Montreal daily herald, 5 décembre 1893, mardi 5 décembre 1893

[" yp @ be { , Electric Mctors from (-4 fo 50 H.P._\u2014 \u2014 .« .A .f Edinburgh Lodge, No.4, 1.0.U.K.Au .,\u2018 ey T T T Pi g Mach Med | no wore disputes as to where games were to His father is obdurate, but on Pierrot join- excellent program ii nineteen numbers fur- Fraser , Gesner, John Cuthbert.0 he | | l atin de Ines, Ë ical Baiteries - be played; each club would know when and ing a regiment which is marching 10 the pished amusement for the vast audience, V°Y8 tramped to the Athletic Club \u2014\u2014 where it had to play.Other advantages that are af once apparent on consideration boundury he relents und gives his blessing.The acting of every member of the come The following local talent appeared: Horace House, where a pleasant evening was spent with songs, games, and music BILLIARD MANUFACTURERS And All Kinds of Elgctric Appliances, C r ! : sl W.Ravner, Miss Corneil, C'athicart Wallace, , or À ! : would accrue hy the auoption of this puny is all but perfect; the critic can only and Jax Hardman, Miss Reyner, 8S.Dunn, Mr.R.8.Kellie, vice-president, MED FOR OUR L an method.applaud.The return of the prodigal son, Frank C.Roe, the Arden Musical Quartette, Who occupied the chair in the ab- Also Bowling Alley Balls.ADVANTAGES CLAIMED FOR OUR DYNAMOS AND MOTORS : and his welcome by his mother in the final \u2018 ATHLETIC.\u2018The Garrison Artillery Progressing, Everything is \u2018\u2018couleur de rose\u201d in the Garrison Artillery camp, despite the announcement in an evening paper, and it is most evident that the twinkling orb has been imposed upon.There is no intention of forming a new association or anything of that sort.The intention of those officers who have the welfare of the battalion at heart is to amalgamate the different clubs of the corps under one head, on act was a piece of dumb show acting which wat a good many.vyclids.Particularly expressive was the acting of Mlle Roy, who played the part of the heartless Phrynette.The company is identical with the one which produced the play in Paris, and comprises Mlle Pilar Morin (Pierrot Junior), Madame Eugene Bade (Madame Pierrot), Mlle Roy (Phrynette), M.Courtes (Pierrot senior), M.Dallen (the baron), M.Buck- land (the servant).The music is very well interpreted by a good orchestra, under the baton of Barber Bowie and Kaufman, Jas.Dougherty and Prof.C.F.FE.Fiset, whose guitar solos were much admired.A DRAWING ROOM RECITAL.A fashionable drawing room recital was given last night at St.Audrew\u2019s Home by Belle Rose Emslie, A.T.C.M.Miss Emslie is from Edinburgh, Scotland, and is a past graduate of Toronto Conservatory of Elveu- tion, and acquitted herself last night in a manner consistent with her education.W.W.Ogilvie presided.As admission was only by program, the audience was select.sence of the president, Mr A.Donaldson offered a handsome present to the mem ber who attends most tramps during the winter.Mr.Kellie also announced amidst cheers, that the club had regeived permission this winter again to hold the amateur cross-country steeplechase to Lachine.SERMON BY THE BISHOP OF ALGOMA.The pulpit of Grace Church was occu pied Sunday morning by the Lord Bishop of Algoma, (Dr.Sullivan).Morning y + Do all kind of work in the Billiard Line E.L.ETHIER & CO., Importers.88 ST.DENIS, - Montreal.\u2018Telephone 6057, CALLING IN CREDITORS.In the Suparior Court for the Province of Quebec.PROVINCE OF QUEPEC,) Districu of Montreal.f SUBSTANTIAL CONSTRUCTION, SMOOTH RUNNING AND DURABLE; WELL PROTECTED FROM EXTERNAL INJURY; PARTS EASILY REMOVED FOR ATTENTION AND REPAIRS: AUTOMATIC SELF LUBRICATING JOURNAL; WASTES NO 0l1L; CURRENT GENERATED WITH LEAST SPARKING-CONSEQUENTLY SMALL WEAR OF COMMUTATOR AND BRUSHES, PERFECTLY SELF-REGULATING AND SO SIMPLE ANY MAN OF ORDINARY INTELLIGENCE CAN RUN THEM.1¥ YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY GET OUR ESTIMATES BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.AGT.JOHN A, BURNS, B.A.Sc., MECHANICAL ENGINEER, ia, Tem - lines similar to the M.A.A.A.A most en- Johns.Most of the accompanying is done Belle Rose Emslie contributed \u201cThe Char- prayer was read by the rector, Rev.Dr.No.195 In the mater x Arthur Dudemaine, Telephone 123%.Te ve @86 Craig Street, Montrea , thusiastic meeting was held in the by the piauist, M.Aime Lachaume.The coal Man\u201d by Frawbridge, \u2018\u2018Aux Italians Ker, and the lessons were read by the there doing business as hotel-keeper under ae Camm .Drill Hall last night, at which play will be repeated every night this week, by Owen Meredith ; \u2018The Elf Child\u201d by Hon.Judge Macdonald.His Lordship the name and firm of \u201cDudemaine and Colonel Cole ocenpied the chair.2nd noone will make any mistake in going | hitcomb Riely; Soliloquy of Charles preached an eloquent sermon from the Cie,\u201d with Godfrey V.R.Lafontaine his The vice chairs were taken by Captains to see it.There was a good audience last Edward by Aytoun ;\u2018\u2018Saunders McGlashan\u201d words: \u201cAnd Jesus went in and out commanditaire, insolvent.Reid and MeEwan, Sergt.Major Jones tight, composed vor largely of French NS Bi an AN Se among the people.\u201d In the course The qroditors of fai insolvent are hereby 8 5 T) was in his place as secretary.The attend.WATER\" © Een, Who Were naturally at- nd A Summer Shower,\u201d while Miss Mit.of his address, which was prac- this Court, inthe Courl room for Thsol ven 8 ene sonst the oe brated by the presence of a Parisian com- hell contributed choice piano solos, tical and helpful, he made some matters, fu the Court Housc.at Montreal,on the plan.Every one in authority disclaimed any connection with the formation of a new association, and decided on amalgamation by an unanimous vote- The new regime will have Col.Cole as hon.president, and the field officers as vice-presidents.\"I'he meeting adjourned to the 18th for election of officers.In the meantime the companies will have an opportunity of talking the matter over.WEBER AND FIELDS CO, There is another week of variety entertainment in store for the patrons of \u201cTheatre Royal for yesterday Weber and Field's Company opened a week's engagement, The company 18 a very strong one, there not being a weak turn in the whole cast.One of the features is the appearance for the first time in Montreal of Mile, Paquerette, UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, A new version of \u201cUncle Tom\u2019s Cabin\u201d will be given in the Vic's Armory Hall on Saturday afternoon and evening.There will appear on the stage a real live donkey, dogs and monkey.Last year when a performance was given by the same company large numbers were turned away from the doors, the hall being so crowded.references to the work of the church in the large and scattered episcopal pro vince over which he presides.sionaries in the back country.He mentioned that the Prayer Book has been translated into the Ojibway dialect, with the exception of the Athanasian creed.A number of instances were given of the hardships undergone by some of the mis- twelfth day of December instant, at ten of the clock in the foronoon, in order to give their advice touching the appointment of a curator to the property of the said insolvent and on such other matters as may lawfully be submitted to them.Montreal, December 4th, 1893.H.COLLARD, Deputy Protonotary, S.C.CALLING IN CREDITORS.TORONTO, ONT.MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM AND POWER PUMPS FOR ALL DUTIES.a French eccentrique from Paris.She EVANGELISTIC SERVICES In the Supeiisr Court for the Pro- : his is the 23rd vear of the existence of is very clever and was yesterquy BREVITIES.= is.Pp -\u2014 : the M.G.A.Snowshoe Club., and on Wed- \u2014_\u2014 \u2014 nesday next will hold their first tramp.At any rate the Garrison is all right, and the proposed plan is a splendid one.CURLING.give a very cordial reception; the crowded house thoroughly appreciating her work.The songs are all in French, und they are sung and acted witha mirthful grace and \u201cabandon.\u201d The Fansons are the first on About 200 time-expired soldiers from Vancouver, B.C., came in to Montreal Junction yesterday on their return home to England, via Halifax.À series of evangelistic services, under the auspices of the Pt.St.Charles Christian Endeavor Societies, was commenced Matthew's Presbyterian church by a sunrise prayer yesterday morning in St.vinze of Quebec, PROYINCE OF QUEBEC, District of Montreal.No.195 \u2014In the maiter of GEORGE JAMES BROWN and ROBERT : J.M.HARRISON.+ e 2 H.A.SEYLER.MONTREAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO, the program, and they give a laughable A solemn requiem ase si Le chented meetiug.The services will be continued BROWN, both of the City and Dict of .skit entitled \u201cScenes in a Sc™ol Room.\u201d in the chapel o 1e Sacre curt, Notre every evening during the week in St.Montreal, merchantsand co-partuers there, The Montreal Club\u2019s Meeting.Following them comes the ever po- Dame, at 9.30 a.m., on Monday, for the Motihon's and Centenary Methodist doing business together under the name of 781 CRAIG STREET, MONTREAL.A special annual meeting of the Montreal pulur Johnny Carroll, sud he was Soul of Marshal MacMahon, church \u2019 George Brown & Sous,\u201d Insolvent.Practi 7 ni ; Mat Curling Club was held last night w the rink prem & reception which showed that No.1 Troop of the Duke of Connaught\u2019s \u2014 Tue greditors of said insolvents are hereby ractical Electricians, Manufacturing Contractors, Tele phones for the purpose of electing skips for {he had a \"hold ou the pat Royal Canadian Hussars will give a dinner ABOUT FOOT-B .ordered to appear before one of the judges of 4 jators = \u2018 the season and the transaction of of the Royal.His songs wer well on Thursday evening in their mess room \u2014\u2014 ALL hate the Court Hoi at Mone on Aununciators, Bells, Batteries, Push Buttons, Burglar Alarms, ote.! oe Iv 1 Nee .i a \u201c .: sat ns .ater, > 1 se, at Montreal, on other pusiness.~The skips Motor rendered.Weber and Fields have im- The officers of the 65th Rifles are dis- Definitions of the Distinguishing the twelfth day of Decerber Instant, at ten of : ., .\u2019 8S.A.MeMurty, A F.Riddell, C.E.Smyth, F.Stanclite, R.W.Tyre, D.Williamson, Rev.John Williamson, H.D.Suckling, C.H.Whitelaw, W.1.Fen- wick.The Committee of Election was chosen as follows - R.White, C.C.Newton, F.proved their part a great deal and made it tributing new uniforms amongst the men this week.It is expected that a military night will be given at the Theatre Francais shortly.A social and dance will be given in the Drill Hall by the sergeants of the Montreal Garrison Artillery on Friday evening, in Features of the Lively Game.In England the Rugby game is known as the \u2018\u2018 Rugger\u201d and the Association game as the ** Socker.\u201d Rugby\u2014A feat of strength.tion\u2014A strength of fect.Between foot-ball under Rugby and Associa- Associa- the clock in the forenoon, inorder to give their advice touching the appointment of a curator to the property of the said insolvent, and on such other matters as may be lawfully submitted to them.Montreal.2nd December, 1893.H.COLLARD, Deputy-Protonotary, S.C Electric Light, Wiring of Stores, Offices, Concealed Wiring of Private Houses, Complete Installation of Electric Light Plants.Flectric Light Fixtures and Brackets.N.B.\u2014Repairs of all kinds neatly executed, v A .en + ules ROVINCE OF QUEBEC, DISTRICT OF =\u2014 = ~ Stanclifle, aid of the ambulance corps.A large at- Dios Stating difference at once you plain- P Montreal.No.9903.Cireuit Court.49, Ÿ R.W.Tyre and James Williamson will tendance is expected.Iy sce: 0 y \u2019 Liboire Papitlon, Plain oe fshatles Saucier, > eagle Sat St SL SS = = = Nek kkk skis | « .\u2014 .* : Vache .Pa ciendant, Maitre Calixte ebeuf, vocate, again be the dSlegates to the Branch.HON.WILFRID LAURIER.By hand.not foot.is Rugby played, requiring Distrayant.On the 15th day of December, 1693; \u201cAv ¢ CWE WW WWW WR \u201cav The Rink Committee elected comprise C.\u2014 Tother but two-and-twenty takes, who #t 10 of the clock in the forenoon, at the domi- dé C.Newton, D.Williamson, Lieut.-Col.s : PA nly lakes, cile of the said Plaintiff, No.283 Panet Street, we 3e * 2 ' \u2019 \u2018 How to Get The Herald\u2019s Fine should quite handless be.in the City of Montreal, will be sold b \u2019 Gardner and Dr.Ibbotson.A.Le Hubbard ; Portrait.; Rugby\u2014 A kick at the balla grab,a run, th ority of justico, all thé goods aid chattels of == THE LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED se will be the Secretacy, Chaplain, Rev.A.J.The Herald has published a fine portrait | a scrimmage, mud and several broken he.said Plaintiff, seized in this cause, con Ng, TT Mowat.| of the Hon.Mr.Laurier.It is printed by {limbs \u2019 pod Si house hold Gets, BS Terme pi sale, = + lo\u2019s Meet.A ! LL .cash.JM.J.A.DeCelles, B.S.C.ontreal, The Thistle the zinc-etching process, on superior paper Association\u2014A kick at the ball, a heave Dec.5th, 18%.SG The usual fall meeting of the Montreal a \u2019 ith the chest harge d and \" 1 Thistle Curling Club took place last night and is 18 by 24 inclies in size.With The Sesh, a charge, mud and DUN: y3povINCE QF QUEBEC, DISTRICT OF «Mf 9 3k in the club house on St.Monique street.Thousands of these portraits have been \u20acrous broken bones and black eyes.& Montreal, Xo.£338, Circuit Court.A.J.= z 0 \u2018 - spd y a ane 3 .+ \u2018haput, Plaintitf, versus Chas, Lafond et al There were about 30 members present, Mr.distributed throughout Canada, and have Players in this game kick the ball, ; ; 5 \u201cot Dec | = Alex, Mitchell, the president h the chair.given unbounded satisfaction.The Herald pl\u201d that they irk and also, \u201cehuck\u201d it; FO TE a he Topenem® ChE th \u201c= + i y dge Archibald se- is in receipt of hundreds of letters in com- up Kick cach other most of al +4» domicile of Charles Lafond, No.62 Drolet © - , Ç 3 À resolution eae Brad was adopted mendation of this portrait, which is una- In both, besides sometimes \u201cthe bucket.street, in the city of Montreal.will be - ARE USL IN THE MANUFACTURE OF conded by Mr, George Brut wae site] imo voted to be the best ences of Ragoy\u2014Fandling, hauling, muting, Sika Sr dette ouais an | off a Mr.Fred T.Campbell, puiting on the Liberal leader ever published.sprawling, kicking, dashing, flashing and cause, consisting of household goods.Terms dû record the clubs appreciation of Readers of The Herald can secure this crashing cash.Jos, Beux.B.S.C.Montreal, 4th Dec,, 4 fl 9 bis many estimable qualities and portrait by sending in their names and ad- R : Hug 1 «s her, drop h 10%.