts will be given in charity, and an ultra fashionable assemblage will be present.Most of the boxes have been disposed of at a higuer figure than usual and many of the seats in the auditorium have followed suit.Altogether, the initial performance of Lakme\u2019 augurs to be worthy of the work.Last night the ¢ Magic Flute\u201d was sung before a large and appreciative audience - Mozart\u2019s work seemed to be most solemnly interpreted, even when a lighter tone entered in the comic parts.The opera was very handsomely mounted, the mise-en-scene of the last act gorgeous in the extreme.Mlie.L\u2019Al'emand was a good Astra- flamente,\u201d the other roles were] not badly done, but none escaped mere mediocrity.¢ The Magic Flut-,\u201d in English, does not sufficiently hold the attention.Of course, the \u201c Priest\u2019s Chorus\u201d 1s grand, and was about the best of the work done.THEATRE GOSSIP.The Madison Square Thea tre has bid good-bye to \u201cSaints and Sinner 8\u201d and placed W.8.Gilbarta \u201cEagaged\u201d on its boards, with Miss Aznes Booth in her familiar character, \u201cBelinda.\u201d The burlesque was most charmingly acted, the fine company artistically rendering each role, and making the most of every funny situation.Mr.Gilbert\u2019s play in Mr.Gilbert\u2019s style is thoroughly knowa tg every playgoer on this continent, 80 I need aay but Jittle, Ilis not new; the author cannot get outside of himself, but the public are pleased with his results, his methods being always about the same.The English playwright seems to charm always, charm he never so wisely.The completely filled house testified, their entire appreciation, and again must we praise the tact of Mr.A.M.Palmer.No doubt \u201cEngaged\u201d will run through! the season.MI1SSRTHURSBY \u2019SJCONCERT.The world knows Miss Thursby.But the world itself was surprised at the immense success of that lady\u2019s musical entertainment of Tuesday evening last.The Metropolitan Opera House was filled by the friends and admirers of the talented songstress, a representative audience, who Javished their praises over the miscellaneous vocal aud instrumental music of the programme as the \u201csummer lavishes heat.\u201d Miss Thursby was of course the cynosure.The numbers assigned to her were Mozart\u2019s ¢ O Mia Speranza Adorata,\u201d the ¢ Mad Scene\u201d from Thomas\u2019 \u201c Hawlet'\u2019 and a tarentella from Bizet.In the lesser dramatic pieces Miss Thursby was at home, c\u2019est-a-dire, facile, brilliant, pleasing, The lady has not sufficient force to fill the vole in Hamlets \u2018\u2018 Mai Scene,\u201d and consequently did not suit the severe critic.She was encored again and again, and her admirers seemed to increase with each recall.SOCIETY NO TES, The week has been unusually gay, both with regard to public entertainments and private parties, The exodus to the South goes on, chiefly among people who on ac- oount of bereavements do not go into gaieties, After the midlle of March parties will go to the Floridas and the tropics, chiefly to be gay in a new way.Mrs.G.R.Scheiffelin opened the week\u2019s festivities with à cotillion for her dauzhter at her new house 8 East 45th street, The guests were principally young people, and among them most of the debusantes of the season.The handsome mansion was beautifully decorated with flowers and tropical plants.A delicious supper was partaken of at midnight, and seemed to give strength to the dancers, for after that there was no rest till early in the morning.There was much amusement at the opening of the new Athenæum on Washington Heights a few nights ago, wheu many,pecple well known in the social world gathered together Lo give prestige to the occasion as well as to hear Miss Henrietta Beebe\u2019s sweet voice.| .High teas, lunches, grand dinners, formal and ceremonious receptions, readings\u2019 lectures, amateur entertainments of a dramatic and musical nature are crowding each otber in rapid succession.A number of New Yorkers are busy talking about the chere amie of the late Wm.H.THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 bounty of her unequalled entertainments.*¢ AU CANADA et Aux Montagnes Rocheuees, ea Russie, en Corse, a l'Exposition Universelle d\u2019An- vers,\u201d is the latest publication imported by street, and consists of a series of letters written by M.G.de Molinari, upon the subjects just named, all haviug appeared in the Journal des Debats, of Paris.The author graphically and truthfully describes Canada, from his arriving spots Halifax, to the Rocky Mountains.The traits of the cities, of Quebec, Montres\u2019, Ottawa, Ontario and Winnipeg, of their Mr.F.W.Curistern, of 37 West 23rd | specialties, of their good and bad qualties, of the geneous hospitality everywhere offered and accepted, declaring : ¢ Mais c'est a peine si l\u2019hospitalite Montrealaise nous laisse le temps de respirer.\u201d Monsieur Molinari\u2019s letters are bright, philosophic and often quite witty.The talented gentleman speaks so truthfully of his North American visit, if we except a somewhat misconceived 1dea of the late Riel, that we feel bound to accept what he remarks of .Russia, Corsica and the Antwerp Exposition.None reading \u201cAu Canada\u2019 will be displeased to learn what others say about the Canadians.In drawing the comparison between traveling in Europe and travelling in this country, M, Molinari observes: Bon lecteur, ecoutez un conseil dami: Voyagez en Amerique, mais en Europe, croyez moi, restes chez vous.\u201d In novels the same firm has just imported ¢ L\u2019Histoire d\u2019un Chinois,\u201d by Berthe Balley ; \u2018La Dame aux peignoir Bleu,\u201d by P.Bonhomme, and \u2018 Claire- fontaine,\u201d by Henri Greville.This author I described to you last week; of these works another time.THE FASHIONS, I hinted to you about a fortright since that the finer textures were again coming in, and that the spring innovations would show them.To-day I am prepared to reiterate that statement, informing you that fine French cashmeres are largely imported by first- class merchants and will be used in combination with the new sheer fabrics tuat are striped all over with plush or with velvet.The softest dull colors are seen in these cashmeres, but most prominent are the bronze and moss green shades and all ecru and beige tints, To combine green and beige is one of the fancies for gpring dresses that have already declared them= selves in certain fabrics, for instance, the basque and drapery of bronze green cashmere, with a vest and panels or skirt front of ecru canvas, with lengthwise stripes of bronze plush in groups,or else with cross stripes of plush mn graduated widths, quite broad arms and becoming the merest line near the belt.Beige cashmere, when used for the basque and draperies, is associated with a similar sheer fabric of ecru ground, on which are browniplush stripes, or else a group of stripes f different colors forming one wide stripe, such as porcelain blue, chaudron, bronze green, brown, and myrtle green.Stripes, sashes, lengthwise pleats, revers, and very bouffant draperies, some of which are long and others very short, are the features that are confirmed for next sea, son\u2019s dresses.On dit that flounces are to be restored to favor, but at present there is little to cor roborate this assertion.The narrow foot pleating, which is sewed on foundation skirts, is needed to support the outside skirt and long draperies, and should be placed there for this purpose even when not visible.A device of the modistes to prevent the skirt being thrust forward at every atep of the wearer is that of making three slits upwards in the foot of the front breadth of the foundation skirt.Each of these slits is two or three inches long, and the braid which binds the skirt extends up the slits also.Of course these open spaces are hidden entirely by the outside skirt.VELVET AND PLUSH will remain ia favor as the accessories of summer toilettes, to give tone to many fabrics that are almost colorless.A spring visiting costume of moss green cashmere will have a long ridingote polonaise of the cashmere, which meets in front only at a single point in the corsage, and on this will be the wide directoire revers of dark green velvet, a dog-co!lar of velvet, warm cuffs of tae same, a belt with a buckle, and large equare-corzered pockets of velvet on each side, held by buckles or buttons.The skirt and plastron of such a dress will be of velones etamme, or plush- striped canvas, either in cross or perpendicular