The Montreal herald, 3 février 1891, mardi 3 février 1891

[" the y, is isa it at ; N.ster, the the (an.ing is lon, ilea al.Mar- Bal- dge- at the r as Mr.are Lar- the c'e New and Vir= £.J, ae 19\u20198 ser, New the Ale- ong, Ww J dge- , Mr Ben- gess, and rtis, Mrs udi- bby M icks \u2018ohn niil, eran Fad- iter- ber.Jaw- FP [CF lets, ams, gov- en- at the pen ghs em ave tern the oil, aid pi } of nes 7er H> mi- can the re- ser in- led an- der trol ong age ere not uld ple rue na- yag- ted ted hat nes.the ern oad ub- ons ges 1 to ap- vat- rta- 1ire lon, >= © \u2014\u2014 \u2014_ = N Se We ae Te TN ale.- - ET AR.ren.\u201car 7 THE DAILY HERALD) | in the | BUSIEST CITY IN CANADA A Complete Newspaper for Busy People my wp.\u2014 EIGHTY-FOURIH YEAR.NO.29.Elected Mayor Montreal by 5178 of the a Majority of Votes.The Herald's Candidate Come Out of the Flying Fight with Colors.: The Greatest Success Ever Recorded in a Mayoralty Contest \" in this City.15,000 People at the City Hall When His Worship Made His Appearance.Jubilant Supporters\" Parade the Streets with the Mayor, Music Preceding the Throng.They Secure a Sleigh, Into which Mr.McShane is Placed and the Procession Begins.From City Hall to Papineau-sq., to St.Catherine, University, to Mr.McShane\u2019s Residence.Thence to the Windsor, Where the Mayor Speaks to an Immense Crowd.Thence to Chaboillez-sq., to Point St.Charles and then to the Centre of the City.Mayor McShane will Hold a Reception at the City Hall at | 10 AM.To-day.TA AAD 4 r \u20ac Po?Ald.Conroy, Griffin; Perrault, Stevenson, Dubuc, Thompson, \u2018Rainville, Germain Elected.- + The fight for the chaïr of the Chief Magistrate of Canada\u2019s metropolis never Tesulted in such a clean sweep for a popular candidate as did that of yesterday, when the Hon, James McShane, M.P.P., was elected by the grand majority of 5178 votes.Early in the morning every ward MW the city was alive with vehicles of almost every description, and before many of the aldermanic candidates had #igen from their beds, their agents and friends were preparing for the fry.This ean happily be applied to the contests fer the vacant aldermanic seats; but never can it be said that ex-Mayor Grenier (probably the firat time he ha, received his nëw title) wase man auf- fidient weight or à man with ao unblem- jehed a civic record as to be a feared foe by such à man as the Hon.James MeShane.It was McShane! MecBhane!! McShane!!! Everywher the citizen turned, and at not later tha noon it became apparent to even the new Yayors opponemts that The Herald was \u2018 it .= ti : « i Se gers of cily finances that Montreal woula feel the .hañefit as soon as thé 18w man takes the helm.There was little need for scratineers 0 be arranged for by Mr.Grenier\u2019s friends.The majority shows that the people were resolved to send to political obliviom the man who promised not to fight his \u201cdear friend McShane\u201d and then in conversation with a Herald man denied thai he had ever uttered such a statement.It was true and the peopls knew it, and to-day Mr.Grenier must recog D128 the sad mistake he has made.But to return to the story of the contest.It needs but a few words to tell that from the time the polls opened until, with anxious excitement the returning officers commenced to count the ballots, the day was one of work and not talk, and that when the result was known every body said \u201cI told you so.\u201d It is of the intense enthusiasm which prevailed during the evening that the trost can be said, though no writer conld right and that James MePhane's majority would be such a lesson to mismang- | pen words which would sufficiently describe the scenes of excitement which City of and editorial offices were crowded to excess with citizens not anxious to know - which candidate had won the election (but simply to satisfy themselves ss to ; What Mr.McShane\u2019s actual majority was.The Mayor-elect was here too.He eat quiet and contently in a chair and smiled with satisfac ,tion as The Herald's 200 or more men came rushing in with the reports from every polling sub-division in the aty.\u201cNinety for McShane and four for | Grenier\u201d became ab old story and when from the upper flat the returns were thrown upen an immansesheet stretched :wko were waiting outside hurrahed un- jtil they were hoarse.When The Herald said \u201cMeBhane\u2019s msjority will be 3000\u201d everybody was delighted, but gradually the figures were changed until the grand \u2018total of 10,282 was reached and a majority of 5178 was recorded for the most popular man the city ever knew.Two to one, and yet the chairman of the finance committee said, early in the morning, that he had voted for Grenier and had voted for the coming man.When the final returns were known Mr.McShane and 4 number of friends left for the City Hall where another immense crowd of people had assembled to listen to the candidates both victor and vanquished.Alas, only the former was there.Mr.Grenier wisely stayed at home and consoled himself with the thought that he had been taught a lesson which he hardly needed.Mr.McShane adressed the electors, thanking them for what they had done and assur- irg them that their confidence had not been misplaced.When he stepped down the crowd went almost crazy with excitement and enthusiasm and rushing towards the New Mayor they grasped his hands and shook him until be was nearly exhausted.When at last they let him go he could well have gone to his home and rested quietly satisfied with the reception he had received as the New Mayor but this was not to be.The people were willing that he should go to his home but they wanted to go with him and they did, too.When the residence wae reached he was lifted bodily from the sleigh, and \u201cbounced,\u201d though so high that he must often have felt that, after all, the position of mayor elect was not a very enviable one, for the time at any rate.The sppearance of Mrs.McShane at the door was the signal for another outburst ot applause,wbich was heard many blocks away.It acted as a call to hundreds of people in the neighboarhood, and as the procession started for the Windsor it was augmented until a very small proportion of the people were able to get into the popular hotel.The rotunda, in fact all the available space on the ground Boor of the vast building was densely packed with admirers of the new chief Magistrate.Ardent spirits among the crowd clamored for a speech from the triumphant candidate, and even when this was given they were not satisfied.They demanded sn address from the Hon.Petar Mitchell, and he complied.He ai- tributed the large majority to the solid vote of the French in favor of Mr.Mc- Shane.8ti!l the people were not satisfied.The Hon.Mr.McShane was approached by several stalwart individuals who proceeded to again \u201cbounce\u201d him in true Montreal fashion\u2014the most tangible and at the same time the most forcible ex- preésion which they could give to their | enthusiastic jubilance over the signal victory that had been won.The cheers with which this feat was greeted seemed .shake the huge edifice to its very dation.The popular mayor, altheugh no doubt rather disconcerted physically with the lively affection of his sincere admirers, hore the ordeal in good part, knowing ell the, sentiment which prompted the characteristic demonstration.It was some hours afterwards before the crowd dispersed from the hotel, many of the groups setting up at intervals the cry \u201cHurrah for McShane, our popular mayor!\u201d : Outside another large deputation was awaitng the hon.gentleman\u2019s appear- #nce, and taking the horses from a sleigh they put the new mayor into into it and away they went to Point St.Charles.was the same here as everywhere else.Enthusiasm reigned and after congratulations from bundreds of people Mr.Mc- Shane was brought back to the city and taken\u2019 to his home a few minutes psy the hour of midnight.Cb A The Aldermau ic A The contests in the various wards wera inalmosÿ every case very hard fpugtt, and though the new aspirants for civic honors succeeded in polling larga votes in no case was ttere an old member the council defeated.The vote in each ward was slightly arhaller than that cast last year, but the total mayoralty vote was almost the same as that cast in the Abbott-Rain- ville contest when the former gentleman received a majority of 1785.The organization of the various candidates was on the whole good, but the recapitulation shows that many people who were qualified to vote were either not looked after, didn\u2019t care, or elee preferred not to stay at the office or workshop.The ladies turned out well and as far as the mayor was concerned voted almost unanimously for Mr.McShare, It was grand weather for election day and the contest which hag 80 long been lcoked forward to passed off without a solitary unhappy incident, except, perhaps, for the few people who wete foolish enough to believe in Mr.Grenler's re-election at the expense of the poc- ets.MAYORALTY ELECTION RETURNS, Returns For the Mayoralty Election, East Ward.McShane.Grenier, 25 36 43 54 tapon Mr.J.O\u2019Brien\u2019s building the people {Montreal ZE TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 3, 1891.took place throughout the entire city.) Bearcely had the polls closed when the people commenced to congregate at The Herald office and at 5.30 the business OUR MAYOR\u2014HON.MR.JAMES M\u2019SHANE.4 ®trecrcsiansnsrisiannsoners beaunse \u2014 Majority for Mr.Grenier 2.« West Ward, 18 St, Ann\u2019s Ward.serene sent ssesssureserensians 754 St, Antoine Ward.St, Lawrence Ward, 6 Majority for Mr.Grenier 37.McShane, 15 Majority for Mr.McShane, 37L, : 197 180 Majority for Mr.McShane 17, ; Centre Ward.Poll.McShane.Grenier.1.ve veers 8 1 ververens 13 23 .28 30 sreee vasrennne 30 23 rovers 32 26 111 McShane.GrenJer.35 3 McSoane, Grenier, 20 1 Majority for Mr.McShane, 1322, McShane, Grenier.| Poll.66 47 432 Grenier.MoShane, Grenier.lenssorcssose0s : 32 2.13 3.31 4.13 b.33 6.29 Toe 34 8.39 9.43 10.24 d1Lnsassce 25 12.\u2026\u2026ccoovouoce 62 13% _ lGenn.ceccecccccsucce 37 16.vansuse 56 16.48 17 .