The Montreal herald, 20 janvier 1892, mercredi 20 janvier 1892

[" ie 2188 REP EE TILL ee Tee AE Lord à 3 AL, ere > it all aire ion its; ail, Che 3tloni eal Tferald MONTREAL WEDNESDAY JANUARY 20 1893 TE 3 CENTS 86 PRR YEAR V1GHA \\ FIFTH YEAR NO!6 THE NEWS.\u2014 The general of the Order of Jesuits is dying at Rome.In the Peel bye-election polling has been fixed for Feb.4.The new Khedive of Egypt will shortly make à tour of Europa.Three more Banco Lusitano direstors bave been arrested in Lisbon.Professor Lovering, of Harvard University, has succumbed to the grip.Manitoba temperance workers are holding a convention at Winnipeg.Frauds have been discovered in con- pection with public works in Brazil, The trial of M, B.Curtis (\u201c Sam\u201d of P.ssn\u201d\u201d) was postponed again at San Francisco yesterday till Monday next.Colonel Ben Croninshield, of Boston, a veteran of the late war, expired in Buston.At C.tlettsbug, Ky, seven men were ki led and six injured by the explosion of a powder mill.A general mourning for the Duke of Clarence has been ordered tbroughout the Can:dian forces.The tri « of taeelection pro\u2018est againgt Mr, C.8.Hymn, M.P, for London, was resumed yesterday.Many miners were entombed for six Lours in a burning mine near Glasgow, but all were rescued alive.A spow-storsn in Spain yesterday puta siepto a rdfllrcad and telegraphic ocom- munication with France.Fire caused \u2018sad havoc with the business portion of Cortland, N.Y.Two- thirds of it was destroyed.The Northwest Assembly will ask the Dominion Government to establish an insane agylum for the Territories.Tennessee militia now guarding convicts at the Coal Creek mines expsct à battle to the death with the miners.Shocks of earthquake were folt yesterday on the island of Zante and in varions districts of the Peloponnesus.\u2018l'he Czarewitch's Famine Committee will purchase 10,000 horees to replace farmers\u2019 animals killed on account of the famine.The London Times advises Newfoundland to make friends with Canada and negotiate a treaty with both Canada and the States.East Elgin Patrons of Iadustry met at Aylmer yesterday and decided not to \u2018bring out a candidate in the forthcoming bye-election.The belief is growing in Washington that Chili bas no intention of apologising to the States, and much talk of war con; tinues to be indulged.Fighting Joe Wheeler and Congressman Boutelle have resolved not te fight.Boutelle says it was in fun, and Wheeler says: \u201cAll right, that ends it.\u201d \u2018Lhe cutters of Shillabar & Co, Lynx, Mass., have struck for a reduction in the amount of work required of them, from 1 nety pairs to eighty pairs per day.Deputy Attorney-General Isaac Maynard is said to be slated as judge of the Court of Appeals, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Chief Justice Ruger, The funeral of the late Duke of Clarence to-day will not be of a military char acter.The Prince ot Wales objected to exposing the troops to the severe \u2018weather.The inaugural meetings of the various City Councils of Ontario were held yesterday.Several passed resolutions expressing regret at the death of the Duke of Clarence.M.Constans has intimated his readiness to meet any interpellation in the French Chamber of Deputies in regard to the alleged scandal with which the name of Gen.Brugere is connected.M.Ribot announces that France will land the crews of her war vessels at Tangier if the Europeans in that city are endangered by the native rebels or if the sailors from other warships are landed, The editor of an English paper pub lished at Jehannesburg, in the Trans vaal, has been msbbed for attacking the character of the late Duke of Clarence and Avondale.Two hundred sailors and many officers of the British Mediteranean fleet are in the hospital at Malta prostrated with influenza, and there are 250 additiona \u2014\u2014 FROM THE QUEEN CITY, Funeral Observances in Toronto\u2014Sir Daniel Wilson Improving in Health, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Toronto, Jan.19.\u2014Grand Chief Wing- field, of the Sons of Scotland, has cabled a8 follows to the Prince of Wales: \u201cGrand Camp, Sons of Scotland, of Canada and the United States, respectfully tende you mcstsincere sympathy on the deat - of the Duke of Clarence and Avonda'e God bless you and yours in this grea gorrow.\u201d The mayor has requested that the cit church bella be tolled from 10 to 11 o\u2019clock to-morrow merning, and that all business be suspended as far as possible between these hours, as a mark of respec\u2019 to th late Duke of Clarence.The publi schools will be closed also to-morrow from H till 14 ir Daniel Wilson is reported considerably better to-day.po Chess.Moss, Q.C., was taken home frem Osgoode hall to-day seriously ill.Two physicians are attending him, John Black, of Hamilton Township; who died here yesterday at the residence of his son, was for nearly 60 years a resident of Cobourg, He will be buried there to-morrow.W.8.McLay, B.A., has resigned the fellowship in Italian and Spanish in the University of Toronto, and accepted the position of modern language lectarer in Vancouver College, Vancouver, B.C.Robert Yorston, an old citizen of Toronto, and for a quarter of a century: connected with the customs.here, died this morning, at the age of 90, City Clerk Blevins is down with la grippe, and is dangerously ill.Assessment Commissioner Maughan, who was yesterday hardly expec'ed to recover, is somewhat better to-day, Bishop O'Mahoney is still fighting hard for life.A day or two ago his death appeared almost certain ; now he has a chance of recovery.Col.Alexander, head of the scheme for reclaiming Ashbridge\u2019s Bay; John Y: Reid, city printer; R.L.Patterson, ty founder; T.E, Moberley, editor of The Week; and Sergeant Reburn, are among others laid aside by illness, Hon.J.A.Chapleauhas letter in The Mail this morning denying most emphatically that he in any Way encouraged or assisted the enquiry into the affairs of the Public Works Department last seseion, and insisting upon a denial of the statement.The funeral of the late Mrs.John Beverley Robinson, cf WilliamSmith,an old York pioneer, and of Lieut.-Col.Miller, took place this afternoon.The Queen\u2019s Own Rifles attended that of the last named, Mayor Goldie, of Guelph, telegraphed Mayor Fleming this morning askirg what arrangements Toronto propos d touching the Duke of Clarence\u2019s funeral, The mayor decided to ssk that the stores of the city should be closed at the bour of the funeral and the bells of the ty be tolled for an hour.The Observances as St.John, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.ST.Joux, N.B., Jan.19\u2014The mayor has requested the citizens to close their blinds to-morrow between 12 and 1 in their residences and places of business out of respect to the dead Duke, Flags are to be at half mast from sunrise on all public buildings,and the church bells and fire bells are to be tolled from 12 to 1.The Municipal Council passed resolutions of condolence at the meeting this afternoon to be forwarded to the Queen, WORKED THE NATIONAL END.After the Oolored Comes the Italian Evidence in the London Election Case.THE FUNNY ANSWERS GIVEN There Were Little Partios and Concerts for the Sons of Sunny Italy as Well as for the Colored Gentlemen\u2014Of Course There \u2018Was Great Interest Taken in Their Welfare Just Then, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, LoxvoN, Ont., Jan.19.\u2014Whea court opened this morning their lordships announced that they would allow th: amendment to charge 234, on which decision was reserved yesterday.Thos.Macdouald, police constable, was on duty at the Waterloo-street school meeting on the night prior to the election and saw no disorderly conduct.Jobn Reid, member of tha ecolorad band, gave evidenre corroborative of what previous witnesses had stated in regard to various meetings held in the interests of the colored vote.A sharp argument took place over the admission of evidence relating to certain siatements said to bave teen made by Halpin to induce the witness to- attend the Waterloo-stre et meeting, in which Mr.Biake\u2019s ovjection was sustained.At the eecond meeting Halpin and Darkin carried in a clothes basket containing about two dczem bottles of ale and passed within a few feet of Mr.Hyman, while that gentleman was addressing the meeting.Witness said Mr.Hyman could not have failed to observe the beer, and before leaving the meeting he (Hyman) remarked he would leave them in good hands and hoped they would have a good time.George Campbell, poiice constable, was on duty on the morning of March 5 at tbe Waterloo-street school, and observed nothing disorderly.Fred Phœnix (colored) varied the monotony by his typical answers,but added nothing materially to the evidence.Thomas Throgmorton, late secretary of the colored band, was called upon to produce the band\u2019s business books, but as he had handed all apers over to his successor, who on Pelng called for failed to answer, charges 1 to 17 were entered upon, in which the Ttalian colony is alleged to have been looked after by Mr.Hyman\u2019s agents in much the same manner as the colored colony.Angelo Daibra made a maaful attempt to mae'r the English language and, with considerable coaching on the part of the learned counsel, got along preity well.Mr.Osler was very anxious to know how John Cowan, ons of Hymau\u2019s agents, happened to be at one of the meetings, and on being pressed for an answer he said be sapposed he got there \u201con both feet,\u201d wnersupon Mr.Osler concluded that ne was nos so badly posted in the language after all.At one of the meetings Mr.Hyman was present and, as Mr, Dalbra put it, \u201cMade no politice ; just say \u2018glad see all unite; you do goo: for me I good d» for you\u2019\u2014 that all\u201d This witness\u2019 evidence caused a great deal of merriment, In the afternoon Peter Birtwistle, jeweller, said he took an actiye part in the Italian quarter, but was not an a:eat of Mr.Hyman\u2019s.He had been a Conservative all bis life, but in the last election worked for himself.He had supplied the beer consumed at the Ita:iian mret- ings for which he paid about twenty dollars.Witness gave C.W.Radd, a tea- ant of his, about forty dollars to spend in getting votes, but po account was to be given of rhe details of the expenditure.After tbe nominations Mr.Hyman canvassed the witness, but was told to keep away, which ended the interview.Mr.Hyman hast no knowledge of his intentions, W'iiness said that a few years ago the Cunserva- tive Government had robbed him of $8000.For a time he expected to have this loss made good, but when he found this was not to be he determined to strike back and do his utmost to defeat the Conservative candidate at the next election.Mr.Osler desired to know what the witness meant by saying the Conservatives had robbed bim.The witness went on to explain certain monsy trapsactions in connection with the building of the military barracks here by which he considered he had been robbed.Jno, Cowan, hardware clerk, an agent of Mr.Hyman\u2019s,was quite intimate with several of the Italians in the colony and did some electioneering among them.On election day he escorted half a dozen Italians to the polls, but treated no one on election day.H.Digman, solicitor, one of Mr.Byman\u2019s scrutineers, was at the Italian party held the night previous to the election, where he sang \u201cAnnie Rooney\u201d and assisted in drinking to Mr.L.Hy- man\u2019s health.He did not consider the meeting as political.Dominick Cusolito piloted John Cowan in the colony on the day of the election and saw nothing illegal done.Charge 40 to 56 includes what is known as the \u201cIrish group.\u201d Jno.McKenzie, a Con- gervative, told what he knew about a couple of meetings he attended at which liquor was served by Ed.Shea, an agent of Hyman\u2019e.\u20184 El 8.Jarvis, clerk of the 9th Division Court, lent Thomas Steele, a school teacher at Evlyn, $4 to enable him to drive into the city and vote; for Hyman.This sum has not been repaid, A letter was produced dated March 4, which Mr.Jarvis recognized as his writing.This letter required Mr.Steele to be sure and come to the city and vote;that he would nct be tle loser.The letter was signed Mice\u201d and the writing disguised, but the authorship was discovered by a pe- cuniarity in the stroking of the letter «T.\u201d The letter was written entirely on the witness responsibility.Mr.Blake submitted that agency was nct proven.Mr.Osler argued that Mr.Jarvis\u2019 presences on the piaiform the evening Mr.Hyman was nominated, and at other meetings showed that he was reagonably an agent.Their Lordships decided to hear evidence bearing on Committee man Niles\u2019 conversation with | Elis Jarvis, and the charge was held pen to-morrow.Charges 68 to 72 relate to & Cha:ge 01 bribing A.McGinnis, laborer, by M.J.Morkin.Arch McGinmis declared that be had borrowed 25 cents from some one in Mr.Morkins\u2019barroom the evneing before the election, but had not been bribed.Thomas Morkir,hotelkeeper, knew nothing material regarding McGinnis.The charge will be finished in the morning The court adjourned at 6 p.m.until 10 a.m.to-morrow._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 NEWS FROM WASHINGTON, The Political Affairs of Our Neighbors to the South of Us.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.WASHINGTON, Jan.19.\u2014One of tha amiable forefathers of puritan persuasion innocently relates that being in \u201c this new country\u201d he discovered a strange gray-colored fruit as big es balf & bushel measure pendai t \u2018o a tres, and that when he plucked it a great swarm of stinging ingects came from it and gave him great pain by their vicious attacks.Mr, Springer finds that he has been trying > piuck some of the same sort of fru t in the house, and the hornets are sounding their music about bis ears.There is undoubtedly a growing sentiment in the House in favor of some uunderstand- ing by which a fight over the silver question may be avoided, but it has not taken any tangible form as yet.Whatever is done will not be done in antagonism to the silver men, but will be with their consent and chiefly by their action.If free coinage agitation is avoided in this Congress it will not be upon the argument that silver coinage is an evil to be shunned, but upon the grounds that there is another work to be done just now which will require about all the attention of vhe Democratic party until it is disposed of, and that the silver question should wait to come up in the order of its importance.In other words they want to finish sawing their wood before they begin splitting it.The advance gua of the Woman\u2019s Suffrage Association was fired lass night and the convention will be a centre f 1n- terest durirg this week.It is proposed to amend the constitution of the association by raising the fee of a life member to $100 instead of 850, which gives him or her the right to vote.This was followed by considerable discussion, some of the ladtes saying that it showed the New York boodle plan of buying votes.It was announced that a souvenir spoon was now ready, which had Miss Susan B.Anthony\u2019s head on the handle and ivscribed with the words \u201cPolitical equality!\u201d This, one of the ladies remarked, was better than having Miss Anthony\u2019s valuable head ona charger.The conven'ion, has, as usual, brought together a number of distinguished women, and the program of the session presents an array of most interesting papers and discussions, t is probable that a favorable turn has occurred in the tide f the Behring Sea controversy that may pat an end to the stagnation that has occurred of late in the negotiations.Last week the statas of the case was very unsatisfactory to this government.The state of tlings was about as follows: It had been agreed to leave the matter for adjustment to à board of seven arbitrators, of whom one should represent Great Britain proper, one shculd stand for Canada, two for the United States, and the bard should be completed by thres men.of & neutral position, eelected from impartial sources outside of tbe three csuntries.Bat Lord Salisbury had persistentiy nezlected to nomineste three persori- t till the neutral positions, and the inivrence was strong that his delay was calculated to harass thia Government by pos: poning a solution of the problem to so far distant a time that the modus vivendi will have to be re-enacted in order to secure a pesceful sealing suason.The feeling of this Government became apparent to the Britisn Minister here yesterday, and it is understood that he made haste to assure the Secretary that no further useless delay would occur, Mr.Hertert, of Alabama, yesterday introduced a bill to repeal section 1218 of the Revised Statutes, which prevents the appointments as army officers of all who aided the late Confederate States.The prompt passage of this bill, Mr.Herbert said, would put the government in a position to call into service veterans ot the laie war, South as well as North, and enable the government to avail itself of the experience of all citizens of whatever section in case of emergency.An attack is to be made in the presant Congress upon the pension laws with the hope of reducing the annual expenditures in tbis direction from $138,000,000 to $38,000,000 or at most $50,000,000.The movement will not be inaugurated by the members cf Congress, but will be the work of an organized body of loyal soldiers who believe that reform is necessary, and that millions are being expended annually for pensions to men who have no right to the money.The cardinal, principle of this organization is a competency to those permanently disabled or unable to earn their living, and nothing to the men who can either by their hands or their brains support themselves and their families.The organization which proposes this revolution in pension matters had its inception in Washington, where it has been working for some, quietly bnt effectively, It is known as the Society of Loyal Volanteers.Meetings for the Farmers.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, RgxrrEew, Ont, Jan.19.\u2014The South Renfrew Farmers\u2019 Institute met yesterday, and notwithstanding many members were absent at the morning session, in consequence ofthe meetings of the new townships councils and some funerals, there was a fair attendance to bear Prof.Mills and Messrs.Fraser and Hebborn.The Model Hall was crowded to-day, being half filled with ladies 1n- terested in butter making and the exh - bition of & cream separator explained and operated by Mr.and Mrs.A, A, Wright.Altogether the meeting was a decided success.settee Their Oldest Resident Dead, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.BELLEVILLE, Jan.19.\u2014Miss Affa Revis, the oldest resident of this city, died on Sunday, She \u2018was upwards of 99 years of age, There was a heavy fall of snow last night, and the roads are drifted consid 2r- ably.\u2014\u2014 WILL COME TO MONTREAL: It Is Understood in Quebec That the Commissioners Will Make That Move.\"THE WORK DONE YESTERDAY Mr.Dumoulin, Cashier of ths Bangue du FPeuple, Given an Order to Examine Documents of Pacaud, Chas.Lavgelier and Other Ex-Ministers to See Whether a Certain A mount was Credited, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, QUEBEC, Jan.19.\u2014At the Royal Come mission to-day several witness:s were examined, but nothing special was done until Mr.Dumoulin, cashier of the Bane que du Peuple, was examined, He togti- fied to the letter of credit in his possession tothe amount of $6130.He was then asked to state in whose favor the deposit of $11,125, made by the bank ia the St.Roch\u2019s branch in February, 1891, was made.\u2018This was the same question which Lavoie yesterday refused to answer without consulting tbe legal adviser.An order was giveu to Mr.Damoulin to examine documents of Pacaud and Chas.Langelier and other ex-ministers aud see whether this $11,125 had not been put to their credit, to reappear at two o'clock and state the result.Mr.Lafrance, cashier of the National Bank, wss re-examioed and gave evidence anent several lettsrs of cre nt, and produced several held by the bank to the amount of $36,325.Mr.Machin, Deput: -Provincial Treasurer, produced severa.docaments gent to the treasury department from tae public works in the mont: of January, 1891, and produced a letter from Mr.Des marais, M.P.P.for the county of St.Hyacinthe, to Bon.Mr.Garneau, Minister of Public Works, recommending the county rail way company to his favorable considera tion as one that was honeetly and vigor- cusly pushing its work, and asking that its subsidy be passed without delay, as they were needed so as to heip 1t on, and that checks for the amount then due be made in the name of the manager, Mr.W.Mitchell, who was racommerded by Mr.Watts, M.P.P.The witness further produced a reply from Mr, E.Moreau, of the Railway Department, advising Mr, Demarais that his request had been favorably considered and that the min.igter consented all the more readily to have the check made out in Mr.Mitchell\u2019g name as the Provincial Secretary had already accepted ar order from him to repay certain advances made him by outaiders.Mesers.Falurdeau & Paquet, tanners, made ap assignment yesterday, Liani- lities, diver $49,000; assets abou $31,000 The priscipal creditors are: Drum estate, $10,000; G.Rochette, $8000; Quebeo Corporation, $4446; Banque Nationale, $6000; E.Turgeon, $1661; N.For.in, $1073; D.Guay $840; Banque Jacques Cartier, $892, It is generally believed here that the Royal Commiesioners will proceed tc, Montreal to-morrow, and continue their investigation in that city.2 MARITIME PROVINCE NOTES.Another Victim of the Grip\u2014Remains Found Supposed to be Those of a Murderer, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Haurrax, Jan.19.\u2014The warship Canada sailed from Bermuda yesterday for Barbadoes.Miss Janet Clarke, ei.ter of R.D, and H.B.Clarke, two weil known citizans, died suddenly to-day of heart disease, after one day\u2019s illness with la grippe.A rumor is in circulation thatthe body ofa man found some_time last winter pear Lorne, Pictou County, was that of Thompson, the Braintree, Mass., mure« derer who disappeared a year or two ago, and could never be traced.This body was found in a clump of bushes by the roadside, and though considerably decayed, was clearly the remains of a stranger and a comparatively young man.He wore an ordinary suit of tweed, and in the pockets were a small sum of money, some tobacco, and a used railway ticket from Mulgrave to New Glasgow.The remains were not claimed or identified and now circumstances give color to the report that the body was that of Thompson.The place where it was found was obscure and isolated, far from any settlement, wbere Thompson could longghave buried himself from observation.The used railway ticket would confirm the ramor circulated at the time of his disappearance that the murderer had been teen In Cape Breton.The firm of D.J.Leahy & Co, wholesale grocers, has suspended.A meeting of the creditors will be held.eens Will Not Run a Candidate, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, _Mrrrox, Ont, Jan.19\u2014At the convention to-day of the Halton Liberals, the following resolution was passed: \u201cThat whereas, Mr, John Waldie has declined the unanimous nomination of this cons vention to contest this county in the interests of the Liberal party, and inasmuch as the Patrons of Industry have nominated a candidate to contest the county for the representation of Halton in the Commons, this convention deems it inexpedient to put a candidate in the field.