The Montreal herald, 26 août 1890, mardi 26 août 1890

[" éments of aright\u201d jy fashioneq es of the deville ag y, Which day, the ot never tlian thn 3 Ol the * 3 features yun al of ex g,.b bur a, COULLin at aflernodn Historical og Park, d perf.0000 an | y night, Ze crowd 88 the ca.of Taug- nore fig feast.\u201d ing kil].paratory About tume ap- ked dog laid on of the Indiang d and ef, Little he Paw- it were 1 which og, wag 3 TOP ast, Indian dance,\u201d minutes, hich in- he tent heartily roasted is cele- moons, oing so id they in.e prom- ernoon.la spe- tburban rst con- a bave 8 been Vienna altz by ing less Eduard spirit, nmand a catch or, and nd im- that in- iar and recall, ed the the or- a fees of the y ideal imbued lucting, iove in He ex- ts, vio- s body pulsa- olka.\u201d yn, mat~ ment.AY.)ommits usy.t-street cene of a riv.k alleged his wife shment ux has own his rs.In 1 little nce of Giroux à walk he gay angered rith the drew a bail en- ho had r.The ail en- of the ep.In danger- tified.) would- / are on ours to .10c.gars.-_\u2014\u2014_ \u2014PP2P_ 2\" _\u2014 The Montreal Herald \u201cVOL LXXXIII\u2014NO.CHECKTO POWDERLY THE SUPREME OCQUNOIL BE- FUSES TO ORDER A STRIKBE, The K.of L.Left Single Handed te Fight the Battle\u2014The Council Adjourned Sime Die\u2014Letter From the Council to Mr.Powderly\u2014Freight Moving Slowly at Albany\u2014Examination of the Discharged Men.Texeg Havre, Ind, Aug.25.\u2014The federation men will not be called out The strike motion was defeated late this afternoon.- LATER, Terre Havre, Ind, Aug, 25.\u2014The council adjourned sine dic at 5.15, after Jeciding that the official statement o\u2019 {be conference should not be given t) the prees until 9 p.m.A United Press repre fentative showed Grand Workman Powogp! 10 ds8233Ch from Terre Haute saying that the strike would not be ordered by the federation.Mr.Powderly said that it was the firs: intimation he had received of such act'on, but declined to talk, saying thas it would not be policy for him to make any comments upon it until officially notified.He did not seem to be very much surprised or crestfallen at the result, but went to his supper in good spirits.Local labor leaders, however, looked very glum, and were evidensly very much displeased at the action.Becretary Hays raid: \u2018If the despatch ie true it mesus a single-banded fight, with the Kuights' doing the fighting and the other organi- zatioëus aiding financially.\u201d Mr, Powdegly Notified.© - * Pp TERRE HaurE, Ind., (6 p.m.) Aug.25.\u2014 The following dispatch has just been sent to T.V.Powderly, at Stanwix Hall, Albany: * ! Terre Havre, Ind., Aug.25, T.V.Powderly, G.M.W., K.of L., bany, N.Y.- The Supreme Council adjourned this afternoon after considezing the strike in all its details.You will notice the result of our deliberations in tonight's despatches, which it is hoped will meet with your approval.The committee wae unanimous in endorsing your proposition and the proposition of the grand executive board and most earnestly hops that the right of which you are the champion in the great conflict on the | N.Y.Central may finally and powesfally prevail.| .F.P.SARGENT, Pros™.W.A, SHERHAN, Sec\u2019y.The Supréme Council Maniestd.- > * Terre Havre, Ind., Aug.25\u2014Follow- ing isthe manifesto ¢f the Federation : Headguarierg of the Suprame Council of the United.Order of : Raiiwaz-otn- ployees.* __ TERRE HauTs, Ind.Aug.25.To all Labor Organizations, MEN AND BROTHERS: © On the night of Aug.8 a stmike began on the N, Y.C.& H.R.R\u2019y, involving about 8,000 men in the employ of the said road, who were members of a great labor organization kuown as the K.of L.The reason get forth by Mr.T.V.Pow- derly, chief executive of the order, may be summarized: ae follows : Tie peremptory discharge of 50 or 60 employees of the road and members of the K.of L.because of Labor, without «living them any reason whatever as to their discharge.Prior to the strike the men involved sought through the tepresentatives of tbe arder t9 have their grievances adjusted, but their appeal being dibre- garded a strike was inaugurated.At this juncture T.V.Powderly, master workman of the K.of L., entered upon the task of adjusting the differences and of making such airangements as would \" \u2018Result In an Honorable Peace \u2018 etwoen the em ployees and the officials of the road, but his efforts were unavailing.Mr.Powderly comprehending the purpose of M& Webb, flaird tice-presi- dent of the company to make war upon the K.of L.and ultimately upon ali labor organizations represented on his road, sought a conference with the | supreme council ot \u2018the united order of rallway employees.The request of Mr.Powderly was granted to the extent that four members of the council, the chief executive of the federation, met him in the city of Buffalo, vizz\u2014J.P.Sargent; G.M., of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and President of the Supreme Council, Geo.W.Howard Grand Chief of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors and Vice-President of the Railaoad Trainmenand Frank Sweeney, G.M,.of the Switchmen\u2019s Mutaal Aid Association.At the conference with Mr.Powderfly at Buffalo the members of the Supreme Council became satisfied that the officials of the road by every consideration of fair and honorable treatmens$ of labor osgamiza- tions, should meet Mr.Powderly and adopt some just plan for the adjustment of the grievances of the striking employees.This conclusion havi been reached, the membera of the Supreme Council in response to the request of Mr.Powderly, extended their journey to the \u2018city of New York to afford euch aid as was in their power ' ' To Bring About § Settlement.* between Mr.Webb,-3 vice-president of the company, that - offieïai \u2018having fall authority in sil mmstters pertaining to, the strike, and T.V.Powderly, G.M.W.of the K.of L.having the authority\u2018 to negotiate such arrangement as might end the dispute.Ap interview having been secured Mr.Powderly sought to have the diseharged men heard im their own defense, in the presence of Mr.\u2018Webb and himself.This was a fair and honorable settlement of the trouble, ail, of which were refused on the part ot Mr., \u2018Webb.- This fair and honorable proposition: was refosed.Mr.Powderly pro arbitration, which wag alsq re .There were other propositions made by Mr.Powdarly having for their object the tettlement of the troable, all of which.ware refused an the past of Mr.Webb.The members of the supreme council while ain Buffalo and in the iy « \u2018York \u201chad ample o te thosoughly in- ey were Knights | 206 : ing the strike.They saw and heard both 3 Sam.They Appreciated the gravity © situation and comprehending the - pee Impending Consequences to Labor organizations deemed it advisable to convene the Supreme Council for delibera- tiom and sush ecnclusion as facts woeld wawanh.Ja reponse te the order of the president of the Supreme Council, J.P.Sargent, that body convened in the city of Terre Haute, Ind.on Saturday, the 23rd day of August, and remained in, session until noon on Monday, the 25, In making their report to the Coancil the members who went to New York to confer with MrPowderlyfound all the statements made by him fully corroborated by the facts.n sn interview with Mr.Webb .6 refused entartain any position looking for settlement of the dimeulty.He would not arbitrate any question | nor make any explanation whatever with regard to the discharged emplayees.He claimed the right to discharge em- oyees at will, without seeking explanation or giving to the victims of his will any reason for hie d action.He would manage his road te suit himsalf, without reference to any rights claimed by its employees, or any rights claimed by labor organizations to interfere in the matter to protect their members.The council having heard the statement of its members who had visited New York for the purpose of as- cerlaining the true condition of affairs, exhaustively discussed every important proposition and arrived at cenclusions as follows: .Resolutions of the Council.,1.That the position of the Knights of Labor as set forth by Mr.Powderly and the gensral executive board of the Knights of Labor meets with ou unqualified approval.2.That.the course pursued by Mr.Walter Webb towards Mr.Powderly d the of L., notwithetending his eclarations to the contrary, evinces a urpose to disrupt and destroy labor organizati on the N.Y.HL.R.B.es aa done by Austin Cosbin gn the Phila elphia & Reading.3.That the poliey of Mr.Walter Webb is despotic to an extent that out- mages every principle of American duce American workingmen to the degraded condition of serfs.4.That Mr.Walter Webb, by the employment of Pinkerton thieves, thugs and murderers, vile wretches from the slums and brothels of New York and other cities, to kill workingmen because they dared to protest against his rule aud strike for their rights, is guilty of a crime hame of H.Waiter Webb forever with those who, \u201cdressed in a little brief authority,\u201d liave used their money to secure power to degrade their fellow-men.5.That the efforts now being put forth by Mr.Walter Webb to destroy the K.of L.would, wers circumstances hanged, in like manner be made to des froy the organizations of engineers, fire- en, conductors, trainmen and switch pres, and, if successful, it is only a ques- ton of time when a similer effort would.be made to seal the fate of other laber izatiogs.; .That Mr Walter Webb, by the course he bas pursued towards the K.of L and the representatives of labor organizations, has shown a total disregard of those principles of the citizen sovereignty of every Ameriean worthy of the name; and considering only his money power and the corporate power of the company be represents, his acts, which speak louder than words, say in the language of W.H.Vanderbils, once the autocrat of the New York Company; \u201c The public be damued.\u201d .7.Mr.Walter Webb s3ems to support bis arfogant attitude towards workingmen and labor organizations by assna- ing that the N.Y, C.and H.R.R.R.is -Frivate proper yand that his acts in this \u2018sense a matter o fpublic concern ; that he \u2018can with impunity discharge men and remand them to idleness and poverty and render them homeless wanderers, \u2018without giving any reason or explanation whatever for bis conduct ; disregarding the fact that the corporation for which he plays autocrat is ; ; A Thing Created by Laws inthe making of which the men be seeks to degrade have a voice, which once unified will bring his corpo- , ration to the bar of justice, where his millions and other millions he repra- | sents, will cease to be potential in directing questions of right.; In view of the foregoing facts the Supreme Council puts upon record its unanimous and unqualified approval of the strike on the ,N.Y.C.& H.R, R.R,, for the cause set forth by T.V.Powder- ly, as also the efforts made by Mr.Pow- derly to bring the strike to an honorable termination.In this general expression of approval of the action of the K.of L.the course of -Vice-President Webb -is unequivocally condemned.The power of the Suprem¢ Council in the matter of the strike has been exerted to aid the K.of L.through their representatives, to secure the recognition of their order by the officials of a rich and powerful Corporation, to secure fog workingmen : : ae The Victims of Autocratic Power, \u2018 a hearing and to perform such other kindly offices as were proper under thy circumstances, demonstrating sympathy.and good will, thereby aiding the K.of L.to bring the strike to a close upon principles of right and justice.In this the coûncil met with failare, owing to the autocratid attitude of Mr.Walter Webb.It now becomes neces- { sary for the supreme council to say that owing to the fact that the order of the K.of L.is not & member of the feder ation of railway employees the laws of the supreme councll do not permit its doing more than it has done to aid the K.of L., and its inability to participate otherwise in the strike is now known and appreciated ky Mr.Powdery.Referring to the laws of the s - cou cil relating to strikes, the matter is oom cisely presented .as follows : Inthe first place if the members of the organizations en any raliroad have a grievance it is snhmitted to the proper officer of the road by the local grievauos committee.- In -the event of.failure to obtain satisfaction the chief executive officer of the order having the 3 is called upon, and n nechon with the aommitted reeks ainicably adjust the differenced If failure still attends the efforts to adjust the trouble then the Sapreme Council is convened at the headquarters of the Railroad officials with whom a con- form tLemselves où sÎl matters concern- ference is requested and its inflaence is emostod-te ebtmin élite jante oitizenship and world, if successful, re- | treatment of his employees are in no |\u2019 MONTREAL TUESDAY.AUGUST.26 1890 to all parties.If failure stil followt efforts to remove the cause of complain and the Council by a unanimous vote decides the grievance to be of such gravity es to de a strike, it is promptly ordered in which event the members of the various organizations employed on the road, on which the grievance exists, vie.: Firemen, Conductors, Trainmen and Switchmen abandon their work.In conclusion the supreme council places upon record its high appreciation of the manliness of the K.of L employed on the New York Central and H.R.RB.R.Co., in struggling to maintains principle sacred to every workingman oa the continent and to all men who love juatios and hope for the trinmph of right over wrong as flagrant as ever stained the BE of history.Signed ) FrANx P.SAnGENT.Attested, W.A, SmexLax, - Depositions of Discharged Men.ALBANY, Aug.25.\u2014At the afternoon meeting of the leaders and the Knights of District Assembly 246, the twenty men examined werethese who were discharged.All of them aaid that they were threatened with discharge if they did mot leave the Knights of Labor.| Supt.Bissell had told one man that he was discharged for working against the interests of the road ; afterwards sayiog that meant being a Knight.Mr, Pow- derly said that the charge had been made that the Knights had been started in this strike by a foreign element.He asked those borm in America to stand up and 67 men rose.He then asked those who were born in foreign countries and 10 stood up.The men were then asked to say what kind of men were in their places and various bad characters were given, many of them being discharged help of other roads.Messrs.Powderly and Devlin each gave sn explanation of the position of the order, by saying that the rank and file of the order must aid in supplying money to conduct the strike.A resolution was them adopted calling upon the State Board of Arbitration to arbitrate, as they were paid to do in such cases, and the men were ready for such a course.The men were encouraged to stand firm.Albany Freight Still Tied Up.ALmANY, Aug.25.\u2014A tour through the Delaware snd Hudson freight yards and houses shows that Superintendent Hammond\u2019s and Mr, Farlin's statements that the road is in regular opsration are somewhat colored.All of the trains that lay on the track near the freight house Green Island yards towards this city and none have been moved from this city north.In the freight houses a few mea are busy, but there is no freight being received from Albany merchants.The only trains baing moved in the vicinity were a few N.Y.Central cars and Central engines were drawing them out.One of the train despatchers said this afternoon \u201cwe have not moved any mere to-day than we did yesterday.\u201d 1 L | Enquiry Into Foreign Missions.Bosraz, Aug.25.\u2014The committee of nine chosen to investigate the methods of the executive officers of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, which bas been sitting in the Congressiona.House during the past week, has finished its labor for the pres- ert.The sessions were occupied with the reading of reports of sub-committees and acting upon the same.The proceedings were secret, and the committees refuse to divulge its action.It is unler- stood, however, that harmony prevailed.It is said other sub-committees were ap pointed to report at a session to be held in Boston Sept.23, with a view to final action at the annual board meeting.> WHERE ARE THE POLICE?States Town.Buoyrus, Ohio, Aug.25.\u2014A reign of terror exists here.\u201d Citizons are baldly assaulted on the stréets at might, others are made to give up their money at the muzzle of a revolver, while daring burglaries gre committed nightly, The police are powerless\u201d to cope with the \u2018toughs and at night they do as they please.eee i Yrevalence of Small Pox in a Texsm Bown, ) Waco, Tex.Aug.%.\u2014Small pox , prevails to an alarming extent in this ; city.= ne First Frost of the Season, season, & light one, is reperted from portions of Worcester county last night.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; Tariff Debate in the Senate, \" WASHINGTON, Aug.25.\u2014In the Ssnate to-day Mr.Aldrich proposed that the general debate on the tariff bill be closed Sept.1, with five days\u2019 discussion thereafter, under the five minute rule.He accepted a modification, suggested by Mr.Gorman, to close the debate Sept.3 and take a vote Eapt.8, but Senator Plumb objected to the proposed agree ment and the matier went over.afternoon was spent in the discussion of the lead ore paragraph of the tariff bfl \u2014 Suit Against a President, Provipmnoz, R I, Aug.25 \u2014Shoriff McKay to-day served papers upoa President Chapin, of the Riverside and Oswego Company, which failed a year ago for over $3,000,000, in an action begun by the Norwich National Bank.The bank claims $20,000 as a creditor on accommodation notes.The suing creditors are among those who dissent to the proposed plan af liquidation under the reorganization scheme.Lost in the Woods.Mxprorp, Wis., Aug.25.\u2014Satarday afternoon Mrs.Barney Moliter, of the town of Moliter, this county, and a sister of Mrs.Moliter, and Mrs.Moliter\u2019s daughter 15 years old, residing in Clica- $0, went into the woods berrying and got lost.They have not yet been found, sKbougkh the whole town has been hané- ing for them.This morning at four o'clock the fire bells were rung and the men of the city were called together,and another large party started to Moliter, 15 miles distant, to;hunt for the lost, ones.The grist mill and also the saw mills have shut down, the employees joining in the search.There is intense excitement here and news of the missing women is most anxlously awaited.Children : Cry for on Saturday are etil there.No freights, of such enormity as will associate the | ©.$PY description have gone out of the \u2018Triumphant Reign of Rowdyism fai United | Boston, Aug.-35.\u2014The first frost of the \u201c| The- STRIKE,BUTHEARUS MASS MEETING OF KNIGHTS OF LABOR AT ALBANY, What is Thought ofthe News From Terre Haute\u2014 Disappointment at the Result of the Councils\u2019 Deliberatiens\u2014K.of L.Feel Their Cause Lost-Done to Death at the Hands of Uur Friends; is Their Sad Commentary.ALBAXY, Aug.25.\u2014A monster meetin of striking employees was held in the Academy of Music to-night, Edward J.Lee, presiding.On the atage were all the members of thegrand body Including Mr.Powderly.Mr.Jas.Dalin was named as chairman.Mr.Wright was then introduced as the first speaker.Mr.Wright said thas the Vanderbilt old saying was \u201c The public be damned,\u201d but before we get through it will be said by.the public, \u201cThe corporation be damned.\u201d The strike now on is one for right and might as againet doliars ani cents.All she men on the Central are out.There remain some courterfeit prosentments, but there were no men on the road.A despatch to Mr.Powderly from Terre Haute said that the federation was with us and that they would aid us.It intimated that there would not be a general strike, but that the knights would be materially assisted.Mr.Thomas B.Maguire was the next aker.Mr.Powderly was then intro- uoced and was received with a perfeot tumult of applause.The Beginning of the End, Tene HAUTE, Aug.25.~Nearly all the members of the conference left for their respective headquarters on the midnight train By their gentlemanly demeanor, substantial presence,general courteay and eonservative bearing they created a decidedly favorable impression.Before leaving, Mr.Downey of the chicago awitchmen said: We came here iu the interests of the people whose servants we are.We are paid to serve their in- teregts.While in a moral sense we are in sympathy with the K.of L.the interests of those to whom we ares directly responsible, governed our actions and no other course was open.If we have erred, it has been with the head rather than the heart and we are willing to stand the curses of those that dis- agres with us.\u201c ! am entirely satisfied with the outcome\u201d said chief Sargent, \u201cthere Were no kickers when wo had finished.If any questions come wp in the future directly affecting the orders tance, we will meet it like men.There will be no compromise.\u201d Some other delegates spoke In the same strain.Local K.of L.are paralyzed at the result of the appeal of their chiefs.They had confidertly expscted that the Federation would rush to Pow- derly\u2019s assistance through the mediuar of & general tig np,.and endeavor to bring Webb to terms.The cause of the men on the Central they say is a lost one, and with the defeat goes the reign of the prestige and strength of the O:der.: \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DEATH BLOW TO YÉE K.OF L, They Asked for Bread, and the Connell Gave Them a Stone.Treree Havre, Aug, 25.\u2014The K.of L., asked for bread from their brethren of the United Order of Railway employees, | \u2018better known ag the federation, and it has responded with a stone.It is trae that the morsel is concealed in a jar of : boney, but it will be none the more digestible to the knights on that account.It is a common remark here to-might thét the final decision of the conference could not have been more to Mr.Webb's taste had the third vice.president of the Central Railroad manipulated the wires, that controlled the 12 men who compcse the Jsupteme body.The unfortuntate Knights are left to their own resources.They are not even offered the balm of pecuniary support, and their gener master workman is referred by the chief of the federation to press dispatches for the official reply to his appeal.The gut, come may prove a.; Death Blow to the Knights At the same time it is a vindiontion of the conservatism and prudence of the federation.It was formed to prevent strikes instead of to promote them, and in the very first case upon which its supreme tribunal has been catled to sit in judgment it has demonstrated its intention of living within the laws, and vet it is only after a warm struggle that thefconservativee prevailed against the supporters of war to the knife.\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014 An Ecclesiastion] Loax, KrN&sTox, Ont, Aug.%.\u2014The Ardh- bishop of Kingston has borrowed $200,- 000 from the Standard Life Assurance Company at 43 per cent.The loan is for 20 years.The lives of 40 young mea will be insured for $5,000 each.Another Victim o { the Revolver, On Sunday last rather a peealiar shooting affair occurred near Montreal Junction.One of the fine orchards there is in charge of two keepers, who during the afternoonwent on their rouads ag usual, each taking a different direction.As they drew near each other again one of them mistook his confrere for an orchard thief and fired at him, wounding him in the abdomen.The name of the victim is Napoleon Gagnon, who was taken to the Notre Dame Hopital, where he is doing nicely.No Quorum, A special civic committee mesting was ealled for yesterday afternoon for the purpcse of considering the abolition of tolls, but no quorum could be obtained and nothing was done.The aldermea present were Messrs.Prefontaine, Boise seau, and Tansey.Mr.L.H.Senecal, secretary of the Turnpike Trust, was in attendance, and was requested to prepare papers showing a detailed amount of the debentures, at whal interest and on what length of roads applicable.Another meeting will be called shortly when the answers will be submitted.in the federatian.the switchmen, for ins- |.à .3,CENTS.8600 A YEAR THE NEWS.Small pox is prevalent in Was.Texas.The German Iron CladPrince : docked at Kiel for repairs.Doblin grain handlers are striking fe an increase of wages.The German powder mille at Bpandac are reducing their output.The first frost of the season was felt in Worceater Co., Mass, last night, A branch of the Prohibition Party was organized for Montreal last night One garden watchman shot another by mistake at Montreal Junction on Sunday.The Kaiser's visit to Russia is not considered to have had any effect on the political situation.The Academy of Music opensd for the season last night with Mies Jarbeau as ttar in \u201cStarlight.