stripes, according as the height of the wearer may require, and will be disposed in very broad belts, of which, perhaps, only four will be visible their whole length, and those are directly in front.The polonaise will slope away from its single button at the top of the first dart, and fall in lengthwise pleats in front and behind, while the sides form broad panels on which pockets are set.NEW PARISIAN BONNETS, Among the new evening capotes, the three following styles are the most favorably received : One is baby shape, of light pink embroidered tulle, frilled in the orown, and forming a large puffing around the raised brim.This is trimmed with a double row cf cut jet beads about the size of a small nut.These beads are also arranged in bunches on the puffing.This bonnet has, besides, a number of pink sstin bows, which are placed in aigrette style in front.Another bonnet is covered with roses stripped of their leaves.These form a ground of petals, with part of the leaves adhering to them here and there.On either side of the bonnet are tulle wings, like mercury\u2019s embroidered with pearl beads.They are joined on the top of the hat.Parisian novelty.It has a small ball crown of silk plush and two revers which fall from the brim over the crown.These Vanderbilt, accepting, of course, the costly , revers are also of plush.The bonnet bears a diadem of amber beads and a light fancy Old Sores and Sprains, Swellings of the \u201cJeints, Toothache, Pain in the Face, Neus The ¢ Theodora\u201d capote is the latest | | Price.Z5\u20ac- 2nd BOE.ver bottle.bird.In fact all small capotes have very high trimmings on one side.The favored colors for these are black, brown, amber, and the shades of red, such as brick fire, and wine color.Parisian dinuer dresses, are as elegant as ever.For very ceremonious dinners, long trains are again in wear.These are rouud or square.Sometimes the train terminates in three harp points, the ceutral one being longer than the two side points, Waists sre also cut in many ways, They are sometimes pointed on the upper part or they form two b-«telles fastened to a low eorselet.The upper part of the waist often consists of a chemisette of lace or gauze, which either covers the whole neck or is partly open.A stylish black toilet is of fine quality of French faille, The skirt forms a large pleat in front, while on either side is a quille of fancy velvet.Down the sides of the velvet and following the designs thereon are the finest jet beads.Thess beads aleo fall in bunches from the centres of the flowers, and add greatly to the effect of this sombre drees.\u201c Brersey BANokuR.\u201d Errs\u2019s Co00A.\u2014GRATEFUL AND CoM- FORTING\u2014\u201c By a thorough Knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of weli-selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps has provided our breakfast table with a delicately flavored beverage which may save us many heavy doctor\u2019s bills.It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.Hundreds of subtile maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood aud a 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LEGS, by Haia_ Shiny and Inflamed Swellings, or by wounds more or less deep.Andon the BODY, in Red Scaly Patches, which as often as rubbed off, form again, or in the discharge of a thin water fluld of a very disagreeable nature.In all these cases the treatment must be twofold.An Ointment is required to relieve Itching, and Medicine must be taken to change the state of the Blood, and render it pure.Both these requirements are supplied by Dr.Roberts\u2019 Celebrated Medicines, The OINTMENT called \u201cTHE POOR MAN'S FRIEND,\u201d And the PILLS called PILULÆ ANTI-SOROPHULZ OR ALTERATIVE PILLS, These two Medicines have now stood the test of 100 years\u2019 trial, having been introduced to the pnblic in the latter part of the last century.They may be obtained of a'l CRemists, or of the Proprietors, BEACH & BARNICOTF, BRIDPORT, DORSRT.Price 1s 1id, 2s 9d, 118 aud 22s each.Postage extra.g ly eow 8 SMALL POX MARKS CAN BE REMOVED.LEON & CO, London, Perfumers to H.M.the Queen, have invented and 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When you want an accurate and well-fioished Scale or any description call and examine our stock.All our own make, and warranted.Kepairing and Inspection on most reasonable terms.H.B, WARREN & CO.763 Craig Street.Fab.5 CLENTINNERE'S FOUNDRY \u2014\u2014i0 We have the besi facilities for CAST IRON WORK.\u2018We keep on stock the very best qualities of PIG IRON, Made here or imported.STOVE CASTINGS Of Special Iron Made Promptly.MACHINISTS, PLUMBERS, BUILDERS and RAILWAY CONTRACTORS Will find with us the largest assortment of patterns to choosp from.Jan.26 W.& F.P, CURRIE & C0 100 Grey Nun Street.Importers of SCOTCHGLAZED DRAIN PIPLS Chimney Tops, Vent Linings, Flue Covers, Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, Portland Cement, Roman Cement Canada Cement, Water Lime, Whiting, Plaster of Paris, China Clay, &ec,, &c.MANUFACTUREKS OF \u2018 BESSEMER STEEL So.a, Chair and Bed Springs, ZA large stock always on hand.Oct.24 ly 266 BRASS GOODS ! \u2014;\u2014 Fenders, Fire Sets, Andirons, Spark Guards, Coal Beuttles, &c.&c.Marbleized Slate Mantles.HRATES! GAS GRATE LOGS, &0., &0 GEORGE W.REED, Slate, Metal and Gravel Roofer, 783 & 785 Craig St, Montreal.Tune R 1885.tra 87 COBOURG CAR WORKS, JAMES CROSSEN, Proprietor, MANUFACTURER Or Railway Rolling Stock of all kinds, Palace Sleeping Coaches, Passenger Coaches, Box and Flat Cars, Narrow-Gauge Rolling Stock, &c., Baggage, Mail and Express Coaches.WORKS :\u2014COBOURG, Ont.Oct.21.Iy DW 253 The Ontario Bolt Co, Limit:d, Office and Works at the Humber, Manufactures, and keeps in stock, every description ef Carriage, Machine, Plow, Stove, Tire, Sleigh, Shoe and Fancy Bolts, Coach Screws, Bridge Bolts, Gate Hinges and Hot- Pressed Nuts, Track Bolts, Railway, Ship and other Spikes.ess THE ONTARIO BOLT CO, (Limited) TORONTO.Telephone No.1128.Agent Montreal : : H.R.RIDOUT, 2 St.John Street.Oct.9.1y 242 Banow Hematite Steel Co'y BARROW-IN-FURNESs.COX & GREEN, Agents for the Dominion of Canada.Steel Rails, Steel Fishplates, Bessemer Pig Iron, &c._Jan.19 1y 248 J.G.SIBBALD, Importer and Commission Merchant.STEEL AND IRON RAILS, Railway Bupplies, Iron, Metals, eto 146 Broadway, 128 y VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN MANITOBA, I280 Acres of Splendid Prairie Lands, Situated on Portage Creek, in the Thirteenth Township in the Sixth Range West of the principal Meridian, about Five Miles North of Portage La Prairie City.The following eight quarter sectior s of d, viz.\u2014 The Northeast Quarter of Section 18, Northeast Quarter of Section 16.Southeast Quarter of Section 17, Northwest Quarter of Section 4.Northwest Quarter of Bection 17.Southwest Quarter of Section 16.Bouthwest Quarter of Section 9.Northeast Quarter of Section 5.The above Lands are situated on Portage Creek, and are not surpassed in fertility by any Lands in the North-West.They are dr and in a well settled neighborhood With roads, schools ete., and within 5 raÎles of wo Railway Stations.Terms of Payment Reasonable.Apply at THE HERALD OFFICE.Montreal, Dac, 5, 1835, 21 Professiona! Cards.| JAMES BAXThii à CO.180 St.Francois Xavier St.Buy Notes, Diamonds, Bonds, Bullion, and all articles of value and pay prompt Cash.No Commission or Brokerage business done.\u201cNO MOREY LOANED.\u201d July 23 1v 175 McGIBBON & McLENNAN, Barristers, Advocates, &c., STANDARD BUILDING, 157 St.James Street, MONTREAL.Dec.1 Im 287 MacDOTIGALL BROS,, Stock Brokers 69 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, Buy and Sell all Securities quoted on New York Btock Exchange, through their Agents, Messrs.Prince & Whitely.Terms :\u2014Ten per cent.margin on the par value.Commission for buying } of one per cent.and same for selling.192 mber 29 D.LORN MAODOUGALL & CO, Stock Brokers.Membèsrs Montreal Stock Exchange.11 HOSPITAL STREET.Stocks and Bonds bought or sold for cash, or on margiv.May 80 £0129 J, & R.ESDAILE, Grain and Freight Brokers.ESTABLISHED 1846.Grain and Provisions Bought and Bold for Cash or on Margin, Correspondents in Western Markets aul New York.March 4 55 ANDREW A WILSON, Stock Brokers (Members of Montreal +0ck E«ii1 ange.) 8tocks bought and sold for 3ashus on margin Office Hamilton _aambors, 17 St.John t.(P.v.Bo si] October 27.257 JOHN G.GRANT, ! 