\u201d fetes Studied With the Late Sir John, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, HAMILTON, Ont., Jan, 19,\u2014C, A.Sadler, oue of the oldest and best known lawyers in Canada, died last night at his residence here, He waa the oldest prac ticing barrister in Ontario, having been admitted to the bar in 1847, at Kingston, where he was studying at the same time as the late Sir John A} ÿMacdona'Œ In recent years deceased has acted a3 special examiner for the court here, Mr.Sadler was 67 years of age.Poa _.ieee\" EIGHT ROUNDS WERE SPARRED.Jimmy Hurst and Billy Frazler Made a Good Showing at the Armory Last Night.MIKE LUCIE IN THE OITY, Wants to Meet Some of the Knowing Ones\u2014 Gus Lambert at Quebec\u2014The Strong Men Coming to the Country\u2014Guttenberg Racing Club Criticixed\u2014The Champion Broad Jumper of Canada\u2014{*ossip.Some 500 persons assembled at the Armory last evening to witness the eight-round glove contest between Jimmy Hurst,formerly of Montreal, and Billy Frazier of Boston.The evening\u2019s entertainment opened with a selto between Dick Guthrie and Dan Cookley and threes nice roucds were given.Next came a bout between Dan Sheehan and Galarneau, who sparred three lively rounds, after which the main event was announced.Messrs.McManus and Duane were named timekeepers, and the principals then appeared.Hurst was seconded by his brother Bob and Geo.Koester, and Frazier by his old favorite Mike Lucie and Jack Fiizpatrick.The set-fo was lively.No heavy punching wes indulged in and both men displayed the best of science.At the conclusion of the eighth round the referee declared the contest a draw.THE TURF.Two Year Old\u2019s Next Season, There are strong prospects of a great lot of 2-year-oldg next season, says a correspondent.The Santa Anita Stable is wintering four or five very handsome looking yearlings, two of which are by the most consistent performer, the Emperor of Norfolk, who was the only colt that won all of the 3-year-old events at \u2018Washington park at a single meeting.There are three yearlings by Cheviot (now owned in Tennessee) that are shaping up very nicely, but the pearl of all the Cheviots that I have any knowledge of is at Palo Alto.She js out of the most consistent producer, imp.Fair Rose, by Kisber, winner of the Derby of 1875, and Fairy Rose is the dam of Racine, whcse victory in the Oakwood Handicap at Chicago I shall regard as one of the sensational performances of the year.Besides him,Fairy Rose producad Fairy, by Argyle, and she was a good deal better tilly than her recorded p:rform- ances would at first indicate.At the Hearst farm, near San Simeon, they have several Cheviots,and Ishould not be much surpriged to hear that they had one or two as good as Osric, who won over $13,000 this year.The Maltese Villa farm is not to be left out of the calculations either, for the yearlings there are enormous fellows, several of them being by the dead hero Alta, who looked more like old Norfolk than any other colt he ever got.Mr.Winters has a very likely lot also at Reno, und«r charge of Mr.J.J.Graut.He was in town the other day and toid me that he had never had a better lot of youngsters.\u201cOur thin, dry air\u201d said Mr.Winters, \u201cgives horses unparalleled lung power, and our soil conduces toward hard and firm feet.I live in the firm belief that I will produce as good a horse in Nevada as I ever did in California, and you know that El Rio Rey out-:lass- ed all the two-year-olds of ?89.\u201d Another String.The Irish Times annoances that a syndicate with $1,000,000 capital has been formed at Chicago, \u2018to endeavor to secure Ormonde for that town.\u201d foOno of the greatest anomalies is the pedigree of Count Valensin\u2019s two fast yearlings.The yearling filly Frou Fiou which holds the world\u2019s yearling record, of 2:25}, is from pacing anc-stry straight back on the dam\u2019s side, while the fastest pacing record for a yearling/is held by Faueta, 2:223, another filly by the same sire, Sidney, and Fauasta is from standard trotting lines on both sides of her family for generations.Trainer R.C.Stinson has in his stable at Brantford, Ont, a young horse that promises to be one of tha fast green par- formers of 1892.It is a black horse Mar Caspio, foaled 1886, sired by Direcio\u201d, 2.17; dam Kate Nutwoud, by Nutwood, 2.18%; second dam Kate (dam of Home- stake, 2,141), by Volunteer; third dam Jenny (dam of Powers, 2.21), by American Star.This young horse is bred in the height of fashion and is the property of C.F.Emery.Trainer Stinson says that Mar Caspio is the right kind, and will go below 2.20 this season.\u201cCope\u201d also has some young Patrons in his stable that he says will be among the money winners in the colt stakes next fall,\u2014Cleveland Plain Dealer.Exolting Times Bxpeoted at Guttenburg Next Week, Tee World says: If the Law and Order people of Hudson County carry out their threats there will be exciting times next week at Guttenburg.The lawyers in charge cf the reform movement say that men who will be arrested will be taken to Jersey Ci y before Judge Lockwood, and will not be allowed to give bail at the track.If they resist they will be taken by force.f this plan is pursued there will probably be trouble, for the Guttenburz officials say they have the best legal advice to back them up in resisting such tactics.DBegides the legal advics they have the big private pelice force, which will doubtless be increased, and an army of retainers, gate-keepers and the like,ail of whom could be made available.The success or failure of the fight hinges entirely upon whether the bookmakers and club officials can ba taken from the track.It the constables can bring them dailv from their boxes to Jersey City it will be practically impossible to continue the racing.Bookmakers would hardly oare to pay $100 s day un der such circamstances.The officials would probably grow weary, also, and a compromise might be agreed upon.If, vhowsver, warrants are served as they were Baturday and men are bailed by justices sitting in the treasurer's office, the fight will amount to nothing.There may be some trifling inconvenience, but it will not be serious eneugh to keep 2 wan from going on his box.\u2018Walbsum has personally guaranteed that the club will pay any fines which may be imposed, although there is very little darger of any one being fined.The Grand Jury holds the key to the situation in Hudson County.Notbing can be done without the active aid of the Grand Jury, All these warrants will be returned before the Grand Jury, and if the Grand Jury fails to indict the whole prosecution is at an end.The Grand Jury is controlled absolutely by the race track people.It has pever returned an indictment against them, and unless there comes & revolution in Hudson County polities i¢ never will.The power wielded by the Gutten- burg track officials cannot be realized by an outsider.The sheriff, who summons the Grand Jury, is controlled absolutely by them, and so are all the county offi- ciale.\u2018 .The warrants yesterday were ide ntical with those which have been served before.There was no new line of attack opened, and there 18 no reason to believe tbat the fate of these warrants will be different from those iesued in the past, The reason Guttenburg\u2019s gates remain open while Ciifton\u2019s, Gloucester\u2019s, Dundee\u2019s, Linden\u2019s, Elizabeth\u2019s and Mon- month Park\u2019s are closed is a simple one.There is & thorough understanding between the proper officials and the racetrack people in Hudeon County, and there was none in the other cases.Clifton was closed because a sheriff hostile to the track happened to be elec ed because of the interference of blundering and meddlesome racs-\u2018rack wen, Linden, Elizabeth and Monmouth Park feared to take chances.Dundee died a natural death.Gloucester, which was strong as Gut- tenbarg, can reopen, it is said, at any time President \u2018Thompson wishes.In the case of Dundee, Clifton and Gloucester, the powerful assaults of The World by rousing a public sentiment were unquestionably uitimatety respns- ible for their clcsing.Without these attacks it is doubtful if the officials would have moved a hand.To sum up the case, it will be seen that tbe only possible way to close Gut- tenburg, except by indictment of the Grand Jury, is by a policy of harassment and annoyance.Turf men will watch the fight with interest.\u2014\u2014\u2014m.BILLIARDS.The Coming Billard Match Between Schaefer and Slosson, NEw York, Jan, 19.\u2014As the time for the match between Slosson and Schaefer draws nearer the interest among those who enjoy seeing a great game of billiards increases.Neither one of the contestants is letting any grass grow under his feet, and for tbat reason both are practicing daily.Yesterday afternoon Schaefer, played à600-point game with Shaw.isaverage was 25 in twenty- two innings.In the evening he rested, but will take up the cue to-day and go to work with increased vigor.Slosson practiced both afternoon and evening.He played a good, steady game throughout, his eveni:g gams being 0; the winning kind.In the afternoon he and Maurice Daly indulged ina 500 point contest at Daly\u2019s billiard room Slosson\u2019s average was 23 6-7, and his highest run 112.He played F.J.Brown in the evening, averaging 3010-13 ina 400-point game of thirteen innings.The highest run be made was 133.All the stake money has been posted with the official stakeholders for the contest, which is to be played in Lenox Lyceum on Friday.The rales governing contests for the Bruuswick-Balke- Collender Co.\u2019s world's championship silver cup emblem and a money stak e_of $1000 require that the cup and the entire stake money must be placed in the stakeholder\u2019s hands 10 days previous to the playing of the contest.This has been tully complied with by both experts, and the elegant cap trophy is now on exhibition in the large show window of a silversmith on Union-square,so that all that is to be at stake on the contest, except the box office receipts, is now up.Frank C.Ives has already challenged the wigner of the coming contest, and bas posted the required forfeit, $250, with the official stakeholders, the Bruns- wick-Balke-Collender Co.ROWING, Plaisted and O\u2019Connor Return to the Queen City, Toronto World: Wm.O'Connor and Fred Plaisted returned yesterday from Boston.The American champion re- poris that arrangements are being completed for the double-scull race between himself and Hanlan and Hosmer and Teemer for $2000.The date has been fixed for June 16 at Poiat au Pines, which is within eight miles of Boston.The Beantown reporters stated that O'Connor received a letter from Stanbury, which declared that the world\u2019s champion would leave Australia for America about March 1.O'Connor bas had no correspondence with Stanbury, but he expects the Antipodean to come to Canada in the spring.Plaisted brought back with him a load of paraphernalia and ideas with which to start his boat building business.A feature in Plaisted\u2019s business will be the manufacture of eight oared shells.As Davis, of Boston, is the only man in America who turns ont eights, and his order book is more than full, the Toronto man should do a brisk bus nese therein ifthere is any demand.The Argonauts will likely give the firat order.Plaisted will move his family here shortly.O'Connor\u2019s New Shell.The New York Bun says: Champion William O'Connor, the oarsman, has deigned a new shell, which he infands to vse in his race with Stanbury, the Australian, next spring.O'Connor's plan reduces the beam half an inch and the depth the same amount.The length remains the same.His idea of a perfect, fast-going shell is that it should be 31 feet 6 inches long, beam 104 inches, depth 63 inches, weight 27 pounds.O'Connor bas been accustomed to row a 30-pound boat ot 11 inches beam, but his new one will only gweigh 27 pounds, which Is wonderfully light to carry a man who weighs 168 pounds when in condition, ; There are several improvements in the new rowing shell.One in particular is to be built after the Australian style, water and permits à sculler to row in any kind of water.\u2019 Another innovation is hollow sculls, something that O'Connor has never used ins race.He considers that they are lighter and stiffer than the ordinary time when all oarsmen will use them.In addition to the \u201cslush-boards\u201d O'Connor brought back from the Antipodes a \u2018\u201cwheel-glide\u201d rigged high.In the new racing shell the rigging TARE MONTREAL HERALD?will be of French steel tubing.Still another new idea which will be incorporated in this boat is the concaved gunwale, The shell will be built of the lightest Spanish cedar.In fact, O'Connor will be boated for his race with Stanbary ag no sculler has ever been boated for.THE RING, Pete Jackson in New York Talks of His Pians, Peter Jackson, \u201cthe Antipodean wonder,\u201d is in town.He arrived here with his manager, \u201cParson\u201d Davies, and Wm, Riordan, his sparring partner, on the Pennsylvania \u201climit-d,\u201d which reached Jersey City at 10.40 o\u2019clock last night.The Australian has changed coneidarably in appearance since his last visit to this city.He has a mustache.It isn\u2019t a wonderful one to be sure, but he believes that it improves his looks.Peter shivered perceptibly when he left the train.À World man \u2018met the party as they wera about to board the ferry-boat.\u201cBool\u201d ejaculated the famous colored fighter, \u201cthis weather is enough to freezs a iellow.We don\u2019t have this kind of weather in San Francisco, but perhaps a taste of it will do me good.Ever since I left Chicago I bave seen nothing but snow.After all, it is worth a rough ourney to get back to New York again.\u2019 By this time he had reached thecabia, and Peter took a gallop through it for the jnirpose of warming himsalf up.It vasn\u2019t long before the passengers discovered who he was, and before the boat reached yDesbrosses-street the colorad toxer was being eyed by 59 curios eople.Peter jumped into à carriazs with the others when the boat reazhed theelip, and on the wav aptown Jackson talked interestingly of his plans.\u201c1 expect to stay in New York or hereabouts, he began, \u2018until the latter part of next month, when I shall sail for ondon to get ready for my match with Slavin.I shall train about ten weeks for this figbt, and I expect that my weight on May 30 will be 195 pounds or perbaps a trifle more.\u201d \u201c What do you think of your chances?\u201d \u201c I consider them very good, indeed,\u201d replied Peter with a grin.\u201cIf I didn\u2019t think I had an excellent chance for first money I should pever bave made the match, I promise you.Slavin is unquestionably agood man, I do not say I can beat him, but I shall try my best, and a man can\u2019t do more than that.\u201d \u201cWhat do you think of Slavin's attitude towards Sullivan?\u201d was asked.»I do not approve of it,\u201d he answared.\u201cSullivan is under contract until next September, and thera is no rea:on why any man should badger bim abouta.match.I consider Jobn L.Sullivan one of the greatest figh ers who ever lived.He can fight and kit good yet, and it is ncnsente for any pugilist to Say that he \u201cI met Sullivan before he lefi for Australia and after Ins return.He is a very gentlemanly fellow and [am safis- fied that be never talked about me in the way the newspapers said he did.IfI am succesful with Slavin, T shall be parfect- ly willing to make a match with Sualli- van, providing he is desi:ous of entering the ring again, I shall not hound him, Lowever, for i do not believe in that sort of thing,\u201d \u201cCorbetteays he will challenge you if ycu beat your countryman,\u201d said the reporter.\u201cOh he does, does be ?\u201d the Australian exclaimed.\u201cWell, why hasu\u2019t he challenged me ali thase tnonths he has been ! doing nothing.I offered to make a new match with bim the day after our fight in California, and I bad $10,000 to bet un myself at that time, \u201cWhy didu\u2019t he have something to say then.Corbett 18 à mighty clever boxer but he\u2019s the luckiest man in the world for getting a draw with me.I was anstbing but a well man when I got into the ring with him.Ones of my lezs Was practically useless and my left shoulder was in very bad shaps.Still for all that he is entitied t » a great deal of credit in taking the punishment he got without quitting.\u201cCorbett has frequently said that he whipped me.He had no chance on earth to score a victory that time.I! was very tired, I admit, but if he had been as strong as his friends say ha was why didn\u2019t be finisu m=?I tell you tnat Corbett couldn\u2019t be pulled into a riag with me gain with one of the cables that support the Brooklyn bridge.\u201d The Australian was very reticent regarding Peter Maher.\u201cA story has been going the rounds to the effect that you beat Maher in two rounds in Dublin.Is that so?\u201d * I don\u2019t remember meeting him at all,\u201d responded Peter.\u201cI am sure I shouldn\u2019t know him if he appsared in front of me this moment.\u201d *\u201c I'll tell you how that was,\u201d interrupted Dawies, * Peter and Mauer spar- d two rounds in Dublin.\u201c It was à friendly sat-to and no dec\u2019 sion was given.Maher was not knocked out nor was Peter.It wasn\u2019t to be a knotk out and I am surprised that the American newspapers have said so mach : bout the bout.aher is a good man.Don\u2019t you think so, Peter?\u201d \u201c He must be,\u201d was the rejoinder.\u201cHe can punch pretty hard, and that\u2019s half tbe game, accordivgtomy way of figuring.\u201d \u201cSome talk has been occasionad by your seemingly friendly ioterest in Slavin,\u201d The World man said.Jackson laughed heartity.\u201cI have no friendly fesling for tha\u201c man,\u201d he said.\u201cHe was a pupil of mine in Australia, but we are not on any more than speaking teras now.met him in Chicago, to be sure, but there is no reason why | shouldn\u2019t speak to him.I shalldo my best to whip him three mouths from now.\u201d Jackson will begin a week's engage« ment at Hyde & Behman's Theatre, Brooklyn, this afternoon.\u201cParson Davies\u201d is'desirous of arranging a match with auy wrestler ia the world on behalf of Evan Lewis, If Mui- doon is not too old he will back Lewis agalnst bim for $2000 à side.He proposes to force Fitzsimmons to fight Jim Hall.\u2014N.Y.World.The Pacific club has given up all hope of matching Choynski.Godfrey wante $5000 avd Joe Lannon $5500, which the club thought too steep.The Pacific club wents fo match Dempssy and Alec Greggains, but it is doubtful whether Jack will re-enter the ring.Mike Lucie in Town.Mike Lucie, the champion 154 pound man of America, who recently visited Montreal, returned to the city yesterday.He is anxious to arrange a match aud Biily Hawkins can be accommodated.They Were Discharged, NEw York, Jan.19.\u2014Thos.E.Brady, .Henry G.Herbeth, Fred Mavering aud William Dodson, who were arrested at Harrison Thursday afternoon for tapping the Western Union telegraph wires which bring the result of the horse races from Guttenburg to MecLaugh- lin\u20198, Collins\u2019 and Lange\u2019s pool rooms, were held at the police station until yesterday afternoon.As no one appesred to press the complaint they wer: then discharged, Tne fir left town immediately, after thanking the judge and police for their kindness to them.Sale Agents [fer United States and Canada J OH7OSBORN, SON & CO, The men told funny stories and made themselves quite at home during their stay in the police station.Thsy had no tear of being kept long in jail, kno ving us they did that to press the charge against them would involve aa exposure of the pool-rooms which are run openly n violation of toe law.\u2014 General Sporting Gossip, The New York Athletic Club has di tributed $4,100 to the ciub employees as Christmas presents.Mike Murphy of the Detroit Atnletic (lub, and the trainer of Henry Jewatt -nd John W.Owens, will go east shorcy to accept an engagement as trainer.Billy Meeks, the well-known walker of the Columbia Athletic Club, is getting into form for the spring games.He can turn his miie in good form now, and will Ro.doubt add many mors victories to his ist.James A.Donoghue, the younger \u2018 brother of Joseph J.Donoghue, the cham- § pion skater of the world, promises to rival his brother in time.defeated Elmer 8impson in a mile race ; in three minutes, twenty-one seconds.The Godson case was disposed of today in the Assize court.T.e jury after receiving the judge\u2019s charge retired, and returned in a lew minutes with a verdict of acquittal, and the defendant left court at once with his friends.The Board of Governors of the Barke- ley A.C.are considerably exercised over the question whether they will pay $6300 rent for the club buildings to the Borke- ley Athletic Associati-n, coatrolled by Dr.White, or permit the entire institution to fall into the doctor\u2019s hands.The Manhattan Athletic Club is trying to put cross country running on its former basis.The department is under the direction of A.B.George and he expects to be able before long to put a first class pack over hill and dale.The Manhattan Athletic Clab bas lost several of its best harriers, but has still a few left that can mate a creditable showing, The talk of reinstating the athletes who were disqualified for taking part in the recent games of the Seventh regiment is causing much comment among members of the smaller clubs.The majority of the Board of Managers of the A, A.U, are against such a course.Sac- retary Sullivan says the latter body must stand by its laws and regulations or it will go to smash.Johnny Griffin called at N.Y.Sun office yesterday, and said that if Ed Avery, who is anxious to fight him, would meet him at the Illustrated News office, or any other place that Avery may name, they would probably come to an understanding.\u201cHeretofore,\u201d said Griffin, \u201cAvery seems to have avoided me, and failed to show up at the proper time snd place, If he means husine:s he will now come to the front \u201d Charles G.Kilpatrick, the one-lezged irick bicyclist, gave an exhibition at tha State penitentiary at Lincoln, N>b., Christmas morning It was the first time many of the convicts had ever sean a bicyle, and tbe wonderful exhibition given by Kilpatrick was greatly enjoyed.The Pacific Athletic Club, of San Frane cisco, Saturday asked Johnny Van Heast by wire whether he would mest (George Dixon for a purse of $3,000.An affirmative an: wer was sent in raply conditional upon the improbability of a larger purse being offered.The distance of 10,000 miles ridden in a year by N.A.Bradt, of Joanstowa, N.Y., has lost its record-breaking qualities by the exertions of Orand H.Welah, of the Wissahickon Wheelmen, German- town, Pa.He rode 12,552 miles in 1891, including 32 centuries.He wasgiveola reception at the club's quarters on New Year's day.| Contluued on Page Five, Evildoers, Beware! Judgment has been rendered in favor of the Bt.Leon Mineral Water Co.against one E, Masicotte.The defendant opsned à business in Place D'Armes, Montreal, where he sold what he called the genuine St.Leon Water and so deceived many people.The case was inatitated under the Fraudulent Marking of Merchandise Act.The trial was a loug one.Numerous \u201cexperts\u201d and \u201canalysis\u201d gave evidence which upheld the pretensions of the company.Judge Desunoyers found Masicotte guilty and condemned him to pay a fine or go to jail.The Most Common.The most common ailment which aftlicts the mass of mankind is rheumatism, depriving many of work and support, acd torturing them with acute pains.No remedy has been mors sac- cessful in the prompt and permanent cure of this malady than St.Jacobs O 1.Physicians say so.Many of them uze it in their practice.ee et em.Is your dyspepsia chromic?Is it severe?Is ita mild form?Try K, D.Maher and Choyneki, Bvrrao, Jan.19.