\u201d The meat inspection bill passed at \u2018Washington does not meet the approval of the English newspapers.An extras issue of $10,000,000 unsecured paper currency has been ordered by the India legislative council.The Archbishop of Kingston has borrowed $200,000 from the Standard Life Insurance Co., at 44 per cent.The strike at the Chicago Stock Yards was settled yesterday afternoon by mutual concessions.The Lake Superior arrived last even ing.She had a full passenger list and a large consignment of horses and other live stock.Burglars and thieves reign trinmph- ant in Bercyrus, Ohio.The police are either in league or incompetent to cope with them.The border towus of Prussian Poland bave been visited by a series of disastrous fires that have rendered upwards of 150 families homeless.ain the U.8.Senate, yesterday, an at tempt was made to limit the discussion on the Tariff bill to Sept.3, but on an objection of Senator Plumb, the decision was allowed to stand over.Burglars entered the store of Pye & Sons at Tiderish, N.8,, on Bunday evening,and by the aid of a false key robbed the safe of $1,085 in notes made up ready for mailing next morning.The manifesto of the Supreme Council is a death blow to the striking Kaights of Labor.Wrapped up in many honied words it distinctly refases to lend the weight of their organization tothe strike onthe N, YL, C.The Dublin castle authorities have issued special directions to the Irish constabulary directing great care in the use of their firearms, which are not to be employed save in cases of great naceasity.Two guests, Thomas Powers and J.McGuire, were cremated in the fire that burned down the Queen\u2019s Hotel at Tun- bridge, Ont, yesterday morning.The flames started in the sear of the building and spread so rapidly that all the guests had difficulty 1» escaping.Besides the two men who perished several others were severely barnt.ren FROM THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.Parliamentary Decorations\u2014A Scheme for Re-Patriation\u2014Sermons at St.Patrick\u2019s.QUEBEC, Aug.25.\u2014The interior of the executive council chamber of this province has latterly been decorated with considerable taste and skill.The walls, ceiling, and doors have all been painted apd frescosd and above e ach window are placed the heraldic arms of the province.The general appearance of the interior is very fine.\u2019 - Two rich French Canadians from Central Falls in the State of Rhode Island, Messrs.Herri Chatel and Vilbon Monaat, have had an interview with the members of the Provincial Government with a view of ascertaining what facilities will be afforded them for obtaining timber limiis and erecting mills at Lake St.Jobn.They propose to introduce machinery in such mills to prepare lumber for the United States market, to which it will be directly shipped.They left for Lake 54 John on Wednesday, and atate tbat if they succeed in establishing the proposed enterprise a large namber of French-Canadians in the States will return to work for them.The Revd.C.W.Currier, C.8.8.R,, who preached three times in St, Patrick\u2019s Church yesterday, in aid of the lepers of Guiana, South America, is satisfied with the results of his appeals to the congregatios and is par- ticulsry gratified at the reception he met with from the Lieut-Governor, the Mayor and other distinguished personages, which amounted to a handsome sum.The Revd.gentleman has left for the West.Patrick Lynch, the young sailor shot by an Italian sailor, as stated on Satur- dsy, though not vet out of danger, is doing well to-day at the Hotel Dien.Dr.Ahern has not thought it necessary to bave him make a deposition.\u2014\u2014\u2014 New Piano Agency.Pictou, Aug.25.\u2014Mr.A.P.Willis jeaves for Montreal t5-day, per steamer Miramichi, having founded here the Willis Piano and Organ Company, with a capital of fifty thousand dollars.This will be about the largest musical agency in Nova Scotia.Are free from all crade and irritating matter.Concentrated medicine only.Certer's Little Liver Pills.Very small; very easy to take ; no pain ; no gripiag; po purging.Try them.: Loue Jack Tébaces.This tobacco is made in Lynchburg and is intended for mixing with other tobaccos that are stronger.A little of the above mixed with Pacee tobaccs makes a delicious smoke.To be had \u2018only at the Vice Regal Tobacco Edpo- Hum, 134 8%.James street.Telephoue f ~ Miss Heewo R.Sinclair, + : of Ninette, Man., writes that she has used Burdock Blood Bitters for loss of appetite and headache with the graatest benefit and hégrtily teeommbndé jé Her - Pitcher\u2019s Castoria experience is shared by thousands.is a specific for headache, - : NO MORE SCANDALS CAUTION TO MEMBERS OF \"HB IBISH OONSTABULARY.raph ba mnt wt fu God, and Meep Your Fingers off Your TFriggers\u2014No More Promiseuqus Shooting to be Indamlged In\u2014 Mandate the Police, From Dublin Castle, Loxpoy, Aug.25.\u2014A circular, which is regarded as important, has been issued by the Dublin Castle authorities in which careful instructions as to the use of firearms by police officiers are given.The officers are expressly cautioned against shooting, except in cases of the most pronounced necessity.The Pall Mall Gazette expresses the belief that a general election is not far off, as the instractiona which it contains could bardly have been given in coa- templation of any other event.A Sham Pualshment.LoxDoN, Aug.25.\u2014It is believed that the sentence of exile pronounced upon Moussa Bey by the Porte is a sham, intended to quiet the indignation of the Americans without inflicting aoy punieh- ment upon the Kurdish chief, whose atro cious persecution of the Christains excited the horror of the civilized world.Moussa will doubtless go to Mocca, as ordered, but bis pilgrimage is not likely to result in his permanent banishment for be bas done too congenial à service to the Sultan to permit of his complete retirement.The Imperial Visit Fruitless, Loxpox, Aug.25.\u2014The conseneus of opinion % as voiced through the European press is that the visit of Emperor William to St.Petersbourg bas not changed the political situation.The indications favor paace, but this was the case before the Imperial visit was made.Strike of Dublin Grain Handlers, LoxDox, \"Aug.25\u2014Two thousand corn rters or grain handlers, at Dablin, ave gone on strike for an advance in wages.Fires in Prussian-Poland.LoxpoN, Aug, 25\u2014An epidemic of disastrous fires has occurred in the frontier towns of Prussian-Poland.In all these fires bave rendered 150 families homeless.A Sign of Peace\u2014or New Sort of Powder, LonponN, Aug.25.\u2014The German Government powder mills at Spandau are steadily reducing their output, after having run for some time to their full capacity.- Indian Monetary Legislation.Loxvow, Aug.25.\u2014The Indian Legislative council recently authorized an increase in the paper currency, not secured by coin or bullion, of $10,000,000, making tbe total issue of such notes $40,060,000, while the issue of notes secured by coin or bullion is $50,000,000._ Advices from India state thatthe infia- tion has had a good effect, and bas avertad the trouble which would almost certainly have resulted from the scureity of silver caused by the passage of the American silver bill, Now Military Office.Paris, Aug.25.\u2014M.De Freycinet, Minister of War, a8 appointed h as à mum- ber of the general staff, Col.De Sancy, who will hold himself at the disposal of the military attaches of the foreign embassies in Paris.German Man of War Damazed.| BERLIN, Aug.25.\u2014The ironclad - Crown Prince Rudolph, having lost her propel Jor, has been docked for repairs at Kiel Clamor Against American Beef, - LoNDoN, Aug.25.\u2014 The newspapars have taken advantage of the passage of the meat inspection bill at Washington, to renew the clamor against American beef.The new measure is denounced as an unwise and ungracious attempt te foree exports.It is declared that the inspection provided fog will not be accepted as satisfactory, and the prediciion is made that bad results will certainly follow.Weather Uneertain but Generally Fair.ToroNTO, Aug.2, 11 p.m.To-night the pressure over Canada is everywhere a little below the average, the lowest being near Lake Superior, The weather has been showery in Manis toba and Western Ontario, elsewhere it has been fine.Moderate east to south winds have prevailed on the lakes.Minimum and maximum temperatures: Calgary 40-74, Prince Albert 408 70, Qu\u2019Appelle 50-64, Minnedosa 52-74, Winnipeg 54-66, Toronto 53-68, Montreal 50-68, Quebec 52-64, Halifax 58-72.Probabilities.Lakes and upper St.Lawrence \u2014Mod- erate winds, mostly fair weather with Jocal showers and alittle higher tempera- re.Lower 8t.Lawrence aud Gulf and Maritime\u2014Maoderate winds, fair weather with a little higher temperature.Temperature in the shade by Standard Thermometer, observed by Hearn & Harrison opticians and mathematical instrument makers, 164) and 1642 Notre Dame-street\u2019: 8am, 53; ip m, 67; 8 pm, 85 max,7V; min, 50; mean, ¢) standard barometer: 8 a m, 30.00; 1pm, 20.98; p m, 29.97.FOR COLD OR PAIN, YELLOW OIL is the best remedy I ever used.I had a bealing breast 18 months ago, which was very sore, I got ne relief antil I tried Haggard\u2019s Yellow Oil, which gave instant relief.! \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.MY BUSBAND had asthma for eig Years with severe cough, and his lanes were affected.He could neither res work, nor get relief from any medicine le tried.Some\" time ago we got Had} _yard\u2019s Pectoral Balsam, and after taking «ix or eight bottles his cough is entirely : gred, the asthma greatly relieved, and \u201chis lungs greatly benefitted.dat Mes.Coucusxs, Apsley, Mb.| THE VERDICT > Is that Cochenthaler\u2019s high class Virginity : oking Mixture is the best tobacco In the Comnoi ler baron > Be propelstor, nu 167 84 James 2 THE TRADE AND COMMERCE FINANCIAL.{4 mand.Cables #@10.easier et 1-10 discount to par between MON (REAL HERALD aND DAILY CO raies banks, §@} over the counter.amounts were 83(@8 for 60 day bis, ! @ 9¢ for demand.Over the counter { for elxties, 9}@9i fer de- New York funds PRODUCE ANDO PROVISIONS Brendotp.is.MoNTERAL, August 25, 1590.has been the report wbest morte Lieder It took our mdr.ket some time to \u2018st this report and for à wbile some of ou.\" local bulls even claimed it was a ballisit article, but they came to their senses later.The more the article was comsidered, the more it INSURANG GUARDIAN FIRE&LIFE ASSURANCE CO.MMERCIaÿ GAZEITE.TUESDAY AUGUST.26 .Ty BANKERS AND BROKERS, STRATHY BROTHERS ; INVESIMENT BROKERS - (MEMBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE) 78 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST.MONTREAL _ i , i FLour\u2014There is no change to note in A c ter.The im- u ; ; ed its bearish character., Tux Hrnaip Orrrn, vou followin cially todays Torali\u2019hy prices and the market continuesin sa ine countries im Europe bave su oe: JAIDTE SarTal £000,000 STERLIE, -4 Dupont cashed.an 2d divide ne conan lean - oapye.W.& , No.17d i , | ite of the crep e exparting I ® - = « \u201c remitted.In allowed on d .Monday Evening; Ang.».106.Nous esse (Er 0.os dus) 4 a ge Je aad the di shove an Megs nda satiated Lo Fire risks written at current rates.« one thonsend dollars remaining Over aver \\ .3 d \u2014 .- _ - .ion _ re Les ; ds The eiringemey im money continues treal \u2014 culty of replacing.Straight rollers con- bare et ou 200 ALLL or of of the pour.sons & G ai.GES.DENHOLM snd securities bought And Pc the feature in the losai stock anarket Npfnage.1p.m.tinys to be offered jn this market at crops in other countries is correct, there I value, \u2018Special attintion given to ju pir and-there is very little basioems doing, ; In New Yous.5.00@5.10, the higher price.only being would be no difculty about the wheat General Agents, Montreal.ments : ve ces easier all round.Canadian Pa- +N a Amgust 3.\u2019 hai 5.75 situation in this country, as even if we \u2014\u2014 Geedbody, Glyn ; York.re ia the only active stock, and forced ~\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014= made for choice.Skoog bakers $5.75 situation in te cons are, it wi H RA AEL Seats , a Dew, ow , \u201c i : Posted, for choice sponging flour.We quote : BpAre, ountries .WW.PH .Bros on : dsysmght.4.4 8] all thas foreign counirl 1 .Panmure Gerdon, Hill Oe, London, sales continue to further depress this da ad en: oo 48) Winter Wheat, pateut.$5.50 @$5.75 be from ue.If we hold our price SPECIAL AG ENT 02 +4.- Agente market; In the forenous, 196 sue © GLU, UU (alles Sprig'Whest, patent.5 @ B.10 above a dollar for the last month every Room 8 Fraser Building | aDOUGALE 3 au den ee Es inthe do.Documentary 0° SPL @i Buraignt Roller.5.00 @ 5.10 time cor mrartos breaks 3 cents as it has | - MARINE! ac b BROS, day to 82, but selling off again to 81%, TAC\" ae hors.Jig 8.EXUR error rnrenseemygensseceneenes 4 40 @ 475 Songe.This may be another case of the FIRE - LIFE MAR .STOCK BROKERS, finally closing at 81f, but the close I eu Be Superfine.wn 380 @ 4.60 same kind.Cables were very strong, I \u2014\u2014 : 69 8t.Francois Xavier Street woe mb pros: 3 res sil ro \u2014 ee FiRE.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u20260000 vonsrocserc0ses0em 850 @ 4.00 Liverpool being 13d higher.but ne Lock JB sal Becuriies quete où et, vellers than buyers at 81j.Bank stocks ~ Between Banks.Modiom Bakers.ee cceeeseseses 5.50 @ 5.60 for lower ones to-morrow.Becei - ff RB Reh {so &So Jor Sigok ox-pange, thro ees 2 New almost totally neglected and B of M Buyers.Sellers.hater ontario bags\u2014extra.2.20 @ 2.40 000 bebe Ee Cars 404,000 bushels : 1e ass ep I ns Terme: Lane.on the pas shows a further decline to 230.One share Prem.(vty Strong Bakers'.aes 5.73 vigible supply decreased 163,000.GENERAL ISSURANCE AGENTS Aue mission for buying } one per som Merchants brought 143}.Commerce 5 y fonds.1-10 dis.par ie, OMEMXAL: sible supply decreased od demand for pores Ne sion for b closes the day firm, but no busines do ©.Demand ba 5:31 Standard, bris.4.85 @ 5.00 cash here t-day, about 300,000 being \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 ing, Richelieu was very weak and 50 cdo.Cablcs.ce al: - \"bags TS 235 @ 2.40 taken here for export and shipment RBSTABIISHED 1865 D.LORN MacDOUG ALL & cosh Id at 58, but later 58} was paid Documentary Bixties 8 east, but it was not enough to hol e STOCK BROK ares 20.; Money in Londou Granulxted, bris.5.00 @ 5.10 market.The fact that there wae no frost No.11 Hospital St.M 1 ERS, for 36 shares Gas, Street Railway Com.Market stronger.\u201c bags vraprscreccons 2.40 @ 2.45 over Sunday, aud that warmer wea.9 ontres LORit 8.MAGTIOUGAIE MENTAS Me pany and Telegraph were inactive.Messrs.Macdougall Bros., 69 St.Fran Rolled Ost, b Je.\" ther is predicte d'in the corn belt to- \u2014 DOUGALL: MENTS a Stormont Cotton Co.was dealt in to the cois Xavier-street, report the followinr 2 aucccc 0er - NTRE \u2018Special Facllities #r Placing Largs Lines morrow, accom panied by showers, with fluctuations and sales to-day :\u2014 tent of 40 shares at 40.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING, extent o shares a A i wes i Companies.New York, Aug.25, 1890.; Gran.dos provement in ongition of rowing Equitable Bates.Bellatle 11 and 18 Bt.Sacrament street, Tbe day's sales smountes to 1,033 5 = 5 2 There is not mash doing in the local crops.This broke the market, which \u2018 ESTABLISHED 1853.Buy and sell ali Securities guoted ImMuutrea) abares as follows: «2 3 » » grain market The frost soave in Mani- wap weak, closing at bosom.Rsceipts, : Now York and Boston.Bords o ait kind\u2019 MORNING BOARD._ 23171218 E fab ja Deine perristentiy denied from 5000.bosbele, shipments 438,00 PACNIX INSURANCE GO Lost aies etai 5 Bank of Montreal at.330}, srooms Ha Ele|® all sources, and we publish a despatch is bushels, clogrances, or 26,000 bushels.of Hartford.Gon Now Fore: Blake be es Bost Give & Dow, 10uuees cerureeranncmurinsisinnnnaasssscasanes 230 sal: 1: 1: this issue, from an independent source, | visible eupply of 574,000 bushels, 190,000 TO AO EE A Bossevain & Co.Am 1 Merchbants\u2019 Bank.143; om ol saying damage Was trifing.Oats are pried Fmimated ears tomorrow \u2014 oo Haglan » Bossevain & Co, 50 Richelieu & Ontario Nav.Co \u2026 58 Cotten OH .26! | 3} 95H.duil and easier at 4lc(@45c per 87 1bs.832.Onts\u2014Raceipte are liber his Coals Capital _ - 82,900 41 Stormont Cotton Co.40 &.Bd Quins ge 102 tod ig according to ssmple.A sale of 5000 pi good selling Jor Joost Bocoua of Los JAMES BAXTER, 9 i 3 L\u2026\u2026cocoencre 82 LAB: Sh 16 71 @s ; hoice b for brewing is re- PP - - - .i 199 Sr.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, 155 Canadian Pacte Rs 82 ee ee re cites 7500, atimaid car to-TOW Canide Beaneh id Of : a DBonnosesser sornscognamancessenasrapansransccess S18 Gan.Southern.Ex DI \u201862j; 62§| 523] 531] 110) in meremge this year and samples of new Provisions have heen weak.gd Ww ST, JAMES STREET, MONTREAL Scmmenrcial Paper Bought Vlb.ncconsocracesssasacenamaacesanessca ce 814 o> io Grands.o|-coof-2ee ooo 2 org discolored and light, Corn is in fair [there was a speculative demand for = Advances made on Warehouse Reco \u201c - Del.Hudson iazdlias ids is demand for feeding purposes at 66¢@ Jany.product,but this was soon supplied, J GERALD E.HART, Zeal x pts.AFTERNOON BOARD.Erie .enue 5 H| à : since which the market has been lower.General Manager.Estate Bought, acid ar Exchanged 1 Bank of Montreal at.230 Do.pref.ceverse ~licai 67jc per bushel.We quote: Receipts of hogs contin\u2019 good.Our EH.R Hareræ a R % Richelieu & Ontario Nav.Co 58% New Eng.: ari) 47 Wheat, hard No.1.c.$1.22 @ 1.28 packers are surely bright business men - ©) He .MoLang 25 Canadian Pacific Ry\u2026\u2026\u2026.82 Jersey Cenirals itil lll) Col 20 + 10 @ 12 234 we ink at most without oxception share of jour fre insurance ie sol | HALSTED & McLANE, aessacs 20.! ; * i i woalthy me .Leu.& Nash alla afl 2600 41 @ 46| product high enough, especially when cited for this relia for its prompt and | BANKERS AND BROKERS.Re 9 78 @ 80 [the labor situation and money \\iberal settlement of claims.OFFICE: 31 BROAD NEW YORK- The closing figures are, as follows, pu 06 65 @ 67} question is taken into account.| CYRILLE LAURIN | october y iled by Messrs.D.cDouga.0- Barley, per bush (malting).68 @ 70 (SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.) 0-11 St.Sacrament street - Buckwheat, per bush.\u2026 40 CHicaGo, Aug.25.\u2014Wheat closed weak @ MAT SMITH \"WILLIAM * HOLT SECOR.5 lge 2 ë Rye, per bush.53 @ 55 at the lowest point of te day, 24c lower i\" ntreal Agents Counselor at Law, § 123 Malt, in bond.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026+.\u2026\u2026.1- 85 @ 90 than Saturday night, The market was Fa, .oo 10 West 2ärd Street, : f 88 1 3 | \u2014_\u2014 poorly supported and prices went off The Royal Canadian Cpiown Herald Building, .@TocKks = [iar .i WINNIPEG CROP REPORT, \u2018sharply.The bearish influence of the à p New York, z : 13 2 1 Facto Mallee Clams last ln The Frost Scare.day was the report from the Vienna con- Fire and Marino Insurance Co.Bank References.Money Invested, \u2018 $ |: a3 3 ë Reading vases ALi] #1}/ 414) 1200 .gress, giviug very liberal averages in .T : ; Island.sill ss}| 360 A private dispatch to a well-known furopean countries.Receipts 149 cars 167 St James Street, Montreal.y Banks Rich.Term! 20 20 2 5000 citizen gives us denial from an independ- With no trace of talk of froet any ' p MacDOUGALL BROS., St.Paul.703| 714} 702| 10900 s Bank of Montieal 004 5&1 zl 2 Do.Le, -s2s|-:|li64| 100 entsource of damage tocrops.\u201cFrom per- where, the corn market was heavy to- Cepital.esrcieseenc0een.8 500,000 TOOK BROKERS.BovkEN.Anl i iin | 180 |.| Bex.Pacide,.| a! 59} i) 3 sonal enquiry find any damage done day and closed a cent lower.The better Mecs is.givers | 69 St.Francois Xavier Street re 8 Al iio] igs Western Un i) 82}| 821} 824) 10% very slight and confined to few districts Drop in wheat caured tree selling.Re-| LUNCAN Mohwivax Esq, Pregident, Members Montreal Atock Exchange, k of Toronto: .| 25442 215} \"Do.pre 351] 287 5% 30 Th in b mous crop of wheat, op ax.J.R THIRAUDEAU, Vice-President, Members Chicago Board of Trade.Jacques Cartier Bk.= %| 8 ; Sugar.754) 77 76hl 768.ere wil be on a °E ; A but ceipts 460 cars.; ent for Oity and District of Montreal.Agents for Alex.Geddes & Co., Chicago.Merchants\u2019 Bank.146 Lead.NE ail 2000 barley, oats and roots.Everything bu Oats foilowed closely the fluctuations 5, gy corr, D.NICOL, aoraln anc Prov; ls ons bought and sold for By hat pa Bk Chicago Gas.| 52 33if 38 a2if .very late grain will besecured by end of in other grains, closing §c lower.Re- Secretary.arine Underwriter.5 .Quebec Bank.A eee 042 leon eae this week.Sixty-five to 70 per cent safe ceipts 382 cars.Gxo.H.MCHENRY, Manager.PARTISTENR du National Bank sesvssue Monetary.from frost now.Provisions.influenced by te stock M.J.E DROLE .Bank.cu i ards strike an - pass mon pion oy Tony mtr prin |S me Bran em Duhamel, Maree & Mer, ominion Bank.eo mains unchanged.Bank surplus funda Porx, Lann, ete.\u2014There is no change and ribs 10c.Liverpoo I 0 Barristers, Att & Banda Bach sre employed at higher rates in New in provisions and not much doing.The Close- Wheat-Sept.$1.04#; Dec, Sarristers, Attordeys, Qc.edera! Bank.:.\u2026.\u2026.York, and large lines of sterling ex-| market may be quoted firm and an- $L:078; May $L.12.INSURANCE COMPANY.Jos.DUHAMES, Q.C.| F.B.MARCEAU, LLB.mperial Bank .\u2026\u2026.change have been bought at the low! hanged, follows : Corn\u2014Bept.43fc; Oct.40kc; May =n No.7 Place d\u2019A.Miscellaneous.rates, 8 is usual at this gosse.Rates charged, as follows : 1.$17 50 $180 524.+.366 Ook.354; May 39% CANADA BOARD OF DIRECTORS.ce rmes, of interest of call loans nominally un- Canadian short cut.per brl.$17 1 ta\u2014Sept, 366 & .HON.HENRY STARNES, (Jacques Cartier Bank Building), Loterçoionii Jon Co.changed at © por cont, but 1.ia bapos.Bes pork ot sleet per 1 00 80871 8 Pork\u2014serd.$1070; Oct 10.75; Jan\u2019 BRINE FRIRGANED Orme).MONTREAL Montreal Telcg'ph Go.| 1001\" .sible to get money at this rate.No im- Hams, city cured, per brl.012@ 0 18| 12473.i .Jon.6.85 ANDREW FREDERICK GAULT, Rd.Dominion Telog'ph Col 9 provement is looked for until the first of Hams, canvassed per 1b .0188 01 Lard\u2014Hept.62 Qct- 840.; Tan 85.a &LYRED MONE B.0.L.fires busy Co Pont mont Dad pga ln prin Bg SR) | ASSIGNEES Advocate, Barrister, Solieitor, &e ontreal Gas Co.O.P.c00so0cue acoucose .epee nets soo mener nussocuu0 \u2018 Carada Cotton.Oo.sean Canadian Pacific Railway Co.Bacon, per 1b.\u2026.-0.\u2026.00c000e 010d@ 01 New York Flour, Grain and Provisinns.\u2014 , 9 , e Rew En ; d] Paper Go.socsrolsones Return of trafic earnings from August Tallow, com, refined.per \u2026 0 081 \"8 08 (pes! al to The Herald.) ee ERCANTILE MISKS accepted at to Low- And Commissioner for Nowivundland, ga ct 14 to Augut 2, 160 ee.Nev Yous, Aug.25.-Flour cies SEI Erling Hopees Poe Pro Same zo undas Co.; © =.: Montr\u2019) L'n & Mort.Co 1890.\u2026navossscrec serve »«0+000v0ecuv.8817,00 Eggs are quiet but steady at 16:@16} c steady.Fine grades spring, $2-40@82-7;|Papecial attention given to applications] SAVINGS BANK CHAMBERS, Yoni Tuv.& Bg Co 180.1 TINT eT 89500 per dozen.Receipts are 1mproving and hr TA superfine Spring, aile direct to the Ea 150 58.3 Street.C 1 fOr 1800.-ssncca.sssa0 sance ; re is & fair demand.«{01D8J ©, ) SO.2 ) \u2018 .F.C.SMITH, ames Bonen cotton Gi.PES ie = ome fe \u2014\u2014 wi extra M pore SAO8S-10, do minier.Chior Agent for the Maclennan, Liddell & Cline ochelaga Cotton 70; ; 1 en Cat Ca pes CE nquat 25, 1 Burrxs Th Pa doubtedl $4(0$5,70.Southern flour closed steady; Fr O Haxaman EE Faen NasK (Late Maclennan & Macdonald), ! Meréhants Mig, 0.A 25,1890.ce here 18 undoubtedly 8 trade and family extras, $4@$5.35.GEORGE O.HIAM, F.J, GILKAN.do.bonds.G.T.R.C.P.R.Canal.better feeling in the butter market, but Wheat\u2014 Options opened #c lower and Mpocial Axcæt Fremeh Bepartusent.BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, Xe.Bell Telephone Co ia: heat, bush.: 2750 8015) ¢hig only applies to strictly gilt edge, of urder free gelling deciined 1% by noon.CYRILLE LAURIN, CORNWALL, ONT.Guarantee Co.of N.A.Peas, bush.150 4) .| which the supply is limited and the de- In the afternoon there was a further de- Telephone \u2014*Beo 11\u201d No.135, \u201cFederal\u201d No 984.gp § MacLzwsax, Q.C., J.W.LIDDELL AccidentInsCoof N A.Oats, bush.eer eees ; ; cline of j@1r.Spot lots closed steady; - C.H.CLINE.! \\ Paton Mfg.CO.Barle © ene sees .