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Barristers, Bolicitors, Notaries, &o., CORN WALL, ONT, J.B.Maclennan, Q.C.J.W.Liddell.C.H.Cline.July 2 154 BHATTY, OHADWIOK, BLAOKSTOOE & GALT, BEATTY, CHADWIOK, BLACESTOCOK & NEVILLE, Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries, &c.W.H.BEATTY, E.M.CHADWICK, T.@.BLAOKSTOCK, TEOMAS P, GALT, R.8.NEVILLE, Offices\u2014Bank of Toronto Buildings.CORNER OF WEY HINGTON, AD CHURCH 8718.D ber 31, 811 OAMERON & MoPHILLIPS, Barristers, Solicitors, &o., Cawthra Chambers, 48 King Street West, TORONTO Hector Came.on,Q.C.| P.McPhillt May 7 \u2019 Sly 1% MACMAHON, MACDONALD, DRAYTON & DUNBAR, Barristers, Solicitors, &c., No.7 York Chambers Toronto Street, TORONTO, HUGH MACMAHON, Q.C.P.H.DRAYTON, GEO, MAOUDONALD, F.J.DUNBAR November 14, 12m sw274 MACMILLAN & CAMERON, BARRI.TERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, & Ces LONDON, ONT.285 ly GIBBONS, MoNAB & MULKERN, Barristers and à (tornier ICE: Corner Ric and Carling-Stre \"ts, BRUN on me frei, Geo v.Gibbons, M : : Geo.MoNab.JotRhM FTO TIAA, ONT.\u2014MINTYRR § LEWIS, BARGIYERS (ho, seme Agents; Solic.\u2014\\togg, fox tbe Bank of, Montreal and Union Æanksof Lover Canada, &c, A.En istéerrs.| J Travers Lew : Usg, dmperial Extract Co.\u2019s] Flavering Extracts.Best in the World, £ 148 Coïborne Street, Toronto.IMPERIAL EXTRACT CO., SHiscellancous, Sitiseelanenss, ce =\" i i JE bears their Signature thus\u2014 without which no bottle of Wholesale April 19 FEES In consequence of Imitalions of THE WORCEST.ERSHIRE SAUCE which are calculated to deceive the Public, Lea and Perving have to request thai Purchasers see that the Label on every bottle Loa Era the original WORCESTERSHIRE - SAUCE is genuine.Ask for LEA and PERRINS' Sauce, and see Name on Wragser, Label, Botte and \u2018or Export by the Blackwell, holeasle and J, &c.; oa by Grocers ind Oslmen througr.out the Woridm Proprietors, orcester ; Crosse and J.i.DOUGLAS 8 CO.AND ALEX.URQUHART\u2019 MONTREAL, LIEBIG CO ANNUAL SALE 8,000,000 JARS.invaluable tonic in all cases of weak digestion and debility.£ ba success and a boon for which Nations should feel gratefal.\u201d \u2014See Medical Press, Lancet, British Medical Journal, de.had of all Sterekeepers, Grocers, N Bois Agents for Canada and the United States (wholesale only) able to offer the article with Baron Liebig's ©.David & Co., 9, Fenchurch Avenue, London, England.MPANY\u2019S EXTRACT OF MEAT FINEST AND GHEAPEST MEAT- FLAVOURING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE DISHES & SAUCES.CAUTION.\u2014Genuine ONLY with fac-gimile of Baron Liebig's signature in Blue Ink across Label, The title \u201c Barem Liebig\u201d and his photograph having beem lately largely used by dealers having ne connection with Baron Liebig, the publis are bereby informed that the Liebig Company sre the only manufacturers who are guarantee of genuineness.Liquors, Ales,2Ftc.\u2014 Miscellaneous.JOHN HOPE & CO, MONTREAL.Agents in Canada JOEN DE EUYPER & SON, Rottordan MARTELL & cu, Cognac.JULES ROBIN & CO., Cognac MOET & CHANDON, Epernay.DEINHARD & CO., Coblenz.BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeaux M, MISA, Xores de la Frontera.COUKBURN, SMITAES & CO, Opor MULLER & DARTHEKZ, Tarrarone.FREDERIC VALLETTE, Marseilles.£.& J.BURKE, Dublin.PATTERSON & HIBBERT, London BULLOCH.LADE & CO.Gleavow WM.JAMESON & ÇU., Dunau.DANTRELa& CHRANXE, Dublin &c., &c.N 5,.-O27F72 ZECRIVKD rROM Ta: Wad U RSAL.1-ADK O 1Y.CLARET ! Cunliffe Dobson & Co BORDEAUX.UHATEAU LÉOVILLE.Da.MARGAUX.Deo.LAFITE, Imported direct and fo sale by FREDERICK KINGSTON, 25 Honpital Strest.Octabe 248 BREWERS AND MALTSTERS.INDIA PALE asp XX MILD ALE.EXTRA vp XXX STOUT PORTER.(In WooD and BorTLE.) F'amilies supplied.SAND PORTER, Quart and Pint, OFFICE: 321 8t, JAKKS STREFY WEST MUNTREAL.»R-Ordors rocelved by Yelaphavy May 2 170 JOHN H.R.MOLSON & BRO.ALE AND PORTER BREWERS, 86 wi, Mary Street, MONTREAL, Have always oa hand the various.kinds of ALE AND PORTER.IN WOOD AND BOTTLE.Families regulaily supplied.x\" ORDERS RECEIVED BY TELK- PHUNE M.Wm, Watson, 78 Fortification Lane, bottles our Ales and Porter, and ia author- ixed to use or labais.; May 2 R.J.Kimball & Co, (Established in 1865), BANKERS AND BROKERS, 16 AND 18 BKOAD ST., NEW YORK.By writing to the Secretary of the New York Stock Exchange, any person can easily ascertain if any one of & firm advertising themselves as \u201c Bankers and Brokers\u201d is a member of the New York Stock Exchange.\u2018We have had twenty years\u2019 experience in the Banking and Brokerage business in New York, and both members of our firm are MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE We are constantly represented on the floor of the Exchange by one of our firm.We endeavor to make our own business sucéessful, by doing what we can to make it 80 for our clients, ROBERT J.KIMBALL.ALFRED B.LOUNSBERY Nov.18 ly 218 FOR SALE CHEAP.One Horizontal Steam Engine, cylinder 12x inches, with governor complate, -E® , fly wheel and heater Two new, easy running, han Prints Stone, 24x36 in chal, d Litho Presses, Twenty-four New Office - te patiota: Seal Presses, favor: Four Tew Screw Embossing Presses.\u201cwo Pairs of Second-h .win \u2018APply te and Bellows, 36 in R.THOMPSON & SON, 18 St.Constant St THE HERALD BINDERY I8 WELL EQUIPPED For turning out all kinds of BINDING, RULING, &c.ws 281 \u2014r\u2014\u2014i bas Prompt Attention given to all orders - &_ DAWES & (C0.\u201cBlackman\u2019s Pasteur DISINFECTANT For Water Closets, &c.\u20140i\u2014\u2014 ROBERT MITCHELL & CO.Cor.St.Peter & Craig Sts, Agents for the Dominion, Call and see the Apparatus.Nov.4 we Established 1844.Registered Cable & Telegraphic Address,\u2019 Poo! \u201d ondos MARCUS POOL & SONS, 17 West Smithtield, E.C., London, Eng.Live Stock Commission Agents In London, Liverpool, Bristol & Southampton - Rebrenented in the United States and Canada by R.Bickerdike, Moutreal.Februarr 50 POTTIER & STYMUS, Furnitare and Interior Decoratiens, NiW WARFRROOMS, 489 FIFTH AVENUE, | NEW YORK.Antique Depurumenr;{ CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES Tapestries, Ancient and Modern, Vases and Ourios.ly 148 OATMEAL ! < GRANOLATED\u201d AND \u201cSTANDARD, In 5 Ib.Boxes, MANUFACTURED BY TH#H MOUNT ROYAL HILLINGAND MANOFACTUAIXS Go FOR SALN PYW ROSS, HALL & CO.Mal 63 St.Peter Street Bronzes, June 13 KEEP YOUR FEET Dry and Comfortable BY [USING Ramsay's Watororoof Leather Preservative For Boots and Shoes, Harness and all kind of Leather A.RAMSAY & SON, 87 & 41 Recollet Street, MONTREAL.Oct.22 tr 288 FREE VACCINATION! LISTOF VACCINATION STATIONS.Dr.Reed, 1 Phillips Square.Dr.Daze, 1390 St.Catherine street.Dr.Hutchison, 515 Wellington street, Dr.Roy, 367 Notre Dame street (Hochelagh Dr.Laporte, 1130 Ontario street.Dr.Casgrain, 102 St.Denis street.Dr.Airth, 28 Richmond Square.Dr.Bouchard, 57 Visitation street.\u201d Dr.Demers, 2185 Notre Dame street.) Dr, Leblanc, 131 Centre street.Dr.N.Fafard, 344 Amherst street.Dr.Marsolais, 1340 Notre Dame street (Baste The above offices are open daily from 8 to 8:30 a.m.,and from 6 to 7:30 0\u2019clock p.m.Health Office, City Hall, from 9 à m.to & p.m.Branch Office, 427 St.Catherine street, fronh 9a.m.tob Re Branch O , 2311 Notre Dame street, from: 9.a.m.t)5p.m.Also at the Montreal Dispensary, 185 Sts AR: toine street.+ Universit, Diéponsa st.Urbain strébt.Western Hospital, 1251 Dorchester street.Rev.Jobn Niehols, Lecture Hall, 8t.Mark's: ChurcY, is1 Dalhousie street, from 8 to # 0\u2019clock m, daily, Sundays excepted.Rev.rs, Lecture Hall, St, Luke\u2019s Chur ia, corner Derohester and Champlais streets, from 8 to o'clock p.m.daily, Sun day excepted.L, LABERGE, M.D.Medical Realth Officer, HEALTH DEPARTMENT, A ER.A Crry HALL, stf 248 « Montreal, Sept, 24th, 1885, | Ema pt + el _\u2014 - ty =p OL CL + 20 MN NMS PMN TED OD ee ol ts: gi 4 ® &® + et QG \u2014\u2026 pn ie pd PA ee PN = OS Xs edemeiie Bast ~ Po et TD Pn Pv peed ND - Ans rh e+ 6 but NS 0 tS MD FED A rt bed ON Pe \u2014 ht bd sn ad = br MB COST He gp ee OHNO Ng OC Toner Pry ~O HE Ed Of \"EEO UR 5 PTE DO NTS i fag A eee ag + - \u2014 \u2014 MEN, WOMEN, AND THINCS, Qr Oheerful Olippings from Al] Quarters.\u2014The Queen is going to the circus for the first time in 20 years.\u2014Maurice Grau sailed for Europe on Tuesday to complete arrangements for the coming American tour of Sarah Bera- hardt.\u2014The Princess Amelie d\u2019Orleans, daughter of the Compte de Paris, on her marriage with the Duke of Braganza will receive a dowry of $2,000,000 from her uncle the Duc d\u2019Aumale.