\u2014 Peter Maher and is the construction of the cockpit, which | What is known as a \u201cslushiboard\u201d is rigged inboard, and rises to the height of an inch, or perhaps a little more, above : the deck of the boat.This throws off the ; Australian idea of: Joe Choynski will fight.The preliminaries are being arranged and the match will probably come off before the O.ym- ple Athletic Club, of New Orleans, on Feb.27 for a purse of $10,000.: Fakir La Blauche, I i notwithstanding his disgraceful record ; in this aty, appears to be doing batter : than the majority of pugilists who profess to be squsre.He leaves to-night ones, and that it 18 only à matter of | for Loa Angeles, where he has agreed to | knock out Billy Manning in ten rounds | ! before the Los Angeles Athletic Ciub, After this affair he has a match in Carson City with the Nevada middleweight champion, snd thenca hae goes to Deuver to spar ten rounds with Billy Woods.Children cry for Pitcher\u2019sCastoria| Children Cry for A SAN Francisco, Jan, 19.\u2014La Blaache, | C It isguaranteed to cure any form or money refunded.THE CANADIAN AGENOY OF THE =a TURF : COMMISSION : COR { o iNew York Isat 332 St.JamosStreet, Montreal TitiR co pa uŸy exscutes commissions o tal l racing And o_her soorting evauts in anl | Urtel States, Grsa Britalu, France or Os dauspeclat wlres ! veo.: \u2019 | | IHX ¥.B.MGLSON 8 BROS 1038 Norre Dame Street Monireal Have alw:§¥s0u usnd the various xinds of ALR AND PORTED] I WCOD AND BOTTLES Is 511 jeg regtuAny suppites Pitcher\u2019s Castoria_ JOIIN IL.HARRIS.President.MONCTON cu SPECIAL - + Ale sng Portar Brewers, | Ein 05 ROSSIN - HOUSE .TORONTO Remodeled and refurnished.The most complete luxari- ously and liberally managed hotel in Toronto.immunity Last week he | from, nexicue gases and malaria guaranteed by the most por focxsystom of ventilation traps and thorough plumbing known to sanitary science.C.o MCINTYRE, SON &CO IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS\u2019 AGENTS Have in stock the best value to be had in e SCOTCH AND IRIEH LINENS PLAIN CASHMERES AND SERCES FANCY PLAID DRESS GOODS VELVETEENS + ULETERINGS BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, all sizes.\u2014SMATT WARES ROUILLON'S KID GLOVES Josephine & Jouvin cut.13 VICTORIA SQUTE, Montreal, \u2014\u2014L'ETE\u2014 Moncton Sugar Refining Co.(Lt'd il MONCTON.N.B.\u2018 All Grades of Refined Sugars and Syrups We Guarsatee our Sugar to be Absolutely Evire and no Adulte erntiop of puny kind used ia their manufacture, GC.P.HARRIS, Nreasurer JOHN McKENZIE, Secretary.* NEW BRUNSWICK.HRALTI FOR ALI.20 me Holioways Pills and Ointment, THE PILLS .Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS.They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable in all Complaints incidental to Females of all ages.For ohildrea .and the aged they are priceless.THE OINTMENT Is an infallible remedy for Bad legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers, and is famous for Gout and Rheamatism.For disorders to the Chest it has no equal For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Glandular Swellings, and all Skin Diseases it has no rival, and for contracted and stiff joints it acts like a charm.Manufactured only at Thomas HOLLOWAY'S Establishment, 74 OXFORDSTREET, (late 533 OXFORDSTREET,) 5 ONDON and we sold at 1s.13d.2s.94., 4s.64., 11s.228., and 33s.each Box or Pot, aud e may be had of ali Medicine Vendors throughout the World.26 Farchasers shonld look to the Labelon the Pots and Boxes.It the addrese is not on they are spurious.HODCSON, SUMNER & CO.Importers Fancy and Staple Dry Gosds ARE NOW OFFERING « LINE 347 and 349 St.Paul Street.ESTABLISITEI 1828.INVALIDS, AND EAYE'S FOOD =: BEST AWD CHEAPEST.\u2019 \\ LT ity por ng Ips luite rer, LS.luable Ticers, racted DON d e ddress SKEICHED FROM LIFE THE PARAGRAPHERS\u2019 MANY MINOR MATTERS MUCHLY MIXED.\u2018At Horac\u2019\u2019 of Genial Wits and Humorists \u2014The Funny Characteristics of People Cleverly Outlined by Their Apt and Dis æiminacing Pencils.\u201cFatching the down train.\u201d sai Grippe is not a thing to be sneezed at.Boston 3 ournal.À nice new umbrella is used up when it & wsed at all.\u2014 Philadelphia Press.AM is the \u2018sweet buy and buy\u201d at the eupty shops all the time.\u2014Boston Bulletin, Egotism is a failing which is invariably jpoesessed by the other fellow.\u2014Brooklyn mèÿle.The buzz saw has what might be termed fd unapproachable manner.\u2014 Yonkers ævâvesman.Tomson\u2014\u2018\u2018My wife and I never disagree.\u201d Johnson\u2014*\u2018Her word is law, then.\u201d \u2014Yan- kee Blade.Did it ever occur to you that no man can \u201c\u2018rxise the devil\u201d without lowering himself?\u2014Boston Transcript.Sullivaen\u2014\u2018\u2018Have yez got an account of yor last mill?\u201d ilrain\u2014*Yes; in me sorap-book.\u201d\u2014 Yale Record, At this season of the year we believe it is oeMmmendable for a woman to mince matters.\u2014 Yonkers Statesman.He\u2014'\u2018Why is justice represented as a weman?\u201d\u2019 She\u2014\u2018\u2018Because her work is never dene.\u201d\u2014Elmira Gazette.When a man resolves to be good and patient the next pair of shoes he buys are sure to pinch him.\u2014Atchison Globe.Host, to waiter\u2014*Did you give the tourist his bill?\u201d ¢Yes.\u201d \u2018\u2018Impossible\u2014he is still whistling.\u201d \u2014Fliegende Blaetter.No one can ever tell what a woman will do next.If any one did tell, she would be sure to go and do something else.\u2014Somer- ville Journal.Considering Mr.Gladstone\u2019s achievements with the ax, wouldn\u2019t it be more ap- ropriate to call him the \u2018\u201cGrand Old Fel- er?\u201d\u2019\u2014 Boston Post.The Pessimist\u2019s View.\u2014An optimist is not an optician, though both look at the world a great deal through glasses.\u2014The Jewelers\u2019 Circular.\u201cWhat did you get for your birthday?\u201d \u201c\u2018A watch chain.\u201d \u201cWhere 18 it?Let's see it.\u201d \u201cCan\u2019t.Its with the watch.\u201d \u2014Jew- elers\u2019 Circular.\u201cI dont understand what you see in a game of foot ball,\u201d she said.\u201cYou see stars,\u201d replied the new player, emphatical- 1y\u2014Washinguon Star.\u201cDo you think you can support me, George?\u201d she asked, an hour after he had proposed.\u201cYes; if you'll get on the other nee,\u201d he said.\u2014Judge.\u201cYou said Sokker was quite active in your campaign?\u2019 \u2018\u2018Yes,\u201d replied the defeated candidate.\u2018\u2018In what capacity.\u201d \u2018\u2018About a gallon a day.\u201d \u2014 Washington Star.Lady (engaging servant)\u2014*\u2018You seem to possess every necessary qualification.Have om a sweetheart?\u2019 Servant\u2014¢\u2018No, mum; ut I can soon get one.\u201d \u2014The Comic.Van Bust\u2014\u2018\u2018Every time you make me à pair of trousers you measure me a little short.\u201d Tailor- \u201cThat isn\u2019t my fault.You always come in that way.\u201d\u2014Brooklya Citizen.Cholly\u2014*\u201cYou seem all broken up, ol\u2019 chap.\u201d Chappie\u2014\u2018\u2018Yaas.\u201d Cholly\u2014\u2018 What is the mattah?\u201d Chappie\u2014*I don\u2019t know, I am suah; but my man says he thinks I am in love.\u201d\u2014Life, Young Mangler (to fair but total atranger)\u2014\u2018\u2018I believe 1 have the pleasant memory of having met you once.\u201d Fair stranger\u2014\u2018\u2018Then advise you to make the most of it.\u201d \u2014Boston Courier.Easily Answered,\u2014\u2018\u2018 What would you do if you were in my shoes?\u2019 asked Miss Live- wayte, of Chicago.\u2018\u2018Get a pair about seven sizes smaller,\u201d replied Miss Bleecker, of New York.\u2014Epoch.Briggs\u2014\u2018\u2018I see that Granby had to send back the marble statue of his wife that he ordered.\u201d Griggs\u2014*Why?Didn't she like it?\u201d Briggs\u2014\u2018\u2018Ne; she wanted one made wearing a sealskin cloak.\u201d He\u2014*Do you think there is any truth in the saying, \u2018Distance makes the heart grow fonder?\u201d She\u2014\u2018I'm sure of it.I like you ever so much better when you are away.\u201d \u2014Brooklyn Eagle.\u201cTommy Figg,\u201d said the teacher, \u201cyon wrote this excuse yourself.\u201d Yep,\u201d \u2018admitted Tommy.\u201cYou see paw writes such a poor hand \u2019at I felt shamed for you to see it.\u201d\u2014Indianapolis Journal.Front seat?\u2019 asked the sexton of the stranger.\u201cNo,\u201d he answered.\u201cI can\u2019t afford it.The front seat always has to make a good showing in the contribution plate.\u201d \u2014New York Herald.It Probably Skipped Out.\u2014Customer (to waiter)\u2014\u2018 \u2018Some cheese, please.\u201d Waiter\u2014 \u201cBeg, pardon, sir.Sorry, sir.Cheese out, sir.\u201d Customer\u2014\u201c\u2018That 20?When do you expect it back?\u2019-Texas Siftings.\u201cYour marriage was the result of love at first sight, wasn\u2019t it?\u201d \u201cYes,\u201d replied the near-sighted friend.\u201cI never will forget that day.Only time in my life I was ever known Lo forget my glasses.\u201d\u2014Judge.\u201cSynnicus is of a very cold nature.\u201d \u2018He's hot enough now.\u201cHow 20?\u201d \u2018Miss Rex fired him with a sudden passion, and when he called on her her father fired him from the premises.\u201d \u2014New York Press.Prof.Greatmind\u2014\u2018\u2018Have you ever reflected on the mysterious wonders of electricity?\u201d Sweet girl\u2014*\u2018Indeed I have, and I don\u2019t know yet why my bangs come out of curl during a thunder storm.\u201d \u2014Good News.Wife (after house-cleaning)\u2014\u2018\u2018It takes a woman to bring order out of chaos.\u201d Husband (rushing wildly around after his belongings)\u2014\u2018\u2018Iu takes a woman to make a chaos that looks like order.\u201d\u2014New York Weekly.Misunderatood.\u2014He\u2014®I hear you attend the Handel and Haydn performances.Were you present at the \u2018Creation?\u201d She (indignantly)\u2014I suppose you will next want to know if I sailed tn Noah's Ark?\u2019 \u2014Boastonm Beacon.\u201cDidn't Miss Speaker make an eloquent address at our meeting this afternooa 1 \u201cBeautiful! I wonder whether she ever had any experience in speaking in public ÿ* \u201c0, yes ; her father owns that opera-box over there, and she attends two or three times a weok.\u201d\u2014Harper\u2019s Bazar, Pi den) in Iowa.\u2014Candidate (im à drug store) \u2014\u201cCome, gentlemen up to the prescription counten \u2019 ki] 4 At exhibitions in 1891, K, D, C.hag been awarded a silver medal and five diplomas, the highest awardg for any medicine, tlre.Pain from indigestiou, and too h eating is relieved at once by taking one of Carter's Little Liver Pills immediately after dinner, Don\u2019t forget thi, and all, gents ; it\u2019s my treas, flere, Mr.Drug Clerk, plenty of patients for ye.Now, gentlemen, name yr diseases, aud the clerk will mix y\u2019r medicine.\u201d \u2014Puck.Running expenses are those which you pay a8 you go.\u2014 Augusta Chronicle.That Sounds Better.\u2014*I'm sorry I can\u2019 lend you that 5 you want,\u201d said Miss Bleecker to her Boston friend, Miss l£mer- son, \u2018but the fact is, I'm dead broke.\u201d i \u201cI'm very sorry that we are both fatally fractured at the same time,\u201d replied Miss Emerson.\u2014Jr/ge, The pin manufacturers of the United States turn out 18,000,000,000 pins annually and all a man has to do is to put his arm around the waist of the first young woman who happens along and he'll fd the whole output, or he'll be led to believe he has.\u2014 Boston Transcript, MAN AND WOMAN.A Pictorial Representation of Help Wanted Mile and Female.Help Wanted\u2014Male.Man.Oft ruled by woman, though themselves are ings.Grand! heroic, vain in smaller things, They do great deeds\u2014and great rewards they claim.They live for money, if they die for fame.Mastered by passion, changing for a freak.Their hearts are soft, but very seldom break.Each for himself creates a mimic throne, And claims & court to worship him alone.Their larger minds despise the meaner sins; They strike with swords, they do not pick with pins; ; Brave to the world, they face home trials il\u2014 They eat the fruit and blame the woman still.\u2014Dorothea A.Alexander.i Help Wanted\u2014Female.Woman, From heaven to earth a star descended (By guides celestial attended), : Predestined to a semblance human, Still half divine it changed to woman, The azure from the halls of space It still retained within its face\u2014 The vestal beauty of the skies \u2018Was mirored in its faultless eyes; The splendors of the sunlight thers ] But changed its balo into hair, ~\u2014 \u2018While rose and lily both combined ~ The hue of lip and cheek designed, So typical of all that she Most beautiful in both might be.\u2014Woman's Wants, HIS THANKS WERE ILLUSTRATED, A Hungry Stranger Enjoyed a Square Meal at the Expense of a Detective.A shabbily dressed man, with a lank and unhappy face, stepped deferentially into the cigar store at Sixth avenue and Twenty-sev- enth street at an early hour one night last week, when Detective Brett of Capt.Reilly\u2019s squad happened to be there, with Detectives Kemp and Murphy.\u201cIm hungry,\u201d the stranger whispered gloomily.\u201cGive me a dime to get something to eat.\u201d \u201cI won\u2019t give you any money,\u201d said Detective Brett; \u201cI disapprove of the practice; but I'll get you something to eat.\u201d Turning to Detective Murphy, he said: \u2018\u2018Take this poor fellow to the eating house next door, and tell the proprietor I'll settle for what he eats.\u201d Then Brett wheeled about and continued his chat with the cigar dealer.The stranger with the face was led into the eating house, where Murphy delivered Brett's message.Three-quarters ot an hour later Brett sauntered into the eating house with a smile on his face.He felt that he had done & generous act.\u201cWell, did you give that poor man a meal!\u201d he asked, cheerily.\u201cI did, and he seemed to enjoy it hugely,\" replied the proprietor.\u201cHe was hungry, I cantell you.\u2019 \u201cSo he said.What's the check?\u201d \u201cEighty-five cents.\u201d \u201cEighty-five cents!\u201d Brett gasped.\u201cHow does it come to that much?\u201d \u201cWhy he had a regular swell meal,\u201d the proprietor responded.\u2018\u201cHe began on a dozen raw oysters, then he had a bone sirloin, with potatoes and coffee, and wound sp with & twenty cent cigar.Detective urphy said to let him have anything he wanted.\" Detective Brett whistled, put a dollar note on the counter, dropped the fifteen cents change in his pocket, and looked thoughtful.Detectives Kemp and Murphy laughed softly, and fired this bit of philosophy at their associate: \u2018\u2018Say, pard, I guess it would have been a heap cleverer to have given the fellow the dime he asked for and let him buy his own meal.\u201d A day later the postman delivered to Detective Brett a postal card.In one corner was a clever pencil drawing of the shabby stranger's lank and unhappy face.In the other corner was a sketch of the same face fattened by good oysters and juicy steak.A cigar protruded from a corner of the mouth of the fas face.The drawings bore the inscriptions \u2018\u2018Before\u201d and \u2018\u2018After.\u201d Between the sketches was this message: Detective Brett: Bless your kind hears for that dinner.À Huwory Man, The detective has not been able to discover who the hungry stranger is.He told Capt.Reilly that hereafter he was going to do his own ordering for hungry men who excited his sympathy.\u2014New York Sun.About Right, \u201cWhat did the minister preach about asked a lady of her little son who had at tended church, \u2018He preached about two hours, ma,\" said the small hopeful, Each Had a Preference, \u201cMy favorite flower is the orange blossom,\u201d remarked Mabel.fr think I prefer the poppy,\u201d replied Amy, etl For Over Fifty Years, Mrs, Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success.It soothes the child, 8nftens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colie, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea, It will relieve the r little sufferer imme- diatelv, Kold by druegists in every point of the world, Twenty-five cents a bottle.Be \u201c1g MONTREAL H gat\" HERALD HOTEL REGISTER The following list contains the nawet of Lotels througbout Canada and the United States where The Herald will always be found on le.Travelers iB questof a good t .n& place can rely upon ajl of the.ne:sasg being strictly first-class.Boston, Mass.TREMONT HOUSE, cor., Beacon and Tre mont streets Chambly Canton, Que.BALMORAL HOTEL Chicago, Il.GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, Cincinnati, Ohio.HOTEL EMERY, European plan, Cleveland, Onio, FORES1 CITY HOUSE, corner Spper- lor-street and PubliciSquare ; rates $2.50 to $3.Co.reall, Ont.HUESMORE HOUSE, AMERICAN HOUSE.Duluth, Minn.SPA] DING HOTEL Field, B.C.FIELD HOTEL, Haly, ax, N.S.UEENS HOTEL, ALIFAX HOTEL.London, Unt.TECUMSEH HOUSE Montreal, Que.ST.LAWRENCE HALL.WINDSOR HOTEL.; THE RIENDEAU WAVERLEY HOTEL NEW YORK HOUSE WEBSTER HOUSE New York ALBEMARLE HOTEL, Madison-8q., European Plan.ASHLAND HOUSE, 4th-avenue anu 24th-street, dR BREVORT HOUSE CLARENDON HOTEL, EVERETT HOUSE, FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, GRAND UNION HOTEL.HOTEL BRUNSWICK.HOTEL DEVONSHIRE, 42nd-street European plan.HOTEL ST.MARC, 5th-avenue, 38th and 3Yth-streets, HOTEL ST.STEPHEN, PLAZA HUTEL, Central Park, WINDSOR HOTEL.Ottawa, Oni.PALACE HOTEL.Port Arthur, Ont.NORTHERN HOTEL, ebec _ Qu FLORENCE HOTEL, HENCHEY\u2019S HOTEL ST.LOUIS HOTEL.Sherbrooke, ALBION HOTEL.MAGOG hUUSE.St.Johns, Que.* \u201cST.JOHN'S HOTEL.CANADA HOTEL.Three Rivers, A DUFRESNE HOTEL, Toronto, Ont.ARLINGTON HOTEL: QUEENS HOTEL: ROSSIN HOUSE.Smiths\u2019 Falls, Ont.WARDROBE HOUSE.WILLIAM DOW & CO.Brewers & Malisters CHABOILLEZ SQUARE.India Pale, Pale, XXX, and XX ALES, Crown, Extra Double and Single STOUT in Wood and Bottle.FAMILIES SUPPLIED 1: Bell Telephone 859 Federal 1575 The public are cantioned alnst dealers who re-use our labels on bottles filled with other ales.The following City Bottlers are alone authorized to use our trade mark labels, vix.: W.BISHOP, No, 53 Dorchester-street, T, FERGUSON, No.163 St.Ellzabeth-st,\u2019 T.J, HOWARD, No.683 Dorchester-st.§ T.KINSELLA, No, 241 St.Antoine-st, J.VIRTUE & SON, No.19 A vimer-st,* The Richelieu # Ontario Nav, Co.NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS, THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Richelieu & Onta: io Navigation Company will be held at the Com pany\u2019s office, on Wednesday, 3rd of Feb.next, At TWELVE o'clock noon, in conformity with the Fourth Clause of \u201cthe Act of Incorporation of the Company, à The Transfer Bcoks will be closed from the 18th January to the 3rd February next, both days inclusive, By order of the Board.J.N.BEAUDRY, Secretary.Montreal, 14th January, 1892, JAS.A.CANTLIE & GO.TR OANTLIE, EWAN & C0.Established 31 Years, General Merchants & Manufacturers\u2019 Agent INEURA NOR INeUAEe» National Assurance COMPANY OF IRELAND ESTABLISHED A.D, 1823 CAPITAL - $5 000,000 Fite Insurances arranged in almost eve description of property at moderate rates JAMES BOURNE, Special City Agen: EEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA: 79 ST.FRANÇOIS XAVIER-ST,, Montres Matthow C.Hinshaw, Branch Manager Atlas Assurance Vo FOUNDED 1808! DAPIT « $6,000,000 Total Assets exceed $9.750,000 Fire Tusurances arranged in almost every description of property at moderatorates R.A.CAMPBELL, Special City Agent HEAD OFFICE FOR CANADA : 79 ST.FRANCOIS ZAVIER.ST, Montreal Matthew C.Hinshaw UNION - Assurance - Society London, G.B,\u2019 instituted in the Relgn Queen Arne A.D.1714.TOTAL FUNDS EXCEED TWO anda QUARTER MILLIONS STEBRG FIRE RISKS accepted on êve: description of property at current \u2018T7.L MORRISSEY, Resident Manager for Canada, 56St Francois Xavier-street FIRE - LIFE - MARINE G.Ross Robertson & Son GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND BROKERS, ESTABLISHED 1865.No 11 Hospital-st., Montreal Special Facllitles fr Placing Large Lines quitable Rates, Reliable Companies IMPERIAL Fire Insurance Company (ESTABLISHED 1803.Subscribed Capltai.$6,000,000 Total Invested Funds.$8 000.000 À gencies for Insurance against Fire losse in the principal towns of the Dominion, Canadian Branch Offices.COMPANY'S BUILDING, 107 St.James Street, Montreal, E DI LACY! Resident Manager ior Canada PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY of d.Cash Onpitas artfor - Conn $3,000 00 Canada Branch Head Office 114 ST.JAMES STREET! MONTREAL GERALD E!' HART General Manager.A share of your fire insurance.is goli- cited for this reliable and wealthy com- nauy, renowned for its prompt and Hboral settlement of claims, \"YRILLE LAURIN @.MAITLAND SMITH Montreal Agents, THE ROYAL CANADIAN Fire and Marine Insurance Co.157 St.James-street, Montrea Oapital.coviviiiiinninnisinne.$500,000 INCOME, I88Derearses rsiriresrssnn ss B17.678 DUNOAN MOINTYRE, Fan Fresiaent., Boul i TEE pou EGISIAT 7) Patte 1 A a = vêgee 7 ES rawings JAMUARY +3134 PRIZES [* WEvR Spoon.1 Worth $52 740.00] |: : 7 tea J > 5 AT eee \u201c 2 : 10 } Worth $15,000.00 = Approximation Prizes, Tickets, - - = $LO0| 2: @ Hu ia 11 i\u201c for « - $10.00 3134 Prizes worth $52,740 i Ask yor cirowlars, I E.Lefebvre Mantger est Montreal 5 Be » __ ie Fire Insurance at Current Rates\u2014Prompt Settlemens - Guaranteed by the History of The CALEDONIAN = INSURANCE - CD, OF DDINBURGIHE Established 1805 ® Fire reserve equal to three years Income making it one of the paoies doing buisness in Canada, \u201c HEAD OFFICE ° MONTREAL Le Taylor Bros - Gen, Agts.LIEBIG COMPANY.= EXTRACT MEAT.INEST AND CHEAPEST REX LAVORING STOCK FOR SOUP MADE DISHES & SAUCES.##\" To be had of all Storek eepers ¥ Gookery Books post free on Application.Grocers and Chemtsts.e Sole Agents r Canada and *,* Ask for the ( OMPANY\u2019S Extract, and nts fo a nited States (wholesale only) {David dem, + most reliable coms AR see that it bears Baron Liebig\u2019s Signa- Cod fgtate Leal tmre in Blne Ink across the Lahal Braizha, 070 venue.ofS xe In Consequences of Imitations of THE WORCESTERSHIRS SAUCE which are calculated to deocies the Publis, Less and: Perris have to request thai Purchasers ss thet the Labd ua œvy tous tanrs choir Signature thu\u2014 e Lex Vrai dots of the original WORCESTERSHIXE SAUCE te genuine, dat for LEA & PERRINS Sauce, and sce Names on , Label, Bottle and - » Wholesale Export the orvester Oroene ! regolith throughout the World © ~ - - TR cithows whish ne Represeniing am Inyostment of Over 82,000,000\u2014N.Y.Tribune, THR PLAZA HOTEL vN THE PLAZA, FACING MAIN ENTRANCE TO CENTRAL PARK NEW YORK CITY ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF\u2014Uonducted on American and European Pls Inspection Invited.F.A.HAMMOND.The most magnificently and luxurious! appointed, and perfectly equipped hotel in the world.