% A 3k vmpathising with the relatives in their dresses wil 1 two three-cent stamps to pay ugger\u2014Hug her, pass 1cr, drop her, INC dF Ol TREC -eS D orenvement Mr.David Kinghorn po for tubing and mailing.Sacert Re HouR Dar ha Ack her up.or, P'iMonireni, No.de; Superior.Court .= I c - 0 = ; = ; , _\u2014 oi 1 ic Virtue etal, of Montreal, bottlers, iffs unanimously elected skip to fill the Pr Epps\u2019s Cocoa \u2014GRATEFUL AND CoM- Dribble rough and pick her up.versus George Murray, of Phe penn tifls, se # ° left vacunt, by 2 Fr.a pot the club, in.FORTING.\u2014\u201cBy a thorough knowledge of Rugbys running rough and ready, gentleman, defendant.On the 14th day of De > .K.Smith, the secretar lub, in- 3 ; ., .1 le, tug or fall; cember, 1893, at nine of the elock in the fore- a timated his wish to offer a trophy for com- the natural laws which govern the opera- Blustering, bouncing, bouts unsteady, noon, at ihe domicile of the said defend.4S 3 os + the cit lubs.The mat- tions of digestion and nutrition, and by a Breaking bones, and that\u2019s foot-bail.ant, No.65 Aylmer Street, in the city of a.petition among the city clubs.careful application of the fine properties Sole .Montreal, will be sold, by authority of justice, Ss ak ter was referred to the Branch and a reso- of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.Epps has pro- Association 's most, amusing, all the goods and chattels of the said defend.sà Tution was adopted thanking Mr.Smith for \" a à ë ; Passing pretty, safer.much: ant, seized in this cauke, consisting of one os 1 ad PAQUEREPTR vided for our breakfast and supper a deli Skilful sidesmen shots refusing, iano.books, ete.A.Laverdune, B.S.C.ov his generosity.\u201cRETIRE.cately flavored beverage which nay save us If with hands the ballyou touch, ontreal, Dec.4th, 1803.\u2019 «Ya No M0 SPs 32 8 0 SP Me Ms 32% APs oN 4» = even more funny than ever.The game of many heavy doctors\u2019 bills.It is by the RUGBY.eau SSS > = OS PPPS HI TN TURF.pool was most comical, hey Te a recalled judicious use of such articles of diet that Dashing, slashing, bashing, smashing, THE 4Av Dé CA Av -eral times.Marion and Belle appeared a constitution may be gradually built up 3 n ; * The Ottawa Races.severa y i {Special to The Herald.] Orrawa, Dè:c.4.\u2014The program for the winter trotting races of the new club has just been announced.The dates of the meeting are February 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, and every event is open to trotters and pacers.The track will be constructed as soon as weather permits.The events will February 10\u2014Electrio Railway stakes, as novelty artists and sang acceptably sume of their original songs.The selections of McIntyre and Heath, black-faced comedians, were long, hut not tiresome.James F.Hoey, \u2018 Young Mule, Brother to Old Horse\u201d was very funny, and his \u201cfoolishness\u2019\u2019 also bears the stamp of originality.Time and time again was he encored.Abachi and Masand are two wonderful acrobats.The afterpiece of a variety show is generally \u201cno good,\u201d but this week until strong enough to resist every 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 properly nourished frame.\u201d Civil Service Gazette.\u2014Made simply with boiling water or milk.Sold only in packets labelled\u2014 \u201cJames Errs & Co.(Ltp.), Homeopathic Chemists, London, Eng.Broken kneecaps, shin-bonos, too; Splints and lasters follow after, Kicks and ruises, black or blue.ASSOCIATION, Not 30 rough this game.admitted \u2014 Milder form of dislocation; Accidental kicks or brujses\u2014 All one needs is embrocation.\u2014London Truth.Much of the stuff called \u201cconversation\u201d had best be kept out of the reach of the garbage collector, Saturday Herald IS THE BEST ADVERTISING : MEDIUM \\N MO NTREAL. x a 8 tp DRAMATIC NEWS.The \u201cPrincess Nicotine\u201d is a DBare- faced Appropriatlon.The Human Side of Adelina Patti's Nature-\u2014-Miss Eleanor Mayo's Great Hit in Opera \u2014 The \u2018'Big Head\u201d Among Actors \u2014 Clyde Fitch\u2019s **An American buchess.\u201d NEW York, Dec.4.\u2014The late lamented Noah Webster, In his very excellent dictionary, defined the word *\u2018swipe\u2019\u201d as meaning asweeping blow, but in the vernacular of the Bowery boy it is applied to the appropriating of property which belongs vo another.In that sense I may use the term * MISS RUSSELL IN \u201cPRINCESS NICOTINE.\u201d in speaking of the new opera, \u201cPrincess Nicotine,\u201d which Charles A.Byrne and Louis Harrison wrote, and in whick Miss Lillian Russell has made her reappearance at the Casino.The so called authors have stolen almost bodily the charming Spanish story entitled \u201cThe Three Corner~d Hat\u201d without a word of credit, and have dubbed it a comic opera.The original story is quite interesting, but the attempt of Byrne and Harrison to adapt it to musical stage use hus robbed it of its humor and supplied nothing in its place.It would be difficult to describe the plot of the alleged opera.It isa jumble and a tangle of all sorts of impossibilities.It is true that much scope is given to Miss Russell to put her personal charms and her voice in evidence.As to the charms she succeeded.The voice was also in evidence, but as much as it may pain her thousands of admirers to know\u2019 it candor compels the admission that it is not as sweet or &s power fui or as true as it once was.W.W.Furst is the composer of the music of \u201cPrincess Nicotine.\u201d and to say that it is his best musical work which bas ever been submitted to the public is to do but scant justice to this excellent musician.Many of the melodies are charming, and some of them will become popular with the masses.Several of the choruses are quite elaborate and are given beautiful treatment, while the orchestration in many spots is worthy of Sir Arthur Sullivan\u2019s best moments, The music labors ander the great disad- | vantageof standing out at such a distance from its execrably poor setting that it is not appreciated by roost persons as much as it should be.The cast is a fairly goed one, although Perry Averill, despite his sweet tenor voice, makes a very woodeny and, beside Miss Russell\u2019s ample figure, a very insignificant ; hero.The choruses are well drilled, the people are handsomely costumed, and altogether the production is an exceedingly elaborate one.If failure should blight this venture, it will not be the fault of the new lessees of the Casino, Messrs.Canary and Lederer, who have done all that any one could do to insure the success of the enterprise.\u201cPrincess Nicotine\u2019\u2019 may, in spite of all drawbacks, develop into one of the hits of the season, but I doubt it greatly.Americans seem to have a habit of being OR the alert to find the slightest falling oft in the work of the world\u2019s recognizedly great artists, For some reason or other, presumably because her contracts with her managers will not permit her to sing for charity in this country, that peerless queen of song, Adelina Patti, seems to have earned the undying enmity of a coterie of New York critics.One of the favored claims of this clique is that Patti is no longer able tosing the high notes which gave her her worldwide reputation.When she appeared a couple of weeks ago at a matinee in this city, one wise writer declared that she had sung a selection from _ MISS ELFANOR MAYTO.the \u201cBarber of Seville\u201d a key below theone in which it was written.On its face this statement was an absurdity, but some per- pons believed it nevertheless, As a matter of fact, the selection in question is written fn E and Mme.Patti sang it in F.On the same day the great diva was criticised for having been in a bad humor.In reality, when she retired to her dressing room, she burst into tears, induced by the severe pain caused by the effert made in singing with the terrible cold from which she suffered at the time and which was one of the pleasant souvenirs of her ocear voy- a, Mme.Patti almost always sings her music above the key, as any competent critic ean easily discover, if he be fair minded.At any rate, a very good answer to these carpers is this, \u201cProduce a woman who can even approach her in the matchless purity, tremendous range and unvarying accuracy of her voice and the unswerving naturalness of her method.\u201d Miss Eleanor Mayo, the danghter of that sterling actor, Frank Mayo, is just now the talk of the town.She has made the greatest kind of a hit in \u201cKing Rene\u2019s Daughter,\u201d an operetta for which Julian Edwards composed the music.Miss Mayo is a beautiful girl barely 19 years of age and did not go abroad to obtain her musical cdueation.Her confidence in the ability of Signor Bellari, an instructor living in this city, seems to have been fully borne cut by her phenomenal ccess.This is really her first appearance on the a mme her father's company, may be excepted.It is her intention to adopt grand opera as a rofession, and unless all signs fail she will ecome one of its brightest lights within the next two or three years.It is not improbable that she mav go to Europe when her present engagement is ended in the hope of there geting An opportunity to ap pear where a hit means something in the way of reputation, 1 stage, if a single week, in a small part in In this country grand opera is so nearly dead that it is almost discouraging for a girl to attempt to get a foothold on the ladder of fame in that particular braneh of music.Glen Mae Donough's genuinely funny farce, \u2018The Prodigal Father,\u201d bas been sold for England only to Willie Edouin, who will star in it during tbe next season or two.to the New York critics who abused the piece ard asserted, with nothing more substantial than quicksand as a foundation, that Mac Donough bad appropriated the idea from a foreign skit.tbor\u2019s odd trifle, \u2018Delmonico\u2019s at 6,\u201d wil! probably also be produced on the other side within a few months.The negotiatious are now pending through Miss Elizabeth Mar- bury, and there is little doubt that the matter will be arranged.This is a pretty effective answer The same au- Reginald de Koven evidently considers Mac Donough the ablest librettist in this country.At any rate he appears to have deserted Harry B.Smith, who collaborated with him on \u201cRobin Hood,\u201d \u201cThe Fencing Master,\u201d \u201cThe Begum and \u201cThe Knickerbockers.\u201d It is now reported that he and Mac Donough will do another opera together, as \u201cThe Algerian,\u201d both at the Garden theater and Daly\u2019s, to which it has just been removed for a run, has been sa much more successful than was anticipated that a prominent manager at once bespoke another score from Mr.De Koven, leaving him to select his own librettist.That he chose Mr.Mac Donough is a great compliment to that rising young author.Everybody who has ever kuown any one connected with the stage 13 acquainted with the peculiar malady known as \u2018\u2018big head.\u201d It occurs among lawyers, doctors, newspaper men and many others, but in the theatrical profession the disease seems to develop more rapidly than in any other, and it generally also assumes a more virulent form.I was speaking in about this JAMES 0.BARROWS, strain a short time ago to a very bad actor who is a member of a company which will probably remain in this city throughout the present season.\u201cSpeaking of the \u2018big head.\u201d \u201d sententiously remarked this hamfatter, \u201cdo you know that if any man in New York is entitled to a big slice of that ailment I am the one?And yet,\u201d he eomplacently added, \u201cI don\u2019t put on half as many \u2018lugs\u2019 as such half way actors as l.eonard Boyne, Henry Miller and James A.Herne.Those chumps make me feeble.Why, say,\u201d and he grabbed me by the coat collar, \u2018you should ha\u2019 seen my notices the day after I opened here.They was out 0\u2019 sight.\u201d Aud he sat down : with a bang which added force to his remarks.I laughed inwardly.Outwardly I appeared intensely sympathetic.I couldn\u2019 help it.I had seen his notices, aud as he bad so slangily and forcibly though ungrammatically expressed it, \u2018They was out 0\u2019 sight,\u201d for scarcely a paper thought him of sufficient importance to even mention his name.y And this man 1s but a fair specimen of the actor who never fails, according to bis own statement, to \u201cmake & hit\u201d or to \u201cknock em silly.\u201d For once the New York critics are practi- cally of one mind.The object of their unanimity is the comparative worthlessness and lack of human interest of Clyde Fitch's adaptation of a foreign work which that brilliant young author has rechristened \u201cAu American Duchess,\u2019 and which is the current attraction at the Lyceum theater.Danie! Frohman's fine stock company appears to bave been unable to rescue Mr.Fitch's comedy from failure, and if any reliance may be placed in public opinion *\u2018An American Duchess\u201d will not have a particularly long run in this city.One of the most clever bits of work that New York has seen in many years is done by James O.Barrows in \u201cThe Councilor\u2019s Wife\u201d at the Empire theater.Mr, Barrows plays the part of the crafty and double distilledly villainous old town council or, and it is not an exaggeration to say that it is the *\u2018hit of his life.\u201d Barrows is a remarkably competent actor.His first appearance was made in San Francisco 18 years ago, when he appeared as one of the players in \u201cHamlet.