\u2014Albert Victor Edward,Zeldest son of the Prince of Wales, is described as a shy, le, boyish-looking young fellow, who re look his twenty-two years, He is devotedly attached to his mother, whom he resembles in character and features.\u2014Over $11,000 has been subscribed to the monument for John McCullough.Ten thousand dol ars more is wanted, and it is expected that the amount will be raised among the friends of McCullough in the various cities without having recourse to benefits.\u2014Capt.G.Wyatt, of the Georgetown Cricket Club, of Demerara, has org-nized a West India cricket team, which will make a tour of the United States and Canada this summer.He will have five men from Jamaica, four from Demerara, and seven from Barbadoes aud Trinidad.\u2014Samuel Davidson, of Corydon, Ind., failed to supply bis family with enough wood to keep them warm.À lot of his neighbors seized him, the other evening, hitched him to a sled and forced him to haul wood ail night.When he lagged he was well whipped with limber switches.\u2014They have high license with a vengeance in Decatur, Ill.Liquor sellers must pay $500 a year, and there is a heavy penalty if cards, dice, or dominoes are played in the drinking places.No screens are allowed in saloons or barrooms, and there can be no paint, lettering, or curtains to obstruct the windows.\u2014M, Vereschagin, the Russian painter, chanced to be in London during the recent riot, ard is now portraying its features on canvas.The artist, by the way, declares that he never saw \u201c\u2018 such a f\u2018amished, degraded, ill-clad, brutalized and hideously miserable mob in his life,\u201d for which he is soundly berated by the London journals.\u2014A Chautauqua County cheese maker went to Buffalo the other day and brought home a fine imported Swiss cheese.All praised 1t but his wife, who, atter the raise had ceased, said she had found her usband\u2019s private mark on the cheese.He had paid thirty-three cents & ponnd for the very cheese that he had made aad sold for six cents.\u2014Bobby was awake when his mother re turned home from the theatre at midnight» \u201c Did you say your prayers to nurse.Bobby,\u201d she asked, \u2018before you went to bed?\u201d « No,\u201d he taid, sleepily; \u201cI forgot it.\u201d ¢ Well, you bad better come and gay them to me now.\u201d ¢ What!\u201d said Bobby, in drowsy astonishment; \u2018\u2018 does God stay up all night?\u201d \u2014Amateur sportsman (to old settler)\u2014 \u201cAny game about this neighborhood, friend 7\u201d Old settler\u2014**Plenty of it, stranger.\u201d Amateur sporteman\u2014\u201c\u2018Big game ?\u201d Old settler\u2014\u201cSome all-fired big game, stranger I\u2019 Amateur sportsman (excited)\u2014 \u201cCan you put me on it?\u201d Old eettler\u2014 \u201cYou bet 1\u201d Sporteman\u2014\u201c What kind of ammunition will we want?\u201d Old settler\u2014 «Poker chipe, etranger.\u201d \u2014\u201c We have called Rev.our church, next year.\u201d ¢ You don\u2019t mean it! I never heard of him.What church has he ever had?Is he a famous preacher 2\u201d ¢ Famous preacher ?Should say he was.He has been indicted by a grand jury twice, and was three times suspended from the mivistry in four years.I expect we shall have to build an addition to our church in six months.\u201d \u2014First dude\u2014¢¢ Yas, Chawley is a good enough fellow, but he is feahfully de- fawmed, you know.\u201d Second dude\u2014\u2018\u201cDe- fawmed ?No, I didn\u2019t know it.In what way is Chawley defawmed?\u201d + Why, Gawge, you see he has a hawid great cowlick wight on his forehead, so he can\u2019t art his hair in the middle.It is too euced bad, you knaw, tor, asi\u2018e from his defawmity, Charley is a danged good fellow, you knaw.\u201d \u2014Miss Cleveland has adopted for use in her correspondence a crest which is a copy of the new seal recently provided for the President and snows the bald-headed eagle, not with wings outstreched a+ formerly, but with his wearied pinions at rest ; upon the breast of the eagle rests the familiar shield, with its thirteen stripes and thirteen stars.The crest is printed in dead gold and below it appears the words, ¢¢ The President\u2019s House.\u201d \u2014Carl Detloff, the Detroit German who is the father of a round dozen of boys, the last named Grover Cleveland, has received a letter from the President expressing his appreciation of the compliment and his hearty willingness to stand sponsor by proxy at the baptismal ceremony.The resident cannot become godfather unless personally present, and the child will be taken to Washington fov christening if Mr.Cleveland will promise to attend at the church.\u2014There is au irreverent story which was once current in books of \u2018\u2018American Humor.\u201d Inisaboutan incautious traveller who explored certain parts of Polynesia.The natives, not being acquainted with white men, killed, cooked and ate him\u2014 not for cruelty, but to see what kind of an animal he was, \u201c I dou*t miod his being killed,\u201d said the friend of his bosom, com-~ menting on the incident, \u201cbut I hate to bear of his being fooled away over a darned experiment.\u201d \u2014Gen.Hancock owned & farm of 640 acres one mile from Windsor, Mo.À portion of it wae obtained on the Mexican war grant and the rest by purchase, It is a autiful tarm and has been kept in very good order, comprising fertiie fields and excellent pastures.The general had visited it several times and often expressed his intention of making it his home after his retirement from the army.The place has modest improvements on it and is probably worth $26 an acre.\u2014The New York Mail and Express, after deccribing some luxurious bedrooms, concludes with that of a little child of nine, wherein the point of extravagance has certainly been reached.Off this wonderful rcom, which is furnished in white Mahogany and bung with grey silk, bro- 8aded with rosebuds, is a dressing room lined with white enamel tiles.Here is a Porcelain bath and marble toilet, on which Me laid superb silver mounted toilet artic- this A maid is in attendance.Just what ittle girl can have when she is grown Se writer does not know.« \u2014Jeff Davis, now living on his planta- oon at Beauvoir, halt wi between New foals and Mobile, is described by the into Yune on a recent visit: He \u2018came roue drawing-room from a walk in bis f a 5 \u20ac was dressed in black, wear- en road brimmed planter\u2019s hat and Yuga walking stick, on which, how- tall, à did not lean.The old chief was 2 an erect, and, save for his full white eard and silver hair, showed no signs of Dr.Blank to -~ - THE senility or decay.Mr.Davis in manner is entirely free from ostentation, aud is exceed ngly simple and natural, but always refined and court ous.\u201d .\u2014A Burlington carnivalist writes: \u201c1 saw a fat young New York woman in sealski> take her place in front on a tobog- g»su while her husband leaped ou behind.Bang went the forward leg and away went the toboggan.It was exactly as if it had been shot over the gutter on the edge of a hig roof.It feels just as that would feel.The fat young woman uttered a shriek and fainted.The flying trip was made in safety, but she was unconscious.When she came to -he was taken to her home in a sleigh ill from fright.\u201d A MODEL MAN.'t play the fiddle, part his hair in the He te pf dress like an Anglican du le.When he goes to a party with the Meigs or McCarty, he never is noisy and rude.in frugality and sweet conjugality He and wants pie but two times a day ; ! He never eats onions nor treads on your bunions, nor growls when you get in his way ; He's wise and he\u2019s witty, persevering and gritty, and he has a magoificent head ; He's all light and sweetness, he\u2019s thorough completeness, he\u2019s perfection in short\u2014 but he\u2019s dead ! \u2014\u201cFritz\u201d Emmet's smile, as seen in Minneapolis, is tleus described : \u201cHe opens | lis mouth until his white teeth are revealed.His eyes twinkle until they are nearly closed.He looks up ina shy, innocent way, and in a moment the house bubbles over with mirth.He doesn\u2019t have to say a word or sing a note.It issuch a joyous, unconstrained revelation of the ecience of laughter.It almost makes you forgive your euemies, Pleusurable emotions thrill your whole being.Itis as infectious us the smallpox, and you catch it without balt trying.