\u2026ccovssesnencsess 28 VB .L\u2026nnoncasrocssossanmesasaserure 24 926 571 Majoritv for McShane, 335, with pol No.13 to hear from.St.Louls Ward.Poll McShane.Grenier.Qec.noscossrasse oovo0ces asser 63 4 1089 Majority for Mr, McShane 219, St.James Ward, ; To Majority for Mr.McShane, 573.St.Mary\u2019s Ward.B8.rirmrrrreerssereseperssoeeens 37 .2° 1233 Majority for Mi: McShane 892, St.Jean Baptiste Ward, Poll.Majority for Mr.McShane, 648.ST.Gabriel Ward.Poll.1.cererseresnarnsanses 89 Deusssnsss [PR \u2026 104 BDacssoorernscserrescessecscnause 53 dencnsnassssciarsennasssesesanss 57 Dorsecvessrensss sasonsecaecte 80 Br.n.ceussnssse 51 vasssnsee ses caronanssancs0n ces 35 Boucnsasssenccecser .57 Dessocoossnssens saiessarseres ce 82 V0.0ssonsacee on000s .b3 1 .nssscncscccaceu .45 12.irvine .47 McShane.Grenier, 47 McShane.Grenier.McShane, Grenier.McBhane.Grenier.McShane, Grenier.rald Poll, 0000000000000 00000s antanrteer 793 Majority for Mr.McShane, 428, Hochelaga | Ward.41 Majority for Mr.McShane 364.McShane, 36 [ KEEPONTHERIG HTTRACK The < Latest - News \u2014ÆY RRADING\u2014 + THE HERALD.= _% 1N POLITICS AND LEARN .A - 3 COATS, 86.00 A YEAR MoShane.Grenier.8 38 365 McShane.Grenier, Recapitalation, East Ward .vosceosse 197 Centre Ward.111 West Ward.186 St.Ann\u2019s Ward.1754 St.Antoine Ward.1516 St.Lawrence Ward.926 St.Louis Ward.1089 .St.James Ward.1100 St.Mary\u2019s Ward.1233 St.Jean Baptiste Ward.966 St.Gabriel Ward .793 Hochelaga Ward.415 180 113 223 432 1145 571 870 527 341 316 365 51 \u2014_\u2014 10282 5104 Majority for McShane 5178, with one poll to hear from.ALDEMANIC ELECTION RETURNS.East Ward, 271 Majority for Pereanlt, 34.Centre Ward.Rainville, 288 Majority for Rainville, 37.West Ward.421 Majority for Stevenson, 61.S¢.Ann\u2019s Ward, 1267 Majority for Conroy, 175.St, Lawrence Ward.; Poll.Griffin.Baxter.44 23 58 24 31 49 35 42 37 17 19 21 - 121 23 B 16 14 ' 29 62 172 Majority for Griffin, 508.| St.Louis Wara Dubuc Foisey 77 18 80 12 78.14 56 9 Becrticninenres 54 8 81 14 .66 4 .103 13 9 15 75 4 88 12 108 12 96 10 10 13 + 16.\u2026\u2026\u20260ecver.39 9 l7.vecvossesss 3B 8 18.000 37 4 19.61 4 .8 4 8 1393 204 Majority for Dubue 756.: St, Jean Baptiste Ward, 789 Majority for Germain, 212.Stevenson, 65 Pereault.Beausoleil.9 ; Bowvucnaif \u2014 es | os na sn S \u2014 on [=] THE DATE FIXED: The Dominion House to Be Dissolved at Onve.- 7?Tr 4\" a, ELECTIONS ON MARCH 5, The Amounoement Will Be Offi cially Made To-day and the Proclamation Issued at Once, ; _\u2014 BY OUR SPECIAL SERVICE.Orrawa, Feb.2.\u2014There is no longer any doubt about it.The word has been passed around to the faithful, and the agnouncement will be made to-day.The proclamation dissolving the Dominion House wlll be issued at once.The date fixed for the election is MARCH 5 NEXT.Ballot boxes are being made, the necessary blank forms printed, and a number of gentlemen are at work preparing campaign literature for the party.St.Gabriel Ward, Thompson, Hadley.venu 000000 aevorscosvossasoroune 64 14 .Ha a pd HSOOU SO CD H : 674 Majority for Thompson, 161.Some Short Biographies, Though familiar with the gentlemen who have been again elected to represent their respective wards in the cour- cil the following short references will be found interesting.Of the New Mayor, personally, it is not necessary to again write as The Herald but two weeks ago gave an extended biography.Alderman Dubuc.Arthur Dubuc was born in St.Louis Ward in 1847.He was educated in the Christian Brothers\u2019 School of the die- trict.At the age of 14 he went to work in a merchant's office, but shortly afterwards was apprenticed to a stone-catter, at his own desire.He made rapid pro- grees in his trade, and at the age of 20 became a contractor, as a member of the firm of Plante & Dubuc.In 1879 he was elected unopposed for St.Louis Ward, which he has represented in the Council ever since.He has been chairman of the Parks and Ferries Committees, and has lung been & member of the Road Committee and he is a man of energy avd ability, apd is constant in his attendance at the meetings of the Council and of the Rond Committee.Ald.Griffin, James Griffin was born in the town of Sligo, Ireland, in 1825, He emigrated to Canada in 1831, locating in Quebec city.In 1840 he came to Montreal.He opened a confectionery establishment in Bt.Lawrence-street in 1857, and he has continued in the same busines and in the same street ever since.Altogether he bas been a resident of St.Lawrence Ward for 43 years.He first went into the city council to fill a broken term of Ald.Mooney, and three years ago he waa again elecied by a majority of over 800.He is an honest, upright, and affable man, and though he does not make him- ælf heard very often in the council chamber, he keeps a close watch over \" the interests of his ward.Ald, Stevenson, Alexander Allan Stevenson has reached the age at which men are said to be in their prime.He was born in Ayrshire, Scotland, and came to Montreal when a boy, in 1846.He was apprenticed to the printing business, and in 1853 started a printing establishment of his own in conjunction with two partners.In 1861 he went into the City Council, where he remained 6 years, during which he was appointed chairman of the special committee of tke fire alarm Telegraph, he was an active member of the Fire, Police and Road committees.It was owing to bis exertions that the mountain was acquired as a park by the city.He retired , from the council in 1867, but re-cntered it in 1882, when the question of the rebuilding of the Drill 8hed was agitating the public mind.He took an active interest im the subject of inundations, and his practical suggestions resulted in the adoption of several important measures to prevent their recurrcnce.His recerd of chairman of the Fire Committee is too well known to need any reference here and the colonel is highly esteemed by all who know him, and is at all times a courteous and kindly gentleman.Ald, Conroy, Thomas Conroy is 8 middle-aged man who enjoys a well-earned independence, acquired by steady perseverance and upright and honest dealings.He has been engaged in several kinds of busie ness, including hardware.He is ove of those, silently and unobtrusively energetic men who get through an amount of eolid work that surprise their friends.His duties ag chairman of the Water Committee he bas discharged with credit to himself and profit to the city, A defeat at the contest in St.Ann\u2019s Ward from which be has emerged triumphantly would have entailed a serious loss to the personnel of the City Council.Ald, Perreault, Jeremie Perreault is 8 man of middle age, and has by industry and energy in business created for himself a position in tbe commercial circle of the East Ward of which be may well be proud, The condition of his health has present- ,ed him from taking any part in the cone Continued on Page 8, - 2 ATHLETES ARE BORN ~ .AND: NOF -WADE.In resting\u201d Pointers où \u2018 Noted Sprinters \u2014 Difioulties | TO-DAY'S WA CURLING CONTESTS.Play for the Walker Vase to be dolilpencea Bpyvyech Tnint$ | and Oalodonia Clubs.HE most popular event in track atbletics is sprinting, and to be hailed as the champion amateur of America is à title of which auy athlete may well feel prou .Eugene Buckley, in The Boston Globe,says : A first-class short distance runner, or sprinter as he is usually called by ath- Jetes, is born, not made.Unlike patting the shot, jumping, rowing and various ether branches ef anort, the sprinter 3Ives Vury little atiention to siyle or form, but on the contrary adopts « «Lvla and stride that coma to him naturally.In this way, as a'rule, he \u201cgets there just tte same\u201d While -attending the championships of the Amateur Athletic Union held at Washington last October, I was very much suprised to see that no two of the cracks of the country in the preliminary and also in the final race started alike, or took the same style.It was a study look at the five men in the final as ey \u201cset.\u2019 no two of them doing it exactly alike.A moment later, as they sped off the mark and came thundering down the track, the marked contrast in style and form was quite apparent.Champion Owen is gn ideal runner and an old school starter.He keeps his head erect, chest thrown well forward, and strides with the grace of Commonwealth av.belle as she signals a Back Bay car.Luther Carey, the Princeton runner, is directly opposite in his running, but is shown in an instantaneous photo, taken at Washington, to \u201cset\u201d as nearly like Owen as any two men can stand.When he gets off the marks he then takes to his patural gait, and when pressed very hard he gallops.The start in a short sprint is the most important thing to master, and here is where the irstructor can help out a novice in a wonderful manner.Sprinting, like rowing, has its many styles, and to listen to any one of these athleres and instructors as he points out the fine points in bis style would convince you that all the rest were laboring under a grievous mistake and that your informant had the best method.- Many a man has lost an important race simply because he could not keep on bis mark until the pistol was discharged.For where is-there an amateur that can give Westing Carey or Owen a yard and then \u201cbest\u201d him.In this section the young professionals have what ie known as a pistol start, which means that either contestant will \u2018try to \u201cbest\u201d the other getting away, and unless the starter is & cool-headed man, he will invariably give one or the other at least one yard the best of the start.With this class of runners the \u201cset is of very little importance, as the sprinters never intend to stay on the mark long enough to give the starter a chance to fire the pistol, With the amateurs the start means | everything, as any other start than a Shefhieid is unheard of.When the men arr getting ready *o start according to the amateur rales the starter gives the .order \u201cget on the mark,\u201d and after he is satisfied that the contestants are in their holes he gives the order \u201cset.