\u201d Since then he has done a2 number of widely varying roles, ranging from low comedy with a comic opera organization to important roles with Adelaide Neilson, and his course has always been upward.His first important engagement in the east was with Daniel Frohman\u2019s \u201cThe Wife\u201d company.\u2018Then he joined Charles Frohman's forces, of which he is still a valued member.OCTAYUS COHEN.Cuncerning Pronunciation.An Englishman who has been visiting in Chicago says it is very amusing to listen to the American ridicule of Englishman for pronouncing Cholmondeley \u201cChumley,\u201d Beauchamp \u201cBeecham,\u201d ete.\u2018\u2019In England,\u201d he declares, \u2018you will find as a rule that people pronounce Massachusetts *Masatch-azettes, Absurd?Of course it is, but Low are you going to tell ?The rule by which it is pronounced \u201cMassauchetts\u2019 is purely arbitrary.The most curious of nil your mispronunciations are perhaps the adapted French names.How in the name of the eternal fitness of things do you get \u2018 Soo Saint Mary\u2019 out of Sault Ste.Marie?\u2018Terry Hut\u2019 for Terre Haute is just a little worse.Itis unaccountable, too, how you came to call Prairie du chien \u2018Prairie doo Sheen.\u2019 Of course, you have a might to arrange your own pronunciation, but give us the same liberty.We at least have the excuse that our names are 10 or 15 centuries old, and have had opportunity to grow naturally corrupted in the lapse of time.\u201d \u2014 Chicago Standard.Suited Him.\u201cBut, papa,\u201d wailed! the young woman, \u201cyou can have no idea how he loves me: He is willing to die for me this very minute.\u201d \u201cWell.\u201d said the old man, scratching his chin thoughtfully@\u2018l don\u2019t know that I have any objcCtion to that?1 was afraid he wanted to marry you.\u201d\u2014 Indianapolis Journal MONTREAL DAILY HERALD.TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1875.The Northwestern Ghioride of Gold INSTITUTE, LOCATED AT DHINELANDIR, WIS.Furnishes ab-niute cure fer Drunkenness, Tobacco, Morphit:c and kindred habits, Full information, terms and lreaiises ou these di- geascs furnished on pplication, \u201cNo cure no pay.\u201d H.C.KEITH, M.D, Muhaser.2 EE I MANUFACTURERS\u2019 Accident Insurance Go.CAPITA L $1,000,000.EMPITOYERS LIABILITY And Personal Accident Insurance Rolland, Lyman & Burneir PROVINCIAT, MANAGERS Offices:-162 St.James St.MONTREAL.mmm \u2014\u2014\u2014 rHŒNIX Insurance - 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Loui-ville and Nas} Al 33 Montreat Telegraph Cu.Lizg a Ht Northern Paeitie, pid, 2 241 Nich and Ont.Nav.Co New York Cemral.\u2026.} 1667 He} Montreal Sireet Railway Ontario and Western.17 18 18 Montreas Gas Cu .leading.o.oo.11 1t4 il Bel) Telephone Co.8t.Paul.Gi} GRY 633 Roya! lulectric Co.Union Pacific 23 238 214 Intercolonial Coal Coo.Wabash pfd BESTE 17% 171 Can, N.W, Land Co,.Bank rare.| 3 3 3 Montreal Cotion ce aes +12 - Dominion Cotton Co.Exchange.; > red Cotton Co.; 4 ; usa dol Cotton \u20ac ES 1: Messrs, W.L.8.Jackson & Co., foreign Montreal Loan and Mort.Co.exchange brokers, report the market as fol- Montreal 4p.costock.| lows : Cable New BANKS, | IN NEw Yonx Dec.4, 1503.*, 14 DTLI2IRL DY imran ee RE TRTWEEN BAYES, FCOpio'S.00020000 see es 130 (117 [125 16 POSTED.ACTUAL, Molsons 156 1.16 Sterling £0 days.485 4,833 to 1 Toronto .4238 |.238 \u201c7 Dewan 187 4.86 to } Jacques \u20ac co \u201c 4.863 to Merchants .\u201c 183 to} Rastern Tov Union, .Commerce,\u201d Merchants\u2019 Ville Marie .Hocheluga .Nationale .ant 59.Canada Central 6s.Champlain & St.Law.6s.Montreal Cotton ds.Dominion Cotton us.Canada Colored Cotton Us.Hoyal Kleclric 8s.cere deed Bell TeleplioneCo.sacslsse fans THE CORDAGE CO.\u201cStreet*\u2019 Rumors Respecting Its Last Dividend.For the past few days Dame Rumor has been busy in connection with the dividend of the Consumers\u2019 Cordage Co.\u201cThis dividend was due on Friday last, Dec.1st, but it was reported that the Company were not paying it.One broker spoke of a customer who was a shareholder in the Company, having been to make application tor the payment of his dividendon Friday, but it was refused on the ground that Mr.C.B.Morris was sick Mr.A.W.Morris was in Quebec, and there was no one to sign the cheques.Another rumor credited the stopping of the dividend to action by ihe company\u2019s bauk.With a view to obtaining verification or denial to all or any ot these riunors, l'he Herald called on the General Manager of the Bank referred to.Hedenied emphatically that there was any trouble between the bank and the company.\u2018The rumors with reference to the bank\u2019s interference were totally unfounded.He understood that the nonpayment of the dividend was but temporary.The company were arranging for a different.method of paying their dividends, he understood.Messrs.Fulton and Morris were next seen, and spoke in pretty much the same strain as the Banker.Mr.Fultou said they were rearranging the times for the payment of the dividends, and so had temporarily left the one dae last Friday uupuid.À statement of the new scheme was being prepared for subinission to the shaveliolders, and the details would in due course be given out for publication.New York Stocks.Messrs.Miller, Powell & Co, 13 St.John street, have seceived the following by direct private wire from New York : Liquidation in American securities commenced this morning in London and extended to this market.The decline was the most pronounced in that stock that has been most persistently manipulated during the past week, Western Union.From the stated position of General Electric's business conditions and earnings, it is not difficult to understand why holders desire to sell.There seems to be plenty of reasons for that, and for buying only too cheap money and a top-heavy short interest.The latter, however, is shifting.Some days it is prominent, and others it disappears completely.The news of the days has heen against the prices.The decrease of St.Paul earnings for the last week was double what the street expected and Private information in regard to the earn.ings of the nroportions that do not make Documentary .Francs (Pari) Long - .\u201c Short.3 to 3 ; to tu MONTREAL Dec.4.Buyers.Sellers.Counter New York funds.Pario 1-16 lio} Sterling 60 days.B 13-16 to 15-16 9 ti .Demand .93 Lo à 0% to § Cables, .$ttoi0 Sterling Commercial.Market dull bat firm.\u201cDocumentary sixties.81 to ç France (Paris) Long Catile bill, 8} io} « < Short.5.188 to 5.171 5.15 to 5.123, Money in London.24.Bank of England rate, 3 per cent.Financial Notes.Money in the local market is quoted at 6 per cent.Money in the open market, London, was quoted to-day at 2; to 2} per cent.The bank of England rate of discount is now 3 per cent.In New York call loans were quoted at 1 tu 1} per cent.at the close.Paris Rentes opened 99.65 and closed 99.474.French exchange in London opened at 25.18, and closed at 25.17.Consols in London opened at 98%, closing ab 98 1.16 for money, and opened at\u201d 98%, closing at 98 3-16 for the account.Messrs, L.J.Forget & Co.have received the following cable from London : Grand \u2018Fruuk first preference opened at 457 and closed at 45% : second preference opened at 30 and closed at 30; Canadian Pacific cpened at 77 and ciosed at 772.Bar silver in London is unchanged at 31 15-164.The earnings of Wheeling and Lake Erie for the month of November increased $3,110.Minneapolis and St.Louis net earnings for October increased $26,322, New York spegial :\u2014The Erie reduction in east-bound rates has been met by other lines.Iast-bound business is about 40 per cent.lighter than last year.The earnings of St.Paul for the fourth week of November decreased £15,800.For the whole month the earnings decreased $331,527.A special from New York said that Western Union was weak on a report that the President\u2019s message would have something favorable to a Postal Telegraph.Canadian Securities in London.The Canadian Gazette of November 23 says: Tn Cenadian securities the movements are almost all upwards.Colonial Government stocks generally have met with a good demand during the week, but Dominion Government stocks have not moved, although Quebec Province 5 per cent.loans are 1 higher, and in municipal securities Quebec and Vancouver loans have risen.As re- ards railways, a favorable effect was produced on Canadian Pacific shaves hy the letter from Mr.Van Horne to a shareholder, on the prospects of the undertaking, and the price rose to 763, but it is now only 73f, a rise for the week of 18: while a movement upwards of 1 per cent.has taken place in the first mortgage bonds and 4 per cent.debenture stock.Grand Trunk stocks have fallen on the week, the market having been disanvointed by the comparatively MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1803.sinall increase (£3,157) in last week's earnings.Independent railway securities have had no alteration, and this remark appliesalso to Bank shares; while in Land properties Canada Company's shares have futher receded 11, und elsewhere the only alteration has been à rise of 4 in Montreal Street Railway 44 per cent.bonds.The following are the prides of the lead ing Canadian secnrities : Prive.Rise.Fall Canada 3% percents.ld \u2014 = Ditto 4 per cents, 1885.19 \u2014 - Hod pereents,.9 \u2014 \u2014 Briuish Coluinbia3 per cents.3 - Manilobu à per cents, 1854.112 Ditto 5 per cents, 1SSS.\u2026 M4 - -\u2014 Nova Scotia 31 per cents, .WI + \u2014 Quebec Provinee 5 percents, sis.Ce eee TUS } Ditto p its, 1875 165 i Ditto {1 pe nis, 1836.2 Ditto 4 per cents LL.Ce IW Montreal 3 per cenis\u2026 Ditto 4 per cents.100) Quebec City 4 per ceuts.\u2026 163 t Ditto 4 percents .97 - Vancouver 4 per cents.1881.10 1 \u2014 Ditto 4 per cents, 1882.mn - Winnipeg 6 percents, 1883,.119 \u2014 Atlantic and North-West bond.116 t -_ Atlantic and St Lawrene bond.eg 0 1H 3 \u2014 Conadian Pacitic shares.vi 1g \u2014 Dittod per cent, preference Stock.2220100000 Ca.pur \u2014 \u2014 Ditto first mortgage bonds : 1 Ditto 4 per cent, debenture stock Lol 106: 1 \u2014 Grand Trunk ordinary stock.7 \u2014- - Ditto first preference.G, - : Ditto second ditto cee NF 3 Ditto third ditto.eee 10 \u2014 à Ditto 4 per cent, guaranteed.64 \u2014 14 Ditto 4 per cent, debenuure FLOCK.ea 935 \u2014- Ditto 5 per cent.stock.126 - = Ditto Midland of Canada consolidated bons.LoL 167 1 \u2014 Ditto Midland section.108 i \u2014 Minneapolis.=t, P.and Sault ste, Marie 4 p.«©.bonds.93 \u2014 New Brunswick first mortgage bonds.115 1 Ditto 4 p.e.debenture stock, 104 \u2014 Ontario and Quebee shares.I4txd \u2014 Ditto debenture stock.129xd -\u2014 Bank of British Columibia.\u2026.31 \u2014 Bank of British North America 70 - Trust and Luan of Canada £5 11111 on | | Canada Company.sy - 1; Canada Northwest Land.3 - = Hudsons Bay.13} \u2014 \u2014 Land Corporation of Canada, .Ë - -\u2014 Bell's Abestos.020$ \u2014- Montreal Street Raïlw 3 per cent.debentures 1003 à; \u2014- COMMERCIAL.Produee and Provision Markets.Canadian Wheat Markets Steady\u2014 Wheat in Chicago Higher\u2014Visi- ble Supply of Wheat Increases \u2014Some Cheese Salesmen\u2019s Way of Doing Business.The Grain, Moxpay, Dec.4th.À slight improvement is perceptible in home wheat markets, and under rather more encouraging conditions, prices are firmer.Buyers, however, still show a disposition to hold off, though the fact that prices are beginning to strengtlien brought out a few buying orders at full prices.A 1 round lot of No.1 hard wheat changed hands at 6lc afloat Fort William, which is an increase of le over Friday's prices.No.2 hard brings 58c.the same place.On spot we quote 72e for No.1 hard, though very little business has been put through of late.A material fulling off is noted in Manitoba farmers\u2019 deliveries, shipments are also light.Messrs.Miller, Powell and Co.'s Chicago letter said: The wheat market was strong early on the expectation that the visible would show a decrease.On the advance to 704 shorts covered freely, but the lines were put out again so soon as the B0D,000 bu.increase was posted.Near the close the market was quite weak on lower closing cables from the Continent.Outside of the considerable increase in the visible and lower continental markets the news bas heen encouraging.The amount on ocean passages shows but 288,000 bu.ine.and India shipped for the week only 120,000 bu.The English visible decreases moderately.The Liverpool cables came in stronger and exports were fair at 300,000 bu.The situation is growing more satisiactory for holders and the long side on soft spots will doubtless prove profitable.The comparative statement of the total amount of wheat in sight is given as follows: Dec.2, Nov.235, 1893.1893.Visible supply, U.8.& Canada.78,091,000 77,283,000 72,581,000 On passage tothe United K'gdom, 23,480,000 24,163,000 22,104,000 On passage Lo _ ; Continent .9,560,000 8,584,000 8,368,000 Total in sight.111,131,000 110,035,000 103,053,000 Dec.3, 1892.The visible supply to-day showed an increase in wheat of 808,000 bushels, a decrease in corn of 415,000 bushels, and a de- | crease in oats of 579,000 bushels, On the Curb at Chicago at 3 p.m.May wheat puts were quoted at 69, and calls 695 to 69%.May corn puts were 404, calls 403.A despatch from Chicago to-day says : Fairbank reports the Furopean stock of lard in store and afloat 46,000 tierces, against 56,000 tierces Nov.Ist.Stocks in Chicago, Kast St.Louis, Kansas City, Omaha and New York 61,454 tierces, against 6,883 tierces a week ago.According to Meredith & O'Brien special advices: Receipts of grain in Chicago to-day were: wheat, S4 cars: contract, 106 cars: corn, 178 cars; contract, 80 cars; Oats, 123 cars; contract, 50 cars.To-morrow\u2019s estimated receipts are : wheat 180 cars; corn, 340 cars; oats, 170 cars; hogs, 27,000.The stocks in country elevators in Minnesota and the two Dakotas last week were 5,650,000 bushels, an increase for the week of 875,000 bushels, and the total stocks of the three states, outside of mill storage, 95,000,000 bushels, an iucrease for the week of 1,389,147 bushels.