\u201d ~The King of Denmark\u2019s family 1s a sort of religious curiosity shop.When next he gathers his family around him, which he 18 accustomed to do every year or two, he will have before him Lutherans, Euglish High Church, Russian Urthodox, Greek Catholics and Roman Catholics, These varieties of belief will be represented by the Duke of Cumberland, the Princess of Wales, Empress of Russia, King of Greece and the children of Prince Walde- war.King Christian himself is nominally a Lutheran, but judging from the family belief he may be said to belong to the Broad Church.\u2014Lord Rosebery, British Minister of Foreigu Aftairs, received from his pareuts three gifie\u2014a historic name, a robust constitution and a finished education.These he resolved from his childhood to supplement by three others\u2014to carry oft the Derby, to marrv a rich heiress and to become Prime Minister of Eugland.He began by bearing oft the Epsom blue ribbon, and fullowed up bis luck by winning the hand of Miss Heurietta Rothschild.These two preliminaries to political advancement he deemed necessary in a country where horses aud money lead 10 all kinds of suo cess.He regards his present position as the first step towards the final otject of his ambition\u2014the Prime Ministership \u2014Miss Minna Miller, who married Mr, Thomas A.Edison a few days ago, ie about twenty-one years old, and is the seventh of ten children.Sue became ac- quaiuted with Mr.Edison at the home of oue of his business associates in Boston, nearly two years ago, she then being at school in that city.Her father, Mr.Lewis Miller, 18 an inventor, holding fully one hundred patents, mostly on agricultural implements.From these he has acquired a to: tune estimated at not less than $2,000,- 000.More than 2,000 men are employed In his factories, where 8 new mowing or reaping machine is turned out, finished, ready for use, every five minutes during working hours.\u2014One day last fall a strange woman appeared at a farmhouse in Indiana and au- nounced that she was a clairvoyant who had come down from Chicago to show the farmer where to dig up a jug contalniug $20,000 in gold.**Whnat's the charge ?cautiously ivquired the farmer?© Two thousand doliars 1n advance.\u201d Shoo ! that\u2019s outrageous.\u201d ¢ But think of it.You will have $18,000 left.\u201d ¢ Y-z.g, I suppose 85, but I reckon we\u2019il let the old Jug rest for a while yet.I drawed $50 in a lottery last month and I cleared $7 in a bucket-shop this week, and I don\u2019t keer to pile it on too thick.Even now the old woman wants new shoes, and the gals are crazy ts have the house puinted two coats.\u201d IMPORTANT.Passengers arriving in the City of New Yerk via Grand Central Depot save $3 Carriage Hire and Tracsfer of Baggage b stopping at the GRAND UNION HOTE opposite said depot.Passengers arriving by West Shore Railroad, via WeeLawken Ferry, by taking the 42nd street Horse Cars at Ferry entrance, reach Grand Union Hotel in ten minutes for 5 cents, and save $3 Carriage Hire.600 Elegant Rooms, $1 and upwards per day.European P.an.Elevators, Restaurant, Cafe, Lunch and Wine Rooms supplied with the best.Prices moderate.Fauwilies can live better for less money at the Grand Union than at any other strictly first\u2014class hotel in the city.Guests\u2019 baggage delivered to and from Grand Central Depot free, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 I OWE MY LIFE, CHAPTER I, \u201c1 was taken sick a year age With bilious fever.\u201d * My doctor pronounced me cured, but I got sick again, with terrible pains in my back and sides, and 1 got so bad I Could not move ! I shrunk ! From 228 Ibs.to 120! I had been doctoring for my liver, but it did me no good.I did not expect to live more than three months.I began to use Hop Bitters.Directly my appetite returned, my pains left me, my entire system seemed renewed as if by magic, and after using several bottles, I am not Only as sound as a sovereign, but weigh more than I did before.To Hop Bitters 1 owe my life.\u201d Dublin, June 6.\"81.CHAPTER II, \u201c Maiden, Mass\u2019, Fob.1,1880.\u2014Gentlemen,\u2014 Isuffered with attacks of sick headache.\u201d* Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in the most terrible and excruciating manner.No medicine or doctor could give me relief or cure, until I used Hop Bittera.\u201c The first bottle Nearly cured me ;\u201d The second made me as well and strong as when a child.\u201c And I have been so to this day.\u201d My husband was an invalid for twenty years with a serious \u201c Kidney, liver, and urinary complaint, .% Pronounced by Boston\u2019s best physi- cians\u2014* Incurable 1\u201d ) Seven bottles of your Bitters cured hi and I know of the y re cured him, s Lives of eight persons\u201d In my neighborhood that have been saved by your Bitters, And many more are using them with great benefit.\u201c\u2018 They almost do miracles l* \u2014Mrs.D.E, Slack.How T0 GET SICK.\u2014E.se yourself day and night ; eat too much without exercise ; work too hard without rest; doctor all the time: take all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know How To GET WELL\u2014Which is answered in three words\u2014Take Hop Bitters! Re FITZPATRICF, 72% None genuine without a bunch of green Hops on the white label.Shun ail the vile, oisonous stufl with \u201c Hop\u201d or ** Hops\u201d in eir name.\u2019 natn _\u2014 Ee CT CTT MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Fiscellaneous., THE GREAT DR.DIO LEWIS His Outspoken Oginlon.The very marked testimonials Irom College Professors, respectable Physis cians, and other gentlemen of intelils gRouce and charscier to the vaine fe Warnor\u2019s SAFE Cure, publiistied in the editorial columns af cur best news vapors, have greatly surwris-d me Many of these gentlemes $ \u2018snow, and vonping therrtestimony F was frmapellos to pnarchaze some lotéles o7 Warners SAFE Cure and ausiyseit.Besides, I togKk some, swAais0 wWiaz three times the prescribed quantity.[ am satisfied the wrste ne is not injurious, and will :rmoëly add that ifI found myseif the victim of a serious Kkiduoy trouble 1 rhovld use this preparation.The truth 18, the medi.I professionstands dazed and helpiess in the presence of mere than onc kidney malady, while tio tes wmeny of hundreds of intelligen: and vers reputable gentlemen hardly loaves room to doubt that Mr.H.H.Warner has fallen apon one of those happy dis coveries which oecasionally bring help of sn ering humanity.DIO LEWIS.WULFF & CO.OFFER FOR SALE Glues acd Gelatines { Gum Arak ic, Gum Tragacanth Gum Shellac, Cochineal Oil of Lemon Oil of Peppermint Tarpentine, in Cases 32 St.Sulpice Street.Dec.14 15 48 CANTLIE, EWAN & CO.CENERAL MERCHANTS \u2014AND\u2014= Manufacturers\u2019 Agents.Bleached Shirtings, Grey Sheetings, Tickings, White, Grey & Colored Blankets, Fine an Medinm Tweeds, Knitt-d Goods.Plain snd Fancy Flannel, Low Tweeds, Etoffes, &c., WHOLESALE ONLY SUPPLIED 15 Victoriz 12 Wellington Sauare, Street E., MONTREAL.TORONTO.Oct, 3.ly 287 Fish.FOR SALE, FISH, OILS, 8% 200 (\"ases Lobsters, Young\u2019s and other brands, 200 Cases Mackerel, Island Pk.Co.and other brands, 100 Tierces Labrador Salmon, No, 1's, 2's & 3's.60 Barrels Labrador Salmon, No.2 and 8.50 Barrels Labrador Sea Trout.1060 Barrels Labrador Herring, Pearce\u2019s, Steers, Reid\u2019s and other choice brands.50 Barrels No.1 large C.B.Herring.250 Qtls.Prime Table Codfish.100 Barrels Choice Green Cod, large & l\u2019s.1(00 Boxes Smoked Herring.100 Barrels Newfound and Cod Oil A.100 Barrels Halifax Cod Oil A.Barrels and Bags Jamalca Coffee, Pimento and Ginger.Fresh Fish, Cod, Halibut, Smelts, &c.Apply to J & R.McLEA Agents Caledonia Coal and Railway Co.8§ COMMON STREET.Telephone 866, .ec.23.FISH, OIL, & CHOICE LABRADOR HERRINGS, GREEN CODFISH, Large and No, 1, STEAM-REFINED SEAL OIL.NEWFOUNDLAND COD OIL.* GASPE and HALIFAX COD OIL.NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL.STEWART MUNN & CO., 22 St.John streetj 1y Oct.6 FOR SALE.HERRING.-No.1 Labrador, in Bris, Hf.Erls, Kits and Pails.No.1 C.B., in Brls.and Hf.Brls., Lock Fyne \u2018\u2018 Malcolm,\u201d Crown Brand in Kegs and Firkins.SALMON-No.1 and 2 Prime Newfoundland in Tes., Brls., and Hf.Brls CODFISH-Nos.1, 2 and Large Green Codfish in Brls.and Casks.MACKEREL-In Bris.Hf.Brls.Barrels Steam Refined Pale Seal Oil.Barrels Cod Oil.Barrels Cod Liver Oil.JOHN BAIRD & CO, 191 Commissioners Street.Sept.29 WANTED, FIFTY GOOD BOYS to sell THE HERALD en the streets.Apply at the Mailing Room before 8 o\u2019clock &,.m.sa If you want a situation of any kind advertise in The Tommycods, Telephone 1235.Jan.11 and ly 00 Business Cards.THOMAS SUTTON.Hair Dresser, Perfumer and Gentlen.en\u2019s Haberdasher, WINDSOR HOTEL, ##\"-Hot and Cold saths 25 cents, Nov.11 ly 270 \u201c JAMES DUNNE, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT [AW 280 BROADWAY, STEWART BUILDING,] NEW YORK CITY.8m 260 KEPPLER & SANCTON, BANKERS AND BROKERS, BUY AND SELL FOR CASH, OR ON MARGIN, ALL SECURITIES DEALT IN AT THE NEW YOkn STOCK EXCHANGE.Oct.30 No.68 Broadway, New York.RUDOLPH KEPPLER, Members of N.Y.W.B.SANCTON, Stock Exchange.Oct.30 ly 260 R.H.HALSTED.H.R.MCLANE.HALSTED & McLANE, BANKERS AND BROKERS, OFFICE: 81 Broad Street, New York.Oet.30 ly 260 SHAW BROS.