Montreal daily herald, 28 décembre 1895, samedi 28 décembre 1895

[" UE \u2014+ © = pu sos = 3 æ =.se NEW YORK STOCKS.Messrs, J.S.Bache and \\o., 16 St, SA crament Street, buve received the foilow- ing quotations by direct private wire trom New Yorkt Dec.27 Dec.Un.2 à 2\u20ac Description, ë ê ë & Ar.Cot, Vit.0000000 oo 17 Le .Ain.\u2018l'obneco Co, .OF 764 Toy do.prof, +.FO Sees aeee avin Lia Am, Sugar Itefin.Co 1624 100# 101 10; do.prof.srseuce 98 of 985 93 Atchison, Topeka and st, Ke.t veus a.14} 14} 15 ay Chicago, dur and Q T6} Taf 77} 763 Balt.and Uhio.eer ee 403 Bay State Gas C 24} 24 Cunadian Pacifie.al al N.Y.Centrai and J 9% 9R Cleveland, C.C.ana St VE ne «oo 35 353 371 367 ChicagoGas 65 CE Gu} Ches.and Olio \u2026 153 158 15% 15% Cauadu Southern.484 48} 49 50 Dis.and Caltle l\u2019eeders 133 JOMPaANy.Lcccsss nee ss 13} 16 16 Den.and Ithof \u2018Grande * pref.0 0 sun 44 431 45 443 Del.and Hudeon.xd.1254 193 177 1254 Del, Lack.and West.100° 1694 162 1654 Duluth.\u2026.\u2026.0.suce Cee ere ie al do.prof.css Lau ea N.Y.LK.all pd 158 158 15% do.pref._ vase suce General Klee 26 251 27 26} Consolid.Gas, .1518 1494 1504 1514 Hocking Valle coir ween vee aaa.Jersey Central, cease 101% 100 101$ 101 Laclede Gas.i) Lou, and Nashville.45} 44} 47 46% Lake Erie and Western.19 19 19% 19 do, pref.xd.\u2026.694 70 Lake Shore.o .146 1444 145} Michigan Uenlrai.\u2026.\u2026.cere ae.M8 8 Manhattan lilevated.101 100$ 102 102 Missouri l\u2019acific.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 254 24} 261 2 North America.44 i 44 National Lead Co.25} 244 235% 26 eens 86 8 5 54 ee 1g 11 Northern Pacific.,.cee Of PLCluer anes.eres a 13.134 Chic and Nor.\\Ves.984 98} 100 99: tt.Paul, Minn and Oma, .37 387 SR N.Y, Ont, and West.133 134 18 13; N.Y.and Northern nrei.0.Pacific Mail 8.8.C 264 24 SH on Phil, & Reading.43 4 6} 5 lich'd.& W, Point Ter.C.Bock Island & Pac.G6 65} 673 67% N,Y., Sus.à nd Wost.93 9 10 94 Do.pret.2 26% N.Y.C.&5t.LL.PES Chicago, Mil.and A Paul xd.o.oo.678 67 653 GS Tol.ALA.& N.Mich.ee 12e Texas Pac, Trust Ree.8 84 8} 8 Tenn, Coal, Iron and Li.26 25 = 29 Wnion Pacific.id 41 5 4 Western Union 'lel.864 83 8T G3 Wabash.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 63 6 .\u2026.Do.Preferred.15$ 153 16# 16} Wheeling and Lake l£rie 108 10° 114 113 Do, Preferred.- ther Com.SOUT lod io Tener Comat IIT aw by 6 68 Nouthern Pa.\u2026 La PR LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.Messrs.MacDougail Bros., stock brok- ere, 69 St.Francois Xavier Street, were cabled the closing prices of Aurrican stocks in London as follows: STOCKS Dec.Dec.Dec.2i.24.23.ALCHISON.Le 0000000000 4 143 134 Canadian Paci .\u201c 52, 52% 48% Cony, Cable.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026uelessouees a.Grand Trunk let.ooo fes do do Ind.eof Krie, assessment pald.| 15 15 14 do 2nd Loa 7l T0 71 Hifnois Central, \u2026.\u2026.96 9 si Louisvilleand Nastwille| 455 433 43 Lake Shore.,.uuncvuse Northern Pacific.[o odo.114 New York Central.99 26 Ontario and Westeru.j.\u2026.123 12% iteading.34 3 St.Paul [iH] Gi Union Paci 5% a3 Wabash pfd Jeccrcs fesses Bank rats.4 3 FINANCIAL NOTES.The rate of discount in the London open market, for short bills, 14 per cent; for three months bills, 14 per cent.Bar silver is quoted in London 30 7-16d.French 3 per ceat.rentes sold at 100 frs.85c ex-interest at the opening, and-100 frs.85c ex-interest at the close.In the local market money on call is quoted at 4 to 4} percent.In New York call loans were quoted at 2 per cent.Berlin, Dec.27.\u2014Exchange on London eight days sight, 20 marks 414 pfenning, London, Dec.27.\u2014Gold is aucted to-day at Buenos Ayres, 234.80.; Madrid, 17.62, Lishon, 27; St.Petersburg, 50; Athens, 77.Rome, 107.70 ; Vienna, 103.The Bank of Englund\u2019s rate of discount remains unchanged at 2 per cent.Consols in London \u201cwere quoted at 107 for money and 107 for.the account, Canadian Pacific in London closed § higher at 52}.French exchange on Loudon was quoted.at123 irs.234c for cheques.The Fire Was Discovered in Time.Constables Cox and Gilmore of Secigneurs Street Police Station, by their vigilance yesterday prevented what would have certainly proved a big conflagration, They were passing the corner of Guy and Notre Damo Streets at five o'clock, when they Saw fire in the grocery store of Vital Raby.It evidently bad' caught from the stove and was rapidly gaining headway.A quick alarm goon brorght the firemen to the scene ang the blaze was put out after some two hundred dollars damage had been done.Had it not been for the quick discovery the whole block would heve gone as the wind was blowing great guns at the lime.4 A GOOD ADVICE, When you have a cough ask for the best syrup, and you will get Menthol Cough \u201cyrup.If you ask for Menthol Cough Syrup you will get the best.COLLECTOR WHITF, R.8.White hus returned from Card- well, where he worked energetically for the defeated candidate, Ir.Willoughby.Mr.White, it is understood, has the appointment to the collectorship In ris pocket, and it will be announced in a few days now._ Recollect ! A friend in need is à friend indecd.When hungry, the best place to go for à lunch is Friend's, 36 Recollet ) Toronto Street Ry.-| 7241 72 rail ig Bank of Montzeal æ - -» 220\" 217 1920 [215 t Ontario Bank .wee bl \u2018dock; 83.30 to $3.15 for good MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY.DECEMBER 23, 1895.COMMERCIAL.Co Friday, Dec.17.Wheat showed some improvement today, May op:zning at 57 1-4c and closing at 57 6-8¢ bid.July gained 1-4c, opening at 58c bid.Corn was also a little better.May opened at 27 3-4c and closed at 27 7-8c bid.\u2018 i ' Jan.pork went off slightly, so did May.Ribs were lower.In its weekly review of crop correspondence the Cincinnati Price Current says: \u201cThe past week has been one of continuous mildness of temperature in this latitude, attended with considerable fall of rain, and in some dis tricts in the West the precipitation was excessive, inclucing portions of Ii- linois.Missouri ana Kansas.\u2018The conditions have been unfavorable ior ihe movement of produce from the farms, and consequentiy shipments of grain have been restricted, and are likely to continue so until abetter condiiion of the roads prevails.The moisture and mild temperature have favored the growing wheat, and whatever change has oc- surred in the status of the plant has been favorable, so that it is rcasonable to say that the general average position of the crop has been somewhat improved.\u201cThere appears to be littie or na increase in inclination of holders ot grain to sell at present low vaiucs, but the aggregate movement scems to meet all CUTENnt requirements in a general way For corn the demand upon the central market is less than in yuars of smaller general supplies.For wheat the cails Ol millers in the winter grain regions \u2018continue unsatisfied by local oiferings tnroughtout a large portion of the area.Ln: wheat markels huve been unsettled Ly the disturbing conditions which have recently arisen in political atiairs, and 4 new record for tae crop scason has been made with December at Sic and Muy at 96 7-8¢ at Chicago.The situation is cne which showd Invite large purchases on the part of [orelgn buyers.With the quieiuae which reason assures for the near future in Lhe political field there should be expected a reaction favorably in the wheet markets.\u201d The New York Commercial Bulletin Says: \u201cFlour is duil | nnd easier, yet there is more doin than of late in high grade trade brands boun spring and win- ler, but chiefly: to arrive after January 1st\u2014anylhing this sido is cnly in car lots.ldurope is- closed and exporters out.Low grades lack\u2019 demand, and they are accumulating moderately.Shading of prices 5c to 10: on late asking prices was necessary to move more than car lots.Sales of city mills since our last were 4,000 patents, 3,000 clears, and le 100 extras at our range of quotationst, \u201cSales were 1,200 bakers\u2019 springs, in barrels, at $2.85 to $2.90; 6,500 spring patents at $3.25, Immediate removal from « country brands; 33.40 for standard; $3.45 for choice; $3.60 for fancy, barring Pillsbury\u2019s; 8,500 winter straights xt $3.35 for full stock Southern and Pennsylvania, and $3.40 foy Western do.; 4 cars No.1 winters, in barrels, at $2.90 for choice, and no buyer for other lows winters except at 10c under our quotations.\u2018Thera were no exporters in market, with European mari kets all closed.\u201d 4 The Liverpool Corn: Trade News of a recent date quotesi parcel sales of Manitoba wheat as follows: No.1 hard, Dec.- Jan.delivery, 2s 6d; No, 1 \u2018hard Jan.Feb., delivery, 253 101-24; No.2 \u2018hard, Dec., 255 33; Nou 3 hiard, Dec., 248 4 1-2d/ Liverpool; Dec.27.\u2014Clozing\u2014Bacon\u2014Ho- liday feeling ®till prevails; demand poor.Cumberland cut, 28 to 30 pounds, 26s; short rib, 28 pounds, 26s; long clear, light, 8 to 45 pounds, 3s; long clear, heavy, 55 pounds, 259 6d; short clear, backs, light, 18 rounds, 26s; short clear, middles, heavy, 53 pounds, 26s 6d; clear, bellies, 14 tot 16 pounds, 81s.Shoulders\u2014Square, 12 ta 18 pounds, 28s, Hams\u2014Shnrt cut, 14 to 16 pounds, 38s.Tallow\u2014Fine North American.fs.Beef\u2014Extra India mess, T2s 6d; prime mess, 57s 61.Pork\u2014Prime mess, fine western, 50s: do medium, 45g.f 283 61.i Lard\u2014Holiday feeling still prevails; prime western, 278 6d; refined, in pails, MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN AND FLOUR.The following table gives the movements of grain and fiour at given points: Îtecaints.Shipments, Chicago\u2014Wheat, nugh.127.000 68,000 Cart.bush., 311,700 290,600 Oats, bush.543,007 241,000 Flour, bris.9,173 12,611 N.Y.\u2014Wheat, bush.95,275 85.893 Corn, bush.83,850 .33,869 Oats, bush T4 d0n © * Flour,.brl 17,744 6,532 Flour, sncks.23,605 7.593 Milwaukee\u2014W heat, busl 5,00 5,000 Corn.000 1,000 Toledo\u2014Wheat.A 4,000 Duluth\u2014Wheat, bush.25,000 oes Detroit\u2014Wheut, bush.13,000 LLL.St.Louis\u2014Wheat, bush.37,000 34,000 Minneapolis\u2014Wheat.144,000 53,000 Grain\u2014The election in Montreal Centre had a visible effect on business today, things on the whole being very quiet.Oats were slow and no change is seen in prices.Wheat, No.1 hard .Nominal.Wheat, No.2 hard een Nominal.Corn, duty paid.Nominal.Peas, per G0lbs.in storc.\u2026.\"6c co 61 OatS,.Lea een a esse nee agan ee alc to dt Rye, No, 2.Nomin al Larloy, feed.L 42e to 444 Barley.new.\u2026.58e to 35¢ Buckwheat, per bush.ile to 42 Flpur\u2014Business was slightly better than yesterday, but oh the whole that is not saying a great deal.Prices remain akout the same.Straight rollers.\u2026.