\u2014Market Record.A cable from: Liverpool to-day said : Wheat steady, 3d higher, corn steady, 4d higher.Paris wheat slow, 10c lower.The foreign grain markets according to Beerbohm\u2019s report opened this morning quiet, but steady.Cargoes off coast, wheat, fair enquiry; maize, nil.Cargoes on passage and for shipment, wheat, firm but not active; maize, quiet but steady.Mark Lane wheat, English, slow; do., foreign, quiet but steady.Mark Lane American and Danubian maize, quict but steady; do.English aud American flour, slow.Canadian peas, 5s 1d.On passage to the United Kingdom for week ending Dec.2, wheat and flour, 2,935,000 grs., as against 3,021,- 000 qus.the week previous; do., maize, 552,000 grs., as against 468,000 grs.the week previous.On passage to the continent for week ending Dec.2, 1,195,000 grs., as against 1,073,000 the week previous; do.maize, 183,000 qrs.as against 200,000 qrs.the week previous.The stocks of wheat in New York and afloat increased 440,000 bush.The clearances from New York for the week were as follows : Wheat, 352,728 bush; corn, 320,591 bush; oats, 25,826 bush, and flour, 369,052 bush.Primary market receinta to-daz wara: Wheat, 742,000 bush: corn, 724,000 bush.| Burrei- -The market keeps on pretty \u2019 | .| 1 I J much the same lines, with not a great deal Jobbers, however, show The shipment were : Wheat, 57,000 bush, and corn, 43,000 bush.Minneapolis received 743 cars wheat today as against 1.135 cars last ycar.Duluth received 203 cars.The following are the movements of grain and flour at given points: Chicago\u2014wheat .25000 13000 corn.Hw 483000 \u201c oats.\u201c300 164006 \u201c flour.Lo.E 43416 New York-\u2014-wheat.A SRY corn.30423 outs.Cees 1535 \" flour.Lo _ Milwaukee\u2014 wheat.18200 corn.10 Toledo\u2014wheat.SW.COT.oi.2000 St.Louis wheui.\u2026.200 corn.mo Duluth\u2014wheat.2 1466W) 4000 Detroit -wheat.122000 2000 2000 The receipts of grain and flour in Montreal to-day are given as follows.G.T.R.C.P.I, Canal.Total.Wheal, bush.- ee - Corn, bush.Peas, bush.Outs, bush.600 \u201c600 824) ous 9200 ARR 700 150 130 GRAIN.\u2014 Barley shows no particular change or feature, still dealers are interested in it, and steady buying keeps prices tirm.We have heard of no recent enquiries coming from the States, and holders here are not asking for bids.Oats present a rather unsettled appearance, with no demand to speak of.Buckwheat sells fairly well in the west, No.1 hard Manitoba wheat.0 to 720 No.2hard Manitobu.00000000 G8 to Te Corn, duty paid.se 000000 60 to ble Peas, persélbs.oo.68 to 68.0 do do afloat, .69 to Vic Outs, per 34 lbs store.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.«6 Lo 0e do do new,.35 to Sc Rye, No.2.ee to i8¢ Barley, feed.to dic Barley, malting to ôlu Buekwheat No.2.0.0000000000005 si to 59C FLovk\u2014The market presents a quiet appearance and prices show no alteration.Shippers are doing little ov nothing, in fact freights by other ports are too high to admit of much businsss in an export way.Winter patents.oovvenennns 3.50 to 3.60 Straight rollers \u2026.5.15 3.20 Extra.2,75 to 2.50 Superfine.11 2160 to 2.70 Fine.\u2026 00 to 225 Strong hakers\u2019, Man.3.40 to 3.50 Strong bukerd\u2019, M.best brands.3.60 to 3.70 Mean.\u2014 There is a slight improvement to report in the demand.Prices, however, do not show any change, though the sentiment is firm.Millers in the West are firm in their views, and a few are askingad- vanced prices.Granulated and rolled.per birt Granilated and rolled, per ba, Standard, per brl.wees NW to 4.00 Standard, per bag 90 Lo 2.00 Frep.\u2014There is a good demand for feed, particularly bran and shorts, which are bringing outside prices.Supplies are light, a fact which goes materially towards keeping prices firm.Mouille is rather quiet.84.25 to $4.35 \u201c10 to 2.20 Bran.séssa ss cena nau 0e $15.50 t016.00 Shorts.2e.asn 000000000000 \u2026.17.50 to18.00 Mouille.\u2026.\u2026.00esscsuene ae 20,00 to 22.00 Toronto Markets.Toronto, Dec.4.\u2014 Market fairly active andsteady.Wegnote: Flour, Straight roller, 32.80; extra, 32.50 to $2.75; white wheat, 57e ; spring, No.2, 58e; red winter, 57e; goose, 56c; No.1 Manitoba hard, 7le; do.No.2, 69e ; do.No.3 66c ; peas, No.2, Sle to 52e: barley, No.1, 40c; feed, 35c to 36c; oats, No.2, 28ic to 20ic.Sales, Straight roller flour at equal to $2.82: To- onto freights: red winter wheat, outside, at 57c; and No.} Manitoba hard, outside, at dûc to 5le; peus, outside, at 51c to 52c.The Chicago Markets.Messrs.Mercdith & O\u2019Brien have received the following by direct private wire from Counselman and Day, Chicago : Wheat was fairly active withina cent range and closed practically unchanged from Saturday.The trade wus principally local.Scalpers bought early in expectation of a decrease in the visible supply and sold off later on lowor French cables.There was an increase of outside buying orders during the last half hour which furnished the support to the market.Corn and outs were extremely dull and featureless, but the fecling was firm.Provisions were quiet and steady, with a slight inclination to better prices on account of an increase in outside orders.Late in the day an easier feeling developed under rather free offerings of January pork by the Chicago Packing Co.The closing prices of grain and provision in Chicago to-day, as received by Meredith and O\u2019Brien, are as follows: | Op'gi High, Low (Close Month.pr -\u2014 Wheat\u2014Dec.63; 63 631 wy.70 69J-3 | [Hi] | Corn \u2014 Dec.3j) ss 35 lay.0-4 40-4 40} Oats ~ Dee.i een .2 May.Ls sgl my Bug Pork \u2014 Jan.l12 do 12 70 12 6 ! 12 6 May 12 75 12 85 | 12 75 | 12 80 Lard \u2014 Jan.1772178 172 | 785 Many.|760]| 7651 760! 66 Short Ribs\u2014Jan.| 6621 670 | 86 | 6 G2 May.670! 670) 667! 667 New York\u2014Closing\u2014W heat, 68kc Dec.; 69c January; 70fe February; 714c March, 73§c May.Corn, 45c Dec.; 44}c Jan, 46}c May.Oats, 344c Dec; 34ÿc Jan, 364c May.St.Louis\u2014Closing\u2014Wheat, 60e cash: 604c Dec; G0je Jan: 661c May.Corn, 38e cash: 3%ÿe Dec; 36kc May.Oats, 2776 cash and Dec.; 34e May.Toledo\u2014Closing\u2014Wheat, 634c cash and Dec; 69je May.Corn, 36ic cash; 40c May.Oats, 80c cash.Produce.The receipts of produce in Montreal today aregiven as follows: G.T.R.C.P.R.Canal T'tl.a 6 4 18 .10 oz az CU 184 For some time now, a number of the local trade have been discussing the way in which certain cheese salesmen known to themselves have been conducting their business.The fact is, a few salesmen have been acting a little crooked with patrons of the factories, in conjunction with cheese shippers, the salesmen selling their own cheese, on which they make a commission.This, dealers say is not a new scheme by any means, as it has been carried on for at least two or three ycars, and is now becoming more common, at the cost of the pockets of the patrons, CuExse.\u2014 There is very little doing in cheese at present other than on jobbing account.Shippers donot anticipate much demand from the other side for some time to come, in fact there is never anything to speak of doing until after the New Year.Most dealers on the «ther side usually let their stock of cheese run lowabout now, prior to taking stock.There was no boat from the French district this morning, and unless the weather takes an unusual turn there is not likely to be any more until next spring.Jobbers continue to take a few fancy selections at full prices.Cables do not offer any inducement to shippers, however.It is stated that private cables are Isto 2s higher than the public cable which still quotes 54s.Shippers in New York cannot handle fancy goods, but a few part skims have been shipped at low figures.The exports for the week which possibly include a few Canadian cheese are 3,391 boxes, of which 2,937 boxes went to Liverpool, 85 to London, and 369 boxes to Glasgow.Ontario, finest, fall.PSSSSREREER 103 to 11 uebec, finest, fail.10 to 104 owunships, finest, fall.verso.10} to 104 Undor grades, fall.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00 to 10 of business duing.& fair amount of disposition to the trade, and we hear that 24c is being quite freely Other grades Rolls are only coming paid for selected creamery.are equally as firmin moderately, but there is not much demand for them.Creamery, finest, late makes.Creamery, finest earlier makes.Townships.o.oo.LL 2 Western, .ee eee Cc Rolle.ee Lane 242 220 4 Le to 230 Eces\u2014 There is still quite a good demand passing, notwithstanding the somewhat firmer prices, influenced by colder weather.Receipts, while not showing any material falling off, are a little lighter.We still quote 15¢ for good held stock, while 20e to ZULe is conceded to be a fair range for fresh.Limed do not meet with much inquiry.Canadian stock in New Yerk fetches | good figures, and at present limed and fresh are in demand.Provisions.No change of any importance is noted and trade for the most part is pretty quie:.Pork still shows a good deal of easiness, brought on by the poor demand and the easier feeling exhibited by the western markets.Lard also shows little activity.Dressed hogs are arriving a little more freely, in consequence of the colder weather.Prices are firm and $7 is thought to be the idea for good stock.Dressed hogs.coo.$ 6.50 to 7.00 Canada short cut m perbrl.15,00 to 20.00 West, mess pork, new, per brl.00.00 to 00.00 West, mess, old, per brh.Ui, 00 to 00,0 Beef, extra mess.per brl,.(K,00 to 12,50 Becf.plate, per tierco.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 00.00 to 16.00 Hams, city eared, per 1b.- L124 0.14 Bacon, per db.Le.2 0.13 Lard, pure Canadian, per lb.0.1ijto0 0.12 Lard, com, retined, per lb.005 to 0.09 Canned meats, 21b., per doz\u2026.0.00 to 2.5 Lunch tongue, Elb., per doz,.0.00 to 3.35 OX tongue, 21b.per doz\u2026 0.00 to 3.30 Liverpool Markets.The public cable to-day said : Wheat quiet ; demand poor ; holders offer mode- rately.Corn steady, demand poor.sd.s.d.Spring Wheat.\u2026.0.000000 38 @ 5 6} Red winter.5 28 @ 5 3% No.l California.560 @ 57 No.¢ Calitornia.,.00 @ 020 Corn 4 1 @ 00 Peas._ 52 @ 00 Pork.oo ein 30 © 00 0 Lard.oo.is 0 ® 0 0 Bacon.ooviiiiiiia 49 6 © 49 6 Tallow.cco.2B 0 @ 00 Cheese, white.50 @ 00 Cheese.colored.0 @ 0 Commercial Notes.The stock of coffee in Havre, as reported by cable, is as follows: Last w'k.This wk, Total.a.8.332,000 321,000 Of which Brazilian.\u2026.105,000 497,000 London Sale of Sealskins.Further advices are at hand with reference to the sale of sealskins in London, reported by us on Saturday.The sale is now closed, and in consequence of the business depression in America, prices showed a decline of from 15 to 25 per cent.The quotations were : Five seals and wigs, 25s to 30s per skin ; middlings, 35s to 50s; smalls, 30s to 50s.There were sold 7,500 Alaska skins, 32.800 Cooper Island skins and 72,800 North- Western.Fruit Sale.The Montreal Fruit Auction Co.sold several large lines of fruit at the following prices : Florida.oranges, $1.90 to $2.75; ears, $1.75 to $1.83; Catawba grapes, 22c.Spanish onions, 67e to 70c; Dominica oranges, which were in poor condition, only brought $1.70 to $2: apples, $2.10 to $3.35.NEWSPAPER NOTES.Diplomatic appointments are now referred to the committee on family relations.You can get a Turkish Bath any time in the night now at the Turkish Bath Hotel.- People who fish for compliments often have their whole tackle carried away.My friend, look here ! you know how | weale and nervous your wife is, and you know that Carter's Iron Pills will relieve her, now why not be fair about it and buy her a box ?It is a trying ordeal to be drawn on a jury and quartered in a fourth-rute hotel.Scrofula, whether hereditary or acquired, is thoroughly expelled from the blood by Hood's Sursaparilla, the great blood purifier.You can get a Turkish Bath any time in the night now at the Turkish Bath Hotel.Sale of Paintings of Masters.The Society of Arts, of Canada, Nos.1666 and 1668 Notre Dame Streets, sells paintings of masters.Moreover, it gives purchasers large facilities of payment.A good joke turneth away wrath, but the grievous words of a pun stir up anger.You can get a Turkish Bath any time in the night now at the Turkish Bath Hotel.A woman who is weak, nervous and sleepless, and who has cold hands and fect, cannot feel and act like a well person.Carter\u2019s Iron Pills equalize the circulation, remove nervousness, and give strength and rest.A Washington woman threw a lamp at an organ man.Of course it was wicked.A.S.Brosseau, L.D.S.Surgeon dentist, 7 St.Lawrence street.Teeth extracted without pain.Teeth fixed without palate.Dentistry according to the newest methods.As a general thing a crank is a man whose only labor is under a nisappreben- sion.ASSURED The kidneys, liver and bowels are the avenues through which waste matter travels from the system.If allowed to get clogged or neglected disease is sure to follow.Cleanse these organs thoroughly by the liberal use of St.Leon Mineral Water, elimination then becomes simple and easy, and the climax of heatlh and happiness is assured.St.Leon Water Co., 54 Victoria Sq., Montreal The great trouble with the budding genius is that he is usually nipped in the bud.A man\u2019s wife should always be the same, especially to her husband, but if she is weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron Pills, she cannot be, for they make her feel like à different person, so they ail say, and their husbands say so too ! The harmless crank becomes dangerous when allowed to go around without check.The Advertising Of Hood's Sarsaparilla is always within the bounds of reason because it is true; it always appeals to the sober, common sense of thinking people because it is true ; and it is always fully substantiated by endorsements which, in the financial world would be accepted without a moment\u2019s hesitation.Hood Pills cure liver ills, constipation billiousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion, If some men had killed Goliath they would remind the Lord of it every day in the week.For Over Fifty Years.Mrs.Winslow\u2019s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers and their children while teething, with perfect success.It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pains, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diar- rheea.It will revive the poor little sufferer immediately.Sold by druggists in every part of the world.Twenty-five cents a bottle.Be sure and ask for \u201cMrs.Wins.l ow'a Soothing Syrup,\u201d sud take no other THE JUDCES : WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION Have made the HIGHEST AWARDS (Medals and Diplomas) to WALTER BAKER & C0.On each of the following named articles: BREAKFAST COCOA,.