\u201d This is the critical point where the race in many instances ig won or lost, for should a man who cannot keep himself balanced on the mark until such time ag the starter is satisfied that all the contestants are properly \u201cset,\u201d and should be tumble across the line he is put back a yard for the first offence, and still another yard for the second offence.Disqualification is tre penalty for the third offence.When the starter finds the men are getting shaky or nervous he usually says, \u201cStand up,\u201d and after the men have had a few seconds\u2019 rest he again places them on the mark.After the command \u201cset,\u201d the pistol is discharged and the contestants are off like so many deer.The athletes are sometimes noted for \u201cbesting\u201d the pistol, or, in other words, getting off the mark in advance of the report or anticipating the start.A good starter will keep his eye on such a man and will, as a rule, Catch him and set him back.Through the kindness of Athletic Manager H.S.Cornish of the B.A, À.I am enabled to show the readers cuts of .the four different \u201csets\u201d that are used by the best runners in the world, Mr.Cor nish baving posed for The Globe artist.The best known representatives of the different styles in amateur circles are opposite band and foot.Green of Harvard uses same hand and foot .Owen of Detroit, kneeling start; Tcmmy Lee, N.Y.A.C., ard of course Sherrill of Yale, take the lead at the style which the latter originated, although Peffer; the hurdler, does the trick to perfection.Green of Harvard is, beyond question, the fastest starter that Harvard can boast, and his performance at the indoor championships last spring clearly proved that he could get off the mark quicker than any of the flyers.: James Lathrop, the athletic manager at Harvard, bas always been in favor of stapdiog with the opposite hand and foot forward, end maintains that it is the very Lest in ute.In this style the man stands with the forward foet in à hole on the line, and ithe rear foet in à very deep hoje-ateat ore foot to the rear.The advantage astribuled to this.style is lees liability to go over the line, and she fact that à man is in his nataralform fcr rupning at the first step\u2014that is.his - arms and feet are working naturelly tcgether, Against this style it can be said that it is very difficultto get perfect, and censiderable time inmust be spent at \u2018it.Itismore ôf a atfaîn on à man to stand ia this position thay im.any other.Green of Harvard attended the 1n-door games given by the B.A.À.on Nov.19 last, and vas considered an easy win n jn the 15-yard dash, but to the surprise of evervhedy, and Jim Latbrop in parti- \u2018 coler, b'th Morse ana Taylor cf tie A.A.left him at the start, and both of these men were using the kneeling start.Green again touk part in the next weeling given at the B A.A.on Dec.10, and to the surprise of all he was trying the kneeling start which is weed alto- ther the B.A.A and N.Y.A.G, and best described by Mr.Gbrnash ge fol- lors: en consider the 14 ; TT] iced À It being comparatively new, there are very few who know how to do it correctly.1t has been confounded with the style used by Sherrill of Yale, which is a very old style, whereas it is Bherrilt pats his for- | \u201cward foot.an the line, and his hands just | outside his feet.In this start is is ne- ! esesary for the man to come almost to a | standing position before he can begin bis running.Bherill Kimbel admitted \u2018 that it was a slow, way o used it because he ha - bad babit of goin | totally different.over the line before the pistol wag fired.He depended upon his speed to make up for what he lost oa \u201cIn the kneeling start the man should foot one foot behind the starting line, and place his hands on the line.Then the rear foot should be , placed so far buck thas the leg is extended almost straight, wftep .the man bas leaned forward, which he should do.This learing- the \u2018weight \u201c against the hands is the important part of this style place his forwar \u201cIn ordinary styles a man must go through a quick motion of settling back on the rear foot betore he gets away.To be sure, this motion takes\u2019 very little time, but it counts.In the kneeling \u2018the man leaning his weight against his hands, all he does is to raise his hands from the ground, when bis own weight will carry and he is not obliged to sett'e back on the rear foot and consequently saves that start, and with \u201cTne opponents of this style claim that the man loses ground in the effort to bring himself to an erect position and that his first few strides ara not at speed.If the man attempts to raise himself this is correct, but if he practices this style correctly he does nothing of this kind.\u201cRight at this point lies the trouble with those whe try this style and do it To de it correctly the man should dive forward and make no effort He will come up naturally and and will have lost none of his speed For in-door running I consider this style fully as good, except that the man must kee together, as he cannot rear foot.\u2018A man will never go over before the pistol and he can hold the position witbout any strain or worry.\u201cFor an exceptionally tall man I would not recommend this style, but for all others I consider that it is worth from two to four yards in 400 over other while doing so.his feet nearer ig a hole for the \u201c Nearly every person who saw Tommy Lee\u2019s starting at the Eastern championships last June was of the same opinion.He was never better than an ordinary starter at the standing style; but in these games and with this style he beat such men as Remington, Carey, Westing and others fully four yards on the start.\u201d Sherill\u2019s style of starting was to place the hands and feet on the same line.\"This is a very poor style, as a man is all doubled up and must come nearly to a standing position before he can run.is a style that is not very much in use.To start the old way, with the same band and foot forward, the man stands more erect than any other siyle.Tbe front foot is placed in à hole dug on the line, the rear foot being placed in a similar hole, about 18 inches behind.The forward arm is well extended and the back arm is straight out at the rear, 80 a8 to give a good swing to the boly when the pistol goes off.This is the quickest of the standing up starts.When the pistol is fired the man gives a short dab with the forward foot and then goes right into his running.This style is practised more than any other at the present day.: Considerable talk was made over what conetituted a finish when the À.A.U.were revising their rules, but the rales now adopted state disunctly that the finish of the course shall be represented by a line between two finishing posts, drawn across and at right angles with the sides of the track, and three feet above which line shall be placed a tape at ached at either end to the finishing The Running Fak posta.A finish shall be counted when any part of the winner's body, except his bands or arms, shall touch the tape at the finish line.The tape is to be considered the fis- ishing line for the winner, but the order of finishing across the track shall determine the position of the other competite ors.It is hard to find two trainers who put their athletes through the same course.of training, as a well-informed trainer will just size up his man and then give him the kind of work most needed ta limber him up and develop the required mus- Mr.Cornish thinks that it is much better for young men to wait until they are at least 18 years old before they start in competitions, as they cannot undergo tbe proper course of training necessary to put them on the mark in capital Then again he thinks it ix poor judgment to drop out for a couple of years and again put on the shoes, as it is a bard matter to get back to old form, Wendell Baker being ah exception to An average course of preparatory work as laid out for the B.À.À.sp as follows, taking it for granted that the men are in fairly good shape.as most amateur sprinters are during the ra Monday, give the man a quarte Tuesday, bave him practise half a dozen starts of about 10 yards and then finish with two 25 yards ir fast time.Wednesday, give him another quarter harder than the previ~us one.Thursday, jog him 220 yards.Friday, another quartar in good shape, © Saturday, practice fully & dozen starts and finish up with 150 yardsthard.funday take a rest, and on Monday give him bis first trial.© All trials should be m #e tbe man will be fitted to make .a good performance after his Sunday's rest.Of ccurse itis better to get a man used ts doirg bis trials on the same day the race takes-place.} Opinions differ as te.{ ade on Monday, he relative \u2019abi- FHE MONTREAL HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3.1891, lieve that Owen did better than even time acknowledging his defeat.The hooting 1¥ good time.at Washington, and it is a very strange and jeers of the andienee brouzbt him thing if six expert timers could mot set- back from the wings and taking his foil tle that question.They have to the en- again he made a determined onslaught tire satisfaction of all, and Mr.Owen on Miss Englehart, but she was too Rolds the best mark vet made, 9 4-5, al- nimble for-bim and soon added another thongh theall Mr.Johnson, first an am- point, when time was called, the acore ateur and later a profegsional, did equal- { standing Mies Englehart, 2; Professor } Breen, \u2018Begton has mor sprinters than any On resuming the fair chempiom ft hold our own with the best of thep.- BASEBALL.place a team in that eity.Asscciateon.\u2014 ATHLETICS, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Hurt Study.BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD, >a As already announced, Toronto is willing to join the league, but it is understood that before doing so there must be assurances of mors decent treatment from Rochester, Syracuse and Toledo than the Canadian city received in 1890 from these jumpers into the American city In the country, sud sll that now re- creased her ecore by a beautiful tlrast mains is to educate the youngsters to the om the side, which was protested by the amateur rules.Then we will be able to professor.but withoot success.Both contestants were then thoroughly warmed | up and gach endeavored to score, hut without avail until within ten seconds of the required time, when Professor Breen The Reorgamisstion ef the Internatiomal seored his first point.At the end of the League to be Attemptad, #7 second bout the score was amnounced : An effort is being made to revive the Miss Fnglebart, 3; Professor Braen, L.International League, and a conference of the parties interested will shortly be which was heartily applauded\\ Times held in Buffalo.The seheme is to again after time did she lunge at her opponent bring Syracuse, Roebester, Buffalo, To- who parried in good style but the lady ronto, Detroit and Toledo together, and take in Albany acd Troy, which are now fessor then gained another, amd which fairly good ball towns.Although it has proved his last point, but Miss Englehart been asserted that Detroit does not did not intend letting him off so easy hanker after a frenchiss in the rejuvenated International, it is nevertheless à hart bal won the match by a score of 5 fact that AL Buckenberger, the ex-man- poin's to 2 the applause was deafening.ager of the Columbus team, hus secured During the eutire contest the lady the promise of assistance from several well-known citizens, and stands ready to In the last bont tbe challenger showed some very pretty and scientific work.wag not to be denied, aud after persistent attack added\u201d another point, The pro- and soon obtained another point.When the referee announced that Miss Engle- champion exhibited unejualed skill in banding her foil, proving herself to be possessed of a strong wrist and a quick perceptive eye, and an activity in her movements which gained for her the ap plavse and sympathy ofa critical au dience, among whom were many prominent athletes.