\u2026.0.00.93.33 to 83.50 do, bags.J -.160 Lo 1,70 Superiine.eae .140 to 1.35 Fie.iiiiiianine sons ana sense su 00 0.00 to 0.09 Strong bakers\u2019, Man.best brands.3.69 to 3.65 Spring patents, Man.315.to 3,85 Winter patents, Ont.3,65 to 3.85 Meal\u2014Very little improvement is noted in meal and the same prices still rule.Rolled, per bbl.83.25 to $0.00 Rolled, per bag 09 Standard, per b Standard, per bag.35 10 050 Granulated, perbrl,.cee 3030 la 0.00 Granulated, perbag.oo.1.70 to 000 Feed\u2014Bran and shorts are still in small demand at unchanged prices.Brañ.\u2026.encsccerrarnasesienss $11.75 to $15.00 Shorts 2.20.A ! \"18.00 to \u201cco.00 Mouille.III ! 18:00 va 22:00 CHICAGO MARKETS, Messrs.J.8.Bache & CO.report the following quotations fromn Chicago: Dec.21.ee Whoat.Dec.l.|.[EET Ope High, Low.Ciore- May.\\ 574 573 5} Sr July.| 58 8 58 | &7h 58 Corn .\u20260.Oct.j.| +.fee 04 fes LIVERPOUL PRICES.Dec.27.| Dec.%6, s d.s.d.|s.d.sd.Spring wheat.!5 3 to 54! 5 3 to 5 à Red winter wht! 5 24 to 531 5 % to 5 # No, 1 Cali.wh't: 5 44 to 554 5 3 to 5 5 Corn.3 3 to 311 8 3 to 3 15 Peas.48 + Bto 50 Dork.0 HN Lard.7 6 27 3 Bacon 25 6t026 025 6G to 26 6 Tallow.Cheese, users.4d PRODUCE: AND PROVISIONS.Cheese\u2014The holiday feeling still exists in Liverpool and there is very little Inclination to trade.The cable remains unchanged.The cheese situation in New York is reported as follows: \u201cDuring the holidays there is rarely much demand for cheese, as dealer are generally engaged in stock taking, settling up their year's business, etc, and little change is expected during the balance of the old year.It Is generally thought that most dealers have run down low in stocks, and with the quantity of desirable grades in receivers\u2019 hands not regarded as burdensome the feeling is generally firm, and holders talk confidently of an expected satisfactory outlet after the new year fairly opens.Exporters show very little interest In any grade.Chenango County part skims are very quiet, the Southern demand having dropped off, but little if any change in range of prices.\u201d \u2018Liverpcol, Dre.£7.\u2014Cheese \u2014 Holiday feeling «till prevails; demand poor; finest American white, 44e; finest American colored, 46s.Butter \u2014 Finest.United States, 95s; good, 60s.Butter\u2014fhere is only a fair demand for creamery, but prices keep fairly steady.Provisions\u2014Pork is extremely quiet these days, with holders\u2019 ideas remaining about the same.Canada short cut niess, per brig13.50 to $14.00 Canada short cut czar.13.60 to 13: Beef, extra moss, par brl.\u2026.GO.to 00.00 Reef, plate, per tierce 300 Ibs,, 00,00 fo (0.00 Hams, city cured, per 1b.0.09 to 0.10 Bacon, perlb.0.049 to 0.10 Lard, pure Canadian, perlb.0.08} to 00.09 0.00% to 0.07 Lard.com, refined perib.Special Notice.Wo now offer to the trade our well known \u201cRose Brand\u201d Lard, in 1-1, parchment bags.Makes & neat and attractive package.Write for prices.The GEO.MATTHEWS C0.Ltd OTTAWA, Ont.HEARD ON 'CHANGE.Bverybedy was talking politics on the floor to-day, and wheat had to take a back seat.Hon.Jarnes McShane's Fo- pularity among the members was easily apparent, and ft was the opinion of many that not a few Conservat.ves gave him their sugport- at the polis A special from Chicago to-day said : \u201cThe Prairie Fevmer will issue a re- rort to-morrow giving reserves of wheat in farmers\u2019 hands, showing we have exs rortable surplus for next six months of 706,000,000 bushels, leaving surplus on hand about equal to those at end of crop year July 1, 1895.\u201d (he \u2018\u201ctfeker\u201d gave the receipts of wheat im Liverpoo! during the past three days at 90,000 centals, including 69,000 centals Amertean.The receipts of American corn were 55,500 centals.Weather in England cold and dry.The Chicago wires were mostly all down to-day owing to the gales.- The break in a leading private wire was at St.Albans.: Dealers had to depend almost entirely on the tape.No.1 Manftoba \u2018wheat in New York was quoted yesterday at 2c over the May ortion.No.& was quoted at 2c under, and frosted at 4 3-4c under.Private telegrams from Manitoba today rerorted colder weather, but failed to note any Increase in farmers\u2019 deliver- fes .de _ T.S.Willlamæ< \u2018of Kingsbury, formerly a leadirg tetnmiesion merchant on Comm!:sionera Street, was a visitor on \u2018Change.A despatch from Minneapolis said: \u201cNorthwestern Miller glves the output of flour at Minneapolis for this week as 230,000 barrels, observance of Christmas and the water power being in the main responsible for the decrease.Flour was not active, yet about three hundred barrels were sold.Domestic trade was the chief buyer, and millers say buy- ere seem to feelprices ore at bed rock, and they are placing orders from which supplies can be drawn in the future.Export ehipments were 75,000 barrels.against 89,000 barrels the: week before.¥ gsm Hay is the subject of much discussion, among any of the dealers who gather on the floor at 'Change hour.The general {mpression seems to be that prices are going still higher.MONTREAL'S GRAIN \u20ac move SHOW A DECIDED FALLING OFF ALL ROUND THIS YEAR.SHIPMENTS WHEAT EXPORTS DECREASE OVER 1,700,000 BUSIIELS, \u2018The exports of grain from Montreal the past season show decreases all round.Wheat, compared with 1894, has decreased 17,405,585 bushels and 3,258,616 bushels compared with the year before.This to some extent was due to the fact that in the earlier part of the sca- son there was scarcely enough Manitoba wheat to fill home requirements, while the movement from Chicago via St.Lawrence ports was greatly restricted by low water.Corn shows an even greater Jecrease than wheut, especially \u2018when eompared with the shipments of 1893, when nears ly 18,000,000 bushels were sent out.In other grains cats have shown tho most change, having fallen from 3,119,- 240 bushels in 1893 and 77,569 bushels in 1894 to\u2019 10,750 bushels this year.Peas have also shown steady decreases in the years mentioned.The following comparative statement of exports has been compiled by the Board of Trade: 1895.1864.1893, Wheat, bush.3,650,721 5,801.306 6,909,35 Corn, bush.2,605,548 20051900 9,650,535 Peas, bush.741,855 L171,510 1,781,571 Quts, bush.10,750 77,369 3,119,240 Barley, bush.Bus sans 3,331 Rye, bush.16,213 46,811 220,361 \u2018The first ocean &ieamer arrived this year on April Gin and the last\u2019 denarture was con Nov.80th, +., WHEAT IN MANITOBA.COUNTRY MARKETS FUR WHEAT HOLDING UP FAIRBY WELL.\u201cManitoba country markets,\" says the Winnipeg Commercial, \u201cheld up fairiy weil during the week, up to this morn< ing.At some country markets there was a decline and at others an advance, but the gencral range was the same as quoted a week ago, No.1 hard ranging from 28c to 4c, according to market, No.3 hard and No.1 Nerthern( 2¢ to 2 under No.1and Na, 8 hard 6c unger No.2 hard.Frosted, wheats, 23¢ to 30c per bushel This morning there was a drop in country markets of lc cn above quotatiops on high grades, and Zc to 8c on low grades, these prices being paid to farmers in Manitoba country markets.In round lots of wheat there is practically no business moving.Holders are mafhtcininet à firm front on Manitcba wheat, notwithstanding the drox in United States markets.The movement {3 keeping up large for the season, but is practically all going into store at Fort William, last-weck\u2019s receipts ut Fort William teing 411,652 bushels, os compared with 78,076 bushels a year ago.We qupte No.I hard nominal at 65c orf an afloat basis, Fort Willlamd' | 7 2 LEAD PACKETS ONLY.MANITOBA WHEAT MOVEMENT.RECEIPTS IEAVIER AND SHIPMENTS LIGHTER THAN LAST YEAR.Receipts of wheat at Ford William from September 1; the beginning of the crop year, to\u2019 December 14, amount to 10,508,672 bushtls! as compared with 8,613,430 bushels for the samo period last yzar.Shipments east of Fort William for export or to East ern Canada from September 1 to December 14, amcunt to §625,0{2 bushels, as compara with 9,002,720 bushels for thg corresponding period of last year, Stocks at Fort William on December 14 were 2,073,552 bushels compared with 591,497 bushels a year ago, and 1,853,614 bushels two years ago.Receipts for the week (nded December 14 at Fort William were 411,653 bushels and shipments from ihat point were 5,091.For the corresponding weel, last year, receipts wore 78,030 bushels and shipments 1,323 bushels.TELEGRAPHIC! MARKETS.New York, Dee.Z7.\u2014~Flour\u2014 Receipts, 34,603 bbis; exports, 12,000 bbls; sales, 18,- 400 pkgs.\u2018Wheat\u2014Recelpts, 95.300 bush; exports, 86,000 bush; sale, 2,725,000 bush futures, 303,000 bush spot; spot steady; No.2 red, store and elevator, 67 3-4c; f.0.b., 68c to 68 2-4c afloat; No.1 Northern, 65 3-4c deilvered; No.1 hard, 67c delivered; No.2 red, January.closed 64 5-8c; February, closed 60 1-2c; March, 6\u20acc to 56 5-8¢, closed, 66 6-8c; May, 61 1-2c to 65 1-16c, clos- cd 65e; July, 64 I-2¢ to 64 3-4c, closed 64 3-4c; December, 64 I-2c.closed 64 1-2c.Corn\u2014Reccipts, 83,800 bush; exports, 33,400 bush; sales.165,000 bush futures; 90,000 bush srot; spot steady; No.2, 34c, elevator; 25e affoat; steamer mixed, 33 1-4c; January, 33 T-8c to 34c, closed 33 7-8c; May, 84 I-4c to 34 8-Sc.Oats\u2014Receipts, 104,400; sales, 25.000 bushels futures; 50,00) bushels spot.Spot duil; No.2, 23 1-4c; No.3, 22 1-4c; No.2, delivered, 24 1-4c; No.2, white.24 1-4c; No.3, white, 23 1-2c; track white, Sc to 28 1-2¢.January closed 23 1-80; February closed 23 1-4c; May, 23 3-4c; closed, 23 3-4c; Decemuer, 23 1-8c.Butter\u2014Steady; western dairy, llc to 19e; do creamery, 17c to 25c; do factory, 10r to 18c: Elgims, 25e; imitation creamery, l4c to 20e: State dairy, 18c to 22c; do creamery, 19c to 24c.Cheese\u2014Dull; large, T 1-4c to 10c: small, 7.3-4c to 10 1-2c: part skims, 3 1-4e to 6c; fuil skims, Ze to Sc.uses tre cœur ta ee tt FINISHED IN TWO WEEKS Notre Dame Sireet is Completely Blocked Up.Notre Dama Street, at tho junction of Lacroix Street, is completely blockaded, and vebicular traffic Ms been rendered impossible past this point.This is owing to the fact that the mild state of the weather has so undermined ths narrow strip of roadway, hitherto preserved for the street cars and wagon travel, as to render it dan.JSerous, and, in fact, u landslide of very se rious proportions is not uncxpected, unless there is a very rapid change in the temperature.A Hcrald reporter saw Mr.Olivier Frechette, of Madore and Fro hotte, contractors for the work, yesterday, and asked him when this state of things would cease.