\u2014N.Y, Hotel Regis CANADIAN WOOLENS AND COTTON HoX.J.R THIBAUDEAU, Vice-President, 1& ST.HELEN STREET| Par, (PER NO rmriter MONTREAL, Geo.5.MOHENRY, Manas, tte Advances\u2019mal Agentior City de pt Montreal CUMBERLAND RAILWAY |Liverpool London and Globe \u2014AND-\u2014 COAL COMPANY Are now shipping Coal from their mines at Springfield, N, 8.Fresh mined and of superior quality.OFFICE, IMPERIAL BUILDINGS Place d\u2019 Armes EF P.0, Box 396 THE DOMINION ; WIRE ROPE Go'y MONTREAL, MANUFACTURERS OF \u2014\u2014 for Hoisting Mining.Inclines Transmissionofpower, Towing Ships, Rigging, Guys Etec Ete \u2014ALso\u2014 Lang's Patent Wire Rope For Transmission and Colliery parpose, SIGNAL STRAND CLOTHES LINES AND SEIZING WIRE JAS, COOPER Agent = 204 St James Street.H.A.-MI LLER, Ecure, Sign and Window Shade Painter Paper Hanger and Deborator, Gilding Graining, Glazing, White washing, ete., ete.96 St Catherine street MONTREAL .\u2018| Compauy, 654 Craig-street, Me INSURANCE COMPANY CANADA BOARD OF DIRECTORS, The HON.HENRY STARNES Ohairman Ed.J.Barbeau, Esq,, W.J.Buchanan, Esq,, A, F.Gault, Esq., Saml, Finley, Esq, Sir Alex.T.Galt, G.0.M.G.Amount Invested in Canada, 1,350,000 ASSOtMOVET.0000 0000000000.MAB,000,00\u20ac MERCHANTILE RISKS accepted at the west current TALOB Churches, Dwelling Houses and Farm Properties insured at reduced rates.Special attention given to application made direct to the Montreal office, G.F, C SMITH, Chief Agent for the Dominion.Sub-Agentsæ FRED C.HENSHAW, FRED NASR Grorez C.HIAM, I, G.R.DRISCOLL Special Agent Fremeh Department, CYRILLE LAURIN, JAMES DUNNE! ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW 280 BROADWAY.STEWART BUILDING, N w Yorx Orer THE KEY INDEMNITY GO OF CANADA.H.H.DATE, Manager, CRAIC-ST., Montrea: The object of the Key Indemnity Company 8 to facilitate the recovery of accidentally ost keys, And a8 It secures as far as possibio so desirable an end, with little or no trouble or expense to the loser, the promoters of the enterprise feel confident that its usefulness will secure general patronage.Each member will be furnished with a Metal Tag with inscription as follows: der return to Key Indemnity mtreal apd receive reward.TT\u201d of membership, 500.per annum] M.NOILAN de LISLE REAL HSTATE AGENT, Goom No.23 Fraser Building.ARCHD.NICOLL, 16 St, Sacramen street,\u2019 CLENDINNENG'S LEADER STOVES MADE HERE Bont material, Latest Improvements, We make them in all styles and sizes from The smailest Cook to the Largest Range and Hall stoves Call and see them, Samples and Salesrcoms: 524 Cralg street 2495 Notre Dame street 319 St.saine street | 1417 St Catherine street Corner Willlam and Inspector streets .Wn, Clendinneng and Son Send for Catalogue: ! 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i{ desired 3 ® Works Office Lachine.Que, reached by BELL TELEPHONE 8208 or Cansdlam sure and task for \u201cMrs, Winslow\u2019s\" Soothing ; hieh tinto the oies SYrUP.\u2018na take no other Kind No.438 i.Saerament Street MONTREAL J Paclic and Great Northwestern Talegraphs which run direct into Ep RE, eg sin ms 4 The Montreal Herald.RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Sy Mall, in Advauoe, Postage Pald, Daily edition, One yeRr.\u2026.\u2026.$6 00 Gix MONtNS.0000uvercicccecrcces 330 Yhree months.175 Per month.\u2026.0.01000 0000 sis vsocete se \u201cWeekly edition, one copy, per year.\u2026 1 00 Spocimen copies sent free.Remittances can be made either by draft, \u2018express, post-office order In registered etter at our risk.RATES OF ADVERTISING, AGATE MEASUREMRNT\u201414 LINES TO THR INCH Ordinary advertisements, 10 cen tsper line Advertisement appearing under the head- gor\" special notice 3 cent, advance above rates, por Reports of meetings 15 cents per ine.Reading Notices, 25 cents per line, Births, Marriages and Deaths, 50 cents each asertion.All contracts for advertising for dedn periods made at reduced rates.WEDNESDAY MORNING JAN 20° COMMENTS ON THE QUEBEC COMMIS: SION.The taxpayers of the Province of Qde- bec are in the midst of some startling innovations, and the law abiding portion of the community are at their wit's end to reconcile their love of the constitution with the changes that are apparently being effected in its workings.In the first place Lieuteñant Angers dismisses a ministry that was supported by the majonty of the legislature, ignoring the will of the people as expressed in the late elections.Next, in defiance of constitutional usage, Le appoints a new min- 1stry selected from the minority of the House.Then, seeing that his usurpation will be short lived if the Legislature is allowed to meet in its usual course, he dissolves Parliament in an unconstitutional manner.Following this interference with the rights and privileges of the electorate, he appoints a tribanal of his own selection to try charges against his late ministry, thus taking the prerogative of the Parliament which in such cases is the supreme tribunal of the nation and has the privilege either of conducting the enquiry itself or appoint\u201d ing a royal commission for that pur\u201d And now the Conservative newspapers seem to be ignoring even the compose.mission appointed in their interest and taking the trial into their own hands.Here again crops up another innovation on the usual practice ot respectable journals while cases are still\u2018sub judice.\u201d They are not satisfied with reporting the proceedings of the commission, but play the part of judge and jury themselves, Every accusation is magnified in the highest degrees.The truth of every charge is at once assumed and even their own conjectures are taken as if they were evidence given under oath and incapable of contradiction, In fact it is not too much to say that these shameless partizans have already tried, condemned and executed, the accused before even the charges against them ars defined.We have heard of Jedburg justice, \u201cHang a man first and try him afterwards,\u201d and the way in which the accused ministers are being tried suggests very much that such is the justice they would receive if their enemies only had the power to give full swing to their vindictiveness.The law of England says that every man shall be deemed innocent till proved guilty, and under that law the accused have always a right to be heard in their own defence, while the judges preserve an attitude of the most rigid impartiality and even give the accused the benefit of any doubt or flaw in the evidence.Wha a contrist to the proceedings we are called upon to witness, when the very reverse of all these time honored precedents is the case, Liberals have as much, ay more, \u2018 interest as Conservatives in the preservation of probity of conduct in high places.If wrong has been done they are ready to purge themselves of all complicity with the wrongdoers, but they protest against unconstitutional and unlawful action as they would protest against packed jaries or servile judges.Their cry is for a fair and impartial hearing, whether the accused be friend or enemy.This is in keeping within the true lines of both the spirit and letter of the constitution and their reading of past history shows that there are very grave reasons for suspicion of those who go beyond them.\u2014_\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PROTESTANT SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS REPORT.\u2014 Bv favor ofthe Protestant Board of School Commissioners we have received a report of the proceedings ot the board, for 1891 ,presurmably as an answer to,or in rebuke of some strictures on the system that have appeared in this journal.The report is thorough and painstaking, and we think will be regarded as satisfac tory, but our argument was not that public school affairs were mismanaged orin bad bands, but that the public voice has a right to be heard in the expenditure of puolic moneys.As a start the very least concession that can be made to public sentiment is the throwing open of the ordinary meetings of the board to the public press, This would | probably satisfy, for a time, but *e day cannot be tar distant when an awakened public opinion will demand the appointment of the commissioners by popular : vote.The reform will probably be first called for by the English speaking portion of the body politic, for it is a peculiarity of that race to regard the vox po- puli as the source of all power and in their love for selfegovernment they would rather suffer under mismanage- went from rulers of their own selection {ban enjoy the utmost prosperity at the -nands of some beneficent sutocrat.All modern reforms point in this direction, and the popular vote becomes every year æ more important factor in progressive and English speaking countries.If the Protestant Commissioners could see their way to join in, or perbaps we should rather say lead in, a proposal that for the future the Protestant board at least, should be elected by vote of the Protestant proprietors or citizens, they would be setting an example which our Roman Catholic fellow citizens would not be slow to follow.Probably the personnel of the board would be unchanged but the supportand assistance of their follow citizens would be secured, and with the larger interest excited in educational matters that would be the consequence of the taxpayers having the affair in their own hands would preclude the possibility of their wise and farsighted plans for tha education of our future citizsns being brought to a stand for the lack of the pecuniary wherewithal, Perhaps skilled financiers may take exception to the amount of interest paid for the chief loan, In these piping times of peace and cheap money, six per cent.does seem too mnch to pay on such eolid securities as Montreal school bonds, endorsed by the city.fe Ir 15 A PITY while passing a resolution of condolence at last night's meeting, the Mayor did not think of issuing a pro clamation calling on our citizens to close their places of business for at least half the day on the occasion of the funeral of the Duke of Clarence.fil} Ir THE RESULTS OF MR.ABBOTT'S term as premier of the Dominion are not greater than those of his management of the Fraser Institute we shall not haye much to thank him for.Mr.Fraser left behind him a large sum of money tp found a free library, but after seven or eight years of Mr.Abbotts management it has not commenced to lend out free books, and so far the only result appears to be that a convenient trysting place has been established and a useless and almost unintelligible | catalogue of books has been published.We believe that those who can afford to spend the time necessary to hunt out the books they require may loan them on deposit of $3, but if this was Mr.Fra- gor's idea of a free library he may as well have left the money to his relatives, for all the good it will do.\u2014 THE THREATENED WAR WITH CHILL tee The Uni\u2018ed States Government which such a short time ago, in the Congress of Pan-American republics, posed asthe Father protector of the whole family seems now about to carry out its paternal role to the extent of spanking little Chili.There does pot seem any good evidence to show that the outrage on which their action is based was anything more than a riot, that probably originated in the noisy and domineering proclivities of a mob of sailors out for a spree.So far as investigations up to the present go 1t is not to be compared to the massacre of Italians at New Orleans for which the U.8.Goverament declined to make amends.Tha U.8.psople are however apoiling for a fight.They want to test the efficacy of their lately reconstructed navy, and by picking a quarrel with a weak power think to do so without incurring any great risk, but itis a \u201cfar cry\u201d to Chili and the little republic on the defensive would have some advantages to counterbalance the huge bulk of her antagonist, It is not an encouraging circumstance for those who advocate Canada\u2019s cutting adrift from the mother country to find our nearest and most powerful neighbor Inclined to play such a \u201cwolf and lamb\u201d part with the smaller nationalities of this continent.\u201c\u2019Tis well to have a giant's stremgth, but to use at like a giant is tyrannous-\u201d A great deal more generosity might have been expected in dealing with a sister republic.With her vast preponderating strength she might have shown & more dignified bearing in dealing with a small and insignificant power, but for a long time her army has been chiefly employed in barrying her Indian population and the same methods zeem to be her idea of dealing with outside nations small enough to make it sate.The Chilian people are said to be so exasperated against the United States that they would make short work of any government that would propose abject submission.The United States executive should take this feeling into consideration and if they have any lawful grievance should wait patiently till by other than warlike means the offeading party is brought to a more reasonable frame of mind.In the present condition of the powers she could afford to be magna- minous, and such a policy woald raise ber in the esteem of foreign powers.The influence of the United States has hitherto been thrown unreservedly info tte scale for peace, and under that policy she has prospered abusdsntly.1ffithe present threats against Chili are are to be taken as the commencement of a general era of intermeddling with foreign nations she may yet have cause to regret the change.It is possible that the blustering articles now filling the U.B.papers only voice the vaporing of paval end military would be heroes.and the good senge of the civil element will yet be able to preserve \u201cp:ace with honor,\u201d but if the dread arbitration of war be resorted to,the sympathies of the civilized world will be with the plucky defenders of their native land against the ravages of the invador.\u201cAnd a 80 be it ever when freed men shall 8 Between their loved hcmes and war's deso- ation.\u201d Can dyspepsia be cured ?Yed! K D.C.is a \u201cpesitive cure,\u201d a \u201ccomplet cvre, 8 \u201cmarvellous cure,\u201d the \u201cbe cure; & \u201cthorough cure,\u201d and a guaran teed cure,\u201d | 2 4 THE MONTREAL HERALD CORRESPONDENCE, Falsehoods, But Only Political} Editor Herald:\u2014~In view cf the opening of Parliament would you, and your readers, take due note of the following lying statements (political) made to the public by the Tory party the past year, The Honorable Mr.Chapteau, in the electoral campain of eleven months ago, excusing the tariff on British products as it waa only 17 to 25 per cent.whereas on goods from Britain and France it varies from 30 to 65 percent.(So the gentleman's statement was a disgraceful falsehood.) The Minister of Justice has more than once declared-\u2014for the benefit of Tory electors, who seem to swallow anything\u2014that the corruption in the British Commons fare exceeds that amongst the Ottawa Tories! We want proo\u2019 of this unwarrantable {bel on the House of Commons ia Britain.) Young Mr.Tupper\u2014a member of that highly favored family\u2014informed the Torontonians that ocean steamers would, bye and bye, ere long in fact, be sean at the wharves in Toronto!! and this flagi- tious deceit was thrown at our Ontario friends, while his (Mr.Tupper\u2019s) Government was fast forcing the ocean commerce of the Dominion from Montreal harbor and from our noble river.AN OPEN-EYED OBSERVER, Things One Would Like to Know, Whether our people intend tamely to submit to the Tory idea that the manufacturers are to dictata the tariff! So far as sensible citizens can judge, they (the manufacturers) have, by their ghameful gelfishness, brought the country into a deplorable state, and it bahooves the voters to be up and stirring as respec:s the protective duties.\u2018Whether a conclave of say four manufacturers, four importers, four staamship owners and agents, four farmers, four household employees, and say an able Queen\u2019s counsel (from the many we have in Montreal) could not meet, consider the subject and report to the public the result.Allspeciaily interested parties,like Sir Charles Tupper, to be rigidly excluded from the said consultative meeting.Whether this proposition that the people rule in Canada meets with the electors\u2019 approval, or if they prefer to be like \u201cdumb-driven-cattle.\u201d MENTOR, Instances of Ottawa Bribery.Editor Hera'd : It is refreshingly cool to see The Gazette and Citizen posing as purists, It throws the famillar \u201chorse pared with the new role of simulated virtue, \u201cSatan reproving sin\u201d feels a blunted barb.Let the reader besrin mind that Ottawa is the stronghold of ccriuption in Canada, All the schemes for debauching and demoralising the people are hatched there, find their source and fountain-head at the Capital.Corruption radiat:s from there as does light from a centre, It is the citadel, the fortress, the very \u2014ficus of all that 18 debasing and degrading in the public life of the nation.The Ottawa bribery brigade has beeu recruited from all parts of the Dominion; and selected chiefly for their prominence in their respective localities for unscrupulous partizanship, It is an aspirant\u2019s b:st credentials for distinguished honors in the public service.Its only rivals in the competition are the impecunious scions of the English aristocracy.For the last 12 or 13 years fully $25,000,000 havs bean filched from the Federal treasury for bribing and corrupting the const:Luen- cies, Fully one third of the electors os Ottawa are civil servants.These constitute a sure and reliable \u201cnest-egg\u201d in every emergency.Notwithstanding these manifold advantages,a Government candidate in a bye-slection with a Government majority of over 50, could vot rely on the force and strength of these influences, without resortiag to wholesale bribery, During the session of 1890, the death of Perley, one of the Ottawa members, causcd a new election and a ministerial candidate was brought out with all the prestige in a profligate constituency which that implies.He had the farther advantage of being able to concentrate all the forces of corruption on one spot.Yet, despite these seemingly irresistible influences, he could not truet the electorate without resorting to wholesale bribery.Oneinstance ofthis will suffice.The payment of $1000 to the secretary of the Hackmen\u2019s Union to pay 100 carters $10 each for carrying voters to the polls on election day.And men of this stamp pose 88 the champions of purity, and have the audacity to reflect on some of the best men in the public life of the country.The difference between the two parties: The one is organized, systema 1c corsup- tion, the other bribery by individuals.This spends his own means or the voluntary contributions of his friends, distributed by amateurs whose tracks are plainly discernable wherever they tread; thet spends fands stolen indirectly from the public cheat, distributed by an organized band with the precision and regularity of automatic machinery.The whole plan is carefully studied and mapped as 18 n Campaig n by à Napoleos.Every one bas his place and his special duty assigned.There are no selections at haphazard.The votary must have won his spurs before gaining admission to the tanctuary.Marvel not, therefore, if the election courts trip up by the heels the man who spends his owa money through the \u201cpremtice\u201d hands of his rabble recruits.Of course, they will flatter and flounder and fall into traps at every turn, like geese on glare ice, leaving the candidate at the the mercy of indiscreet, imexperienced friends.On the other side, though bribery and corruption are wracticad wholesale with armour stolen from the public treasury, it is done by experts who have graduated at the business and know how to cover up their tracks; by master mechanics with diplomas of efficiency in their pockets, and who have been promoted or therr proficiency.It has been pointed out that the organization is so perfect that it is bomb proof, ire proof, burglar proof, Only those who kuow the combination cap gain access; and it takes a long probation before admission to the \u201choly of holies\u201d is possible, Is it surprising that detection is so difficult, and establ shing the legal connection of the candidate almost impossible?To mature and perfect this gigantic scheme of publie demoralization hss been the chef d\u2019œuvre of the \u201cGrand Old Man.\u201d To these ends he devoted the best part of à long and remarkable career.Nor can it be denied that he stamped it with the impress of bis genius.Any success for good or evil which ke hag impressed on bis age or country, and the place which history will assign him, he owes mainly to his skill in debauching tue pablic conscience, in his methods of accom- -plishipg it, and the tools he used.Darvuiasr, laugh\u201d completely in the shade, Com- LOST-$50.LOST\u2014Monday, between St.Bulpice and Lagauchetiere streets (corner st.Lawrence,) one Fifty-dollar Bill.Finder will be rewarded by returning same to owner, MAD, TRRRIEN, 16MNotre Dame street.ss PROCLAMATION.WHEREAS; Wednesday, the 20th instant, in the afternoon, has been fixed upon for the funeral ceremonieszof the late Prince Albert Victor Duke of Clarence and Avondale, the undersigned Mayor of the City of Montreal, respectfully invites the citizens generally to rlose their places of business and drape them in mourning at one o\u2019clock p m, on that day, as a \\ribute of respeot Lo the memory of the eceased, and of sympathy with the bereaved members of the Royal Family.JANES M'SHANE, Mayor, \u2014\u2014o\u2014\u2014 Maycr\u2019s Office, City Hall, | Montreal, Jan, 19th, 1892, PRESBYTERLAN FUNERAL SERVICE \u2014\u2014FOR THE LATE\u2014\u2014 Prince Albert Victor IN ST, PAUL\u2019S CHURCH.ON WEDNESDAY AT NOON.We cordially invite the Presbyterians in the city, and any others, to this service.J.EDGAR HILL, JAMES BARCLAY, MONTREAL CORN EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, The Annual General Meeting of the Montreal Corn Exchange Association will be held in the Board of Trad: Reading Room on WEDNESDAY, 77th inst, at 3o'clock m, for the Election of the Committee of Mane agement, the Board of Review, and for other business, By order, GEO.HADRILL, Secretary.Office Board of Trade, } Montreal, Jan, 20th, 1892, THB GUARANTEE COMPANY NORTH AMERICA Head Office, 157 St, James St, Montreal.THE OLDESTAND LARGEST IN AMERICA SIR ALEXANDERT.GALT.President, EDWARD RAWLINGS, Vice-President and Managing Director.GIBB & COMPANY Are Receiving Novelties in Tailoring and Haberdashery ALSO Pattern Suits from Poole RANKLIN'S ENGLISH =i à Remedy-Every famiiy QAR i! should keep it in the house; J a= we have used it fer three RT years, and would not be without it; the first bottle I took gained 30 pounds; was cured of a disease of the .Stomach that baffled the A a 3 skill of our old local physi- Gas FAD cians for two years.Thos, & \"=> McGinn.Guelph, Ont.RANKLIN'S ENGLISH REMEDY\u2014A genuine medicine; helps nutrition, strengthens the vital organs,gives new lifes to the blood; 60e, bottle.Frankiin Med.Company, 46 King east, (RANKLIN'S ENGLISH REMEDY\u2014A grand medicine for the blood; also dyspepsia or weak stomaoh.R.A.Spence, Clachan, Ont.Frank(in\u2019s Inhaler, 2 cents.We will send both articles on receipt of 60c.Franklin Med.Co, 36 King east.TO LET The plot of ground and buildings fronting about seventy feet, on Bt.James street anda about one hundred feet on Inspector street, bounded in the rear and one side by Labbe\u2019s wholesale furniture store, the largest in America.]fdesired and a satisfactory agreement arrived at, the present buildings will be taken dow: and a new building or buildings erected to suit a tenant or tenants, wholesale merchants or manufacturers, Address\u2014 J.B.MURPHY, Kingston,Ont.,or, A, BRUNET, 58 St.James street, Montreal.FURNITURE AND BEDDING Large Assortment.Low Prices RENAUD.KING & PATTERSON.633 Craig Street.Factory\u201462 College Street, THOMAS HOCKINC Successor to Unarles Childs, Machinist Model and Tool Maker 47 William Street Manufacturer of Cutting Dies of every des oription, Steel Shanks, Gaîter Springs, Glove Syring Fasteners, ete., ete.Boot and Shoe siachinery a Specialty, Machine knives ground by Auto.matio process.TENDERS FOR HARBOR BONDS.The Harbor Commissioners ol Moutreal invite Tenders for $344,000 [or any portion thereof} of Thirty-year 4 per cent.bonds Series H, $1,/00 each,] being the unissued alance authorized by the act 3% Vie,, Chap.61, Sec.22, and the Amending Act of 1887 for the improvement of the Harbor, The Bonds are dated 5th July, 189l.Tenders will be received until noon on the 1st March proximo, No tender wlll necessarily be_ accepted.ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, Secretary, HarborCommissioners\u2019 Office, } Montreal, Jan, 12th, 1892.RICHELIEU Prince of Table Waters For sale at the Clubs, Hotels and leadin Grocers.Those who wish for » ure and plesant table water would do wel! 10 give It atrial, Endorsed by the leading physician of Montteal, Telephone orders promply filled.If your grocer does not keep it, sendto J.A.HARTE, | 1780 Notre Damo street, AMUSEMENTS ŒQueen\u201ds 1T'heatre.\u2014THIS WEEK\u2014EVERY EVEN(NG\u2014 Wednesday \u2014MA TIN EES-\u2014Saturday.The Foremost Farceur, Mr, _ FRANK DANIELS and his New Comedy Company, including MISS BESSIE SANSON, presenting LITTLE PUCK.Evening prices\u2014$1, 75¢, 50c: Gallery 25c.Matinee pr \u2018ces\u201450c, 35c and 25c.Ssats on sale at\u2018Sheppaid\u2019s Music Store and N,Y.Piano Co, AMERICAN - HOUSE BOSTON, MASS.Under New Management Both American and European Plans.Rooms $1 per Day and Upwards Appointments and Cuinine unexcelled, and every attraction for both permanent and transient guests.Located inthe commercial centre of the city and provided with large sample rooms for travelling men.KEELER & POCOCK, Preps, MONTREAL ROOFING COMF?ANY COR.LATOUR ST.& BUSBY LANE, ~ Metal, Slate, Acti nolite Cement and Grave's Boofers.= 4 ® WMANUFA CTURERS OF = Galvanized I ron and Copper Cornices , Skylights, Gutters, Con ductors a and Ventilators.* RO OFS REPAIRED A.ND PAINTED.Asphaite and Bithul ithle Flooring.Bages ments made Da mp and Rat Proof.ESTIMATES PRO MPTLY FURNISHED.\u20ac MONTREAL RO OFING COMPANY, P.0.Box 909.Telephone Bell 180, Fede ral 1602.& THE LARGEST ASSN AND BEST EQUIPED STUDIO IN CANADA.WM NOTMAN & SON, PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE QUEEN, 17 Bleury-Street, - - MONTREAL Armour\u2019s Pork Beef Canned and Smoked Meats, Oils, Glues, Extract of Boel and Vigoral \"Held In Stock, Free and in Bond, by JAMES ALLEN Sole Agent Armour & Co,, Chicago.WHOLESALETRADE ONLY SUPPLIED + Office and Warehouse: .- \"Custom House Sa.Montreal THE SUN Has secured during 1892 wW.D, Bowells, H.Rider Haggard, George Meredith, Norman Lockyer, Andrew Lang, Conan Doyle, St, George Mivart.Mark Twain, Rudyard Kipling.J.Chandler Harris R.Louis Stevenson, William Black, W, Clark Russell, Mary E.Wilkins, Frances Hodgson Burnett.And many other distinguished Writers The SUNDAY SUN is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the world, ; PricoeSca copy.By mail $2 a year.Address, THE SUN, Now York.FOR : SALHI A Fine Lot ot Second-hand Radiators Boiler, 8creens & Marble Tops Will bo SOLD CHEAP Robert Mitchell &- Co Corner St.Peter and Crai Streets.\u2014 2000 VAE, INTIMIDAD CIGARS.Golden Eagles.Villar Villars.Murias.Coronae.Vice-Regal Tobaceo Emporium 134 St.James St.Telephone\u2014759 GAS FIXTURES Largest Assortment \u2014O07 YEE-\u2014 BEST - DESIGNS «in the Dominion\u2014 Te be seen at our SEHOWROOM OOZ£.ST.PETEB and CRAIG ROBT.MITCHELLZC8 DANS taught by a comprenensible ays.i tem, thus making dancing easy to learn.I will offer a Christmas rate that will reach the public Now istheilime! Come and ses what others have done by the system in the ast three months and jou will bein a posl- ion to judge for yourself.Classes for begine ners, adults, Tuesday and Tharsday,do.for advanced Monday and Friday, Private lessons given during day or evening.Juveniles\u2014A cod gift toa childatermin dancing.Mon- gay And Thursday, Tuesda and Frida .Cole t.Antoine open on Mon an ; End pm 14.R.MAQDONALD, IR.Telephone 4177.Queen's Halle AMUSEMENTS ACA DEMYOF MUSIC HENRY T'HOMAS, l'esseu & Maua, \u2018er.ABBEY & GRAU Grand French an | Ital ian Opera Company Under the management of Messrs.Henry Thomas and Charles Harriss.TUESDAY EVENING, JAN.26, LES HUGUENOTS IMeyerbeer\u2019s Opera.} Valentina.Mme Emma Alban ! Margherita Di Valois.Mme Pettigiaut UrbANnO.\u2026.000 0essrer-cce Mlle De Vigne Dama D\u2019Ounore .Mile Bauermeister Conte Di Nevers.c se .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Sig.Carbone Marcello.iiiiiiiieeieiiieiiine.M.Vinche Huguenot #oldier.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Sig.Grossi Tavannes.Sig.Cernusce De Ritz .Sig.Viviang Maurevert.8g.Vaschett De COSSe.uses scccc00e nes Sig.Rinaldint Raoul Di Nagis.8ig.Fernando \u2018Valero WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN.27.FAUST.Gounod\u2019s Opera.Marguerite.Mme Pettigiant Siebel.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026 .Mme Sofia Scalchi Marta.Mlle Bauermetister Mephistopheles .8ig.Magni-Colletti Wegner.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.8lg Vaschetti FRAUSt oo.secs c ace sacs rons0r0sa0cce M.Montariol THURSDAY EVENING, TAN.28 LOHENGRIN, \u2018Wagner's Opera.Elsa di Brabante.Mme.Emma Albani Ortruda.ceee0e-.reeves Mme Tremelli Frederico di Telramordo.Sig.Magni-Coletti Enrico L'Uoccellatore.so.saur M, Vinche L'Araldo Del Re.\u2026.\u2026.Sig.Vaschetti Lohengrin ., a0000 Sig, Fernando Valero Prices~$3, 2 50 and gallery $1 Bale of seats 1 ê Nordheimers begin Tuesuay, Jan 18 at PARROW & JACOB'S THÉATRE ROYAL es \u2014Lvery afternoon and Evenine= Week commencing Monday, Jan, 18th.THE WORLD AGAINST HER, A magnificent company, supporting the Charming Are « AGNES WALLACE VILLA.Each artist selected for their individual fitness for the parts they portray.A dramatie story, more thrilling im its narration and more beautiful in its absorbing and romantic illustrations, than has ever been offered te an American public.Prices of admission, 10c, 20c and 80c.Reserved seats,10c extra, Plan at the theatre from 9 a m till 0p m.Coming-Williams & Orr's \u2014\u2014 VICTORIA SKATING CLUB.The band will play every Saturday afternoon from 4 to 6.30, and every Wednesday evening trom 8 to 10 during the month o January.Tickets are now being issued at the seore- tary treasurer\u2019s office,1709 Notre Dame-street from 10amto 5pm.Rates o! subscription are the same as last year.The President and Directors hope that holders of Ladies\u2019 and Gentlemen\u2019s tickets will favor them with their company at the Five O'clock Teas held on Saturday afternoons in the Directors\u2019 Reception Rooms.[By order,] W.ALEX'R.CALDWELL, Secretary-Treasurer.Art Association of Montreal Phillips Square \u20140i Galleries open 9 am to dusk, Reading Room open toMem- bers till 6 p m.MONTREAL - DRIVING PARK, Point St.Charles.The above track is now open and in FIRST-CLASS CONDITION.The first races of the season will take place Thnreday afternoon, January 2ist, 1892, when a 2:35 and 3 minute class will be given, En tries close Wednesday evening at 9 o\u2019clook D.PONNELLY, Montreal Horse Exchange, Pt.St.Charl38.NOTICE: By Order of the Superior Court (Under the Winding Up Act.| IN THE MATTER OF THEHERALD GO.(LIMITED), In Liquidation, NOTICE is hereby given that by order of the Superior Court all claims against the said Herald Company (Limited), must be filed with the undersigned on or be\u2018ore the thirtieth day of January, eighteen hundred and ninety-two.) WILL H.WHYTE, Liquidator to The Herald Co., Limited.Montreal, Dec.30th 1801, : -Fhe Sicily Asphaltum Paving Company Montreal sidewalks, Collars Floors, Yards, ota, Paved with Limmer Rock Asphalt Mastis.Sicilian Rock Asphalt t lowest prices and work guaranteed.Atl p Send for ctrenlars and Prices.OFFICE AND MILLS : 10,12 & 14 Mill-street SHERRIFFS Islay Whiskey XX0.VO.OLD This Brand has maintained its High ion in Canada for Reputat THIRTY-FIVE YEARS \u2014 GILLESPIES « 00 A ents for Canada HUGH : BRODIE, NOTARY PUBLIC, » m es OLe>.RG - and Issuer of MAFTIAE .Liconses, + NEW « YORK - LIFE - BUILDING.MCINTYRE' CODE & ORDIN Barristers, Notaries So, Supreme Court gd _Departmental Agents, .OTTAWA, Ontario.A, BF, McINTYRE, Q.©.R, G.Cona : s J.F.Opa, .i PR, _ @ air \u201d te MR al ww FEE Ve TTY pean TT PET TN pen TT Ee TE NE Were i 418 + of 0 be he st us = + am iy.CARLSCHURZ AS A HUNTER HE ISSAID TO BE AN ARTISTIC HAND LER OF THE RIFLE, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tow a Big ¥lk Was Killed and His Aatlers Brought {0 New York\u2014He Tells of His Hunts.New York Wo:li.\u201cYes, I love b:g game Lusting in Am- tr:ca,\u201d said Mr.Carl Schurz, diplom »t, su hor, philosopher and statesman, \u201cI +m now plancing a hunt with a few frierds in the Rocky Mountains.It will be tte first opportanity I Yave bad to use my rifle in some little time.I bave had the pleasure of hunting the chamois in Europe, but I find that the white goat of the towering and barren peaks of the Rockies is just as difficult to get at.I have done a littla killing of big game in the Alps and Pyrerees by stalking.I have heard famous sportsmen tell of their shooting experiences in Cashmere and Thibet, and 1 have come to the conclusion that Am} erica is second to none in big game hunting.\u201cI hunted with & party of army officers in Wyoming and Montana recently, and hi d tbe luck to kill almost every kind of bg game.I started in on antelope &hoc ting, and it was great sport.This apimal is very wary ard hard to get at, and ore must be a pretty good shot af long range before success crowns his efforts.Your chances of killing this game sre much less than in the hunt fur deer, elk or sheep, You see it is very seldom you can get nearer than one hundred and fitty yards, and oftentimes you may bave to shoot some two hundred or more yards, and then it is hard to kill without using several cartridges.My favorite quarry was the black tail antelope, whose haunts are in mountains and high craggy hills.\u201d Over the mantel in Mr.Schurz\u2019s library in his residence, No.175 East Fifty-eighth- street, New York, is a magnificent pair of antlers.\u201cAh, be was a mighty fellow,\u201d said Mr.Schurz, when asked for the story of the antlers.\u201cThese antlers came from a round-horned elk, the hardiest of its kind, and now fast disappearing.Our \"Camp was in a deep valley near a branch of the Little Missouri River.We were bounded by steep hills with sloping, grassy sides.After beating the smooth country about, towards nightfall we came across unmistakable fresh elk tracks leading into a stretch of mountainous tferri- tory.Before dawn we started with a crisp, bracing wind in our faces for the elk grounds.The tracks were followed hour after hour into the Bad Lands.We finally, at about noon, came across & bed that had just been deserted, and the long, clean hootprints told us that the quarry had started off at a swinging trot.\u201c We followed as fast as possible, the rugged country making it slow work at tbe best.At about4 o\u2019clock in the afternoon we found an elk in some timbered coulees.We dismounted and led our unshod horses, 1 got & good shot at a magnificent bull, my bullet striking him in the flank and ranging forward, a very fatal wouud.He made off with acoaple of cow elks, and 1 was about to fire again 88 he reached the top of a divide, but he stopped, reeled and fell dead.\u201d \u201cHave you had much bear hunting ?\u201cOb, I have killed a few bears, and it was excellent sport.The last bear I shot was in 1880, when I was hunfing with some Western friends in Wyoming.\u2018We had killed a big moose and the following day discovered that bear had been at the carcass, so we started out on the bear hunt soon after sunset.We got to within 200 yards of the carcass of the moose, the scent of the decaying meat constantly growing stronger, when suddenly I heard, as it seemed at my elbow, the shrill whistling \u2018woof\u2019 of 4 bear.\u201cA look at the spot where the moose lay showed no bear.I got up within a dozen yards of the carcass and looked in vain for something to shoot at.I had \u2018no rotion that a bear was there after I had surveyed the ground, but after an- o ler glance at the dead moose in the Garknr&s I thought Ieaw a motion.I -couldn\u2019t eee how large the bear was nor as to how be stood, whether head or side towards me, At this moment the bear again moved and I made out his shonl- ders.I threw up my rifle, fired and reloaded.À loud bawl followed the shot, and the bear came towards me, turning -somersaults over the ground.I put in another ball behind the shoulder and the gymnastics ceased.It was a medium sized grizzly.{o*I have secured a few white goats and during my next hunting trip I hope to get à few more,\u201d said he.\u201cThe white goat is not much heard of in hunting stories, as few Eastern hunters care to pursue it in the highest and moat inac- -Cessible mountain peaks.\u201cFor white goat we generally started mmediately after breakfast.The climb.ng was always very hard and dangerous, but the scenery grand beyond description.Up above the domain of the deer we climbed and scrambled, some of the slopes being so steep that it was like going upstairs, up jagged rocks and \u2018fine needles as slippery as glass, across landslides covered with loose slates and granite boulders, till at last we came to the round hoof marks of the white goat, leading to the clay licks.\u201cThe goat trails were not very fresh, and we only came across two trails tha gave us much encouragement.Ttowards evening we saw a fine billy browsing quietly on aj slide near the edge of a wood.We got within 250 yards after extremely careful stalking, but in trying to shift my position I started a small boulder that went tumbling down the mountain side.The noise startled the goat and he made a dask up the bank.My bullet took him in the left leg as he disappeared over the bank.We followed the three-legged trail skirting the cliffs and precipices.The goat had stopped to roll in the dust every 500 yards or so, apparently troubled with his crippled leg.The trail went up the sharpest and steepest places.At one spot I nearly came to grief, for I slipped on & ledge and fell over the brink of precipice.I luckily caught in a pine top, bounced down through it and brought up in a balsam with my rifle aright and myself \u201cI had two hours more of à chase Suddeniy on tbe extreme top of the | mountain we sighted the wounded goat.-He had just arisen from rolling and ap- poared, a8 I thought, very weak.He was behind a great log, and I fired to Treak his beck, My shot only plowed a furrow above tbe long spinal bones over the shoulders.The way that supposedly fagged-out goat took the trail down the \u2018mountain would have done credit to an aptelope, Determined to zapture it, we took the trail again, and as it led straight down we followed it at a smart pace.Just as it was growiog dark we caught up with the wounded goat, standing in & clump of trees on & flat terrace at the foot of a series of precipices.As soon a8 we got in shooting distance the gost etartrd off again.| fired, aud 3t rolied down with a broken neck to al- moet the very epot where it had stood.\u201d \u201cHave vou ever hunted buffalo, Mr.Schurz \u2018Yes; but there are so few left in the West that it 18 doubtful if the sportsmen will have an opportusity to engage in the chase of this great a- im»l again.My last buffalo was killed in 1850, when, with some army officers, [ got within shooting dista-ce of a s nail herd.In the Yellowstone Park area few herds under the protection of the Goverr ment.\u201d \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LATE SPORTING NEWS Continued from Page Two.CURLING, Annual Tournament of the Four Brothers Club of Canada.SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.Toronro, Jan.19.\u2014Tbe annual tournament of the Four Brothers Club of Capada was begun to-day at the Cale- denian rink, Five inks entered the contest, the Malcolms (seniors and juniors), the Rennies, the Greens and the Gibsore.Mr.Hockland, of M 83 Park, acted ss umpire ci the games.The scores were: Malcolms Gibsons R Malcolm, sr F Gibson T Malcolm Jas Gibson A Malcolm John Gibson J C Malcolm.skip 8) T Gibson .skip 14 Majerity for Malcolms, sr., 16 shots, Malcolms, Rennies.Arch Malcolm, jr, J Rennte, John Malcolm, G Rennie, Alex Malcolm, J Rennie, Jas Malcolm, skip.20 R Rennie, skip.s.2L Majority for Rennies, 1 shot.Gre 1 byes.The apnual meeting was held after the close of play in the first draw.President Rennie occupied the chair, The Hanover Brothers, of Toronto, were elected to membership and Mr.Robert Malcolm was appointed custodian of the club medJals.R.Renme was elected president.Play will be continued tomorrow as follows: 9 a.w., Rennie ve.Green, Malcolm, bye; consolation, Gibson vs, Malcolm, jr.1p.m., final for medal, consolation final, 104 2 TT PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.David G.Parent, of Kennebunk, Me, is a grandfather at the age of 36.David's middle name should be Grand if it isn't.® X % Hills Webb \"made himself famous by cleaning out the bank of Monte Carlo several weeks ago.He 18 now adding to bis celebrity by showing that his \u201csystem\u201d works both ways.He lost $31,000 in two days last week by following precisely the same play that seemed unconquerable before.Games of chance are among the uncertain things of life.* x x Senator Gibaon, of Louisiana, estimates tbe profits of the lottery company that helps to run his State at from eight to ten millions, net.Scoop-net.* ® % Frau Matferns, the distinguished Wagner soprano, who sang in company with Winklemann and Scaria, lately lost by death her husband, Herr Friedrich, a popular comedian of Vienna, and has gone into complete retirement.x ¥ Ww Captain Wolfgang Schoenle, one of the editors of the Cincinnati Volkablait, when told that his end was near, wrote his own obituary.He died last week.* #**% A man in Oregon looks 80 much like Governor Pennoyer that W.H.Biggs, a politician of that State, poured into his ears a lot of party secrets before discovering that he was not talking to the Governor.Big sell on Biggs.* = % A brilliant Polish pianist received $1000 for playing at a private soiree held in Boston one night last week, in which connection the Congregationalist observes that the average Congregational clergyman receives for his entire years service only $47 more than that sum.Moral cultivate the keyboard rather than theology.xs A Boston veteran has sent his pension certificate to Secretary Noble, with the assurance that he needs no further Government assistance, andfthe professional soldier\u2019s-friend will exclaim, \u201cOne more crank.\u201d = Neal Dow is still living in a house that he built in Portland, Maine, nearly 65 years ago, and although he is 87 years old, continues to get in a whack for prohibition occasionally.= æ+#* Gladstone struck a Paris correspondent as \u201csingular in the sense that he does not resemble any other man.\u201d His daughter, Miss Helen Gladstone, says the same writer, has her father\u2019s eyes, but there the resemblance ceases.Rw An authority on the sut ject states tha, 25,000 hands are employed at making gloves within a radius of 40 miles at Grenoble, France, and they turn out 1,200,000 dozers of gloves every year.Twice the latter number of hands, therefore, are employed in wearing the gloves.2 Vienna bankers have given notice to their clerks that they must not attend the races during the coming spring season.This is expected to make the clerks better as a matter of courss.Great efforts are being made to induce Captain Hozier to withdraw from his right to insist thas Ellis Ashmead-Bart- lett shall retire from Parliament as one of the penalties of having been proven guilty of being on improper terms with Captain Crozier\u2019s wife, the Lady Blanche sister of the Earl of Airlie.Bat the injured husband refnses to yield, and not only carries Mr.Ashmead-Bartlett\u2019s $25 000 of satisfaction money around with him, but says that the seat-vacat- ing bond shall be carried out to the very letter.; * a & \u201cProbably General Neal Dow has not yet been agked to give an opinion as to tie mest fitting place in which to hold the Democratic Convention, though he is understood to believe that the matter will depend for settlement upon the Question of which city brews the best Te A sc THE MONTREAT, HERALD THE FORTY-NINTH REPORT ee OUR BOARD OF TRADE COUNCIL FINISBES ANOTHER YEAR'S WORK, Effect of the Mild Weather on Business\u2014 MattersWhich Must Be Again Brought Forward, The forty-ninth annual report of the council of the Montreal Board of Trade Las just been issued.It commences by referring to the bountifal harvest of the past year and then g.es on to say: The very mild weatber in late autumn and early winter had a depressing effect upon certain lines of business by pre~ venting the sale ot seasonabla goods, and, by allowing the farmers to continue their field work, it delayed the marketing of their crops.This will, however, improve matters fur the Coming year, as tLe ploughing and spring work is generally well forward, and the crops sbculd thus be correspondingly early.R-cent tariff legislation in the United States has cloged that market to Canada for many classes of goods, but this bas led to a large increase .in our business elsewhere, and especially with Great Britain.The export of goods to that country, in which there was already an established business, has been largely increased, and new lines have been opened up, among which eggs may be specified, the export of that product having already passed the experimental stage and assumed cunsideraoie proportions, The small crops in Europe will have a good effect upon this continent in stimulating the demand for wheat from Canada and the United States.Canadian cheese continues to hold a good position in the English market, but butter is finding a strong and gaining come petition from our sister colonies in Australasia.The live stock business continues to be one of the chief features of the export business, and the debated ques:ion of requisite provision on ship-board for that trade has led to such inspection by Government a8 will tend to retain for Montreal its high character as a port of shipment for Live stock.The export of lumber has decreased considerably, owing chiefly to the almost entire cessa- ticn of the demand from South America.Regarding Montreal the Custom House returns show a marked increase of the export trade, as compared with 1890, the total figures exceeding the highest of any former years by $6,826,513.The imporis remain almost uncbanged, but the amount of duty collecied thereon shows a decrease of nearly two million dollars, which is chiefly attrioutable to sho placiog of raw sugar upon t.e free let On page five there commencas a statement of the work of the council in regard to the completion of the harbor improvements.This occupies several pages, and is followed by a few words referring to each of the folowing subjects: \u201cObstructions to navigation,\u201d \u201cDeap water basins on Lachine Canal,\u201d \u201cwater power for electric lighting,\u201d \u201cLive stoct ship- mens facilities,\u201d etc., etc., until the whole of the work of the year is touched up)a in a manner befitting the ability of those who drew up the report.The (able showing the total shipments of produce via the St.Lawrence is extremely inter, esting as, in fict, are ail the comparative tables with whi:h many of the pages are filled.Special attention is given to the proposed new building and the branch associations come in for a fair share of mention.All the amendments to the by-laws which have already been printed in The Heraid are published on pages 49 and 50, ard in conclusion the repcrt 1eads as follows: Your council, in.closing this report, would call the attention of the new council to the following matters which need to be again brougit before the Dominion Government, as, owing to the general elections early in the year, the subsequent death of the Premier and consequent reorganization of the Cabinet, the representations made reapecting them have received only formal acknowledgment, The construction of deep-water basing in tue Lacbine Canal.The need of deep-water piers at Father Point and at the Quarantine Station, Grosse Jsie._ Although there was but little legislation either at Ottawa or Quebec to engage the council\u2019s attention, the year has proved à very busy one, matters con- rected with the erection ofthe board\u2019s new premises nocessitating 23 meetings of the Building Committee, and also occupying a large proportion of the time and attention of the 44 meetings of the council.The contract, plans and specifications have, however, all been approved and signed before a notary, and the council hopes that its labors will leave its successors free to devote their attention to more general business., Record ot attendance at the 44 meetings of council held during 1891-2 up to Jan.12, 1892, inclusive.Name of Member, Present.Absent on leave, BREET owe or Ha en mts Absent, Robert Archer, president., 42 J.B.Learmont.nassecses cesses .C.Munderioh .Richard White, 2nd vice-pres, 3 Alphonse Raci A 28 réo sera sans s ven s .25 *H.A.Budden, Ist v'ce-pres.,, 21 H.Yontagu Allan, treasurer.,,, 18 A.G.McBean .16 A.A'AYE.senc.0000000 A 18 *Absent from ma .health, Dy meetings owing to ill al Zl 250 | ol 1 J In Memoriam.List of members of the Montreal Beard of Trade who died during 1891: Thowss Darling, died Feb.10, 1891: John M.Young, died March 19, 1891 Stanley Kinnear, died April 3, 1891; M.Laing, died May 11,1891; John Lewis.died June 9, 1891; Gilbert Scott, died June 9, 1891; R.8.Oliver, died June 21, 1891; Chas.L.Bosse, died June 22, 1891; John Baird, jr, died Sept.21, 1891: W.H.Rintoul, died Sept.26, 1891; William Notman, died Nov.11, 1891; Wm.Cas- slls, died Dec.25, 1891; John Brodiet died Dec, 29, 1891.rer News Notes From London, SPECIAL TO THE HERALD, Loxpox, Ont., Jan, 19.