The Montreal daily herald and daily commercial gazette, 24 juin 1887, vendredi 24 juin 1887

[" y K- le he R- LL nd atl nd ay ned the - FRED.R.ALLEY, JOHNSON & BROWNING, Fire Insurance, ish Empire Building) {| 2 .British Empirofpiding | Montreal Branches in Chicago and New York.Special facilities for placing surplus and large lines.\"VOL.LXXIX-150 ~NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.- SAN Fois RICFS PURE L \u2014AUT, WTUBBS\u2019 WASH:NGTON FF SALT, ; (In Bags, Hf.-Bags and Qr.-Bags).RICE'S PURE TABLE SALT, (In small sizes).LIVERPOOL COARSE SALT.TORK'S ISLAND SALT.LUMP ROCK SALT (for cattle).FOR SALE BY VERRET, STEWART & C0, 2371 to 275 Commissioners Street.FISH OILS | Just landed ex Polino, 2H) BRLS.MUNN\u2019S_ NEW STEAM-RE FINED PALE SEAL OIL.In store: PALE SEAL OIL, cold drawn.STRAW SEAT OTL, cold drawn.aA\" NEWFOUNDLAND COD OIL.«A GASPE COD OIL.NOVA SCOTIA COD OIL.; CHOICE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER STEWART MUNN & CO, Telephone 1235.22 St.John Street FOR SALE.MOLASSES AND OILS ime new crop Barbadoes Molasses, to arrive direct from the Island about end of this th.Lew hundred barrels Steam Refined Seal Oil.quality very superior, Stephens\u2019 Brand.95 Barrels Newfoundland Cod Liver Oil.Toch Fyne Herring, in kegs and half kegs, in first class order.Orders solicited for Liverpool Coarse Salt.JOHN BAIRD & CO., 209 Commissioners Street.Telephone No.292.April 7 82 SIFY = Cee % J &RMCLEA 4 & Thagentst Ap 1 & 3 CEN w 7 te CONTR 7 Tee 3,527 > JUST BECEIVED BY CP.RAILWAY 1,100 PAILS CALEDONIA LARD, Now landing ex SS.Miramichi.\u201d 29 Bags P.E.I.POTATOES.21 Bris \u201c COD OIL.Fish and Fish Olls of all sorts on hand.Caledonia Mine Coal and Screenings in lots to sult purchasers.J.& R.McLEA, 4 COMMON STREET.June 23 1 S.HYMAN, Ar Gs a de 3e A POSITIVE CURE TOR CATARRH.GIVES Immediate Relisf FOR = Cold in Head, A HAY FEVER.3 EASY 10 USE.ting Liquid.Price B0cts.and $1.00.if not obtainable at your drug- glets, rent prepaid on receipt of price.Address FULFORD & CO., Brockville, Ont.MANILLA CIGARS: \u2014AND\u2014 CHEROOTS ! \u2014\u2014\u2014 0,000 Manila Cigars and Cheroots.PHILIP HENRY.,| 134 St.James Street.RE SEY Me Ouro Bul Co, Line \u2014_\u2014\u2014 Manufacturers of all kinds > of Carriage Nrchine, Tire, Sleigh Shoe, Plow, Stove and Fan Bolts, Spring, Elevator and all kinds of rant Bolts, Coach Screws and Skein Bolts, Rivet Bolts and Bolt Ends, Bridge and Boiler Hot ou Carriage Black Iron and other Rivets, way nessed Square and Hexagon Nuts, Rail- Bridge Tack Bolts, Track and Ship Spikes, tg, Rods, Washers and \u2019 e Agent at Montreal, prit Splkes H.R.RIDOUT, R2St May 11 0\" John St,, Montreal Steel Rails, Building Cirders, Cast Iron Pipes, CS CACOUNA- St.Lawrence Hall, CACOUNA.WILL OPEN JUNE 20th, 1887 For the Reception of Guests.Under the present new management the House has undergone extensive repairs and improvements.For information regarding terms, ete, Address M.SHIPMAN, MANAGER, June 10 Cacouna, P.Q.Glen House, WHITE MOUNTAINS, N.H.REBUILT 1885, AND ENLARGED THIS SEASON.Opens June 25th.C.R.MILLIKEN & CO, P.O.Glen House, N.H.C.R.MILLIEEN.EB.A.GILLETT June 16 3m 143 A Most Delightful Snume Resort TE a THE BRUNSWICK HOTEL, SOREL, P.@-.Affords superior accommodation for families and summer boarders, situated on the Richelleu and St.Lawrence rivers, where good fishing and boating can be had.A.BELIVEAU, Proprietor rel, P.Q.lm 141 CANADA'S SUMMER RESORT.Pure Air! Pure Water! Good Boating! Splendid Baths! Magnificent Scenery! Low Rates! THE IROQUOIS HOUSE, On the Belœil Mountain, St.Hilaire, P.Q., Is now open, as well as *\u2018 Otterburn Park,\u201d the largest pleasure grounds in the Dominion.For particulars call Tuesdays and Fridays, between 11 a.m.and 1 p.m., at 227 8t.James street; or address B.F.CAMPBELL, St.Hilaire, 31A 125 TERMS REASONABLE.WINDSORHOTEL CHAMBLY CANTON.Possesses the largest bedroams of any Summer Hotel in Canada.NEW FURNITURE.POPULAR PRICES.JOHN BARROW, Manager (late of the House of Comimons Restaurant, Ottawa), has made the cuisine perfect.Bplendid rowing, sailing, firshing, bathing.Beautiful drives.Perfect scenery.une 18 138 \u2019 BORD A PLOUFFE, P.Q.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The above popular and fashionable resort having been thoroughly renovated and many improvements made, will be ready for permanent guests on 13th May.Having rented a new house directly opposite, I am prepared to offer special terms to Young Gentlemen, who would find this a perfect LA MAISON DES CELIBATAIRES.The Table will maintain its well-earned eputation.he Canadian Pacific Railway Trains stop at Bord a Plouffe Statièn.Laval House Omnibus meet trains, thus bringing the house within forty minutes of the city.For terms, special railroad rates and all other particulars address, NORRIS BEST, LAVAL HOUSE, BORD À PLOUFFE, P.0.Telephone connection with City ; call \u201c Laval House.\u201d 109 A sw d REVERE HOUSE Near Boston and Maine, Eastern, Fitchbur and Lowell depots, centres of business an places of amusement, Remodeled, Refurnished, Newly Decorated, and now kept on the EUROPEAN PLAN.Rooms all large and comfortable; elegant suites, with baths attached; am le public parlors; gentleman's cafe and billiard rocm added, and first-class in every respect.ROOMS FROM 81.00 A DAY UP.J.F.MERROW & CO., PROP'S.=y May 13 __ Im mwf 114 SUMMER BOARDERS.LINCOLN COLLEGE, SOREL, will be open for the reception, of summer sitor Tuesda une the 7th.ve bathing and good boating on the Richelieu, and excellent fishing off the islands in St.Peter.Lake Su pine grove of 37 acres behind the Oerephone communication with Sorel and Montreal.a The college is being put into thorough order eception of guests.fo ee bal \u201croom and handsome stage in the building.ai 1 Horses and carriages vil be at the disposa t moderate charges.of quete Sa munication with Montreal and Quebec by rail and river.water la .Ne cniidren under seven years of age received.Terms\u2014$7.00 per week for adults; $6.00 per week for adios and boys under fifteen years of age.For further particulars apply to | U For sale ay COX & GREEN.10 AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE MONTREAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 188\".LATEST CABLE NEWS.The Queen's Jubilee.Handsome Presents to Her Majesty.Great Britain and the Eastern Question.Relations between Italy and the Vatican.Fenian Banquet in Paris.The Mayor of Cork Suspended.King Milan to Abdicate.VIENNA, June 23.\u2014Rumors are current here that King Milan, of Servia, is about to abdicate.Seized by Comnspirators.BELGRADE, June 23\u2014A report has been received from Bulgaria that M.Stambouloff, one of the regents, and M.Ziokoff, President of the Sobranje, have been seized by conspirators.Manchester Ship Canal.LoxpoN, June 23.\u2014The Rothschilds and Barings wiil issue £4,000,000 preference shares of the Manchester Canal Company, provided Parliament passes the bill authorizing the issue.Retalihtion.Paris, June 23\u2014In the Chamber of Deputies, to-day, M.M.Dreyfus and Wickersheimer introduced a bill providing penalties for foreigners residing in France who belong to anti-French societies abroad.An Imperial Visit.St.PETERSBURG, June 23.\u2014[t is nearly certain that the Czar and Czarina wil before long visit Copenhagen, and that from there the Czar will go to meet the Emperor William, and perhaps the Emperor Francis Joseph.Hauled Down.Dupuis, June 23 \u2014VWilliam Murphy» Nationalist member of Parliament, while sailing in Bantry Bay yesterday, hoisted a small green flag.The captain of H.M.S.Shannon sent a party of marines with orders to haul down the flag.The Bishops Denounce Coercion.Dusuix, June 23\u2014The annual meeting of Catholic archbishops and bishops was held at Maynooth College to-day.Archbishop Walsh presided.A resolution was passed again denouncing the coercion measure before Parliament.A Russian Advance.Bonnar, June 23 \u2014A Russian force has arrived at Karatig.It is supposed that the destination of the force is Badak- shan.The Bokhares in spite of ordors from the Ameer of Bokhara, refuse to allow the Russians to proceed.A Jubilee Banquet.LoNDoN, June 23.United States Consul-(iecneral Waller presided at the Jubilee banquet given to-night at the Hotel Metropole by foreign consuls in London.200 persons were present, including representatives of forty various countries.A Railway Accident, Sypwey, N.8.W., June 23.\u2014By the wrecking of a train on the Hawkesbury Railway to-day, seven persous were killed and forty others injured.\"The accident was caused by the failure of the brakes to work while the train was going down an incline.Destructive Explosion.MANCHESTER, June 23.\u2014The fire caused by the explosion .yesterday in Roberts, Dale.& Co.\u2019s chemical works has beon overcome.Great damage was done to Pomona Palace and many other buildings to which the flames spread.À firéman and a girl were killed.The Vatican and the Quirinal.BerLIN, June 23.\u2014It is reported that the Government is trying to influence the Vatican to become reconciled with Italy without territorial accession.The Emperor progresses toward recovery.The Empress has left Baden-Baden for Coblenz.New Governors for the Bahamas and Newfouudiand.Loxpox, June 23.\u2014It is officially announced that Sir 1lenry Blake, Governor of the Bahama Islands, succeeds Sir George Desvoeux as Governor of Newfoundland.Mr.Shea is appointed Governor of the Bahamas.Grand Review.Loxpox, June 23,\u2014The Prince of Wales, accompanied by the Kings of (reece, Denmark, Belgium and Saxony, the Crown Prince of Germany, several { other princes, the Duke of Cambridge and Lord Wolseley reviewed 12,000 troops at Aldershot to-day.The Anglo-Turkish Convention.Lonnox, June 23.