\u2014 CURLING, Play for the Walker Vase Will Commence To-day.Play for the Walker vase will be com Taking Partin the College Sports Did Not enced to-day between the Thistles and Caledonias.The skips of the different rinks bave already been mentioned in New Haven, Feb.2.\u2014Statistics again The Herald.The contest promises to prove that Yale's athletes lose nothing be a very exciting ome.by their application to athlstics.Those ee men who received honor appointments from the classes of 90, \u201991 and.\u201992 when The Em>rald Tramp to the Club House they were juniors numbered 61 per cent.Last Night.of the entire class, while 64 per cent.of these were men who were prominent in athletics,not merely taking an occasional SNOWSHOEING.The Emeralds had a large turn out for their regular weekly tramp to the Athletic Club last night.The boys put in a dip in athletics, but men who either Very enjoyable time.The Club expect were on the Varsity or class crews, 'Var- 8 strong muster to-nizht at 8 o'clock to sity or class football elevens, on the join in with the \u201c Le Canadien \u201d in tend- athletic team or played tennis in the ering the visiting Clubs from the States championship tournament.-\u2014p\u2014\u2014 THE WHEEL, A Large Number of Lady and Gentlsmen Start for Bermuda.BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD, party.Brooklyn.° .PEDESTRIANISM, the Old Game, ter's disgust.The Coming Six Daya\u2019 Race, BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD, ing of the race.\u2026.\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FENCING, Philadelphia.lity of amateur and professional runners, apd many of the latter doubt that a record of 10 seconds has been beaten.Michael Finn, well known in sonal sprinting circles, says that.up.to the time he visited England a couple of ears ago, ke thought that even time ad been broken, but after he saw the - English runners do- the trick so much better than tbe Americans, and that all \u2018of them were.timed slower than even time, he changed his mind.Barry Bethuen says that Le has seen Amateurs who asserted they had baaten 10 seconds, and after giving them five vards he foend wery little tremble in beating them cut five yards mire at ile H.C.Crowhurst kept the sce At the call of time Mies Matehart New York Feb.2\u2014F.A.Elwell, who bas acquired fama through the successful tours he hss arranged for wheelmen through Europe, started yesterday with a large party of ladies and gentlemen to Hall where a reception will be held by do Bermoda The party all took their Mayor McShane and the aldermen.Ia wheels with them, going by steamer i the evening a monster concert will be Trinidad direct to Hamilton, and then held at the club house.they will ride through all the desirable \u2018portions of Bermuda, steamer on Feb.14.A number of the Dinner ofthe Montreal Clubto Take Flace New York clubs were represented in the Shortly.returning by New Yorg, Feb.2.\u2014 Charles Albert, who has engaged Madison average of 188% He had 120 {points | Square Garden for a six days\u2019 go-as- bandirap.Mr.Plunkett Taylor takes vou-please race, commencing March 15, #econd.will receive entriès at The Police Gazet:e THE RING, oise Money Fete on Say, Denia, Walsh Makes a Deposit and is Willing to vive $10,000 in prizes to he divided i Meet Guthrie, smorg the first five men.This prize Mike Walsh in answer to ths challenge money will be deposited with Richard issued by Dick Guthrie has posted $100 | K.Fox one week previous to the opem- as forfeit binding a match with Dick were introduced; each receiving a besrty reception.Pror.Bonatus was appointed referee, Captain.Van Leer looking after to see Gus Guererro because they Lave the interests of Miss Englehart and Mr.been told he never tires or blisters.Cestella stood belrind Prof: Breen.Ernest A bill to prevent the shooting of pige- ÿ i ons in exhibitions of markmanship and H.Crowhursf acted as timekeeper and other like sports was introduced last |i a re.eption at the Club House.Every member is requested to assemble at the McGill College gatos at the above mea~ t oned hour.The Visitors Arrive To-day.The suowshoe clubs from Springfield and Holyoke arrive in the city this morning by C.P.R.at Windsor station at 9.55 o\u2019clock.They will be met by Le Canadien and conducted to the City \u2014__ QUOITING.Among the tourists were: \u201cMr.and Tickets for the Montreal Quoiting Mrs.J.E.Besle, of Michigan; W.I.Club annual dinner, to be held on Fab.Hare; Brooklyn; B.L.Van Alstzin.17at the Arlington House, have been i:- Obio; J.M.McFadden, New York; J.sued and may be gpeured fiom the secr- Rolleson, Massachusettes; H.S.Higgins, tary, Mr.Jes.Knox.Portland, Me.; J.I.Crawford anu F.Travers, Baltimore; W.C.Rosenbaum, Rochester; Mr.and Mrs.H, E.Altemus, Philadelphia; Mr.and Mre.C.E.Leg- A Canadian Team Will Visit England Next gett, New York; O.H.Alleston, Fr., Pitts- Season.burg; Miss Rosenbaum, Rochester, J.Orrawa, Feb.3.\u2014It hes now been defi- Furgeson, Ontario; W.G.Buddingtop; FOOTBALL, nitely decided that a Canadian Association Foo?Ball Team wiil visit England and Scotland this year.The team will jrs Are Still Keeping Up leave about the beginning of August | and return the following Jany.Nearly Brownsvilly, Pa., was worked by the all the men whom the committes wanted fakirs again tbe : other day in à most to get have been secured, and a thorough- amusing style.Harry Bethune is re- ly representative and strong team wil ported to be in it: The Pearsol brother be sent over.International fixtures backed their mdn Martin against the supposed Bethune, \u201cput fearing his the best English and Scotch clubs will be treachery they \u2018fixed\u2019 Bethune,\u201d and played.In almost every case a good bet heavily on Martin, who, it was dis- EUarantee bas been got, and a sufficient covered later, had put up his money on Bethune.At the pistol the men started well togbther.Near the tape Bethune \u201cstumbled\u201d and fell.This unexpected turn nenplussed Martin, who slowed up.to give Bethune a chance to pass him, which the latter failed to respond to,and Martin seeming to stop, his backers rusbed in, grabbed him by the collar and dragged him to the line and threw him against it with sach force as to break it.The referee decided that Martin bad won the race, much to the lat- bave been made with England, Scotland Ireland and Wales, and all amount in all has bsen guaranteed Go more than cover the expenses.About 40 matches will ba played on the other side.This is about the biggest thing that has ever been undertaken in connection with Canadian sport, The annual Canadian Inttr-Association match ba- tween the Fast and the West bas been fixed to be played on June 20 next.The championship match between the winners of the Eastern series and the Nov.7 or 14 next.Both these mat hes will be played inthe East, the former probably at O tawa.Mr.F.Newby, is the winner of the bandicap bowling competion at the O.A.A.C., wh'ch closed Saturday night.He beads the list with a score of 566 and an Guthrie, middle-weight champion of Canada, for a fight to a finish for from $200 to $500 a side.Guthrie will ger- Miss Englehart Defeats Professor Breen in $3inly accept.} The following comes frem Philadelphia: Smith's Benefit.The allo of Migs pr The benefit to S.Smith the West End champion fencer of tke world, to forfeit Pugilist which was to have taken placa §25 to aby man she failed to defeat in #¢ the Gladstone Athletic Club Tast three bouts of 5 minutes each, was ac- night was postponed tll to-night.Bev- cepted last might.by Prof.8.D.Breen.eral good bouts are promised.The match was a most exciting one; but * General Sporting Gessip.: the fair fencer outclassed her opponent T.A.Edge, of Manchester, Eag., is try- and defeated him by 5 points to 2.There IDR to arrange a team of racing men ta |, was another crowded house.at ths visit America this year.com Charles Marvin said in New York last |, Lyceum Theatre when the basants week that a Palo Alta yearling wauld ; lead tke world the coming.saas sn, Pedestriau fanciers in England want Wednesday in the Illinois Senate.commenced & most -powerfiil aud vigor- John R.Parker, on & safety bicycle ; 1 Will Alley, on roller skates, raced a | ous atiack, whivh was repelled by.her *R° ÿ, on roller & opponent.After.several.feinis the mile at the Oylmpie Rink, Boston, Jan.| champion made a lunze gnd landed the #3, tue skater winniog by nearly half a - o = 1 point cf tbe f il on the breast of the fariong.Time, 4m, 14js.Breen, who evidently foresaw defeat, tide handicap who can win if he is sent claimed that his foil would not hold the for it, says a Pittsburg paper.His back- chalk and consequent!y failed to prp- @r8 are to decide shcrtly, and all depands duce the necessary mark.Another was on the amount of money to be won.tendered bim, but after a very short The Australian borss Narellan, who On the otter hand the amateurs be- contest he threw down his f il and de- was 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Ruorgunizaslos of Next House.Legislation SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TEE HERALD.Wasmrxeron, D.C.Fan.31.