| mand improving.The cooler weather No 2 red, $1 07@$1.08; elevator No 3 red Est \\blished 1878 LCh'mé8t Law Ful.Lye.b dense i :* and some enquiry for export, are th> $1.03@#1.04; No 2 red Aug $1.08; Sept THE GUARANTEE COM PANY LEITCH & PRINCLE, ( BL Poul, Ms M RT Qatmeal .serene aes .\u2026 | chief causes for thisimprovement,thoug : $1.08}; Oct $1.09; Dec $1,105.Barristers, Afttorneys-at-Law, Solicitors in Chan à Canadian Pacific By Ashes, pots apd pearls.37 i :** shippers still fight against any advance.Corn\u2014Options opened § lower and - OF NORTH ANERICA.13 In URAI- i y apa pe ppe g d 1 tin À.i Londonderry Iron Co.Legs, CABER .uevePensan .603 .| Ch oi has sold at 17¢ fo: declined another by ncon, In the The aldest and largest in America.ë&ry Notartes Puklic & sont Si 7 preferred.bultér, pkgs.S31 100 \u201c ome Eo on .a afternoon a decline of § to à occurred._ apcapital and resources over 31,000,000 CORNW .oN T Montreal?pio.stock, Degse, boxes 192 4138 -» Ushipment an ere is an advance | Bpot lots a ahade lower, No.2 mixed cash his company transacts no other business.ALL, 5 Canadian Pac.LG.B\" |.Lard tes.ws.this grade of about 4¢ per Ib.The Jocal 5thc@} ; Ang.5540; Sept.55ÿc; O:t 566; Ith Pia books the records of over 110.000 | MMS Laæxroxt, RB.W.PRINGLE.Outarlo & Quebec B.R.|, Beef De avon vies.CU .| market is unaltered.The New Dec.56ÿc.\u2018employes guaranteed by it In all parts of the August 2 Mont Corp.$ p-c.SOCK.|.anis and Bacon, pkgs.8 ++ York Commercial Bulletin has | Oats \u2014Options closed je lower; spot continent the past twenty-five yoars.Royal Électric Co .\u2026 Dressed hogs ass oases \u201c\u2026|the following review of the | lots quiet ; No.2 mixed cash Groot; Sir A.T.Galt, C.C.M.C.J AM ES DUNNE New Street Rallway.Tallow, barrels, rai wees 9% market: The supply has shown a Aug.42§c; Sept, 41fc; Octa 41c.* ** President.y New Gas.Leather roils 8 8 .- decided falling of this week, and with Rye dull and nominal.Edward Rawlings, | TORNEY & COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, New York Stock Market, Whiskey and High Western advices reporting a steady Barley unchanged, : Vice-President and Managing Director, |i 280 BROADWAY.\u2018 Considering all things, there Was & Tovaces, presi.= A OT shrinkage in the Te had Principally Pork closed steady; meas $12.50 @ Head office, 157 St.James street, Montreal STEWART BUILDING.- Naw Yorx Crrr.ing i Petroleum, bris &, cove eens a.' .05e - : rent show a.doaidnd ime SiCEEES ch Font.ms SU UE od the flow of milk, sod with @ large Lard closed steady; Aux.$050; Sept |, Establishod 1878 \u2014 xe \u2014 provement over Saturday's figures.Meats, pga .WW Io steadily od trong eh day BD on fron: pastas oreamery 220 @ Tied Sia JLT Gigiy Hard.real A Gibbens.McNab & Mulkern, Rock Island opened at 84} and closed at Cotton Markets, Bwrictly fancy table grades have become 24c, western do 18c@22%c.Sm AT GATT EDWARD RAWLINGS, BAXRISTERS, ATTORNEYR &¢ 25}.St.Paul advanced } aud closed at [Special to The Herald] very scarce, with few receivers having Cheese firm; factory state cheddst Sc * \u201cPresident.V.-Prest.& Man.Director A | : Livseeoor, Aug.25.\u2014Coltom steady.©nough to go around among their own @ Bic; western flat 6c@6ic.: It has paid over 19,000 losses covering $1,980,000 | OFFICE: 708.C B.& Quincy touched 102 and Ameri Ly a hi, 6 7.customers, and this séarcity has compell- Eggs firm; fresh eastern firsts 20c @ | d Borner Richmond and Carling Streets closed at 1013.Missouri Pacific opened Americas middlings id.ed buyers, in many cases, to take some- 203; Canadian 20e @ 20jc; Western FHCŒENIX \u2019 at 69% and cloeed at 70}.Money easy at NEW York, Aug.25.\u2014Cotlom easy; thing a trifle under, and fancy grades, |.do.20c.24@3 per cent.Bateman & Co.telegraph Oswald Bros.to-day as follows : The market rallied to-day, 0 LONDON, ONT.Fire Insurance Company |msuce see Al 9 OF LONDON, ENG.i uplands 114; Orleans 11 11-16; Fatures steady ; August 11,03; September 10,87; October 10,57 ; November 10,46.and those closely approximating, show the mcst strength, but the firmness bas extended all through the list, and all grades show an improvement and ruling British Brendstuffs and Provisions.Beerbobm\u2019s cable advices to-day ame as follows: Cargoes off coast, wheat after a sharp depression inthe first hour, and The Cheese Markets, very firmly, Some very sour, summery , 5 \u2014 EDWARD MEEK al because the rate for money | [Special to The Herald.f , creamery Late gold down to 12@13c, but firmly held; corn, nil.Cargoes on pas- P ATERSON & SON BAREISTER, SOLICITOR, &C.declined from 15 to 6 cent.Burraio, N.Y., Aug.25.\u2014Uncertainty a8 a rule,there is very little now obstaia-, 88ge and for shipment, wheat and corr, 57 King-street west, Toronto, Ont.There pres ery ole Dusiuese, a8 to the outcome of the labor troubles on able below léc-Blain creamery, hes been n in steadily held.French country markets, General Agents for the Dominion * Déventures bought, sold and nogociated a what Ww.oO w % 2 1 y prices.Thers was no definite news from the railroads has seriously affected the pen market.The advance has turned oo Liverpool wheat, spot, strong; Head Agency Office: cheese market.Shippers were afraid to purchase largely, owing to the probability of a tie-up delaying shipment.On this market the only sales were 900 baxes strikes.It 18 not probable.that the days of tight money are over, bat thers ought to be a respite for a time, from extremè- ly high rates.A great deal depends upon what action the labor leaders take, and corn, do., firmer.Liverpool Standard California wheat, 78 9d to 7s 53d; do, fair average red winter wheat, 78 63d; do.white Michigan wheat, 7s 7d.Liverpool more attention to June creamery, and some lots have sold at 16@18c for good to choice, but extras are now generally held at 20c.State creamery has been in ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, Montredl.IMPERIAL OSWALD BROS.Members Montreal Stock Exchange moderate supply and selling promptly i j .i pass, 3 77 8t.Francois Xavier Street.also of fartber damage or improvement of Sandusky at 8c, and 1000 boxes.of on arrival, generally direct to the regular mized Wim, Lo 45; Canadian peas, Fire Insurance Company \u2014 in crops.The news from the country at Cloverfield at 8c.The Marshfield and trade, and jobbers, to secure any, have Minnesota First Bakers\u2019 flour, 26s 6d.(ESTABLISHED 1%) ° DIRECT WIRE large is generally favorable, and railway Springville and Fulton factories boarded to bid close up to retai] price.State Mark Lane English and foreign wheat, Subscribed Capital.96.000,000 In Connection with earnings so far continue big.The treas- 00 cheese here today.; daiiy tube scarce, and fine would bring firmer; do.American and Danubian Total Invested Funds.$8.000,000 BATEMAN 4 GO., ury seems to be getting a fair amount of Lirrte Fauis, N.Y, Aug.25.\u2014The bring fall prices if here, bat buyers are maire, turn dearer; do.English and Apencies for Inguranee against Firelos in tock Exchange, New York.| 4 bonds, bat if the fering shoald stop, cheese market has shown a better feel- Didding so high in the country for dairies American flour, strong and still tending 4; tbeprincipal towns of the Dominion BALDWIN & FARFUM e secretary is pledge © some i i \u2019s mi i ; ; 0 Branch Of Board of Trade, Chicago, other method of relieving the market.ing to-day and prices are advancing thatfJairymen\u2019s minds are excited and yp, American mixed maize, 3lg 6d; © ce.very little 18 coming forward.All! Minneapolis straight flour, 268 6d.* COMPANY'S BUILDING, on margin or [Special to The Herald ] about § per cent.An offer was made by grades of Western packed are raling The Rollowing are quotations with 107 St, James Street, Montreal rocks, Grain end Produc = 2 maret Euyers to hold the prices down to 8} but firmly, with very little factory available comparisons.E.D.LAC ' 3 N&w York, Aug.25.\u2014Money closed at eight lots were found at the close that even at the advanced prices.eiden \u201d Mauager for Canada.'H B B U L 2 per cemt.; highest 15, lowest 2.received the half.Transactions: 57 low We quote : ANT AE Sn a drà dynes, a Volley Exchange closed steady, with actual at 7ÿc, 54 lots at 8c, 24 lots at 8ic, 8 lote Cents.Spring Wheat.7 se è 7% @ : .rr busines at 452} 04.594 for 60 days and atSic.11 lots commission.Total 10 | Cresmery.16@174 Nor 1 Califoria.1 187 & 7 Hs : sI ROBERT MITCHELL & fa NOTARY PUBLIC .oxes.F se aB0css c000sn 000 n0 ns 0000.ee \\ 483§@4.874.Governments clesed firm.Farm Dairy.\u2014The sales of farm dairy Tomeobip dary meri JAG | E01 CRUDE +3 $80 0 § 11814 & oo The stock market opened.very quiet cheose are reported at 970 boxes at 74¢ Western reer L4G Pom.mus dad 0 8 Bas à MONTREAL BRASS WORKS .AND COMMISSIONER.and generally from §(@¢ higher than] to 8c with bulk at 8c.Butter \u2014Twenty- Trferior cree nan aan on 8@® 8 Pork¥.-588$ 658225 \u2018Assignee of Minutes of Late G, F.Cleveland Saturday's closing figures.A weak feel- gix packages of creamery batter sold at Trend natn seman Re -30080% ¢ 00% 6] Manufacturers of Gas and 1 EE ing soon set in and prices declined from 22c to 2540, mostly at 22c.Cheese\u2014The Liverpool market is Bacon, s.c.-8:0@0 0 = 0 @30 0 Eleotrie Light ,Fixtur Mar Licenses Issued.#@1 per cent, with an exceptions! Urica, N.Y., Avg.25\u2014There was quite cabled unchanged at 51s'6d \u2018per cwt EN cu.2880 8 2 3 62 9 © RRS.os for oney to Lend an Mortgage: ' decline of 14 in sugar refin- à boom in the cheeses market here today.There is some excitement in the home : Churches, Halls and Dwell.eries.A better feeling afterwards fol-1 Advices were favorable, but more thau market, and prices have been run up by Groceries mgs.Temple Building, 196 St James St.\\ Jowed, and at noon the market was anything ele, probably, the demand for speculators beyond a sound basis.Sales : very dull and generally at small fractions Beil Telephone 1717.- i \u2014 choese for tLe home trade occasioned the activity.The market was one of the most active of the season.Transactions : LoxvoN, Aug.22\u2014In tbe Mincing op this market to-day of finest white, y Lape markets beet sugar is inactive but late make, at9¢ per lb, and in the country this price has been paid for a er the opening prices.The easier condition of the money market in the SHOWROOM == |.n ; teady;cane is dull; refined ù i (ES) afternoon made higher prices the high | 4 lots, 400 boxes; at 74c; 08 lots, 5.125 shipping lot of fancy.Fine cheese is pisces sell at & partial decline Bore Cor.St.Peler a Craig Sts.S58 \u201ctook hen 8 moajoriy Wore from à tc boxes, a li orca at oe 1 Te rey ep to 6d on tbe week.Tes 16 quiet; Indian FACTORY ., , s 4210 : : i -onl ; jamin Insts Don EE PE ru cu sisi rar eus |-_\u2014_S-Comerondes _ |GIBB & COMPANY 3 commission.Total \u2018 ; oxes.Finest Colored.c.+000 0ovousese 9 i d ' per cent.and tbe stock market close] Bali prices 736, Tramesotions same Fivoat While.ngs Pe te Hes oy, advance, except Benny, McPherson & Go Are Reveiring Novelties ia =\" prices.Total sal 108, ! Ruling price Toro regated sacsssensaapactensencene css eee0s frmer.White pepper is somewhat oat Wholesale 'ron, Steel and general TAILORING AND HABEADASHERY ._\u2014\u2014 - vr Chicago Grain and Provisions.: À Hardware Merchants à Arso She sterling market continuey wewsi- | Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars, Mi sers.Baldwin & Farnom telsgraph geeke sho Sohmer Cigar, JQ: 229-3004 20285.PeuiStrost |.Pagers Suis from Peele: IW OutWrald Bros.to-day an follows: ~ , ?[WERE Montreal, tied amd amir, Leoalrates for round Smoke the Sohmor Cigar, 190.Whest~The principal faatse dd.ode - _ Sncke Tei Dei DS.Mgue - WYHS INSPROTION; \"leaps Steel Bwemse De Rrescies St.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 7 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014>=\u2014\"\u2014=\u2014\"->\u2014-\u2014-\u2014 \"-\" _\u2014_ ==> - n M ' oT TR = oF DELL, C.NGLE.ange aland ages 8t- ERY - this afternoon, + MARINE INTELLIGENCE Port of Montreal August X.ARRIVED.Steamship Ashdene, 73, Thompson, Cow Bay, HM Dobell & Oo, coal.steamship Grandholme, 87k, Masson, Glase Baz.G pidey, coal.gteamship Gleinfter, 1412, Graham, Masg- rt, J G Ridey, raile.: Bteamship Fremona, 1810, Taft, Newosslly, R Reford & Co, generalship Lake Huperlor, 2968, Steward, Liverpool, E Murray, general.Bteamshi®, Invermay, 916, Pictou, Interco- oal Co, , 2 1 Jonia coal oes, Bark Modbor, oh Jensw, Anderson, McKengie .molaspes.Bark Skudesnaes, Bi eon, Barbadoes, McLean, Keghedy & Co, molasses.CLEARND.tel, a 8 arash Ashdome, 763, Tpemspaho Boy.0 , Steamshi Grandholme, 871, Masson, Little Glace ,J G Sidey, light Steamship Invermay, 516, Mitchell, Pictou, Intercolonial Coal Co, coal.Vessels in Port.ST RAMSHIPS Citurnam, 1870, J G Sidey.Aline, 1148, Kingman Brown & Go.Polynesian, , H.& A.Allan.Circe, 1517, R Reford & Co.Take Winnipeg.2157, H E Murray.Oregon, 2373, D Torrance & Co.Electrique, 176), McLean, Kennedy & Co.Ponmieranian, 2831, H & A Allan.Knight Com nion, 2542, D Torrance & Oo.Tynedale, 1391, Anderson, MeKenzip & Ca.isidn, 302, H.& A.Allan., Polino, 524, H.Dobell & Co.Michigan, 1989, MeLean, Kennedy & Co.City of Lincoln, 7188, Mclean, Kennedy & Co, Gleniffer, 1412, J G Sidey.Fremona, 1840, R Reford & Co.Lake Superior, 2063, H E Murray.SHIPS, Abbie 8 Hart, 145), W E Boyd.BARKS, G.H.Gordon, 477, Anderson, MeKensie & Co, cv - Yuba, 879, Anderson, McKensle & co\u2018 à Bianca, 1045, Anderson, McKensie &@p.Beltrees, 373, John Band.A Medbor, 504.Anderson, McKenzie &®0.~ Skudegnags, 452, McLean, Kennedy & Co.: RARQUENTINES \u2018 C W James, 825, 4.ndarsomn, MaKensie & Co.SCHOONERS.: Eugenie, 195, C A Boucher & Oo.Bolina, 8, Lockerby Bros.\u2019 Florence, 97, C A Boucher.Port of Quebec.co QUEBEC, Aug, 25.ARBIVRD.Ship Orient Collins, Greenock, DeWolf & Pewell, coal.Bark Martin Luther, Gronnebert Liverpool, Hanson & Schwartz, balidst.Bark Abana, Cruikshanks, Kio Janeire, Bbarples, ballast., Bart Urania, Sarensen Fleetwood, Hansen & Bchwartz, b: PS Senooner © J Brydges, Pye., Stone Haven, |\u2019 master, Grindstone.Schooner Providence, Robinson, Now Glasgow, W bitestead & Turner, sundries.Schooner W J B Boulanger, Barbadoes vis.Gaspe, W Hund & Son.molasses and olf.Steamship Norwegian.Christie, Glasgow, Allans Rae & Co.general, * hd - Steamship Ardanb.apiQion, Glade Ba Montreal, Go .» SB a Cas ark Melmerby not entered.OLHARBD.Steamship St Olaf, Vibert, Pictou, A Fraser & Ox Frets, Hellersen, Baroslons, Godfiday.Ir y ar , \u2019 : Benson & Co.» ! ROUTH.Bark Agathe, Bjonfiegs;, Dublin, Bobell, \u2014 Beckett a Co.Bark Gulnare, Hansen, Londonderry, King Bros.Bark Capella, Thowsen, Newport, W J Sharples.- Echooner Bolpbin, Adaïhs, Gaspe, wR Brodie.7 ROTRS.Tug steamer J E Booth left for Ottawa this evening with a tow of barges.Tug steamer Lake left for belpw this morning tow up the bark Arizona, reported in the river inward for Montreal, - ; Steamer Lake Superior, after 1 lan by the superintendent of cattle quarantine, pro ceeded for Montreal at 5.80., Lo mSteamer Ardanhohin, pamwed WR 10 _Montreal at 8.30 a.m.: The steamship Thornhoilm, in the Government graving dock, was surveyed by re- resentatives of the English pdorswriteré ay.and it has béen decided to seil the vessel as she now liesfor the beneñg of all concerned.Government steamer Drind goes into dock for seraping and repainting.Government steamer Napoleon IIJ, 1 or below atl yp.m.,on business connected the buoys.«Steamer Lord Stanley left for Anticosti with a representative of the English underwriters, to hold a survey on the stranded Dominion steamer Idaho, \u2018A bark loading at 8t Thomas is reported to te FP.have gone ashore there during the gale.The wrecked bark Isabel is to be sold for the benefit of all concerned.Bark Brilliant has arrived at River Ouetle where she will load.Steamer St Olaf sailed this evening for Pictou to replace the Beaver an the route between that port and the Magdalen Islands.Steamship Norwegian will leave for Men treal to-morrow morning.Steamship Oxenholme, Assyrian, and Dominion will arrive in port during the night.Mr.McDonald's steam yacht Alexandria arrived in port from below at 6 p m.GULF REPORTS.Noon Monday.Aus.3 L'Islet\u2014Clear, siro west wind.Bark Melmerby anchored ; Champion alongside.River Loup\u2014Foggy, ratning, strong southwest wind.Inwards 9 à 1m, schooner Florence.4 Father Point\u2014Ther, 50; cloudy, west wind, Inwards 5.30 a m, Norwegian, - atane\u2014Clear, northwest wind.In 7,0 à m, Assyriant 8,30 a m, Dgminion.Martin River\u2014Dense fog.- .Fame Point-Cloudy, east wind.Inward Sunday 4 p m, Assyrian.To, Ésqhimaux Point-Foggy, nortiæast wind.Esquimaux Point\u2014Outwards 8 a m, Otter.\u2018Anticosti\u2014Ther.58; heavy rain, sgutheast nd, , Low Point\u2014Foggy, strong south wind.Oute ward Saturday 4 p m, Serica and Norrona; today, Bright Aeronaut; inwards, Aline, .6 p.m.Last to Cape Magdalen\u2014 Clear ; \u201cstrong west w A | L'Islet\u2014Inwards 11.80 am Champion towidg bark Melmerby.Father Point\u2014Ther.55, Inward 11 arm As synan ; 12.30 pm Dominion; 1 pm bark.Out~ wards noon Ocean King.Fame Point\u2014Clenr ; southeast wind.In- Ward 9 am Norwegian ; steamer H LL P R and two barks.; .Manicouagan to Point Esquimaux\u2014Clear ; strong west wind no shipping.: \u2018Anticosti\u2014Ther.60.Clear ; southesst wind.x Inland Navigation.f PORT DALHOUSIE, \u2026 Vessels passed up steamers Canada, Hamilton to Duluth, general cargo.Persia, or treal to St.Catharines, general cargo.LL Frost, Ogdensburg to Chicago, general o Dominion and 2 barges, Kington te Toledo, light.Magara, Montreaito Poipt Colborne, light.Canal boats John Lyng, Toronto to Buffalo, light.Capte M Depuy, Toronto jo Buffalo, light.F.Sed , Toronto to Buffalo, Jight.Sefiooners L' 8.Hammond, Oswego to Toledo, coal.Arthur, Oswego to Tolede, coal.Down\u2014Steamers Ceitic, Ghicago to Montreal, wheat; F H Prince, Chicago to Ogdens- burg, general cargo; John Rugee, Chicago to Ogdensburg.corn; tug Walker and 2 barges, Duluth t Kingston.wheat; steam yacht Roberta, Mount lement to\u201d Alexandrie Bay, to Coujns light; ners Npelon, Rscpnapa, t .- Bl kud southeast, Light., PORT COLBORNE.as ous Jonn Rug r ont bar; 0 neburg, corn ; T' alke Bits to Kin don.Ywheat ; abi Neston, anaba to Collis Bay, timber, > 4 Up\u2014Smith, Langdon, Ogdensburg to Chi- £ago ; Canada, Hamilton to Duluth, general cargo ; Niagara, Montreal to Manistee ; minion and barges, Kingston to Toledo, Schooners Atmosphere, Hammond, Osw to Toledo, coal; awanoshy ingston Ashtabula, Oi Canal boat.Lo Depuy, edway, Toronto to Buffalo.in yuthwest ; light.an ~ - « Maritime Mjscellany.The Déminion Line 8.3, Toronto, ; frotn Montreal, Aug 14, with a shipment of 404 cattle, arrived.at Liverpool Saturday Aug.33 apd landed her live stock in good condition.he Alia 8, 8, Norwegiah, from Glasgow for Montreal, passed Father Point at 630 a.m., on Monday.\u2026.The Allan S.& Nestorian, from Boston for Glasgow, which arrived out on\u2019 8aturda \u2019 afternoon, lapded her 43% oxen 'rwithout 8 .vo \u2018 he Dohallison Line 8.leideh, from Montreal,arrived at ao on ei 2 {ng and landed her entire shipment stock, 800 cattle, vd spe ad on J N° The Canada Shipping Co's.Do.pg cottons, hosiery yarns and yarng, .|.SHEETING, SEIRTING ANA STRIPES TEANSHIPS LINE OPRTEAMERS BET WEEN MONTREAL & LIVERPOOL Comprising the following First-class, Clyde baiit.Fuall-powered Iron Steamshipe Ontario, agg.COampbeH Sons.a Saran! Wa Sorat te \u201c Lake Huron, * P,D, Murray, 4,1 te Lake Winnipeg,\u2018 F.Osrey, Les Lake Mepigon, \u201c OC.F.Herriman.SUMNER SAILINGS.From LIVERPOOL From MONTREAL.Fhe steamers connect at Montreal direct by North West Pesritories and pnitad Rates -Wes es an 1 which through tickets are \\amaod.5 = These i ters are builtin water-tight com of special strength North Alantiotrade.* for the In the partments most pers foot foot provision Es n made oe ensure the ort and convenience of all.In the Cabin the State-rooms are large and \u2026 TheSteor- Ja atted with ite Moet approved Patent rr en SE PT ST a in wants of females and children, RATES OF PASSAGE MONTREAL 0 LIVERPOO seser@entss ssn = ee CUNARD LINE.New York to Liverpoel via wv \"Queenstowrn.te !.¢ PROMPIRR #0, N.R ,XEW YORKs - FAST EXPRESS MALL SRRVIOR,- Aug.27, 200 pom .Aug.30, 5.3) am .Bept, 6, 11.00 a.m pt, 10, 2.00 p.\u2026 Sept 18,5.00 9.m.Sept 20, 9.00 a.m Sept 241, 1.00 p.m «Bept 27, 8.00 pmb RATES OF PASSAGR Cabin, $00 and upwards, according to accom modation.Pe rb adiate passage, $35 ard $40 Steerage Tickets to and from all parts 0 Europe at very lowest rates.Through Bills of Lading given for Belfast; Glasgow Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports.For freight and passage apply at_the Com pany\u2019 = No.Bowling Green, New York VERNON H.BROWN &CO, : « General Agents, se THOMAS WILSON, Agent, 30 St.Francois Xavier street, J+ XY.GILMOUR & CO., 7 54 Bt.Paul staset, : Montreal Servia.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 Galli@.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Etruria.BE eon oo.Queb2c Steamship Compan The .88.\u201cMIBAMICHE® | A.BAQURT, Master.is intended to leave Montreal, on MONDAY, SEPT.IST, AT 4 P.M.and afterwards throughout the seasof on every alternate MONDAY, at 4 p.m., for Father Point, Caspe, Mal Eay en U Point St.Peter, Percd, Sum.merside, Charlottetown .and Pictou.= for Freight, Passage and Staterooms, ap-] ply to Lo THOS.FRASER & QO.Freight and Ticket Agents, 205 Commissione-sstreet, H.FOSTER CHAF 136} St.James street : BERMUDA & WEST INDIES b.ROYAL MAIL LINES OFCPHE VOiEBEC STEAMSHIF CO, Sailiug from Pier 47 North River, Now Yeark.ForBermuda, 88 Gtinioo, Aug Mat 3 p.m., St.Croix, Bt.Kitts, Antigua, Dominica, L Guadaloupe, Martinique, St.Lucia, Grgnada, Rarbados and Trinidad, $8 Tomida& Aug.} Bth at 8 pm.- \u2019 For freight, passage and Insurance, apply to A, E.OUTHRBRIDGE & 00., Agents, Removed fo 39 Broadway, New York, ARTHUR AHHERN., Secretary, Quebec, THOS.FRABER & C®., Agents, 25 Commissioners Street, Montreal.WM.PARKS & SON (LIMITED) ST JOHN, NB.COTTON SPINNERS, BLEACHERS, DYERS.dw - AND MARUFACTURERS \u2014\u2014 F = Cotton yarns, cotton warps, ball-koitt- | .- or» manufacturers\u2019 use.Beaga warps for woolqp , gray cottous, sheetings, drills an duckg, .Eight-ox cotionades in plaiz-and fancy © TT mixed patterns ° IN CANADA rhe EF LJ ria 2 DOMINION LINE SUMMER SEASON.VANCOUVER.200000 Thurs.Sept, 11 Fri Jane 7.Lake Ontario.Tea] uly 15 Rates of passage from Montreal or Quebec, \u201c3 wv if Lake Winnipeg.- day.Vancouver\u2014Cabin, $i0, + re- o aly 1].Lake Superior.= July® Torn, 100, $1704 $18), according Lo, ascommo: - uly 8.a ® Huron.= Aug 5| dation.This steamer is lighted throughout \u201c ay S.Jake Serigon.ce ane 19 with the electric light, amd carries no cattle, « \u2018Aug 8.Yake Winnipeg.Aus By all other steamers, $40 and $5), accord- * Auglb.Lake Superior.® Sept ing to geamer and accommodasion in three \u201c Aug.Lake Huron.*® Bept § and twb berth rooms; rn 00 aod $a.« \u2018Aug 2.Lake Nepigon.\u201c Sept 16 Intermediate $80, return $00.Heerage 3.b- STEA MSHIPS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.Cabin, 350 to 889 ; return.$100 to $150.FROM QUEBEC, return $40, BRISTOL SERVICE FOR AVONMOUTH DOCK.Texas, from Montreal.About Aug 3rd Knight Companion.About Aug 30th Ontarto, from Montreal.About Sept 10th STEAMSHIP CO.OF HAMBURG.SUMMER SERVICE, 1890.The following first class steamers will render a regular service between the Continent of Europe and Canada during the summer season.4,200 tons.8.8 Pickhuben, (new) .\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.ed one: 8.8 Stubbenhuk, (new) 8.8 Grimm, (new).8.8 steinhoft, (now BD ran), (baiiding : .umwa) UIIdINE).00 0000000 &S Wandrahm, (building).8600 tons.SAILING FROM HAMBURG AND ANTWERP.88, GRASBROOK, about Aug.28th, 88.KEHRWIEDER, about Sept.7th.88.GRIMM, about Sept 17th.FROM MONTREAL TO HAMBURG.+ 88.CASSIUS, about Sept, 7th.88.KEHRW IEDER, about Sept.28th.S8' GRIMM, about Oct.7th.FROM MONTREAL TO ANTWERP.88.GRASBQOOK, about Sept.18th.To be followed by other NISL: CLASSE BLUKINGIT.Through Bills ef Lading granted for ts East and West.$ rates of freight and other partioulars ly to PRY Aveusr BOLTEN, Hamburg, GRISAR & MARSILY, Antwerp, + BTrEINMANK & Co.Anywerp, Or to ; MUNDERLOK 4 Montreal, ¢o., GenerÂl Agents Montreal, July 8th.1800, AX » STEAMSHIP [INE naif the at derbi tase Alberta and Athabasca Is intended to, leave Owen Sound every Wednesday and Saturday on arrival of the Steamship Express, leaving Toronto st 11.65 a.m.for Port Arthur direct (calling at Sault Ste.Marie, Mich., only), making close connection with the through trains of the Canadian Pacific Rallway for Winnipeg, British Columbia, and all pointain the Northwest and Pacific Cons L > _ AND ONE OF THE PALACE SIDE-WHEEL STEAMERS \u2018Carmona and Cambria Isintended to leave Owen Sound every Tuesday and Friday at 10.80 pion arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway train, (leavin Toronto 4.45 p.m.), for Sault Ste.Marie, calling as usual at intermediate ports.POPULAR MACKINAW RECURSIONS commence Tuesday, July 1st, and will con- tinue every Tuesday and Friday until Sep- teraber 16kh.Rr {rip fare ffom Toronto, $16 ; round trip fare from Owen Bound, $12.