\u201cIt de likely wo will be able to raise | the blo:kade in two or three days\u201d he said, \u201cthat io if the weather.gets colder.We expect to have the streot openod on the stra'ght line for street car and general traffic in two weeks, when we will begin to remove the roadway at present in use.The retaining wall is to be carried on a line with the present fire station, but keford that is accomplished there is an enormous lot of excavation to be gone on with,\u201d Meanwhile, the indignation of morchants on: the street thus handicappel is deep, and it is not unlikely that it will take the shape.of more than words.Ono business | man proposes to enter actions against both the C.P.R.and the city for contravention of his rights, as a businest man and a property owrier, CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL, To-morrow will be choir Sunday in Christ Church Cathedral.The music at the morning and evening services will be as follows : 11 a.m.~Qpening hymn, \u201cHark the Her ald Anges Sing;\u2019\u2019 respontos, Tallis Festi val; venite and psalms, Cathedral psalter; Te Deum, A.S.Sullivan in D.; Jubilate, S.P.Warren in Eb; anthem, \"and there were shepherds abiding, cte., Glory to God in the bighest;\u201d hymn, \u201cO come all ye faitkfol;\"\u201d offertory, \u201cLove Divine;\u201d Stairer\u2019s Scven- fold Amen; concluding voluntary, Fourth So- pate in D minor, Alex.Guilmant.7.05 p.m.\u2014Qpening hymn, \u201cHark the Herald Angels Sing; responses, Tallis\u2019 Festival; psalms, Cathedral psalter; Cantate, S.P.Warren, (festival) in D; Nune Dimittis, Stainer in A; anthem, \u2018And there wero shepherds, etc, Cilory to God in the highest;\u201d hymn, \u2018\u2019Whilà Shephordg Watched their Flo:ks by Night; offertory, \u2018Jesu, Lover of my Soul; hymn, \u2018Now the Day is Over,\u201d J.B.Norton; Stainer\u20189 Soven- old Amen, concluding voluntoryt \u2018Halles lajah Chorus,\u201d Mcssiah, Handel.The choir numbery 50 voices.The soloists are: Miss Louise M.Daly, soprano; Miss E.Isabel Daly, contralto; Mr.J.Stewart Blandford, ténor; and Mr.Ern:st J.Chamters, bass.Jno.B.Norton, orgapist and musical director.AT TRE GESU.e At benediction service on Sunday evening at 7.30 p.m,, the following programme will be given with a choir of 100 vcices, and an orchestra of 30 musicians: Sanctus, Messe da Pagues, Gounod; O Salutarls, Messe Scl- cnnelle, Roudseau; baritone solo, Jor.Saucier; Ave Maria, from Tannhauser, Wagner; Tantum Ergo, Rossini; trio by A.Comp- tois, R.Masson, H, C.St, Pierre, Q.C.Prof.Alex.Clark, conductor; D.Ducharme, organist.DIABETES CURABLE.Given up to Diec-Uses Nodd\u2019s Kidney Pills and is Cored by Fight Boxen.Kirkfield, (Special), Dec.23.\u2014Mr.Duncan McKenzie, miller and lumberrnan, of this place, had returned from Kansas lately.Had failed in health and strength.Had lost fifty pounds in weight.Was given up by his physiclans às well as by speclalists in Toronto, and by himself and friends.Now comes pn change, \u2014He says in a letter to Dodd's Medicine Co.\u201cAfter commencing with rour Dodd's Kidney Pills, I got help Inside of two weeks, I took eight boxes in eight weeks, am completely cured, not a symptom left, general health good.Have regained my old health and weight.Had been bothered with heart and liver, both have vanished with the diabetes.I can walk briskly for miles instead of crawling as before.Am a brother of the president of the Toronto Street Reil- way Co., and well known here.\u201d Diabetes is set down as incurable\u2014But Dodd's Kidney Pills always cure._ OETLONK Has settled the matter in the aflirmative.BLACK OR MIXED, \u201cTo Drink\u2019 \u2014or not to drink\u2014 Is no longer the question.TE a ALI PRETTY PICTURES.À picture frame makes or mars the appearance of a picture.Don't spoil a good picture by putting it in a poor frame.We can supply you with any kind of frame at a very low price, and give vou advice as to the most suitable frame for a picture.We have a large display of holiday goods at low prices.GROCERS Plush Goods, Silverware, Photo Albums, Easels, Etc.Be sure and see our matchless Tub Stand, a most useful thing.Price, $2.50.Geo.R.Heasley, The Picture Framer, 2087 St, Catherine St, Near Bleury Street.Telephone 3415.RETAIL DEPARTMENT.Cut from the finest lot of ranch cattle ever seen in Montreal.The Delight of Epicures! Seven Stores in all, as follows: 224 Bleury Street, cor.Berthelet 620 St.Catherine, cor.St.Huber \u201c* 6309 712 St.Lawrence, cor.Guilbaul \u201c\u201c 6077 841 St, Catherine Street cast.\u201c6030 7 Chaboillez Square.\u201c18 4251 St.Catherine Street, cor.Oliver Avenue, Cote Et.Antoine.* 9835 Cor.Ropory and Centre Streets, Point © St.Charles.\u201c8 The LAING woven C0, Ltd, ELECTRIC : REPAIR AND CONTRACTING CO, \u20ac19 Lagauchetiere Street, Montreal, Electric apparatus of all kinds repaired on the shortest notice.Armatures re- woundifor.ail systems.Prices moderate.GEORGE E.MATHEWS, Manager.For 10 years with the Royal Electric Co.T.and H.Aro Armatures a specialty.Are You Nervous?Horsford\u2019s Acid Phesphate Quiets the nerves and induces sleep, \u2018A SEVERE STORM.Telegraphic and Telephonic Communi cation Interrupted in the Western States.Pittsburg, Pa., Dec.27.\u2014A severe storm passed over Western Pennsylvania last night, crippling telegraph and telephonid communication in this territory, but doing little other damage.New \u2018York, Dec.27.\u2014Thls city was visited by an unusually severe storm of wind and rain last night.The velocity of the wind registered as high ag 60 rniles an hour, and the rain fell in torrents.Little damage is reported in the city proper, though many wires in this vicinity are down.Buffalo, Dec.27.\u2014Western New York was drenched with rain all day yesterday which in the eariy evening changed to a damp snow.The snow fall was arrested about midnight, and a fall in température has covered streets, huild- ings and wires with sleet and ice.This morning dawned cold and clear.Schenestady,! N.Y., Dec, 22\u2014Tkis city was visitod last night! by terrific wind storms$ The most sericus accident was the blowing down of the Central Hudson block signal tower, a mile west of this city.Thomas FHackdtt, \u2018the operator, was prob ebly fatally injured.Traffic was blocked for several hours, IAS HE HYDROPIOBIA?remis cnt Young Oscar Salim Becomes Violent While Eating His Christmas Piuner, New York, Dec.27.\u2014Osrar Salin, a lai of 17, who is said to be a son of Mrs.Anna £abn of 574 Lexington Avenue, while eating & Ckristmas dinner ycsterday, at the heme of Bis young friend, Jacon Hocfer, at 1,616 Third Avenue, suddenly began to snarl and pant like à dog.He attackel Hoefer and finally drove everybody from the room.Then he began to bresk the dishes and furniture.Although weighing but 115 pounds he was more than a match for a big policeman who was summoned, and it took four mere to put him in a straitjacket and carry him to the ambulance, which conveyed him to the Presbyterian Hospital.The lad foamed at the mouth after being taken to the hospitel, aod the doctors thought ho might have hy- drophobis.Sakn lives in a building at 1,578 Ttirà Avenne, which belongs to his motser, who kas a butcher shop cn tho ground floor.A: black dog bes often fcliowcd Him about, but it 19 not known whether the animal ever bit bime Greeniand SEAL CAPES, 27, 30, 83 and 36 inches long, full wide skirte, are a fpecialty with usat prices below \u20acro, WATTERS.2312 St.Catherino St 2312 ST BROKERS, ETC.' A.FINT.AYSON.A.GRANT, FINLAYSON & GRANT, Custom House Brokers, Forwarders and Warehousemen, 413 to 417,8t.Panl St, MONTREAL Bell el.057.P.O.Box \u20ac3L, W.H.WARREN CETruPLE DUILDINS, TELEPHONE 2303, ACCOUNTANT & TRUSTES Epecial attention poid to auditing tho books, elcsinæ pntries and sintements of joint stock companies.Trust Moneys Kkept in separate Bank Ao counts and carefully administered, Loans Nogetintad PROFESSIONAL CARDS.BARRISTERS NOTARIES ETO (CHRYSLER & LEWIS, BARRISTERS, SOLICTORS, KETC, SUPREME COURT AND DEPARTMEXTAL AGENTS.OTTAWA, CANADA.F.H Carvarn, Q.C.J.TRAVERS LEWIS, STUART HENDERSON, B.A., I.1.B,, B.U.Le Earrister, Solicitor, Notary, Euprome Court and Departmental Agent, OTTAWA.J ErTCE &: PRINGLE, BARR TERS, ATTORNETS-AT-T.AW.SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY, NOTARIES PUBLIC, TC, CORNWALL, ONT R.A, PRINGLE.James LEITCA, Q.C.M¢NAB & MULKERN, BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS, E10 Officer Cor, Richmond and Carling Sta,, LONDON, ONT{ GEO, MCNAB.¥rED, C.HARPER, G'EEON 8 FE, \u20ac.GIBEONE, Q.C.NUIRERK, M cLEOD STEWARE BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY, E10, Supreme Court, Parliamentary and Departmental Agent, TOE MOLSONS BANK CHAMBERS, Ottawa, Ont, | F.T.COSTELLO, Barrisier, Solicitor, Ete., ALEXANDRIA, ONT, Always summer at the baths.Reduced rates.Monthly tickets, entitling holder to an un limited number of swims\u2014One dollar per month, Turkish bath, the real thing.During day, 75 cents.Evenings, 50 cents.PAINTING PAPER HANGING Done to order.Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, and prices the lowest.\u20ac Gagnier & Lefebvre, (2 uccessors to H.A.MILLER) $ 1996 St.Catherine St.Soncossecssecessesessesse 663205208006 36\u20ac 0 Messrs.C.C.RicHARDS & Co.Y ArmouTi, N.S.GENTLEMEN,\u2014In Jan.last Francois Leclaire, one of the men employed by me working in the lumber woods, had a tree fall on him, crushing him fearfully.He was, when found, placed on a sled and taken home, where grave fears were entertained for his recovery.His hips being badly bruised and his body turned black from his ribs to his feet.We used MIN- ARD'S LINIMENT on him freely to deaden the pain, and with the use of 3 bottles he was completely cured and able to return to his work.SAUVEUR DUVAL Elgin Road, L'Islet Co, Que., May 26, 1893.CURE YOURSELF! Use Big G for all unnatural discharges, and any inflammation, irritation, or ulceration of FF in 1105 days Gaarantecd not to stricture.or poisonous, Sold by Druggists.Circular gent cn request.of 7 > ; ; TETE DR.A.T.SANDEN, OF NEW YORK.\u201cTHREE CLASSES OF MEN\" is the title of & handsome illustrated pocket volumn just issued by Dr.Sanden for men.1t ina frank, plain way points out the origin, cause and effect of indiscretions and excesses by men.The leading articles are upon Seminal Weakness, Impotency.Drains and Losses, Varlcocle, Atrephy and Undevelopment, and their curé at home Without Drugs or Medicines.The book briefiy sets forth the doctor's wonderful success during thirty vears practice in these cases, and every young, middle-aged or old man suffering the slightest weakness should read it and learn just where he stands.1t is sent free, sealed, by mail upon request.Address, DR.A.T.SANDEN, 826 Broadway, New York, $ MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1895.Joh Murphy \u20ac Co's ADVERTISEMENT.End of Month learing Sale.Our Monthly Clearing Sale for December should prove specially attractive to purchasers of New Year Presents, because whatever remains over of our vast stock of Xmas Goods will be cleared out at immense reductions.Bargains Suitable For New Year Presents abound in every Department! Under- noted are a few examples drawn from our Glove Department : Lined Gloves at Sale Prices.READ! READ! READ! Men's Fine Mocho Gloves, heavy linings, $2.75 for $1.98 pair.Men\u2019s Fur-lined Gloves, cheap at $3.00, for $1.98 pair.Men's Real Buck Mitts, wool lined, $2.50 for $1.98 pair.Special value in Lined Gloves at $1.00, worth $1.25 and $1.50 a pair.Ladies\u2019 Evening Gloves, 20 to 24-button length, opera shades, regular prices, $3.50 and $3.75, for $2.95.Ladies\u2019 Lined Gloves, sample lots, worth $1.25 for 75¢ per pair.JOHN MURPHY & CO.2343 St.Catherine Street, Corner Metcalfe Street.TELEPHONE, No.8838.