À Premium No.1, Chocolate, .Vanilla Chocolate, eso a i + i ; German Sweet Chocolate, .Cocoa Butter.\u2026.21m \u2014\u2014_ SR SU For *\u2018purity of material,\u201d \u201cexcellent flavor, and \u2018\u2018uniforiu even composition.\u201d WALTER BAKER & CO., DORCHESTER, MASS.BARRISTERS, NOTARIES, ETC.CGIBBON & DAVIDSON, M Abvocarxs, Ere.New York Life Building, MONTREAL.R.D.McGisrox, Q.C.PEERS DAVIDSON.(GREENSHIELDS & GREENSHIELDS, ADVOCATES, BARRISTKHS, ATTORNEYS, OLICITORS, ETC.BRITISH EMPIRE BUILDING-\u2014 1724 Notre Dame Strcot J.N.GREKNSRIELDS, Q.C.R.A.E.GREENSHIELDS HALL CROSS, BROWN & SHARP, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS TEMPLE BuiLDING, 7 185 St.Jamos Street, - - MONTREAL Hon.Joux S.HALL, Q.C., M.P.P.SELKIRE CROSS.ALHELT BROWN, XV, PRESCOTT SHARP.JEtTCR & PRINGLE, BARRISTERS, ATTONRNEYR-AT-LawW, SOLICITORS 1N CHANCERY, NOTARIES PuUbLIC, ETC, CORNW ALL, ONT.T.W.PRINGLE.JAMES LEITOIL M ACLENNAN, LIDDELL & CLINE, {Late Maciennan & Macdonald) BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES, ETC, CORNWALL, ONT.D.B.MACLENNAN, 90, J.W.LIDDELL.CLINE, GEOFFRION, DORION & ALLAN, ADVOCATES, 107 St.James Street, \u2014\u2014IMPERIAL BUILDING\u2014 Place d'Armes (GIBBONS, McNAB & MULKERN, BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, ETC, Office : Cor, Richmond and Carling Sts., LONDON, ONT.310.MCN AB, GEo.C.Ginnons, Q.C, FRED.C.HARPER.P.MULKERN.MCINTYRE, CODE & ONDE, BARRISTERS, NOTARIES, E10., SUPREME COUR?AND DEPARTMENTAL AGENTS, OTTAWA, ONT.A.¥.McINTyRE, QC.R.G.Copk.J.F.ORDE, (GEOFFRION, DORION & ALLAN, ADVOCATES, 107 St.James Street, \u2014 IMPERIAL BUILDING-\u2014 Place d\u2019Armes.SILLS & PROCTOR, OFFICIAL STENOGRAPRERS & TYPEWRITERS, Commissioners for Quebec and Ontario.Room 2, First Floor, Temple Building Telephone No.9181.NM.F.SILLS.WALTER G.PROCTOR.HOTELS.AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, WINTER RESORT for HEALTH ahd PLEASURE, Driest Climate in the United States, except points of great altitude in the Rocky uniains, HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPELT, Open for Season of 1893v'94, NOV.15; For circular and term=.address B.P.CHATFIELD, Proprietor.208 TheQueen'sHote (Corner Windsor and St.James St, Montreal} IS NOW OPEN for the Reception of Guests.EG This is the only FIrE-Proos Hors in Canada.GEO.CARSLAKR THE ST.ELMO, COR.McGILL AND RECOLLET STREETS The Cosiest Dining Room.The best Bill of Fare and the quickest service in the city.- Dinner from 12 to 2.30, only 25 cents, FOSTER HOUSE, Cor.St.Paul and McGill Streets, ~ The best 25c.Dinner in the city.Convenient location for business men.&& Prorapt ser vice.T.W, FOSTER, Proprietor.RIENDEAU\u2019S HOTEL, (Late St, Nicholas Hotel.) 58 and 60 Jacques Carticr Square.The New Riendean Hotel isin close prox!mity to the R.& O.Navigation Co.'s stcamers, City Hall and Court House, The rooms are large, airy and elegantly tur- nished.TOS.RIENDEAU.VANCOUVER HOTEL, MONTREAL, Directly Opposite the C.P.R.Station, 117 and 118 Windsor Street.JOSEPH DORVAL, - - - PROPRIETOR.{Late of the Albion Hotel) St Lawrence % Hall.135 to 139 St.James Montreal, MONTREAL HENRY HOGAN, Proprietor, The Best known Hotel in the Dominion.ST.LOUlo gU ILE, WHE LEADING HOTEL IN QUEBEC, \u20ac W.G.ONEILL, I Manages HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Y MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK! Amcrican and European Plans.Table d'Hote and Restaurant, Very centrally localed and convenient to all places of amusement.MITCHF!T SCOTT ATE FOR SALE 40/8 1 Single, High Office Mahogany Desk.For inspection apply to Montreal Herald Co.603 Craig street BANK NOTICKS.ETC.\u2018Banque d'Hochelaga.DIVIDEND NO, 53.{| NOTICE is hereby given that a Dividend of Three Percent (8 has been declared on the | Paid-up Capital of this institution for the current half rear, and that the saine will be 283 able ut the Head Office of the Bunk in Montreal and at its branches on and after the First day of December next, he Transfer Books will be closed from the 16th to the th of November, both days imclu- sive.By order of the Board, M.J.A, PEEXNDKRGAST, Manager.BROKERS, ETC.| MILLER.POWELL & CO, BANKERS & BROKERS, 13 su.John St - MONTREAL Private Wire\u2014 NEW YORK & CHICAGO.MACDOUGALL BROS, STOCK BROKERS, 69 8t.Franoois Xavier Street.Member Montreal Stock Exchange.Agents for Alex.Geddes & Co., Chicago.Grain and provisions beught and sold foe cash or on margin.| BARLOW & CO.STOCK BROKERS 13 St.Francois Xavier Street F.W.Barlow, member of Montreal Stock Exchange.Stocks bought and sold for cash er on margin.J.A.FINLAYSON.A.GRANT.FINLAYSON & GRANT.Custom House Brokers, Forwarders and Warehousemen.413 to 417 St.Paul St., MONTREAL, Bell Tel.9057.P.O.Box 684, Telephone Call: 2419 Cortlandt, Cable Address: Boys, New York.JAMES BOYS & GO BANKERS & BROKERS, 50 & 52 Exchange Place, N.Y.Buy and sell stocks and bonds, grain and provisions, cotton and coffee, for cash or on margin, PRIVATE WIRES, Marke, letter mailed free on application.Unlisted securities and trust company stocks à specialty.Cominercial paper, city and country notes dealt in, Interest allowed on balances.DRAIN PIPES, Portland, Roman and Canada Ce ments, Fire Bricks, Clay, Etc.ALEXANDER BREMNER, 50 BLEURY STREET.W.H.WARREN, 38 TEMPLE BUILDING.TELEPHONE 9313- Accountant, Liquidator and Trustes.Special attention paid to auditing the books, closing entries and statements of joint siock companies.Trust Moneys kept in separate Banl: ac counts and earefully administered.Loans NEGOTIATED.H.A.MILLER, HOUBE, SIGN AND WINDOW SHADE PAINTER, PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR, GILDING, GRAINING, GLAZING, WHITEWASHING, ETC., ETO.1996 St.Catherine St.never HM freezetoit.BA \u2018I'he spiral wire revolves as garment is blown by the wind, not injuring finest lace.All bean.tifully galvanized, Exprexs paid anywhere in Canada on receipt of price, Send length of line, Price, 14 cents per foot, Pulleys, 70¢ per pair.Tins, 10c doz.fluoks, 12¢ pair.\u201d Ordinary Bins can used if preferred.Address\u2014G.A.BARON, Sherbrooke, Que.pe Dress Jaçex een ar, Io.Pp 595 @raig Streetz SHeNTR EAL, + ENGRAVINGS ++ \u2014\u2014FOR+\u2014.ADVERTISEMENTS, BOOKS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, LETTER HEADS, MENUS, NEWSPAPERS, PROSPECTUSES, PROCEEDINGS OF SOCIETIES, AND EVERYTHING ELSE THAT CAN BE ILLUSTRATED, at the HERALD ENGRAVING BUREAU 6C3 Craig Street.NOTI E.NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Dominion Burglary Guarantee Company, Limited, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at the next session thereof, for an Act to enable the Company to operate an Flectric Wire Protection Rervice and u Patrol Service, both for protection against burglary and fire; also for power to ingure parcels or packages of mer- ehandise while in transit against loss from any cause Whatever.GEMMILL & MAY.Solicitors for Applicants, _ Ottawa, 2ith Nov., 1883.POVINCE Of QUEBEC, DISTRICT OF Montreal.Superior Court, Dame Elizabeth Caird Weir, of the City nud District of Montreal, wife of Charles A.Tinsewell, cÙ the saine place, duly authorized to Ester en Justice, plaintiff, and the said Charles A.Time- well, defendant, and James G.Gordon, mis en cause, An action for separation of bed and board and wey aration of yroperty has this day been instituteu by the plaintiff against the defendant.Montreal, October 27th, 1893, Cooke, Ntephens and Hutchins, attorneys for plaintift, 8 trame .MANY OPINIONS.Yesterday's Sitting of the Royal Commission on Prohibition.Sabiston Printed Labels for the Liquor Trade - The Evidence Closed as Far as Montreal is Concerned-One Witness\u2019 Testimony Refused.The Royal Commission on Prohibition sat all day yesterday and examined several important witnesses.They held their investigation in the Provincial Board of Health Chambers, with Sir Joseph Hickson in the chair.The other commissioners present were Judge Macdonald, Rev.Dr.McLeod, and Mr.Monaghan, secretary; L.P.Kribs, representing the liquor interests; J.H.Carson, representing the Dominion Al ance ; and Voluey H.Cushing, of Bangor, Me.The witnesses examined during the morning session were Mr.Sabiston, of the Sabis- tou Lithographing Co., Rev.Dr.Ker, of Grace Church, T.L.Wanklyn, assistant mechanical superintendent and manager in the Grand Trunk w.ks at Point St.Charies and F.Wolferstan Thomas.The afternoon witnesses were Bishop Bond, Dean Carmichael, E.8.Clouston, T.G.Shaughnessy, Dr.Girdwood and Walter Paul.Mr.Sabiston testified that he printed labels for men engaged in the liquor trafic, but did not keep such labels in stock nor sell to any but the persons ordering them to be printed.The Rev.Dr.Ker, of Grace Church, Point St.Charles, said that in connection with Grace Church was a total abstinence society.It differed from the Church of England temperance societies inasmuch that none bur absolutely total abstainers were eligible for membership.He did not find the dual pledge expedient in his society.He was ready to vote for prohibition to-morrow, so that temptation might be removed.Whether such a law would be enforced in Point St.Charles, wituess said those in authority would be better able to answer.Among railway men, with whom Dr.Ker had much to do, he found the liquor traffic a great evil.The traffic should not be legalized.At the conclusion of Dr.Ker's evidence, there being no one else present to testify, Mr.Carson informed the chairman that Mr.Volney B.Cushing, of Bangor, Maine, was resent and he asked that he be examined.Mr.Cushing had intended to give the commission the benefit of his extensive experience as a prohibition worker throughout the entire state, when the commission was in Maine, but was unable to be present and now oflered to give evidence, Sir Joseph Hickson rose and said the cominission will retire and consider the matter, and the commission retired to the ante-room.After a lengthy and heated discussion the commission returned.The chairman then informed Mr.Carson that the commission having called certain persons to give evidence and as the time which had been set apart for hearing further evidence in Montreal was limited, they must decline to hear Mr.Cushing's evidence.*\u2018Against the protest of one of the commissioners,\u201d added Dr.McLeod.Judge McDonald wished to say that if at some other time an opportunity presented itself for hearing Mr, Cushing he personally would be glad to hear him.Mr.T.L.Wanklyn, assistant mechanic superintendent and manager in the Grand Trunk works at Point St.Charles, said that after eleven years experience he had not seen two men under the influence of liquor in the workshops, and about 1100 men were employed there.The company had certain rules.No cans were allowed in the works.Fverything was done to provide good recreation for the men.Even without rules the mechanics would behave properly.They were good sensible men and he was proud of them.To go anywhere after serving in the G.T.R.\u201d shops was sufficient guarantee of good character, Such places as Sohmer Park did no harm while they sold only \u2018light beer and wine.\u201d In Italy, Milan and Turin, where he had lived for years, people of all ages had as much light wine as they wanted, and he never saw a man drunk there.The Grand Trunk men were absolutely free from the effects of drink.F.Wolverstan Thomas act passed for restraining drinking was bad for human pature.Human nature was the Letter for temptation\u2014it made reliable men.Children should be taught temperance by precept and example.Prohibition was very undesirable, yet it would lessen the taxes and decrease crime.It would lead to secret drinking and distilling.He had been asked to enter a place in Main, where he was told he could get as much drink as he wished.He refused.Our proximity to the United States would lead to smuggling and would render prohibition next to impossible.His idea was high licenses.thought an men from AFTERNOON SESSION.E.8.Clouston, manager of the Bank of Montreal, was opposed to prohibition as impracticable, but if such a law was enforced he did not believe in compensating brewers, distillers, and others who would be subjected to loss by the enactment of such a law.\u2018 Bishop Bond was of the opinjon that the liquor traffic was the principal cause of distress, and he felt sure the law could be carried out.He thought the people shoula be gradually educated to understand that prohibition was necessary.If Prohibition could not be obtained, he was in favor of anything that would lead to diminish the traffic.Deun Carmichael said that in his opinion the liquor traffic was necessary in this city, and tavern keepers had too much to say in municipal affairs.He attributed this to a very bad law, apparently administered by the officials for the benefit of tavern keepers.No successful legislation had been effected.The license laws did not have the effect they should.A license had been granted for a seventh tavern in the immediate neighborhood of his church in spite of his protests, the only reason given by the officials being to the effect that they thought six were enough for that neirhborhood.He thought habitual drunk- arks should be sent to some house of refuge supported by the province.