[ .WwW, C, VAN HORYE, KOYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL Caring the United States Mail.F POSED SAILING.City of Chicago, Wednes\u2019y Aug.13 4.00 p.m gy of Chicago.Wednes'y Nov.11.60 am ty of N.York,.Wednes\u2019y Nov, 640 a.m 4 From loman Pier 84 North River.Steerage at very low rates.Intermediate pesage, Round Tri ô RATES OF PPA \u201cEE ad, ps $190, according to aacommodation having equal saloon Privileges.Children between and 12 vears of age, -fare, Bervants, $5 ¢ TEE ONLY \u201cWATER TWIT\" FARM MADBy gpecial Round Trin Tickets at reduced rates.; and Paris TOOTS, _daathe woe Wa.HEWITT je LABÔOHE ex = > Lis à \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014J À Smoke Noisy 1890.Cigazs Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10\u20ac, Lr > « \u201c.we MI FE ou EW BRUNSWICK [7 OP.J x Cotton Milly f Cotton Mills ST.JOHN, N.B- dships.These steamers do.pat oarry.Cagtle, Sheep xl.5 s Jo av Song Genoraf Asia No ing Green: Now York, or W RY ° Le ak ALLAN LINE Under Contract with Canada = This Compan 's Lines 250 compose following able Engined Ciyde Built on IRON AND STEEL STEAMSHIPS They are built Parater-tight compartments, fort, and are fitted up with \"al oe ro improvements racti p cal experience cas \u2014 Tons.No passengers carried to Bristol.Nestorian 2789 \u2018These Steamers have Saloon State rooms, Newfoundland.919 Capt.McGrath music room, smoking room and bath rooms Norweglan.358/Capt.W.Christie.amidships, where but little motion is feit.NovaBcotian.5 Capt.H.Hughes Steamers will leave Montreal at daylight Numidian.4750' Bu Ming.on above dates.Passengers can embark a Parisian, , 5350 Capt.Joseph Ritchie 8 p.m.oh the evening previous to sailing.Peruvian, S038 Capt.- For freight or passage, py in Liverpool Phœnician A25|/Capt John Kerr.or Bristol FLINK, MAINE ONTGOMERY.St Polynesian.S983 Lieut.R.Barrett, RNB James street ; in London to JOHN F.ALLEN, Pomeranian.43684 Capt.W.Dalziel, 48 Fenchurch street; In Paris, R.H.Graefe, Prussian.,,.8080,Capt.J.Ambory.9 Rue Scribe; in Quebec.W.M.MA0rHER30N, Rosarian.4500 Capt, D.McKiliop.and Grand Trunk Railway Odices, or to Sardini eee .4576 Capt.Wm.Richardson ma.Barmatian., .8647 Scandinavian.\"5006 Capt Jona prawn.Siberian.Waldensian.266 City of N.York.Wednes'y Aug.20, 8.00 a.m CityofBerlin.Wednes'y Aug.3, 3.30 pm City of Chester.Wednes'y Sept.8, 830 a.m Gity of Chicago.Wednes\u2019y Bept.10, 2.30 p.m City of N.York.Wednes\u2019y Sept.17, 7.00a.m City of Berlin.Wednes'y Sept, M, 1.30 p.m City of Chester.Wednes\u2019y Oct.1, 7.80 a.m City of Chi .Wednes\u2019y Oct.8, 1.00 pm City of N.York.Wednes\u2019y Oct, 15, 6.00 a m Cityof Berlin.Wednes'y Oct.22, 12.00) noon City of Chester.Wednes'y Oct, 29, 6.30 a.m | the Governments and Newfoundland for Conveyance of MAILS, the corm- Capt.John France 8004 Cant.John Park.Capt D.J.James.-Summer Arrangements- 1890.The Steamers of the Liverpool, Londenderry.Quebec andMontreal Mail Service, \u2014 ARE INTENDED TO BE DESPATOHED \u2014 From From From Liverpool.Steamahips.|Montreal.Quebec a Jul Circassian.| 18 Aug M Aus 7 Au a + 14 \u201c $y Rn 11 * * o\u201c\" 18 \u201c\" i Bept Pol 4 oc : olynesian.8 Parisian.oo.8 3 Ost 2% \u201c jtCorean .\u2026 6 # (18 * 20et Circassian.hd wa 9 Sardinian .\u201c \u201c 18 * Polynesian 5 Nov.6 Nov, Bo Parisian 12 \u201c 13 « : 806 © tCorean .19 0 * t N.B.\u2014~ The Coreamn will not have accommodation for any class of passengers oo Joya es from Montreal and wuebes to Mai] Steamers are despatched from Mont real at daylight Wednesdays.Cabin, Intermediate & Bteerage passengers desiring tc embark at Montreal can do so (without extra charge) after 80\u2019clock the preceding evening.dayeamers sail from Quebec at 8 a.m.Thurs- The Parisian and Sardinian are fitted throuyghont with tha eleetrio light.Rates of Passage from Montreal er Quebec.By 8.8.Parisian :\u2014$50, $00, 390, aceonding to accommodation.Return ; $100, $110, and $150 other steamers : $45, , $60, accordin lo accommodation Reidrn\u2019 $93, $100 an Intermediate, : naturn, 900.Steerage $20; Return, ent ! 8 \u2019, The Intermediate and Steerage rates are the same by all steame no extrà charge being required for passage by \u2018\u2019Parisian.\u2019\u201d THE STEAMERS OF THE Glasgow, Quebee & Montreal Service ARE INTENDED TO SAIL 7 FOLLOWS :\u2014 From : : From Mouircas Steamships.toGlasg~w Glasgow.on or about A Jul Siberian .12 A 3 wy Buenos À.16 ue 8 Aug |Rosarian,.21 8 y + Pomeranian .a se i \u201c Norwe jan.0 se te rmatian.\u2026\u2026.t 2 8 \u201c .Siberian Chere 3 Sep e uenoe Ayrean.\u201c 11 & _{Pomeranian .| 27 $ These Steamers do not carry Pamangers op voyage to Europe.THE STEAMERS OF THE London, Quebee and Montreal Line ARE INTENDED TO BE DESPATCHED A8 .FOLLOWS :\u2014 ; From _Montreal sp Promh « Bteamships | to London ondon.- en or about % July Braztlian.14 À 7 Aug Aseyx an.A we., Tec = 4 Sept Braz 5% .- * > These Steamers do not carry passengers om voyage to Europe.; THE STEAMERS OF THE Liverpool, Queenstown, St John\u2019s, Halifax and Baltimore Mail Service ARS INTENDED TO ME PRSPATOHED A8 FOLLOWS :\u2014 From From Liverpool Halifax Baltimore Steamships.|g, Yi ahns, a .N.F., to Be Liverpool 8July © Caspian.\u2026.\u2026 weed] À Aug.2 Av y Garin inian.19 * u ova an.Sept.19 us OCaspian.wef 16 2 Bept.{Carthaginjan .] 8 * pre ngers between vo Steerage.erases S000 .in the United Btates and Canada, and all stations in Canada and the United Stal to Liverpeol and Glasgow.Ta 0.- 9 {The Carthaginian will carry only Gable] the Halifax and 3 Jobn, RATES OF PABSAGE BETWEEN HALIFAX ANS ST.JOHN'S = » \u2018Cabin.\u2026.$20.00 | Intermediates, $1500 .; of THROUGH BILLS GE WADING DE or decorine to route sélection ted at all Continental Porta, to all pointd Le Bmoxing and fn at \"rom te Fer Pesigist; or contrer asoradekion tpérts of ppply 1e 47 moéimontsed agent of ie Mipe Or : th formati pre Uf ae of | 7 For muriher Lnformalion and pestey agp! .He à dy Aléai, Spor, 2 = © REFORD'S ACENGIES DONALDSON LINE WEEKLY GLASGOW SERVICE, 8 from Montreal ailing ES Woincdes Glasguw Agente\u2014 Bt.Vincent street, THOMSON LINE.| NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE SERVICE.VIA LONDON.SAILING FROM MONTREAL ON OR ABOUT : 88, Fremona.8.50 t RN a.Geroma\u2026 3,100 tone.oh ao A ts:\u2014CAIRNS, YOUNG & NOBLE, castle-on-Tynez A.Low, BON & Cane À Leadenhall street, London, EC.; W.THoM- sou & Sons, Dundee, Scotland.\u2019 ROSS LINE.LONDON SERVICE, SAILING FROM MONTREAL ON OR ABOUT: 88.ores King.4,500, tons .11th Se 88.Er King TTP TRO Bred Sant 88, Ocean King.2,500 tons .4th London Agents: \u2014WILLIAM Ross & Ce.East India Avene, EC.» ! All the vesssls of the above Lines are À 106, highest class at Lloyds, and have been built expressly for this trads, and possess most improved facilit for carryl Grain Baltier, Uhecse and Gattle.Ties \u2019 ! Through BillsofLading Granted by any of the above Lines to any point in CANADAor WESTERNSTATES And by any ofthe CANADIAN or WEST- EE RO .0 - EST THROUGH RATES, Eat LOW 1a] attention given to the MANDLING Spec of all PERISHABLÉ and other cargo, For further particnlars apply to ROBT.REFORD & GO.; 23 & 25 St.Sxcrament St, MONTREAL.New York and Liverpool, Calling at Queenstown.Proposed Sailings from New Yeak.Alaska.Tuesday, July 8, 9.004 20 Wisconsin Tuesday, July 16, #2) pm Arizona.Tuesday, July 22, 7.50 a.Wyoming uesday, Ju.y 20, 2.2 p.Nevada.Tuesday, Aux.5 8.008 \u2026 Tuesday, Aug, 12, 2.30 pi Alaska.These steamers are built of Iron in water tight oompartmenis, and are furnished with every requisite to make the passage across The Atlantic both safe and agréeable, havi Bath-reom, Bmoking-room, Drawing-roo Piano and Library,also, experien Sure Be Brate-roor Cerar on Sach steamer.© roo\u201d\u201d3 are upper thus ensufing those greatest of all luxuries sea ; perfect ventilation and light.CABIN PASSAGE.de., $80 and $100, According to location.diate RAYON aan cneu te $80 and Steerage, 10 ar from Montreal.This is a oluss that affords people of moder ate means & le way of travelling, Beds, Bedding, ash-basins, &o., together with good food.separate Dining-room fram sither Cabin or Steerage being provided.Bteersge at Very Low Rates.i A.M.UNDERHILL & 00.85 Broadway, New York, 4.¥.GILMOUR & C®., #54 St.Pani street, of : a a.BATIE sev.rooù igs > wl |; - freer: + + | WHITE STAR LINE CALLING AT CORK HARBOR, IRELAND Carrving British and American Malls Pe evcamnove oF this Line take ified routes, © year, which include t eemmended by Lieutenant Maury.Railing ween NEW YORK and LIVER» \u2019 to leave as Yotlowa: ; FROM NEW YORK, 1890., l cnestes, Ave D fat Wednesday, Aug.27, 2.30 pm Wednesday, Sept.3,, 8.30 nic.Bisjesti.\u2026 Wednesday, Oc 1, 7.30a.m Germanio.Wednesday, Oc oTeuloniC.c W SALOON RATES.; Mew York to Liverpool and Queenstown ob , $80, $100-and upwards.- Buites of 100mg on c and Teutonic at special rates.gs\" Return Tickets at reduced rates.Superior Second Cabin accommodatiof on steamers marked thus * : ' pr © ales: a .Majoutie and Teutonic.535 00 and Ste 0 AS\" No Bacond Cekin-on Germanie an.Britannie.Lowest rates 10 Pasie and the Content.Children between two and twelve years half | price.Infants free, ; - Intending passengers should Sogn; tiokoty, in advance.- STEERAGE RATES 3 From Montreal to Londeadbrry, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, Loudan, Priv ff, or G w, including to New York, at at THE MONTR AL HEKALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETIE TUESDAY AUGUST.26 3 STEAMSHIPS.Ottawa River Navigation Company Cdn \u2014 DAILY MAIL LINE MONTREAL and OTTAWA AND CALEDONIA SPRINGS.DAY EXCURSIONS BY PALACE GTR.SOVEREIGN to Carillon and back down Rapids, $1.55.ays, $1.Passengers take 8.06 a.m.train dal for Lachine, to connect with and intermediate ports.Seamer for we SHOOT THE RAPIDS.Take 1.46 m.or train (215 p.m.Wednes- d arday Round to revere ) 10 ST ANNE *-80c 500 p.m.to LACHINE Pound KFIP.c0 casa u 0000 soa-v0u6 .50c Tickets at Grand Trunk offices, 174 and 148 er James street, and Windsor and Balmoral MARKET &TEAMERS\u2014Steame for Brown's Wbarf, &c.Tuesdays ATE days, ça p.m.Bleamer PRINCESS for Car- For EXCURSION CHARTER\u2014To She Sngbam Park, lsle Perrot Btr.Prince of Wales\u2014apply Hesd Office, 88 Common st.R.W.SHEPHERD, Jr., Manager.Richelieu & Untario Navigation Ce.1890-SEASON-\u20141800 The following steamers will run as under and cali at the usual intermediate ports i\u2014 To rE EPEC Steamers UVEBEG and MONTREAL, will leave ontreal datiy (Bundays excepted) at 7 p.m.To TJOURONTO\u2014Commencing Monday, 2nd June, until September 13th, lenve daily, {Sundays excepted) and thereafter three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays until 30th Ssptember at 10 a.m., from Lachine at 12.30 p.m., from Coteau Landing p.m.To THE BAGUENAY-Leave Quebec every Tuesday and Friday at 7.320 a.m., and from 20th June to 15th September four times a week\u2014Tuesdays, Wednesdays.Fridays Saturdays.: Te (ORNWALL\u2014Beamer BOHEMIA every Tuesday and Friday at noon.To THREE RIVERS \u2014Every Tuesday Friday at ik m.To CHANBLY-\u2014Every Tussday and Fr day at 1pm.0 OUCHERVILLE, VARENNEg VERCHERES and BOUT DE L\u2019ISLE\u2014 Daily (Sundays excepted), per TERRE- BONNE, at 3.90; Saturdays at 2.30 p.m.To LAPRAIRIE\u2014From the 26th May to 1st September\u2014On Mondays, Wednesdays, lhurs- days and Saturdays, leave rairie at 5.90, 8 am, 1,50 and 5.80 p.m.From Montreal at 6.30 a.m., 12 noon, 4 and 6.15 p.m.On Tuesdays and Fridays\u2014From Lapel rie, 5 a.m.,8 a.m.10.80 a:m., 1.80 p.m.and5.30 p.m.From Montréal, 6 a.m., a.m., 13 noon, 4 p.m.and 6.11 p.m.Om Sundays and Holidays\u2014From La- prairie, 9a.m.,5 p.m.From Montreal, $ p.m.and 6 p.m.LONGUEUIL FERRY\u2014From Longueuil 5 a.m.and every subsequent hour, From Hochelaga, commence at 5.30 a.m.; last trip, p.m.om St.Heen's Island Ferry wharf 0 Longueuil 6,30 P.M, daily Sundays except- EXCURSIONS \u2014 Commencing Saturday, May 3rd, by steamer TERREBONNE, every Saturday at 2.30 p.m., for Vercneres, and Sun- ] days at7 a.m.for Contreceeur, returning same evening # about § p.m.1 + Co , or all information apply a pany\u2019s Ticket Offices, 1354 8t.James street.W hdzor Hotel, Balmoral Hotel, Canal Basin and Richelieu Pier.Traf.Manager.Montreal, April 1839.BAIE DES CHALEURS , ROUTE.LAS [ELD ree = fr\u2019 Eu \u2014-\u2014 STEAMER ¢\u201c ADMIRAL,\u201d J.DUCAL, Master.\u2018Great Inducements to Tourists and Sports gen round the most Picturesque part of the Gulf, where Interest, Comfort and Pleasure are Combined.COMMENCING ON THE ITH MAY, THE first-class Passenger Steamer ** ADMIRAL\u201d leaves Dalhousie for Gaspe, (weather permitting) on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, ouching at Carleton, Maria, New Richmond Bonaventure, New Carlisle, Paspebiac, Port Daniel, New Port, Panos, Grand River, Cape Cove.Perce and Pointe 8t, Peter.Returning from Gaspe for Dalhonsie on SUNDAYS and THURSDAYS, calling at the Intermediate Ports.: Æ#-Rates for Passages, Meals and Rooms moderate.I Conneetions Bast and West with the Inter- colonial Railway.Passengers leaving Quebec by the 14.30 Kx- press Train on Tuesdays and Fridays, réach Dalhousie on the next morning in time to caaneat with the 88, \u201cAdmiral,\u201d arriving at Gaspe the following Evening at Seven o'clock.\u2019 Æ#-Tickets \u2018or sale at all the Intercolonial Agencies.For information please cali at R.M.Spock- ing\u2019s, General Ticket Agent, opposite St.Louis Hotel, T.D.Shipman, Sous-le-Fort Street, OT PT.LA Fo $D OURS ETES ALHOUSIE EET Mave, 100.\"> STR ART ASSOCIATION OF MONTREAL, PHILLIP'S SQUARE Calleries open Dally, 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.A Loan Pietn in connection with the General Collection.now on view.v Admissidn 28 cents.Members Free GOLTMAN, TAILOR and CLOTHIER, 2228 St.Catherine street | GANADA COTTON Manufactoring Company l * OF CORNWALÉ \u2018\u2019, ManuiMeturers of Cottoiritèles, Fiaiiel.254 St, Paul Strest, Montreal 25 Common street, Montreal 8 State Street, Boston, and B.J.COCHLIN, Soie Agent, 364 St.Paul st.Montrea 1 Pare lowtst rates: - - B-bT ames: booked, vi Ducks, Drills.Fuse arnta rit, Uripon, ( of mo.gtted, Canton Fianudi + Ginghams and Dyed = dea vo Liming a Office 43 St, John st.Montreal 4 THE MONTKEAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY.AUGUST The Montreal Herald.PUBLISHED DAILY BY Che HERALD COMPANY Limited \u2014 AP NO.6 BEAVER HALL HILL.Sow.P.MITCHELL - « « « President 1k H.WHYTE - - Sesretary-Treasurer v and basinees Manages.Pattor CEYROUE At.JON - + 40 0 © Sl Business Correspondenes should de as- dressed to THE HERALD COMPANY Limited).All other Correspondence to be addressed * Fhe Mditor.\u201d Mr.M.OT.Joux.« TUESDAY MORNING, AUG.26th TO-DAY'S DOINGS.Theatre Royal \u2014Tony Pastor, 2 end $ p m.Academy ef Musie \u2014Miss Jarbeau in Starlight, 8 p.m.Montreal Driving Park.\u2014 Wild West show, 3 and 8 p.m, Tum MAIL: Manitoba estimates the wheat yield at 24 bushels to the acre.In Ontario the yield is placed at 20 busheis.Perhaps the difference in the estimate is merely the result of Ontario\u2019s modesty.Obntay-ree-0's WHAT ti fp Tae Emperor of Garmang is credited with the intention of spending some $7, 000,000 in fortifying Heligoland.(When the story starled 1t was 7,000,000 marks.) \u2018The German taxpayers will be apt to come to the conclusion that rounding off the Empire is a costly business.les Tue United States iron-elad Charleston is in Puget Sound, and the sensation mongers scent \u201ca grave Crisis.\u201d As American men-of-war are eatitled to take a cruise as well as those of any other nation, it may be safely pat down beforehand that there is no orisis, and that there will be no sensation., \u2014 A STATE Of War\u2014oR à small scale of course\u2014exists between Hayti and Dominica.HMaytien troops invaded Dominica, but were repulsed by the troops of the latter, and no doubt there wilt be more of it.The annual revolution in Hay# 18 now due, and as soon as the trouble with Dominica is off band, will no doubt be forthcoming.\u2014 It is pot certain that anyone who Btooll at a window to see troops go by during the civil war in the United Statea is eu- titled to a pension, bat it would probably be considered by the present Congress as fair grounds for a claim, Pezsons arriving in the United States after the war was over may make affidavit or declarg- tion that if they had been in the country they would have served in the war, and they can then apply for a pension.t \u2014 $ TORONTO MONETARY PINES): Our prot} tlonist tariff, it is true, stands in the way of our competing with the cheaper manufae- tured goods of free trade England, but the trade in our natural products, those of the sea, the soil, the forest, is capable of further development.Return cargoes are thus fer the common difficulty.Ard the difficulty in the way of return cargoes is our protective tariff.Strike that down, or even matesially modify it, and further development our trade in natural products will be order.\u201c PREMIER Étarr, of Now Britagwick, hes Let with a disaster on a small Scale, in the defeat of the government candidate, Mr.Baird, at the by-election in Vietoria County on Saturday\u2014Mr.Porter, his opponent, being elect:d by a majority of twelve.At tbe general election = Baird had a majority of ninsteer.His election was protested, and whe the cage came to trial he resigned.Herce the by-election.\u2014\u2014- BROCKVILLE RECORDER : What a pis-nic Mr Adam Brown, M.P., is having at the expense of Canadian tax payers these days.You need not worry Mr.Brown, He is in for the pic-nic now and cares very little who pays for the fun he is going to have.No doubt he thinks be bas as much right to have a pic-nic at the expense of the tax-payers as Mr.Wood, Mr.Wylde or Mr, Jones, and he entertains the fullest confidence that his trip will result as beneficially to Canada es did ihe trips of the three gentlemen mentioned.That was, of course, very, very small, but then Canadians are learning to be thankful for small results.a Tas Gazette on Saturday expressed sympathy for Canadian Liberals because a combine of Bootoh oil refiners has decided not to.sell oil in Scotland under 63d.per gallon.As this is about the equivalent of 13 cents, we have no doubt Canadian consumers, Tories as well as Liberals, would welcome any combine which would reduce the price of sik frqm 30 and 35 cents, the present price, to anything near the price in Scotland.Gasette readers will perhaps wonder why oil should be so cheap in Scotland where tbey bave mo oil wells and 80 dear in Canada with the wells practically at our doors.The absence of a protective tariff may have something to do with it.Our contemporary, however, can farnish ils own explanation.\u2014\u2014- ! ACCORDING to statements reten ade in Congress some of the \u201cpure refined fapily lard\u201d made in the United States, \u2018is composed to a greater or lees extent of tbe following articles; Cetton seed oil, sesame oil, vegetable oM, mineral -oil, starch, caustic, lime, alam, carbonate of potash, salt, potatoes, potato flour, chalk, plaster of Paris and barytes.Ocoasion- ally a little lard is thrown in to adulter ate the mixture.Over 300,000,000 lbe amnually of this staff is made and gold in the United States, and the manufacturers thereof hava grown immensely rich.\u2019 And now Congress is going to in- texfore with this flonrishing poisoning industry, and compel the manufacturers to label it honestly so that consumers may kpow whether they are purchasing lard or\u2018the canstic and barytes .mixtare.- THE IMMIGRATION QUESTION.The Halifex Herald is evidently of opinion that the Gonservative papers in the Northwest are making too mush fuss over the immigration question.I centers \u2018a decided protest\u201d against wba) it calls the doctrine that \u201cthe great end \u201cand aim of all our effurts should be to \u201c get people no matter who or what they \u201care so long as they are psople to go to \u201cour Northwest, take up lands there \u201cand ocoupy them.\u201d The Conservative papers of the Northwest can, of course defend themselves, but to do them justice it must be said that the Halifax Tory organ mjsrepresents the position they have taken\u2014they have never insisted or hinted that any kind of people should be induced to settle in that section of Canada; but they have urged, and jostly so, that reasonable eflorts should be used to divert to the Norths wes the atream of agricultural immi+ grants from Great Britain and othes Earopean oountries, who are seeking homes in more favored and less crowde i countries.\u201d Tbe character of the jm: migrants is all-important, but it ig begging the question to say that vigorous promotion of agricultural immigrae tion is Inconsistent with scrapulous regard for its character.When the Halifax organ says that the Northwest is \u201c good enough to keep\u2014until the right \u2018 men come to occupy it,\u201d it is mere'y taking an indirect way of justifying the Government's halting, dilatory policy in the matter, and their waste of public money on.useless officials, useless pamphlets, of which latter people in Great Britain and elsewhere appear tp have become suspicions.In one way and another Canada has spent well on to 8 hundred million dollars in opening up the Northwest and cannot afford to allow the farming lands of that section to remain unoccupied and undeveloped.Too large an ares, of these lands is locked up in the hands of speculators, thanks to the Rykertian policy which so long ruled the department of the Interior.It ie time Canada received seme return\u2019 for ber large expenditure in the Northwest, some outlet for the cramped: trade and congested maoufac- tured products of the Eastern Provinces, and that return can only come from the settlement and agricultural development of that section of the Dominion.At the last session of Parliament a special grant was made for the promotion of immigration to fe Northwest, and, se far as the public know, very little has been done to carry out timt object.Members of Parlisment, and especially the people of Manitoba and the Northwest, want that money spent on bona fide immigration, not on Government boodlers and hangers on ; and pro hably it is just here the difficulty comes in\u2014the political favore ites want to srend the money as of old, so that between their duty to the people and the importunity ef the political leeches who hang arquud them the administration is in = quandary, and so nothing is done.It is this worse than do-nothing policy that The Halifax Herald is Jefending, and this will be thoronghly understocd by the people and journals of the Northwest.We quita agree with The Herald that it is better to have these \u201c landa settled \u201c gradualy by a thoroughly Canadian \u2018\u201c population, than overran in a few \u201c years by people incapable of becoming \u201c good citizens.\u201d The trouble is the settlement of the Northwest has been too gradual eniirely.The settlament of these lands can be promoted with a great deal more vigor than has been mani fested in the past, and at the same time or dinary vigilance and pradence exercised by tle immigration department will serve to prevert the influx of those undesirable jeople of whom the Halifax | crgan professes to be so much afraid.As a rule the hoodlums and anarchists of European cities do not want to settle on farm lands, they want to hang around the cities and towns; but there is no resmon why many of these people, freed from the repressive laws which exist in many parts of continental Europe,brougbt under the influence of équitable laws and Christian civilization which peevail in Canada, and treated as intelligent, thinking beings, might not be transformed into good citizens.We do not advise that they should be deliberately brougLt here for the purpose tryimg that experiment, but if some of them should come to Canada, it will be our daty $o at least attempt their transformation into good citisens.