\u2018 MEN OF EASY MIND Are those who wear our handsome Plush Slippers when they sit at home.Price only $1.00.Ladies\" sizes, 75 cents.SHORT, the Shoeist, 124 St.Lawrence Street, cor.Lagauchetiere.\u2014\u2014 A FINE LINE ofS-otch Tweed Suitings all reduced to $15.Also a nice lot of 6, 7 and 8 dollar pants reduced to $4.M.J.ADLER, TAILOR, 75 Bleury Street.Skating New Year\u2019s Day \u2018All the rinks are expected to be open, and you will do well to secure a pair of the Gales' Skating Boot for men, made of Russia Tan, Calf and Black Kangaroo, Prices: $2.50; Goodyear Welt, $8.00.9 THOS.W.GALES, 137 St.Antoine Street, Telephone 2980.| a 000000300003000300000000 Do You WRITE \u2014ON\u2014 Tees\u2019 Desks?\u2014MADE AT\u2014 300 St.James Street, ©008030000000000000000C0 See in Operation, The Crystal Filter \u2014\u2014 The only self-cleaning and everlasting water filter in the world.Magnify the water from a tap and see the amount of poison you are drinking.116 St.Peter St., Montreal.\u201cA.M.C.\u201d \u201cA.M.C.\u201d \u201cA.M.C.\u201d s Aunt Marthy\u2019s Cure\u201d FOR RHEUMATISM.PRICE, 25c.Sent by ma \u201cLo any address, in lots of one half-dozen, for $1.50, THE \u201cA.M.G.\u201d MEDICINE GO, 678 St.Paul Street, Montreal, WHAT DO YOU WANT?Just now that quesijon is often askeyl of customers who intend giving Christmas Presents.If you give us a call.you may find some things you have not thought of in the way of Artists\u2019 Boxes and Colors, Photo Frames, Photographs ; also, à few very choice Fancy Tables, John Murphy, Opposite Queen\u2019s Theatre THE MADORE INQUEST.Medical Evidence Given Yesterday Afternoon\u2014Foul Play Feared.The adjournod inquest cn the body of Baptistg Madore, the carter whose body was found under peculiar circumstances in the river along Wellinéton Street, on the 27 inst), vas enoned hefore Coroner Me- Mahon at the morgue esterday afternoon.Whe first witness called was Dr.ville neuve, who had mAde an examination of the body of the deceasod.The external examination revealed nothing except that the body had been in ths water, The only marks of violence were a scratch on the top of the head and on the nos, and a small cuti on the upper lip about § of an incH in length, and a few scratches on the right elbow and on both knces.The autopsy revealed the fact that under the scratches and the cut on the upper.lip there Was a Certain amount of coagulated blood showing violence inflicted before death.Under the skull was found two cechymosis, one on top of tha head, and} ona on the back of the head.Under the latter was a frac ture of the skull extending the whole base of the full.The brain was covered with a Liood \u2018clot, and was congested.The lungs ware also congested and full of blood, water and ecome, which showed that the man had {ried to breathe under water, and death was due to drowning.Before death, he recéived violence, the nature of which is not.exactly known.LL.Louis Garcon, a carter living at 197 Ropery Street, deposed to having seen Madore driving his cab down Inspector Stpeet at 1.15 on Monday morning.\u2018There were three men in the cab making 2 foise, and they appeared to be drunk.John Thompson Porter, motorman, 208 Shaw Street, said he saw the deceased twice on the might of the occurrence.The first time was at about a few minutes after twelve, and again shortly after one o'clock.He was with his cab near Colborne Street, and on both occasions had his hat off.There was no person in the cab.Thomas Murphy, laborer, 18 Oliver Etreet, said shortly after one o'clocx on Monday morning he was standing with a friend on McCord Street, and heard the cries of a man coming from the canal.He heard Constable McKeown blow his whistle, and they all went down to the anal.There was a hole in the ice a short distance from, the sheds.The ice looked very shaky, and there was a signal up marked danger.: Patrick Clark, 26 McCord Street, corroborated the last witness.Constable McKeown said a carter on Victoria Square had been notified to attend, and the coroner intimated that a warrant would be taken out to enforce his attendance .The coroner said \u2018that if the officer could get any more witnesses this morning he would examine them at the next inquiry, which will take place on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.AS BAD AS BEFORE.The Repairs to the Recorder\u2019s Court THE BOND ISSUE.House of Representatives to Vote To- morrow\u2014Arrangements Made.Washington, Dec.27.\u2014A conference was held between Speaker Reed and the House managers to-day, and the result was an agreement for a vote on the bond bill at three o'clock to-morrow, instead of five o'clock today.In the meantime, it is to be open to debato throughout to-day, and until 10 o\u2019clock to-night, and up to the time of voting to-morrow.A further arrange ment was made that the Ways and Means Committee beforc reporting the bill will insert a c\u2019auso showing that it is not the pur- sert a clause showing tbat it ig not the pur- arranged that there shall be separate votes, one on the propos.tion for a fifty million bond: issue, and another on the unlimited issue.The Ways and Means Committee have ac- opted the amendment to the bond bill suggested by Mr.Hopkins, of Illinois, to pre vent the accumulation in the treasury of the greenbacks and their practical retirement without cancellation.Ancther ameniment wad adopted, making the bonds payable withi:t 15 years.THE HEAVIEST ON RECORD Burgiars (lean Out a St Lawrence &treet Fur Store.The midnight marauders who have been infesting Montreal of late made & big haul on St.Lawrence Main Street sometime yesterday morning.The store victimized was that of Mr.J.R.Boudreau, hatter and furrier, No.97 on that thoroughfare.Entrance was effected from the rear and an express or a hack must have been utilized in removing the spolls as fully three thousand dollars worth of furs were carried of.\u2018There was also every indication that the robbers had lots of time to work their will es it was only the best goods which were selected all the second grades being discarded.The detectives are hard at work on the case AN ALL KOUND FIGHT.But the Police and the Citizens Were Finally in it.Two corner loiterers, named Nathaniel Terrault and Arthur Chauvin, were before the Recorder yesterday.Constable Guyon, of No.2 Station, saw two men fighting on the corner of St.Cather- ines and Frontenac Streets Thursday night, and promptly arrested them, their friends among whom were the two prisoners, started to rescue them, when two citizens Interfered.The gang lcft off beating the constable and attacked the citizens.Constable Guyon had to let go his prisoners in order to rescue the citizens who had come to help him.The result was the capture of Chauvin and Terrault.One of the citizens had his face smashed, ani for this the two were fined 310 or one month each, then they Offices.It was only recently that the suite of offices attached to the Recorder's Court were renovated.and repaired.at the expense of many hundred dollars! The ceilings were roplastered and delicately tinted, and in fact no money wad spared to embellish them in a proper manner.The officials were at last congratulating themselves that they were in offices fit to live in, and while working in which they ran no risk of having their skullsj crushed by falling plaster.Their short-lived dream has come to an end for the ceiling, if not as bad as it was before, is rapidly becoming so.Already water from some leaky valve or another has penetrated thd ceiling, cracking it so badly that portions may fall at any time.The officials of the Recorder's Court want to know who is to blame for this and so do the public.The Difference, Some people have been known to smoke cane, and they say the change from cane to ordinary \u2018tobaccos was not so noticeable as the change from ordinary tobaccos to Ross\u2019 Cut Plug Smoking Tobacco.See Ross\u2019 Asbestos pipes at 20c, Chaboillez Square.PATENT REPORT.Mr.Hanbury A.Budden, solicitor of patents, 517 New York Life building, Mgut- real, reports the following patents to have been issued to Canadian inventors by the United States Patent Office on December 24, 1895: 552,069-\u2014Watch-casc (spring, Bruca Murphy, Orillia, assignor to E.F.Bowman, Lancaster, Pa; 11,519\u2014(re-issuc)\u2014A rti- ficial fuel, Jcan D.Oligny, Montreal, as signor to D.O.Frye, Lachine Lccks, anl 1.G.Harris, Toronto; 551,836\u2014Trip-sling, James W.Provan, Oshawa; 551,827\u2014Ma- chine for bending pipes, William! Lichfield, Winnipeg.Great variety for the Holidays.You will find the largest assort- ent of Parlor Sets and Fancy Furniture at F.Lapointe\u2019s, 1551 St.Catherine St.POLICE COURT POINTERS, There was very little of interest in the Police Court yesterday.Jules Lespe- rance, for petty thefty got six months in jail.Alphonse Coutäneau, for an attempt to break in, was remanded for dght days, pleading not guilty.J.Brunet: Xo.16 Mountain Street, pleaded not guilty to keeping a common gaming house and was admifitet to bail to have his trial later: on.Two young men pleaded guilty to stealing from the Hoche- laga Cotton; Mills ard got cff with six hours in the cells the company pleading for clemency.William: Whelan, No.483 Craig Street, wad fined $150 and costs or three months for sellirg liquor without a license.FRENCH LIQUEURS.The well-known brand \u2018\u2018Cusenier,\u201d 1s \u2018recognized as standard.You will find a complete assortment of these liquors at the Central Grocery, MERCIER & VILLENEUVE, 266 St.Lawrence Sÿ Bell Telephone 6170.A Professional Wife Beater, Lieutenant Choquette had a professional wife beater before the Recorder yesterday, in the person of Hermin- glide Brulet, of Lafontaine Street.He has been several times in jail for assaulting his wife, and on this occasion he was given three months in jail with hard labor and three months more in default of paying a fine of ten dollars.The latest in Cheviot Suitings and Overcoatings.Kelly Bros 691-1697 Notre Dame St.The Feeling Ona of Amusement.Lieyt.-Col.Hughes, Superintendent of Police, returned this morning from a short visit to New York.When asked by a Herald reporter if there was much talk of war trouble in the big city of the Empire State, he replied: \u2018So far as I could see or hear there was not.The feeling expressed was more of amusement at the idea of such a thing than anything else.