\u2014A Cabinet meeting was held to-day to consider the Anglo Turkish convention in reference to Egypt.The Government are irritated at the opposition to the convention on the part of France and Russia.The Mayor of Cork Suspended.Cork, June 23\u2014In consequence of the action of the Mayor of Cork in hoisting a black flag on the occasion of the Jubilee, and because of his having shown favor to Nationalists, Mr.Plunkett, the divisional magistrate, has suspended him, and has ordered that only a resident paid magistrate shall try prisoners.Health of \u201c Our Frits\u201d Loxpox, June 23 \u2014The Lancet says : « Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany is enjoying excellent health.The appearance of the larynx is quite satisfactory.There is no congestion, bat the ventricular bands are slightly relaxed, Solution of per chloride of iron has been applied on several ocea- sions.It is probable that more of the growth will be removed early next week.Fenian Banquet in Paris.Pavis, June 23.\u2014 The Intransgeant reports that a Fenian banquet was held in Belleville, a suburb of Paris, on the 21st inst} Fifty members of the brotherhood were present.Messrs.Casey, Blake, Mahoney and Sullivan made speeches vowing vengeance against England for the wrongs she has made Ireland suffer.France and the Vatican.Paris, June 23 \u2014Mgr.Kotelli, in presenting his credentials to President Grevy as Papal Nuncio, referred to the Pope's affection for France as the eldest daughter of the church and as a noble and generous nation, and said that the HJ.LANE, College Pope desired that a perfect understand- ® -= Lincoln College, ; intained i Janc © za 17 Sorel.PQ.ing be maintained which would form a _\u2014 _\u2014\u2014\u2014Be safeguard to their common interests.The President thanked the Nuncio for the friendly sentiments he had expressed and said that the Vatican could rely upon the cordial co-operation of the French Government in consolidating the present good relations between them.Ireland and the Jubilee.Dusriy, June 23.\u2014United Ireland says: \u201cIreland is the only civilized country in the world which did not share in the jubilee celebration.They stood sternly and sorrowfully aloof.\u2018Ireland\u2019s place ought to have been beside England at the throne, Irish blood and brain helped to build the Empire.Poverty, misery and slavery are her reward.She shared England's labors but she may not have her triumphs.Eng: land's joy is for fifty years of liberty, prosperity and progress.The Irish grief and wrath are for fifty years of misery, famine and oppression.England is cumbered by the struggles of a sullen captive when she might purchase by justice the aid and comfort of a friend.\u201d The Runaway Contitess Campos.Lovpox, June 23.\u2014The Countess Campos, the heiress who was carried off from Paris by her lover, has arrived at Dover.She was accompanied to Dover by M.Garbœuf, her lover, and three other gentlemen.The Campos family #gent and a French detective, armed with a warrant, visited the hotel where the countess is stopping, accompanied by the Spanish consul.The consul explained to Mlle.Campas how her family felt over her abduction, and that the warrant for her arrest was to recover her from her abductors and restore her to her family.She declared that she wished to marry Garbeeuf, and that she was not a prisoner against her will.Upon this declaration the English police refused to sanction her arrest as she was of legal age and was qualified to act for herself.The National League and the Crimes Act.DuBLIN, June 21.\u2014 At the regular fortnightly meeting of the Irish National League, the Lord Mayor, T.D.Sullivan, M.P.and editor of the Nation, said he believed that they were on the eve of witnessing the suppression of the League under the operation of the Coercion Act.Mr.John Dillon, M.P., said that there were some Irishmen who did not think the \u201cplan of campaign\u201d advanced enough.It was advanced enough for him, and he would not advise any further advance to suit the malicious convenience of the coercion government.Mr.Timothy Harrington, M.P., secretary of the league, referred to the general idea prevailing that the league should issue a manifesto directing the people how to meet the enforcement of the coercion measures.They were, he said, prepared to meet the Coercion Act inch by inch, but he did not consider it wise at this early stage to tell their opponents just how they were going to fight the act.Jubilee Presents to the Queen.Lonpox, June 23 \u2014At the afternoon reception at Buckingham Palace the Queen received numerous addresses and gifts.The womens\u2019 gift of £75,000 was subscribed to erect in Windsor a replica of the famous Glasgow equestrian statue of the Prince Consort The Queen will lay the foundation stone of the new statue on July 14.Any sur plus remaining will devoted to.some charitable object.Lady Stafford made the presentation.The donors include nearly all of the titled ladies of the Kingdom, many of whom were present.The German Crown Prince, on behalf of Emperor William, presented a marble glab, upon which are carved the arms of Germany and medallions of the Emperor and Empress.The King of the Belgians presented a beautifully figured silver cup two feet high.The King of Denmark gave a China vase painted by one of the fore most artists, sented a feather screen.The Prince of Wales gave an oil painting.Numerous other presents were received from town corporations, public bodies, ete., throughout Great Britain.At Windsor the Queen unveiled a statue of herself, the gift of the citizens of Windsor, in the presence of an iinmense gathering.\u2014\u2014 ee GUITEAU'S HEAD.How na Government Official Preserved it for Private Speculation.A special despatch from Washington to the New York Herald says: The announcement that the head of Charles J.Guiteau, the assassin of President Garfield, is in the possession of a New York physician, causes little surprise here, for it has been known by many in this city that, when the flesh was removed from the skull in the process of articulating the skeleton, the United States anatomist, Dr.Schafhirt, preserved the same.He was careful to retain in the flesh in all their naturalness the features of the assassin.To effect this end he denuded the skull with as little cutting as pos- gible, sewed the parts together with stitches almost invisible and stuffed the subject with materials that supplied to pertection the place of the missing bone frame.When that branch of his work was completed he placed the head in a bath of alcohol in a white glass jar about eight inches in diameter by twelve inches in length, which was hermetically sealed.Enough of the flesh was left to show the mark of the rope that strangled the assassin.For many months the doctors had on exhibition for the gratification of curious friends the ghastly spectacle, and it was the general remark of those who saw his head in Dr.Schafhirt\u2019s private operating room, in the Medical Museum, that the head swimming in the jar of alcohol looked as lifelike as the day the noose launched Guiteau into eternity.There is no question about the officials of the National Medical Museum being aware what Schafhirt had done in this matter and of his having used government materials and time in carrying out his object.A majority of the clerks and officers of that branch of the Surgeon- General's office were interested spectators of the doctor\u2019s work while it was being completed.Nature Makes no Mistakes, Nature's own remedy for bowel complaints, cholera morbus, cholic, cramps, vomiting, sea sickness, cholera infantum, diarrhcen, dysentery, and all diseases of a like nature belonging to the summer season, is Dr.Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry, which can be obtained of all dealers in medicine.\u2014 The Queen of Hawaii pre- |- us ened Su CANADIAN DESPAT D 1 CHINIC AND BEAUDET.The Waterloo and Magog Kailway\u2014Sal- mon Fishing\u2014The Crops.QueBEC, June 23\u2014The stores and warehouses of Messrs.Beaudet and Chinic are closed on account of their financial embarrasment.A meeting of the creditors was held and application made to Court and Mr.Dupre, book keeper for the firm was appointed guardian.The exact liabilities are Bank British Nerth America, $55,000; National Bank, $75,000; Banque du Peuple, S10,- 000; Union Bank, $12,000; Jas.G.Ross, $72,000, besides sums due outside.It is stated the firm will be re-established, a new partner with large capital will be taken in and the house probably continue business to-morrow under a new name and partnership.It is said that Mr.Mercier, on behalf of the Quebec Government, has taken out a writ of injunction against the Waterloo & Magog Railway Company, with the object of preventing the sale of the line to the Canadian Pacific.The salmon fishery is better than for several years, and the fish of large size.A large quantity has been shipped to the Messrs.Loggie, at Dalhousie, also to other parts of the Province.The cod fishery is good on the coast.The weather has been very dry lately.The Govern: ment steamer, Commander Wakeham, arrived here yesterday from à cruise in the Gulf.She reports the fishery good.The crops had begun to suffer for want of rain, but on Thursday there was considerable downpour, which has made quite a change in the appearance of the crops.