\u2014_\u2014er\u2014\u2014\u2014 .MOVING WITH THE TINES.The Republican party in the United] States is changing its course, and is pow 1 \u2018heading for complete reciprocity.Pan- American reciprocity 18 what the Chicago Tribune calls it.The Democratic party have long confessed their folly in supporting a system which puts the wage-earner under the heel of the trusts, and Mr.Cleveland, a short time before the last presidential election, placed his party om record concerning the tariff question.But it is the Republican party tbat is now in rebellion.The Chicago | Tribuné and the St.Paul Pioaser Press are both pioneers of a sentiment, spread- ixg in their party.The Chicago Tribune gives some convincing reasons for opening up free trade between the United States and the Sauthera Rs- publics, and says that the amendment to the sugar bill, which makes sugar free from those countsies that within a cer tain time admit United States goods free, is tbe firat stop in the direction of a grand plan of Pan-American commercial reciprocity, aiming at a complete reciprocal exchange of products between the United States and ali other lands of the Western world, fom the Arctic to Cape Horn.This, we are told, is the reciprocity that Mr.Blaine is aimimg at This seems to be in accord with the opinions\u2014tba recently acquired opinions the products of other regions, and the chief priest of whose strange religion was Mr.Blaine Tha Tribune thinks that the only possible competitors with the United States will be Canada aml the Argentine Republic, but it feels that the States have nothing to fear from either of them.On the hand, though the Canadian combines and their bondsmen, the ministers as Otiawa, are very mach afraid of the United States, com: ing in and selling- to the Cans dian ocomsumer at market rates yet the bulk of the Canadian people have as little fear of American competitions as Americans can have of Canadian competition.The Liberals are instilling, and have to a great extent instilled, commercial courage into their countrymen, and the mournful whinings and timorous be- seechings of the Tory weaklings are net now so much beeded.But this new attitnde of Mr.Blaine cuts the ground from under the feet of the restrictionist parly.They have pleaded so often that they were desirous of reciprocity, bus that the Americans would not listen to anything of the kind, that the changiog views across the line must alarm them.Possibly it was the fear of an offer, direct ot indirect, from the States, that induced the Government to say through Mr, Colby\u2014one of the most unfit phonographe they could bave selected for the purpose\u2014that tuey were opposed to reciprocity of al or any kind& But the waves of commerce are not to be stopped by King Canute Macdonald.\u2014\u2014 ENGLISH EXHIBITIONS.In a brief interview published in yesterday\u2019s Herald, Mr.Moore, ot Loadan, Eng., Editor ot The Mark Lane Express, &c., emphasised the views expressed by The Herald about a fortnight ago in regard to the importance of Canadian products being kept on view at English exbibitions.He said : t One thing I would like your papers todg is to stir up the Government and get them: to take part in our English agricultural shows.Uptot wo years ago you always had a atand atthe Royal Agricultural Shows in England at which wheat and Canadian produca, as well as minerals, were on exhibition and it was really very interesting.But for the past two years they have been absent.The time seems, I think, to have arrived when they might try it again.Thess shows are very ada and the possibilities of her soll better known, as our large shows embrace a uun- ber of counties, and the laborers are gener- brought to these men such as would bs ims.possible in any other manner to accomplish, There can be no doubt of the soundness of Mr.Moore's views, the neglect of the Government to have Canadian pto- ducts so represented is much te be regretted.The cost of doing so would be comparatively small and would be justified as an expenditure that wpuld yield excellent results in connection with immigration.Enough money id wasted in many other directions to\"pay\u2019 the cost ten times over.Indeed, the money that will be spent on Mr.Browns probably: useless mission to Jamaica\u2014unless the Government are prepared to emasculate the N.P.\u2014 would go à good way towards meeting the necessary expense aad; be productive of tangible benefits to Cana- | da.Ifthe Government organs would note Mr.Moore\u2019s suggestion and press it upon the administration, and especially upon the Minister of Agriculture, they would render the country some real ser-* vice and do something to justify their existence.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 AN independent Conservative organ Tises to remark thst General Middle{dn\u2019s * parting address to the people of Can- \u201c ada 18 exceedingly trath-like and \u201c frank to the verge of indiscretion.\u201d Probably Sir John, Sir Hector and Sir Adolphe think it is exceedingly top much so.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tux Committee of Management of the Great Eastern Exhibition, to be held at Sherbrooke from Sept 1 to 5, are sparing no pains to render it a success\u2014and they generally bave successful exhibitions in the Eastern Townships capital.\u2018A prise list of $10,000 is offered and a capital programme of outside attractions provided, particulars of which will be found in The Herald\u2019s advertising columns.It will pay Montreal business mes snd manufacturers to take an active par in that exhibition and help make it a success.: \u2014 \u2014 Tas last move in the grest N.% C.Railway strike appears to be a complete check to the Kuights.As was anticipated tbe meeting of leaders from the various railway oaganizations, the en- giceers, firemen, conductors, switch.\u2018men, etc, sassmbled ai Terre-Hsute, under the name of she Supreme Council, has decided not to call out the federatiop.A later telegram inform us that the council adjourned sine die, from which at would appear that the feeling against \u2018a general strike was 80 sirong that thode who favored one fels further discussion would be useless.This limits the trog- ble to its original dimensions, and prae- tically means that the federation men will throw sll the weight of their lufg- enos in the direction of a apeedy sett.\u2018ment, as further attempt to coercs the Railway Company can only result in ph- euniary loss to themselves, by interfez- ing with their own work.This decisiqn will be a great blow to the influence of ; the Krights, as it shows that after + veral days of careful investigation, the members of the coancil consider that tha extzeme measux of astrike was il ad- grounds.If you are tired taking the fashioned at impor:ant for ruch an object is making Oan- | ally taken by their employers, and In this § way & knowledge of the country oan be | vised and was taken apon insufficient TUESDAY, AGUS] 30¥H Early Closing.uring August our Stores wili close daily at HALF-PAST FIVE, except BATUR- DAYS, when we siose at ONB OUTLOOK, { 8 CARBLEY'S.gr err A REQUEST Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully asked to do their shopping before 5.30 pm.during this moath.August.8.CARSLEY.MEN'S EANDKEROHIKES Men\u2019ahandkerchigfs, colored border, 7c each MEN\u2019S EANDKERCHIENS Men\u2019s handkerchiefs, colored borders, puro linen, 36c each, 8.CARSLEY MEN'S GLOVES Men\u2019sdog skin driving gloves 55: par pair MEN'S GLOVES : Men\u2019s walking gloves (kid) 7c per pair.S.CARSLEY'S MEN'S NECKIIES Men's pure silk neckties, for summer wear, three for 15e.MEN'S NKQKTIES Men's silk neckties, \u2018bast quality, new patterns, all to be cleardd out at three fpr 50c.+ 8.CARSLEY.TF Thy Se wo rr .Fine assortment of merino, cashmere, cotton Joa Balbriggan socks,\u201d & rgduged pricesor the balance of the Oh: § SENS QHOES 4.A very fine lot of siik qpoks Lo eqrad at 75¢ per pair.: rw 8.CARSLEY.Ask Your Grocer for Tetley\u2019s Toa CARSLEY & CO.Wholesale Agents, Montreal, (LAFPERTON'S SPOOL COTTON ! b Always use Clapperton\u2019s thread Then you are sure of the best thread in the market : Clapperton\u2019s spool cotton never breaks, never knots, never ravels and every spool is warranted 300 yards, Always ask for CLAPPERTON'S SPOOL COTTON.'S.CARSLEY NOTRE DAME STREET Telephones\u2014Bell, No, 220; Federal, No.563.THE WONDERFUL BASKET Useful for everything, can be changed into 150 different shapes, Send us 26¢ and we will mail Jeu one with circulars of our othqr useful household articles free.We want agents to represent usin every county.\u2018Write at once.1 re Alp .\"à CASSGREEN MFG.Cd.478 Parliament St, Toremte | REQUIRED Monte in Onmeda fai the sale of one of the finest makes of Highland malt Scotch whisky ; itis suitable for consumption - by iteelf or for blending.1 distiliefy has a laïge annual output, Also a representative for the sale of spi and East India produce.Address } .Ronaldson & Ve.#7 and 3 Mark Lane, London, Eng.One week, commenhcing MONDAY, AUGUST 28TH Matinee Saturday Miss Vernona Jarbeau In Her Brilliant Musical Comedy STARIIGHT Beplete with all the Latest Opera Gems.Seats now on sale at Nordheimer\u2019s SPARSOW & JACOBS\u2019 THEATRE ROYAL Every afternoon and evening, week com menoing Monday, Aug.2.TONY PASTOR And his Double Company, American Favorites and Special Art Importation from the best London Theatres.\u2018The Largest and grandest Paulo védlo in the word ag ARTISTS\u20142 Prices of admission\u2014l0, 30.and 80 cents Reserved seats 10c extra.Plan at the theatre from 9 a.m.till 10 pm r Week following\u2014 \u2018 The Capture of Donelson.\u201d PAWNEE BILL'S HISTORICAL WILD WEST w= AT THE == Montreal Driving Park, For One More Week.Performances at 3 and § p.m.daily.Adiendecion te Guourds snd Grand Stand, 250, - Trains leave Bopaventure Station for the Grounds at 2.30 and 7.30 p,m., returning after each performance Fare Itt for the roundtrip .\"EXCURSIONS.I On Wednesday, 27th August, the Rallway Companies will issne round trip tickets, good for return until followiug day at SINGLE FARE from points in the following districts : Grand Trunk Railway, ° St.Hyacinthe, Farnham, St, Johus, Hun- ngdon.Valleyfield, Aemmingford, Coteau June, and intermediate stations.Canadian Pacific Railway.Vallexfield, 8t, Polyearpe Juno, Farnham, Terrebonne, fBtanbridge, St.yacinthe,.Chambly, St, Cesaire, St, Angele, St.Scho- Iastique, St.Lin, St.Eustache, St.Jerome and intermediate stations.THE RICHELAEU AMD OMTARIO® - § =~ +, 3,1 aveamn desk \"Great Hitracticn at Commencing Aug.17, + The Wonderful French Eqollibrish, In his daring and perilous SPIRAL TOWER GLOBE PERFORMANCE An unheard of exhibition, Leyond description.Secure d at enormous expense and presented to the public far.the first time in Canada at ST.HELEN'S ISLAND, y Commencing 17th, to 31st Aug., daily as fol- WS : \u2018Week days, 11.00 a.m,, 2.08 and $60 p.oa.\u2018 Sundays, 1.30, 8.00, 4.30 and 6.60 p.m, The ordinary 5c ferry for crossing includes FREE admission to this great exhibition and all arrangements made to afford the publie an uninterrupted view of this wonderful performance freec of expense, The Harmony Band has been secured for the occasion and will play on Sunday, the 17th, and on Saturday, the 23rd gnd 80th of August, during the afternoon.Montreal, Aug.15, 1890, sw, wo, 1m, wm, wm, wm PAWNEE BILL (MAJ, G, W, LILLIE) Fellow Scout oi Buffalo Bill's BETORICAL WILD WEST ENTERFAINMENT J rene cowser as» 100 PERFORMERS \u2014AT THE\u2014 = Mentreal Driving Park d Afternoon and evening at 3 and 8 o'clock: ut Thursday, Aug.28, .commencing TUESDAY, AUGUST 19TH Tichelé\u2014~Grand Sad Be, Pavilion 50c À few Bulony Chaiss at $1, 445619 TENDERS FOR BRY-COODS, &C., &C.- = September next at 12 o'clock, noon, for the gare stock of dry goods, shop fixtures al dase of premises, 0, 11 Charlotte street, St.John, N.B., formerly owned and occupled by Thomas Patton & Co., or for either of the Tenders may be for cash or roved paper.The highest ar any tender 5 Lovie accepted.8 Stock can be inspected every day afier 10 4 m By order of the : 3 \u201cHONORABLE MR.J USTICE YUCK CHARLES DOHERTY, |, Referee in Equity, Reocelver, St.John, August 22nd, 1890.; PROTESTANT BOARD \u20ac \u2014 will re-open on 4 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND at9am.Applications for admission will be reteived on and-after that date by the bead of each school fiom persons residing within the limits of its sehoo! district.E.W.ARTHY, Superintendent W.SCLATER & CO.20620456 tle Pills Liver and some comfort, \u2018A ! maa can\u2019t stand everything.Ome pill a ~\u2014of several other Repablican joummals © 1 bh eee à Ot necessarily\u201d| N Of Scheol Commissioners, | All schools under the control of this Board\u201d | 166] nanan itoie pei nom $5.00 Gadi.mod x Tere on aan CAMBRIDCESHIRE SWEEP TENDERS will be received until 19h ef \u2018 $25,000 .ac.\u2018i \u2014 a 1st horde ; Bud horse Trio) Pt cao 111120 ¥N0 3rd horse |, \u201c - 000 each, .J Other starters [divided equallyl, = 2000 on-starters.\u2026 6000 900\u20ac TICHETS - + & =e 05 EAOH 150 horses enterad [2 pri each] 260 pyizes Drawing October 20 at thé Victoria Armory Result mailed to country subscribers, Ten per cent.dedueted from prises, - Address GEO.CARSLAKE, Prop.Mansion House, 522 St.J ames street, Montreal rT SR CARSLAKE'S ri GRAND ST.LEGER § WEP! B50,000.00.1 8,000 \u201c+ $1,000 each.4.000 Other sta divided eq 8 Nom starters.dedequally).au.jou | an porsen entorsd 1 prises sass) ws cress rses 4 pri h Drawing Sept.8, pti t a icone ÉTmOIr : Result mailed to country subscrl 1 Ten per cent.deducted from prises.i Address GEO.CARSLAKE, Prop., Mangion House, 54.Jones Stn, Montre +.y .a wo,\" tor ST.HELEN'S ISLAND | ACHILLE PHILION, | 2 3 26 SEES AMUSEMEMENTS | AMUSEMENTS, ~ .9 3 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Toe coe ms ont ow ine (apSley'S Advertisement oanzær or ævsio and richez by keeping from their shores .« .HENRY THOMAS, Leasee and Manage: &§ \u2014 OPENING OF REGULAR SEASON \u2014 STRAUSS! 15th September VICTORIA RINK JE, The G T R and C P R Railways, the Richelieu & Ontario and Ottawa Companies will give reduced fares, good for double journey, toall who wish to hear this world-renowned orchestra, Mcntreal, 15th September Ottaws, 16th September CHAS.G.GEDDES, Manager, MONTREAL and OTTAWA LEPINE PARK MONTREAL Sept.8, 9 AND 10, 1890.Purse Purse Purse .SECOND DAY neerecransuEi eter riearan aan 2.85 class anoca use uns: .Stallion race saoccouatsccc0000 +5 miie race THIRD DAY.Purse crerenssrnesrnirsannscrassese e230 class Purse $200.8.00 class, Province of Quebec horses Purse .Free for all trotters and pacers .Money divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent.Five per cent.to accompany nominations.Will close Sept.4, 1890, at 12 p.m.All entries and communications should be addressed to M.LEPINF, Sec\u2019y, Eepine Park, Montreal.J.B.LEPINE, Proprietor.204\u20146248 A LUSCIOUS MENU For lovers of refined and genuine sport.Annual #/ BACE MEETING Cr y MONTREAL ENC 4) BICYCLE CLUB, + = M.A.A.A.GROUNDS © SATURDAY, AUGUST 30 1800, 78 0'elock p.m., Rain or Shine.Admission 25 and 35c.>, THE ST.LEGER The rew system of dividing the prizes adopted By R.H.Brand, in his Tenth Annual St Leger Sweep, is becoming more and wore popular asit is better understood.As will be seen, $9,000 is divided equally amongst all the starters, and $6 000 amongst the non-starters, | instead of three tickets taking more than half the total ot sweep,as in the old style.Write for circnlars.Ro H.BRAND, Billiard Room - - Windsor Hotel MONTREAL MONTREAL WATER WORKS SEALED TRNDBRS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed \u201cTender for Lead\u2019 will be received at the City Clerk\u2019s office.City Hall up to noon of Tuesday the 2ndof Sep tember next, for 75 tons of best soft \u201cPig Lead\u201d of approved brand, to be delivered at the Water Works Yards, St.Charles Borrom- mee street, free of charge, half of the quantity by the 16th of September next, and the re- \u2018 .| mainder by the lst of October next.wpe ton herein mentioned is the top of 2240 .The Water Committee do not bind theme seîves to accept the lowest or any tender.\u2018(By order,) © ; RM.D, MeCOXSELL, \\ Supt.M.W.W.Crry HAL, - 806 12 Montreal, Aug 2nd, 1:00, .f OTICE from Marerine Lan that on the 14h day of September, , he will tition the Provincial Treasurer to authorize , Yian to transfer his license to the said petitioner.Montreal, August 23rd, 1890.IWACCONS, CARTS, &c.MANUFAOTURED BY: DOMINION TRANSPORT CO, ZiMrTED.) Shops = = 30 ANN STREET Office 11 CUSTOM HOUSE SQ THEE {ARMOUR LARD stead in publie favor in Mont = ) que aw \u2018rhree Rivers and in the Balen nships, being | Sound, Sweet and Wholesome.ARMOUR\u2019S - Celebrated Canned Meats BARRELLED PORK.aly paid ox 1n Bond tor Export ak pas ers JAMES ALLEN, AGENT, MONTREAL ARMOUR & GO., Ghicago., hugustll oo \u2014 andere \u201cce - \u2014 .; he- vitl ned Cy Ors ve 11 i , e.es th 1g er ad 1d ua FE \"4 1HE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY AUGUST.26 5 J PERSONAL MENTION.1 BMUSEMERTE Tox POST-OFLICE 1 IME TABLE \u2019 HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.REAL EATATF\u2014POR ut?CANADAS |agrssommumsin uu cmos FOI School Suits Mr.EL Kennedy, of Ottawa, is at the | MAUS Ouome JONTREAL SUMMER RESORT.| ISLE BELLEVUE TERN Albion.LE & West.Prov.\u201cTHE GROVE,\u201d GREAT EAS Mr.G.E.Broadfield, of Hamilton, isa | s ge.and States, Viet FCR SALE.guest of the Hall\u201d Ns cod TE BEACONSFIELD.pIBS, apdsom: Lome of the lal Mr A.H | B | TiO N sored > Ne D roue | states DS CRE\" The Prettisst Point on LARE ST.LOUIE Convontene hares en ro mead bonutl.ÿ Sir Hector L.Langevin, of Ottawa, is © Ottawa hy RW.Eastiy reached by OTH and CRE garden is mobles places cherty and other registered at the Hall ! Nth of grounds ™\u2019 Boating shing uh trees.Whar.how house and La, SHERBROOKE, P.Q Mr.R, Edminson, of Londes, ag.ER Sa ou can pe vem and terme cblained om | a a seed 95e 8» recorded at the Hall.Arihar Maine TS ; 58 BEAVER HALL BELL.All trains on the Grand Trunk, Canada At- th oh Allen of on, Eng.isa} - British oa.CHILDREN\u2019S Bell Toles > Nov fish sm EL Annee ao Pacifo Railways stop at 1st to Bthr \" qu on daily Sunda ces _< TT \u2014 = oulars Les conf FF Msn o£ Toronto, ire | | HGH EERIE EC \u2018 |THE RUSSELL, \"Ré.+ BECKER .ion.né + ; e ga \u2019 SEPTEMDER, 1990-1\" gr P.Ryan, of Guelph, Ont, is a Merville by Atlan CLOTHING OTTAWA ISLE BÉLLÉVOR \u2014_\u2014 guest at the Waverly.0.8 Railw Oka.\"Gom \u2014 BL.Annes de Bellevue.Mr.W.A.Coon, of Toronto; is re- Rigau , Carliian; : PARLOR The Palace Hotel .Capada.OPEN TO THE WORLD, | vor tet dion, Boston, Mans, rad Je es ts mentee orm mim, me a Veit ESTATE, is staying at the Albion.' WEA.ee acourthier a our Bright Now Steek is the most modern style, is now open.The FOR SALE $10,000 IN PRIZES.Crand Representation of the Immense Agricultural, Mineral and Industrial Resources of the Country.Far Surpassing any and all Preceding Displays.The management arp determined to spar neither time nor money to make this, the SIXTH ANNUAL EXHHENTION of the EASTERN TOWNSHIPS\u2019 AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, the largest, best and most attractive exhibition ever held in this part of the Dominton.As this is the only important exhibition in the Province this year, it is confidently ex-~ pected that the exhibits will be mors extensive and attractive than ever before, The premiums have been increased, new classes and sections, and a number of special prizes added to the prise lista.A Programme of Aliractions most exacting.The following have already been secured : GRAND * | BALLOON ASCENSIONS Parachute Doscents- will be made each day by the græceful and daring LADY A.E.RONAUT, MISS GRACE LEVERE The First and Only Lady Parachutist in the Dominion.\u2018When the balloon has reached the enormous height of over one mile anda quarter she \u2018Will drop t6 thé darth by means oi à pars chute.Shedman's Koeno OR POE CIRCUS Consisting of the world renowned troupe of twelve Performing Dogs, in most wonderful and entertaining tricks and performanecs.These are the most marvelously trained dogs ever exhibited.Also DOG RACE on track each day between the celebrated runners \u201cDOE SKIN,\u201d \u201cSNAPPER GARRISON,\u201d \u201cTELEGRAPH\u201d and \u201cFRANKFORT.\u201d Drome \u2014\u2014\u2014 PROF.GEO.E.HUTCHINSON The Trick and Fancy Bleyclist who will perform some of the most wonder- fui and daring feats on the bieyole each day.The management are endeavoring to secure for the \u201cLittle World Building\u201d the talented and amusing Veniriloquist James W.Ringham Together with his Company of Magic Artists, Impersonators aud Funny People from \" \u2018Wonderland, SPEEDING in the RING The Board has.expended a large sum of money on the race track and can guarantee it to give satisfaction this season.Owners of horses can rely on the track being equal to any in the Domainion.> The following is a list of the races : No.1\u2014Farmers\u2019 running maoe, parse.$ 50 00 No.2\u2014Colt stake, 4-yearsold.100 00 No.3\u2014Three minute glass.No.4\u2014Farmers\u2019 (rong raes.No.5\u20142.40 class.Mr.R.8, Davile, of London, Eng.&' ecjourning at the Hall.ma .Mr.C.Brown, of Boston, Mass., is registered at the Waverly._ Mr.W.Greenslade, of London, Eng, is sojourning at the Waverly.Mr.J.8, P.O'Hanley, of Oltaws, is a guest of St.Lawrence Hall Mr.John McKee, of New York, staying at the Bichelieu.Hon.H.Collison, of Weybudge, E is registared at the Windsor, rE Mr.J.L.Carruth and wife, of Ottawa, are registered at the Richelieu.Dr.P.Laberge, sheriff of Beauhar- nos, is a guest of the Riendeau.Mr.G.E.Landy and wife, of Three Rivers, are staying at the Riendeau.Rev, Alexander Henderson, of London, Eng, is sejourning at the Albion.Messrs, W.and C.J.Nicholson,of Hamilton, Ont, are guests of the Albion.Mr.Chas.Howard, of London, Eng., is quartered at the New York House, Hon.John Haggert, Postmaster-Gen- eral, wag at the Windor yesterday.Mr.T.Y.Lloyd, of the G.IL.R.at Richmond, is registered at the Hall., Mr.John Thomas, of Lonisville, Ky., is among the guests of the Richelieu The Rev.E.C.Thompson and wife, of Wea Toronto, are sojourning at the Al.ion.Mr.A.Barto snd wife, of Sue Centre, ouse.Mr.J.T.Frye and wife, of Spokane Falls, Washington, are registered at the Albion.The Earl of Aberdeen and lady will arrive at the Windsor this evening fram Quebec.Mr.and Mrs.C.Whitman Rae, of Champlain, N.Y., are registered at the Windsor.: \u2019 Mr.W.Shannon and Mr: H.Shannon, of Manchester, Eng, are among the guests at the Windsor.Messrs.Alfred Forrest and Alex.Potch, of Holyoke, are among the recent arrivals at the Richelien.Si Mr, Van Buren, of Englewood, N.J., accompanied by Miss Van Buren, is | stopping at the Windser.Sir Donald A.Smith arrived home on Sunday morning from New York, eom- ing up by the D.& H.express.Hon, Mr.Turcotte will be sworn in as prothonotary for the district of Montreal this morning at the Court House.- Sir Joseph Hickson has gone to New York to meet Sir Henry Tyler, presi: dent of the Grand Trunk Railway.Capt.Ritchie, of the steamship Parisian, and General A.C.McClurg, of Chicago, are among the gueats at the Windsor.Sir Jom Thompson snd Lady Thompe son landed from the \u201cParisian\u201d at Rimouski on Saturday, and proceeded at once to Ottawa.\u2018 Mr.Joseph Beland, M.P.P., and Me.W, Darlington bave been elected by the Central Trades and Labor Council te represent that body at the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress Convention which opens in Ottawa on Monday, Sept.1.Among the latest arrivals\u2019at the Rien- deau are the following members of the \u201cTony Pastor Specialty Company,\u2019 Miss Bessie Bonebill, Miss Maggie Cline and the Messrs.W.R.Seely, John Russell; Joe Roger West, John D.Ashby, R.Kelly, and James Russell.Return of The Pligrims.The pilgrimage of the ladies of St.| Anne's parish, which left Montres! per steamer \u201cThree Rivers\u201d on Saturday evening last, returned to the city yesterday morning.It was most successful in every way, and one miracle was reported.It appears that a young girl named Smith, of St.Mary\u2019s parish, who has been lame for years past, necessitating the use of two crutches, took advantage of the trip to the shrine, and after leaving the communion table she found herself the crutches, There was a very large pumber of pilgrims, and the voyage proved a pleasant one, except on the return home, when a storm was raging in Lake, and many of those on board were greatly scared.\u2018The order of the exercises was carried out with systematic precision une der the direction of the Rev.Father | Strabbe 5 and the other Rederntorist Fathers in charge.The sermous on the boat were preached by Rev, Father Moc- Callen, of 8%.Patrick\u2019s, Montreal, and Rev.Father ser, C.8.8.R.of the Cburch of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, , weight for age.125 00 No &_Bunning, we! ter woighta.!! 