\u2014The Ssa- ate has resumed its normal coudition, and all gcssip about the force bill has died away.That much discassed maas- ure was killed Monday, whea the Republican steering committee proceeded to map out a program of business without taking Mr.Hoar\u2019s bill into consideration.Under this program the appropriation bills will receive considsration as fast as they are reported.I'he Democrats have agreed to this, and there is no reason fo suppose that the Senate will now do anght but continue the Jeven t-nor of its way.In the House the Democrats will, as soon as they receive assurance from the Democratic Senators tr at the force bill is really dead, release the brakes which have kept the wheels of legislation from revolving.It is the Republican program in the Howse to allow nothing now to interfere with the consideratioa of the appropriation bills, and the diplo matic aud consular bills will be taken Up as soon as the Military Academ bill is parsed.This plan excludes th shipping bill, the Sapreme Court bill and all other measures until the calendar is clear of the various budgets, and then will come the pressure for precedence.There are etill four appropriation bills to be reported, the agricultural sundry civil, deficiency and Indian.The latter, however, has been prepared, and its report to the House can be made at any time.The possibility that tha next Congress may witness some importaat tariff reform legislation does not seem to have attracted the attention which tho facts undoubtedly warrant.The present Republican majority is fourteen, but the election of Senators Hill, Vilas and Peffer, wi.h the possible addition of a low tariff man to succeed Senator Far- well, will cut this majority down to ten.If Senators Plumb, Pettigrew, anc Paddock again vote with the Democrats, the figure is decreased to seven, making the Senate stand 44 to 44.Should another Northwestern Senator fallin line for lower tariff, as is quite possible, the advocates of the latter policy would have sufficient strength in the Seuate to carry out their ideas.Itis more than likely therefore \u2018that the next Congress will see another prolonged tariff discussion.Its effect on the Presidential campaign which will follow the next regular session of Congress is a matter of prediction only, but the willingness of the De.ocrats to see Bn extra session now grows largely out of the fact that they would rather have the question settled during the approaching summer than a year later.A good deal of gossip may already be heard in hotel lobbies as to the organization of the next House regarding all ths -officera beneath the speakership.Combinations.and deals are even at this premature stage, sought to be formed, and the aspiring ones are proceeding to lay their pipes with all the strategic kill they possess.What complicates \u201ctha matter greatly is the large number of candidates for the Speakership.A man who is in \u2018the field for door keeper or sergeant-at- \u2018arms cannot boom himself to any extent while a congressman from tbs same state is au avowed aspirant for the Speaker's chair.The south, for instance.\u2018has for a goed long while been awarded the doorkeepership, but there are a half dozen Southern men who want to be Speaker, and hence the crop of Southern candidates fer the other offices will the limited.It isn\u2019t to be expected that two of 1he chief places could go to one State.The well planned decisive stroke at the cloture and election measures Monday wasithe work of Senators Wol- cott, Gorman and Faulkner.It took the leaders on the other side by surprise both Messrs.Aldrich and Hoar having, \u2018been at the moment out of the chamber.The:motion was so timed that it found -all the Democrats on band or paired and at least one senator of the other side, who could have ccme in a foreseen emergency, absent.That vote cost the Joss.of the gloturs and the bill it-was iu- vented to.chact.The country ifduding -a large part of the Re ublican party, is rreconeiled to tbe result.hes The sundry civil appropriation bill \u2018was yesterday compleied by the aub- committee charged with 148 preparation, and it will be reported to the fall com mittep on Saturday.The detgils of the: \u2018Bill will not be made public until tha {full committee agrees Wpcn it.The bill «carries with .it the Best Agyragata amount of appropriation of any sundry «ivil bill for many years, footing\u2018up preb- alily more than $36,000,000.\u2018Cangress is now moving along at.a striatly business gait.The judgment of \u2018the business senators is being Maudsome- ly vindicated.A (distressing gough often camees the riends of the sufferer as much pain as he sufferer bimseN, apd should reseive maæedisie aitention.Dr.Wistacs Bai- am of Wild Checry speedily cures coughs, s of 25, As good a Cigar as mortal ean desçre.La Flor de Morales Perfectos\u2019 iy boxes of 1, $17.La Flor de Morales Regalia Preciosa, in boxes of 1, $16 phe Suarez Bouquets, in boxes of 50, $10 Tr Plenty Clay Reina Victoria Soperang, in boxes of 10, something choice, $3 $4.per 1 La Rosa de Santiago, Rotlischil pot lo.$15 per 100.FRASER, VIGER & CO.FRENCE SOUPS.in Quart Cans and Class Jars: French Soups in Glass Jars.Green Turtle, Terrapin, Chicken, Mulligatawny, Consomme, Chicken Gumbo, Moek Turtle, Oxtail, Tomato, Julienne, Pruitanier, Mutton Broth.French Soups in Cans Chicken, Chicken Gumbo [Okra], Mulligatawny Mock Turtle, Oxtail, Consomme, Julienne, Prullanier, Mutton Brotn Tomato, ete, FRASER, VIGER & CO.Goldman\u2019s New York Sausage [Strictly Kosher], Goldman's Fresh Frankfurter Sausage: Goldman's Fresh Bologna Sausage, Guldman\u2019s Fresh Salmi Sausage.Goldman's Fresh Ring Sausage.T Goldman's extra large choice Smoked ong Goldman 's Smoked Breasts of Beef, FRASER, VIGER & CO.PORTS.Per Per Per glo bottle.doz.O.R.Old Reserve, £100 ol 50 est and choicest.20 00 P.8.Private Stock,\u201d £0 = 20 NOAH L.PIPER & SON FRONT-STREET, TORONTO- \u2014MANUFACTURERS UF\u2014 Railway Signals And the Various Appliances 246 Required by Railways.NOTICE Take notice that application will be made at the next session of the Parliament of Canada for an Act of Incorporation of \u2018\u2018 The Steam Boiler and Plate Glass Insurance Company of Cangda.\u201d D.MACMILLAN, \\ Solicitor far Applicants.London, Dec.$, 1800, oF tawny.very old delicate., 909 b75 18 50 E.P.No.3, Extra Particular Old.oue.159 1700 Four Diamond Chodee Old 3 1300 SE ORRAE 1% ! No.10° Very Superior Rich ol .450 100 1003 No.4 Fine is ruity Wine.3 50 75 809 No, 2 Superior Sound Young ce sscuns 250 55 6 C& Terragons Genuine Wine.150 85 4Q Com ore Port.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.15 150 SHERRY on.Bottle.oo gallon, bottle.doz, O.E.EG.Misars Old English ; Gentleman.10 20 8 00 $2100 setup\u201d Superier rich pale.V.D.P., Vino de Pasto, ory 150 10 finest Ary.viii 150 16 0) V.P.Special Amontiliado Extra Dry.150 1600 F.O.Fine Olorso, Magniii- cent Dinner Sherry.128 1300 Fine Old Shera Diorso, Hieh and Fruity.10 1100 5,1 D.Sa A monnititado, pry., licate Dinner 50 cannes saupecsenssnce 109 00) ue.Dinner Sherry.450 108 i 0) 8 SHIT evan oreenrenrnn 350 75 Bu) rior erry nrnarnae 00000000 2 5 3e oar see svs0000 covers 1 Pt FRASER.VIGER & to Family Grocers & Wine Merchant ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, { Non-starters ACADEMY OF MUSIC HENRY THOMAS Leasce and Manager THIS WEEK! WwW.T.Carleton\u2019s Opera Co.ight and To-morrow (Wednesday)\u2014 To-nigh \u201cQueen's Lace Handkerchief,\u201d Thursday\u2014\u2018\u201c NANON.\u201d day and Saturday Evenings, also at the PC rday Matinee, the New Romantic Opera\u2014* CLAUDE DUVAL.\u201d Seats-now.on:sale at Nordheimer's, Coming\u2014The J.C.Duff Opera Company, with Miss Marie Tempest.Q PARROTS & JACOBS\u2019 THEATRE ROYAL ery Afternoon and Evening, Week Com- Every mepcing Monday, Feb.2 KOH-1-NOOR VAUDEVILE, Whallen & Martell\u2019s Great London and American Combination, headed by the world famous MARTEL; FAMILY.3) ARTISTS Prices of admission 10c, 2'e and 30¢, reserved soats 10c extra.Plan at the Theatre from 9 a.m.till 10p m.Coming \u2014 Reilly & Wood Specialty Company.NIVAL AT MONTREAL ON- THE Jacques.Cartier Ice Track \"COMMENCING ON MONDAY, 9TH FEBRUARY, 1391 Under the patronage of His Honor the Mayor of Montreal.Trotting and Paeing, Skating Races; Snowshoe Races, Shooting and Tug-of-War.PROG FRA M First Dar\u2014Monday.Horse races 2 minute class.Horse races.2.40 elass.Evening.Torchlight procession, Skating races, l mile, repeated, best 2in 3.Second Day\u2014Tuesday.A Silver Cup, presented by the Hoon.Mrr McShane, will be given to the person who will break, on average, the most birds in the following competitions: Grand Shooting Competition, in- dividuai, at artificial Figeoas, 20 birds for each man, forthe titie of championship of the Dowminion of Canada, Ladies Shoot, entries 50 cents, Compeatition between teams of five shooters, 13 birds each man, Evening, Masquerade ou the skating rink.Third Day\u2014W ednesday.years and under.Horse races, 2.45 class.Evening.5 miles Skating Races, open to all, Fancy Skating Competitions.Fourth Day\u2014Thursdams Continuation of Shooting Competitions and Ties.Tag-of- War between Policemen and Firemen; conditions, same weight ; entry fee ; prizes presented by their chiefs, Messrs.Hughes and Benoit.Evening.\u2018Grand.Fiveworks._Snowshos races, quarter mile with obstacles.7 snowshoe races, one mile; entry 250.Fifth Day\u2014Friday.This day will be for unfinished competitions.Sixth Day\u2014Saturday.Green Horses Race.Races for private gentlemen\u2019s horses accepted by the Manager; prize, a Gold Medal given by the hotel- keepers of the track.Ev ening.Grand Torchlight Prcression on the track and Grand Masquerade on the Skating Rink.For general conditions see programs.All communications should be addressed to J.A.RENAUD.Manager, Postoffice, St.Catherine-street East.WA Presidents and Secretaries of Clubs please correspond.CLUB de RAQUETTES \u201cLE TRAPPEUR\u201d ANNUAL RACES Tuesday, February 3, 1831 At TWO o\u2019clock P.M.on The Jacques Cartier Rink, On the lce JUDGES :(\u2014Honorauvles Honore Mercier, J.E Robidoux, Jl.O.Taillon, Ls Beaubien, and James McShane and Aldermen J.M.Dufresne Js.Bois:eau, R.Prefontain: Thus.Gauthier and H.Jeannotta \u2014PROGRAM\u2014 182 RACE\u2014} mile, with costume, open to Holyoke and springfield Snowshoe Club.1st prize, geld medal; second prize, 1 pair snowshoes, 2ND RACE\u20141 mile, with costume, open ¢t» Montreal English Snowshoe\u2019 Clubs.Prize, silver cup.3RD RACE\u2014L:' Mile, with costume, open to Montreal French-Canadian Snowahoe Ctubs, Prize, silver cup.43H RACE\u2014~} mile, Marche du Trappeur, op n to members.of the Club only.Prizè, silver cup.STH RACE\u2014+ mile, open to members of the - Press.Priæ,silver cup.N.B.