\u2014œ N, P.P, for Algoma West, Port ARTHUR, Ont., June 23.\u2014James Conmee was elected by acclamation today for Algoma West.Double Track from Toronto to Montreni.ToroxTo, Ont, June 23\u2014The Grand Trunk Railway broke ground yesterday at Little York for the laying of the double track from Toronto to Montreal.Dean Carmiehael at London.Loxpox, Ont., June 23.\u2014The Synod of Huron will meet in this city on Tuesday, the executive committee setting the day previous.On Wednesday night, Dean Carmichael, of Montreal, will preach a jubilee sermon.Avnual Convention of the I.0.G.T.Otraws, June 23.\u2014The Grand Lodge I.0.G.T.of Canada will meet in the City Hall, Ottawa, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 28th and 29th inst.Nearly all the lodges in Carleton, Russell and Ottawa district are expected to be represented.Presentation to a Pastor.ToroNTO, Unt., June 23.= Rev.Manly Benson, pastor of the Central Methodist Church, Bloor street, was presented by his congregation with a purse containing $200 in gold, on the occasion of his leaving to assume the pastorate of Berkeley Street Methodist Church.Big Failure, Loxpox, Ont., June 23.\u2014David Darvill & Co., founders and manufacturers of machinery, have failed.The liabilities will reach $75,000 and assets about the same, The Molsons Bank is interested to about $40,000, secured by collaterals.The Bank of British North America is also a creditor.Eseape of Burglars, BELLEVILLE, Ont, June 23.\u2014Three men, supposed to be the burglars who have been operating at Madoc, were arrested in an old mill at Frankford by a posse of citizens and searched.They were allowed to go, but soon afterwards part of a burglars outfit was found in the mill.The men had by this time taken to the woods.Reciprocity Sentiment Spreading.Porr More, Ont., June 23.\u2014The fol lowing resolution was unanimously passed at a meeting of the Agricultural Society, held here to-day: Resolved,\u2014 that Mr.Wiman, of New York, be requested to deliver an address on the 4th of July, on the benefits to be derived by the community feom the policy of unrestricted reciprocity.Counterfeiters Convicted.ToroNTo, June 23.\u2014Joe Small, saloon- keeper, who was implicated with Johnston and Hopkins in issuing counterfeit money, did not appear when his name was called at the Criminal Assize Court this afternoon and a bench warrant was issued for his arrest.Small was out on bail in three surieties of $500 each and himself in $1,500.A few weeks ago he sold his stock in trade and furniture and it is believed he has skipped.Johnston and Hopkins were found guilty yester- ay.; Ottawa\u2019s Debentures.Orrawa, June 23.\u2014Mr.Thomas Kirby, City Treasurer, has just returned from Montreal.He went down to deliver to Hanson Bros.the Corporation deben- tures\u2014$100,000 of Water Works debentures and $33,000 of public school debentures.Fifty men engaged on the Hull Water Works excavations were victorious in their strike against an extension of their working hours by the contractor and they resumed work this morning, the pay and hours to be the same as heretofore, from seven till six, ten hours a day.: Quebec\u2019s Jabilee Exhibition.Queseo, June 23.\u2014Hon.H.G.Joly has been named president of the Permanent Exhibition Committee; Mr, Masso1, vice-president ; Dr.Leclere, secretary of exhibition, and Mr.8.C.Stevenson, secretary of the industrial part of the exhibition.Col.Rhodes was elected treasurer.The committee fixed upon the 5th of September for the opening of the exhibition, which is to close about the 9th.The Governor-General is to be invited to formally open the exhibition on the 6th September.The exhibition will be entitled \u201c Provincial Exhibition of Jubilee year, 1887, at Quebec.\u201d Notice of entry must not be given later than the 24th of August.Bold Burglars.Toroxto, June 23.\u2014Early this morning the residence of David B.Smith, Manning Avenue, was entered by a couple of burglars.Smith was awakened by the noise, and came down stairs, when he was attacked by a man with a knife.A fierce struggle ensued.Smith succeeded in wrenching the knife from his assailant, but not before his hands were severely cut.ln Herald This Space Belongs to Messrs.F.R.ALLEY, JOHNSON & BROWNING.Subscription $6.00 per annum.panion came to his assistance, and they both got away, but were hotly pursued by Smith, who saw them enter a house on Clinton street.Smith promptly gave information to the police and two of them accompanied him to Clinton street where they arrested two men, George McQueen and Alfred Wright.Smith identified Mc- Queen as the man who grappled with hin.They were brought before the Police Magistrate and remanded till tomorrow, It is believed they are the saine parties who burglarized J.D.Colbert\u2019s residence on Major street, Tuesday night, and fired a couple of shots at Colbert.Burglaries have been very numerous here of late.Is It Bigamy ?Toroxto, June 23.\u2014The London bigamy case of the Queen vs.Drierly was argued, to-day, before the Chancery division court and judgment reserved.Defendant was tried at London and found guilty, subject to the opinion of full court as to whether the clergymen who deposed to the sccond marriage in the United State was competent to prove that the ceremony was a legal marriage, and whether the Dominion statute declaring the second marriage in the United States after previous marriage in Canada to be bigamy was infra vires of the Dominion Legislature under the British North America Act.Business Men and Defaulters.ToroxTo, June 23.\u2014It appears that James A.L Wilson, the defaulting treasurer of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Co., Philadelphia, whose extradition is now being sought, was a partner in the firm of Clement & Co., patent agents, Wellington street East.His arrest as a forger and defaulter was a great surprise to his fellow partners.It has come to light that Henry V.Lesley, Wilson's self-confessed partner in uilt, was a member of the paper bag manufacturing firm of Laughton, Rand Co, which commenced business on Church street about a year ago and was considered to be, until Lesley's disappearance two weeks ago,in a flourishing condition.The firm consisted of Walter E.Laugh- ton, a well known citizen, and Herbert Rand, who turns out to be Henry V.Lesley, the self-confessed forger.Rand, alias Lesley, was looked upon as the moneyed member of firm and gave out to mercantile agency reporters that he had estates in Pennsylvania and was worth $75,000.It was not until to-day that creditors of Laughton, Rand & Co.discovered that Rand & Leslie were one and the same person.They held a meeting and determined to wind up the business.Liabilities are placed at $20,- 00U, with assets not yet known.UNITED STATES NEWS Destroyed.New York, June 23.\u2014A fire early this morning destroyed the six-story brick buildings at Nos.179 and 181 Lewis street, occupied by a cigar box and shoe manufacturer.Loss, $225.000.The Boodiers.New York, June 23.\u2014A sensation was caused in the Sharp trial, to-day, by the appearance \u2018of ex-Ald.Wm.H.Miller, one of the members of the \u201cboodle\u201d board, in court in company of a detective.\u2018 Imimgration to the United States.WastNGToN, June 23.\u2014 During May 83,664 immigrants arrived in the United States, against 55,233 in May last year.For the eleven months ended May 31st 417,860 arrived, against 284,252 for the corresponding period last year.The Grasshopper a Burden.Sr.Paty, Minn, June 23.\u2014Grass- hoppers are very thick in the vicinity of Perham, Ottertail county.It is stated that five thousand acres of grain and garden crop have been destroyed already in the vicinity of Perham.Worthily Honored.Barrivore, Md., June 23.\u2014 Prof.Nicoll Crouch, of this city, author of + Kathleen Mavourneen \u201d and other popular ballads, has been honored with a fellowship by the London Society of Arts, Letters and Science.Prof.Crouchis in his 87th year.Amatenr Athletic Association, Urios, N.Y., June 23.\u2014At the Ameri can Amateur Athletic Association convention in this city to-day, the Canadian Amateur Athletic Association of 1,500 members was admitted.Augustus B.Kiernan, of Albany, was elected president.Masonic Jurisdiction.Crtcano, June 23.\u2014A communication of present and past grand masters of the different Masonic jurisdictions of the United States and Canada began here yesterday to secure a closer and more harmonious working of the various jurisdictions.An entirely new organization may be formed which will have final authority over the highest lodges now existing.The Fidelity Bank Failure.Crieaco, June 23.\u2014Robert Hall, Director of the American Exchange Bank, says he has investigated its affairs, and -admits that its claims against the Fidelity Bank, of Gincinnati, are a total -loss, while he thinks likely the Exchange Bank will not lose over $298,000.The bank has a surplus of $93,000.The deficit in its capital can instantly be made good by stockholders.Surrendered by their Bondsmen.CINCINNATI, June 23.\u2014Vice-president Harper and cashier Hopkins, of the Fidelity Bank, spend to-night in jail, their bondsmen having surrendered them.Assistant cashier Baldwins bondsmen stuck to him.J.T.Wilt- of the Fidelity Bank to Chicago to try to hold up the market, was arrested today, charged with aiding and abetting in the wilful and unlawful misapplication \u2018of the funds of the bank.: Fighting Their Battles Over Again.Ricumoxp, Va, June 23.