125 00 of Boston, Mass.At Ste.Aune an ap- No.8\u20140pen trotting.2,0 00 propriate sermon was delivered by the Nos.8, 5 and 8 open to trotters and pacers.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Grand Lacrosse Matshes.Betweun Best Teams in Canads, ansong obhers the celebrated ST.REGIS INDIANS, Champion Indian Lacrosse players of the Dominion, have been secured and Will Appear £ ouAhe grounds ja r ULL: WAR BINT AND wa Tam | College of Pharmacy, No.59 Lagauche- t .been completed and \u2014 ee ady been taken.It : -_-\u2014 en Other novel attractions are bemg addedeseh À âay.Every effort is being made tosecure Romau aud Chariot Ractex Compton tions, &e, &6.La .Fands will be in Attendance Each Day.\u2014\u2014 Entries of Live Stock close Aug.2, al Other depattments Aug.27.scan \u2018cheap rates god excursione on al ways for both passvngers and exhibits.See Prise Lists sed Programmes.For further inffimekiè£ oiplu se - - JAS.R.WOODWARD, : ù a RFANÉE 7 #22 47 À x 190 Posté: Ls,sMentiroas.| sm ke No 1890 Cigars, ck TL.à.v.Father Slattery, director of St.Jcseph\u2019s Seminary, Baltimore.The pilgrims were allowed from 2 o'clock until they availed themselves of by taking a view of the phnotpal sights.They | reached home at & o'clock yesterday mornirg.oe ; Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 100 Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.ce \u201c Montreal College of Pharmacy.Thé new quarters of the\u2019 Montreal ssession has & 2 .À 1s 8 very neat three story brick building, apd appliances connected with the study of pharmacy.On the ground floor to the right of the entrance hall is the secre- The class rooms are neatly fitted up and 1] attached is a laboratory for practical work.The formal opening of the rew 1 | building will take place on the eveniag meeting will + imecrporepeé in 1879, - == Minn.are staying at the New York | will be furnished which must satisfy the |-H capable of walking without the aid of \"gy $ on Sunday afternoon in Quebec, which\u201d ar.d bas been newly fitted and farnished throughout with all modern conveniences tary, office with board room opposite.\u2019 gre hereby notified that a semi-annual divi- of Wednesday, October 1, when à public Te heid in the collera.The 15ih to the I6th August, both days inclusive.|= | otte, Bert] ville, Sore! Br Ry of a Fao » 1 +an0-ll0) C.P.R.Main 9 « sesse+|0.P.R.Bordea x, Bt Jerome and branches .° s\u2026.J0UP.R.8L Je: St Janvier .\u2026.8t.Johns, Abbotsford, 8t.Fie, Farnham & aLherbrooke Cetese es .r e anû | Megantic.né Lake) *RS4S TO.G00nsc0000 0 |Clarenceville, No eee Acton and BE Fo ee ridge,8 Arm BlatlonSh A thang ermont J \u201c\\Sherord RoW LY ne.|.«JG.Ligne, Stottville.acolo brand.1°\" + y, LachineRap.Lacadie, St.Jacques «.|8-ERy Montreal and hambly section.,,, (b) Now Brunswick 5 tia and P.E.1.Newfoundland,forw'd} daily on Halifax Mails do patohed| rom Halifax for ewfoundiand on 13th and 26th July [Dorval Claire\u201d alois, Poin © Cedars Coteau du .|Laprairle, nois and field, &o.,.Caughnaw eauguay, Chateau- guay Basin.,.ae Boucherville, Contre- 1 Mt.Royal val 8.15, {6.38 Hocuelaga rer.eee 8.80 6.80|Lachine,Cote St.P.(B, Bn'ets aftern\u2019 ak 8.80 Longueuu cee 0 only).of asses aisonneuve, Lo | Pointe, Plan Trem bles & Charle os} 5.45 mo.40{ $1.15/8t.Jean 16/27 20 Montreal., .7 7.0 Mile End.and Cote Bt, , uis morning on.veer] 2.45/COte Bt.Louis Cote) 04 2-15 Visitation Cole St Michel & St.Leon mue he 15 minutes earlier, .UNITED STATES.HH 06} 9.15iNew VD SEA and State 9 4 E Ë ¥ Ë 8 guskn 588 8 n 17% ++.Rouse's Point and Al- ve bany Postal Car.| 6.3 45 ton 7.00).-[Portland, Maine, and the New England States,exc\u2019pt Boston|.8.15 *-15|(a) Western anu Paci-| .fle States.\u2026.16 minutes earlier.7:45 p.m.(c) Postal Car Pags open till 8:15 ®) Postal Qar Bags open till 7:38 a.m REGISTERED LETTER MAIL for the New England States\u2014for Boston, New York and Southern States\u2014closed oniy at 3:20 p.m.and Porttand, Me., 7 p, m.GREAT BRITA IN, &c.By Maiestic, White Star Line, 6 p.m., Monday, July 4th, ¥ Majest lc, White Star Supp, 7 a.m.Tues- A .y Vancouver,Dominion Dine, [5]7.30 p.m., \u2018Wednesday, July 6th, By Servia, Cunard Line, fb] 4,00 p.m., Fri- ds Elder N.@.Lioyd Line, 4:00 r N.G.Lioyd.Line, 4: Friday July sib.vd 4:00 D.ma July 11th.By Germanic, White Line, for Ireland [bl, \u2018pm Tuesday, July 12thy Fulda, N.G.Lioyd Line, 4.00 p.m., Tues- OH aesina Allen line, [a] rea ; m., Welnesaay.J uly 13th ba] 20 3 By Etruria, Cunard Line, 6 p.m., Thursday uly .: By Werra, N.@G.Lloyd Line, 4.00 p.m raide Tonio White ar an 0s ; y Teutonic, \u201cmn, Monday, July isth.Be, p.m., By Teutonic, White Star Line Supp., 7.00 am.Tuesday, J oly 10th.7:20 infan an Lin : .Wednesday, July th.e, {al , P.Pam By City of Rome, Anchor Line, 4.09 p.m.Friday, July 22nd, À | 102 REGISTERED LETTERS must be posted | Auction Sale of Timber + [A] Postal Car Bags open til18:15a.m.snd | - aska, Guion Line, 4 p.m., en)?the afternoon, at the Department of now ready for your inspeo- tion.FALL Mo.) WINTER * SUITS AND | - OVERCOATS I a » Gentlemen Requiring a Seasonable Suit or Overcoat, manufactured from the best home and imported goods, purohase direet from THE EMPIRE GEO.8.ROONEY, Manager Fixe Alarm Free at The Empire.: Berths.DErAATMENT OF CROWN LANDS.© (Woops AND Fôrzsrs BRANOH.) Toronto, 2nd July, 1890 NOTICE is hereby given, that under \u2018Order in Council certain Timber Berths in the Rainy River and Thunder Bay Disiriete, and a Berth composed of of the Township of Aweres, in the District of Algoma, will be offered for sale by Public Auction, on Wednesday, the First day of October next, at one o'clock den, Crown Lands, Toronto.ARTHUR 8.HARDY, 4 Nore \u2014 Particulars as to localities and descriptions of limits, area, etc, and terms and conditions of sale will be furnished on application, personally or by letter, to the Department of Crown Lands, or to Wm.Margach, Crown Timber Agent, Rat Portage for Rainy River Berths, or Hugh Munroe, Crown Timber Agent, Port Arthur, for Thander Bay Berths.246 By Arizona, Gulon Line, 4.00 p.m., Monday, July 25th.By Trave, N.G.Lloyd Line.400 p m,, Tues- aay.July 2thy Britannic, White Line, for Ireland [0], 400 p.m., Tuesday, July th.By Polynesian, Allan Line [a], 7:30 p.m, Wednesday, July 27th, 3 By Ermbris, Cunard Line, 6 p.m., Thursday, uly .JY Ems, N.G.Lloyd, 4:00 p.m., Friday, aly .a] Supplemen mail closed até a.où Ju Pay.lb] Also tor England and Sor land if pecially directed.[c] Must be especially directed by this steames, FRANCE La Bourgogne, Gen, T, Ati Xgne, 6p m, Thursday: July 3rd, P By La retagne.Gen.Tr.At.Line, 4 pm, Friday, July By Gascogne, Gen.Tr.AtJ.Line, 6,00 pm, Thursday.July 17th.By La Normandie, Gen.Tr.Ai.Line, 4 p mi.Friday, July 25th.DIVIDENDS, LA BANQUE DU PEUPLE DEVIDEND N@.108.The stockholders of La Banque du Peuple * dend of three per cent.for the lastaix months has béen deciared on the Capital Stook, and will be payable at the office of the Bank on and after Monday, the first September next, The transfer book will be closed from the J 8.BOUSQUET, .: \u2014 Vashier.Montreal.MAINED: oy.oon 3.16 * MONTREAL Je dU WATER WORKS SEALED TENDER3 addressed to the undersigned and endorsed \u201cTender for Special Castings,\u201d will be received at the office of the City Clerk, City Ball, up to noon of Tuesday, the 2nd of September next, for about 160 tons of special castings, to be delivered in quantities and at dates stated in specifica, tion.Bai ification as well as form Pon had al the Water Works all, and any tender not made on tender ma office.Ci the cinaial form and not in conformily with the terms of this advertisem«nt will not be consi The Water Committee do not \u2018bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender.Ç \u2014ALSO\u2014 SEALED TENDERS addresse undersigned endorsed '* Tender for will be received at ssmie place and to same date as above mentioned, for 75 5-nozzle fire hydrants, complete, to be made from patterns to be furnished by the department and which may be ssen at the Water Works shop _8t.Charles Borrommniee street,where a samp bydrant may also be scen.Material and workmanship to be of first quality.Delivery free of charge at Water Works k yard,St.Chaties Borromnmiee street,as follows: hydrants in two weeks from the time th éontract is awarded and 6 per week after wards until the contract is completed.Hydrants to stand à pressure of 200 1bs.to the square inch.The Water Committee do not bind themselves to acoept the lowest or any tender.B.8.MoOSNNELL, Supt, M.W.W.ac Ent > un te the ydrante na Russell eontains accommodations for over FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with pass~ «ar and baggage elevators, and commands 8 splendid view, of the city, Parliamentary grounds river and canal.Visitors to the Oapital having business wilh the Govern ment find 1t most convenient to stop at the Russell, where they can always meet leading Pub lic mun.he entire Hotel to supplied with escapes.and in case of fire there would not be aay confusion or dange; Every attention paid to guests.KENLEY & BT.JACQUES, Proprietors.Febra HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Fifth Avenue, New York.This most fashionable and centrally losated hotei bas been renovated from top to bot and is now re-opened under management oO R.H.Southgate upon the American and Bu n plans.This hotel is the favorite tesort for adians.MITCHELL RINZLER SOUTHGATE, Proprietors.Comfortable Rooms, $3 per day; Board, $2.00 er dav.PARKER HOUSE, BOSTON.J.REED WHIPPLE & CO., Proprietors.YOUNC\u2019S HOTEL, BOSTON.J.REED WHIPPLE CO., Proprietors, EUROPEAN PLAN.and Service excelle 1 by none.Com- ete in I appointments.Best location in y The Boston Transcript says: \u201cMr, Whip- le 1s a prince of landlords, and patrons of Parker\u2019s may anticipate a return the good old times of its founder, Harvey D.Parker.\u201d Mr.WHIPPLE will continue the manage- went of Young's as heretofore.6 oct ST.LOUIS HOTEL QUEBEC.J This hotel, which is unrivalled for ssa style and locality in Quebec, has just been completely transformed and modernisea throughout, being refitted with new system of drainage and ventilation, passenger elevator, electrie bells and lights, &c.In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practical science candevise to promote the coiafort and cone venience of guests has been supplied.CHATEAU ST.LOUIS EOTEL CO., Proprietors.Cookin, RIENDEAU\u2019S HOTEL, (Late 8t.Nicholas Hotel,) 58 and 60 JACQUES CARTIER SQUARE The new Riendeau Hotel is in close proximity tothe R.& O, Navigation Co.\u2019s steamers, the City Hall and Court House.The rooms are large, airy and elegantly furnished.JOS.RIENDEAU, REERSEEEES, ; FPREPS62Gtons H t.Palace Hotel opened June 1st, 1800.Rates Lo $e a dav; special rates by the month and season.Low fares by water .M, A.THOMAS.manager, formerly ofthe European Hotel, Toronto.For information address the St.Leon Mineral Water Co.(Ltd.), Toronto, or St.Leon Springs, Quebec.CACOUNA, 1890 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 St.Lawrence Hall .CACOUNA.+ \u201c The HalPis mew ready for reception of guests, where our patrons will find much for their comfort and enjoyment at the salt water.Application for all inrormation should be made to JOHN BRENNAN Manager, Cacouna July 28th.1800.THE 96 and 97 St.Francois Zavier Street.; #.L.Leclaire, .Proprietor.Ee \u2014 = KOYIOE TO CALL MEETING OF CREDITORS PROVINCE OF QUEBEC District of Moniseal.: | 1a the Superior Court far the Province of Quebes No, 6 In the matter of Joseph Cadieux, of the City and District of Montreal, manufactarer, 1nsolvent.The creditors of the sald insolvent are hereby ordered to appear before one of the Judges of this Court, in the Insolvency office, the Court House, Montreal,on the first day of September next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, in order to give thelr advice touching the appointmen a curator to the property of the said insolvent, and om anch other matters as may lawfully be Fmbmitted w mm, Menireal, August Znd, 1800.H.COLLARD, Deputy Prothonota v.EXCHANGE RESTAURANT | The most populur Restaurant In the iy | DESIRABLE RESIDENCES, BUILDING SITES.FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO CHARLES HOLLAND, 349 st.James Nireet BEAL ESTATE-FOR RENT.TO LET, Building, No.528 St.dames St.Cor.Cathedral, near G.T.B.Depot.At present occupied by the Pullman Palace Car Company and C.P.R, Land Office.Offices neatly furnished and heated by hot water.Alno, three Comfortable Housés at Lachine close to Upper Station.Apply to DAWES & CO., f21 St.James street.NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.Notice to Consignees.\u2014\u2014 The Allans 8S, Pomeranian, W.Dalziel, .Glasgow.is entered at castoms, Consignees will please pass their entries without delay.H.& À.ALLAN, 13 Agents, Notice to Consignees Te LTE.= ESA .The Dominion Line 8.5.\u201cKnight Companion,\u201d Capt.Durant, from Avonmouth Dock, is entered at customs.Consignees are requested to pass their entries without delay, D.TORRANCE & 00., Agents.The Thomson Line steamshi J.A.Tait, master, trom Middlesboro, is entered inwards Nu customs thet trt n ees wW ease pass thelr entries detay » Fremona, withou BR.REFORD «& CO., el Agents SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES of various sizea to romt by THE MERCHANTS\u2019 BANK OF HALIFAX, Cor.Notre Dame and St, Francois Xavier its.J.THEO ROBINSON Printer, Publisher, Bookseller, Stationer \u2014 1791 NOTRE DAME-STREET Blank Books and Stationery away Below the Prices You Have Boon Paying.CALL AND SEE.HOCHELAGA COTTON MANFG.CO.(LIMITED) The Ÿ, Hudeon Cotton Mills, Hochelaga ed : Brewa Cottons, Bleach.1 Shirtiage, Qantons The to Anne Spipniax ML, Meochelaca Brown Cottons, Sheetings, etc.The Magog Print Works (Mago).Prints, Regattas, Drills, etc, The wholesale trade only supplied.D.MORRICE, SONS & CO.Selling Agents, MONTREAL AND TORONTO MONTREAL pos = -_ SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed \u201cTender for Pipes,\u201d will be received at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, up to noon of Tuesday, the 2nd of September, for 2000 tons of Cast Iron Water P to supplie e yo Montres! in | mantitios Jud at Luis sata un specifieation.a specification well as form of tender may be had at the Waterworks office, City Hall, and Rny tender not made on the official form or not in conformity wiih the terms of this advertisement aod of the specification willnot be consider The Water Commitiee does not bind itsel?to accept the lowest or any of the tenders, and nay oivide the contract between two or more tenderers, as in their judgment may b> for the interest of the city.: {By order] B D.MoCONNELL, Supt.M.W.W.WATER Works\u2019 OFFICE Oity Hall ; Montreal, August 22nd, 1880 : Pitcher\u2019s Castoria \u2018Children Cry fer Vsaoneté SohrEe Capan a Door 6 \u2014 THE - rum 2 T PROVINCIAL NEWS, - - Sh * ry on Interesting Moms Glens.Dons Bx changes.* The low price of cheese is waking up some of the Eastern Township mann- facturers.One of them spoke thus a | few days sgo:\u2014\u201cIn years formerly to this the cheese ef the Townships brought a bigher price tLan that on the Brock- ville Board of Trade.This year we are far below their prices, and cannot under stand it.\u201d L.Hamel while Woskingin McKenna\u2019s well at Magog on.ay mes w.th a serious accident.A pail containing a heavy weight of stones and debris fell on bis head, cating through the scalp and injuring his skull, 3 Levi Rexford of Magog lost his Oliver house and barns ¥riday night by fire.Forty tons of hay were destroyed.Mr, Rexford was sleeping in the house and bad a narrow escape, being by the falling of the chimney.The mission church at Bondville will hold wbat ises to be à very enjoyable festival, on Wednesday, 27th.n the morning the altar, windows and farnishings are to be solemnly dedicated to the service of Almighty God ; 1n the afternoon the Sunday school holds its first picnic, and later in the day is to be 8 harvest thanksgiving service.St Francis College, at Richmond, has received à large and valuable assortment of mineral and rock speeimens from the Geological Sarvey department at Ottawa.A number ot them are illustrative of Eastern Townships mineralogy and geology.Principal Bannister is fitting up a room (which will be nsed as a library also) in which they will ba reatly placed.A serious accident happened to Mrs.Mackey, in the village of Cookshire, on Aug.9.She, with her husband, was driving into the yard of Mr.Thomas Ma- crae, her son-in-law, when by some \u2018means the horse became frightened, and its actions so alarmed Mrs.Mackey that she jumped from the wagon.She alighted upon her feet, but the shock of alighting broke one of the bones in her right leg.Owing to the swelling the doetor gould not set the injured limb for several ays.An inmate of the hospital at St.Hyacinthe has just celebrated his 104th birthday.He was born at Baie du Febre and is called Pierre Lambert.Antoine Ler vedus, of North Ely, is the happy father of triplets, all boys.The three weighed six pounds each at birth and are doing finely.By.careful pursing it is thofight that the triplets will survive.The large steam saw-mill of Mr.Joseph Bedard, M.P.P,, in Windsor Township was totally destroyed by a fire on Wednesday night.The fire is supposed to have originated from a spark from the engine smouldering in the sawdust.The loss is a serious one, as Mr.Bedard had 22 men at work.He arranged to rebuild without delay.Insured tor $1,500 in the E.T.Mutual : loss about $4,000, On Saturday a narrow escape from drowning occurred at Warden, near \u2018Waterloo.wo eleven-year-old boys, Stewart Roberts and his cousin, a son of Col.Whitcomb, were boating, when young Whitcomb lost his balance and - fell into twenty feet of water.Neither ef the boys could swim, but as there was no other help at hand Roberts jumped in and tried to seized his companion, He caught him just as he was sinking.for .the third time, and almost leaping from the water, he caught the side of the boat.Both boys were thoroughly exhausted, bnt succeeded in climbing in, only the worse of a ducking and a great .6caré.A sad and painful accident occurred in tbe clapboard mill of the Scotstown umber Co.on Wednesday, the 13th inst.A young boy, Jobm Noel, was engaged in rupning a clapboard edger.A pile of clapboards was \u2018put standing Kear the machine, Itsagms that gome of them fell down against the bit, and in =+#ffirz to remove them from thé bit he reached over the saws to the opposite : side and fell on the saw, which infligted a wound some five inches just below his head, cutting his stomach some four inches.He was taken to Doctor Macdonald\u2019s immediptely, and he.prompunc- ed \u2018the wound fätal, and the boÿ died geome thirty hous afterwards.The cor- (ner\u2019s jury rendered a Verdict' of accidental death.Cy 3 = .Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 100.mgke the Nohmer.Cigar, 19e.+ ct\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 22 ter > Sohmer Park, This week, every evening, Monsieur e Madame Morel, French singers (from Pgrig); Oude, gymnast; Tatchawana and Oume, Japanese, and City Band.Smoke.oisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Recorder's Judgment Quashed, Judgment was rehdered yesterday morning by Judge Quimet, on a writ of prohibition taken against a judgment of, the Recorder santencing one Joseph St.Pierre to three months imprisonment on the charge of being an idle person.The writ was granted, and the prisoner will be liberated, to-morrow, His honor held that the charge should also have mentioned that he was.ablé \u2018snd he needed to earn his living, ¢ % vw» Smoke Noisy Boys 1890- Cigare.Seacke Noisy Boys 1690 Olgars.2 A Suddenly Prostrated.\u2018 GENTLEMAN,\u2014I was suddenly prostrated while at work by a severe attack pf cholera marbus.We sent at once for a doctor, but he seemed unable to hel; An evacuation about every forty minutes was fast wearing ms out, when we sent Sp.Jpitle of Wild Strawberry hem life.1 2 paJ.N.VAN NATTER, Mount Brydges, Oat.eg Prize Horses Coming.The Dominion Line Steamship Toron- BE Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10e.: - lmokethebolmer Cizar, 100.=F-being shi THE LARD SUPERIOR Tbers was sn unusual amount of stix sound the Beaver Line ducks legt night as the Lake Superior, Capt Stewart, steamed into her berth.Friends of passengers, who were returning in large numbers from Europe, were there in full \u2018| force, and soon after the gangway was lowered, fine ofidd Wad the scene of an amimated crowd of padeengess, friends -and-officials.Coming oat, the passengers, a number whom Down and respected citizens of Montreal, enjoyed themselves in the vsual way.They had favorable weather and all ex themsee!ves highly pleased with their trip.The fall list of ealoon passengers has already been published in The Herald.On board were quite a number \u2018of horse importers, who brought ont à fine consignment of Shires, Cle;eland Bays and English coach horses.Mr.D.A.Duggan, manager of the Montreal Hors Exchange, was on band to look after the stock, and held a consultation on board with the importers, when it was decided net to nnload the live stock until this morning.It was arranged that the work of unloading should be commeacad at 3 o'clock this morning, and the horses at once .removed to the Horse Exchange for shipment to their destina- tiona by Grand Trunk specials.A nom- ber of the horses will remain at the Exchange until Thursday or Friday in order to allow them to rest.In tp meantime, Mr.Duggan says he will pleased to show the horses to any gentlemen who take an interest in horse flash.The owners of the stock are very complimentary in speaking of their treatment at the hands of the nfficers of the Lake Superior.They also speak highly of the kindness of Mr.Roberts, of the Liverpool office, who, they say, did all he could on their behalf.The fine qualities of the Lake Superior for live stock carrying bave been referred to on several previous occasions in the colamns of The Herald._ The following is a list of the owners of the stock : W.Stewart, Burlington, Vt., 13.horses ; John ckwood, Illinois, 8 horses and 127 sheep; A.C.Wheeler, Iowa, 48 homes ; Frank J.ames, Iowa, 10 harees ; Banks Wilson, Ohie, 29 horses ; G.Y.McDowell, Illinois, 16 horses ; J.\u2018A.Hayter, Illinois, 23 horues ; W.A, Watkins, Nebraska, 77 sheep; J, Collison, Harriston, Oat., 1 horse ; Geo.8.Chapman, Ontario, 2 horses and 20 pigs ; John Braithwaite, Omaha, Net, 4 horses and 15 sheep, The officers made the following report of passage from Liverpool to Montreait.Left Liverpool at midnight of the 13th inst, had strong s.w.to n.w.gale for the first two days and fine weather for the rest of the passage.Had considerable fog outsice the straits and passed a large number of icebergs from 200 mile east of Belle Isle to Point Amour.Had fine weather up the gnlf, strong east wind and thick rain in the river, arriving at Quebec 10 p m.on the 24th inst, with 78 saioop, 44 intermediate passengers all well, also a shipment ot 152 horses, 210 sheep and 20 pigs, all in first-class condition, with the exception of one horse which died during the passage.Left Quebec at 5.15 a.m.on the 25th inst.aa arrived at Montreal at 7 pm, Aug.2 passed a Dominion steamship in lat, 55.25 n.long.36 51 w., bound east; Aug 22, Lake.Ontario steamship in 50.57 n.57,51 west, bonnd east; Aug.23, Allan steamship in lat.49.58 n.59.51 west, bound east; Dominion steamship in lat.49.23 n.61.06 west, bound east; Aug 2 steamship Rosarian off Matan:, boun eas Smokethe Sohmer Cigar, 10\u20ac, , Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Ciga-s, ! _\u2014\u2014 1f you want to enjoy a good fresh im- rorted Havana cigar go to the Old Estab- Fehed Vice Royal Tobacco Emporium, 134 Bt.James street and buy a Rothe child, Cabarello,Sandringhams or Golden Eagle, You can depend on the £oods\u2018purchased there will give general satisfac- [RIS I \u2014_\u2014 cee Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10a, Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars, rt » Making Rapid Progress, ! The permanent paving work is pra gressing rapidly.The concrete has bast laid an St.Catherine, between Amherst and St.Andre-gtreets and from Unione avenue to Victorig-street.On.Notre Dame-street east, it has been laid from .Parthenais to the bridge and excavating .} and grading flfmished.front L nigueuil to Ferry-lane.Thé Dorchester-street excavation and grading are finished to Crescent-street and the concrete to near Drummond.8°, Lambert Hill is all ready far traffic.William-street is almost comp'etediand the concrete is nearly all laid on Craig street.Al work, it is believed, *will be finished before November, ; te .Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 100.