\u201d You will find the largest assortment of Parlor Sets and Faney Furniture at ¥.Lapeinte\u2019s, 1551 were fined § 0 o- one month for acsiu'ting the police, and $3.40 or one month for damaging property, as in the melee one of the citizens had his spectacles broken.PRES ENTATION TO HENRY MILES, The residence of Henry Miles, at 77 St.Mark Street, was the scens Thursday night of a presentation to that gentleman, on behalf of his fellow employes of the firm of Lyman Sons and Co.Mr.Miles, who is severing his connection with the firm in order to go into business on his own account, was called upon by some fifty members of Lyman Sons and Co., and presented with an address and a valuable picture, bearing a suitable inscription.The address was as follows : Dear Mr.Miles,\u2014~The employes of Lyman Sons and Co.learning that you were retiring from the firm desire to give expression to the mutual good feeling and pleasant intercourse that has existed between them and yourself since your connection with tha firm, as a partner, as well as the many years of service pre4 viously passed togther in the employ of the respected firm of Lyman Sons and Co.While régretting your departure from amongst us, we éincerely hope and trust that you may realize in your new sphere of effort all the success which your energy and ability deserve.AS a tangible proof of our esteem for you we present you with this picture, which will be a silent, witness in years to come of happy memories connected with the present occasion.Wishing you and Mrs.Miles and family all the blessings of this lite and of the life hereafier.On behalf of the employest and myself, believe me, yours sincerely, THOS.BOYD.The guests were afterwards entertained to supper) by Mr.and Mrd.Miles.PAY YOUR ELECTION BETS.Lose with good grac~ and buy the winner a box of choice Havana cigars at L.H.Jacob's, 134 St.James Street.NOTRE DAME HOSPITAL.Dinner Will Be To-day.The annual dinner by the bencfactors and friends of the Notro Dame Hospital to the sick pcople of the institution will ba given to-dau (Saturday) at one pm.His Grace the Archbishop of Montreal will pre side.Friends and benefactors of the bcs pital are cordially invited.Christmas Given We are still leading and dcter- mined to lead in our popular $4 Trousers now so well known for fit, style and value.R.G.Brown & Co., cor.Bleury and Dorchester streets.The Crown in Rebultnl.The Demers murder trial has advanced an- otber stage, Mr.Desmarais has closed the defence, and yesterday Mr.Archambault, Q.C.for the Crown, is examining Mr.De guisep the fandiord in rcbuttal! From pre sent indications.it is probable that the case will wind up by next Monday night, particularly if the court sits, asis proposed, up till twelve to-night.BIG FRUIT FIRM IN DIFFICULTIES.San Francisco, Dec.27.\u2014Porter Bros.& Co., the largest dealers in dried fruits on the Pacific coast, announce that they are urable to meet ther payments and have askel their creditors for further time.The firm is unable to state the amount of liabilities, but they will be very large.a mtr ee CUSTOMS DETECTIVES BUSY.Niagara Falls, N.Y., Dec.27.\u2014Canadian Government officials have been keeping a close watch on the ports of entry along the border between this part of the State and Canada \u2018during the holidays.Detectives were stationed at the railway bridges by the Grand Trunk Trunk road, and the custom officials kept a sharp eye on every one.We make the best Dress Suits silk or satin lined.$35.Kelly Bros., 1691-1697 Notre Dame St.Missing Since the Twenty.Fourth.Auguste Pharaud, a young man re- eiding at 117 Manufacturers Street, Pt.St.Charles, has been missing since the twenty-fourth of the month.He left his home on that occasion to take a walk down town and has not been heard of St.Catherine St, since.The police have been notified.AMUSEMENTS.Mlle.Jane May, the Parisian panto mimist, will present a play\u2014a panotmime \u2014~written by Michael Carre and herself, called \"Miss Pygmalion,\u201d having scored a great hit in these parts, both in Paris, London, and at Daly's Theatre, Ncw York.Her American tour is under the direction of Mr.Augustin Daly.iler engagement here in Montreal is for one week, commencing Monday night.A Newt Year\u2019s Day matinee will be given.MAX O'RELL.Speaking of Max O'Rell, who comes to the Queen's next week, the New York \u2018Tribune says: \" Her Royal Highness, Woman, was the theme of last night's comedy lecture, and the best test of the enthralment of the O\u2019Rellian manner.For two hours he held us spellbound, and the gods were in complete subdual and eclipse.\u201d .\u201cA BOWERY GIRL.\u201d Of \u201cA Bowery Girl,\u201d which will be seen at the Theatre Royal next week, the Dally St.Pgu{ Call speaks as follows: \"A Bowery Girl\u201d is a good, old- fashioned mélo-qrama, with aowntrod- den right, In tnree acts, which, like yeast, rises wnen exposed to the atmosphere oI wrong, and finally conquers.This same concentrated viriue also bubbles over, now and then forming climaxes upon whigh the curtain invariably drops.Like ail of the better sen- satlonal melo-aramas, the plece is most elaborately staged, the scenic effects being of the very highest order and quite true to life.The company ls ai gool one.: : THEATRE FRANCAIS.The Opera Francals continues its series of operas at popular prices.night \u201cFaust,\u201d Monday \u201cLa Traviata,\u201d Tuesday \u201cThe Chimes of Normandy.\u201d New Year's matinee \u2018Carmen,\u2019 New Year\u2019s night \u201cLucila gi Lammermoor,\u2019 wiil all be given at 50 cents in the orchestra and 25 cents in other parts of the house.M.Armand Mary, the new tenor, Is recovering raridiy from his recent illness, and will make his debut on January 2 next In \u201cLes Huguenots.WINDSOR HALL.A feature of the\u2019 combined recitals to be given at Windsor Hall on Friday end Saturday of mext week, by Miss Jessie Alexander, of Toronto, and Prof.Charles Roberts, of New York, will be the presentation of the bright little comedy, \u201cA Happy Pair,\u201d which depicts the quarrels of a newly married couple.Of a recent presentation of this work in Toronto, the Mail says: \u201cThose who had the good fortune to attend the combined recital last night secured a.treat, for the commedietta, \u2018A Happy Pair\u2019 was one of the cleverest and brightest bits of acting that has been given in this city for a long time.The dialogue is bright and interesting, abounding in repartee that is as pungent as can be desired.Both acters played their parts well and kept the audience convulsed with laughter.Mr.Roberts played the part of the bored husband to perfection, whilst Miss Alexander's work was very artistic and real.\u201d Both artists will give individual numbers as wel las the comedy.The sale of seats for thie event opens at Shaw\u2019s on 'Monday next.40 Vo A NEW HALL OPENED.The first entertainment ever given in the new St.Briget\u2019s Hall took place last evening.This is one of the nicest halls in_the city with a seating capacity of over 1,000.All the scenery is new and rich.The place was crowded fo \u2018the door to witness the produation of Marie Stuart by « committee of benevolent ladies, who gave the entertainment to help the church.A French song by Miss Rondeau entitled \u201cMon pays mes amourls,\u2019\u201d\u2019 was rendered admirably.NEWS FROM QUEBEC.Floods in EBeauce\u2014Untrue Reports of Deer Slunghter.Quebec, Dec.27.\u2014Judge Andrews has refused the application to admit Mr.Martineau, of Beland & Martineau, to bajl., 4 , .The recent rains have caused quite an inundation in Beauce.The railway was flooded in several localities and for a day or two communication was interrupted between some of the stations.The parish of St.Georges de Beauce has been without mail for the past two dayaw Last night's heavy rain is delaying the Boston and Maine express train, which is blocked by the flood near St.Georges.Mr.Louis Berube, of Fraserville, was drowned on Saturday in Lake Temis- couata.He was driving home over the ice, when it broke under him, driver, horse and vehicle.all disappearing in the water.Mr.TT.A.Poston, Provincial Revenue Inspector, has just returned from Lake Megantic, where he has been investigating the reports recently circulated of the illegal slaughter of deer in that region, and finds that the said reports are entirely untrue.By the published game record of the Maine Central Railway for October last there were six hundred and sixty nine deer shipped over the Bangor and Arostook Railway, which were Killed in the northern parts of the State of Maine, a great part of which wag shipped in bond by the C.P.R.through Lake Megantic to join the above mentioned railway, and this record is no doubt the origin of the report circulated that the deer were killed in this province.\u201cCarmen\u201d at the Matince January Ist, and \u201cLucie de Lammer- moor\u201d at night.AIR at popular prices, 50c, 25c.Reserve your seats carly at Prattes music store, French Opera House.NO IDENTITICATION YET.The statement that the body of the man suffocated by gas in the Hope Coffee House yesterday has been identified is not corrcot.Neither the coroner ror the authorities at the Morguo has been able to find out his name or whore be game from.Canned Vegetables, 1885 PACKING.The best brands of Tomatoes, er Swect Corn, Peas, Beans.90c doz.Strictly new laid Eggs, er In this morning.> Ceres vareesense 25c dos.Fresh Eggs.cov s.c00c ce caca ee s eus Î 5c per 07 The best brand of Self-Raising Flour, 6-lb.pack.16\u20ac; 3 Ibs., Se.A fine assortment of Choice Fruits, comprising Valencia Oranges, California Navel Oranges, Jamaica Oranges, Sweet Oranges from.reerennen per ; 10c 2 Florida Pine Apples, large, each,.2 5 Cc Almeria and Malaga Grapes, Bananas, Grape Fruit, California Pears.Choice Fameure Apples for the table.Messina Lemons, 10¢ dozen, \\ Complete stock of Winter Apples, Greenings, Baldwins, Kiug\u2019s, Northern Spies, from $2.50 per brl.Oysters for the Million.Hand-picked Malpecques, frgm er per $3.00 Phi 35c pock Bulk Oysters received daily, 40¢ qri.Bell Tel.2571.E.Desjardins, 10c pe doz Corner Windsor ani St, Antoine Streets UA 1676 Notre Dame Streef, DERMATOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.Special treatment for all Complexion, \u201cKin and Scrip Diseases and all Genitoe Urinary \u2018Troubles.Acne, Eczema, Pimples.¥acial Blemishes, Dandruff.Birthmarks and superfluous hair permanently destroyed LY electricity and without pain by DR.H.J.BRODEUR, Member of the Dermatological Society OF PARIS, Residence 285 St.Denis Street.p.m., 6 p.m, to8 p.m.Bell Tel, 727 Branch Office for ladies only Square.9 a.m.to 12 noon.1pm, to \u201c17 Phillips THAT PRETTY CHAIR is a good thing for a New Years Gift.If someone else doesn't want it, it's good enough ul AE AONE (ALE TE Ka ARES = H.A.WILDER & CO., 232-236 McGill Street.12 1 OO Nil BE The Goodness Of Goods is morc important than the uncertainty of so-called \u201cbargain prices.