À prohibitory law could not be successfully carried out without the support of the majority of the people.T.G.Shaughnessy said that the employees of the C.P.R.were not required to e total abstainers.In the case of accidents, drunkenness was not a particularly prominent cause.He knew of one case, however, some few months ago, where an accident was directly attributable to the intoxicated condition of the employees.He had found that in Maine, while constructions of new lines were going on as well as in the Northwestern and in other parts of the country.where the company had tried to keep liguor out, their etforts had only been partially successful.He was not in favor of a prohibitory law, the enforcement of which was practically impossible.People should be taught to use liquor intelligently.While he would prefer that all the employees should be total abstainers, he did not think this was possible, and he would rather employ the man who drank openly In a saloon than one who drank at home.Dr.Girdwood testified that in the capacity of Public Anylist he had run across several cases where samples were sent for analysis of liquors disguised under the names of patent medicines.Legal prohibition was a grand mistake.Men could rot be made sober unless they wished to be and if prohibition was enforced those who wished to drink would do so.It would have a tendency to make liars and thicves of men, and debase them generally.Men should drink openly, but if they found that habit or any other was getting the better of them they should give it up.Each man should determine tor himself what he should do and how much he should drink.Moderate drinkers were not unhealthy.Walter Paul thought the liquor traflic demoralized everything and everybody, and felt that the enforcement of the law would be beneficial.This closed the evidence of the Commission as far as Montreal is concerned.The Commission will sit in Toronto for several days, commencing Wednesday morning, CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.CHIEF HUGHES.INCENSED AT THE NEWSPAPER MEN.A Kind-Hearted Carter\u2014Sad Story From Cote St.Michel-Drink and Theft.A man named (loyer was arrested yesterduy morning on a charge of cruelty to animals.Constable McMahon saw him driving a load of calves along Craig street.Four of them luy on the bottom of the seat and were being trampled upon by ten others.Coyer was taken to the station and held for trial.CHIEF HUGHES AND THE NEWSPAPER MEN.Orders were given by the Chief of Police on Saturday that in future the detectives, sergeants, and other police officers should not give any information whatever to newspaper men.This is probably the result of the Nelson monument affair.A police officer wanted to know yesterday morning if the police were now obliged to find out the parentage of a person before making an arrest.No particulars of a case will be made known until it is brought before the courts.In the Police Court yesterday inorning a woman, Alice Gillespie, was sent to jail for six months for stealing a pail of preserves from a grocery stove.The extradition proceedings in the case of Luigi Faroni and Rosina Biajio were commenced in the Police Court yesterday afternoon.A man named Richard Thurston was arrested on Saturday on suspicion of stealing a black cravat and underclothes.He was discharged as no owner can be found for the goods.They are in the possession of the detectives.A PHILANTHROPIC JEHU.On Saturday evening a man named Lemair, who has a barn hired on the Viau farm at Cote St.Michel, a long distance from the village, went out to cart away a load of hay.He was accompanied by another man, and after they had loaded the vehicle they decided to make a visit to a little vacant and dilapidated shanty on the farm, some distance from the barn.What was their surprise to find an old woman, poorly clad and without food, and barefooted.She was crouched in a corner, was half frozen and hardly able to speak.The men carried her to the barn and buried her in the hay, which put some warmth in her body.They then notified the city police on their return to the city, and Constables Guimend and St.Jean went out to take the unfortunate into custody.At No.2 station she was cared for, and she informed the sergeant that she had heen taken to the house about three weeks ago by an Indian, who used to bring her food.When the severe cold set in he abandoned her, and she was left in the cold shanty without any food.She certainly would have perished but for the fortunate discovery by the carter.She gave her name as Cizerine Rheaum.aged 45, Yesterday morning Judge Dugas sent her to jail for six months under the Vagrancy Act, as she had no home or relations to go to.The Court of Queen\u2019s Bench will resume its sittings this morning at 10 o'clock.There are still fourteen prisoners on the calendar, and these will all be gone on with.AN UNDESIRABLE LODGER, A man named George Grant was arrested on Saturday night on a charge of breaking a door and assaulting Julia Stevenson.It is alleged that Grant went to the complainant\u2019s house for the purpose of renting a room, and as satisfactory arrangements could not be arrived at, he smashed in a door and struck her three times on the head with his fist.He was brought before the Recorder this morning, but the case was remanded.Joseph Roussel, a Frenchman, who resides in a house on St.Elizabeth street, went home drunk on Saturday night and created a row.He smashed things about the house, struck his landlady's boy, A.Dupont, aud another lad, finally winding up by upsetting the stove, which set fire to the house, but the flaines were quickly put out.The police were sent for and Roussel wag made a prisoner.Yesterday morning the Recorder fined him 88 damages, $3 or 15 days for assault, and $3 for drunkenness.ASSAULTED THE POLICE.John Burns, 23, and Michael O'Grady, 40, were charged before the Recorder's Court with being drunk and assaulting the police.Burns was fined $5 or 15 days for assault, and 33 or 15 days for drunkeness, while O'Grady got the same fine for assault, and 81 for being drunk.Win.Ross, of Forfar street, is a prisoner, accused hy his mother with refusing to work.Heis 25 years of age.The case Will come before the Recorder.Shipping Notes.The Beaver Line steamship Lake Huron, which sailed from Liverpool on Nov.14th for Norfolk.Va., arrived at that port on Saturday.The Beaver Line steamship Lake Ontario, from Montreal Nov.22, arrived at Liverpool at 4 o\u2019clock Monday morning.The Allan mail steamship Carthaginian, from Philadelphia for Glasgow, via St- John\u2019s N.F., arrived at St.John\u2019s at 7.30 and sailed at 11 a.m.on Sunday.Weather Notes.Although people regard Sunday\u2019s fall of snow as unusually early, it was not so early by a month as the first heavy fall last year, which came on the second of November.Five inches of snow, or about half an inch of moisture, fell that day, according to the records of the Fire Alarm Departinent; and over a foot of snow fell on the fourth and fitth of November.This was followed by rain, and melted, but nearly two feet of snow fell after that during November last year.Sunday's full was 9% inches of snow or three-quarters of an inch of water.The coldest weather so far this seasor was five above zero at seven a.m.Saturday.Mail orders given particular attention by Ross\u2019 Tobacconist, 20 ChaboillezSq.Montreal.Large importation of Briar Pipes just to hand from the makers in England.These goods comprise a large variety and seasonable holiday presents can be easily obtainable by writing or personally calling \u201cCuban\u201d 5 Cent Straight Cigars and Ross\u2019 \u201cCut Plug\u201d are in great demand.A Transposing Piano.A New Heintzman Upright Piano with a transposing key boad which raises or lowers the pitch 24 tones has been received at Mr.\u20ac.W.Lindsay's warerooms 2268, 2270 and 2272 St.Catherine St.Musicians are invited to call and inspect the latest freak in Piano building.Just received a large assortment of Scoteh Tweed Saitings, English Worsted's anh Over-coutiugs.Inspection invited.M.J.Adler, 47 Beaver Hall Hill, MONTREAL DAILY HERALD.TUESDAY.DECEMBER 5.1893.1 Ir .THE FANCY FAIR.A Successful Opening in the Temple Emanu-El.A Variety of Attractive Articles Offered for Sale-Works of Art to be Raffled\u2014J.J.Curran Formally Opens the Fair It Continues This Week.The Fancy Fair by the ladies of the Temple Emanu-E} was opened last evening in the lecture hall of the temple by Nolie- itor-General Curran, This is the first fair held by the ladies of Emanu-El for some years, and if the rest of the week is will be a great success.Indeed, the hall underneath the temple wus a bower of beauty, handsomely and tastefully decorated in hright-colored bunting and ribbons, and crowded with charming women flitting here and there, admiring and buying what may suit the fancy.ltis à pretty scene as one enters, the booths along each side where useful and fancy articles are ex- RAEB! VELD, DIRECTOR.posed for sale in the most tempting manner, but one has little time to adinire for there is a rush and he is immediately surrounded by pretty girls who with winning smile in quire if he does not want a flower for his buttonhole, or does he wish to try his luck and invest in a rafile ticket for a cake, a picture, a clock, a mandolin or even a piano.One must indeed have a heart of stone to resist these graceful supplications.Rabbi Veld opened the program, which had been carefully arranged, by a few remarks on the objects of the fair, commenting on the work of the ladies in terms of praise, and wishing success to the affair.After an anthem had been sung by the choir, Mr.Curran wus introduced by President 8.Davis.Mr.Curran, M.P., remarked that he had been present at a fair held by the same society eleven years ago in the old Zion church, and he hoped that this, which rivalled that in every respect would meet with as good success.; He spoke of the progress of the Jewish community in Montreal and referred to the many Hebrew gentlemen who have been benevolent and esteemed ritizens.He also gave a short history of the progress of the Jewish mission here.In 1760 S.Jacobs, S.Levi and A.Hart cume to this city in a detachment of infantry under the charge of General Holden.Among the other families who followed them were the Franks, Silverinans, Hayes, Solomons and others.He concluded by a complimentary reference to H.Veld, Rabbi of the Temple Kmanu-El Besides the booths, which were in themselves a great attraction, there were many \u201cspecialties,\u201d including the \u201cWorld\u2019s Fair\u201d gallery of art and curios.This museum was under the charge of Mr.Goldstein, and pleased every one who saw it.The arrangement was perhaps in many ways a \u2018fake, but it created so much amusement that no one complained of the paltry admission fee\u201410 cents.The Japanese booth, under the charge of Mrs.and Miss Harris and L.Silverman, was the object of much attention.It is prettily arranged and the articles shown for sale are all of Japanese manufacture.Chocolate and cocoa were served out here by the ladies who are gowned in the graceful and pretty costumes of the Orient.Mrs, J.Goldstein and Mrs.8.Bishop were in charge of the Mokish cigar counter where the \u201cweed\u201d is offered to the gentlemen in tempting display.The flower department was successfully conducted by Miss lL.Lichentien, Miss Hart, Mrs.Kortosk, Miss Harris, Miss (Goldstein, and several other ladies.Mrs.Lichentien, Mrs.Silverman and Miss Harris have charge of the Aid department, and Mrs.[.Davis and Mrs.Boas, the Temple booth.both of which have on sale fancy articles.An interesting feature is a doll, the \u2018\u2018debutante of St.Andrew\u2019s ball\u201d in bridal costume which is worth $75 and will be raffled.The figure is of wax and 1s clothed in costly rainment adorned with genuine pearls and other jewels.There is also amongst other things a very good crayon likeness of Rabbi Veld, and an oil painting representing a winter scene by R.Goltman, which is a valuable and interesting work of art.The Sunday School booth is conducted by Mrs.Veld, Miss Marcus, Mrs.R.Lichen- tein and Miss Nathan.Among the ladies who are taking an active interest in the work are Mrs.S.Davis.directress, Mrs.S.Aberham, Miss P.Jacobs, Mrs.A.and Mrs.S.J.Goldstein, Mrs.S.Fisher, Mrs.R.Blumenthal and others.To-day Dr.Johnston of McGill will open the bazaar, and to-morrow afternoon Mrs.Me- Shane will preside at a 5 o'clock tea.Hon.Wilfrid Laurier and Lieut.-Gov.Chapleau are expected to be present at the fair during the week.Coroner\u2019s Investigation.The Coroner yesterday morning held an inquest on the body of the little girl, Al- vina Dupuis, of Point St.Charles, who died after eating some canned tomatoeg.The inquest was adjourned till Tuesday next, and meanwhile an autopsy will be held.Coroner McMahon was notified yesterday morning that a middle-aged man was found dead in his house on Beaudry Lane, Mile End.Deceased was dressed and lying across the bed.It is believed death was caused by suffocation, the man having either buried his face in the mattrass or else he was strangled by some one who held him down until he was sulfocated.The Coroner will make a very searching investigation, The man resided with two of his little sons.His name was Uzreau, a Frenchman.Coroner McMahon opened an inquest yesterday morning on the boy Lefevbre, who was supposed*to have been poisoned by tinned tomatoes, on Saturday evening.The inquest was adjourned until next Tuesday to admit of an analysis.Grain Shipment at St.John.ST.Jonx, N.B., Dec.5.\u2014Arrangements have been made for the first shipment of Western grain through the- St.John elevator.The shipment will be made next week.Put an evening aside this week so that you may be enabled to visit the warerooms of Mr.C.W.Lindsay, 2268, 2270 and 2272 | St Catherine St., and see the neat holiday i display of Pianos and Organs.It don\u2019t mat- ' ter if you're poor so long as vou\u2019re honest.! Terms can be arranged to meet your cir- i cumstances.as well attended as the opening night, it | PERSONAL.Geo.Stairs, of Halifax, is at the Windsor.Col.H.des Isaacson, R.A., Halifax, is at the Windsor.Sir Richard Cartwright, of Kingston, Out, is ut the Windsor.Rev.Dr.McCland, Frederickton, N.B., is at the Turkish Bath hotel.Jno.H.Gould of London, England, is staying at the Balmoral Hotel.L.P.Kribs.secretary of the Prohibition Commission, Toronto, is at the Hall.Hon.Captain (olborne has been at the Windsor, registered from Halifax.Mile.Pilar Morin, Mle.Rieni Roy, Madame Bade and M.A.Ruchanne, Paris, are at the Windsor.H.J.Bell has just returned from a husi- ness trip to Philadelphia and other American cilies.Rev.L.N.Tucker, late curate of St.George's Church, leaves in a few days for Vancouver, B C., where he has accepted the rectorship of Christ Church.Don\u2019t worry, your children are just as talented and as musically inclined as any, What holds them back is that old Piano.you trade it off at once at Mr.C.W.Lindsay's warerooms 2268, 2270 and 2272 SL Catherine St.in part payment of a new Heintzman Upright Piano.With one of these celebrated instruments à taste for music will be developed and in a very short period you will marvel at the progress your family will have made.5 Off to the States.Chas.A.Couch, well-known as the in ventor of the now famous heat deflector, leaves for Chicago to-night.His mission is to organize a million dollar company in order to introduce the deflector into the United States.Mr.Couch leaves many friends in Canada who can testify to the veracity of all the statements he has made in connection with his invention.He has left much money in Montreal asfthe result of his work in Europe and the Canadian company are unanimous in wishing him every prosperity, particularly in view of the fact that he spent two vears in studying his invention before his faith in it was rewarded by very big financial returns.Personally he has made many friends who will wish him every success across the border.The Wilson Bill.