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars.Smake the Sahmer Cignn, 106.It Saved His Life.GENTLEMEN\u2014I can recommend Dr.Yowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, for it saved ny life when I was about six months old.We have nsed itin our family when required ever since, and it plains.I am now fourteen years of ag FraxGS Wazen, Dalkeith, Ont.= .Noisy Boys 1990 Cigazs.- + \u201c+ ne Lake Wimipag's Cargo.The Beaver Line Steamship Lake:Win- fipey, Capt.Carey, sails for Livefpool at 7¢o\u2019clock Wis \u2018morning.Part of her cargo.is- a consignment of dead meat pped by a western firm-\u2014Fhe steamer has sefrigerators fitted up ex- to, Captain McAuley, which sails fromy | presely for tbat purpose.Liverpool on the 20th inst., brings out.a consignment of prize horses.Mr, D Duggan, manager of the Montreal Ho Exchange, has been notified of theif coming and will take the consignment in charge on their arrival in port.Mesars.J.P.and 8.Berridge will ship 22 horags, and Wm.Burgess, 10 horses.They wih all be shipped to Omaha.The Sleep of the Just.Tor sleepless nights depending on worry, vexation, indigestion, etc., Bur: dock Blood Bitters ie a remarkably effi - cient cure.\u201cI have used Burdock B.ood Bitters for sleepless nights and now sles well all nights I recommend it to al suffering from imperfect rest.\u201d Gro.H.SniEL, Stony Creek, Ont: _ Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigare.4 - EN Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 10e.Smoke the Sohmer Cigax, 106.\u2014 .Ocean Travellers.FATHER POINT, Que., Aug: 25.~L'st of ma- loon passengers per steamship Dominion from Liverpool: Nelson R Butcher,: Jame Colville, John Egar, Mr, Alfred E Gibson, A H Grey, M FJohnston.Prof D R Deys, A Mc- Donald, Wm_McGrifffiy, Mrs McGHf\u2026in, N Morrison, Dr G H Needlér, James Nicol, W H Oliver, Horace W Reyuer, W R Richards H M Roberteon, Prof Toews, Cnas Tuller, É Tuller,G Winterbo:ham.FETTES COLLEGE SCHOOL Cor.Drummend and St.Catherine Ste.Will re-open on Amd of September.Bays prepared for any university and for com- Pppéepatns on ap miéggtion > 4 > - TRAILL OMAN, M.4, never fails to cure all summer com-| sspoke the Sobme r Cigar, Mec, LOCKERBY RROS.Importers and Jobbers of Teas aad Wholesale Grooers 57 & 79 8t.71 & 53 St, Searament se } APR YAL 4 jaunes Stowaryy Ty CARD James Stewart Lo.REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL : AUCTIONEERS.204 St.Tames Street, (Mechantas® Chambers.) Special attenton give to Trade Sale | ESTABLISHED 1889.\u2014 \" BUY YOUR WM.DARLING & COS Hardware Marchants, z THE DOMINION WIRE ROPE CO\u2019Y MONTREAL, MANUFACTURERS OF mission of Power, Towing, Ships Rigging, Guys, Etc., Ete.we ALSO \u2014 Lang\u2019s Patent Wire Rope For Transmission and Colliery purposes SIGNAL, STRAND CLOTHES LINAS AND SEIZING WIRE.{un JAMES COOPER, Agent, 204 St.Jameos treet * # | STUPRED, FREB Fez Friens Bosorale NERVE RESTOR aD Prat & NEzva Dissases cure Nerve Affections, Ms, Traces > if taken us directed.\\ No v od.names, Last foe pére Doug BE WARS OR IMITATINN YES UDR } For Sale by J.À.Harte.1798 Notte Doms | Btreet, .John Hope & Co MONTREAL.AGENTS IN CANADA ree , JOHN DE KUYPFR & SON, Rotterdam MARTELL & CO.Cognac.JULES BOE'S & 00., Cogn , | \" MOET & CHANDON, Eperney ~ + DEINHARD & CO.Coblenx.BARTON & GUESTIER, Bordeanx.M.MISA, Xeros 40 1a Frontera.COCKBURN, SMITHES & C0., Oportd.MULLER & DARTHEZ, Tarragona.; RODEL & FILS FRERES, Bordeaux, : E.&J.BURKF Dublin.| _PAT3KRSON & HIBBERT, London.| BULLOCH, LADE & CO., Glasgow WM.JAMESON & CO.Dublin.CANTE.ELL & COCHRANE, Dublia \u2014AND\u2014 BOOTH\u2019S OLD TOM GIN, ete.© \u2014~DERLE TSR ECEIVED FROM THR .HOLNBESARRADE ONLY.OR MEN ONLY! TEE For LOST or a General and NERWOTS DEBILIT PF Weakness of Body and Mind, Effec À Lof Errorsor Excesses in Oldor Ÿ potas, Noble MANHOOD fully Hestored.How to enla: Mrengthen WEAK, UNDEVELOPED ORGANS & PARTS OF BODY, heclate) unfailing HOME TREATMENT\u2014Benefts in à d: en testlly from 50 States and Fereign Countries, Write theme riptive Book, explansifon and preofs mailed sealed) Sddress ERIE ICAL CO.BUFFALO, Na Yo \u2014_\u2014 HAVANA CIGARS Direct Importation.SANDRINGHAMS ROTHSCHIL DS CABALLBROS LARANARGAS \u201ctr : 4 K PHILIF HENRY, 134 ST.JAMES STRERTI Telephone 759.Montreal AES DR.FOWLERS .el EXT: OF : As -WitD : © | TRAWBERRY maf \u201cCURES ! SHOLERA ; 3 ¥holera Morhus SN JOL: 1 Ca SR AMPS AND ALL SUMMER COMPLANITS AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS.IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE.FQK CHILDREN OR ADULTS.\u2014WE USB Road's Rosin Comet, Boot, 50 AR KR BEST, | berond question, in the market, ; CEO, W.REED, | STEEL CUT NAILS, 30 ST.SULPICE STREET, MONTRBAL, [ARRHŒA | YSENTERY | MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY AUGUSI 26 lJAS.A.CANTLIR & CD.\u2014 CANTLIE, EWAN & C0.A Established 31 Years.\u2014 Merchants & Manufactorers Agezs * CANADIAN WeOLENS AND COTTORS HELEN STREET 15 ST.MONTREAL Correspondence salicited.Advances made on consignments.Lake of the Woods Milling Co, LIMITED.The Most Perfect Mill In Canada Capacity 1600 Barrels a Day Elevators at all important wheat points in the Northwest.Al] grades of hard wheat flour in barrels and bags, nd Quotations and other information ean be bad en application.OfMoe, corner Port and Common sts MONTREAL.| 3, BARRIS & COt Pausenger and Freight Rall.way Oars, Railway Cast.imgs of all kinds, Car Wheels Chilled and Steel Tyred.ESTABLISHED 1888.J.HARRIS & CO.Proprietors of PORTLAND ROLLING MILLS ST.JOHN, N.B.1 ts a | Manufacturers of Bar Iron, Steel and Iren Mail Plate, Fish Plates, Car Axles, Ships Iron , Enoes, Street Rails, &c, &c.BELLHOUSE, DILLON & CO i 9 Custom House Square, Montreal, IMPORTERS OF CHEMICALS, DY: STUFFS AND ACID SOLE AGENTS FOR Wm.Plckardt & Euttrof's Aniline Dyes E.Coez & Cle's Dyewood Extracts.NOBEL'S No.1 DYNAMITE t 75 per cent Strength, Safest, Cheapest and Best Price 306 per 1b at Magazine.B.&S.H.Thompson & Co.£8 st, Sulpice St, Montrea * THE KEYTO HEALTH.} Onlockaalithe clogged avenues of the Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, - fngofl gradually without weakening the system, all the impurities and foul humors of the socretions; at the same time Correcting Acidity of the Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dys.persia, Headaches, Dizziness, Heartburn, Constipation, Dryness of the Skin, Dropsy, Dimness of Vision, Jaundice, Salt Rkeum, Ærysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of she Heart, Nervousness, and Gene other similar Complaints yield to the happy.influence of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS, PO Mrprrus » COn Prost scene © Oa registered, and all other patent causes In the Palent Uthce and before the Courts promptly and carefully prosecuted.Upon receipt of model or sketch of invention, I make careful examination, aud advise a8 to patentability free of charge.! \u201cWith my offices direetly across from the | Patent Office, and being in personal attend ance there, it is apparent that I have super- lor facilities for making prompt preliminary searches, for the more vigorous and success.ul prosecution of applications ror patent, and or attending to all business entrusted to my .cars; in the shortest possible time, FEES MODERATE, and exclusive at tention given {(~ nent business.Informa tion, advice an\u201d «neclal reterences sent on re nest.9 J.R.LITTELL, Molletior and- Attorney in Patent Causes.Washington, D.C, (Mention this paper.) Opposite U.8.PatentOMos \" S.COCHENTHALER.; IMPORTER OF CHINE HAVANA CIGARS.167 ST.JAMES STREET.Next Door to the \u201cStar \u201d Office.\"Bole Proprietor of the celebrated * Virginit: Bigh Class \u201d Smoking Mixture\u2014Unexoeled \u201cnthe Dominion.BREWERS, &e.THE REASON WHY | iin H.R.MOLSON & BROS.\u201c\u201c Ale and Porter Brewers, 1006 Notre Name Street Montreal Have always on hand the various ginds of; ALE AND PORTER ' IN WOOD AND BOTTLE 788 248 and 785 Craigstieet, Montre | Families reguiarty sappnse, FOR SALE BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, all sizes oral Debility; all tness and many 1 Kew Frillings.new Cashmere Hosiery and Gloves, new Silk veats and Re-issues secured Trade-Marks § p Je' FEATURE No.2.\u2014Policy iuconte | BRANDIES.Visitors to the PARIS EXPOSITION will have learnt that the leading bray in Paris, and, in fact, throughout France, is that of Messrs.BISQUIT, DUBOUCHE & CO., This house is the third largest ehippers of Brandy in the world, M sr, JAS.HENNESSY & CO.and MARTELL & CO.only exceed.img them.- For sale by all leading Grocers and Wine Mercnantæ JOHN OSBORN, SON & CO.Sole A ents for VU.S.AMD CANADA.SIR DOMINION BRIDG TED.IRON BRIDGES AND STANDARD IRON WORKS Works Office at Lachine Locks, Que., reached by the anadian Pacific and Great Northwestern Telegraphs, hich run direct to the office, or by Bell Telephane 82034 nd Federal Telenhcone £2300A., 3 WAY and FIGHWAY BRIDGES cf all designs in hoth fron and Saal PT ATE A LATTICE GIRDERS, PIN and LINK or Riveted Truss Work, TRESTLE 4, SWING BRIDGEN, TURNTABLES, ROOFS, TELEPHONE POLES, HOUSE GIRDER3, TRU3s F RODS, KLOMAN EYERARS, or any and all kinds of Structural Iron Work, .Our Stock in Hand comprires STEEL Beams, Angles, Ties, Chanaels, Plates, Rolled Edge Flats, Bars, Rivets, Rounds, etc.Iron Beanis, Bars, Squares, Rounds, Turnbuckles, l Rivete, etc.We are the only importers in Canada who keep a regular salaried inspector in Europ®* and we can guarantee ro furnish you with just what you order.: All material 1s tested and inspected at the Millis before shipment, ot we can do testing at ou: works on ourtesting machine (Emery\u2019s), capacity 75 tons, and testi 3ports can be fur nished if desired.MCINTYRE, SON & 80 IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTRER'S AGENTS Have in stock the best value to te had in SCOTCH AND IRISH LINENS PLAIN CASHMERES AND SERCES IFANCY PLAID DRESS COODS VELVETEENS ULSTERINGS a \u2014SMATILWARES\u2014\u2014\u2014 ROUILLON\u2019S KID CLOVES, -.Josephine & Jouvin cut.-r.13 VICTORIA SQUARE, Montreal SPECIAL LINES HODGSON.SUMNER & GO Are Now Offering New Fancy and Omi; e Prinis, new fancy Dress Goods, black Cashmere in 40, 44 and 46 indh, Colored \u20acaalunere]in 40, 44 and 46 inch.New Black Spanish Lace, new Blaex: Chantilly Lace.rea on tnon Lace, Eittel Point face, Black and Fancy ces.: : New Guipure Lace Curtains, new Roma ang Fang Curtains Chenille Curtains and Table Covers, 41 064! New famcy Metal Buttons, new Gilt and Silver Buttons, Silver #3 d Gilt Anchor Buttons, Ivory and Pearl Buttons Garter Elastic full range.co Handkerchiefs, Scarfs and Ties, Baldwin\u2019S & Rusts Fingering.\u2019, cr s + 2 7 & : vd ore ¢ el 1 Full range Ladies\u2019 E, RB.Circulars and Mantles.347 and 349 St.Paul Street.1881-1889.E.B.HARPER, Prssident.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Assessment System.Life Insurance at Half Usual Rates.Mutual Prinsipl mas a ee cents.Mutual Reserve Faud Life Association \u2014 \u2014 : ; HOME OFFICES\u2014Potter Building, 38 Park Row, New York City, U.s.A, \u2014\u2014\u2014 - ATURAL PREMIUM LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION - HF LARGEST HE MOST PROGRESSIVE HE SAFEST : N EXISTENCE N THE WORLD TO-DAY.\u2014 am \u2014\u2014\u2014 4 PAID IN DEATII CLAIMS OVER $7,300,200.00 \u2014 ee ee een.| Now and Admirable Features of its Perfec«d Plan, r ttf JUSTICE.'LIBERALITY.FEATURE No.1.\u2014Free Policy, no restrictions upon residence, occupation or TAVOL 5 ble after five years.\"FEATURE No, 3.\u2014Policy non-forfbitable after ive years.\u2018 .RB No.4.\u2014Polioy with a cash surrender value after fifteen years.EATPRE No.5.\u2014Palicy paid up after fifteen years.| Cash Reserve Surplus.Over $2,300,000 GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS, $350,000.The Central Trust Company of New York is the Trustee ef its Roserve Pand.ll Death Claims in Canada Settled by the following Canadian WARNING KENNEDY, Esq.(of Samson, Kennedy & Cox Wholesale Merchants, Toronto.: WILLIAM WILSON, Esq., Manufacturer, Toronto.J.F.EBY, Esq.(of Eby, Fain & Co.), Wholesale Grocer, Toronto.IRVING WA iR, Esq.(of R.Walker and Sons), Dry Goods, Toronto.HON.R.M.WELLS, (Late 8 er Ont.Legislature), Solicitor, &c., Toronto.JORN = HALL, M.P.P.(of Chaplean, Hall, Nicoll & Brown), Solicitor, &e \u2019 ontreal.Correspondence Solicited.Thee pl Agents wanted for unrepresented districts.=.\" DaZ.BESSETTE.TRL DL ° General Manager, 246 217 St.James Street, Montreal.Board :\u2014 Dry Goode PHPCYHEEREISHEEESRES | o> bt Th PrN bran i Ssrg eed.ED./ the phs, oO8a 1 Stpal WIN [RU 33 Rolled 1ckles, arop®* DS Ww & al 0 j lack elin rea wey ains ons, tons SiIk usts it.1oipl 0.NCE iD D, nor 00 d:\u2014 oode ale .THE MONTREAL HERALD ANY DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY AL JUST.28 I THE FUTURE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.A Lovely Woman With a Most Magnificent Figure.HR H.the Princess Victoria of Teok, daughter of Princess Mary of Teck, one of the German royalties is a tall, fair girl, with rather full face and blue-gray eyes.She id lucky enough to have such a wide shoulder and swelling bust as are seen to best ad vantage in a tailor made gown.Her figure is truly magnificent, and she is reckoned amang the divinest and fairest daughters of Europe.Princess Victoria is 18 years of age, and is ially engaged to Prince Albert Victor elds est son of the Prince of Walesand heir-appar- ent to the throne of England.The Prince is much in love with the charming Victoria, but his gtandmother, the Queen and his father, donot as yet quite approve of the match.\u201cCollars and Cuffs\u201d as the Prince is facetiously oalled is the Princess\u2019 second cou - ENC sin, and has been fortunate enough to gain her favor.The Princess is a very cultivated and clever woman and is admirably fitted td fill the position she may in the future be called upon to occupy\u2014that of Queen of England.Theaccompanying cut is from one of the latest photographs of the beautiful girk SOCIAL ETIQUETTE.Interesting Suggestions About \u201cAftenoon Tea.\u201d To people of small or moderate means an \u201cafternoon tea\u201d offers a solution of a diffi cult problem.It is inexpensive, enjoyable, and in its simplicity above criticism.Cons cerning this pleasing form of hospitality Good Housekeeping has, among other useful suggestions, the following: When one feeld one's house too small to comfortably accomor date the desired numb:r, a good plan is for the hostess to send out her own visiting card, which is, by tbe way, the only correct invitation to such an affair as this, the card, in addition to the name, bearing the written or engraved words, \u2018At home Thursdays in December.\u201d \u2018 Of course no reply is required to such informal invitations.The latter plan will do away with the danger of a crush, as peopld will not naturally all select the same day.More people, however, may be expected on the fourth afternoon, asin all such thingt procrastination is characteristic with many.But the guest once bidden, let the faith of the hostess in the simple form of her enters tainment remain perfect, as it will if she owns the truly hospitable spirit.Let her remem: ber that to ask a friend to break one's bread isa compliment, and to entertain according to one's means is always in good taste.The lady who presides over the tea um has a very dainty office to perform, but if she has a correct understanding of her duties she will not find her place a sinecure, The hostess cannot perform her task as such and preside at the tea table, but she will, if there be no daughter of the house, select some guest under her roof or an intimatd friend to act for her.It is the duty of this person to ses that each cup of tea which shd dispenses, is as parfect as it is possible for h to make it, and one of the first requisites this is heat.The English complain that i is impossible to get a cup of hot tea in America, and yet this difficulty is an easy one to overcome.But of the method of preparing this piece de resistance I will speak later.The water boiling the tea *\u2018drawn,* a \u201ccozy\u201d should be pulled over the teapot t¢ keep in the steam with which would escapé much of the aroma.Before pouring a littld boiling water should be left for a few moments in the cup.With these precautions our transatlantic friends will find no fault, though there may be some truth in the statement I once heard made that their throats.like a ship's bottom are \u2018\u2019coppered.\u201d Each guest will find the way fo the tet table, and make ber wishes known withou waiting to be asked.Here let me say what would hardly appear needful but for many inquiries which bave proved it so.No special introduction to the lady presiding it required.It is not only proper but obligatory that the guest show breeding as well as kindliness, by making, if need be, an effort to enter into conversation with her.The fact of meeting under the roof of a mutual friend is sufficient introduction.A witty and observing perzon should fill this place that she may aid in setting the ball of conversation rolling among those she gathers about her, In the drawing room even quite young children will prove useful in passing biscuits, tes and plates.The help of à servant will be needed most in quietly replenishing and re mc vim dishes.Apropos of dinners, one of the burning questions in society relatæ to the length Some of time that hosts should wait for dilatory |] There aré a few, guests on such occasion.people, most of them women, who are no toriously unpunctual, and it is embarrassing to decide whether dinner shall be kept waiting for them or wheshar it shallbs served | without their presence.According to The New York Sun, common sanse doclares that fifteon minutes\u2019 grace is euough to allow for difference in timepieces and for accidents, and that after that period has elapsed the banquet shoul go on with those who have arrived, and the others be.allowed to \u2018come when they choose.A longer delay destroys appetites, is detrimdntal to the cookery, and, |.where the theatre ov tbe opera is to follow [ the pleasure of the evening may be spoiled | by it.: Use for Old Towels.Is there any use for other towels that have developed very thin \u2018\u201cmiddles\u201d aud lost most of their fringe! If one Lag time to devote to such saving work, or if there are little girls in the family who need employment, my advice is to cut the towels down oho center, lengthwiss, and \u2018over and over edges together.Thisgives a firm \u2018\u2018middle,\u201d good enough to cut square wash cloths from, for those who like such, or to use for any other purpose for which soft old linen can be usd.\u2014Good Housekeeping.A Feminine Preak.Miss Mila Ewing, living Bear Rainbqw, Mo., eighteen years old, is now 7 feetS in high, weighs 223 pounds, wears & 15 shpe, which of course she bas to have made to ow der, and her shoemaker had to order a cial last.The girl's parent are of about \u2018usual aise, the father being: possibly If taller than the average mai.Ce Four Years in Sawyerville.: \u201cFog four years I had pimples sad sores breaking out on my hands and face, caused by bad blood.Medicine from the doctor was tried without avail, bus after using two bottles of Burdock Blood Bit- Lers am well.\u201d ; : hine.146 BROADWAY EDUCATIONAL.UNIVERSITY AND SCHOOL of Bishops College, LENNOXVILLE, P.Q.For Calendars apply to BEV.PRINCIPAL ADAMS,D.C.L.Leanexvtille, P.Q._ BUSINESS CARDS.J.RIBLLE, Land Surveyer, ST.JAMES STREET, M.NOLAN ce LISLE, RHAL ESTATF AGENT, Room No, 33 Fraser Building, Ne.435 St.Saerament Street, DUNCAN S.MACINTYRE HARDWARE AND METAL BROKER Railway and Centracters\u2019 Supplies 154 St James Street MONTRHAI Agent for Ontario Ralling Mill Company Hamiiton and Toronto, v Steel Bars, Bands Forgings.00 + Iron and ! RIDDELL & COMMON .Chartered Aceountants, 22 ST.JOHN STREET Commissioners for New York State d the Canadian Provinces.an A.F.Riddell.W, J.COMMON.J.G.SIBBALD, Vassorter and Commission Merchant Steel Rails, Iron, Metals, &ec.\u2014{} \u2014\u2014 Agency for Canadas for the Marks Automat! Oar Coupler, Miltimore\u2019s Car Wheel Dressing Mac! NEW YORK.FURNITURE AND BEDDING Large Assortment, Low Prices RENAUD KING & PATTERSON 652 Craig Street.o \u2019 Factory\u201462 College Street.L.J.A- SURVEYER, 6 St.Lawrence St, Third door from Craig, late of 1588 Notre Dame Full stock of builders\u2019 and house furnishing hardware, electric bells and outfit, &c.L.J.A.SURVEYER, CRATEHEN & CAVERHILL Heavy Hardware and Metal Merchants CAVERHILL, LEARMONT & CO.Shelf Bardware Merchants Caverhill\u2019s Buildings 89 St, Peter Street Montreal Richelieu ! Richelieu ! PURE, SPARKLING REFRESHING.The PRINCE of 1alle WATERE, Fndorsed by the leadin< physicians of the sountry.For sale at the Clubs, Restaurants and principal Grocers.Be 1 Telephone, 1190, Federal Telephone, 554.J.A.HARTE Druggist, 780 Nctre Dame street Cumberland Railway.COAL COMPANY Are now shipping Coal from their mines at Springhill, N.S, Fresh mined and of superior quality, OFFICE, IMPERIAL.BUILDINGS Place d\u2019Armes.s@r-P.O.Box 396, PRIVATE HOBPITAL\u2014MADAME JOU- LIN, Midwife, proprietrose, holding a diploma from the Faculty of Medicine, France ex-pupil of the Maternity Hospital, Paris; and.Ucentiate of the Provience of Quebec,has the honor to announce to the public that she has since May 1st been loca! at her new res | dence, No.806 St Antoine St the former resi dence of Mr Rodier, an ex-Mayor or Montre al A large garden surrounds this fine residence, which gives convalescents the salubrious 8 1r- roundings and fresh air of the country.Nothing will be spared to e this house unique of ite kind in Canada; & model establishment, renowned for comfort, the best of at tention and moderate eharges, Several dno- tors are on the staff.The efforts put forth give Mame Joulin a right to expect ilberal patronage.National Colonization Lottery \u2018°° Dnder the Patronage of the RBV.FATHER LABELLE.ped Ln or [ho benefit Of the lonisation ., Chal 1 nUCEsan Societies of Co of the Prov .nce of Quebec.CLASS D.710 Sith MonthilsTeawipg will take place WEDNESDAY, SEPT.17,1890 AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M.meteenasierreensenss $60,000 Bz Veh 2e worth.9: oO FICRKETS - #1L00.\u2014 Winners\u2019 names not published unless speciall authorised.\u2019 Draw ngs on the third Wednesday of every monta.; A.A.AUDET, Becretary, Offices, 19 St.James street, Montreal, Can.RICESTTS\u2019 RESTAURANT OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE 48 ST.VINCENT STREET but the finest grades of wines asd Hn Rept in ook.Cold Mid-day Lunches a Spestally.\u2018 FRED RICKETTS Progri Mise Masel LiNpsay, fia vrei, Sep RAILWAYS, LAKE CHAMPLAIN & GEORGE STEAMERS Shortest Route to NEN YORK \u2014\u2014 AND T0- - Garatopa, Troy, Albany, Boston, Philadelphia, Baitl- more and Washington, AND ALL POINTS SOUTH AND EAST Quick Time.LNo Delaye » TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL 1.30 a m.\u2014Dally, except in New York ai NR TAA] room oar, Montreal to New York.5 45 p.m.\u2014Night Express Sundays included \u2014Wagner'u Buffet VestibaleSleeping Car runs through to New York without change, ar» riving in New York at [00 next morning.Ty and Albany with Slopes Corte ee w es; SR MARAT od rors one ried via this lina.© ee and Express car Information n and Tickets sold ;st Windsor and moral Hotels, all Grand | Trunk Offices; and at the Company's Oftios.148 Bt.James Gtroet, Memtrent.J.W.BURDIOK .H.General Pass Ag\u201d H HENRY, Albany, N.Y.ontreal.Sa GUSTIN MONTREAL AND OTTAWA Trains Leave Bonaventure Depot at 9 00 A.M, arriving at Ottawa at 12.30 p.m.6 00 P.M.arriving at Ottawa at 9.45 p.m.pMorgiee train stops at Alexandria only on .Evening train sto; al CA RYE ps at all stations on tho Train Leave Ottawa 8 00 AM arriving in Montreal at 11.85 .» 5-00!1# arriving in Montreal at 8.90 Morning train stops all stations on C.A.Ry.Evening train stops only at and Alexandria on CARY.\u201d Casselman Boston trains leaving Ottawa at 2 p.m.arriving at Ottawa at as a.m, will do io service both ways MONTREAL AND VALLEYFIELD.Trains Leave Ca strest pH nadian Pacific Windsor 9 2 AM, arriving at Valleyfield at 11.20 5 | 5 P.M., arriving at Valleyfield at 7.85 « pm.Traine Leave Valieyfieid 1.4 AM.arriving in Montreal at 9.45 6.00 pis arriving In Montreal at 7.55 Abvoe Tim Tables in effect Sn eo\" ct Monday, June Company's Office, 136 St.James St.Tickets and seats in Parlor Cars can also he secured at Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, Ficket offices Bonaventure Depot, and 143 St.James street.J.W.DAWBEY, C.J.SMITH, .General Agent, Montreal.Gent.Pass, eve.RAILWAYS.Harvest Excursions September 2nd.18900 DELORAINE and return - - $28 MOOSOMIN c - - $28 GLENBORO\u2019 \u201c - - $28 SALTCO'TS ° - - $28 MOOSEJAW \u201c - - $28 CALGARY \u201c - - $35 Special Colonist Excursions will leave all Senton we Optarto and Quebec mber ; Oct.12th, 1890, nd; return oil MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES and Wa J ames gireet, Dalhousie Square indsor street stati i and Balmoral hotels.ons Win aor TRAINS LEBAVE MONTREAL.BONAVENTUR! fATION \u2018 AM.WHITE MOUNTAIN Express v > \u2018 ut ar 5 ne on pe er 12,50 p.m, elle hem 4.26 p.w., pW hiteficld 410 par, Bethle- e ouse 4.45 nm.I - ans 4.10 poi.SUMMIT MOUNT WASHINO- TON 6.,In., Crawford House 4.55 pm.Portland 8,05 p.m., Old Orchard Beach 9 p.m.pot aguer uew Buffèt parlor cars Montreal to 8 30 A.M.