\u2014Gen.Jubal A.Early, replying to Gen.Rosser\u2019s remarks that Early had no excuse for burning Chambersburg, and ought to be hanged if he should visit that place now, justifies the burning of the place as a retaliation for similar acts by Federal generals.Gen.Early says Gen.Rosser has disregarded the truth, falsified history, figured as a consummate ass, and, hav- ing accumulated property in the North by means best known to himself, is con- The burglar's com- vinced that the South was wrong.Judas Lada Et the - \u2018morning.\u201cgrand jubilee meeting.shire, the broker who took the cheques | or cloudy with local showers.Iscariot at least had the decency to throw away his ill-gotten gains and go and hang himself, but Gen.Rosser makes no atonement for his treachery to South: ern sentiments.Collision at Seca.BALTIMORE, June 23.\u2014Vapt.Hummel, of the British steamer Lero, which arrived this evening from Rotterlain, reports that on Tuesday last, at about six o'clock in the evening, his vessel was in collision with the British brigantine Aldwyth, of Prince Edward Island,which was carrying a cargo of sugar from San Lucia to New York.The collision occurred off Cape Henlopen in a dende fog.Three of the brigantine\u2019s crew jumped aboard the Lero, but though the steamer laid around for several hours nothing could be seen of the brigantine, The only damage to the Lero was the loss of her foretopmast.Advancement of Science.New York, June 22.\u2014The meeting of American Association for the Advance: ment of Science will be held in this city from August 10 to August 16.Application has been made to the principal railroad companies throughout the country for reduced fares for the benefit ot those desiring to attend the meeting, which promises to be the most important ever held by the Association.The local committee is arranging for a series of excursions to places of general interest in the vicinity of New York.The details of the concessions granted by the railroad companies will be communicated to members and others interested by Mr.B.Southwick, Arsenal Building, Central Park, New York.Guns for the Islanders.San Francisco, Cal., June 23.\u2014Indica- tions are growing that the rivalry of American capitalists who desire to control the sugar trade of the Sandwich Islands is likely to plunge the Kingdom of Kalakaua into civil war.The clearance papers at the San Francisco Custom Mouse show that the steamer Australia, which sailed to-day for Honolulu, carried a large quantity of arms and ammunition.This.is.considered as very significant when taken into consideration with the revolutionary feeling that is said to exist in the Hawaiian Islands, and itis fully expected that recourse will be had to arms in order to depose the King.The shipments included eighty cases, in which were nearly 1000 Winchester repeating rifles and 164,000 cartridges.These articles were all consigned to old missionary merchants.It is among this element of the population that the most revolutionary feelings exist.It is said that the scheme is that the Princess Kaiulun will be proclaimed Queen, or that Sam Wilder, who is now in England, will be elected President during his absence.Mr.Wilder's son was a passenger to Honolulu by the steamer, as were Abraham Hoffnung, Hawaiian charge d\u2019affaires in London, and E.C.McFuarland.Large shipments of arms and ammunition have also been made to Honolulu by the sailing vesse s Forest Queen and Colusa.The value of the shipments made exceeded $0,000.A Dunkard Meeting.WaApasH, Ind., June 22\u2014The annual meeting of the German Baptist or Dun- kard Church of Northern Indiana has just closed in Miami County.\u2018There was an immense attendance.Elder Robert Miller, a noted orator and debater from Illinois, conducted the ineet- ings.\u2018The services each day were preceded by feet-washing, the ancient custom that the Dunkards have never departed from.,There is nothing immodest in the operation.The men and women, armed with basins and towels, approach each other, the women washing the women\u2019s feet and the men those of the men.The footis simply suspended, quickly washed and dried.Following this ceremony comes the Lord\u2019s Supper, in which all join, and then there is an adjournment until With the morning comes a There arc 2,500 members of this peculiar sect in Wabash and Miami Counties alone.They are considerably divided in many of their views, and the different factions are known as the \u201cProgressive,\u201d \u201cConservative,\u201d and \u201cOld Order.\u2019 The Progress.v2 element has sensible views in the matter of dress, which it leaves entirely to individual judgment and taste.Members of the Old Order believe in the primitive ways amd forins, and adhere tenaciously to them at all times.The men dress plainly, the women in brown or gray costumes, with old-fashioned poke bonnets.The children are often seen wearing these bonnets.As regards the future state, the Dunkards believe that tney will be restored to God's love and presence after death.The holy kiss is still practiced to some extent, members of eaeh sex kissing each other.Basket and soup meetings are very common among the Dunkards.They are thrifty people, and generally manage to accumulate a liberal supply of this world's goods._\u2014_\u2014\u2014-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WEATHER REPORT.MosTtrEai, June 23.Temperature in the shade, observed by Hearn & Harrison, Opticians and Mathematical Instrument Makers, 1640 and 1642 Notre Dame street :\u2014 BY STANDARD THERMOMETER.\u20148 a.m.63° 1p.m., 70%; 8 p.m., 74°.Max.770; min.58\u20ac; 1nean., 67.057.BY STANDARD BAROMETER.a.in., 20.62; 1 p.m., 29.62 ; 6 p.m., 23.65.; Probabilities.ToroxTo, June 24., 1 a.m.The pressure is increasing in the Lake and Eastern districts.Generally fair, moderately warm weather prevails everywhere, with a few local showers in Ontario and Quebec.In the North-West the weather has been fair and moderately warm, but is becoming cooler in Alberta, where it is now showery.Lakes and St.Lawrence\u2014Light to moderate winds: fair, moderately warm weather.Gulf and Maritime\u2014South and southwest winds; mostly fresh, partly cloudy, Not much change in temperature.\u2014_\u2014 ee.A Living Miracle.\u201cMy infant daughter was taken ill with cholera infantum, the doctor said she could not live.The Reverend Wm, McWilliams would not allow her head to be lifted when he baptised her, she was so weak.Dr.Fowler's Wild Strawberry gave immediate relief.She is a living miracle, hale and hearty.Since that time (7 years) our house has never been without thut remedy.\u201d * * * * From statement of George Johnston, Harwood, Ontario, .\u2014 EEE mk. PE EE ES 2 THE MONTREAL HERALD AND DAILY COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1887.TRADE AND COMMERCE TRE Hrracp OFFIOS, | Thursday Evening, June 23, 1887.Montreal Stock Markel.A general weakness was the prevailing feeling on to-day's market, with a bad break in Montreal Telegraph as the most prominent feature.Bank stocks ruled weal, Montreal selling down to 2313, though a very light trading was reported at these figures.The close is weak at 231} bid.Commerce declined to 118, sales being made at this figure.The close was better, buyers offering 118}, no sellers under 120.Merchants was steady, holders firm at 133.Other banks were neglected, but steady at about previous figures.In the miscel- aneous list, Telegraph broke on free selling to 93}, a decline of 3) points rom yesterday's close at 97, sales 1,050 shares.Richelieu & Ontario declined to 563, closing weak, with sellers at this price, sales 735 shares.Gas was also weaker, with sales at 2183, closing rather steadier at this figure bid.Canadian Pacific opened weaker at 60}, advancing a fraction to 6l and closing easier with sellers at 61, buyers at 603.In Cotton stocks the only transaction reported is the sale of 50 Hochelaga Co.at 135.The total transactions to-day amounted to 2,599 shares, compared with 2,250 yesterday.The sales are as follows :\u2014 MORNING BOARD.85 Bank of Montreal.at 4 Bank ot Commerces .at He, Merc t, .AR 0 2 Merchants Ban! \"A iz 450 Montreal Talegraph.\u2026.\u2026.at 575 Richelieu & Ontario.at 57 10 6 .\u2026 ut 57! 23 15 159 City Gas.+.; 125 Richzlieu & Outario.25 Montreal Telegraph 59 cree AN \u201c #0 \u2018 00 « 15 \u201c 5 Hochelaga Cotton.Tlic closing figures were as follows, as compiled specially for Tue Heracd by Messrs.D.L.McDougall & Co, stock brokers, 11 Hospital street : | zg! Cent.STOCKS.Shares.wwe Last Half- vidend.Sellers Per Cent.Values © oS al Yeurly Di- 8 Buyers Per Rani of Mentreal.Ontario Bank® Bank 15.N.Banque du Peuple.Molsons Bank.Bank of Toronto.Bank Jacques Cartier.Merchants Bank Bank d'Hochclaga.- 1 East\u2019n 'Township B'kc.Quebec Bank.1 Kank Natienale.Union Bank Can.l\u2019x of Commerc Dominion Bank.Bank of Hamilton Ville Marie \u2018Standard Bank.Federal Bank.1 Imperial Bank.1 MISCELLANEOUS.Intereolontal Coal Col 1 Do.b 29 CD Gd a a= a = BEET TS dhe GN STG 4 ca 5995SEHBHHOBHOEO HR SE BET TY Montreal Tel, Co.Dominion Tel.Co.Western Union Tel Co 1 Rich.& Ont.Nav.Co.{ 1 City Passenger BR.R.Montreal Gas Co.\u201d Canada Cotton Co.New Engl'd Paper O Canada Pager Co.CanadasShipping Co.Dundas Cotton Co.Mont Loan&Mort'g Co} Mont, Invest&Bidg Co, Royal Can.Ins.Co.Montreal Ootton Co.Stormont Cotton Co.Hochelaga Colton Co.Coaticook Cotton Co.Kingston Cotton Co.Merchants Manf, Co.Bell Telephone Co.Guarantee Co of N.A.Acc'd nt Ins C.of N.À.L.Chn&sSt.Law Canada teuti Ry BS: St.Paul, M.& M.R\u2019y.Dominion Cattle Co.Canadian Pacific R.IR.Ment.7 p.c.Stock.Canada N W Land Co.Can.Pacific L.G.B.j.Ont.