& CASSILS, TANNERS AND DEALERS Ih Hides and Leather, 426 & 428 NOTRE DAMF ST.MONTREAL.Oct.ly 252 James Thomson, \u2018\u201c THE CABINET MAKER,\u201d House Furnishing and General Decoration, .227 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.Jet.3.ly 237 Cochrane, Cassils &Co.MANUFACTURERS OF Boots and Shoes, Wholesale, CORNER OF Craig and S:.Francsis Xavier Streets, MONTREAL, Oct.21 ly 252 DR.MAJOR, Specialist to the Department for Diseases ofthe Nose and Throat, Montreal General Hospital, 1,898 St.Catherine Street.Nov.ly 287 TO PRINTERS.FOR SALE CHEAP, A Second-hand Gordon Job Cylinder Press.Can be run either with Treadle or Steam.Has Ink Fountain complete.Will print a sheet 16x24 inches, With slight, expense can put in good running order,\u2018and would b a tu press in a country office, Apply to HerAD Office.THE KEY TO HEALTH.Unlocks allthe clogged avenues of the Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carrying off gradually without weakening the system, all the impurities and foul humors of the secretions; at the same time Correcting Acidity of the Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Dizziness, Heartburn, Constipation, Dryness of the 8kin, Dropsy, Dimness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, and General Debility; all these and many other similar Complaints yield to the happy influence of ÉURDOCE BLOOD BITTERS, T.MILBUBN & COQ., Proprietors, Toronto.= Mailmaus.Es Raima.\u2014:0:\u2014FOR\u2014:0:\u2014 Quebec and the Lower Provinces, Ottawa.Kingston, Toronto, Port Arthur, Winnipeg, Maritoba: AND THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.TIME TABLE: TRAINS LEAVE MONTREA.For Winnipeg\u20142.00 p,m.daily, except Sundays.For Ottawa\u20147.15 a.m., 9,00 a.m,, 2.00 p.m., 6.00 p.m., and {8.00 p.m.* For Toronto\u20149.00' a.m.and $8.00 p.m.For Quebec\u20148.06 a.m., *4.00 p.m.and 10.00 p.m.ARRIVE AT MONTREAL From Winnipeg\u201412.35 p.m.daily except Tuesday.From Ottawa~18.18 &.m., 112.85 p.m., 8.66 p.m., and 10.00 p.m.From Toronto\u20148.18 a.m.and 10.00 p.m.From.Quebec\u20146.30 a.m., 9.10 p.m.and *10.35 p.m.* Sundays only.t Runs daily, Sundays included, other trains week days only.THE CANADIAN ALL=-RAIL ROUTE TO THE NORTH-WEST.Connections at TORONTO for ali points WEST, SOUTH AND NORTH-WEST.Magnificent Parlor and Sleeping Cara on Through and Local Express Trains.23 Five Trains Dally to Ottawa.For full information, Tickets, etc., apply at Ticket Offices.266 St.James Street, Windser Hotel Ticket Office, Quebec Gate Station, Montreal.W.0.VAN HORNE, W.WHYTE, Vice-President.Gen Supt.E.& Ont, Div.D.MoNICOLL» General Passenger Agent, A.DAVIS, ee déneral Supt.Quebec Division.c idontreal and Boston Afr Line.The Direct and Best Route to Beaton and all New England points, via Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, &c.On and after MONDAY, OCTOBER 19th, 1885, trains will leave Montreal as follows :\u2014 8.10 A.M.\u2014For Farnham, Newport, an local points.5.10 P.M.\u2014Night Express for Boston :n- New England points, with Pullman Palas Bleeping Car attached ; also for Newport Waterloo, Bedford, 8t.Cesaire and inter mediate points, with through connection ror 8pringfleld, and all points ¢n the Qon.On enka h and dry th gage checked through and passod ty the Oastoms at Bonave :ture Depot.For Tickets and all information, apply & 202 tit.James street, Windaor Hotel, or Bon aventure Station.T.A.MAOKINNON General anager for the j'rustess.October 19, 159 Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.'s RAILROADS \u201cID.and HL.\u201d To Saratoga, Troy, Albanv, Boston New York, Philadelphia, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST.QUICK TIME.NO DELAYS.On and Atter MONDAY, Deeember 7th, TRAINS WILL LEAVE MONTREAL : 4,30 p.m,\u2014Night f£xpress\u2014Wagner's Elegant Sleeping Car runs through to New Yors without change, arriving in New York a 7,80 next morning.his Train mske close connection at Troy and Albany wit: Sicoping Car Train for Boston, arriving a ,30 a.m, New York Through Mails and Express ca ried via this line.Information given, and Ticketssold ai al @rand Trunk Offices, and at the Compaay's Office, L43 SC James Street, Montreni.J.W.BURDICK, COHAS.O.MOFALL General Pass\u2019r, Agent.General Agent, Albany N, Montreel k DT 1944 Intercolonial Railway WINTER ARRANGEMENT.Commencing 16th Nov.,15885 THROUGH EXPP»S8 :ASFENGE TRAINS RUN DAILY (>undaye axcopied)s ollows: CENTRAL | New York, Boston & How England GREEN MOUNTAIN ROUTE.tg?() $ osm Trains Leave Montreal: 8 30 A.M.,\u2014Fast Traln, arriving &t n Albans, 10.50 a.m.; Burlington 12.10 p.m ; Mont polfer, 12.50 p.m.White River Junction, 2.56 p.m.Boston, via Lowell, 7.20 p.m., ane New York, via Springfield, at 10.30 pm.posa New Buftet Parlor Cars to Bos nD.4 20 P.M.\u2014New York ana Boston Ex- - press, arriving St.Albans 6.60 p.m., Supper , Burlington 8,35 mm, Rutland 11.06 p.m., Troy 05 am., Albany 2.20 a.m., New York 7.30 a.m., Worcester 6.40 a.m., Boston 7.49 a.m., via Rute [and Bellows Falls and Fitch- urg.\u2018wagner Sleeping Cars Montreal to New Fork and Pullman Sleeping Cars St.Albans ston Through Cars on this train arriving Waterloo.7.35 p.m., Magog 8.35 p.m.and Sherbrooke ,16 p.m, P.M.\u2014 Night Express, for St.8.30 Albans, te River Junction, Manchester, Nashua, arriving n via Lowell 8.38 a,m., via Fitchburg, 9% a.m., New York, via Nort! plo \u2018Holyoke, Springfield, and New aven 11.45 fam.\\ nisftrain'fmakes! close connection at Nashua and _ Winchenden for Worcester; Frovidenge and : all points on New York an ew Englan ilroads Puilman Buflet Bleeping Oars to Boston and Springfield.For Tickets, mation, apply at Windsor Hotel and Grand Trunk Diese oF ol the Cowrany\u2019sofilce, 150 it.J reel, Bt.James A, C,3IONEGRAVK, \u201cJARALIRU Cassenger acout , HOGAX 3 W.CUMMINGS AW OA acl.Pass Apent: ime yavior moa wLHEr into) Herald, free.Ontreui, Lec.7th, 1985 _ LOVIS cuouerscrsereonous 000000 BUG AM Riviere d0 LOUP.\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026.l2651.M Trois Pistoles.\u2026 ss Rimouski.Little Movil.Bathurst.oo.Newoastle.The Grand Trunk Traine leaving Montrea: at 10.16 P.M.connect at Chaudiere Junction with these trains.The Trains to Halifax and St, John ru» through to their destinations on Sundays.The Pullman Car leaving Montreal on Mon day, Wednesday and Friday, runs through te Halifax, and the one leaving on Tnesday, Thursday and Saturday to 8t, John, All Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time, AF-THROUGH TIOKETS may be obtained via rall and steamer to all points on the Lower St.Lawrence and in the Maritime Provinces, For tickets and all Information in regard tn nger fares, rates of freight, træin arrangements, &c., apply io G, W.Rusl~- ON, Eustern treight and Pagsenl are left at home to take care of their younger brothers and sisters.1t ought not to be difficult to get the public aym- pathy torsch a scheme as the creche, he telt couwinced of the popularity of it.Friends will, of course, also be needed for this as for every other good work, aod the income will be all required to provide the food for the children.Rev.Mr.Evans stated that the presence of the deputation was not entirely with reference to the creche but also to bring before the Association the wish of the Associated Charities, to see à place established where Protestant foundiings would be taken and cared for.After some further discussion, Mr.Evans, ia the name of the deputation, thanked the ladies for their reception of them and wished them God speed in their undertaking, As aa outcome of the meeting, it was resolved thatthe Young Women\u2019s Christian Association start a creche at 161 Fortification Lane, off St.Peter street and all ladies who are in any way willing to aseist are cordially invited to meet with the Committee of the Y.W.C.A., at their rooms 101 Metcalfe street, on Thursday next, March 4th, at 11 a.m., when a committee will be appointed and this new br.nch of work organized.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 8I, PATRICK'S T.A.