\u2014A gon of Lt- Col.Dawson and Richard J.Williams reported last night that while they wee riding along the side road north of the second concession, London townshir, they were stopped by a couple of mounts ed bighwaymen who relieved young Dawson of all the money he had in his pocket, about 50.cents, and fired revolvers after Williams as he rode away, one of the shots grazing his shoulder, The Ministerial Association unanimously decided yesterday to petition the city counoil to change the hours for closing Lotels at night from 12 to 10 o\u2019clock, D LIVER OIL SCOTT'S MULSION Gf Pure Cod Liver Oil with HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND SODA.=» The patient suffering from : CONSUMPTION, i SRONCHITIS COUGH, COLD, OR : WAST : WASTING DISEAS takes the 88 he would take milk, 4 { fect emulsion, and a wonderful flesh acer.: Take no other.AU Druggists, 1.00.3 À SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville.SIDEWALKS eel PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the um ersigned City Surveyor has completed the § racial Assesses ment Rolls for Permanent Sidewalks on the following streets, viz: &t Catherine street from DeLorimier ave nue to Papineau avenue, SL Catherine street fram Papineau avenue to Bleury street.St Patrick street from Wellington street to Conde street.sto \u2018Wellington street from St Patrick street to 8t Columban street.Centre street from Richmond street to Shearer street.St Lawrence street.east side, from Lagau- chetiere street to St Catherine street.Notre Dame street, south side, from McGill street to Chaboillez square.St Therese street from St Vincent street to St Gabriel street.St Gabriel street from St Faul street to Notre Dame street.St Catherine street from Aylmer street to Union avenue.Prince Arthur street, north side, from St Charles Borrommee to St Lawrence street.Prince Arthurstreet, south side, from St Charles Borrommee to St Lawrence street.Ontario street, north side, from St Hubert street to St Christophe street, St James and McGill streets, northeast corner, Metcalfe street, northeast corner of Dor- chester street.Dorchester street, in front of Nos 411 to 419, Dorchester street, in front of Nos 430 to 433, And that they have been deposited in his offic3, in the City Hall, where they may be seen And examined by all parties interested until MONDAY, the 1st day of February,1892, and that on TUESDAY, the 2nd day of February, at 10 o\u2019clock a m, he will then and there hear and examine all complaints in relation to such special rolls of assessment be- fers the accounts are delivered to the City Treasurer in accordance with the law.PERCIVAL W.ST.GEORGE, City Surveyor.City Surveyor\u2019s Office, City Hall, ! Montreal} Tan 18th, 1892.To be inserted in The Herald and Gazette on the 19th and 20th Tanuarv instant.TWO HOTELS -\u2014 AND\u2014 Other Properties BY AUCTION The Executors of the Estate Late Daniel MeClanaghan Have instructad me to sell without Reserve, on TUESDAY, JAN.26 , AT 11 A.M.THE WELL KNOWN St.James Hotel fronting on St, James and Cathedral streets opposite the magnificent Bonaventure Depot.Grand Trunk Railway, one of the best positions possible for a Commercial House and one that will be the fortune for the right man in a very short space of time.The opportu- ; nity is one that occurs perhaps once in a life timo, as this house, well managed, will be like the Grand Union of New York, It is an absolute necessity and 18 only sold on account of the death of the owner, whose executors are closing the estate for the benefit of all concerned, The STANLEY\u201d- HOTEL opposite the Canadian Pacific and Windsor | Depot, facing Dominion Square and the ! Windsor Hotel, will be sold to the highest i bidder, tor the same estate, also the well known property on COLLEGE SRREET, Presently occupied by Messrs.Langevin & may, Horse Traders; this property haa a large yard and good stabling, etc.3 VALUABLE LOTS ON ST.JAMES STREET WEST, ench about 25 ft 6 x 96, opposite St.Antoine Market, between Aqueduct and Mountain- street corners.The attention of Capitalis,ts Hotel Men and Real Estate buyers is especially directed to this absolute sale of choice properties.Such choice investments are only submitted unreservedly to public competition on an occasion like the present one.The buyer of either of the hotels or the ether properties will double his money in a very short space of time.Both the \u201cSt.James\u201d and the \u201cStanley\u201d are as well situated for business as the St.Lawrence Hall or the Windsor, ; Title perfect.Terms liberal, Sale at my room, 201 St.James-street, THOS.J.POTTER, Auctioneer, T.J.DOHERTY.THOS, GAUTHIER, } Executors.N.B.\u2014~The Furniture, Fixtures.eto., of the 3st.James Hotel will be sold immediately after the Property is sold.Full particulars will be published aud the house will be open for insuection.\u2014T J.P.THOMAS J.POTTER Real Estate, Trade Sale and General AUCTIONEER, 201 ST.JAMES-STREET.\u2014\u2014 0 SALES OF REAL ESTATE, Trade Sales of Teas, Lemons and Oranges, eic., and all Commercial Sales, A SPECIALTY.Having sold more Real Estate at publie auction than all the auctioneers in Montreal combined, I bez to remind owners, executors and trustees that they are consulting their best interests And those of their clients and friends by giving me theit preference.My new and spacious, well-lighted salesroom will be provided with all the plans and books of reference of Montreal and vicinity.Records of previous sales and reliub valuations furnished.- Property bought and sold either at public e., \u20ac or private LS THOMAS J.POTTER, DS BULODINE MATERIAL, TUESDAY, January 26,1892, At 11 O'CLOCK.At the above date,that part of the houss to be expropriated for the widening of Notre l'ame street, situate Non.1245, 1247, 1249, 1251, of the said street, the lot bearing cadastral No.69, St, James Ward, will, at the demand of the proprietor, be sold at public auction, the sale to take place on the ground.The building material to be removed ime medi tely.Terms: Cash, A depesit will be asked on dicaton and the balance will have Lo be ® tin the hands of the City Treasurer on the @y of the sale.A, GOSSELIN, Assistant Clty Clerk.M.HICKS & CO., Auctioneers, City Clerk\u2019s Office, | City Hall, : Montreal, 18th Jan., 1832.CHARLES R.BLACK Accoun:ant, .nanc:«r Agent, Auditor, Trus:ee Fc.?0 81, John street MONTREAL Bell 19tepnine, No.5386.Reference by ermissien Lo Hon Alexandra Mackenzie .P., Toronto, Geu.Hagueer Esq.eneral Manager Merchants Bank of Can a Mon treal, J.Murrsy Smith, Esq manager Bank of Toronto, Montreal , À.Crombie, Esq.Manager an Bank of; Commerce Montreal For Sale to Close Consignments, Bleaching Powder, Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Sal Ammoniac.Henry Dobell & Co.Agents WALTER TOWNSEND Raliway Supplies.STANDARD BUILDING ST.JAMES-STREET STEEL RAILS Bolling & Lowe, London, G odwin Bros.Scottish Steel & File works } Sheffield Martel Furnace Co., 8t.Ignace, Mich Erie Car and Car Wheel Co., Erie.Pa RailwaySupoly Co.Cincinnati0.Whitaker's : Almanac FOR 1892.Complete Edition, Cloth 75c Abridged Edition, Paper 35c MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO Stationers, Blank Book Makera and Printers, 1755&!757 Notre Dame st.THE NATIONAL CORDAGE COMPANY NEW YORK, JANUARY §, 1802, The Board of Directors have this day declared the regular quarterly dividend of TWO PER CENT, on the Preferred, and TWO AND ONE- HALF PER CENT.on the Common 8tock of this Company, payable Feb.1, next, at the transfer office of the Companv, 132 Front street, this city, The books will close Jan.15 and reopen Feb.2 next.CHARLES DAVIS, Treasurer, J.RIELLE Land Surveyor ST JAMES ST The groat succes: of Wlinsi Peper i 1s due to its power 10 draw invitation M totheext:rior cf the body.The best M doctors recommend it for frsitation in the Chest, Colds, Bron- @ chits, ¥ore Throats, Crip- = ding, , Rheumatism and M Pains.Very simple and easy in M ts use.(we application is sufficient \u20ac J.Wlinsi & Cie, 31 Rue de S:ine, Paris, ll For mala by ail druggists.~\u2014See that you get the name WLINSL.AEE\u201d NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.A quarterly Dividend of TWO PER CENT on the paid up Capital Stock of THE ROYAL ELECTRIC COMPANY has been declared payable on the 15th day of February next, and will be mailed to the shareholders on that date.The Transfer Boek: will be closed from the 8th to the 15th prex,, both days inclusive.By order of the Board.CHAS.W.HAGAR, Secretary.NERVE BEANS are a new disgovery that relieve and cure the worst cases of Nervous Nebllity, Lost Vigor, Failing Manhood; 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VW fff Ask your Druggist for & \u2018VA M bottle of Big G.The only non remedy for all M the unnatural discharges and i private diseases of men and the debilitating weakness peculiar to women, It cures in a few days without the aid or publicity of a doctor.The American Cure.b Br) œ RE 5 mon _\u2014 & The Cod snatncoerl | Notre Dame St.East.10 ME Th .\u2014 The ra Ny AUCTION interested in to Lavesé tasto of the e \u20140F \u2014 Zation oye iho inves of treatment, @ particularly ÿ Jthat portion prescribed in your \u2018Treatise for Men pA I am cons .vincedIhat you mene for impotenc q End 7 reals at any time, should proper.\u201d The writer of above îs a practicing physician and unknown to Pa have scores of similar letters on file.It res fers to our wonderful 8 ] ment by which the yatem of treats n HEALTH OF MEN is Emily, Quickly, Permanently Restored.® Weakness, Nervousness, Debility, and all the train of evils from early errors or later excesses, the results of overwork, sickness, worry, etc.Full strength, development, and tone given to every organ and portion of the ody.Simple, natural methods.Immediate improvement seen.Failure impossible, 2,000 references.Book, explanations and proofs mailed \\.âress (sealed).free.Ada ERIE MEDICAL CO), © BUFFALO.NY.vou deem it - ARLINGTON- Cor King and John STREETS This new and elegantly furnished hotel, un= der the management of Mr.E, M.Mathews, late of Montreal, is ready | rthe reception of guests, and will be found equal to any first- c'ass hotel in the Dominion, EM MATHEWS MAN AGER.ROSSMORE - HOUSE CORNWALL, Ont.The best $ hotel in Canada\u201475 finely furnished Rooms, Elegtric Light, Gas, hot and cold baths, éverything new and first class, GEO.ROSS, = = Proprietor ST.LAWRENCE HALL 135 to 139 St.James Street MONTREAL.HENRY HOGAN.Proprietor.The best known Hotel in the Dominion, HOTEL BRUNSWICK.MADISON SQUARE - NEW YORK American and European Plans.Table d\u2019Hote and Restaurant\u2014Very centrally located and convenient to all places of amusement.MITCHELL, KINZLER & SOUTHGATE THE ST.ELMO, Corner McGill and Recollet Sta.Thetosiest Tining Room The pest Bill 01 Fare and the quickest ser- vije in the city, Dinner from 12 to 2.30 only 25 cents ST.LOUIS HOTEL QU EBHQ.This hotel, which is uniivaliea for sfcr style and locality in Quebec, has justbren completely irapsformed and modernixes throug nout, beiny cefitied with new system ofdrai e and ventilation, passenger elevator, electric bells and lights, &e.In fact, all that modern ingenuity and practical science can devise to promote the coinfort amd cons venienoe of guests has been supplied.CHATEAU 8T.LOU'S HOTEL CO, RIENDEAU\u2019S HOTEL (Late St.Nicholas Hotel,) 58 and 60 JACQUES CARTIER SQUARE K-The Now Riendeau Rotel is In close proximity to the R.& O.Navigation Co,\u2019s ateam- ors, City Fall and Court House.hedhe rooms are large, miry and elegantiy Turnis JOS.RIENDEAU, BROKERS\u2019 LUNCH oo ROOM 60 8t, Francols Xavier Street.ree WEERE = You can get a first-class Lunch from 12 to The choicest brands of wines and liquors kept.J L, LECLAIRE, \u2014 Prepriete EDWARD MEEXE BARRISTER: SOLICITOR, de, 57 King-street west, Toronto Ont.Debentures negotiated and sold.Mac DOUGALL BROS STOCK BROKERS.9 St.Francois Xavier Street Members Montreal Stock Exchange.Members Chicago Board of Trade.Agents for Alex.Geddes & Co., Chicago Grain and Provisions bought and sol cashor on margins INSPECTOR STREET % \u2014IN THEy oy 9 Matter of Expropriation X FOR THE ass spector Street, fr m St Stephen\u2019s Church to St.James Btreet, and from St.Antoine Street to Lagçau- chetiere Street,in the St.Ana\u2019s and St.Antoine Wards in this City.\u2014\u2014\u2014=\u2014\u2014\u2014{prnrs UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the P Com isatoners in the above mentioned matter of Expropriation have completed the proceedings of appraisement and deposited thelr report of such appraisement in the office of the undersigned, as required by law; and that on Monday, the first day of February next, at half past ten o\u2019clock, in the forenoon, or 80 soon as Counsel can be heard, the said report will be submitted to the Superior Court, for the District of Montroal, in the Province of Quebec, sitting in division ef tics, Room No.4, at the Court House of this City, for homologation.A.GOSSELIN, Assistant City Clerk, City Clerk\u2019s Office, City Hall, Montreal, January 15, 1802, To be inserted: in The H-rald aud G on the i9th and 20th of January instant oe INSUPERABLE- \u201cWhat is your objection to Charles, Papa?\u2019 asked Maud.*\u2018He plays poker,\u201d said Papa.\u2018But so do you.You played with him last night.\u201d \u201cI know it\u2014but he won.\u201d With the Walnuts and Wine.When a man is not very bright it seems a hardship to leave him \u2018to his own reflections.When a drunkard gets lost his friends don\u2019t worry.They know he will soon \u201cturn up.\u201d You can\u2019t argue with a bigot without agreeing with him in thinking that you're a fool.The only woman a man has a right to dic tate to is his beautiful and attractive typewriter.Actors and lovers have -one trait in common.They often \u2018make up\u201d with each other.\u201c0 mamma! why does the preacher always say \u2018lastly\u2019 in the middle of hia sermon?\u201d Bartender\u2014I speak seven different languages, What'll you have as a starter?Rounder\u2014Well, you might give us a little hot Scotch.A New Solomon.A popular merchant has just been ape pealed to in a rather curious case of etiquette.Two lady customers of his met at the door of his establishment.One was going in, the other was coming out.Neither would give way, so they referred the matter to the merchant.\u201cI think,\u201d said one excited woman, \u201cthat the one going in should have the right of way.\u201d \u2018And I am sure,\u201d responded the other, \u2018that she who is coming out has the precedence.\u201d \u201cNow, Mr.M.which has the right to proceed ?\u201d urged the first speaker, Mr.M.looked them over with kindly interest.Both were dear vo his heart as good customers.He saw that he must prevaricate.¢Ladies,\u201d he said blandly, with a wave of his hand, \u2018\u2018that is a question which must be decided-by the one who has the most ush.\u2019 And they abided by his decision.\u201cOf Two Evils,\u201d Etec.\u201cI don\u2019t think I'd like to live in your country,\u201d remarked the eastern man to the sas farmer on the train.\u201cWhy not?It's a fine country,\u201d protested the Kansan.\u201cMay be s0, after you get used to it; but I wouldn\u2019t like the ides of having m house blown over by one of your cyclones.\u201cBut we don\u2019t have any trouble like that.\u201d \u201cWhy,\u201d exclaimed the easterner in surprise, \u2018I've seen any number of instances reported in the newspapers.\u201d \u201cSome years ago, p'raps; but now every sne of them is lies,\u201d asserted the Kansan, \u201cgent out by eastern banks and capitalists.We've got all our buildings so loaded down with mortgages that the cyclones gave up in disgust, and there hasn\u2019t been one around these parts for three years.I guess I know what I'm talking about,\u201d and the eastern man withdrew from the discus- vion.\u2014Detroit Free Press.: It Made Him Hot, The verdant young man sat in the parlor at 11.30 p.m., while a tired young woman waited for him to go.Presently her father called to her from the head of the stairs and she went out into the hall.She neglected to closs the door and this is what the visitor heard: \u201cDo you know what time it is, Mary?\u201d inquired papa.\u201cYes, sir; half-past 11,\u201d said Mary wearily.Yi How much longer is this young man going to stay?\u201d \u201cI give it up,\u201d said Mary.\u201cDo you want him to remain any longer?\u201cYou bet I don\u2019t,\u201d said Mary.\u201cWell, why don't you firs him?\u201d \u201cI can\u2019t, papa; he\u2019s too green.\u201d Then Mary came back into the parlor and discovered that the young man was fairly blazing.Jedge Waxem\u2019s Political Proverbs.Some kinds of patriotism needs disinfeo.tin.Perfeshonal politishans keeps in the dregs of politika.A statesman\u2019s wife kin make him er brake him.A man that will sell his vote for a dollar would steal the dollar ef he got a chanse.You kin mostly jedge a statesman\u2019s ability by the size of his mouth.Thar aint nothin\u2019 much sadder in this glorious country of ourn than the man thet wants to hold offis and can\u2019t.An honest man in politicks gits allfired lonesome sometimes.Sizing Them Up.The best hearted people are those who have sinned and operly repented.The meanest sneaks are those who are still sin ners while masquerading in hypocrisy as saints.Competition.n Little Tot (tugging away at her papa\u2019t log)\u2014*\u2018Dimme dime, papa! er Papa-\u2014\u2018\u2018Why, bless you! What for, bhiid?\u201d stle Tot+\u2018I heard brovver George tel} sister Tillib \u2019at he pulled you\u2019 leg for last night.I'll do it for less \u2019an that .Opening.The extersion of the Vienna Cafe Windsor and Donegana streets, 1s +.w finished and open for business.The new public dining-rcom is 60 by 35, where a regular dinner at 40 cents is served between 6 and 8.Six more private dining- rcoms have been added, to which ladies an have entrance by private does olce wines a; ported beers, Ope #ill midnight % \u201cGerman Syrup\u201d For children a medi- A Cough cine should Le abse- lutely reliable.and Croup mother must be able to Medicine.pin her faith to it asto her Bible.It must contain nothing violent, uncertain, or dangerous.It must be standard in material and manufacture.It must be plain and simple to administer; easy and pleasant to take.The child must like it.It must be prompt in action, giving immedi- atc @relief, as childrens\u2019 troubles come quick, grow fast, and end fatally or otherwise in a very short time.It must not only relieve quick but bring them around quick{ as children chafe and fret and spoil a» THE MONTREAL HERAL»D 3 OPULAR ONE WAY PARTIES PACIFIC COAST IN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, JAN 20, 1 FEB 3 & 17, 8 MAR2,16&3 9 APR 13 & 27, 2 \u2014\u2014 > PARTICULAR ATTENTION paid to appll- cations received by any CANADIAN PACIFIC AGENT.their constitutions under long coz- finement.It must do its work in moderate doses.A large quantity of medicine in a child is not desirable.It must not interfere with the child's spirits, appetite or general health.» These things suit old as well as young folks, and make Bo- schee\u2019s German Syrup the favorite family medicine.SOLICITORS NTC B.C.L.:C.Beansoleil, M.P.; P.G.Martineau, B.C.Mercier, Beausoleil, Choquet & Martinean, AVOCATHS No.76 ST-JAMES-STREET Mo Hon.H.Mercer, C.R.,, M.P.P PA XÆ.Chouque .Le P.O, Box 2058 Telephone No 2 Maclennan, Liddell & Cline, (Late Maclennan & Macdonaid), BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, &¢.' CORNWALL, ONT.F.B.MACLENNAN, Q.C., J: W.LIDDELL H, CLINE LEITCH & PRINCLE, Barristers, Attormeys-al-Law, Solicitors Chaz- cery, Notaries Paille, &e, CORNWALL, ONT.JAMES LETTON, R.W.PRINGLE August 25 Gibbens, MoNab & Mulkern BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS aad OFFICE: Corner Richmond and Carling Stroets LONDON ONT.@s80.CO.GIBBONS, Q.C., GEO.MONAB, MULKERN FRED.F.August ~ 0\u2019Hara Baynes, BOL NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER 1 Assignee of Minutes of Late G.F.Cleveland N.P.) Marriage Liconses Issued.Money to Lend on Mortgage Temple Building, 185 St.James St 8ell Telephone 1717: EDMUND GUERIN, B.A, B,C.L, ADVOUATE, BARRISTER, &o.Commissions for the Provimes Law Chambers Nos.208 and 209, Ind flat, New York Life Building, Montreal.Bell telephone GROFFRION, DOBION and ALLON ADVOOATES 107 ST.JAMES SI.