\u2014All the above prizes are offercd by: the Club le Trappeur.WINDSOR - HALL Tuesday Evening, Feb.3 MR.C.A.EE HARRIS CONCER¥S First appearance ofithe LONDON BOY SOPRANO FREDERICK WILLIAMS By permission ! Vicar Choral, Westmisstor Abbey Miss Mary Tuckerman of;Boston, Ccatralto Mr.J, B.Dupuis, Baritowæe.The Harmony Quartettes Miss Jennie Davies, Piamiat, Reserved Seats 50c.a8 Nordheimer's aus Shepperd\u2019s Music Stores.Admission, 25¢.MME.HELEN HOPEKIRK Will give twaPiano Recitals at QUEEN\u2019S HALL, Wednesday and Saturday Eventags.Feb.4{h and 7th, 5.13 p.m, Reserved seats 32.Three first rows of Balcony, reserved, 7c.Adwission, 50e Box plan now open.Tickets at Nordheimer\u2019s, Sheppazd's and.\u2018Windsor Hotel.2457 Horse Races, 4 CARSLAKE\u2019S Grand Derby Swesp! $75,000.00.1st, borse te prizes) 8300 cash .\u2026 SIRFO 2nd d .12000 3rd do 2 1 accuse 6000 , Other starters, 6 prizes, divided equally pind \u201ccise 27 13000 TICKETS - .PY EACH 6 HOBSES ENTERED - - - - 1836 PRIZES Tickets numbered 1 to 2500\u2014six of each.Drawing May 25th.Race May 27tH, Result mailed to country subscribers.x» 199 ST.JAMES-STREET.==GUARANTEED TO FILL \u2014\u2014 Address GEO, CARSLAKE, Prop.Mansion House, 598 St.J ames street, Montres.rw ets» - oo a LD fr 4 FW EW TY - Da.ne = AT ET © ner es Ream Le C Woe - 0 THE MONTREAL HERALD.TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3.1891 _ 5 THE NEWS.LECTURE ON COUNT RUMFORD.A Fool's Confession.A FERDICT FOR THE WIDOW, FOR SALB The German Empress is iLy ith qu Ww AS A SURPRISE An Interesting Freaing ai Si.Andrew's PARNELL IS ON ToP Le de iden for: ' Payment of $15,000 Insurance Resisted on R SALB-An upright plaño.beautiful severe.coté.' tT - The temperature is going to_ take a {fumble tc-Jay.Sera Bernhardt and company have srrived in New York, Geo.Norton, of Sturgeon Bay, aged 26, was killed by a tree falling on him yesterday.New Mexico has passed a high liquor license bill raising the maximum fee to $400.Parnell seems again to be on top.Whatever bis shortcomings, he is a wonderful man.Dr.Gallinger, cf New Hampshire, will, it is said, be the only physician in the United States Senate.The Supreme Court of theUÜ nited States has decided that it bas jur'adic- tion in the Bebring Sea seizure case.Master Workman Powderly hag issuad an appeal in behalf of the families of the victims of the Mammoth mine disastsr.An American sea captain hag been charged with smuggling gold into Mexico.Few countries object to the influx of gold.r The Governor General and Lady Stanley of Preston, leave Ottawa to-day for Toronto and return to Ottawa on Friday evening.At last the agony is over, and the date cf tbe general elections fixed.The House will be dissolved at once, and the elections will take place on Mgroh 5.Despatches received from Rome agree in stating that King Humbert haa regarded Crispi\u2019s resignation as final, and that the King has not asked him to withdraw it, Dr.McIntosh, of Harrisburg, says he ecently visited & Pennsylvania towa where no one could understand his English.He also saw workiagmen\u2019s notices posted in four different languages.Robert Louis Stevenson says that he intends to end his days in Samoa.He has closed out all his affairs in England and Scotland, and his mother will join himself and family in the new South Sea Island home shortly.General Booth expect his * Darkest England \u201d scheme launched by July.He will then take a long trip, visiting South Africa, India, Ceylon, Australia and New Zealand, and will be absent nearly a year.He starts for the Continent next week.\u2019 .February treats the days of the week impartially this year.There will be four and ro more of each in thig shortest of the monthe\u2014an unusually \u2018\u201cgqaare\u201d ar- rangement\u2014New York World.This is 80 very unusual that it o:cars only 75 per cent.of the time.The Marquis of Lorne is writing a novel called \u201cFrom Shadow to Sunlight,\u201d with an American girl, whom he oaca met, for a heroine.Th» principal scanes of the work are laid in Scotland, and one of the characters is a monk who falls in love with the aforesaid American beauty.The Queen sent a special commissioner to Florence, Italy, to report upon the typhoid fever scare.He brought back word to the effect that the fever had abated, but since his retura the epidemic bas increased, so that it is not probable that Her Majesty will fulfil her intention of visiting that city.WINNIPEG WIRINGS, Judgment in the School Case\u2014Iadians Eaten by Wolves, \u2019 BY OUR SPECIAL SERVICE, Wirsnirec, Feb.2\u2014The full court delivered judgment to-day in the school case.Judge Killam\u2019s decision was sustained.Judge Bain and Chief Justice Taylor supported Killam on all points Judge Dubuc dissented.Great satisfaction is expressed at the decision.Indians arriving from Lake Winnipeg confirm reports published a few days ago that wolves had devoured a number of Indians camped thers.They say only two men of the entire camp escaped.A Chance in Africa.BY OUR SPECIAL SERVICE.Orrawa, Feb.2.\u2014Referring to an announcement made at the annual gathering of the Royal Military College Club in Ottawa, in reference to the application from the British East Africa Company for graduates of the college to enter their service in Africa, The Militia Gazette says: \u201cThe Marquis of Lorae, a warm friend of the Dominion and its institutions, is intimately connected with the management of the company, and to his interest is no doubt due the compliment paid to the college by this application.We understand that some graduates have already.tendered their services and nd .dotibs others will be heard from, as the epportunity seems a fävor- able one for the profitable exercise of their professional ill as engineems and surveyors, with a srice of epture addeq,\u201d, \u2019 \u2026 ge Co \"Ihe Spanish Elections, Lu « BY OUR SPECIAL SERVICE.Maprin, Feb.2.\u2014Senor Castelar was \u2014 aN re-elected a member of the Chamber of | Deputies in the elections held yesterday.In Barcelona the elections wers accompanied by rioting at many of the polling® places.The rioters attacked the officials at the polling stations and succeeded in gettirg possession of the ballots, which they destroyed.Soms of the riotors were arrested.The returns from the provinces continue tq show gains for the Governmeut.This is the cause of mach congratulation on the part of the Conservatives, as yesterday\u2019s elections were the first held under the law estabjighing | universal suffrage.B \u2014 £ - A Bachelor\u2019s Saïcide.+ od [a BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD, Piokerind, Feb.2.\u2014Andrew Douglas, a man aged about 70, was found dead m his brother's barn vhis morning.He was shct through the head, and held in his hard a 38-calibrs revolver.He was a ba: helor and suprolgd to be fairly well off, aad bal aleve appearéd perfectly ane.+1; - \u201c , cad a - BY VELEGRAPR TO THE HERALD, ~~ J) Farmer Porxr, Feb.2.\u2014At the general Meeting in the Municipal Council \u2018of \u201cthis ratish this evening Mr.P.D.\" Ronleau resigned and Mr.Williams.a dr.Mayor.\u2019 i s Æ The Mayor of Father Point, ~~ + 70 ~~ tt.The Unjted States Supreme Court On the Behring Sea, Question.+ JURISDICTION.a The District Ceurt of Alaska Required to Show Cause Why thé Writ Sheuld Net Lague, WasaNeToN, Feb.2.~ ST FAILING MA ERGs erat and NERVOUS DEBILITY: oJ (Weakness of Body and Mind, Effects AL ere Besoin Robust, Noble HAN y Resto NL PLRTSOS Devatteee exailag HOME FREATHENT-Bonelts (a 8 Gar utely unfailing South from 60 tos and Foreign tree cute rim EE vs BUFFALO, a Ye DYe 6 TRADE AND COMMERCE.\u2014\u2014\u2014 FINANCIAL.Moxpay, Feb.2, 1891.(DAbout the quietest day this year,so far as\u2018 number of transactions, though as- Sales were mostly in large blocks, the zumber of shares transferred does not show up so bad.The only stocks touched were Merchants\u2019 Bank for 200 shares the last sale being made at 140 or one point less than opening rate, and a block of 275 Canadian Pacific Railway at 73}.In the morning no transactions whatever was recorded, members apparently being distracted from business by electionsering talk.Following are the day\u2019s sales in detail.MORNING BOARD, Nothing doing.AFTERNOON BOARD.59 Merchants Bank,.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 141 4i it cs .140% 100 sé \u201c .140 275 Canada Pacific.733 475 Messrs, D.L.McDougall &Co 108t.Sa- crament-street, report the closing prices as follows : slack Ê|E g 82% 8 3 2 [FED ÿ ¥ STOCKS.9 | 85 4 L @ |: 3 18 5 iwi 81g gid 52 Banks Bank of Montreal.20 5 Ontario BanK.,.| 115] 81 Bank B.N, A.| 100 8 Banque du Peuple 50 Molsous Bank .50 4 Bank of Toronto.| 225 4 Jacques Cartier B'Kk.25 3 Merchants\u2019 B'k.| 100] 84 Hochelaga Bank.| 100 8 Fast'n Towships B'k 50 3 \u2018eee Quebec Bank.[ 100 8 National Bank.80 8 nion Bank .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.80 8 Can.B\u2019k Commerce.601 3% minion Bank.50 6.Bank of Hamilton .| 100} 4].Ville Marie Bank.100 3 .Standard Bank.,.50 \u2018 Federal Bank.| 100j 3 Imperial Bank.| 100 4 |.Commercial Bank of] Man.evo] 100 [.00100 Miscellaneous.Intercolonial Coal Co.| 100].ecssliveres] cure do.DONAS.j.vs+0r]-vorsafssssoch 000 Commercial Cable.\u2026\u2026|.\u2026.«+.106 lot Montreal Teleg\u2019 ph Co.| 100% 4] 102] 100 Dominion Teleg\u2019ph Co 50 B|L.suofss0u00 Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.{ 10 3 0 56 Street Railway Co.] 191/., 192) 1874 Montreal Gus CO.40 8j 210j 28 Canada Cotton Co.| 100 \u2018en New Engl\u2019d Paver Co.{ 100[6 &3 |.Canada Paper Co.51. on band.ey - : : le, many have an English instead of a German on consigments.| BANKERS AND BROKERS, | ONLY $1000 REQU IRED DOWN Jacolfetirarar 1%).| 5.3 ED.C.LALONDE Prop.a governess\u2014the daughter of an English - Lacodi achineRap., RIENDEAU\u2019S HOTEL, y officer and a graduate of the Princess Hel- R OBT M ITC H ELL 8 G 0 OFFICE, 81 BROAD-STREET, NEW YORE., 1e Mons ooques) | 1 4.85 (Late St, Nicholas Hotel,) \u201cColl Adult Asylum, for the : k is i i E Ry Montreal and a daughters of officers ow the pl ¥ or navy .1 J C SIBB ALD It is a well known fact that this is bound to be the best streeS in - pio En aad) | 15 58 and so TACQUES CARTIRE SQUARE Prof.Harriet Cooke, professor of history ' : 8 y the Junction, being à through road leading direct down to both C.PR.7:00] Mootis spre Nl 0 615 The pew Riendean Hotel is da lose prox- 3 + .; .n Co.