& B.B0CIETY.This Society celebrated its 46th anniversary by a lecture and musical entertainment 10 the hall of the Catholic Young Men\u2019s Society last evening, The atten- dace was large.Represeatatives of the sister societies were present as invited guests.The programme was opened by a well executed overture on the piano by Mc.Thos.Grant.Rev.Martin Callaghan, President of the Society, delivered the The rev.gentleman in the course of his remarks said that the opening address.members of St.Patrick\u2019s T.A.& B.Society had every reason to feel proud at the glorious and prosperous career which had attended the Society since its formation, vearly half a century ago.The Society was founded by the Rev.Father Phelan, oue of the tirst Irish Catholic pastors of this city, who was afterwards Bishop of Kingston, Ont., and it has sinze been under the fostering care of the present venerable and dearly-loved pastor of Dowd, St.Patrick's, Rev.Father to whom the rev.speaker paid a glowing and eloquent tribute, during the cuurse of which he referred to the fact that Father Dowd had twice refused the mitre, preferring to live in semi-obscurity among his The rev.gentleman also paid a feeling tribute to the origuual members of the society, and mentioned the fact that amoogst (ne invited guests present were three of the original Moffat, James Andrew Emerson, who, together with the respected lecturer of the evening, were all that were left of the original band, and he was proud to proclaim the tact that these four had remained staunch and true to the principles of the society, and were to-day as active The rev, gentleman concluded by introducing the lece turer, Mr.Edward Murphy, to whom he cherished and faithful flock.members, viz, Charles Connaughton, and as energetic as of old.paid an e:oquent and worthy tribute.Mr Murphy\u2019s lecture was on the Micro- ecope, and as our space to-day is limited, and our full report of the lecture will ecarcely bear condensing, we hold it over for Monday's issue.Mr.Murphy and his excellent paper were warmly received.We only say at,present that Mr.Murphy by means of his powerful microscope illustrated many of the curious and interesting wonders revealed by that instrument, in a series of highly magnified images of in- gects snch as the human flea, the bed bug, its eggs aua its young ones, spiders, water devil, itch insects, trichiose in pork, drops of water, sections of wood, sections of Montreal limestone, and other objects of great 1In:erest.Mr.Murphy commenced the second part by exhibiting some medallion pictures of Father Matthew administering the pledge to the multitudes in Cork 1838, when he commenced the crusade against inte mper- ance.Medallions of Fatner Matthew\u2019s pledge and also pledge of the Montreal St.Patrick\u2019s T.A.& B.Society, beautifully colored enlarged views of Montreal, Lake an.River Scenery in Ireland, old abbeys, churches and casties,\u2014views in England, Canada and tbe Holy Land,\u2014Lake of Como, Grotto of Antiparos, Earthquake in Lisbon, Falls of Zambezi,, &c.Also some curious and amusing pictures with life like movewents and phantasmagoric effects, &c.Mr.Dugald Macdonald moved a motion of thanka to the lecturer, which was seconded by Mr.Thos.Davis, and carried amidst great applause.Mr.Murphy made a suitable reply.During the evening the Flood city quar tette, Messrs.Hamelin, Emblen, Rowan Court of Review.February 26, 1886.DOHERTY, JETTE AND TASCHEREAU, J.J.Lassiseraye vs.{Riendeau.\u2014Mr, Durand, for plaintiff, asked that this cause be fixed for hearing at 2 preceding day, p.m.It was called on the when it appeared that defendant\u2019s counsel, Mr.Cresse, who was pot in atiendance, had taken away the rocord with him , in consequence of which it could not be argued then.The record had since then been given back to the Prothonotary.Mr.Cresse was again absent from Court, but he would b2 notified of the appointment of the cause for hearing.Taschereau, J., said that as the cause had a'ready been called once for aearing, it would be unjust towards the lawyers whose cases came after this one, if the order of those cases ware to be deranged to make place for it, as they had a right to The Court, t plication.expect that their cases would be called before any case that had lost its turn.herefure, rejected the ap- Johnson vs.Brunelle.\u2014This action was Mr.Geoffrion instituted under the law respecting the relation of lessors and lessees, and was inscribed in Review from Mr.Justice Caron\u2019s judgwent, by the defendant.argued that the Inscription in Review, which had been made within eight days after the Superior Court had reudered judgment, was made in time, and that parties to actions of the same kind as this one could follow in this Court the ordinary rules of procedure, and were not bound to proceed from day to day as they were in the Court below.The merits of the case consisted in a question of procedure.examined his witnesses on a certain day, and the Court below ordered the defendant to examine his witnesses after the plamtiff bad closed his case.But as the plaintiff had given to ihe defendant no notice that he intended to proceed with his enquefe, the defendant was taken by surprise and had no time to summon witnesses to disprove plaiutiff\u2019s case.The plaintiff had immediately Mr.Beique, for the plaintiff.Decision reserved.The followiog Lapierre vs.cases were also argued and taken en delibere.Wiseman\u2014Mr.Mireault and Mr.Duhamel.Masson vs.Hubert\u2014Mr.Geoffrion and Page vs.Blain vs.Messrs.Cresse & Hubert.Thirot Archambault & Co.and Mr.Jodoin.Danserean~\u2014Mr.A.Mathieu and Messrs.Prefontaine & Co.dit Duval \u2014Messrs.Superior Court.MERITS DIVISION : MATHIEU, J.The Court rendered judgment according to the written consent of defendant in the case of Cadieux va.Glatz\u2014Messrs, Longpre & Co.and Messrs.Laflamme & Co.\u2014and heard the case.ot Reid vs.Rasconi.\u2014 Messrs.Maclaren & Co.and Messrs.Geof frion & Co.BOURGEOIS, J.Other cases heard and taken en delibere.Grenier ve.The North Shore Railway Co.\u2014Mesers.Longpre & Co.and Messrs.Lacoste & Co.Elizabeth Globensky vs.Daniel Wilson \u2014The plaintiff instituted this action to have her marriage with the defendant declared null and void.The facts of the case, as averred in her declaration, are as follows :\u2014The parties were married in this city, on the 12th Dec.last, by the Rev.Chas.A.Doudiet, in the presence of C.A.Ducharme and Hormisdas Courtois.They being members of the Roman Catholic Church, muat submit to the laws of that church respecting marriage, impediments to marriage and the power to dispense from those impediments.They were related to each other in the degree of first cousins, and were married without bans being first published, and the presence of their own Cure.OaZthe 31st: December last, Bishop Fabre, of Montreal, decreed their marriage to be null and void, and on the 7th January last, Archbishop Tascher- eau, of Quebec, to whom an appeal had been taken from the Bishop\u2019s decree, cou- firmed the same, Plaintift never cohabited with defendant.She resides with her father, Seignior Globeusky, of St.Eustache.To this action, the defendant pleaded that the marriage took place before the Rev.C.A.Doudiet, a Minister of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, who was authorized by the Statute of Quebec 38 Victoria, chapter 62, to keep Acts of Civil Status, and who was prior to the passing of that Act, a duly ordained Minister of the Presbyteriau Church here in connection with the Church of Scotland, to which said Act alludes.The parties were married only after they had obtained from the Lieutenant- Governor a liceuse enabling them to get married without the publication of bans.The marriage was celebrated according to the usages and customs of the Presbyterian Church.The relationship existiug between first cousins did not constitute before the Presbyterian Church and the other Protestant Churches an impediment to mar riage, but was considered as such only by the Roman Catholic Church, who claimed, however, the power to dispen-e from it, Nevertheless a violation of that rule could have no more effect on the civil rights of the parties than the decrees of the Bishop aud Hammill, sang some choice selections it a manner which showed carefui train- ! ing.Their efforts were heartily applaud- ) ed.Mr.Thos.Grant's selections cu the piano gave evidence of remarkable ability, of Montreal, aud showed him to be a complete master of that instrument, and Archbishop, which pronounced the nullity of the marriage.Messrs, Laflamme & Co., of counsel for plaintiff, fyled a written admission of the following facts:\u2014l.That the Rev.Mr.2, [hat the a act of the Doudiet was a Presbyterian minister.uthenticated copy of the ë marriage of the parties isssued bv the latter minister from ¢¢ St.John\u2019s Church at Montreal,\u201d showed that that church was a Presbyterian Church.emnized accordi toms of the Presbyterian That the parties riage had reache years, and were 3.That the marriage was sol- ng to the usages and cus- hurch.4 at the time of their mar- d the complete age of 21 first cousins.5.