& Que.R.R.co\u202600l New York Stock Market.There was a decidedly weak feeling in this market to-day, and the close is at a considerable decline all round.Western Union opened weaker at 764, and declined to the close at T5{, a loss of 14 trom yesterday's close, sales of 38,600 shares were reported.Lake Shore shows a decline of 1 point to 963, and was dealt in the extent of 14,100 shares.Pacific Mail opened a fraction better at 503, and closed steady at previous day's closing figures.Erie was also weak at 321, and was actively dealt in 21,700 shares changing hands, and Reading closes weak at 511, a deeline of 1} from yesterday.The principal wealkness was shown in N.E., which declined 3} points to507.The total transactions to-day amounted to 287,700 shares.J.R.Moeker, St.Sacrament street has handed us the following report of the market over his direct wire :\u2014 10.30 A.m.\u2014All sorts of reports as to the troubles in Cincinnati extending are being used to break everything, and there is no particular reason that we can get.2.30 pu.\u2014We have just talked with Mr.Black, cashier Continental National Bank regarding disquieting rumors in Wall street aboutChicago Bank.He assured us that they were never in a stronger position than they are to-day.We told him we would like to quote him as say ing this, and he consented.The market throughout the day was forced down by the bears on rumors of the impending failure of one or two Chicago and Boston banks.They succeeded in forcing some small bulls to liquidate, and with the money market in their favor, depressed prices considerably.\u2018The market closed steady, but with a feverish undertone.We do not know how much further these troubles in Cincipnati will spread, but should C5261 LS en = = BEE 266508 & = 2 ERE 5170 no close its doors to-day.the following New York gossip :\u2014 speculation aside from the room sionals.trade on either side of the account.nothing unfavorable come out, we think the market ought to be a purchase.- The market has broken from 1 to 4 points on free selling and hammering by the room, on report that the American Exchange Bank of Chicago will Messrs.Frank Bond & Co, stock brokers, 14 Place D'Armes, furnishes us with At the close of business yesterday the opinion was shared by bears and bulls alike that the market was likely to remain a dull and uninteresting one during the coming week at least, unless some new factor should come nig.p London is practically doing nothing, and it is not at all likely that the foreigners will take a hand in until the «the ofes- There was no disposition to Fidelity National Bank in the Chemical National Bank \u2014N.F.Daily Bulletin.PRODTOE AND PROVISIONS.Breadstus.MoNTREAL, June 23, 1887.Frour\u2014Receipts 1,100 barrels via G- T.R.and C.P.Raïlways.There was a very quiet tone to this market on \"Change to-day, and the general feeling on prices was easier.Superior is of fered at 4.05, withont finding any buyers, and we hear of no sales below this figure, though for a round lot this price would be shaded.The demand is very light, City dealers continue to bring in small lots from hand-to-mouth, and orders for outside markets are conspicuous by their absence.There is a fair business doing in strong bakers for the Illinois Cent Chic, B.&Q Wabasir.Wabash pref, Union Pacitie.£ ) Ing.oovviieneennns 52% 7 Kansas & Texas.2] 29:1 29 23%] 3100 Canada South.0 6} 893} 583! 59 \u20183500 St.Paul & Omaha.524 531 51 504) 6800 St.Paul & Omaha prof.ill5y 115 1115 [143 6) Denver and Ro G.[.| 2051 29 D 509 Northern Pac.334 on 325 po 7100 Northern Pac.pref.81} 60 ; 1900 Ontario & West.Ohio Cent.Erie and Western.Mob, & Ohio.Louisville 4 Nash Missouri Pac.ol St.Paul, M.& M.! dela PullmanCar.oe 52} 15 Oregon Trans.32 West Shqgre new bonds.Canada Pac.Sterling Exchauge MONEY.240-000 cnanfun en 5] 61.N.Y.& Now Eng.544 51} 515\" 607) 4510 Rich.Ferm.33 | Soi, a}, Bhgtecnu00 Exchange.} The market for sterling was very quiet, and rates are unaltered at yesterday\u2019s figures.New York funds were firm at par to 1-32 premium.between banks, }@{ premium over the counter.The fellowing table of rates is furnish ed Tuu Izracp by W.L S.Jackson & Co., Stock, Grain and Foreign Exchange Brokers, 10 Exchange Court :- Juné 3 IN NEW YORK.\u2014 Posted Actual Rate.Rate.New York Fuands.81} 83:@} Sterling Sixty Days.86 sila sterling Demand.Cees 8 a} Sterling Cable#.vena, June 23.In MONTREAL.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 Betwaen Counter Banks.Rate.N.Y.Funds.par@1-32 1@} Stg.60 days.8} @13-16 9 @} Do.demand.8§ 29-16 922} Do.oables.oia London Quotations.Te-day's cables give us the following figures :\u2014 1230 p.m.4 p.m.Consols for mouey.1619-16 10% 6-18 do.for acoount .101 9-16 9 9-16 U.S JC.ec.essence 00e 112 112 Erie.34 33: N.Y.Centra 45 11a} Iti.Central.es 151 1358 Messrs.J.L Forget & Co, Notre Dame street, have the following quotations per special cable :\u2014 Yes- day.To-day.81 ol 88 ô 35 $6 Ordinary.15 14 ¢ # Guaranteed 77 T6) Canadian Pacifie.63, 63 1-16 Paris, 1230 p.m\u2014SIf.371e ; p.m.81f.224c.; 4 p.m,, 81f.27 jc.Mouey.Bank of England specie decrease, £400,000 sterling.Bullion received into bank to-day, £20,000.Bank of France specie increase, 6,175,- 000 francs gold, 7,125,000 francs silver.GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY.Return of trafic for week ending 18th June :\u2014 1897.1836.Passenger train earnings.B122,737 $110,128 Freight \u201c \u201coT 221,279 219,929 Total CL $344,085 $330,055 Increase 1887.8 14,011 2 THE NON-PAYMENT OF THE DRAFIS EXPLAINED.Attachments Issued Against the Property in New York.The action of the Chemical National Bank in refusing payment of the four $100,000 drafts from Cincinnati on receipt of a despatch from the Fidelity National Bank of that city, has been accounted for on the ground that attachments were out at Chicago and in this city on the property of Kershaw & Co.and J.W.Wiltshire.To prevent this money falling into the hands of these persons, the Cincinnati bank stepped the payment of the drafts.\"At the Chemical Bank, Cashier Quinlan said he knew nothing more than that the payment was stopped by those who issued the drafts.The Bank of Montreal, in this city, has obtained from Judge Dono- Lue an attachment against the property of the Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati in this city to recover the value of two of the drafts, aggregating $200,000, ea.dorsed by Wiltshire, J.W.Hoyt and Irwir, Green & Co.Payment liaving been refused at the Chemical Nu- tional Bank, the drafts were duly protested.lt is not known how much of a balance remains to the credit of the effect of the July disbursement is felt.CItY trade.A prominent broker, who always acts Quotations are about as follows : on the bull side, said last evening: \u201cI Patont, per brl.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$1.05 @ $1.10 | iti = ior Ext 300 @ 3.95 have sold out and am awaiting a reac- por bra ES @ 85 tion before repurchasing.I do not be- Fancy.30 @ 3.60 lieve in bulling four per cent.stocks on Spring Extra ecesrecnes 35 2 3.05 a four to six per cent.money market.Stong Haxors, (Manitob 25 @ 455 The money market continues a topic Strong Bakers\u2019 {Groadlan) 4.00 a 15 of conversation, and none seem to look Strons Bakers\u2019 (American).515 @ 820 for higher rates.Middlings.= 29 @ Ein The following were the fluctuations in Ontario bigs (medium) BI 1% @ Lv prices and the sales made in New York, Cit \u201c Gpring, extra) 73 @ 13 ; Thursday, June 23,as specially reported \u201c (dslivered).@ 2.2 for Tug HeraLp by Macdougall Brothers, OATMEAL\u2014Quotations are :\u2014 - .2 5 St.Francois Xavier street : Granulated, per pa a 12 Ordinar Tbbl.@ 4.20 3 Wry pe bags 1122111000.200 @ 2.10 2 CorNMEAL\u2014Quotations are :\u2014 2 : * of DE White, per bbl.50.00 a 39.00 STOCKS.22 wl] =| bag.0.00 @ 14 | 2|8/% Yellow, per bbl.230 @ 2.65 ZlZ212)] à \u201c nie 000 @ 180 2 2 s |8 3 Grain.5 1612151 7 There was no business doing on this Western Union* 7) 76) 76} 754) 754 55000 market, and prices are nominally un- Pacite Mail : sf in A Bf 13100 changed in the absence of transactions.Erie.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.33 321| 8211 82H 21700 We quote :\u2014 nie 2b ex rites.1 i put ore Candada white wheat, 85c@85c; Can- Ole pret aa I] wal 8a] 283] \"100 ada spring wheat, Sic@35¢; Canada red North-West ; 1203 {19/1193} 13900 winter, 84e@35c.Manitoba, 90c@92c; North-West pre soil s0:| 531 anil\u201d \u201c3300 No.2 do, 95e@9ôe; No.1 northern, 90c St.Paul pref.1243123; | 1334 7 @92c.Peas, 67c/@b3¢ per bushel of 66 Michigan Gent eo 9 ol) 90 63) |1bs.Corn is nominal at 63c@ô4e duty N.Y.Gentral.112; |L12;|1114 iii 100 paid, 46c@47c in bond.Oats 26@204c Del., Lack & West.1351136/11353 1353) 20900 ; at.50.D a SEE oat] \u201cnag DoT bushel afloat.Barley 47c@30c Rock Island.a BLY.sl] Chicago Grain and Provision Markot We are indebted to Mr.E.McLennan, 22 St.John street, for the following table of fluctuations and comparisons in to-day's markets : Cuiaaco, June 23.> o .ce M #12 178 = © 3 E 0% a 4 È 7 - 2 2 = 53 S|E|318614.WHEAT\u2014 | | 70H mo gril i ml LE 7431 754 74 363 363 364 orl 33) 87 30, IR Dh Messrs.MacDougall Broa., St.Francois Xavier street, stock brokers and members of the Chicago Board of Trade, have forwarded us the following report of the Chicago markets from their represonta- tives :\u2014 Cuicago, Ill, June 23-\u2014Wheat has been fairly firin all day, notwithstanding disquieting rumors of more bank troubles ; these being in part dispelled, the market showed great strength and closes at the highest figures of the day.The same applies to corn, and particularly so to provisions.A.Gsvprs & Co.The closing prices.compared with yesterday's are : June June 22, 23.July wheat.e00 00 .70 70% Aug.Wheat.ooivvveiiinnn TR 73 Sep .wheat.T43 75}.July corn.85: 388 Aug.corn.Ti 38¢ Sept corn.39 302 July oats.2 2: Aug.oats.Z Di Sept.oats.Si 51 July pork.