\u2019 , ly in Cornell, is the first woman ever henored Montreal Brass Works Femortor and Commission Merchant and G.T.R, stations.wwe 15:08 Nn undiand ford the Gli Hal and Court Hoa > 8% a with the chair and equal pay with the men Is, br .Mails despatched The rooms are large, airy and elegantly professors.She has taught in Cornell MANUFACTURERS OF Steel Rs Is, on, Metals, &c, loooki f d thi t the J ti hould from Halifax for furnished JOS.RIENDEAT x twenty-three years, and is now interested Gas and Electric Light Fixtures Agency for Canada for fhe Marks Automat Speculators loooking for a goo ing at the Junction shou Nerfoundland \u201con .in the Deacanesses\u2019 movement and making Hal 3 Dwell Car Coupler, Miltimore\u2019s Car W heel enquire into this Apply to LOCAL MAILS \"| THH RUSSELL, si \u2018 investigation into that and other chatitabls For res: alls oon Dressing Machine.q : 9.80].000s.Dorval, Valois, Pointe \u2019 work.vR 146 BROADWAY Coteau Cédars & 4.15 OTTAWA The history of women in'journalism dates COR.ST.PETER and CRAIG NEW YORK.KEIN INH DY êT CARBERY 7.80./Laprairie, Beauhar.|***- T back to 1772, bon nl printed Factory\u2014Ste.Cunegonde, ; 9.80 nols Gand Valley- 2.45 The Palace Hotel of Canada.and edited the Virginia Gazette, a paper de- *10.00{Caughnaw aca \u2018éuas:| 5.00 voted to, the colonial cause.Two.yoars Pilkington\u2019s Washing Soda MacDOUGALL BROS., 174 St.James-street.oO ee am \u2014_ \u2014 later Mrs, H.Boyle started a royalist paper, guay Basin.| eu] This magnificent new Hotel, fitted up in baving the same name.The latter was the Powdered.- STOCK BROKERS.Telephones | FEDERAL 2! 20.001.000 EE Verre Contre the most modern style, is now open.The 1 first paper to publish the Declaration of In- lb.bo 69 St.F is Xavi Street cheres Sorel, 1 p.m.Russell contains accommodations for oyer dependence.Since 1850 women have been TiO latest English Preparation, in 1 Ib.boxes, » Erancois Xavier pool a tarday | 415 FOUR HUNDRED GUESTS, with passenger editing departments in weekly papers, and - FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS.Mombers Montreal Stock Exchange.eee | Dane aloine, Notre 124 nd baggage elevators, and commands a for twenty years they bave served upon the \u2014\u2014 Agents for Alex.Geddes & (Jo., Chicago.__ Mt.Royal vale.wogl © splendid view of the city, Parliamentary city and correspondent staffs of daily papers, BELLHOUSE.DILLON &C0 Grain and Provisions bought'and sold for B.16) 1 pyltOCHEIREX.| 7,80 51230 grounds, river and canal.Visitors to the Wilhelmine, the ten-year-old Queen of 3 or bare on margin.(tés Lachine,Qote St, P.(B, 25.45 Capital having business with the Goverme Holland, meurrs in white gowns for her Monreal, Wholesale Agents.3 8.3 6.80] Bn\u2019ets aftern\u2019n only), 6.2.15 ment find it most convenient to stop al e father.\u2018 She is not allowed to wear even a \u2014- CHARLES R.BLACK, - ; Le 5.30 Maisonneuve.Longs 6.00) 4.15 Russell, where they can always meet leading = 3 3 2 , .y .A re of black or colors in ber house costumes, E.Leonard & Sons Accountant, Financial Agent, Auditor, ] M PORTERS AN D MA N U FACT U R ER S AGEN TS Foinie, Pt-au-Trem- Pub lic mea.Æhe entire Hotel to supplied all court festivitieé she will bave her cs » Trustee, &c., 80 St.John Shrest, bles & Charlemagne] 00 With escape and in case of fire there would Bo Lh à mise polated.lace veil LEONARD BALL MONTREAL ~ |Have instock the best value to be had in 19.0 {1 Point St Charles and 730 5%, notbeuay confusion or danger In the open air she will wear a little round .densing Engines ° ; 8t.Gabriel.Every \u201cttention paid to guests, black hat and overgarments faced with APRS CoMPOrnd Condensing Engines Bell Telephone, No, 2395.References by SCOTCH AND IRISH LINENS 15°! \u2018*sorcl by RW.His ss KENLEY & BT.JACQUES, black fox instead of with silver gray as Standard Automatic Sus-of engines.frmission 22 .Lon Ajgsans er Mack onal eo, (3 Lambert 0 415 Proprietors.J formerly.Leona Epa\u2019 Manager, Merchants Bak of Candds, Mon PLAIN CASHMERES AND SERCES 080 12508 Laurent, giga) 7.09 445 _Fobr= D À very graceful compliment was that Stationary, Locomotive and Upright Boflers or roro ray Emith, Esqu, Manager Bam senses side.re an 7.000.K 0 TEL B R U N SW | 0 K paid to Mrs.Blanche Ronsevelt, the Ameri- Portable Engines and Boilers, Manager Canadian 'Eank of Commerce FANCY PLAID DRESS CGOODS wml 6% i.Henri de AL and 6 can authoress, by the Russian Ambassador Mantreal, 1.0 saultau-Recolci Boul 9.0) 2.15 .to Great Britain, Jetore Leaving Se =.LEONARD & SONS STRATHY BROTHERS VELVETEENS ULSTERINGS 200|.\u2026.flo snd Pont Viau 735) sn Fifth Avenue, New York etersburg ho asked the Czariva what gi outremont.| 13° v ra The homens of mith and she STATIONERY, PRINTING.EFC INVESIMENT BROKERS BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, all sizes lé (Li 8, Jean Baptiste\u201d de Le vas TB}4 most fashionable and centrally located aid: \u201csocce c00000) TL otel has been renova ; beautiful ladies in London,\u201d When the [MENBERS MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE] MAT IT WA RES \u2014\u2014\u2014 9.15) 7.00, Mile End.and Cote &t.5.15 and is now re-opened under management of Ruan Fmpres received be if aa found THE BEST T3 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST, MONTREAL = no 80/0010 SE Vouis \u201cuoie| 79 2-15 European plans: This hotel is the favorite ve small pictures o 00! , = ri for Canadians, different poses grouped around a larger one AND Business strictly confined to commission.R Lo) U 1 L LO N 8 KI D G LOV ES.Josenh i nel & Michel ast.Leonard fp CHELL KINZLER SOUTHGATE of the Princess of Wales, Coupons cashed, and dividends collected and Jouvin cut.\u201cRe siored \u201clettere| ren] 218 \u2019 Proprietors > remitted.Interest allowed on deposits over must be sted 15 Comtortab e Rooms, $ perday; Board,$2 SOME FEATURES OF FASHION.one thousand dollars, remaining ove #sven minutes earlier, per day.a , + pée \u2018 days, subject to draft at sight.Stocks, bond {18 9.16 NOSITED STATES.The present season\u2019s dress promises to be ST ATI 0 ER and securities bought and sold, 9.8) © State,and the South- 158 R 0SS M 0 R E = H 0 U S E or more gorgeous than ever before.In the Special attention given to investmont, ontrea 9.85).Trop.Albany.Rouversl 7.80 27.00 CORNWALL Ont early part of the century one or two rich OF ALL KINDS WILL BE FOUND Correspondents\u2014 \u2019 val.POI rares 628] 8.30 owns sufficed a woman for all social fetes, \u2014AT\u2014 Goedbody, Glyn & Dow, New York, ' +52 «ev.[ROUsSe\u2019s Point an .; .Now womau is gorgeous in à different gown ° 9 Blake Bros, & Co , Bosion, A 88 9.15/ Boston Mas Sar.= Ta 3 50 The one Roome, lloctrie: Light, cas, hot : on every occasion.Panmure Gordon, Hill 4! Oo.England Fire Insurance at Current Rater.8.45,.New En land States, I ® and cold baths, everyihing new ; ; ; ; Xcept Maine.|eers.: Princess dresses are coming in again, and 80 0 INSON S ! STI: 731.Portland 1 : the faultlessly formsd, graceful women will ° ° \u2014 Prompt Settlement Guaranteed by the\u201dHistory of The- .the\" New \u201cEngiand oo GEV.ROSS, = = = Proprietor.joi A tif! Aress recently fini ates,exc'p M.0 in hot versal: a We ay and ous New Stationery Store D.LORN M:cDOUGALL & co.8,15| 9.15/(a) Western ana Pact- -.2 A FULL DINNER FOR 25e.© universally popul oy th sia; ni CORNER OF 80 Btates.oeel 8.100 7.00 How Can You Do X¢?rows.5 gold braid, aoû having a bortha and à St-Pet STOCK BROKERS, © REGISTERED LTTERS must be posted If the question asked by hundreds who dine | Be een yallow crepon.Notre Dame and St-Poter rons& MacDovears, Mans monranaz OF EDINBURCHESTABLIED 1805 15 minutes earlier at the ST.KIMO, My ppsvor 18 mumbors ts | Ball gowns are once more made long.Brook EXCHANG! \" IRs otal Car ers Een LIL 8:15 8, Th 38d cail'atbhie | Velvets, soft bengalines, rich brocades, and MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING, Fire reserve equal to three years\u2019 Income making it one of the a.m.8t.Elmo Restaurant rd crepe de chine are worn by married women; 11 and 13 St.Bacrament street, .; .(B) Postal Car open till 7:30 a.m.Corner MeGill and Recellet-street, i i i t reliabl d b Canad REGISTERED LÉTTER MAIL for the N' Js chiffon, thin crepe, aod occasionaily tulle, bay &nd sell all securities quoted in.Montrea INOSU reliable companies doing business in Canada.neland : 4 © Now T A.LYNCH, Prop by girls.Bodices and skirts are often New York and Boston.Bonds of all kinds Enslan CS ES Boston, Now iE and , .\u2018 rn osed only at 3:20 m.! made in one.Basques are surrounded bya INQ OID STOCKS bought 204 sold.Bond business especially HEAD OFFICE - « - MONTREAL Portiand, Me.7 p.m.y p.- PY) : bouillonne, and a frill of flowers.Bodices Correspondents:\u2014Goodbody, Glyn & Dow GREAT BRITAIN, ETC, (2 ersoll Rock rill Co are full and drawn in at the waist on cords wh New Yori: Blake Bros Boston.à Co.A I I \u2019 A Y I J oO RR B RO S - Théredey Janerz Dominion Line, (a) 7.30 p m, à = ad > ° ; let 231 nts for A.Bossevain 3 m= ; sd \u2018 T or held in by a corsele belt of cloth of Prices away helow,whau sterdam, Holland; Blake, Bowevain % Co, General Agents By Umbria, Cunard Line, 8 pm, Friday, % OF CANADA, 3 gold.Skirts are simpis, with & ruche at you have been London, England January 2.>» the froLt, and there is no posssble doubt paying poy Tucaday January du Ireland (0) 3 Mami actireos Ct that paniers are to be the mode of the im- * \u2014 _ By , .mediate future, te with ' wis : The a oe ; G, vu 3 > moe Janu ROCK Sleeveless jackets, with Basques cut up sai y Circassian, an Line, (a) pm, 8 \u2019 hursday, , ; tabs, are applied to smart dresses made high Sicily Asphaltum Paving Company Ty Bomanuary 8.Line, 3pm, Friday, DRILLS, to the throat.One in tangerine yellow satin, - January 9., à À COMPRESSOHS brocaded, with black velvet over a loose Montreal pu} Britannio, White Star Line, for Ireland x dd : \u2019 fronted\u2019 blouse of black lace.with long At and Under Cost \u2014 [ By er ap & plannary ri m; Monday 3} Stcam Hoists, _ ,' sleeves, is worn with a skirt of yellow crepe, 0.000 E 1 white and Sidewalks, Cellgrs Floors , Tards, etc, Jémaary 18., , Monday, Botiors & General Another coat, the basque of which reaches 35@.nyelopes, ry Pawed with Limmer Rock Asphalt Mastic, Today Fanaa: [Lloyd Line, 7am, Supp., Mining hips, is called the M.colored, No.6 and Ne.7, at y, January 13.far below the hipa, cal e Montespan By Sarnia, Dominion Line, (a) 7.80 pm, Machinery, It has no waist seam, the bodice and the e Doll 1000 \u2018 Thursday, January 15, : ; ; - ne Dollar per Streets Paved with By Etruri Explonives- basque being cut in the same piece, and ite M Sicilian Rock Asph Janaary 16.