- Tast train, arriving 8t.Albans 10.50 a.m., Burlington 13.10 p.n., Mntpelier 12.50 p.m., White River Junetion 245 p.m., Boston via Lnwell 7.30 p.m., and N>w York via Springfsld 10 pm.Wagner New Buffet Parlor Bars t> Boston $ 2 P.M.\u2014Local,ar riving at St.Alex- » andre 5.37 p.m., Des Rivieres 551 p,m., Stanbridge 5.57 p.m., St Armand 6.10 pan.High ate Springs 3.2) p.m, SL.Albans ,50 p.m\u2026 Farnham 558 p.m., Granby 6.40 p.m., Waterloo 7.20 p.m.5 35 P.M.\u2014-New York ExPRrmss, DAILY Je) SUNDAY INJLUDED,arriving 8 Albans 7.45 pm, (S,per); Burlington 858 .m., Rutland 11.15 r.m., Troy 1.45 a.m, Al.ny 220 a.m., New Yorx 7.00 am, Daily.Sunda Sxcepted, arriving Worcester 6 4 a.m.; Boston 6.48 a,m., Ma tland, Bellows Falls and Fitchburg .Wagner's new Vestibule Buffet Palace Sleeping Cars .ontreal to Now Yorx and This train makes close sonnoctions at Winchendon 1 \u2018tchburg and Boston for all poirts in New England.8 30 P.M.\u2014Boston Night Express, DAILY v SUNDAY INCLUDED, arriving 8t.Albans 10.45 p.m.White Rlver Junction 3.15 &.:0., Manchester 6.25 a.m., Nashua 7.00 a.m, Bost2n via LoweH 8.30 a.m.Dally, Surday ext epéed, for Boston via Fitchburg, arriving 9.35 am., New York via Northampton.F oly okey Springfield aud New Haven, 11.40 à magner New Vestibule Buffet Slecping Cars to Boston and Springfield.This train makes close connection at Nashua and Winchenden for Worcester Providence and all_points on the New York and New England lroads.For Tic Lote, Time-tables and all information, apply a! Windsor aud Balmoral Hotel Grand Trunk Offices, or at the Company's office, 136 St.James street.\u2019 A CO.STONEGRAVE, Canadian Passenger zent J.W.HOBART, 8.W CUMMINGS, CA CERNATION ; NS RILWAY sream-navicamion GUIDE (PUBLISHED MONTHLY) THE ONLY RECOGNIZED RAILWAY QUIDE DOMINION Contains the Latest TIME TABLES from Official Sources; also a reliable and accurate GAZETTEER OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA er Being an Alphabetical List of Railway, Steamerand Stage Points, in which are designated Towns with xpress and Telegraph Offices, Money Order Sifices, P.O.Savings Banks, etc, giving Population, Location, etc., making the Guide invaluable for RAVELERS, TOURISTS, SHIPPERS, BARKERS, Er S500 ACCIDENT INSURANCE $500 To ALL SUBSCRIBERS AND FREE PURCHASERS.FREE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Newsdealers and Booksellers, and For se Agents on Trains and Steamers.2 PRICE, 23 CENTS Annual Outscription, 82.50.Payabie in Advanet.NTERNATIONAL QUIDE ; cu PUBLISHERS se, 8 BEAVER MALL WiLL, MONTREAL Smobe Noisy Beys 1890 Cigias.\u2014 ~ WATCH REPAIRING R.HENRY GRANT gives his person mention to all watches laft with us for S re Ov \u2019 45 YEARS\u2019 EX /ERR NOB , onables him to guarantee perfect accu or wrkmanship.tabiish où «0 Tears raey Charges moderate.: HENRY GRANT & 173 Beaver Hall, corner Dorchester street.\u201cPERSIAN LOTION \u2019 Far vohitentng the complenion, imparting er preserving (ta rosey hue, or remoting skin, and for removing pimps aid qu other eruplions.The PERSIAN LOTION is a poxa rivx-prepa- ration, unique © ia kind.Tt is true specifi for the skin.Is a white powder suspradoé in water, or perfume.The l'ERSIAN TATION., on the contrary is a medicinal preparation.transparest and limoid Nike woter.When the skin is Brey?sy Tax mun, the PL STAN LOLION vremptle restores its franh- peas.à À ™ ey hue, by adding nm trasprmgf ol ©.cry momma to the water usod fur the toile.fie VAR EAN LOTION is $oid in ait prarect wble Drug sty es in the fominion, st 50 cent per butte Dowars cf imitations +S.LACHANCE, proprietor, © K.J.CHAMBERLIN, General Manage: General Ps as.Agent: General Manager, Ottawa June 80th, 1850.June30 119 ESTABLISHED 1508 TwENTY-fouTH YEAR poaltl an, tha 1iask ad other apats nn the | A SESSION OF THE COURT OF QUEEN'S! BENCH (Crown side,) holding crimingl juris-; diction in and for the DISTRICT of MONT< REAL, will be held in the COURT HOUSE, in the CITY OF MONTREAL, on MONDAY, the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, at TEN o'clock in the forenoon.In consequence, I give PUBLIC NOTICE to all who intend to proeeed against any prisoners now in the Common Jail of the said District, and all others, that they must be present then and there; and I also give notice to all! Justices of the Peace, Coroners and Peace Officers, in and for the said District, that they must be present, then and there, with thelr Records, Rolls, Indictments and other Docu-: ments, in order to do thosa things which belong to them in their respoctive capacities.J.R.THIBAUDEAU, Sherif.SHERIFF'S OFFICE, } ' Montreal, 13th Aug., 1800.» \u2014- 1 MUNN\u2019S PURE BONELESS CODFISH Sm Pressed 3 Ib.Bricks, packed ip Boxes, ; 12 1b8., M Ibs.and 48 Ibe ! This fish 1s cut from the Largest Newfou and Codfish, and the quality APPLY EARLY.STEWART MUNN & CO.22 ST.JOHN STREET, MONTREAL.Bell Teisphone 138.Federal 308 THERE 18, PERHAPS, More humbugging and deceit in selling Pictures and Picture Frames than any other glass of foods.BSLHOR STEW rames ught at A.RT will stand the test of any STEW AR * workmanship aud design, and superior to any house in Canada.e solicit your patronage before ordering elsewhere.43 Craig- street, west of Victoria Square.im JUST PUBLISHED Customs and excise Tariff With Tables of Foreiga Exchange, Harbour Dues, eto.Cerreeted up to June 35th.Priceby Mall - = = = - 500 MORT( N, PHILLIPS & CO Stationers, Blank Book Makes and Printess, 756 1757 Notre Dame Sku | Correspondence solicited.ELECTRIC LIGHTING.THE ROYAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, MONTREAL, QUE, Sele manufacturers in Canada of the Thomson & Thomson-Houston Systems of Electric Lighting.Arc Light Dynamos for Street Lighting, INCANDESCENT LICHT DYNAMOS,\u2019 Low Tension, for Hotels, Mills, Factortes, Churches, &o LTERNATING INCANDESCENT \u2018»Fer Long Distances.for House and Commercial Lighting.No better proof of the superioritv of our apparatus can be offared than the fac tbat more Arc lights of our manufacture are baing daily operated in the Dominloa than of ail other systems combined, about 50 per cent.being in the hands of gas companies, who are largely using our Incandescent system as well, HT DYNAMOS, Office and Factorv 54 to 70 WELLINGTON St Fire Insurance at Current Rates, Com panies detng business in Canada, HEAD OFFICE - PROMPT SETTLEMENT GUARANTEED BY THE HISTORY OF THR CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COY.FOUNDED 1808.Fire reserves equal to three years\u2019 annual income, making i one of the most reliab MONTREAL: TAYLOR BROS.General Agents HOT M-Hi S lestric Protection Company FOR CANADA, LIMITED.) 163 ST.JAMES STREET, - MONTREAL.Burglary Prevented During Your Temporary Absence from the City.STAN ing to get out of order.duced at the bottom.STEAM AND HOT ONCE USED Send for Circular and Price-list.T THE HEAD.THE DWINNELL PATENT SYPHON CISTERNS THEY ThetSyphon js started without any special valve, consequently there is noth: They are almost noiseless in filling, as the water is intro- All sizes and styles of box, cast-iron or wood, lead or copper lined.The trade supplied with complete cistern or attachments only.THE DWINNELL PATENT FITTINGS \u2014 FOR WATER HEATING Insure an even distribution of the turrent \u2018through all the pipes, require leas pieces, snd consequently lessen labor, cutting of joints, &c.in a building.ALWAYS USED MILLER BROS.& TOMS (Successors to Miller Bros.& Mitchell) Manufacturers and Agents for the Dominion, Montreal, Que JoHN L.HARRIS, _ oe.The Moncton Sugar Refining Co.LIMITED.MONCTON, N.B.\u2014 ALL GRADES OF REFINED SUGARS AND SYRUPS We Guarantee our Sugars te be Absolutely Pure and No Adulteration of any kind used in their manufacture, JOHN WKENTIE, ; C.P.HARRIS.Treasurer.MONOTON, N.B.TBE PROVINCE OF QUEBEC LOTTERY.AUTHORIZED BY THE LEGISLATURE, For public p Establishments, and à large Hall fer the St, John Baptist Society Monthly drawings for the year 1800, from the month of Jaly July 9, August 13, September 10, October 8, November 12, December 10, Third Monthly Drawing September 10th, 1890 such as Educational NERVE'S BEST AND 1538 and 1990 5 Carsarigp ta Mowry | [yy TL ~m rey\u201d rt) Apri: wr «3 ea, * à - .LIST OF PRIZES 3134 PRIZES, (FERRER Van Worth $562,740.00 3 Prise : = ap \u2018CAPITAL PRIZE Dos BT Dm Worth $15,000.00 | so Co.= {yes el BTR a Tickets, - - - SLO) so © © um umd \"w 999 %.* F-49500 Do\" fr 300010, rege erin 852 740 pa A} for circulars.51 84.James ot.pasate \u2014 repaire = -.7 métAsTIsitsh 1628.| | * FOUL CTIBAPRST. _\u2014 THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE TUESDAY AUGU ST.26 ~~ AROUND THE CITY The Montreal Street Railway, it is said, intends to build a new car house at Hochelaga, 250 long and 90 feet wide.At 12:30 p.m.yesterday the steward of the steamship Circe, fell overboard and was rescued from a watery grave by Constables McLoughlin and Geoffrion.An old house on Bonaparte-street, oc- copied by two families, and which is without drainage or other conveniences, has been.condemned by the Health Department.Some steam escaping from a confectionery store at theSoct fof 8t.Amtoine- sireet, was the uonecessary cause of au alarm from box 19 shortly after 7 d\u2019clock last evening.All the material n for the enlargement of the Court House will be got ready immediately by ex-Ald.Berger, and work will be commenced early in the spring.An illustrated lectare ou Father Thames will be given by M.L.O.Armstrong in the Point Claire Boat House on Wednesday evening.The eveat wil wind up with a hop.It bas been found necessary to enlarge the Mountain-street Meshedist charcn, by erecting Hsileries aroaud the sides, which will accommodate about three Bundred more people.The palico repbrt tbat an old tuilling \"formerly tsed as à soap factory, on Papi- neau-avenue near Lagauchetiers, is in a dangerons condition, as the bricks are loose and lalling.The buildtug inspector wes notitred.\u2018 Mr.St.John Frank Blako-Campbell First Chealiire Boral Enginpers, formerly Surgeon of the M.8 \u201cPolynesiaun,\u2019 Royal Mail Steamer \u201cParimau\u201d and i registered at the Windsor.On Thoreday morning next His Grace Archbishop Fabre will embark on board the 8.S.\u201cOregon\u201d en route for Rome.He will be escorted to the steamer by the Archiepiscopal guard, membees of the clergy and citizens.Ald.Stephene\u2019 suggestien to.pave the lanes is generally appreved of.\u2018They will never be kept clean.ualess this ig , and with them in good condition the removal of the refuse could be ac: complished more easily.: * Death from exposure to cold acting upon a weak heart\u201d was Coroner Jones\u2019 verdict in an inquest held yesterday at Lachine on the body of James Newman, farmer, who was found dead in his orchard on Saturday morning last.The Treasurer of the Protestant Hospital for the Insane acknowledges with thanks the following donations: Mr.- James Yonng, St, Rose, Que.$1 : Al.ditional donation from Methodist Churoi = Waterloo, Que., per Rev.Dr.Shaw, Cowansville will be the scene of a big temperance demonstration on Wednesday.It will be held under the auspices of the Missisquoi Country Alliance A fine programme Las heen arranged.Excursion rates have been arrangad for from the city.The reports from fhe Notre Dime Hospital as to the condition of Detective Oscar Malo, are most favorable.At & late hour last evening die was reported as very comfortablg The ball has not yet been extracted and it is doubtful if the attempt will hp made-to extract it, À receint signed by Mr.Eugene Parant, of the Department of Militia and defence, wag received yesterday by the city clerk.Itis for 25 cents rent due for one yearending September 31 1839.The city clerk presumes it is for the Logan Park property for which the rent is sent.-On Saturday last John McWhiney, an employee of the firm of Davis& Co., contractors, while at work in Cornwall, fell froma verandah causinga compound fracture of the right ankle.He was admitted to the Genera! Hospital vesterday afid at \u2018a late hour Met evening was doing nicely.- - Pe 5 Mr.Edmund Guerin, B.A, B.C.L.advocate and barrister, of the late firm of Greenshield, Guerin & Greenshield Lge opened nis law office in the Naw rk Life Insurance Bnuilding- Mr Guerin is one of our prominent advocates has been practicing law -in this city for 9 years and eannot but meet with the success his ability deserves, 4n action has been entered by the _ Board of Health against a hide dealer on Colege-street, who is charged with hava nuisance on his premises in the {hare of unsalted hides, the neighbors ufomplaining abont the odor that is\u2019 emitted therefrom.It is not the first timë \u2018hat the department has urged that all hide business 5\"\"uld he done af the abattoir.ey > ; he mortality returgs, for the past + a ee Fe Foek ending yêsterday are as foll Total number of deaths, 105, of which 90 were Catholics and 15 this number one death resulted from diphtheris, 1 measles, 1 typhoid fever,\" 8.cHolera infantum, and consumption.Fifty-three of the deaths were children under five years.Of the remainder, 8 were from 60 to 80 years; 4 from 70 to 80; and 5 from 80 to 100., - Mesrss Joe Riendeau, Chief of District Police Phaneuf, Captain Roley, C.Vases and J.O.Preland, I.O.,leave this morning at 10 o\u2019clock by boas for Island Guehen- al at Camp du Moine, where they will.spend a few day in hunting and ishing Bota are even that Joe Riendeau will bring back the prizes, for at their ast pienic bs carried off the gold ang.silver | medals and also the silver cups Mr.James Shike has found under a stone wall at Montreal South an old Ea- |: field rifle belonging to thie 14th Battalion, Princess of Wales Own, Kingston, in an excellent state of preservation! It is covered with rust but all the parts are intact, and \u2018the silk sling-ribbon is wons derfully preserved.It is nearly twenty- five years since this kind of rifle was in use, and how it came fo be where it was found will probably remain a mystery.The city had a vieit yesterday from Chief Wshlerof the Boston Fire Brigade, in company with the chiefs of Gloucester, Fail River and New Bedford, Mass.The party were returning from a convention -of chief englueers at Detroit, and will visit Quebec and St John, N.B., before rain a seb io yw vegson Chie ackson the parly visited : several fire ~ stations.They were greatly urprised at what they saw, net anticipating anything like such\u2019 an efficient brigade as was shown them.The horses tame in for their special commendation.« Mow to Live 100 yearp.© .Health with many years may easily Me attained.Temperance, Abetinence and care in food eaten are the 9 conditions.Alwape use Imperial Cream Tartar Baking Powder in biscuit, cakes &a.and that part of food will be allrigh® Sold by all Grocers.Children Cry for \u2014 x = en = \u2014 m= THE PROHIBITION PARTY, The Organization Last Evening and Hloction of Offâcers.The meeting in the Natural History Society rooms last evening was well attended.Dr.Alexander was in the chair and Mr.W.Dunnett, secretary.A letter addressed to Mr.Bulmer, from Rev.De.Douglas, was read, regretting his inability to te present and expressing his bi support to the prohibition movement The reading of the letter evoked hearty applause.Tr Bulmer, President of the Prohibition party, then made a short speech, unfolding the philogopby of the movement, and showing how it conformed in every sense to the science of politics.He threw his address intg five propositions : ; ,\u2018 1st.That a ma\u2018ority of the peopia desire good government.2nd.There is a minority whose dominant personal interests are incompatible with geod government.8rd.Neither the government nor the opposition cauld afford to break with this minority without provoking a reorganization of parties and their posgible defeat.4th.Whenever a party which shall represent a determined and uncompromising opposition to these things shall be able to pell à sufficient vote to compel a division of the country along these lines.A majority of the people will soon rally tp the support of such a party.6th.It is the duty of all honest aad qarnest men fo jojn hands to help swell the votes of the only party in Canada standing for: this reorganization, the Prohibition Party.He then went on to show the cendi- tions making a-new party necessary : That it was a 8ad state of affairs in tha arrived in the city on Sunday by wl history of à country when tne people ac- eapted a political party as a permane at organization, and that the measare of à party\u2019s life is its ability to meet the new issues.When @& party cannot uo- deriake the new issues which always arise in the history of a country then it is the duty of all good citizens to get ta- gether into à new party.At the conclusion of the address speeches were made by Rev.Dr, Rose, W.A.Dunnett, J, A.Nyde, M.Featherstone, Walter Paul, R.J, Latimere, §.N.Carson, and others.A canvass of the meeting gave 80 names, and the club was organized with the following officers: \u2014 John Nyde, president.R.J.Latimere, 1 Vice-President.8.J.Carter, 2 \u201c + + G.W.Gaden, secretary.Rev.George Douglas, D.D.Chaplai Dr.Alexander, treasurer.W.A.Dunnett was elceted one-ef the executive and the remaining five are to be elected at the next meeting.Smoke Noisy Boys 1890 Cigars, Smoke the Sohmer Cigar, 1Gc.A Decision Which Affects Contractors.In the Supreme Court yesterday morning judgment was rendered by Mr.Justice Wurtele, in the case of the \u201cBaie des Chaleurs Railway vs.Messrs.Riddell and Watson.\u201d This action was instituted against Mesæs.Riddell and Watson, in their capacity of curators to the insolvent estate of Henry Macfarlane, a sub comtractor ofy the \u201cBaie des Chaleurs\u201d road, to prevent them from disposing of certain poitions of the rolling steck and other material pelon ing to the corapany.On the 9th of June, 1856, Mr.Charles N.Armstrong undertook by contract to construct for the cofnpany, the plaintiff in this case, a certain line of railway, known under thé name of the \u201cBaie des Chaleurs Railway,\u201d from Metapedia to Paspebiac.The conditions were that if the work was not performed in order to ensure its completion within the time stipulated, the plaintiffs would have power to annul the contract and continug tbe work at the contractors\u2019 expanse.In view of such an event occurring tha Lorses, plant, etc., should remain and ba -eonsidered the property of the company.On the 8th of June, 1888, Henry .Macfarlane undertook by sub-contract (owing to tbe inability of Mr.| Armstrong to ful Bll bis engagements) to complets the first forty miles of the roai ard .complete thé \u2018same .by Jan.1, 1889.Meanwhile Macfarlane went into insolvency and made an aban- conmert of his property.In Consa- quence the works were suspended.for several months.The plaintiffs now ask that they be put possession of their property in the same condition &s it-was before Macfarlane undertook the work, as since the latter's assignment ong of the.curators, Mr.A.F.Riddell, sold a part of the rails and other matedal, claiming that the rails id-question were not of the proper quality and were of no uge to the company.The Court held the granting of their petition, and ordered the respondents, A FE Riddell and Thoms Wathon, as *Joint* cara- tors, not to remove any rolling stock or ofber material during the pendeacy of this action, under pain of contempt of Court, except, as .rezards goods belonging to the Domihion Bridge Company in virtue of a judgment rendered in their favor ; the said company being allowed to remove their goods on condition that the plaintiffs give security to the amount of $1,000, within twenty days for costs and damages, which the said Henry Macfarlane and his creditors may suffer by reason of the present in.jupction, Tf not, the injunction shall be dissolved, costs to be rved te follow the event of the suis, and at the same tine recourse is regprved to the plain- tilly for any rails or other goods which yore cold and delivered by the respon- ents.0\u20ac \u2019 : ! - Smoke, the Somer Cigar, 10¢ -\u2014 teh ~ ShortofMahoÿt * + ~The failure of the Road Commiltga to secarb extra nfoney for ordinarys work has had its effects already.In the eastern division there are only 195 men at pou where 175 were formerly employed.the West End, Mr.Griffin has only 160 water and other carts employed, where 300 were previously used.Seventy- five men and 75 carters were formgrly esgaged At the quarry der Mr.Heffer- nau, but now only 20 in service.A meeting of the Finance Commit is sorely nédded by the Road Committee money to continue the work.|\u201d Smoke Noisy Boys 1890\" Cigara.: Smeko Noisy Boya 1890 Cigars.I had very severe attack of bloody -dlarrh and was persuaded by my daughter to try Lr.Fowler's Extract of success, as less than two bottles cure me.It is worth its weight in gold.Mns.ManGaeEr Wuoss, , Pembro oke, Ont Pitcher\u2019s Castoria that she plaintiils bad a right in pars tj.| Ben H, bg, R Arbour; in order that they may get a supply of Wild Strawberry, which I did with great LACROSSE.Lacrosse News Goiug the Rounds of New York, By the addition of a lacrosse team to its various athletic departments the Manhattan Athletic Club is mow represented in every branch of athletios.T.Mareen, formerly of the Staten Islind Athletic Club, is the lacrosse director on the Board of Managers.} The Staten Island Athletic and Man- battan Athletic Club teams are the only entries in the Amateur Athletic Union Lacrosse Tournament from this viciaity.There is a prospect of the Ottawa team, one of the strongest ia Canada, making a tour of playing in New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.The Brooklyn team has again chal lerged for the Oelriche Cup.Captain McLean is strengthening his club, and w1ll make a gallant fight to win the cap een, held by the Staten Island A:hietic lab, - The Druids of Baltimore have been invited to play the Staten Island Athletic Club\u2019s team on Labor Day at its annual carnival of sports.\u2014Eveniag Telegram.The Capitals Defeat the Quebecers by Thre Games to One.The Capitals achieved another victory on faturday afternoon last by defeating the Quebecers by three games to one.The victors had the best of the match throughout, and tbe game scored by the visitors wes put down as a fluke.The first game taken by the Capitals took two minutes, the second game went to Quebez in thirteen minates, the third and fourth to the Capitals in five and pine minutes reepectively.BASEBALE.The War Still Going on Between the Players\u2019 and National Leagues, The unseemly wrangle among the baseball magnates and their partissas continues unabated, and from present indications the outlook for & settlement is just as remote as ever.The fight goes on in spite of the fact that the public has long since put its unmistakable stamp of disapprovai upon the whole bosainees.The Players\u2019 League has semi-officially shown axdigposition to listen to reason and agree upon & compromise of some sort, but the National League is as obstinate as usual and declarea that the war must go on to the bitter end.What the base ball world wants just now 18 a wise mediator who could act a8 a go between, and srbitrate the unhappy war to a happy crisis, \u2014_\u2014 At Boston {N.L ] Boston.\u2026\u2026.200402511\u20145 24 4 Pittsburg.000000110-2 6 13 At Brooklyn [N, L.]\u2014 Cincinnati .102001000\u2014 4 19 1 Brooklyn.000100000\u2014 1 6 1 Dryer and Keenan, Terry ang Daly.Umpire McQuade.} At New York [N.L,]\u2014 New York.000010022\u2014-5 8 3 Chicago.001210024\u20146.9 2 Russie and Buckley, Luby and Nagle.Umpire Finey.At Philadelphia [N, L.J\u2014 Cleveland., 000000200\u20143 - Philadelphia.1 10 20010*\u20145 10 0 2 Vian and Zimmer, Gleason and Schriber, Umpire Lynch, At Boston [P.L.] BOSLON 2.000 ees oon.02001010157 § Chicago.1 000000010\u20141 711 Gumbert and Murphy; Baldwin and Boyle.mpires\u2014Gafuey and Sheridan.At Brooklyn [P.L.] Eco 1.143 0848390906 28 2 Bowders and Cook; Cunningham and Um pi res\u2014Holbert and Ferguson.At New ; New YorkK.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.0002060 331 Pittsburg.