\u201d When temnted to experiment with \u201cundesirables\u201d of any kind in the Carpet, Oiicloth, Rug and Curtain line-DON\u201dT.\u2014Come in and see ours-they're better, more desirable in every way, and just as Cheap.JAMES AYLIS & QON 7 The Carpet 1837 NOTRE near Warehouse DAME STREET Will EERE RS SERENE NE Gold Eve Glasses Gold Spectacles WELL FITTED Make a Suitable Present, CALL AT H.SANDERS! OPTICIAN, 259 St.James Street.Five Pieces Rug Covered ASO NE 024.1 OL OO Parlor Set.Sofa,;Armehair, Two Straight Chairs and One Corner Chair.Perfectly new.Just ¢ got them Wednesday.Very ¢ neat models, Fine quality of Rug.Regular price $45.¢ Some might not like the color.Little dark perhaps.¢ So we'll sell for 835, §10 ¢ ¢ : less.Furniture Dealers, 1924 Notre Dame St.¢ ¢ T.E.& A.MARTIN, ¢ ; { BARGAINS! BARGAINS! AT SEMMELHAACR\u2019S CHEAP STORE, 83 Bi, Lawreuce Strect Read this and be convinced: Evergreen, lôc a bunch, worth 25c; Graters, worth 5e, now lc.Colanders sold everywhere at 8c, we offer Toy Brooms reduced from 8c to Sc.Good Nickel Watches, Worth §3.00, we sell now at $2.00.Pepper Boxes, worth 4c, now lc.Envelopes, everywhere sold at 5¢ and 8c a package, we sell at 2c.Plush Albums marked $1.25, we now offer at 65c.Fancy Frames, only se.Large Toy Tables, hardwood and painted, worth $1.25, reduced to half price, 65c.Express Waggon, worth 50c¢, now 30c.Large Expresses, worth 90c, reduced to 45c.Potato Mashers in hardwood, 8c, now 3c, Toilet Sets, everywhere sold at Täc, we offer at less than half,35c.exter lockers reduced from $1.90 to Gûc, Cake or Roust Pans, worth Ge, we sell at ic.Games 10e, now.be.China Cup and sauce», Worth 25c, reduced to 10c.Our prices are lower than ever, and we dety competition.| | NEW LAMPS.No well furnished drawing-room is considered complete now without « lamp.We have them in wrought iron, brass, silver or gold finish, A.T.WILEY & CO, 1803 Notre Dane St.and 2341 St, Catherine St.\u2019 i The Montreal Herald {s published daily at 603 Craig Street, by the Montreal at lc.Herald Company, Edward Holton, President, ToT ST Nothing Like Shirt.fect everywhere.manufacture it right.Fit, material, Can\u2019t equal it, It! Nothing like our ONE DOLLAR White Dress Shirt, made well, fits well, looks well, and liked well,-that\u2019s what\u2019s in our White workmanship, per- Besù selling White Dress Shirt in Canada.We [Munroe Bros., 2246 St, Catherine Street.CORRECT OBSERVATORY, TIME.HINTS FOR JIOLIDAY PURCHASERS, well worthy of inspection.Diamond Ring, set in fine gold a lovely Diamond Ornament, trom $10 to $1,000.We only want to show you our stock.prices are sure to please.J.B.WILLIAMSON, IMPORTER Our stock of Diamonds and Precious Btones is How would a genuine at $7.00 suit?What about a Lady's Gold watch, stem winder, guaranteed timekeeper, at $107 Wecan give you The J.B.WILLIAMSON, 1741 Notre Dame St.= rT e+ AFRICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Regular Line of First-Class Steamships \u2014 BETWEEN POBTLAND\u2014 BRISTOL Avonmouth Steamers of the above line insure at first clas rates and are fitued up with ali the modern ii- provements for carrying Live Stock, also Butter Cheese, Grain, and evor, description of general cargo, and are intended to be despatched FROM PORTLAND _ , as foilows:\u2014 SS.Dominion.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.Dec, 21 And Kegniariy Therenfter.For rates of freiglat and other particulars applyt0 Grand Trunk Railway Agents, at all stations, or to ELDER, DEMPSTER & CO.219 Commissione:sSt- - - MONTREAL JOHNSTON LINE.Regular Sailings.BOSTON TO LONDON.BRITISH QUEEN about.« Dec.x BALTIMORE about.« Jan.For rates of freight, through bills of lading and full informatior.apply to all railwas agents; Wm, Johnsten & Co, Ltd.Cham 4 of Commerce Bldg., Boston; 218 La Salle Stree Chicago ; 208 Railway Exchange Building, Louis; or to WM.JOHNSTON & CO, Ltd.Board of Trad Building, Montresl HAMBURG - AMERICAN PACKET COY (HANSA LINE) The only direct line between Hamburg and Boston, affording regular sailings.WINTER SERVICE.HAMBURG to BOSTON MARECA.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260ecssscensecer + Des 5 HUNGARIA.\u2026.010000ceceseceuenees \\ And regularly thereafter.Propaid tickets are issued for passat from Germany, Austria, Belgium, Ho Eu erland, Jtaiv, France and all parts of Ut re ver, ropean Continent via Hamburg or Ant at lowest rates of passage.will Importers of German and Belgium goods find it to their advantage by having oo goods come by Hansa Line vis Ham» wr: Through bills of Jading jssued | nection with the Canadian und America® ways to principal points in Canada.r For further particulars apply to the unde mentioned : Respecting passage: D, CONNELLY, General Passenger Agents 14 Place d\u2019Armes Square, Montre?Pegarding Freight and other partioulars JAMES THOM, ; ing Manager Freight and Shipping John street -\u2014 _ -_\u2014 a land, Switz ton \u2014 Boston SZOW about 3 Jan.17 Jan.31 Jan, 4 Feb, Crs on hlifax \u2018vice.From John's 11 Jan, three to St iladel- N, Lreals \u2014 TS EN \u2018pool rom n, N.B., Dec.23 Jan 8 Jan 22 E rip, $80 | accom- lasgow, py the ) use ot utensils à Mont yn vin Ry.Ex- and to ada and lading.carriage freight.eight or BLL, er, Ftreet, treal.[NE ANY'SX ships mouth , first class odern im- so Butter of general ched sc, 21 xc, 3L errs applyto 11 stations, co.)NTREAL NEON.«peel «Jan.6 y of lading 11 railway \u2026 Chamber alle Street dlding, Ltde , Montreal CAN Y mburg and lings.CE.pr Antwerp, ill nm goods #1 aving their y Hambulb- ed in oo werican Rad > tho under LA op Agent ; Montreal ticulars: M, Tanagers ohn Streëty MONTREAL DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1895.T1 World-wide News ENGLAND, .A parliamentary paper has been is- ucd giving the number of aliens landed from the Continent at the ports of the United Kingdom during the month and the eleven months ended Nov.30, 1895, as compared With the corresponding .periods of the previous year.During the course of last month there arrlved in the country 6228 allens, as against 5,030 in November 1894.Of these 2,947 were professedly \u20acn rcute to America, as compared With 2,524 in last's year\u2019s corresponding return.Of the total recorded 2346 came fram Hamburg and North Germany, 647 from Holland and \u2018Antwerp.1,077 from Scandinavia and 408 via Dieppe and Newhaven.For tho eleven \u20acxpired months of the present: ear the total arrivals are given at 50,754 as against 70,296 last year, and of these 42,919 as compared with 33,852 last year, were stated to be bound for America.\u2018Recently a party of convicts in cutting a trench in a tield near Borstal Prison, Rcchester, came upon three Roman interments, at a depth of about 4ft.from the surface.The skeletons lay in a line from 6 it.to 8 ft.apart, in cists which had been carefully excavated in the chalk.These cists were 7 It.in length, and about 3 ft.in width.With the skeletons were tcund two small vases of brown pottery and patera of nlack ware.The todies had becn prctected by slats of wood, fastened together in one instance by iron nails.\u2018the wood had decayed, but traces of it were met with along the sides of the cisis.According to the* quarterly return izsued by Lloyd's Register of Shipping, the number of vessels of all kinas reported as tctally lost or condemned during the quarter ended Sept.50 last amounted to 209, oi the aggregate tonnage of 180,166 tons.Fifty-rive of the vessels lost, with an aggregate of 85,840 tons, were \u2018Britigh-owned, and 14, with 8,755 tons, belonged to British colonies.Norway lost =: vessels of 16,624 tons, the United States 23 vessels of 11,795 tons, Germany & vessels of 25,200 tons, and Sweden 15 vessels of 4,888 tons.Sir Matthew White Ridley has under consideration the case of Mrs.Maybrick, brought to his notice by the friends of the convict, who demand her release, These latter have convinced themselves that the new Home Secretary wii prove more pliable on this point than was his predecessor.Of the four men lying under sentence of death at Walton Gacl, all have been reprieved with the exception cf Win- stanley, the man who, on his own confession, murdered Detective Kidd at Wigan.The respited men are William Kearsley, of Wigan, who, in conjunction with Winstanley, was sentenced to death at the last Liverpool Assizes for the murder of Detective Kidd, William O'Neill, latorer, who was condemned to death for murdering Stephen Deugherty in a court off Mansfield Street, Liverpool, on August 18th last; and Edward O'Brien, who was also condemned to death for the murder of Sarah Jenkin- son, aged 22, his sweetheart, in Godwin Street, off Upper Parliament Street, on July 29.The Blackburn Weavers\u2019 Association, which represents over 12,000 operatives, and which reports that there are 8,000 looms idle in the town, held a crowded meeting on Dec.12.Resolutions were unanimously agrced to calling upon the Lancashire members of Parliament to use every effort to bring about the repeal of the Indian cotton duties.Considerable indignation was expressed at the failure of the joint deputation to obtain any satisfactory assurances on the subject from Lord George Hamilton.The London Schcol Board having ap- pied to the, Home Secretary with a view of obtaind» sanction for corporal punishment of girls in Drurylane Day Industrial School, a rerly has teen received stating that the settled practice of the Home O:fice is not to allow corporal punishment for girls.The frequency and impunity with which the Food and Adu:teration Acts, and other Acts of Parliament having a similar scope, are set at defiance, have led to the information of the Anti-Ad- ulteration Association.The objects it has In view are to put more regularly into force the provisions of the existing Acts, and to prevent their \u2018hecoming practically inoperative through the greed of traders or the apathy of consumers, and to obtaln such modifications of the Acts as are necessary in the interests alike of the public and of fair dealing manufacturers.IL has been finally decided at the War Oflice to issue ine new rifle to the whoie of the inlantry voiuntecr corps of the home district, instead or onuy to those which have ranges of sulticient extent for iis safe use wich the full charge.1n order that corps with ranges of 1imiteu extent may use it in target practice, tnese btatialions will be supplied win cartridges containing a reauced cnarge, wnich will diminisn the aistance une builet can travel.Ire annual report of the Oxford Uni versiy ILxtension delegates states that the straay progress of tue pase lew years has been weld maintained auring the rear 18¢4-C.