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.ien tienes Lecu00 Aug.porK.\u2026.%.00scons sresue su000 .Sept TR.ce eee July lard 6 30 8 4 Aug.larc 6 49 6 Sept, lar 65) 6 60 July ribs.TH Lee .Aug.ribs.cooiviiiiiiniin, 742 Ll.Sept.TIDG.\u2026.\u2026.0.00\u202600000000000 7 a a.Live Hogs\u2014The following table shows the movement, and the ruling figures : Estimated receipts.19,000 Omcial, Saturday.\u2018ee 16,452 Shipments, yesterday .4,951 Leftoverabout.5,000 [4 ARE 75 @ 81 D Mixed packing.5 75 @ 5 00 Heavy shipping.48 @ 505 Carrie \u2014 Receipts 13,200.Market dull.Looss Mrars-\u2014Short cut $7.40 ; short ribs, $7.25; long cut, $7.35 ; green hams 91c@$.Boxan MEars\u2014Short cut 37.65 ; short ribs $7.50 ; long cat $7.50; sweet pickled hams 93@10c.Lake Freights.Chicago engagements to-day.Wheat 187,000 bushels, at bc.; Corn 64,000 bushels, at 5c.; oats 18,000 bushels.New York Market, Closing reports by wire.The flonr market is quiet, wheat quiet, red winter 82c@90c, No.2 88c., sales 7,000,000 bushels ; corn steady, No.2 47c., sales 450,000 ; oats quiet.Ocean freights\u2014The business to-day is comparatively tame, but rates are well maintained.There is a moderate call only for accommodation on berth, even for grain, partly owing to the firmer views of agents.Tonnage for charter attracts less attention, but is held to former rates.The main inquiry is for vessels for petroleum, lumber and miscellaneous cargo.Vessels for deals are in rather more favor in the Provincial markets, and held more confidently.Vessels for naval stores, cotton, tobacco, sugar and molasses are yet in partial neglect.Colliers for coastwise business meet with a moderate demand at unaltered figures.Option Markets.New York, 3.34 p.m.\u2014Wheat, 921c bid June, 85£c bid July, 833c asked August, 86}c bid September, 373c nominal Qetober, 883c nominal November, 890 nominal December, 91{c nominal January, 92$c nominal Febrnary, 933c nominal March, 94jc nominal April, 96c May.Corn, 463c bid July, 473c August, 481c bid September.Chicago, 2.30 p.m\u2014Close\u2014Wheat, 6926 @691c nominal June, 7U$c@707c July, T34c August, T51e September, T)$c@T9jc bid December.Corn, 3üc nominal June, 363c July, 38e August, 3950 September, 39%c bid October.Lard, $6.40 nominal June, $6.40 July, $6.50 August, $1.60 September, $6.70 October.S.K, $7.324 nominal June, $7.32} July, $7.45 August, $7.55 September.Pork, $22.00 nominal June, Detroit, 12 m.\u2014 Wheat, No.1 white, 82c cash, Michigan Red 823 ccash, No.2 Red 82%c cash, 821c June, 773c July, 77%c asked August, 781c December.\"Toledo, 2.08 p.m.\u2014Wheat, 80ic @ 8lc cash, 8Uc bid June, 77ÿc asked July, 78c asked August, 785c September, \\825c bid December, Corn, 33}c bid July.Oats nominal.Montreal Provisions.Pork, Lary, &c\u2014There is a very quiet local business being done in smail lots at unchanged figures.Lardis dull.We quote: India mess beef, per cts.00.00 @ 00.00 Mess beef, bbls.0.\u2026.\u2026 U0.00 @ BW) Montreal S.C.pork.17.00 @ 17.25 Western 8.C.C.do.» 17.00 @ 17.25 Western Mess do.00.00 @ 00.00 Lard, Fairbauks, pe wa @ 0.10 Do.Canadian.00.09 @ 00.9} Hams, uncovered, per 1b.00.114@ 00.14 Hams, canvassed, per Ib.\u2026.00.00 @ Œ.W Hams, picnie.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u20260sc0se 00.00 @ 00.00 Bacon, per Ib.\u2026.\u2026.-.00.1042 00.11 Shoulders, per lb.\u2026.00.00 @ 00.04 Tallow, per 1D.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026ouscsscce 06.041@ 00.00 Exgs.The market is quiet, but fir.ner, and sales are reported at 131c per dozen for round lots.In some cases i4c has been obtained.Ashes.The -potash market is without any new feature; $3.75@83.85 are the ruling figures for first sorts.Receipts continue good.Dairy Products.Burren\u2014There is little of interest to be said of the batter market.The demand at present is of a purely local character, and choice lots of dairy are picked up readily in small lots at full figures.The demand for creamery is also light, and in jobbing lots at 13@19¢ per Ib.Inferior grades ave slow of sale, in fact there is no market for low grades.We quote : Creamer Ye.coven carrorsnvananns a.18 @ 19 Townslhips\u2026 v\u202600015 \u2014 17 Morrisburg.\u2014 17 Brockville.\u2014 17 Western.\u2014 17 LOW grades.\u2014 16 Cuerss\u2014The spot market to-day is lifeless, the whole interest is centred on to-day\u2019s country markets at Brockville and Belleville, and the prices paid on the open market at these points will be a fair criterion of the feeling as to values.The public cable comes in today ls lower, at 47s, and private despatches quote the market weak at 46s per cwt.Buyers here talk of 8ic@83c as the outside valuc of white and color- ed.We quote as follows :\u2014 « \u20ac Fancy Colored.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.sresseseners 8:@8} Finest white., 8 @s} Madiam \u2026\u2026 723 The New York Trade Bulletin writes from New York: \u2018The receipts and exports of cheese since May Ist (the beginning of the trade year) eompare as follows : Receipts, Exports, Pkgs bs.For week ending June 21.94,201 2;013,607 Same week I8SH 161,403 085,195 Since May 1, 1337.320,842 984,148 Same tine last year 274,780 8,416,083 The Utica Cheese Market.Urica, N.Y, June 20.\u2014The drop of 1}c to-day was a sad surprise to dairymen, who were at first somewhat disposed to fight it.Several did not ship at all, while a good many held back the make of one or two days, being already off protty close to the hoop.The result is that our sales are about 1,800 boxes less than last week, although still 1,100 more than las#year.S:nall sizes feel it most, the slaékness in home trade reducing them from jc over the ruling to jc over.Their number, however, is greatly reduced also.White stock sold below colored, on an average about fc.There was a little talk about milk beginning to shrink, but no one takes any stock in that yet, with pastures looking ing as fine as they ever did at this orany other time of year, and with no hot weather to worry the cows.Sales include 4 lots, 260 boxes, at 8c; 15 lots, 1,637 boxes, at 8c; 13 lots, 1,312 boxes, at Sic; 6,993 boxes, at 8c, the ruling price; 500 at 7c, and 900 at T}c, besides 3,321 boxes consigned, making a total of 14,934 boxes.Same day last year transactions were 13,550 boxes, and year before 11,522 boxes.The Eigin Market.Eroix, 11L, June 20.\u2014The hutter market holds firm at 18}¢; two sales at 15ÿc.Tendency of the market upwards.61,350 1bs.sold on call.No cheese sold.Drouth still continues.Little Falls Cheese Market.Lirtze Fans, NY.June 20.\u2014The sales here to-day comprised 150 pkgs.at 73 cents ; 2,630 at 73; 4,130 at 8; 800 at 81: 830 at 84, and 750 pkgs.on comunis- sion; also 970 packages dairy at 7 to 83% cents\u2014the bulk at 8c.Of butter, 23 packages creamery at 18 cents, also 25 packages dairy at 17 to 20 cents\u2014the bulk at 18c.British Breadstuff aud Provision Mar- Ketd Liverpool, 11.30 a.m.\u2014The wheat market is quiet but steady, and the demand is poor, offerings are in moderate quantity.Corn steady and a fair demand.Beerbohm's cable advices to-day are as follows: Cargoes off coast, wheat, dull: corn, nothingoffering.Cargoes on passage and for shipment, wheat, neglected, no business doing; corn, inactive.French country markets inactive.Liverpool, wheat, spot, moderate demand; corn, demand fair, prices a shade higher.Wheat and flour in Paris, slow.Danubian maize, ex-ship., 10s Yd; prompt, 19s 9d.Australian wheat, off coast, 35s 9d; present and following month, 36s.Liverpool, 3.30 p.m.\u2014Bacon Lc.38s 6d; choice cheese, 423 3d; tallow, prime city, 22s.° \"The following are to-day\u2019s quotation compared with yesterday's :\u2014 June 22.June 23.11.30 a.m.11.30 a.m.8.d.8, d 8.d.8, d, Spring Wheat .611@ 7 1|611@7I Red Winter.70\u2014 7 2/7 0\u2014 7 2 No.1 Californi .711\u2014 8 01710\u2014 80 No.2 California.00\u2014 0 6010 0\u2014 0 0 CoOrm.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.8113\u2014 0 Q|8113\u2014 0 O Paas.5 0\u201400[50\u201400 Pork.6 6\u2014 0 056 8\u2014~ 00 Lard.33 0\u2014 0033 9\u2014- 00 Bacon, L.C.39 0\u2014 0 0j8 6\u2014 00 Bacon, 3.C 9 0\u2014 0 09 0\u2014 0 0 Fallow.\u2026\u2026.22 3\u2014 0 0122 6\u2014 0 0 Cheese, new make 43 0 \u2014 0 017 0\u2014 0 0 THE BROCKVILLE CHEESE MARKET.(Special 70 TrE HERALD.) BrockvILLE, Ont, June 23.\u2014Six thousand five hundred boxes cheese were offered.About\u2019 two thousand boxes sold at 8éc@@81c.No doubt all will be sold to-night.CANADIAN PACIFIC RATLWAY COMPANY.Receipis of Produce\u2014June 23, M Laing & Sons 1004 boxes cheese; Order Peterson Bros London 400 sax flour; do Glasgow 200 do; Order Imp Bank 335 do; M C McDonald 12 hhds tobacco.+ Ir 1s sain that S.Carsley\u2019s.three cent printed muslins are fast colors and very neat patterns, MOVEMENTS OF GRAIN AND PRODUCE.TOLEDO, June 23.Bir SRP 1,000 2,000 023 4,314 108,000 000 45,000 87,000 64,000 60,000 4,000 000 73 189 52,200 403,822 a 265,100 5.een sacs 1,000 SEAPORT TOWNS.NEW YORK, June 23 Receipts Shipments Flour, bbls.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.8,161 2,130 Flour, sacks.9,1 ol eat, bush.PE rc LL.Corn, bush.124,200 91,872 ALB L.cs00cs0us 000 86,700 10,000 Cornmeal, bbls.1,460 333 Cornmeasll, sacks 3,010 4,40 23,200 100 1,105 AST LL.121,774 654,760 DETROIT, June 23.Receipts Shipments Wheat.