\u2018That no bans were published.6.That both parties were theu Rom an Catholic, but that the defendant contends that his application to a Protestant m equivalent to an the Roman Cat inister to be married was abjuratiou 0a his part of holic fsith and doctrines.7.That the that the parties were first cousins was not, according to the Presbyterian Church, an impediment to their marriage.8.T hat plaintiff was domiciled at the time of her marriage at St.Eustache and defendant at St.Jerome.Mr.Laflanme argued that the success of his case depended upon whether the parties to the cause were at the time of their marriage members of the Roman Catholic Church or not.1f they belonged then to that religious denomination the plamiff was entitled favor; if in her to a judgment not, judgment simuld go againac him.But the acts of the plaintiffs baptiem and of defendant's was unimpeachable evidence in support of the former\u2019s case.been settled the different courts It bad repeatedly the decisions of b .J in this Province that two Roman Catholics could be validly married but by the proper cure of either of them, and quote d at length from the judg- to admit that a license dispensine w1 publication of bans had been pon Ivy sa tha: the marriage was valid according to the law of the Presbyterian Church ; but he laid down as an indisputable proposition that, as the parties had not abandoneg their religion to embrace the Presbyterian faith, they were subject to the laws of their religion, to which the State had extended ae a protection, its sanction.\u2019 The Court having expressed a doubt ag to whether the admissions affiled of record by p'aintiff\u201ds counsel were good evidence at law, and having suggested that legal proof of the facts which plaintiff intended to admit as true, could be, perhaps, furnished,\u2014 Mr.Lafleur, of counsel for defendant, asked that his adversary be allowed to complete his evidence ia that respect before the case went any further.He thought the procedure in the cause snould be regularized at once, mure especially as a final discussion in the matter would be reached ouly in the Suprème Courtor the Privy Council, to either of which an appeal would ultimately be taken, The Court directel counsel to proceed with his argument, Mr.Lafleur contended that though the law respecting marriage was correctly summel up by Mr.Justice Jette in Larammee va.Evans, as it existed prior to.the cession of Canada to England, yet his could not agree with that learned Judge ag to what was the law since then.Eogland had conceded religious liverty to the.Roman Catholics of Canada ; but it could not be inferred therefrom that it had divested its own Church (the Church of England) of her right to celebrale the marriages of all Christians.E.glaod extended the prerogative of her Church first to the Church of Rome, and afterward, to the Dissident Churches.Fhe foliowing.were our statutes respecting the matter :\u2014 35 Geo, III., ch.4; Consolidated Statutes of Lower Canada, ch.20, sect.16; 38 Victoria, ch.62, sect.7.The law was brought to a concise form by articles 128 aud 129 of the Civil Code, which read : 128.Marriage must be colemnized openly, by a competent officer recogaized by law.129.All priests, rectors, ministers and other officers authorized by law to keep registers of acts of civil staiug, are competent to sclemnize marriage.The decrees of the Council of Trent, on which the bishops had based their decisions, were never promulgated in Canada.That was admitted even in the case of Larammee ve.Evans.Moreover, the juigmeat ren dered by Her Majesty in council in the celebrated Guibord case, clearly showed the absolute nullity of ecclesiastical decrees of that kind.Mr.Lafleur concluded by quoting from Pothico, on Marriage, No.459, to show that when a court had doubts in regard to the validity of a marriaze, ic should endeavor to have the dispute settled 80 à: to avoid scandal, as would likely arise in this case it the parties were declared to be fras from each other.Mr.Laflamme was heard is reply.The case was taken en delibere, the plaintiff being bound, however, to give I-gal proof of the facts sought to be admitted by her in favor of deteniant.Auother case was subsequently argued: Forest va.Chevandier dit Lepine.Messrs.Etheier & Co.and Mr.A.Dalbee, Enquete and Merits Division PLAMONDON, J.Cases tried aad argued :\u2014 Arless vs.Arless, continued from Wel- nesday.\u2014Defeudants examined two more wituesses, and plaintiff one witness 1n rebuttal.Withell va.Br woe.\u2014Messrs.Ouimet & Co.aud Messrs.McGibboa & Co.\u2014Plaintiff declared he had no enquete to make.Defendant exawined tive witnesses, an i plaintiff three in rebuttal.Vincent vs.the Town of Ste, Cunegonde, and the Towa of Ste.Cunegonde vs.Berger et al, postponed from Wednesday.\u2014 The principsl plaintiff examined nine witnesses, the principal defeadast four witnesses, and the defendant in warranty five witnesses.NOTES.The Practice Division did not sit yester~ day.It will remain closed until Monday morning, at 11 o'clock.Mr.Justice Cimon will reader judgments to-day, at 10 a.m., in the Practice Division room, ia tha following cases :\u2014 Drapeau vs.Marica; Myler et al.vs.Styles ; Smith vs.Masterman ; Gagaon ve Gaudry.\u2014 PUMPS FOR THE INUNDATION COX- MIITEE, It is stated that this Committee were offered a 15 inch Baldwin steam pump, with frame, gearing, eagine aad every thing complete and in perfect order for $3,000, placed on the grpuaid ready to put steam on.This pump is well knowa to contractors, engineers and others, including Mr.Lesage, the eagineer of the Inland Cut.It is the largest iu the Dominioo, with 8 siazle exception.\u2018The punp (Mr.Me Namee\u2019s) successfully pumped out the Inland Cut in 60 hours ; section 34 of the Wellaod Canal, à mile in length, in eix days; having previously supplied the city of Baffalo with water for eight days when the city\u2019s engines had broken down.Competent judges pronounc: the figure at which the pump is offered to the city 88 really much below half its value, No attention, however, appears to have been paid to the offer; but it is said that three new pumps have been ordered from the United States, and Alderman Stevenson 18 now about to order two more, or five io all and threatens to go on with the work independent of his Committee.Two of these pew pumps will be 10 inch and three 6 inch.The cost of à pump is a comparatively emall portion of the whole expenditure.These pumps may cost $600 to $700 each ; the duty will be about thirty per ceat., thus adding some $200 more to the cost of each.Then the frame, gear ing and connections will cost $1,000 for each pump; and to this must be added the cost of the engine for each.Mr.McNamee\u2019s engine alone cost $3,000, 80 that son.e idea can be had of the expenditure on which the Committee is embarking.If one pump, engine, and all complete, will do the work of all these five pumps, five engines, etc., why not iavest ID the powerful but comparatively cheap pump, and\u2019 particularly If, as we are informed, Mr.McNamee undertook to have his pump on the ground and in working order in fifteen days from the date of his offer ?We do not profess to Know ali that is in the mind of the members of the Committee, but we think that some explanation of the purchase of five stea ii pumps in the States, under the circumstances.we have described, ought to be forthcoming.ss Mr.John E.McFee, brother of Mr.Donald McFee, of the International Railway, has sold his gold mines in Southers California for £300,000 to responsiblt parties in England.Mr.Tarte, whose intended departure for Ottawa was announced on Monday, he been detained here in consequence of ti serious illness of Mr.A.E.Demers.W- L.J.Demers ig at present in Paria, - =\" ee La ww MONTREAL HERALD AND DAÏLY COMMEXCHAL GAZITÉ, SATURDAY.- FEBRUARY 27 rte \u2018 metre Aie: Fa Bla BY M; MOI Station 1e Marc 16 S | Are that } tion, 8 Eq es» = "]