[he mumber of lectures g-ven at centres organized by local comm.ctees is, with one exception, the highest recorded in any single year, but the number or- gslized by county councils shows a decline, and still further diminution must unacubtedly be anticipated in the zuture.While the delegates tully recognise the great and Increasing vasue of the work undertaken and pertormed by the county councils they cannot be blind to the fact tha.the education of the citizen is lije- ly t¢ suffer from the bias imgorted into It by the Act of 1889 unless similar assistance is speedily forthcoming for the enccuragement ¢ non-technical studies.At Leinster Assizes, Dec.12, Mr.Jus- tic.Johnson passed sentence upon chree mer, named Yorke, McGuinness, and Frea- lion, who after three days\u2019 trial were found guilty of the man:laughter of )Mi- thael Lane, Longford, at Moate, on Nov.4.The evidence showed the assault to have been a most cowardly one.Yorke was sentenced to fifteen years\u2019 and !dc- Guinnese to seven years\u2019 penal serv! tude, whilst Healion has to undergo twenty months\u2019 hard labour.At Portemouth, Dec.12, Captain Bar- TOW commissioned the new baitle-ship Ma- Jestic as flag-ship of the Channel 59 lau- on with a complement of 770 »fficers aL men, who were transferred from the Royal Sovereign, which was also recom- Rissioned as extra ship for the Channes Squadron with a new crew ot 730.Tora alter Kerr, In command of the squadron, will hoist his flag on the Majestio on returning from leave, No fewer than twenty-two candidates are said to be willing to come forward to thamplon the \u2018Unionist\u2019 cause at the election that must take place at South- &mpton in February to fill the place of I.Tankerville Chamberlayne, unseated on petition.The Radicals have not yet aken any definite steps towards tha Selection of a candidate, but they are by NO Means destitute of suitable available Men, and when the time comes\u2014which sennot be until after the meeting of arliament\u2014they will put forward a Teally strong man as thelr nominee.' The African trade section of the Liver Pool Chamber of Commerce met recently and passed the following resolution: : hat this committee is of opinion, king into consideration the large rs spent since 1872 on expeditions to = hantiland and the outlays cn the pre- at expedition, that Her Majesty's ann orament should as soon as possible of Tox that country to the territories he Gold Coast.\u201d The resolution will brought before the General Council of the Chamber, and if confirmed will be ! forwarded to the Government.At the Leeds assizes recently the Rev.Augustus Hughes, a Church of England clergyman, was awarded £250 damages for malicious prosecution.The defendant was Mr.Wheatley, a Car- lisle jeweller, and a town councillor and magistrate, and the allegation complained of was that the plainiitf, while ofti- ciating temporarily at a village near Carlisle, had obtained a gold watch under false preten:es, Whereas it Lrans- pired that it had been lent to him while his Own was being repaired.He aîter- wards left to do duty in Lecds, where he was given into custody.At the Leeds Assizes, Collin Chambers and Haigh Lunn, in partnership at Huddersficld as woollen manulacturers, pleaded gullty at having forged a number of biuls of exchange ,and were each sentenced to three years' penal secrvi- tude.The spectacle of en Englishman gone stark mad in Paris is rare cnough to bz wo th narra ing.R:cinily th: pa - sers-by were amazed to sce a well but odcly-dressed man walking round the Vendome Cciumn ringing g large bell and singing British patriotic ditties.The police took him to the Commissary in the Rue.du Mont Thabtor, when the kindhearted M.LCelalonde discovered that the lunatic was a Samuel Green, aged 55, who announced that he was the new British Ambassador.IRELAND, The Belfast cirikerd ctjeet to rcturn- ing to work because lay believe that tne Clyde men have \u2018teen treated far morc genzrously Ulan these in Belfast, und they insis: that an immedia.e increase Oi 13.por Wgex du given, w.itn the Fs0- mise Oi anolac: caillng at an carly date.A mass meeting of enginecrs was held In Ulster Ha.l, when che deicgates to the conference suvaisited their report of the proceedings, ant a voie was then taken as to tne acceptance or rejecticn Of the terms.Puiilc opin'on ls strongiy in favor of & settlemon-.A coroner's jury returned a verdict of murder in an inquiry heid into the death of Honora McNamara, 59 wifo of a laborer, wno dled unier strange circumstances on Saturday night, Decemcer 14, at Limerick.The woman was addictea to drink, and on Saturday evening ner husband and son found deceased lying on tae floor unconscious.She was put to bed, the door being locked, and the men not returning until some hours later, when the woman was discovered dead.A pool of blood marked where deceased had lain on the floor.The medical evi- cence was that deceaged had been mutilated, ani that death had resulted from hoemorrhage, ecauscd by the wounds, which were not self-inflicted or accidental.The jury returned a verdict cf murder against some person or persons unknown.Sir Edward Lawson has, to the utmost of his power preserved all the memorials and relies of Edmund Burke.The modern mansion which has replaced Burke's house was built before Sir Edward's purchase of the prcperty.It is, however replete with associations of Burke, and chief amongst its treasures is the dagger which Edmund Purlke, while denouncing the enormities of the French Revolution and the atrocities by which it was signalized, produced from his breast pocket, and threw on the floor of the House of Commons in a paroxysm of exitement.This incident, by which the House was struck aghast with amazement, is known in Parilamentary annals ag \u201cthc dagger scene.\u201d The police station of Rowls, In New- market District, North Cork, hes just been abolished, on acccunt of the favorable state of the district.The five constables who were located there have therefore been withdrawn.Two of them belonged to the County Limerick force, and the remainder to County Cork.This is the second police station that has been discontinued in the Newmarket District within the past month.Among the passengers who disembarked at Queenstown on Monday, Dec.,16 from th2 Cunard liner Scythia, from Posto: were John Connolly, an Irish-American and his wife Bridget, of Spiddal, County Galway.They were asked by the Customs Officers whether they had anything liable to duty or any firearms, and replied in the negative.On searching one of their trunks, however, 500 rounds o! rifle and revolver ammunition were found, together with a Winchester repeating ritle.The female searcher then searchea Bridget Connolly, with the result that à six-chamber revolver was discovered inside of one of the stockings which she was wearing.Detective Sergeant O'Neill then arrested the couple, who were taken before a magistrate and by him rcmanded in custody.Connolly has lived for six or seven years in the Mate o.Georgia.Lord Northbourne, laying the foundation stone of a new church at Gates- head on Monday, Dec.16, said he recently had a conversation with Mr.Gladstone on the sutject of the enormous wealth amassed by varlous individuals in this country.Mr.Gladstone sald these persons could have no surer means of earning fame and title to immortality than by devoting some ni the large portion of their wealth to building English cathedrals.SCOTLAND, The Secretary for War has approved o! Captain Everyn Pollock, R.A., oeing appointed Staff-Captain of Une Royal Artu- lery of Scotlana from the 1&X of January.A mass meeting, attended by 3,000 members 0: tne Sauors and Kiremen's Union, Glasgow, was held on Dec.13, at the Por- vu town Hell, 10 urge uron the Government to support legislation wiih a sew of insisting upon the proper manning of merchant vessels, and aiso to bring in Bills giving increased accommodation to seamen, and providing proper and sufficient food for the men engaged on ships.Resolutions were adopted in conformity with the objects of the meeting.A number of curios the property of the late Waiter H.Paton, R.S.A., Edinburgh, were sold In that city recently.Among them were am old Scottish oak cabinet, enclosed with figure caryatides, 81 guineas; old carved oak Scottish aumrie, 20 guineas; old inlaid chest of drawers, from Holyrood Palace, removed on making preparation for the visit of George IV.16 gu/neas.Portrait of King James VI, at the age of 17, dated 1382, int the original oak frame, from Dunfermline Palace, 21 guineas.Antique carved oak Scottish cabinet, 25 guineas: and carved oak upright cabinet, 20 guineas.At the annual meeting of the Edinburgh Sutherlandshire Association one ot the principal speakers, Alex.McPhail, of Aberdeen, in his address gave these rea- cons for the falling off of Highland enlistments in the army.During the past half-century he said, there had been a steady decrease.No doubt this was a fact\u2014but a fact hardly to be wondered at.In the past when there had been hard lighting to do in any part of the world the H'ghlanders were there, always In the forefront, fighting for Queen and country.But when they rcturned to thelr native land to claim their well- merited rest, they found the houses their fathers had erected removed, znd they could not get the few acres of land recessary for subsistence.