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.00.10,000 35,000 MILWAUKEE, June 23.Receipts Shipments 3,107 272 1,000 1,000 CROPS IN THE NORTH-WEST.Splendid Weather for Wheat and Pros pects Excellent for on Large Crop.[St Paul Pioneer Press, 20th.] Last week we sent out about 1,000 letters to correspondents in the North- West asking for information as to the general condition of the wheat crop, the weather during the previous two weeks, and the extent of damage, if any, to the growing crops.Replies have been received froin nearly all correspondents.At the time the reports were written drouth prevailed to a considerable extont in portions of of Southern Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa.Since then, however, there have been frequent and heavy rains over almost the entire area of the States named, effectually breaking the drouth.In Dakota the prospects are unusually good for a large crop of wheat; with a very large increase in acreage.In portions of Wisconsin and Minnesota the crop has probably been damaged a small per cent.In Northern Iowa the month of May and the first week in June have been the dryest known since 1376, scarcely a drop of rain having fallen in that time.Last week tliere was a three days\u2019 rain, which will help out small grain wonderfully.The straw will be short, but will probably fill well.A good mauy fields of barley have been plowed up and sown with millet.Prospects for corn have not been better since 1880.In many sections timothy hay will not be half a crop, as the rain came too late to do any good.Along the line of the Northern Pacific railroad advices do not vary materially from those publishe:l last week.Along the Little Falls & Dakota branch\u2019 local showers have benefited certain looali- ties, while others are suffering.In Western Minnesota and on the Fergus & Black ill branch, extending to Mil- nor, hot and dry weather prevailed during the EARLY PART OF LAST WEEK, but since then rains have fallen, and the prospect is much improved, and a good average crop is expected.In the Red River Valley, along the line of the Duluth & Manitoba branch, reports are all- favorable.From Dakota very favorable reports continue to come in, with few exceptions.In localities of limited area they have sometimes not had enough rain.In regard to the alleged damage to crops west of the Missouri river, the division superintendent of the Northern Pacific telegraphs as follows : I have just returned from a trip over the division.I never saw crops looking better at this tune of year.There area few late fields, but in the maiority wheat is up high enough to furnish shade for the soil, and is looking very healthy.Wednesday was about the first hot day we have had, and while rain would be very acceptable, a weck or ten days of such weather would do no great harm.They had more wind than usual, which has dried up the ground very fast.The weather up to June 10 was all that could be desired\u2014plenty of rain, tfoilowed by low temperature.This country can stand any amount of rain, aud it can also stand a gool doal of drouth.\u2014\u2014 IMPORTS.Per steamship Montreal, from Liver- ol for Montreal, F.Bouchette master, Torrance&co agents\u2014Desaulniers F& co 3 pkgs mdse; Wulff&co 3 cs colors; F& J Leclaire&co I7 pkgs mdse; T Samuel 2 bales saddle felt; Hy Morgan&co 1 case mdse; P P Martin&co 8 pkgs do; Harris, L&M 4 cs do; À Racine&co 5 pkgs do; J Y Gilmour les do, 1 parcel samples; A Ramsay&s3 5 cs plate glass; Mongenais B &co 2 es do; B & SH Thompson&co 43 pkgs bolts, M&L S Benjamin&co 7 bales fibre; Benny Macplierson & co 3 chains ; Jas Robertson & co 80 boxes tinplates; Benny Macpherson 479 do; Order 46 mats bottles, 3 crates do; Kenneth C & co 11 bris cod liver oil; Boyd &co 3 pkgs mdse; Order 275 cases olive oil; G E Jacques & co 11 pkgs e\u2019'ware; Order 462- bdls sheet iron, 2009 bdls bar do ; Pillow H&co 2009 bdls bar do; D Torrance&eo 16 bales bags; J Hutton&co 650 axles, 12 steel forgings ; Cox&Green 2188 bags fine salt; Boyd&co 7 pkzs mdse ; John Taylor 50 railway tyres; Order 729 sacks salt; J&H Taylor 5 crates e'ware; P M Galarneau &co 15 pkgs mdse, 2 packages samples ; Frothingham&W 1640 bars iron; Thibau- deau Bros 25 pkgs mdse; Gault Bros 71 do; Mills&H 5 es do; J O'Brien&co 1 bale do: Lonsdale R&co 4 cs do; Jas Johnston &co 14 do; Mackay Bros 8 do; J Horsefall 2 pkgs do; J Grenier&co 7 do 1 parcel samples; Hudon&P 7 «& mdse 1 do samples; McLachlan Bros&co 8 cs mdse 1 do; Lemarche l\u2019&co 5 do; Brophy C&co 6 do; Dupuis Freres 2 bales do; J Torrance 1 parcel; A LC Merrill 1 roll f cloth: R Ralston&Sons 1 cs brass eyelets.Through goods\u2014Sir D Macpherson 16 cs claret; A A Murray 3 do settlers effects; John Spratt 1 do contg Fano; Capt W Ponton 2 do uniform; W M Cooper 3 pkgs mdse; Bertramdco 1 pel samples 22 coils Wire: T Eaton&co 31 pkzs bedsteads; Order 250 bxs tinplates; J R Shuttleworth 2 cs effects, A Gunn&co 12 coils wire; Merchants Bk of Ganada 3 bales wool; Rice L&Son 3 pkgs steel 12 coils wire rope; J Wright&co 25 bars iron 8 do; Rice, Lewis&Son 15 bdis iron; I.S Benjamin&co 5 cases tinplates; do 104 rings wire; R J Develin 1 cs hats; B&S H Thompson 2 cs bolts, 2 cs plate glass; J McCausland 2 cs do; D Moore&Co 15 cs tin plates order 540 bxs tin plates; do 100 do; Woods&Leggatt 10,794 bars iron, 102 bdls do; Jas Wright&co 102 bdls steel plates; Rice, Lewis&Son 7 csks Eware, 2 bxs do; Warwick&co 170 bdls steel; Sum- tel Walker 1 cs Hware; Rice, Lewis&5on 800 bdls iron, 655 bars Argyle iron, 24 \u2019 .as duced into their house and mingleq ; their goods pursuant to a cong Jira between the plaintiffs and racy One interesting fact shown op ins trial was that while checks was received by the plaintiffs dan, Marsh & Co.from time to gm, Jor companied by remittance sheets stating | that such checks were in settlement bills of specified dates, and while At books of Schultz Bros.& Blath, whe produced in court, showed that they had receipted for the same as being payme for such bills, the bills themselves did not appear upon the books.Anathe i circumstance which attracted considerable attention was that after the discoy.bdls do: order 173 bdls hoop iron; Cotton fz co 10 cs plate glass; Elliot Hay 2 cs ¢ of tartar, 20 drums soap, 10 firkins do; 2 pkgs, 10 cs; WM Knowles&co 3379 bdls steel, 1599 bars do; order 61 bdls hoop iron; W J Reid&co 10 pkgs Eware; W M Knowles&co 26 bdls steel, 49 do; C Stark 12 cs twine; À K Gilileon 1 cs mdse; Cascade, Small, Fabric&co 117 plates iron; erder 1 cs mdse; do 334 bars iron; do 933 plates do.MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.ToroNTO, June 23, Wheat, fall, No, 2, 84c(@s5c.Wheat, fall, No.3, 82c.Spring, No.1, 00c(@00c, i ery of the alleged conspirac \"es?\u2018 Spring, No.>, 90c@ 00e.wrote to the plaintiffs tehing Thome es! \u2018 Fed winter, No.2, 8Le(@00.Jordan, Mars & Co.had found ox i Bar No S Boel oS - what he had been doing with other ; Teas, No.2,56 Le houses, but that he would do his best \u2018 Flour, superior, 53.75@83.85.shield Schutz Bros.& Blath.This letter | ; Flour, extra, $3.65@ 53.75.Me cntroduced, singularly enough by ; Spring extra, £0.00 E, hoate on behalf of tho plaintiff, : © ae, \u2018The plaintiffs one and ail deni Remarks Market active; sales made the witness stand that they had any \u2018 of oats at 30}e@328c on track.guch fraudulent understanding or ed New Yorx, June 23.rangement with Hewes, and endeavored COTTON\u2014Quiet at 1-16cdecline.Up- toshow that Jordan, Marsh & Co.had lands, 10je; New Orleans, 11 1-Ibc.known all that was going on prier to SUGAR\u2014Quiet.Refining, 00c@00c ; July, 1885.It was shown that some ; standard \u201cA\u201d Bic @ Oc; cutloaf and portion of the goods in suit had actually crushed, 6}c@00c; powdered, 6 1-16c@ been mineled with the stock of Jordon, ! 6tc; granulated, Oc.Marsh & Co., and presumbably had been : Chicago, June 23.sold, but the Court charged the jury that \u2018 BOXED MEATS\u2014Short ribs, sides, if the same were intermingled pursuant \u2018 fo any fraudulent arrangement or con spiracy the sellers could not claim their purchase price, because they would thereby be profiting by their own wrong, It was alleged, however, by Jordan, Marsh & Co.on the trial that on the goods which they might have received they had sustained big loss, not only through realizing smaller prices on whatever wag then sold, but through the injurious effect afterwards upon the business of the cloak and suit department.Among the various bills making up the plaintiffs\u2019 claim of $32,000 was one for $117, which had never been seriously disputed by the defendants, but payment of which had been held in abeyance \" pending the decision of the plaintitfa\u201d suit.Counsel for the respective .partieg spent several hours in summing up the case, and the jury, after abont an hours doliberation, returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiffs for 3117, being for the amount of the undisputed bill, and a verdict in favor of the defendants on the principal amount, Seligman & Co., also cloak and suit manufacturers, were for some years tenants of Jordan, Marsh & Co., in their New York building, at No.276 Church street.They also had dealings with that firm through Hewes, and when their rent, amounting to about £6,000 was demanded by Jordan, Marsh & Co.they refused to pay unless Jordan, Marsh & Co.paid for the goods claimed to have been sent to them by Seligman & Co.This Jordan, Marsh & Co.refused to do, claiming that the goods had been fraudulently mingled with their stock pursuant to a conspiracy with Hewes.Messrs.Jordan, Marsh & Co.therefore sued for rent, and Messrs.Selig- man & Co.set up a counter-claim for the goods sold, amounting to $9,371.50.Tre cuse appeared on the calendar before Judge Wheeler yosterday, and after the verdict in favor of Jordon, Marsh & Coin the Schutz case A.J.Dittenhoefer, counsel for Seligman & Co.abandoned the counter-claim, and the jury thereupon rendered a verdict in favor of Jordan, Marsh & Co.for $6,150.