& Cunard Line, 8 p m, Friday, A, OF elegance lies in its fit and its waistcoat ree Worth Double the Money At lowest prices and work guaranteed.\u2018By Lahn.N.G.Lloyd Line, 3 p m, Tuesday 153 Batierier, splendent witü gcld needlework on a white | Æ#-Send for samples.Send for circulars and rices, Æ January X s > , PR Eh TTY RE Fasce, ground.a OFFICE AND MILLS ; 1y het: H Tisareday Jaan, Allan Line, [a] 7.00 pm, WGEM 5e Ac.ao.Sleeves are tat high on the shoulder, Mille ui, mph SAE 1 By Gallia, Cunard Line,3 p m Friday, Janu- SE though without exazgeration.Two distinet MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO.10,12 & 14 ill-street ii ayæ , Vs Naa styles prevail\u2014one cut wide at the top only Stationers, Blank Book Makers = To 5 ¢ By Germanie, White Star, for Ireland, (b).; ; ; , , Januar er EEE | re Ns Damo | 0227, MoPherson & Co DOMINION BRIDGE COMPANY, LIMITED | iiss mm arm; the other a divi sleeve of eq .- ; ! width to the elbow, where it is gathered into 1755 & 1787 Notre Dame-st.Wholesale Iron.Steel, and General Hard- Cal gpg January 26.\u2019 MES ST Merchants Qué y maa grloya Line Supp, 7am, 202 ST.JAN wn : ; .: \u2018 .are - a gauntlet.All long sleeves, whether tight ;.MONTHBAL, rare Mercian \u2026 IRON BRIDGES AND STANDARD IRON WORKS By Werra, N.G, Lloyd Line, [c] 6 pm, - k or puffed, trimmed or lain, transparent or: ESTABLISHED : TWENTY-FOURTU 388, 390 & 392 St.Psul Street : Thursday, January 9.A Skin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever.ue, come well over the wrist.ESTABLISHED FOURTH Montreal, \u201cx ine Locks.hed by the Canadian | #7 Oregon.Dominion Line, (17.30 pm, ¢ opaque, ; CS Works Office at Lachine , Que., reached by the Can Thursday, January 29.DR.T.FELIZ GOUBAUD'S » The latest thing in wedding rings will THE @ | a Iron & Steel Stores De Bresoles st .\" .By Werta, N.G.Lloyd Liné Supp: 7 o de scarcely appes! to the sentimental bride who ERN T ! 0 \u2014\u2014 | Pacific and Great Northwestern Telegraphs, which run direct to the Friday Jamin) i pp: am, ORIENTAL CREAM, OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER, cherishes the psculiar distinctiveness of the - Ni \u2018 A REAL ESTATE.office, or by Bell Telephone 8208A and Federal Telephone 23004.iso 5 FBANCE.! Removes Tan, Pimples i i a \u2026\u2014\u2014\u2014 f a signs in ron An LaBretagne, Gen.Tr.Atl, Li ne,8 p, m, plain gold band.A litle ride bas started \u2019 PB) te on La CO Iris PP and Link ee RIVILed Truss Wôrk, Trestles, Swimæ Thursday, January L , Frookles, Motn- the now fashion of the marriago ring being.ALLAVAY M.NOLAN de LISLE, [isis tnd tatics isn of sod ni Subs init wh Lee arte | Tube Tr Atl.Line, 6 prm., alien Bagh inlaid with blue enamel, and the tide has: ' î 1 \u2018Eyebars, or any and all kinds of Structural Iron Work.- Thursday, January 8, : \u2019 3% eases, and ovary turned frem using the, plain circlet to em- AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, Our stock In hand comprises steel beams, angles.tees, channels, plates, rolled edge flats, By La Champagne, Gen.Tr.Atl.Line, 8 p.emish on i he style of ring each bride may .ARTINE - Bars, rivets, rounds, etc.Iron beams, bars, squares, rou nds, turnbuckles, rivets, erc, .m., Friday, January 16, #14 beauty, and deploying the sty! 8 STE AM - N AYIG A 1 IR RKoom No.38 Fraser Bullding, We are ihe only importers in Canada who keep & regular salaried inspector in England, y Bourgogne, Gen.Tr.Atl, Line, 6 p.fiifles detection.; happen to fancy anit ghoose.cit and we guarantee to furnish you with just what you order.m., Thursday, Janwary?2g, - ! Buttons are once more beginning to as- : (PUBLISHED MONTHLY) No.45 St.Saerament Street 7/27 On {ts virtues Hi All material is tested and inspected at the mills before.shipment or we can do testing at By La Breta, goe; Gen.Tr.Ath Lins, 6 p.m., has stood the j x ; ; 8], & s, and test reports ean be Thursday, January 2 test of 40 years; sert themselves on outdoor jackets, and for- ME ONLY RECOONIZ D RAILWAY QUIDE ur orks vn our testing machine _[Emerv\u2019s], capacity \u2019 por X Mails 7 A Noy fortunate is the woman who has treasured up OF THE CT .SMITION MONEY TO ] OAN Tarnished desir red.; : old and rare sets of them.The Princess of Ti, inex has, - + Bermuda, 2; 15, 22, 29, and is 80 harm.aa ere ; .| Bahama fsiands,, 15, 29.Jose vre tante it Wales has a penchant for artistic buttons, Sontaine the Later: - wz à coliable from ON CITY PROPERTY AND GOOD FARMS.\u2014 THR \u2014 Mexican Slates, s 10, 17, 24, 31.properly made 1 Co i cine »3, .| and has the fines\u2019 collection of jewelled gold-\u2018 SEE St: and seu rate B.HUTCHINS & CO.?silver,-and carved buttons in the world, in- - (TE a HAY cluding a ses consisting of crimson carbun- SAZETTEES OF TE od! ON QF CANADA similar name.Moncton Sugar Refining Co., Ltd.fica : : Jamaica an Guatemala, 9, 27.ed np ; ; = Seo adie DEI The Niréward Islands direct, 10,31, 31, / - Sayer, said to à cles set in oxidized silver, recently present- - ing an Alphabetical List of Rarivay, S1camérané \u2018 a e Mexican es, 10, 20, the haut- atlent): \u201cAs von ladies will | ed by her sister, the Empres of Rusia, Migep Alms isin am | À 4 BEGADES MONCTON, NB.| Rene Amerioe ana on Rent Ge die il elves domo tops lll IER FIP SACOM \u2014\u2014 Cape Hayti and 81.Boni ngo 15 Bato mond, nam ober 13 Also Poire Sub iHices, PO.Bay.roam - \u201c ' Ï ci \u201clord ridion babie In shy diye of the Triad Bière amd Brad.SE RE Le eee colored riding babits in the days of the the G+ te 2 A \u2019 Jamaica and Hayts, 17.For snle by all Trruggists and Fancy Goods Dealers empire.\u201c RAVIGLS, 3, SHWRS ra es e ne ugars al ÿ ru ps Sabie i; Burbadegs and Demerara, 16,30, Wronahont Fha 11.8.Panatra nus Hate 9.4.8.= pe nv .Jemai , ; AA LACT eat iE BHO .ntigge, 30.sl i So much has been saido &.Loon 8303 Ch Est ERs and DoOC J ee Soa 2 } Sah cave San Franoweo for Australia, | ; water that the bli ing a FRU > PURCHASE RS FREE .Jan 10.Sendwich Islands 24 80; China an i ° ; © } j public are consuming a = FEIIS ; : : Japan.0% nds, 2, 10, 30; w sat i .Yh 1 __0ncellers, snd dy We Guarantee our Sugar to be Absolutely Pare and no Adult.Mails leave.V: C., for Chi 1 OST FAIT17G MANHOOD} } very large quantity but the troubles mOi te Me ES Tama che Steam.| ave Vanpou ver, B.C., : na an ET LOL NERVOUS DÉBITITYS = that in many cases it is far from being Newi Lents = aa am eration of any kind used in their manufaeture, Japan Jan.30.ee _ L 1 ge gatnessof Body and Min sa ; 3 + 1 * ef Errorsor Exce n or Youn ,( the genuine article.The Bt.Leon Mine § cnavai Susse\u201cpiion, 89.50, Payabtoin Advance JOHN EL.HARRIS.President, C.P.HARRIS, Treasurer, J.RPIEILIIL ER oui MOT Lo Leone Le color at 4 eral Water Company have just iesued an uv SRHATIONAL Quine Q JOHN McKENZIE, Sccretary.- | \u2019 Ee tailing ROBE TREATMENT\u2014Beasts in & days : new label which will be found upon all of SunLISHERS ca & 18 ON THE WRAPPER.Land Surveyor, ful Ace, TE rat aa in = | out whioh nous age genuine 20 Mit | L WEAYEE way OU MONTREAL ; { MONCTON\" NEW BRUNSWICE or.JAMES STREET \u201c= sis MEDIO 60.BUFFALO.Ÿ .% «QU.Gox \u2018 - ree - .RS 8 - NEWS SCARCE ON © ELECTION DAY.Æ Piece Of Falling Ice May Cost The City A Thousand , Dollars.SENTENCED FOR ROBBING A HOTEL Montreal's Young Parliamentarians To Indulge In The Luxury Of À Comersazione.St.James Club is to be enlarged.The new Board of Trade ooancil will meet tu-day.The late Rev.Dr.Stevenson\u2019s funeral will take place to-day.The time has expired for receiving the plans for the new Board of Trade build- mg.The man Dubois, who sie a quantity of fish, was Yesterday sensencad to three montbs im Jail.Judge Burbidge of the Supreme Court, will sit in the Exchequer Court this morning.An addition will soon be built to the already extensive prensises occupied by the St.Mary's College.The work of the Montreal Gas company in boring for natural gas in Hoches2ga has been discontinued.Mr.James Austin, of Toromta, was rather badly -hurt by falling ice on St.Jeaes street ves erday afiernoen.Emile Carriers, a St.Justin de Newton \u2018fermer, is under arrest in this city on a Charge of \u2018defrauding a Montreal grain dealer.It is reported that St.Henri has Bouglit-a considerable portion of the water works of Sie Cunegonde, for the - gum of $280,000.Mr.J.F.Black, stationer, 2337 St.*~.Catherine-street, bus been arrested one wharge of arson.It is elaimed.that he \u2018get tire to his steve, -A beggar named McDonald received.a *enteuce of six months yestarday for _êtealing & nox of rubber in the: store of A.Boyd & Son while soliciting charity.The superintendent of the Protestant House of Industry and Refage acknowl- - \u2018edge \u2018with thanks from fron Messrs.Leonard Bros., two barrels of fish; Miss Remsey, 85 worth of clothing purchased at Industrial Rooms; Bir.K, B.Angers, ; *parcel ef clothing.- Quantors Appointed.\u2018In tho case of Lindsay, Gilmour & Ca, -æ@ 1neeting of ereditors was held yester- \u2018day, which eesulted ia Messrs.Kent & Turcotte being named curators, and Messrs, J.Murray Smith, Jas.Elliott, #.\\Vineberg, A.M.Crombie and J.McD.Haines, inspectors.Eassy#Vhen You Can Do Ft.\u201cThe Diogenes\u201d is the name of a new puzzle inverted by Mr.John Aussem: of of the \u2018Windsor Hotel newstore.It is an ingenious device, the puzzle being te take a ripg off a double string.Ina .few -dpys probably people will ibe -racking thes brains to discoverihow it it is dene.ce : Ghoosing a.\u20acuarator.\u2018McLachlan Bros:\u2019 creditors held a \"meeting yesterday morning.Mr.W.A.' Caldwell was chosen.as curator,and.the .following gentlemen aro the inspectors :.Messrs.J.Murray Smith, J.8 Mere-j + dith, Jas.Eliott, D.Morrice, Charles ,.R.Black, A, M.Crombie, Thomas D.Bell, \u2018F.Boas and-Sam.Coulson.-At the Government Offices, The Hon.Mesers.Robidoux, Langelier, \u201c «Duhamel amd Boyer were at the Gevern- iment offiers yesterday morning and received a nnmber of callers.It was expected that a fuil meatixg of the Cabinet would be held in order 4o receive a.depu- \u2018tation of the governors ef the Protestant \u2018Hospital for the Insane, but the interview was postponed.\u2018To-aight\u2019s Convensazione, The Monireal Parliamentary Debating\u2019 society hold their firet annual conver- a8azione intthe Fraser Institute hall this