\u2018There was ro whit less patriotic zez! in the Highlands at the present day then there was flity years ago.At a meeting of the Edinburgh Work- fng Men\u2019s Club it was decided to accept the terms offered by the corporation.These were that the club's premises in the Royal Exchange are to be acquired by the corporation, the terms offered being £6,500.and £100 in name of expenses.A discussion took place as to whether the club should go into temporary or rerrnanent premses, and by a large ma- JOLLY IL Was dillaed LU Luxe, Meacilaiiit, «emjorary premxes, ÿn Order to give tuo corMmitteu LiMe L0 negotigte lor uCW promises or & suitable site on which to vid.The Glasgow Mag.strates have rcsol- ved 10 aku aClld willl @ view Lo gel- ting Sir chavies Cameron's isar:y Clo- 1ing oi Pubic Houses Act extenuca 0 tne larger Cases Of Scot.ana.AL was agreed nal à uepatativn snould intur- www Lord Balfour of Buricign, secretary 108 Scotland, in order Lo ace wne- ther nis lovdship's assent to the pro- Lo:al can be gadaey, as Sir George Tre- vilyan's was iormerly.Proviaed such azgent be gen, à is probabie that the magistrates will ask Lord Balfour to introduce & new bill at the first oppor- wunity.It was reported on Daze.13 that there were 1160 case of micclous aiscase In 1rlasigoWw, an increase of yd as compared wits driday, Dee.vd rae deialis aiti\u2014 LYyphUs Lever b, aa crease; enioric ie- ver 176, increase 3; puerperal Lever |, decrease 1; smalipax 5, unaitered ; scar- set fever 641, decreace 16; aipisheria oT, Uiaileréd; membrnneous crcup 2, Las crease 1; erysipelas 9, decrease J; Mmeas- es, 93, Increase ; whooring-cough 161, 12- crease 81; and chickenpox T, increase od.In an aggregate meeting ¢f engineers crowyed on the lower reaches of the Clyde, held in Greenock, on Dec.12, il Was agreed, by the large majurity of 07 to 42, not 10 accept tr: masters\u2019 of- er of 7d.per huur at presert, as Green- ock, previous to ihe strike, hal amin- -mum of 7d.per hour.It was also un- anirgu:ly agreed that the Greenock men -Loukl not resume work, unicss an of- ier of 7 1-4d.per hour, beginning now, was made, with an additional farthing Fer Ecur four months hence.Major Marinden bas completed his enquiry into the cause of the wreckage cf the Scotch express at St.Neots, Hun- ingdonshire.through a rail snapping.The technical evidence was to the cf- tect that the rail developed a flaw long after 1 was laid cown.As a resuit of tra accident the Great Northern Railway Company is making a cearching ex- emination.of the rails throughout its -Ystem, and ls having all old rails whither defective or not, replaced.It {3 said this will give a great imrptus to the steel trade.THE CoLONTES, The ccnfused state of the law relating to the marriage of European women to Indians is attracting some attention in India.A3 an example of the present anomalous state of matters rather a curious case has been cited.The Nawab Nizam, of Bengal, visited England in the year 1870, and induced an English lady to embrace Mahomedanism and then marry him according to Mahomedan rites.Ten years later he went through the ceremony of marriage in London with another Englishwoman; and the earlier wife separated from him.The children of the first marriage were recognized by him as legitimate and sent to England to be educated.Mr.Maxwell, the Governor of Cape Coast, Is doing his utmost to assure the comfort of th2 men of the Ashanti expeditionary force who have arrived in the African Steamship Company's steamer Angola, and to make the transport service a success.Her Majesty\u2019s gunboats Magple and Sparrow are at Cape Coast.The Bathurst, with the second portion of the expeditionary force and Sir Francis Scott on board arrived at Cape Coast cn December 14.Dr.Warth, head of the Geological Society, while gold prospecting in Chota, Nagpore, and Bengal, struck a reef of remarkable richness.'The Indian Gov- ermnent \u2018has ordered the erection of stamps for trial crushings.FORFIGN.At Cologne, on December 16, a train of eight tip waggcens, in charge of 16 men, fell through the temporary bridge over the Rueppan Canal into the water.Four of the men were drowned.A Tootbail match, under Rugby rules, was played at Paris, December 16, at Levallois Perret, between the Racing Clu of Parls, and an Oxford University fifteen.The result was a victory for the French team by one try (three points) to nil.The game was played under very discouraging circumstances, According to a despatch from Rio Janeiro to the Herald, a message has been received there from\u2019 Paris to the effect that France intends to make a naval demonstration in Brazilian waters unless her claims to the disputed territory of Amapa be speedily settled.It is not generally known that Great Britain has already undertaken six wars against Ashanti, but such is the case, the first being at the commencement of the present century.'This should be sufficient to show that further expeditions will be necessary if, with the present one, our Government do not annex the territory.In the year 1838 Captain Maclean, who was Governor of the Gold Coast, was killed by the Ashantis, and it was reported that his skull was for, many years used as a Fetish drinking cup at all court festivities at Coomassie.'The tirst time the Achantis are supposed to have heard of Europeans was ir the early part of the seventeenth century, in which century also Coomassie was founded as the capital of the Ashanti country by Osai Tutu.PRETTY PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND William Welsh, MP.for Queen\u2019s, P.E.I.Indorses Dr.Agnew\u2019s Catarrhal Powder.One of tho genuincly pretty sections of the Domirion is Prince Edward Island.Thoso who have not had an opportunity of visitirg there hepe that some day it may be counted in their vacation.Queon\u2019s Cour- ty is represented in tho House of Commcns by Mr.Wm.Welth, ore cf the many others who have used Dr.Agnew\u2019s Catarrhal Powder, and from away off in this pretty section of the Dominion he very cheerfully proclzimy to all concernul that he has used Dr.Agnew\u2019s (Catarrhal Powder, and knows whereof ho speaks, when he praises it as a remedy for catarrh or cold in the head.Ten minutes is all the time required for it to give relicf.It quickly cures.Sampl: bottle and Blower sent by S.G.Detchon; 44 Church Strect, Toronto, on re ceipt of two threecent stamps.: Sold by B.E.McGale, 2123 Notre Damc Street, and Lavioletto & Nelson, 1005 Notre Dame Street.Treasurer Upton's Request.Mrs.Harriet Taylor Upton, as treasurer, has sent out her annual letter, reminding the members of the N.A.W.S.A.that their contributions are now due.Accompanying this letter, Mrs.Upton has sent out a printed slip which reads as follows: \u2018\u2018Do you not know somo believer in woman\u2019s political advancement who may not care to take an active part in local, state or national work, and yet who could become a member of the National American society if you asked her personally or sont her the inolosed article of the constitution?Will you not try to get one contributing member?Will not every member act on this suggestion?\u2019 Defined, Teacher\u2014And what is meant by keeping the Sabbath holy?Ethel\u2014It means\u2014it means to think of something you would like to do, oh, ever #0 much, and then not doing it \u2019cause it's Sunday.\u2014ludianapolis Jour- cab _.> TO MAN AND HELPER.THE MEANING OF A FAMILIAR ITEM WELL KNOWN TO WOMEN, How Sam Patched the Wall Paper und Fan Acted as lelper\u2014Adam and His Agricultural Yursuiis In the Garden of Eden Painted by a Modern ve, \u2018That too familier item on our plumber\u2018 bills, \u2018To man and helper,\u201d is expressive of 50 much in our daily domos- tie relations that oue almost forgives tho | piumber the gift of the phrase.I'l) patch up that paper oun tho wall; you leave it,\u201d says Sam.And then Sam appears on a day when you are in tho thick of somo particularly absorbing household task and ho says: \u201cI've como up early to mend that paper, and if yur\u2019ll just make some pasts for mo, please, I'M go at it.\u201d You sigh, but do it cheorfully, thinking, if it is early in your married life, that that will be all.- Prescntly, however, there is a demand for rags, stepladder, pail and whisk broom.Tlese also you get out and return to your work.\u201cTun,\u201d calls Sam, \u2018\u201cwhere have you hidden my brash?It was in the tcolbox right in the left hand corner, and it is gone.Somo ouo must have taken it.\u201d Again you leave your task and go up stairs or down stairs tothe place whenco cometh the plaint and behold the brush a Lttle to the northeast perchance, but quite in the visible neighberhcod of that little left hund corner.Without even a blush of shane he takes it, and you return to your own work.Ycu have baro- ly begun again, when Sam appears at the door: \u2018\u2018Whero cau I find a box the right size to wet on the stairs, so that I can put some boards across on which to stand the stepladder?\u2019\u201d\u2019 You think a minute, and you know that the only box available is one filled with odds and ends of needful kitchen things, but you resignedly lay thom all out on the floor and give Sam the box, catching at the same moment a look which reveals that he is about to ask you for the boards.\u2018There are only two long boards on the promises, and those form a walk in the backyard.Still they can bo taken up, and they are\u2014but it entails vigorous brushing and cleansing.Then for a time Sam vanishes, and all | is serene, but not for long.There are a clatter of boards and notes of masculine trouble, which you ignore, until, find - ing that it is not a day for taking hints, Sam calls again, \u2018\u2018Fan, will you pleass come and steady this thing, or D'Il break my neck.\u201d Of course you go, and of course yon find that ho has not already broken it.You get odds and onds of things together to even up and strengthen his rickety scaffolding, and then you sit on a step with your head up between the boards to steady the ladder, except when you vary it by handing a pasty rag, or a hrush, or a match for his pipe.Then is the time you say, \u2018\u2018To man and helper, three hours,\u201d\u2019 and got your revenge, for Sam really sees the point.Now, it is a strange thing that it is always \u2018\u2018man and belper.\u201d\u2019 £i : woman undertakes anything, as a rule she goes ahead and gets Mer things together and does it all by herself, but if a man starts any task pot in the line of his ordinary business he will manage to draw to himself the afistance of every woman within call.If it is driving nails, somp one must band the nails tohim; a woman would keep them in her pocket or mouth.If he is riveting something, the woman must hold the other hammer on the under side and get in her arm the jar of the stroke.If he even mends his fishrod or ties his flies, she must hold the waxed thread or turn the rod with both hands.I do not see how any married woman can doubt the truth of the Scriptures.Why, to her, the fifteenth and eighteenth verses of the second chapter of Genesis set the seal of truthfulness upon the whole.When man was made and put in the garden of Eden to tend it, he hadn\u2019t been there a day before woman had to be made to help him.He couldn\u2019t get along alone at all.Fancy him starting out to sow his radish seed and having nobody to ask how far she thought he ought to put the rows apart, so he could put them some other distance.It must have been awful! Poor Eve! For of all conditions of \u2018helper\u2019 that of the gardener\u2019s helper is the worst.It is easy to imagine her\u2014 hor day\u2019s work over, as she supposes\u2014 planning for a quiet rest upon a cool green bank through the long summer twilight.Along comes Adam, belated in his work, because he had been casting his line from shady nooks into deep, mosey pools, where the speckled trout are lying, and he says to Eve: \u2018\u2018My dear, won\u2019t you come along with me into the garden?I haven\u2019t seen anything of my darling all day.You can sit on a nice soft stone in the path while I work.\u201d And poor, easily beguiled by love Eve gets up and follows right along, but, alas, the stone has not changed its nature any more than Adam has.It is not soft, and perhaps that is the reason why Adam does not keep her sitting there long.Good, kind Adam! 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