\u201cThere is no reason why more than a fortnight should be consumed in debate on the tariff bill,\u201d says the Chicago Herald (Dem.) \u201cIf reported promptly on the assembling of Congress, it ought to pass the House before the holidays.In the Senate there will probably be some delays wholly unnecessary, but the measure should be in the hands of the President not later than the middle of February.Mrs Annie W.Jordan Of 185 Tremont St., Boston, was in very pooz health, from bad circulation of the blood, having rush of blood to the head, numb spells, and chills, and the physician sald the veins were almost bursting all over her body.A collision with a double runner brought on neuralgia of the liver, causing great suffering.She could not take the doctor\u2019s medicine, so took Hood\u2019s Sarsaparilia and soon fully recovered, and now enjoys perfect health.She says she could praise Hood's Sarsaparilla all day and then not say enough.HoOOD'S PILLS are hand made, and are perfect in comnasttisn snccntias an] arAatTANCR, _ HELP WANTED.\u201cAdvertisements of situations vacant wii be inserted free of charge under the above heading, AGENTS\u2014 Wanted agents.French and English, to sell Coal Saving Compound,an article which is saving from 15 to 40 per cent of coal used by houscholders.Address Coal Saving and Smoke Consuming Co, 464 St.Paul st.295 AGENTS \u2014Wanted agents.a bonanza for you if taken at once, Just what every body wants in your vicinity.Low annual cost.We speak for members when they necd assistance.Take territory now.Those have it who write first.Answer in English.Address Commercial Identification Co., 18 Post Office Square, Boston, Mass.291 BAKFR-\u2014Wanted bread and cake baker, sober steady man.Must have good references.Applyat Turkish Bath hotel.204 BOY-Wanteda boy for housework, 15 years old.Apply 959 Dorchesters|.29° BJY\u2014Wanted a boy, to do junior work in a shirt factory.Apply 96 St, Peter st.BRICKLAYERS\u2014Wanted good Bricklayers.Apply to Foreman.New Gas Works, Cote St.Paul.291 BUTCHER-Wantéd_ imtuediatelr, a good butcher to attend a butcher's shop.Must be able to read and write.References required.Apply at 533 St.Denis st.2 CAREÉTAKENR=-\u2014Wanted marricd couple to take charge of arouse, Apply 748% Dorches.ter st.291 CANVASSER~Wanted an expericn ed can- vasgser who speaks French and kuglish, to sell a novel and very salcable artice.Apply at Room 40, Imperial Bllg., 17 st.James street.292 CANVASSER\u2014 Wanted by the Equitable Life Assurance Society, a successful city canvasser.Address stating qualifications and experience, Manager Jquitable, 157 St.James st.292 CART ENTER=\u2014 Wanted 20 carpentersatonce.Apu {à St.Edward street, cor.Blenry and St.Cathrine streets, 292 CIGAR HANDs\u2014Wanted at once, good wrapper strippers and bookers; steady work; good wages.Apply at Stonewall Jackson Cigar Factory.H.Jacobs & Co., 68 McG mst.CLERILS- Wanted three clerks for a general store.Apply EK.Lavigne, 515 St.Lawrence st.291 CLERK~Wantedexperienced clerk for grocery store, with references.Apply at Strong and Strong, 111 St.Antoine street.292 COOK-Wanted plun cook or general servant, city references.Apply at 1328 Dorchesterst,, between Hand 11 a.m.293 COOK\u2014Wanted for the Royal Victoria Hospital, a first class cook; also house and ward maids.Apply to Miss Murray, housekeeper.292 COOK \u2014Wanted a first class woman cook,used torestaurant work, Welsh & Rough, 1796 Notre Dame street.204 CORRESPONDENTS WANTED\u2014The Herald : wants correspondents in every town and village in Eastern Ontario and Quebec where it is not already represented.Address the Managing Editor, Herald Office.DRIVER\u2014Waunted express driver for erocery business.Apply with references.245 S , Catherine street.293 FINISHER\u2014 Wanted one good fur finisher and one good fur machine operator.Apply 3537 St.Paul street.FURNITURE POLISHERS Wanted good furniture polisher.ai~o boy to learn the trade Xp) | A, Elvidge.45A Craig st.GIRL \u2014 Wanted & girl to attend a lunch counter and cigar store.465 St.James street.242 GENERAL SERV ANT\u2014 Wanted general servant.32 Chomedy street, references required.ba! GENERAL SERVAN I'\u2014Wanted geucral servant, at No Seymour avenue, next street to Fort.29 GENERAL SERVANT\u2014Wanted a good servant, a fumily ofthrec ; no wushing, at 42 Tupper street.294 GENURAL SERVANT\u2014W'anted a good gen.cral servant.No washing, 40 Mark st.293 GFNERALSERVANT\u2014W'anted, good stron girl for house work, Apbly at 17 Richmon square 292 | HELP WANTED.Advertisements of situations vacant will be inserted free of charge under the above heading.GENERAL SERVANT Wanted a good re- linble @.rl as general servant, at once.AP _ ply 22 shuter stresl.= GERERAL sERNVAT-\u2014Wanted good general servant for small family.Must be willing- to do washing.36 Droletst, 291 GENERAL SERVANT: Wanted a general servant at 700 Palace street; no washing; __good wages to competent person._, 1 GENERALSERVANT -Wanted .nunediately à general servant.719 Sherbrooke streets 2 \u201cWanted a general servant where a nursenra.d is kept.Apply No 6 Seymour avenue ext street Lo For GENERAL SERVANT\u2014Wanted good general servant for small family.! required, ® Apply at once, av 270 Prince Arthur st.- 202 ral 5 \u20148 000 GENERAL SERVANT\u2014 Wanted a gere _ servant, 93 Univer ty st.205 GENERAL SERVANT -Wanted a general servant.Must have good references.Apply _atdl Fort st._ oo aS GENERAL SERVANT!\u2014 Wanted à good plain cook or general servant, Protestant, with references, Apply 201 University street J, SERVANT Wanted a general hing.Apply with references, tri ©: 203 RVANT- Wanted young girl- as general servant, for family of two._ Must have first class refeyences.510 St.Urbain st References | SITUATIONS WANTED.i i ted dvertisements for situations wan wilt be inserted in The Herald six times free ofcharge.AGENTS Wanted agents having good con A cetion in the city desire correspondence with firms wishing to be represented in t ie foliowing lines: Hardware, groceries an liquors, etc.or specialties Best of rr ences.0.Box 1306, city.= _ BLACKSMITH Wanted situation as =milh 3 Lammer man or other laboring work.Stead man.total abstainer, Good references.où - dress C.Pinks, 27 St.Elizabeth street.2 Es CASHIERS Wanted by a young lady understanding French, English and bookkeeping, position as cashier or saleslady.Address Muzic J.O'Brien, Almonte.Unt.202 CLERK\u2014In charge shrimpton & Sons, Ltd, for last two years in Montreal, knowledge in business in Every detail, English and French, age 21 Will engag: as clerk or any respon- stoility, regardless of wages for Lie winter, Jos.Berirund,, 16 Victoria square.201 COOK\u2014 Wanted by a respectable widow.situation as cook, English protestant.36 St.B-rnard street.292 COOK Wanted Ly a competent cook, with city references, a situation in a good family, or would work by the day or week.Apply at 1071 Bleury st.291 COOK\u2014 Wanted immediately.situalion as cook, by an Lnglish woman, Protestant.Address 4 St.Bernard street.201 COOK -Wanted sitnatiou as cous or general servant in a small family.Address E., 38 Chenneville st, 202 COOK\u2014 Wanted a situation as cook (man), first c\u2019ass at meal or pastry, Good recom- menda ions givenif requ.rod.O.Sigoiun, 124 ut.Elizabeth street.292 GENERAL SERVANT- Wanted a general servant for a family of three.Apply 138 Milton st.295 GENERAL SERVANT\u2014 Wanted à good plain couk or general servant: references required, Apply at 4) St.Antoine, 295 GENERAL SERVANT-Wunted general servant in a small family, good references required.2 Tower ave, 295 GENERAL SERVANT\u2014Want:d general servant for small family.Appiy atter 5 o'clock.23a University st._ 235\u2014 GENERAL SERVANT-Wanted a young girl as general servant, washing giving out ; references required.Apply 2790 St Catherine street.295 GENERAL SERVANT Wanted a general servant (female), at 406 St Antoine.205 GENERAL SERVANT Wanted a good general servant for family of three; will be expected todo washing, Address with references, stating wages expected, P.O.Box 1853.295 HOME WORK- Wanted ladiesand gentlemen, H you can earn from 85 to $15 per week doing strictly home work for us: no canvassing,an steady work, Liberty Suppiy Company, Liberty square, Boston, Mass, 292 HOUSEMAID\u2014Wanted immediately, houscy maid for the Church Home, 403 Guy street.Apply from 9 to Ja.m.and 7 to 9 p.m.295 HOUSEMAID\u2014Wanted housemaid, with references, 111 University street.294 INV HCE CLERK-Wanted an invoice clerk for the wholesale dry goods.Must be quick and accurate at figures.AddressP.O.Box 348.291 KITCHEN ASSISTANT Wanted a smart active person toassist in kitchen, one who understands cooking vegetables, Apply with references to the manager, 1018 Sherprogke st.LAUNDRESS\u2014 Wanted a laundress to take a sma 1 fawily washing at her own home, References required.Apply 175 Drummond street.292 LITTLE GIRL-Wanled a little girl to mind.baby, sleep at home, Apply 96 Cathedral st.MAN WANTED about 23 years old, speakin both languages.to.work around freight yard.State references.T.W.H.Herald Oflice.oo MAN Wanted man to open oysters and al- tend lunch counter.State last employer and give own address.Meat P.U.Box 1089.MANTEL SETTERS\u2014Wanted mantel and tile setters.Jolin Lorigan, 1828, 1830 Notre Dame stiect.292 MARKERS-Wanted for St.James Club, bilt- iard tnarkers.None but experienced men with first class testimonials need apply between i0 and 11 a.m.295 JAGE BOY-Wanted message boy, must have respectable parents.Apply to Wim, Currie, 145 Notre Dame s et.28 MESSAGE BOY.-Wanted smart boy to go messages and make himself uscful in office, Apply with references, J.F, Wildnran, 1744 Notre Dame st.201 NURSE\u2014Wanted a first class wet nurse.Apply Lo Mrs, MeEwan, 187 Cadieux street.os NURSE Wanted an experienced nurse, liberal wages and good home to right party, Apply before 10 a.m.,or between 7 and 8o'clock eveu- _ings, to 163 Hutepison st._- 289 NURSE GIRL-Wanted nurse girl.Apply 35 Bishop street, references required.202 OFFICE BOY\u2014 Wanted an office boy.Apply 10 Morris & Holt, Advocates, Temple Building.201 OPERATOR AND RETOUCHER \u2014 Wanted immediately a good operator] and retoucter, (must Le first class.) Write and send sample of work, stating terms, to W.D.O'Donnell, Photographer, 117 Barrington st.Halifax, Se 2A PEDDLR\u2014Wanted peddler for stationery at 690 Craig st, Apply before 10, after 4.205 PRESS GIRI\u2014 Wanted an experienced girl to feed Gordon press.Apply Southam & Carey, 1950 Notre Dame st.295 PLAIN COOK\u2014 Wanted a good plain cook or general servant.Apply 94 St.Famille street.207 SALESLADY\u2014Wanted saleslady for boots ad shoes, immediately.Must have experience.Apply 183) Notre Dame st.295 SALESLADY\u2014 Wanted saleslady for à hatand fur store, spcaking French and English Must have some experience.Apply 1408 St Catherine si.292 SALESMAN Wanted experienced piino sales man for the city; salary or commission.Apply C.W.Lindsay, 2270 &t Catherine street, 293 SHIRT STARCHLRS_ Wanted experienced shirt starchers.Apply Tooke Bro.,67 Latour st.2 TAPLE-MAID-Wanted a first class table- mid at once.with best of city references, Apply to Mrs.Riva, 22 St.Antoine St.202 TAILOR\u2014 Wanted a tailor to do repairing.3614 St.James st.293 TAILORESS\u2014 Wanted a first class tailoress- Apply to 239 St.James st., 9nd floor.293 TIMEKEEPER \u2014 Wanted by a large iron manufacturing firm, a first class experienced timekeeper.Must come well recommended.Hours 7.00 a.m.to 6.30 pan.A ply in own handwriting, to P.O.Box 2024, Montreal.22 ZRAVELLER\u2014 Wanted smart pushing young man as traveller in Lower Provinces, for provision house.Must have best of references.Apply by letter, stating salary expected.P.O.Box 1023, 292 TINSMITHS \u201cWanled five young men having a few years\u2019 experience in tinsmith.Apply John Hoolahan, 2186 Notre Dame, 292 z WANTED-Good live, active representative in this city and vicinity, to take agency for our Koaline Fuel Saver and Fumigator.A reliable article.Gond profit.Factories, hotels and familes readily use thiscompound.Address with stamp The Koaline Fuel Co, Windsor, Ont.WANTED\u2014At once, an experienced Photo- Engraver who is fully acquainted with line and half-tone work, Apply, stating salary, to Bruno Friedrich,241 Major Street, Toronto, ut.YOUNG GIRL\u2014 Wanted à young girl for light housework, no fires io attend to.Must sleep at home.References required.Apply 23 Park Avenue.2 YOUNG GIRL\u2014Wanted a_young girl to do housework.Apply 9 Willie street, 3rd street west of Greene ave., off St, Antoine street.291° YOUNG GIRL\u2014Wanted young girl to mind children and do light housework, Apply to No.19 St.Louis square, off St.Denis.202 YOUNG WOMAN\u2014Wanted a strong young woman to clean store, etc.Walker's 231 St, James st, 291 YOUTH-Wanted a youth of about 15 or 16 years, one having some experience in the grocery trade.Apply to B.Taylor, 110 Grand Trunk street.295 FOR SALE FOR SALE-} interest ina valuable patent.cheap.Immediate sales.Apply Room 63 Temple Bu 1 ing.294 FOI SALE\u2014 Hard wood counters: also tables.*Valker Brouners, 7 Victoria square.204 FOR =H ALE\u2014Handsome cut stone front dw ell- ins NL 133 Met:]ie stre t.istories and ba se- n.6ut.Apply 86S.Per treet.291 HOTELS, SALOONS, ETC.