\u201cImperial Building,\u201d Fiace d\u2019Armes O.A GEOFFRION, C.R., A.DORION, J,B.A4 LL 41 usivr WILLIAM HOLT SECOR iCounsellor at Laws 10 West 33rd Street, ptown Berald Building, Wt New York Money Invested Lefiamme : Madore : Cress : & : LaRoche) BARRISTERS, S01.ICITORS, &e, NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING MONTREAL Hon, R.Lafiamme Q.0, J.P.C.Msdore A.Gross 280 M.G.LaRochell MACDONALD, MACINTOSH Bank Referemoos.MeCrimmon BARRISTERS 49 King-st West.Toronto O HALL ORAN O'HALLORAN ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS, Cowansvill Que J O*Halloran Q.0 George F.O'Halloan Duhamel, Marceau & Merril \"BARRISTERS! S&C.] JOSEPH DUHAMEL, Q.v.: JF.R.MARCEAU, LL.E, ALFRED E.MERRILL LLP, : 1709 Notre Dame-street.1709 Royal Insurance Butldin, Infirm, CV relephone No.267% 7.007 v JAMES BAXTER 120 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER STREET, MONTREAL) Oommercial Paper Bought {Advances made cn Warehouse Recelpta.Beal Estate Bought or Bxchanfed E.Leonard & Son LEONARD BALL\u201d Automatic Compound Condensing Engine Automatic Compound Engines, Standard Autowatic Cut-oft engines Leonard Tangye Engines Leonard Engines.Stationary, Locomotive and Upright Portable Engines and Boilers, E.LEONARD & SONS Corommunu and Nagzareth-sts, Montrea HALSTED & McLEAN, BANKERSHAND BROKERS Office 31 Brad Street N'Y \u20140\u2014 ~MONTREAL TICKET OFFICES- 266 St.James Street [corner McGill], and at Stations, Central Vermont Railroad IMPORTANT OHANGES IN TRAIN SERVICH, ADDITIONAL TRAINS to NEW YORK &BOSTON Four Fast Express Trulus (0 New York E Four Fast Expresa Trains to Boston.leave Bonaventure Station as : follows :\u2014 For New York 7.30 a m Fast train, Ex'pt Sun vis Rutland sTroy, |_andAlbany.arnNY 850 pm 8.50, nm, | Exprers vla White ~~ = Expt fun, Jc aui Springfield | River arr N'w Y'k _10.00pm 5.30 p m Fast Night train, via Dally Troy and Albany arriving New York 6.45 am 8,50 ma Night Express via Daily Springfield & New Haven arr New Y\u2019k 11.30 am For Boston 7.30 & m Day Express via Rut Ex\u2019pt Sun| landand Fitchburg arrivng Boston, $.0U a I \u2018ain via ous Fast train iaWhite pt Sun 6.55 pu River Jc and Lowell, arriving Boston 5.30 p m | Fos.train via Bel- Ex\u2019pt Sun lowsFls snd Fitch.burg, Arr Boston 8.85 p m Night Express via Daily Concord and Low\u201d ell arr Boston 7.30 pm 7.00 au 815 a m Wagner New Vestibule BufletPalace Drawing Koom and Sleeping Cars )n all through rains.For Tickets.Time-tables aud all informa tion, apply to sue Company\u2019s office, 136 St.James street, A2 STONFGRAVE, A anadian Passeng=r 8 W OUMMINGS.E.C.SMITH, t General Pass.Agen.Second Vice-Pres ST.ALBANS.VT.Nov, 16,01 Delaware New York \u2014 AND FO \u2014 Saratoga, Troy, Albany.Bose ton, Philadelphia Balti more and Washington, AND ALL POINTS SOUTHAND EAST Quick Time.No Delays TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL 8 2518 nm\u2014Paily except Eunday.arriving in New York at8 50 ?m Through Drawing- room car Montreal to New York 6 20 p m\u2014Night Express, Runday include, Wagner's Buffet Vesiibule Sleeping Car runs through to New York without change, arriving in New York at 6 45 next morning @#5-Tnis (rain mades close conneetion at Troy and Albany with Sleeping car Train for Boston, arriving at 1045 am New York Through Mails aud Express carried via this line Information flven and_ Tirkets sold Windsor and Balmoral Hotels, all Gran Trunk Offices and at the Company s Office 143 St.James street, Montreal J.W.BURDICK, W.H.HENRY, General Pass A Agent Albany, N.Y.Montreal PATENTS.- Gvveats and Re-1ssues secured.Trude Marks egistered, and all other patent causes in the Patent office and before the Le rts promptly and carefully prusecuted.Upon receipt of model or sketch of invention I make a careful examination and ade vise ad to patentabliity free of charge.With my otlices directly across from the Patent Office and being in personal attend- @nce there it is anparent taa£ ; have superior facilities for making prompt preliminary searches, for the more viz Tous and success \u2018ul prosscution ot applications for patent and for attending to afl busiucss entrustid to my @arein the suoriest posaibl time.- FEES MODERATE.and excinaive ate endon g.ven 19 patent business, Jule mae TON, iv i0- Ent FFCCINI Yefo1EUGE tONLUM F8 fh ; JR.LI TELL Gif@aior aud ALLOTuEÏ in Patents Causes, = = Wastinguon D, 8 \u201cation this paper.® ~ Kingston and Montreal FORWARDING CO.| LIMITEI , oH Through contracts for all classes of freights, east or west, made on liberal terms.Special attention given to recelv4 ing and forwarding grain, __ The company have floate - ing elevators at Portge | mouth Harbor, Kingston, | Ont,and a barge capacity .of 400,000 bushels per ' wip between Kingston and Montreal, OUR TRRATRENT IS POSITIVE AND RADICAL OR ALL FORMS OF NREYOUS D puise GLEET, DECLINING POWEES D AND SKIN DISRABÉS.Prompt results et, 88 ost nd gre trentinen | known.3 ing it, ad how you may cure yourselfat ERIS Modent co - » '.Phat of Lave 95 Tring agg ed GUION LIN CURES FOR-MEN | I rit 2008 = U.8.and Royal Mall Stoamers PROPOSED SAILINGS FRON NEW YORK, Pier 38, foot of King street.NEVAAN.000520 106 000000 Sat, Oct.24 11.00 A am ATINONA .0100 000 31 8.30 p.m Wyoming.Nov7 930am Alask 6% 14 300 pm Wisconsin ts ¥ 21 , 30am Arizona \u201c 28 3 0 pm Nevada, Dec,5 00 a.m Alaska.12, 280 pm Ww .\u201c .19 8008 m 1lzona,.» 26 19pm CABIN PASSAGE RATES \u2018Wyoming, Wisconsin or Nevada, accord- 1n£ to location of berth, Queenstown or Liverpool, 850, 860, 880 Round Trip, - - $leo, $120, $144 London, $7 extra.Paris, Havre or Ham- purg, $15 extra each way, Am On 88, Alaska and Arisona the rooms are fitted for two, three and four passengers, the rates for these steamers being $60, and $10 for single passage, and $120, $i44 and $180 or round trip.Special rooms from $250 to , Children under 12 years half price, nfants free, Servants $50.Deposit e- $25 necessary in all cases to secure berths, These steamers are bulit of Iron in watertight compartments, and are farniched with every requisite to make the passage across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable, having Bath-room, Bmoking-room, Drawing-room Piano and Library; also, experien 3 ur eon, Stewardess and Caterer on such eamer.The Btate-rooms are all upper deck hus ensuring those greatest of all I 1 es : perfect ventilation and light, nur eat Twenty Cubie Feet of Baggage allowed Each Adnlt Passenger.&econd Cabiu\u2014Single passage \"mn Alask or Arizona, $3* round trip 3653 .ngle passe age on Wyomiug, Wisconsir or Nevada, $30, round trip $0, Third class rail to or from London, Bristol or Cardiff, $3.00 each way additional.Ten cubic feet of age allo adult passenger.bazgag wed each Apply to A.M.UNDERH.8), 85 Breadway, New York, ds Y.CILMOUR & CO.054 St.Paul street, or 174 SiJamen Rtrost 1 EASY WHITE STAR LINE Royal and United States MAILSTEHEAME es ew York to Liverpool calling at Queenstown.Salling every Wednesday fro North River, © mi Pier &, \u2018the steamers ofthis line take specified routes according to th eseason of year.Propos ed sailings subject to Change Fro m Liverpool From New York .Germanie.Jan 6,11 am 30 « Adriatic .Jan 13,2 pm Jan 6 *ieutonic.Jan 18 +.Britannic 27 Jan 20 .,.* Majestic Feb 3; 10 Jan .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Germanie .Feb10, 2 pm «.*Teutonic.Feb 17, 9 am «vess Brianuic.Feb24, 2 pm .*Majestiic.\u2026.Mar 2, 830am .Germanic., ,.Mar9, 3 pm *Teutonic .Mar16,83 pm Britannic.Mar 23,1 30pm Majestic .Mar30,8 pm Saloon Rates\u20143$50 and i\" \"wards according to accommodations and steame~ selected.Re- Lurn tickets at reduced rates, *Superior second cabin accommo ation on these steamers, Second Cabin Majestic and Teutonic, $35 and $40.For sailings Dec 2 and 16, $40 and $45.Steerage Tickets through from Montreal to Europe at low rates, For further information and passage appl H.Maitland Kersey, 23 Broadway , New York, B.J.Coghtin, 364 ot.Paul street, Montreal.Wm ¥.gg.C.P, R, Ticket Agent, 266 St.Jai es s'reet, CUNARD LINE.Tews York te Lévermrol and Queenstown.FAST EXPRESS MAIL ER VICE.or aad FROM PIER (0,N.R, TORK Galligss.so\u2026ssossavce \u2026\u2026.Jan, 130 pm Etrurin,.,.cevessenaessedan 30, 5.30 am Aurania ., .Feb 6,1 pm Umbiia.o.*eb 13,530 am Servis.Feb 20,{1 am Gallla,, .Feb24, 2 p Exti a SLeamer: BOLNI idc.ucesscacosecs sance .Feblo, 2 m RATES OF PAES:G.Cabin, $60 and upwards, according to aoc m moa Second cabin , Tickets to ana from all parts o.lowest rates.Through Bills of Lading given for Belfast} ow.Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent and for Mediterranean ports, For freight and © apply at_the Com pany\u2019 ce, No.Bowling (Green, New Yor} VERNON H.BROWN & 00 General Agents, to THOMAS WILSON, Agent, 80 8t.Francois Xavier street, J.Y.GILMOUR & 00, 854 St.Paul street, > Montrea INMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPQOL~~ Carrying the United State Mai], PROPOSED SAILINGS: From New York 1892 City of Paris,.Wed, Jan 6,10.30a m City of Berlin,,.* \u201c 20, 9.30a m City of Chester.\u20260\u2026.\u2026\u2026 ** \u201c 27,3 pm City of Chicagc.\u2026.\u2026 \u201c* Feb 3,9 am City of Berlin.\u201cIT, 830a m Cy of New York \u2018 \u201c24, 230p m City of Chicago * Mar 2, 8 m Rates of passage, $60, $30 and $100, according to accommodation, all having equal saloon riv es P Children between 2 and 12 years of age hal fare.Servan.cs; $50.Tickets to London, $n and to Paris, $15and $2 additional, according to the route selectea Intermediate passage $35, round trip, $65.Special Round Trip Tickets at Reduced Rateg\u2014Steerage at very Low Rates For freight or passage apply $0 INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CoO.neral Agents, No.8 Bowling Green, New Yerk, or W.H NENRY, 48 St.James streel.or YELM BA OR re: MUNN\u2019S BONELESS - CODFISH - the vold Medal at the Jamaica Exhibition.This, polee article is universally acknows Ige © Ie the best on the market, It is packed in the most Economical sud Convenient way in Ib bricks ' no assorted boxes, 5 1bs., 10 1bs., 20 1bs and 40 1bs, Quality Very Choice.\u2014 Buy the Best.STEWART MUNN & C0 MONTREAL BEAVER LINE The Canada Shipping Co's LINE OF STEAMERS BETW EEN Boston & Liverpool Comprising the following first-class, Clyde- built, full-powered iron steamships: Lake Ontarlo,Oapt, H.Campbell, 534 Tond, Lake Superior, * Wm.Stewart 5000 * Take Winnipez \u2018 Or reset 3300 - e Winnipeg * C,F Herriman Iake Nepigon * \u2014 230 * INTER SAILINGS Liverpoel and Boston Direct From 1\u2018pool Ateamship From Boston, December 24.Lak.Superior.January 12 January 3.Lake Huron._ \u2018\u2018 22 \u2018 13.Lakr Ontario.\u2026.February 1 Direct connection 1s made at Boston for all points in Canada and the United States.Rates of l\u2019assage via Boston to Liverpool Saloon Including Rall Fare.847.50 do Return tickets.c.c00eve 92.50 Intermediate and eornge at Lowest Rates, Passengers and Baggage are tranferred at Boston to and from the Railway Stations and Steamers Free of Charge, Baggage to and from -Montreal and Boston checked through without customs exsinipation, For freight or other particulars apply\u2014in Belfa :t to A.A.WATT, 8 Custom House- squat}; in Queenstown to N.G.SEYMOUR & Co., in Liverpool to R.W.ROBERTS, 2! Water-street; in \"ebec to H, H.SxwxrLr., 125 Pater-atreet In Boston to;E.À, Aaams & Co, 115 State street.H.E.MURRAY General Man 7» Custom House Squa Montreal DOMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSRIPS.Between Portiand and Halifax to Liverpool.From From Portland.Steamer Halifax.Jan, 14 Thur.,,.,.Toronto.,.Sat Jan.16 Jan.28 * ,.8arnia .** Jan.80 Feb.11 * .Labrador.* Feb.13 Steaiuers will #ail from Portland about 1 p m Thursday and from Halifax abouti pm Saturday, atter arrival of railway connec ons, REDUCED WINTER RATES.Rates of passage from Portland or If#ifax to Liverpool or Londonderry\u2014Canin, 40 to 60.Return $80 to $110.Sccond cabin to iverpool, Londonderry, Queenstown, Glasgow or Belfast, $25, return $55.Steeraze to iverprol, Loudonderry, London, Glasgow, Belfast or Queenstown, $2).Midship saloons and staverooms, ladies rooms and smoking rooms on the bridge deck Superior accommodation for .11 classes of passengers.Bristol Service for Avonmouth Dock, 8.8.Texas from Portland about.Jan, 24 $8 8.Dominlon trom » ortland about.\u2026.Feb.7 FOr lickels and every information Apoiy to any agent of the Company or David Torrance & Co.General Agents, Montreal, Can., and Portland, Me, HANSA STEAMSHIP CO OF Ha MBUR:sS+# Tne following first class steamers will ren- {er a regular service hetween HAMBURG, ANTWERP and MONTREAL 8.8 rioghuben, (new corer - 00.4,200 Ton SR Stubbenhuk new f .\u2026.- .\u2026.#,4U; GON8 8.8 Baumwall NEW j.\u2026.\u20260.0-1 0.4,000 tons, 8.Wandrahm now}.\u2026.B600 tous, SH BitelnPoft DeW).0 0.006 12 ter- ; 12 \u2014 EE, gue.lon + yl tnx PRE, Js pM rect.not \u2018 nly ice) ado) Ww.a ING inte rom ates \\ tion + eag al + mn, TRADE AND COMMERCE FINANOIAL., MONTREAL, Jan, 19, Montreal Stock Exchauge.There, will be no seseion of the board to-morrow, the members baving decided to Rclose to show their respect for the monarchy on the day of tha funeral of the Duke of Clarence.There will alsobe no business transacted in England on that day, so we shall be without our usual market news from that quarter to-mor- 10w.The business on\u2019 change was very light to-day, Canada Pacific coming in for by far the largest share aod advancing } by close.A block of 100 Rich.& Ont.Navigation Co.sold at ook Royal i strong, selling a .rss ow and Wosk \u2018and Teiegraph a little stronger than yesterday.The total sales of the day were 857 shares.MORNING BOARD, 14 Bank of Montreal.25 Cornmercial Cable.10 Rich & Ont Nay 200 Canada Pacific Ry.19 8 wn 50 .2 Royal Electric Co.AFTERNOON BOARD.25 Commercial Cable.« 150 25 Montreal Telegraph ve 75 Canada Pacific Ry.1650 tri .wt B Royal Elect r Converse ene 18, Messrs.Meredith & O\u2019Brien, St, Sacra- ment-street, report closing prices as fol- dows : .Teves sees teqUe0 \u2014 PUODIAIR Fol Aires Ireu 3907 R Ue I0I~RIOTIOH xd Bj-soreus 1 senIsA MUULIUAL.cn00 00000000 Ontario 45000000 British Nerth Amer People's.vousocsr Moisons .\u2026.gst= eg, 58 co.wd > & MObEC.20000000 ationale., \u201cUnion .\u2026\u2026 Commerce,.Dominion .Hamllton ,.,.\u201cVille Marie.C0 00S CO COLI NOt Hochelaga .aes Commercial of Man, IntercolonialCoal.,.* Montreal Tel.Co.Commercial Cble Co Rich & Ont Nav Co.Montreal Street R; do 50 p \u20ac pald Montreal tas Co.do 50 v ¢ pala Canadian zac Ry.GrandTronk firstpre Nat, Cordage Co.im Canada Cotton Co.*Montreal Cotton Co Stormont Cotton Co Mercbants Mfg, ,.Lominion Cotton Co Mont\u2019l Loan & Mort Guarantee Co of NA Aocldent,.MOYA! Can Ins Co \u201cBell Telephone.,, Royal Electric Light Dominion 4 p ¢ stock Montreal 4 p [stock Intercolonia Coal.|.C Pac Land grant 58 |.Canada Central és., |.Champlain & St L, 68 |.Canada Cotton 68.Montreal Cotton, 6s |.Dominion Cotton, 8s |.,.Harbor, 4s .ve Jeuuss *Ex-dividend Exchange Messrs.W.LS Jackson & Co., foreign exchange brokers, report the market as follows : NEw YORK, Jan.19.POSTED, ACTUAL.Bterling 60 days sight.\u2026.4 83} 4833 @ 3 108 Of nana beers À 53} { 9: \u201c cables.d commercial.Fran Per on ED 521611 08 (Paris) JON.= ws SBOF oo 57h 5 aol MONTREAL, Jan.19.BETWEEN BANKS, Counte: Buyers, Sellers Rate N.Ÿ.fUDd8.-.00.1-32 @L-16 {prem df Sty, 60 nyse sight .8i@ 8189 + desuund .\u2026.9@3-16 914 © Cnblés ce cossesconse 9j@ enmuicrcial, a Care \u201c docmntry 60° cee 81284 Cattle bills, .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0\u2026.@ Cees \u201c gbort.@a \u201ceee Notes.Bank cf England rate of discount continues unchanged at 34 per cent.Open market in London at 2 per cent.Consols 95 13-16 for money and 95 15- 16 for account.Paris rentes 95.40.French Exchange on London 25.17.Canada Pacific shares in London closed Grand Trunk preforences in London closed 69 for firsts and 50 for seconds.Sunday's French steamer brought $100,000 in gold for Lazard Freres, New York, The Imperial Bank of Germany reports \u2018increase in specie of 21,112,000 marks.The bank\u2019s holdings in sterling now compare as follows with those of a year ago 182.1891.£46,777,600 £39,496,000 According to the Financial Cnronicle\u2019s cable, the Bank of Eugland\u2019s gain last week of £286,000 bullion was due to an import of £125,000, chiefly from Portugal and Brazil, and £484,000 drawn from the interior, and exports of £313,000 to the Argentine Republic and £10,000 to Rus- Biller The United States Treasury reports show net decrease last week of $1,584,573, the falling off in gold and United States notes being unusually heavy, against increase in silver and treasury notes.Government bank deposits, however, have increased $180,178, and disbursing offi.«corg\u2019 balances $2,415,605, so that there is a net gain in all Treasury resources of $1,011,210.New York Stocks, Meesrs.Oswald Broë., brokers, 13 and 15 Hospital-street, have the following -Over their direct private wire: New York, Jan.19.\u2014Quotations in the market took another plunge to-day, the newspapers and the bears acting in unison in magnifying the rumors of war.The speculators bad the market all to themselves, and this situation will pro- \u2018bubly continue until the present reports copnected with our relations with Caili materialize in facts, As we have stated the time for a bear movement 1s a favor- ahle one.It comes at a time when men are counting their gains and losses, when they are making their deposits and drawing the profits of their investwen's.Tue fright which attends the embarkation of a nation into war, and even its menace, is first felt in financial circles, and the event is ordinarily upon the people before an appreciation of its influence upon the values of property is understood.Children Gry for The point of danger is our treasury and its stock of gold.Wars are conducted not by paper issues more than paper bullets, but there is a demand for the solid metal.It is difficult for our tieasury to withstand any farther drains opon it, and the only recourse of our Government would be in the issue of bonds.The distance of Chili from our shores would tend to protract a war, bowever brief and decisive may be the periods of actual conflict.Messrs'McDonugall Bros, stock brokers, 69 St.Francois Xavier-atree, report the New York market as follows: $ TO-DAY E eo 18835] : : |! ! \u201cspi'asil'ial' aigle .1063| 13300 Can PacRailway air 108 1072 1) 600 Jersey Central, .Kansas & TEE .4000.1 | ni Lou & Nash .\u2026.} 8Là| 81 80} LE Lake Shore sem .1323 122 [1208]120}] 1690 ic ntral, deondoondesnefises)ies + SUP M & Man Lot lhsqliizs] \"6% Man Eley®.105 1106 §.0.0.Mo Pac.| 62} 62}| 604] 59#| 1120 Lead Trust.+++} JOR|-.00fe+a0fenuu00 New England,.49 504 49 4841 2010) N Pacific.231 233] 233} 2700 67 66 17909 163] 154 .20] 37 1 Pullvran Car (188 |188 (1874 |18631.0+ Reading.407] 4 18500 *Rock Islan 913] 912] 90 28400 Rich Terml.161] 163] 154} 15 8200 St Feul.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.8031 794] 773] 40100 Dep [129 400 *Amer O1} TOR |.Texas Pacific.1 12; 500 Union Pacific.464| 28500 Western Union, «J-.833} 824] 815 3600 Wabagh.\u2026.uw00.0eo|.}+} 18 184) 1600 Do pref.sol 304) S0#| 294] 294 5300 Sterling Exchange ,,,, 4834483414834).Nat.Cordage, vo.qu] 9 073) gsi 04h).0.C.P.RinLondon.| 9651 96}! 953] 963|.*Ex-div.tl Epp\u2019s Cocoa\u2014Grateful and Comforting.\u201cBy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the oper & tiors of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavored beverage, which may save us many heavy doctors\u2019 bils.So by the judicious use of such articles of yet that a constitution may be gradual built u p until strong enough to resis veery tendency to disease.Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us, ready to attack wherever there is a weak point.We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a property nourished frame,\u201d\u2014OQivil Service Gazette.Made simply with boiling waer or milk.Bold on y in packets by grocers, labelled: \u2018James Epps & Co,, Homœophatic Chemists, London Eng add personal and perti \u2014_\u2014\u2014 SAN DOMINGAN REPORTS, Statement of the Consuls in Relation to Dominican Trade, ; The reports made by the various Consuls of San Domingo to their Government, which are now being published, give a brief statement of the commercial relations and transactions with their country.The Consul at Havana reports that commerce between the two islands amounts to almest nothing on account of poor means of communication, similarity of products and excessive duties, thoug'1 tbere might be a trade under favorab conditions, as each country has som product that could be exchanged.The Consul in Mexico says thatD - minican products are unknown in th t country, but claims that a market could te mace by etimul «ting tte interest of wercharts through the appointment Consuls, and by making arrangemen ! r better transportation facilities.From Porto Rico the Consul sends re- giets at the small movement of commerce, which isstated to be less than $20,000 annually, though the countries are very near to each other.The Consul at Hamburg reports that German commerce with San Domingo is ceutered principally in that city, and is in excellent condition, and constantly iucreasing.Tbe products of San Domingo are Leld in bigh esteem in that country, and nearly the whole of the tobacco crop was sold in Germany at good prices.This was on account of excessive import duties imposed by other nations.Steamship service between Hamburg and San Domingo is reported to be regular, but considerable shipments to and from the country are made via New York.From Barcelons the Consul reports a continued remarkable falling off in the commerce between Spaia and San Domingo, which he claims can only be accounted for through the fears excited by the presence of cholera in the former country some time ago, From Lisbon the Consul has only ra- grets for the want of communication between Portugal and San Domingo, and the consegent unimportance of commercial relations.From Vienna the consul reports that what commerce there is between the two countries is handled almost entirely by foreign houses, principally in Germany.Only a few unimportant direct shipments were made, though it is stated that many of the Austrian manufactures are of a price and quality suited to the San Domingan markets.At the Consolate in New York it was stated that the business with San Domingo had been fairly active, and maintained ut about its normal conditions.Durirg the last six months of 1891 there had Leen a considerable increase in ex- portg to that country, as compared with the first six months of the same year.These transactions am unted to $473,- 262.60 exported in the first six months, and $661,880.68 in the last six months of 1891, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e Other sufferers from cold in the head and catarrh have been prompiiy cured, why not you?Capt.D.H.Lyon, manager and pra- rietor of the C.P.R.ant R.W.