\u2014For sale-\u2014Hotels Saloons, Groceries, Dry (Goods, Cigars, Con fectioneries, Boarding Houses and all other kinds of business.Also, houses, stores, rooms and tenements furnished or unfurnished, to let in different parts of the city, Apply to L.HARRIS, real estate agent.1988 St.Cath- 3468.INDIAN PONY, good tempered and quiet, and very suitable for chiidren, about 13 hands, also buggy.cutter, and harness, a bargain for cash.Aunly Pony.Herald Office, crine street, near St.Urbain.Telephone: 264, COOK\u2014Wanted by a respectable woman, situation as good plain cook in a small family.References, Apply 338 Cadieux street.x COOK\u2014Wanted by à respectuble woman, sit- uaticn as plain cook: would not object to washing.Apply to No.§ Mayor st.295 CONFECTIONEIlkt\u2014Wanted by a good confectioner, pastry cook, employment.Apply Duchesneau, confectioner, 1916 Notre Dime street, 295 DRAUGHTSMAN\u2014Wanted drawings, plans tracings of every description made by com- ctent English draughtsman.Address ckersley, Room 20, 162 St.James street.DRESSMAKER\u2014 Wanted by a dressmaker, sewing in private fumilies; children\u2019s clothes especially: can cut and fit; references if required.59 Aylmer st.295 DRESSMAKER\u2014Wanted by fir.class dressmaker, customers.at 175 St.George street ; cuts and fits by system ; prices from $2.50 upwards.295 DiEsSSMAKER\u2014Wanted dressesand mantles to make, latest fashion; lowest possible charge.178 Mountain st.295 DRESSMAKER\u2014 Wanted sewing by the day.by a first-Éass dres maker, cut and fil by tailor system ; also du.boys\u2019 clothing, Address or apply at 135 Champ de Mars st.294 DRESSMAKER-Wanted dressmaking, latest fashion, at lowest prices, 573 Upper St.Charles Borromee street.294 DRESSMAKER \u2014 Wanted dressmaking in private families by the day, or will take work at home : competent dressmaker.19 Margaret street.294 DRESSMAKER-Wanted by a dressmaker, sewinæ by day; good to cut and fit, 712 La ganchetiere st.293 DRESSMAKER\u2014Wanted by a dressmaker, work in private families; cut by system, Address to L smaker, 493 Albort st.293 DRE SMA R\u2014 Wanted by a dressmaker, sewing in private families cuts by tailor system.Apply 36 Victoria street, 2 DRESSMAKER-Wanted by first class dressmaker, sewing in private families.Cut guacanteed.Apply 1694 Notre Dame street at).JCAN\u2014Wanted situation by an electrician and machinist, understands al the leading systems of are lighting, can repair electric apparatus; late of Otlawa Electric Co.Wages 815.00 month, Address C.M.Bourdon, 37 St.Philip street, Montreal P.Q.293 EMPLOYMENT\u2014A young man aged 25 years, seeks employment as assistant in office, store or any other houest employment; not atraid of work.Address M, H., 1063 st.James St.FURNACEMAN\u2014 Wanted by an elderly man, situation as fnrnaceman or to make himself generally useful.Handy at carpentering.295 Address M.W.G.Horald Office, 29.GENERAL SERVANT\u2014Wanted a situation as general servant: no objeetion to leave the the c.tv.Apply 25 Mayor st.HOUSEKEEPER\u2014 Wanted situation as working housekeeper or general ; small family : no washing.Apply 22044 St.Catherine street.292 maid.Best of references, Apply at 43 McGill College avenue.293 HOUSEWORK-Wantrd_ by.à respeciable person, a situation, light housework ; no objection to children.Apply to 2634 St.Lawrence Main street.232 LAUNDRESS\u2014 Wanted by a good laundress, family or gent\u2019s washing.Best city references.35 Batmoral st.295 LAUNDRESS\u2014Wanted by a young woman.work of any Kind by the day, good laundress.255 8 \u2018igneurs street, 292 MATTRESS MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER Mattress maker and upholsterer, first-class, wants work in private houses or in hotels, Will give best city references.Address or call on Harris Epstein 23} St.George st, near Craig st, Montreal.Pleas: mention this paper.20 OFFICES TO CLEAN-Wanted'by arespectable young woman, oftices to clean, good scrubber Apply to Emma, 38 Chenneville st.24 OFFICE BOY\u2014Wanted by a boy of 14, a situation in lawyers or real estate agents office, Apply W.D.Herald.295 POSITION OF TRUST\u2014Wanted by young man of good family, position of trust with respectable firm.Salary 820 to $30 per week.Highest references, $500 deposit would be vaid.Address H.Edwards, G.P.O.Montreal, 295 STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER Wanted by an experienced young lady po- «ition in office as stenographer & typewriter, understands French well.Best city sefer- ences, Address \u2018\u201cStenographer,\u201d Herald 292 office.TRAVELLER\u2014Wanted by pushing and energetic traveller, good fine line of samples to sell on commision.Address Drawer 18, Col- borne.Ont.293 TYPEWRITER \u2014 Wanted by stenographer and typewriter (male), a permanent position.Good on legal work.Good rcferences.Address Box 2149, Montreal.293 WASHING\u2014Wanted washing, ironing and any other work by the day, by deserving woman, with large family.Madame La.breche, No.2 Robin street, past.Mount Royal avenue, 203 WASHING \u2014Wanted by a respectable woman, washing at her hone, 364 Richmond Street.WATCHMAN\u2014 Wanted by a respectable English mdn, steady man, a place as night watchman or work of any kind, 198 St.George street.2 WATCHMAN\u2014 Wanted by army pensioner, good references, a situation as night watch man or porter: can drive and not afraid of work.Address 244 Mount Royal ave, P.Me- Mahon, upstairs.293 WAITER\u2014Wanted by young man, situation in private house or otherwise.Good waiter; at liberty.Good references.J.F.St George's Home, 295 WAITER-\u2014-Wanted situaticn as waiter.hotel or restaurant.Address H.Dunkley, 524 St James st.2 WANTED\u2014A situation for a young girl to do light housework in a small private family.Age 14.A, Johnson, 136 Craig Street.291 WANTED-By a respectable woman, work from 9to 4 o'clock in a restaurant kitchen.Apply at 198 Aqueduct Street, upstairs, 291 WASHING \u2014 Wanted by capable woman, family\u2019s washing at her home.\u2018 Versäillesstreet.> ome Avi pes WORK WANTED\u2014Wanted work by st man, day or week, for next few weeks roady work not objectionable.\u201d References.- dress H.C.50 Dorchester st., City.© mn WORK WANTED\u2014Wanted by a man work of any kind, knows city well cai Seed 10 Apply A, Herald Offi.e, \" SE WORKING HOUSE-KEEPER\u2014 Employment wanted by ¢ 0 d working house-keep vit best references.Apply to Mrs, Riva, Pos SE Antoine strect.an WOK WA?TiD-\u2014-Work of any kj A & y kind want- eu by à widow from England.151 E street, top fiat.grand.15 Eleanor WORK BY THE DAY \u2014 Waited, work by lHE D: , the day, washing or housecl i J oY as g secleaning.134 St, WORK BY THE DAY\u2014Wante table woman, work by the da Apply to 41 Genevieve street, WORK BY THE DAY\u2014 Want respectable woman.Work by the by 1 Rien: ander street.mL WOLK BY THE DAY\u2014Wanled by a re épectable young woman, work of any kind by the day.Apply Mrs, E Shelburne, 234 St, 29 295 d by a respec- y of any kind.295 _ Urbain street.WORK BY THE DAY Wanted by a respectable girl work b a $ George ut, y the day.Apply 223% St.WORK BY THE DAY Wanted by 5 able young woman, work of an 3 kind be the day.Address Mrs, H.N., 163} St.Antoine st \u2014 \u2014 SITUATIONS WANTED.'Advertiseme nts\u2018-\u201d situations wanted will be inserted in T .e Heraid six times free of charge.- - a WORK BY THE DAY-Wanted by a res table woman, work by the day, is agood vue er and ironer; cancover and polish furniture.Good reterences.338 Cadieux st.203 WORK BY THE DAY \u2014Wanled situation by a young married woman, English.or work by the day of any kind.Apply Mrs, Burns, 8ù Plymouth Grove.291 _\u2014 YOUNG GIRL\u2014Wanted by a young girla pe sition in store, can furnish references.Apply 38 Margaret street.20; YOUNG MAN\u2014Wanted a situation by a young Englishman, who hasa through knowledge of the manufacture of black lend top stoves, laundry blue, etc.Address R Babbage.20 and 27 Bonsecours st.YOUNG MAN\u2014Wanted situation, furnaces snow, odd jobs, by young married man.Aq.dress, \u201cEnglish,\u201d 33 Cathedral st.291 YOUNG MAN\u2014Wanted by young Scotchman a situation in any capacity, willing to make himself useful round store or house, can handle horses single or double; knows the city well and can milk.712 Lagauchetiere street, Montreal.292 YOUNG MAN\u2014Wanted situation in an office by a youth, living with his parents.Gooq references, Address 259 Hibernia street.W.291 \u2014 MISCELLANEOUS.MEDICAL\u2014M.R.C.S.and P.England, age a7, lately from England, of considerable experience in his profession, seeks an appointment as assistant or otherwise.Small salary required.Good references, Address C.R.P, Herald office.BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS, 1858 Notre Dame st.Beautiful Sets of Teeth for Ten Dollars.Fit and quality guaranteed.Open evenings.15 CORNS REMOVED without pain or drawing blood, 25¢ each.Bunions, Warts, Ingrowing Nails, Chilblains, Moles, Frosted, and a diseases of the Feet skillfully treated by PROF.L.HARRIS, (28 years\u2019 practice}, No, 1988 St.Catherine street.Ladies and gentlemen waited upon at their residence.Telephone No.3468.DE: FULTON, 2144 ST.CATHERINE ST cures diseases of all kinds by letter or in terview, as.Hemorrhoids, Skin Diseases, Catarrh and Varicose or enlarged veins, Cancers or Tumors removed without knife.Hours\u2014 Afternoons and evenings, Telephone 335.WANTED\u2014A second-hand hot-air furnace with pipes.ete.Registers please put the name and number, Address 337 Notre Dame Street.294 WANTED-\u2014A thoroughbred Prince Charley spaniel; must be good; small size preferred; send photograph or description.J.E.Rosa.mond, Morrisburgh, Ont.29 PERSONAL.ERSONAL\u2014WILL THE GENTLEMAN who paid his subscription at The Herald Office on 6th Oct, kindly send in his name, as jhe party that received the money, omitted to take note of it MACHINERY FOR SALE.ATHNTS\u2014ALLEXN G.INGALLS, B.C.L,, attorney in patent causes, advocate, barrister, ete.oom 3 Mechanies\u2019 building, Montreal.Special personal attention given to realizing money for inventors.Full information free.-\u2014 PUPILS WANTED.PUPILS WANTED\u2014¥rederick W., Holland vocal culturist, cornet and mandolin in structor.Best of a ivantages.Terms res sonable.Studio 201 Cniversity st.Office 17\u20acU Notre Dame st.Telephone, 4643, 318 FRENCH\u2014By Prof, U.Warnault, 157 Duluth avenue.Successful method in French at pupils\u2019 residence.Moderate terns.Five years' experience in the Ingres Coutellier Schools.299 |; FRENCH LANGUAGE \u2014 Lessons given by French teacher, graduate of Paris University Apply 10 a.m., or write G.K., 267 St.Denis PIANO, Organ and Nolfeggio, Mr.Emery La- vigne, organist of the Church of the Messiah, studio Tuesdays and Fridays at Feathers.ton's music store 2241 St, Catherine Street.Other times residence 1779 St.Catherine, PUPILS WANTED -A lady will give piano lessons or play at parties or for private.Call personally or address Mrs, Lindsay.388 Berri Street.298 ROOMS AND BOARD.ROOMS\u2014Laige pleasant rooms, with gas, ete, private English family, with or without board.Apply 754 Dorchester Street.204 ROOM5S\u2014 Back and front rooms: furnished or unfurnished; suitable for two gentlemen or married couple; withor without board; every convenience, Address J.G,, Herald office.+0 ROOM AND BUOARD-Wanted by eld rly jady and gentleman, first-class room and board in refined private family.Address with terms and full particulars, P.O.dos 307.2 ROOMS AND BOARD- Rooms well heated and lighted in a convenient locality forclerks and b 1siness men, also first class table board.Terms moderate.Double and single rooms.5 Union avenue.292 Y00M\u2014A.very comfortably furnished room suitable for two gentlemen or marricd couple.Apply 81 Juror st.292 BOARD\u2014Mrs.McEwan, ladies\u2019 sick nurse superior accommodation for boarders, best medical attendance; strictly private.Terms moderate.187 Cadieux st., below St.Catherine st.292 ROOM\u2014T'o let, à large furnished room, on bathroom flat, Apply 131 Stanley st, upstairs.291 BOARD AND ROOM, also table hoard, tran sients accomodated.43 McGill College ase.ROOM TO LET\u2014A very comfortable newly furnished room, with gas bath, heated by hot water, and every convenience.strictly private family.Address T.C.Herald Oftice, BOARD Waverley Koure.Lagauchetiere sb near Biaver Hall, splendiu accommodation every comfort; ratesreasonable.First-class cuisine.Centrally situated, aisotable board.305 TO LET, TO LET\u2014One of the large apartment flats ab the \u201cSherbrooke\u201d, 1618 ~herbrooke st.295 TO LET\u201433 Berri street, first-class 2 1-2 story house, good stable; rent low.Applyto L, À.Boyer.204 TO LET- Double room, comfortably furnished; modern cenveniences; use of piano.Apply at 754 Aylmer Avenue.295 CARTERS CURE Bick Headache and relieve all the troubles inef- dent to a bilious state of the system, such as Dizziness, Nausea.Drowsiness, Distress after eating, Pain in the Side, &c.While their most remarkable success has been shown in curing SICK Headache, yet CARTER'S LITTLE Liver PILLS are equally valuable in Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint, while they also correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels.Even if they only cured HEAD Ache they would bs almost priceless to those who suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortunately their goodness does not end here, and those who once try them will find these little pills valuable in so many ways that they will not be willing to do without them.But after all sick head ACHE is the bane of so many lives that here is where we make our great boast.Our pills cure it while others as not.P CARTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS are very smail and very easy to take.One or two pills make a dose.They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who use them.In vials at 25 cents; 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Pire, The Montreal Herald is published daily at 603 Craig Street, by the Montreal Herald Company; Edward Holton, President; E.G.O\u2019Con nor, Secretary-Treasurer, 2 me = 3 "]