& Ô, car ferry, Tescott, Ont.says: I used Nasal Balm for a prolonged cago of cold in the head.Two applications effected a complete cure in less than 24 hours.I would not take $100 for my bottle of Nasal Balm if I could not replace it tf A Peg Top is a first-class cigar and made of geod tobacco.Try 1t, L.O Grothe & Co., Montreal.0 What is a Hero?Why, the best five cent cigar made Try one.Allcigar stores.J.Rattray and Co., Montreal.Pitche\u2019s Castoria THE MONTREAL HERALD PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS MONTREAL MARKETS, To-dav\u2019s Receipts.G.TR, C.P.R.Total.1,936 1,966 +5 5 830 839 714 714 46 143 143 68 102 i 93 21 - \"4d 20 30 Wheat in Sight, Jan, 16.Jan.9.Jan, 17, Visitie sup- 1892 1892 1891 piyU.S.andp 44,090,200 45,604,903 25,35,906 og nada.n assage to \u2018Unitea( 22,320,000 20,6:8,000 15,736,000 Kingdom.Do.to Conti- ment.5 10,992,000 10,138,000 5.376.000 Total in sight 77,402,200 76.388,908 46,147,965 -\u2014 Grain.The whole market is as dull as ever.A light demand for oats is al most the only business going, We quote: No.2 hard Manitoba wheat $1.00 to 1.02; No.3 hard, 91 to 92c; No 2 northern $1.00 to 1.02: peas, per 66 lbs, in store, 72 to 74c ; oats, No, 2, 35 to 36¢; rye, 91 to 93c; feed barley, 48 to 50¢c; malting barley, 57 to 62¢; corn, 65 to 66c duty paid.Tria \u2014_\u2014\u2014 + Fiour.There js no fresh access of business and the markt appears dull and neglected.We quote: patent spring $5@5.15; patent winter, $5@ 5.10 ; straight roller, $4.50 @ 4.65 extra, $4.15@4.25 uper fine, §3.90@4.10; fine, $3.40@$3.60; strong bakers, $4.90(@5.00; Manitoba bakers, $1.60(@ $4.75; Ontario bags extra, $.210(@ $2.20; superfine, $2@%$2.10.Oatmeal, Ete, The market continues very dull.Prices are nominallyunchanged but te feeling is weak.We quote: Granulated and relled oats $4.50@4.60 per br], $2.15(@2.20 per bag; standard and fine oatmeal, $440 to 450 per bri, $2.10 to 215 per bag; vot barley, $4 per brl, $1.90@1 95 per bag; pearl barley, No.1, $7.25 per brl, $3.76 per half brl; No.2, $6.75 per brl, $3.50 per half brl, $2.90 per pocket 49 1bs; $2 per pocket 45 Ibs.Gold dust cornmeal, $4.56 to $4.75 per brls; spliv peas, $4.00 per brl Provisions, &c.The demand continues light, but outer circumstances, viz, the prics of dressed hogs and increase in quotations st the western market keep figures here fairly firm.We quote: Heavy Canada short cut mess $15 @16; Canada choice family pork $15.60 ;@16; Canada short cut clear pork $15; western mess pork, $13.50@ 14; Chicago extra clear, $15@15.50; Plate beef, $15@15.25; city cured ham3i 104 @1lc; breakfast bacon, 93@10c ; dry salt flanks, 7c ; lard comp., 73 @7ke; Pure Canadian lard, 8$@9;c per lb.Butter.There is no change in tha feeling of the market, Shippers are on the look-out for suitable parcels, but cannot always suit themselves as they find a difficulty in getting the qua.ity they want at the prices they can afford to pay.We hear of sale of a round lot of Townships for export atl9c.We quote: Creamery, 23 to 24c, Eastern Townships, 19 to 20c; weetern, 15 to 174c; western rolls, 15 t 17; Morrisburg, 18 to 19c, Cheese.The better demand and increase in prices in the English market have encouraged holders to put up spot prices and now 11} to 113 is the asking price for finest.The New York Commercial Bulletin says cheese was a light market.free from sny exciting or really new features, but a strong undertone still revealing itself upon every applied test of investigation.About all the business doing this morning was on home account, bat, while the movement as already foreshadowed did not generally show animation, ome or two dealers placed fair amounts, and invoices of fancy goods at 12¢ wers noticeably frequently referred to.The exporters in attendance were looking over some of the under priced goods without apparently finding many to induce par- chase, and they made no call for fancies, but are understood to be buying of the latter quality quite freely in Canada, aud, according to some reports, paying figures relat-vely above any bids they have as yet made here.The New York Commercial Bulletin says of butter: With unfavorable weather for trade, the market opens the week very quietly, with scarcely enough doing to fairly test the position.Receipts are not considered large for a Monday, and holders are inclined to talk about steady, and there ia little to warrant any actual changes in prices.Fancy Elgin and Pennsylvania creamery are hild at 31} to 32e, while 3lc is as low ns really fancy other Western cao be obtained at, and soms special marks are hold a fraction higher.Firsts are quiet but steadily sustained.West- orn June creamery quiet and unchanged.State dairy is held with confidence for all desirable grades and holders apparently in no hurry to urge matters; but very little movement at the moment.Imitation creamery quiet out etesdy.Freeh tactory held firmly in view of etrorg western advices, but demand slow as yet.\u2014\u2014\u2014p Eggs.Demand and supply are both rather limited just now.Fresh stock continues to command fair prices and limed is sel ling at 16c.AMERICAN MARKETS, ] The Obicago Markets, Messrs.Schwartz, Dupee & McCormick of the Board of Trade, Chicago, report over direct wire to Oswald Bros, meni- bers of the Montreal Stock Exchange, 13 and 15 Hospital-atreet, giving the higbest, lowest, opening and closing at Chicago for to-dav : d da 4 £13 I; ° ; B1# (318 MW HRAT.JAN.0000000100 000 afossses recusaiseces Feb reuconelsoueou[sucuanleusaulse0ns .Messrs.Schwartz, Dupee & McCormick of the Chicago Board of Trade, send the following report to Mesars.Oswald Bro., 13 ard 15 Hospital-street, over their direct private wire: CuiCaco, Jan, 19.\u2014W beat opened weak and declined a cent, influenced by weak cables,a very large increase in amount on passage and small export clearances, May sellingfas low as 90fc, but reacting sharply on a rumor of declaration: of war with Chili, advancing to 92tc at the cli se, \u2018The first effect of the de 'a'a- tion cf War with Chili woald undoul t:de ly be bullish, both on grain apd provi- likely be bearish, because of embarrassment that might interferes with shipping.However, the rapidity with which ths market advanced to-day showa the ease with which an upturn can be brought about with the sentiment generally hull.eh after such a protracted period of decline, Corn continned dull.May sold between 411(241§c and 40jc, closing at4l}c.Ouiside indifference, larger receipts, 431 cars, and a falling off in export business at the seaboard were the early bear circumstances.When the very sudden advance took place in wheat, corn sympathized slightly.Oats inactive without material change.Provisions were steady all day without much change from yesterday's quotations.Prices at the yards were higher and some good outside buying caused thestrength.Mrssrs.Meredith & O\u2019Brien have received the following over their direct special wire : CHICAGO, Jan.19.\u2014The heavy feeling which was manifested yesterday at the loge prevailed the greater portion of the session to-day.\u2018The incre 38e on passage predicted by English papers proved true.Shipments from India and Baltic ports were quite liberal and breadstuffs in nearly all foreign markets were quoted lower.Between 90 and 90} thore was extremely heavy buying by one or two large shorts, although offerings were liberal at times owing to selling ont by discouraged holders; yet the demand continued until everything was absorbed.Later there cama rumors tbat our Government had taken possession of some large lines of steamships for transportation purposes, which immediately gave rise to rumors of war with Chili, some of the reports assuming that war bad actually been declared.The local scalpers and traders were too busy endeavoring to protect their contracts to enquire into the authenticity of these reports.We cannot apprebend how a war with Chili or any other country would enhance the value of anything we have to sell.We believe that the action of the market to-day demonstrates that there was a larger line of shorte out than was generally supposed, and shows quite clearly what the market would do should there coms any liberal buying orde:s.Corn and oats were dull and featureless, with scarcely any change in prices.They were quite weak at one time, in sympathy with wheat, but rallied and closed firm.Provisions were a little easier owing to realizing by same local speculators, but the shipping was good and the market in a fairly healthy condition.Chicago Notes.Messrs, Meredith & O'Brien have the following over their direct private wire : Closing cables to the Board of Trade\u2014 Spot wheat, id lower; futures, 1@2d lower;Berlin, unchanged to 124m higher; London, uncbanged; Paris, unchanged to 15c lower; flour, 20c higher to 10c lcwer.Receipts to-day: Wheat, 238; contract, 67; corn, 431; contract, 12; oats, 326; contract, 97; hogs, 24,000; 424 cars new corp, Estimated receipts January 20: Wheat, 124 cars; corn, 200 cars; oats, 160 cars; hogs, 34,000.\u2014\u2014m Movements of Grain and Flour, Cuicaco\u2014 The receipts were 41,000 bushels of wheat, 214,000 bushels of corn, 209,000 bushels of oats, 15,000 bushels cf rye and 71,000 bushels of barley.The shipmen's were 49,000 bushels of wheat, 193,000 bushels of cora, 159,000 bushels of oats, 1000 bushels of rye and 40,000 bushels of barley.New York\u2014The receipts were 22,515 brls and 20,027 sacks of flour, 139,500 busbels of wheat, 148,025 bushels of corn, 99,426 bushels of oats and 29450 bushels of rve.The shipments were 3871 barrels and 4795 sacks of flour, 105,744 bushels of wheat, 83,862 bushels of corn, 133,767 bushels of oats and 8268 bushels of rye, Miiwaukee\u2014The receipts wera 14,705 barrels of flour, 43,000 bushels of wheat, 6000 bushels of corp, 23.000 bushels of oats, 2000 bushels of rye and 44,000 bushels of barley.The shipments were 27,740 barrels of flour, 4000 bushels of wheat, 11,000 bushels of oats, 12,000 bushels of rye and 30,000 bushels ot barley.St.Louis\u2014Tue receipts were 43,000 bushels of wheat, 149,000 bushels of corn and 48,000 bushels of oats.The sbip- ments were 39,000 bushels of wheat, 249,000 bushels of corn and 360,000 bushels of oats, ToLEDo-\u2014The receipts were 11,000 bush.of wheat, 17,000 bushels of corn, and 1000 bushels of oats The shipments were 6000 bush of wheat, 32,000 bushels of corn, 2000 bushels of oats and 3000 bushels of rye.DuLurx\u2014The receipts of wheat were 19,000 bushels, There were no shipments.Minneapolis\u2014The receipis of wheat were 103,000 bushels, and the shipments 50,000 bushels.Detroit\u2014The receipts of wheat were 5000 bushels, and the shipments 1009 bushels, CLOSING PRICES FOR WHEAT.New York\u2014Wheat closed at $1.02} for January, and $1.02} for May.MILWAUKEE\u2014Wheat closed at 33Lc for January and 88%c for May.St.Louis\u2014Wheat closed at 88}c for January and 922c for May.Toledo\u2014Wheat closed at 9ljc for Jsnuary and 96$c for May.Daluth\u2014 No.1 kard closed at 86kc for Children Cry for | Pitcher\u2019sCastoria sions, but the subsequent effect would : Itis a certain and 6 y cure for @ Sola fv wt haa CEL ER a 08.SooTHina, CLEANSING, EALING.Instant Relief, Permanent Cure, Failure Impossible.Many so-onlled diseases are simply Symptoms of Catasth, such as headache ia] deafness, losing sense of smell, oul breath, haw! ant spit.genaral f of de .If you ars tronbled with any of thess or kindred am) toms, VA \u2018our have Catarrh, and should lose no h 8 In procuring & Baru, warmed in time, neglected § RUN ¢old ir head results in Catarrh, followed by consumption and death.Nasat Baru is sold b bu à or will be sent, post paid, on receipt of »A (£0 cents and S1.0u) by adureseing @ FULFORD & CO, Brockvilie, Ont, HALT hE bottle on Nasir January and 9ljc for May.\u2018No 1 Northern closed at 85kc for January and 903c for May.Pants BRITISH MARKHTS, Liverpool Provision Markets._ The following are to-day\u2019s quotations and comparisons: Jan, 18 Jan.19- ; s.d >d.| æd.ad, Spring wheat\u2026.| 7 Ilito 80 711 to 7 11 Redwheat.| 71lito80]| 711 to7 11 No.1 Cala.8 8hte84| 8 3tos 3 No.2 Cala.\u2026| 9 0toV0| 0 Oto0n Corn, new.vei B 0405 04 4 lito 4 11} eas.\u2026.6 lito6 1} 61 to6 1 Pork.150 0 t050 0150 0 to 500 Lard., -|88 6t0o336|33 9t0339 Bacon, i.6 -|182 0 to820 32 6to326 Bacpn.8.0.-|32 0to820|32 6to%Z6 Tallow ,.26 06026012 0to 260 New cheese.! 56 0tok6 0' 56 0 to 56 0 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Beerbohm\u2019s Report.Cergoes off const, wheat, nil; corn quiet, Cargoes on passage and for ship, ment, wheat and corn quiet.American mixed maize, off coast; 228 9d.On passage to the continent, wheat, 1,374,000 qre.; corn, 333,000 qrs.; last week, wheat, 1,267,000 gra ; corn, 301,000 qrs.On pas- eage to the United Kingdom, wheat and flour, 2,790,000 qrs.; corn, 419,000 qrs.; last week, wheat and flour, 2,581,000 qrs.; corn, 465,000 qrs.Liverpool wheat and corn spot, easier.Liverpool standard California wheat, 88 3d; do fair average red winter wheat, 7s 11d; do white Michigan, 7s 10d; do red American spring wheat, 78118, Liverpool mixed w.aize, 48 113d.Canadian peas, 6g 1d.No 2 club Calcutta wheat, ex-sbip, 358 9d; present and following month, 36s 3d.American mixed maize, 278 0d.Min- reapolis straight flour, 28s 6d.The fo'- lowing table shows the imports into the United Kingdom for the weeks ended on the dates given below.Jan.16, 92, Jan.9, '92, Flour.: +o 152,008 bbls.201.000 bbis, Wheat.\u2026\u2026\u2026.208,000 qrs.307,000 qrs.Corn.00 310,000 rs, 107,000 qrs, The Liverpool public cable says: Wheat quiet; demand poor, holders offer moderately; corn quiet, demand poor.Receipts of wheat for the past three days, 77,000 cenials, inclading 69,000 centals American.Receipts of corn for the same time, 183,030 centals.Weather cloudy.> Both Saint and Sloner.It troubles the sinner and troubles the saint, It\u2019s à iroublescme, trying and pasty com- Don't think it incurable; I tell you it ain\u2019t.Excuse the grammar; it\u2019s the truth I'm after, whether gramatically or ungram- atically told.The truth is that catarrh can be cured.The proprietors of Dr.Sage\u2019s Catarrh Remedy offer $500 for an incurable case of catarrh in the head.The symptoms of catarrh\u2014Headacbkp, obstruction of nose, discharges falling into the throat, sometimes profuse, watery and aerid, at others thick, tenacious, mucous, puru'ent, bloody, putrid and offensive; eyes weak, ringing in the ears, deafness, offensive breath, smell and taste impaired, and general debility, Only a few nf these symptoms likely to be present at once.Dr.Sage\u2019s Remedy cures the worst cases.Oaly 50 cents.Sold by druggists eyerywhe e, Holloway\u2019s Pills, With changing temperature the diger« tion becomes impaired, liver disordered, and mind despondent.The cause of these irregularities is easily removed by the use of Holloway\u2019s Ointment and Pills.They directly attack thesource of the evil, rernove all impurities from the circulation, restore the affected organs to their natural state, and correct all defective secretions.An easy means of ye.toring health and strength is supplid by Hollowsy\u2019s Pills and Ointment.These famous medicines are blood renovating remedies, whose influence reaches the great centres of the nervous system, purifies the circulation, induces a healthy state of the bodily powers, gives tone to the stomach and brain, producing a desire for food, and all tbe proper requirements for health and vigor.tree A Sad Awakening, \u2018When in ihe dark, on thy soft haud I hung, nd heard the tempting syren of thy tongue\u2014 What flames\u2014~what darts\u2014~what anguish I endured, But when the candle entered-I was cured!\u201d Such complexions as so many of our young ladies possesa\u2014dull, pimply, and covered with sores and biackheads, is enough to cool the ardor of the warmest lover.To such young ladies we would say, that you can never have a soft, fair, smooth, attractive, kissable complexion, unless your blood is healthy and pure, ferthe condition of the blood decides the complexion.Dr.Pierces\u2019s Golden Medical Discovery will purify your blood, tone up your system and drive away thoee distressing headaches and backe ache, from which you suffar pariodicaily, and give vou a complexion a lily or rose-leaf might enyy, Arm «Woman's Suaffer-age* wag what a witty woman called that period of life which all middle-aged pass through,and during which so maby seem to think they must suffer\u2014that Natare intended it 80.The same lady added: \u201cIf you don\u2019t believe in \u2018woman suffer- age,\u2019 there is one ballot which will effec tually defeat it\u2014Dr, Pierce\u2019s Favorite Prescription.\u201d This is troe, not only at tbe period of middle life, but at all ages when women suffer from uterine diseases, painful irregularities, inflammation, ulceration or prolapsua, the \u2018Favorite Prescription\u201d so strengthens the weak or diseased organs snd enriches the blood, that years of health and enjoyment are added to life.The Poputar Feeling is materially changing.Cigars like the Hero at Gc.are being largely used by smokers who find them equal to a higher priced cigar.for them at cigar stores.J.Rattrav & Co., Montreal.J.Rarrray & Co., Montreal.Den't Leave the City POST-OFFICE TIME TABLE.eet JANUARY 180%.50 irene 4> Beaubarnois 130 Barrie.8 50 Bedford., 7 89 Belleville.6 156 Berthier,.,., 20-TBrooklyn.ee eo eee vue vasaux Buckingham.00 7 30 Buffalo.a.7 30 Calgary.7 30 Cardwell.REBSSLE Ercpobkeb - owoœ vo\u201d wo mao xS on Q 00.Catillon.ave cvs oo 200 @ 45 7 30 CarletonPlac .- 4 00 Chambly Canto Basin.45 6 50 Charlottetown.Lo 0 SERTSE a.3 00 Chateauguay,.30Chatham.\u2018es 35 ChICRZO.2e ss s00ua00a0 sav.4 22 Clarenceville.1001\" 0005 3 sesSess œ æ 3 © g = 5 = eons.Cote dos Neiges.8 45 12 45 Cote St\u2018 Antoine ro.2 15 Cote St.Michel ces Drummond East .Q 730 Dunidns.vas csue 4300000 East Farnham.Q 11 (0.00ees o su.LEVIES : Glas Esquimault,.Q 900.000.) Farnham sessansascacce Qu.uns 12 30 do 11 00 do Fredericton .«.NB.5 45 Galtier +.p00 Gananoaue .wen0 8 15 \"800 Georgeville.\u2026\u2026.\u2026 cen.Q 11 00.do 80 cv.vis 100 C5 neglect personal culture.I have a reason for saying this,\u201d he added.\u201cIs it possible that any cl rgyman conld be content with perfunctory performance of & certain number of prescribed duties, a certain amount of visitation, a certain amount of preaching, and call that the whole of life and the whole of his mission?\u201d In these days the clergyman was expected to be a parson of very considerable general information.Literature was cheap.Let them cultivate it.Letthem choose good books.Let them make companions of them.They were voiceless indeed, but they were precious.They led to habits of sound thinking.They developed the mental powers.They helped to make character, and with them, thoagh sapar- ated for a time from congenial society, there could bejno such thing as loneliness.The clergyman should keep in touch with bis people.He should know bow to sympathize with their s rrows.He should enter into their joys.He should participate in their recreations, even when these were what is called secular, provided they were of a pure and elevated character.But let no book come between the clergyman and his Bible.The Bible, thank God, was in the hands ot all.Let no_clergyman be pu\u2019 to shame by his people in the matter of knowledge of that which it is his special fanction to know.Next to the Bible comes the prayer-book.\u2018'Make it your constant companion.\u201d His Lordship referred to the death of the young Duke and the late Mrs.Phillips.In the afternoon the business was almost entirely of a routine character.ee Ifyou are tired taking the large old- fashioned griping pills, try Carter's Little Liver Pills and take some comfort, A man can\u2019t stand everything, One pill a dose.Try them.eat Prompt relief in sick headache, dizzi- nees, nausea, constipation, pain in the side, guaranteed to those using Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills, One a dose, Small price.Small dose, Small pill.DRAMA AND CONCERT.Goed Houses at MontreaPs Favorits Theatre\u2014Several Entertainments, * Little Puck\u201d drew a large audience to the Queen\u2019s last night, and the way in which the people laughed was quits sufficient to show tbat the extravaganza.has made a big hit, A special \u2014=3 Pie MATINEE TODAY Abe À a8 been arranged, so that the ladies may turn out and enjoy the perform ance, \u201c World Against Her, \u201d There were two big*audiences at the Royal yesterday.\u201cWorld Against Her\u201d bass added to the success which 1t hag already made in this city.\"2515, xt Concert at Point St, Charles, c Last evening a very pleasant concert was given in the lecture room of By Mafthew\u2019s Church, Point St.Charles, by a select choir of 30 voices under the leadership of Mr.George Wilson, the able organist of St.Matthew\u2019s Church, who bas for years past been identified with the most successful musical enter- tainmenta in the Point, and whose persistent enthusiasm has done so much for the choir over which he presides.Tha piece selected was Farmer's \u201cChrist.and His Eoldiers,\u201d a simple cane tata compiled of a number of lamiliar hymns set to music for solo, choir, piano and organ with cornet obligato.The choral sloging was ver and did mucn creditto Mr, Wilson\u2019 ning; among the most effective work being the chorus to \u201cHark the Glad Sound\u201d and \u201cCleft are the Ro ks.\u201d The solos were taken by Miss Stark, Miss Scott, Miss Budd, Miss Jenkins, Mrs.Lee, Messrs.Ward, Irwin ana Parks, who acquitted themselves to the apparent satisfaction of the audience, which was a large one.Mr.Sefton presided at the organ and Miss Mitchell at the piano, while the cornet obligato wag supplied by Mr.Tanner.In opening the concert the Rev.Mr, Cruickshanke paid a glowing tribute to the work of Mr.Wilson in striving to raise the appreciation of high class music and for his patient and faithful work tor the choir.umm i.ts island fio nF The Albani Sale, \u201cEy The sale for the opera which opened, yesterday morning was a decided suc cess.As early as 7 a.m.the crowd could be seen outside Nordheimer\u2019s, and bleak as the early dawn certainly was, it did not matter much to the huddled up masg as they patiently awaited the doors to open and let them inside.As soon as this was accomplished, and quicker than it takes words to tell, the whole of the Nordheimer build- Ing wes crammed and jammed from the top of the stairs to the street entrance.Bix smart looking policemen had all they could do to prevent a stampede on more than one occasion.As time wore on, however, everybody obtained seats, although at 6 p.m., when the box office closed, the cry went up, \u201cStill they come.\u201d Ik is estimated that some $6000 Were paid out for tickets yesterday which is a very large opening sale indeed, and which makes the success of the opera season here a foregone conclusion, Mr.Harriss has telephoned us to the effect that there are plenty of good seats remaining, and for thoee whe have not already taken their seats to be up with the lark in the morning (that is to-day) and secure good seats whilst they have the chance.It must be most encouraging to the local entrepreneurs that their efforts in bringing to Montreal this great attraction 18 meeting with the support of our public and which it well deserves.The Romany Rye, The Burton Dramatic Club\u2019s initial performance of \u201cThe Romany Rye,\u201d in ald of the Verdu Hospital, takes place: this evening, The worthy ohjeet ot these performances should ensure a good autendance.Slei:hs leave Victoria- square and corner Bleury and St, Cath- erine-streets at 7:15 p.m.tl Halr Falling Out, Why not stop it at once, before you get bald?Capilline will positively stop it, will tone and strengthen the hair, and make it grow luxuriant, seft and beau- tifal.\u2014 .\u201cThe proof of the pudding isin the eat ing.\u201d K.D.C, has been tried and tests ed and has proved itself to be the \u201cking of dyspepsia remedies,\u201d the \u201cgreatest cure of the age,\u201d and the only \u201cperfack dyspepsia remedy\u201d on the market, ant) ones oe NL] ae, 528 EL THE MOST ECONOMICAL WAY \u2014~T0 USE\u2014 .PAPHER.600,000 In Use In the States Wehave now instock the following sizes ig: WHITE FOR DRUGGIST USE, 6-9-121n.on one Spindle.Price $3.00 FOR GROCERS AND DRY GOODS, Mantlla Rolls, in.30 iN.000unsosor -uvocsonre Lene NEW BNGLAND PAPER COMPANY: Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers\u2018IB 21 & 28 De Bresoles-St, MONTREAL, HERA rinted and published b - TRE AL ue MPANY LIMITED, HOW Peter Mitchell, President, at No@ Beaver Hall Hill Montreal.\u2014 a À "]