-\u2014 ee Cholera Infantuns That terrible scourge among children may be speedily cured by Dr.Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry.All forms > of bowel complaints: nausea and vomiting, from an ordinary diarrhæœa to the most severe attack of Canadian cholera, ean be subdued by its prompt use.Itis the best remedy known for children or $7.30 @ $0.00; dry salted shoulders, $5.40 (@ 55.50; short clear sides, §7.65 @%7.70.ENGAGEMENTS\u2014Corn, 311,000 ; oats, 98,000.FREIGHTS\u2014Corn, 3}c; oats, 2fc.[From the New York World.) THE BOSTON FIRE WINS.New Yorkers who Sued Jordan, Marsh & Co., Lose Their Action at Law.They Will Receive no Pay for the Goods Sent to au Agent ofthe Boston Firm Against Mis Employers Orders\u2014The Test (ase of Schutz Bros.& Biath Dee cided in the United States Circuit Court.Few cases have aroused the same interest in the commercial community of late years as has the suit of Messrs.Schutz Bros.& Blath, manufacturers of coats and suits, of this city, against the firm of Jordon, Marsh & Co., the leading dry goods house of Boston, to recover $32,000 and interest for cloaks and suits which the plaintiffs claimed to have sold to the defendants.The case has been on trial in the United States Circuit Court before Judge Wheeler and a jury since the 7th inst., and came to an end yesterday with a verdict in favor of the defendants.The suit was a test case, representing other claims against the same firm to the amount of more than $250,000 for goods said to have been received by Jordan, Marsh & Co., under the same curious circumstances, and which suits fall to the ground under the verdict rendersd-yes~ terday.The man who caused all the trouble was John MH.Hewes, manager of the cloak and suit department of Jordan, Marsh & Co.By the testimony of Hewes himself, it was shown that he had been instructed by members of his employers\u2019 firm to keep down the amount of his stock and buy less than he had been buying.Hewes chose to disregartl these instructions and went; on buying .heavy bills of goods.He did it secretly, however, 80 that it did not come to the knowledge of his employers for a long time.Just why he did s0 was not made entirely clear by the testimony.Ii is uas- Cd bd had und FA Rats Auk PY ad bed SEE bd Tegel lh SR BEI GT AC ad Ab ML AF AE ad fais [Uy Spy ht A MA bd à Mg beth gl Gh Bde ot bd A 0 A am A PA de mm his be BE Pe eed A MN Ms sumed thet he held his own opinion as adults suffering from summer com- fo the way in which the busingss should ran conducted in unjustifably high es ve teem and that he cherished a secret am- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.bition to monstrate to his employers that he knw à thing or two DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP about business that thoy did Notice is hereby given that the partnership t not suspect him of knowing.\u201d How- ; t , ay ; Caya Æ Robilard Lés beun dissolved by ma- ever at may be, he determined on stile Cava.romal of I to increase his line of pu oN consent.Lil ne pr owner ] keep the fact concealed from Jordan, : Shor riy, and Sri to Inge to osfry om 1 Marsh & Co.On being solicited by the 2° Pusiooss In REFEREE Bale.: salesman of Schutz Bros.& Blath, and by GASP A DIKOBILLARD members of that firm to buy goods for at, Zephirin, June 11, 1387.3w 143 Æ his department, it wus testified to that - \u2014 \u20ac he had told them of the instructions of & W : Vi Is I I \u20ac his employers, and announced that if he see ater i D épartinen bought further goods the fact of such 4 N.B.\u2014The use of any other form of I descent Lamp is an infringement of the Edi san Patents, and will be dealt with accord= | ugly.A.J.LAWSON, 1 General Canadian Agent, 28 Fraser Buildings, Montreal _June 2 tr Medicated Moris Lozness A Positive Proventive of Cold After Exposure.When coming from an overheated hall Into the cold air, or aiter exposure to draughts td getting wet, none on the tongue prevents ac and, what is better, does not render you mon liable to a cold after taking it.This will pre\u201d vent a multitude of Pncumonias, Rheurss tisms, Fevers, &c., and save the 10s8 of à and expenditure of money.For sale by all Druggists ænd at the GLASGOW DRUG MALI\" 780 Notre Dama Street.whereupon he made confession of what he had been doing.Following this Schutz Bros.& Blath and the other New York firms showered their bills upon Jordan, Marsh & Co, who promptly repudiated the transactions and refused to honor the bills.This occurred in July, 1885, the business having then been going on for some two years.Suits were then brought by the several houses, and the one just decided was selected as a test case, the lawyers of the other interested firms aiding the lawyers of the piaintiffsy.Among other counsel appearing were Richard S.Newcombe, of soodle\u201d Alderman fame; ex-Judze A.J.Dittenhoefer, and Hoadly, Lauterbach & Johnson, Joseph H.Choate and others appeared for the plaintiffs, and Nathaniel Myers, of Stern & Myers, represented Jordan, Marsh & Co.It is held that Messrs.Stern & Myers won a signal vie- tory.The defendants\u2019 plea was that the goods had never been sold to them, but had been secretly and fraudulently intro- December o> On . vy PR ATR WE ew REET .they could secure master L'UNION NATIONALE FRANCAISE mougurate Their New House of Retiige \u2018 Wednesday in the Presence of Many Distinguished Guests, .The Union Nationale Francaise-a go- ciety inaugurated last May by actof the Provincial Parliament, one of the principal objects Cf Which is to look after French emigrants coming to this country opered, their new House of Refuge, No.34 St.Constant street, on Wednesday afternoon.The officers of the society\u2019 who are as follows, were nearly all pred- ent: President, V.(llivon; Vice-Presi- dent, F.Papillon ; Treasurer, R.Beullac; Secretary, P.L.Duvert; assistant do., Mr.Delabarre.Committee\u2014Messrs, T.Cizol, P.Dedier, Saillot, Dumay, L Ledieu, Trouillard, J.Goudron, Malingre, Rabat, Douin, \u2018Gruillond.Besides the above named there were present M.Du- bail, Consul \u2018General of France; Mr.Schwob, French Vice-Consnl; Hon.Premier Mercier, Hon.Mr.McShane, ex- Mayor Beaurgraud, Mr.Robidoux, M.P.P., Chateauguay, Mr.Lafontaine, M.P.P,, Napierville, Foucher de St.Maurice, M.P.P.Beslechasse, Dr.Leprohon, Spanish Vice-Consul, Rev.Fr.Gabaud, Superior of the Seminary, Rev.Father Hamond, Viscount, Bouthillier, Monsieur Bossiere, President of the new French Steamship Company, and Mr.Sauvalle, of La Pu- trie, who officiated as Secretary.Shortly after the party assembled in the large reception room of the Refuge.Consul-General Dubail addressed those present, relating the origin of the Union Nationale Fran- caiss, and explained the purposes to which\u2019 the Refuge would henceforth be devoted.He said that on the 14th of last July, \"after the grand celebration of the French national fete, the sum of $600 remained in the hands of the treasurer, and it was decided to devote this amount to the foundation of a society that would have for its object the caring for French emigrants to Canada, until employment or had become settled in a home.The building which they then had the pleasure of opening had been purchased for the society at a cost of £3,600.The institution was a necessary one and should be liberally supported by all Frenchmen in Canada.Addresses were then made by Hon.Premier Mercier, Ton.Mr.MeShane, ex- Mayor Beaugrand, Mr.Boissiere and Vice-Consul Schwob.The visitors were then shown through the building, which, being large, is well :guited to the purposes to which it will be henceforth devoted.After returning to the reception-room refreshments were served, after which Mr.Faucher St.Maurice, in an eloquent speech, prop : MEDICAL.HEALTH F' R ALI.Holloway's Pills and Ointment.THE PILLS Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS.They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, \\and are invaluable in all Complaints incidental to Females of all ages.For hildren and are priceless, THE OINTMENT! 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Burling.m.: White River Junectton, 55 p.m.; Boston via Lowell, and New York via Pullman New Butfet Parlor Cars to Boston.P.M.\u2014New York Express daily, Sundays included, arriving at St.Albans 6.50) p.m., (Supper); Burlington, 8.15 p.m.; Rutland, roy, 2.00 a.m.; Albany, 2.20 a.m.; New York, 7.00 a.m.Daily, excep} Sunday, arriving Worcester 6.40 a.m.; Bos ton, 7.49 a.m., vie Rutland, Bel- \u2018Wagner\u2019s new Palace Sleeping Cars Mont- Through Cars on this train arriving Waterloo 7.20 p.m., Magog 8.80 p.m., and Sherbrooke .mm.8.20 p.P.M.\u2014Night Express, for St.8.30 Albans, White River Junction, Manchester, Nashua, arriving Boston via Lowell, 8.30 a.m.; New York via Northampton, and Pullman Buffet Sieeping Cars to Boston and For Tickets, Timie-tables, and other information, apply, at Windsor and Balmoral aud Trunk Offices, or at the Com- RAILWAY, THROUGH EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAINS RUN DAILY (Sundays excepted) as 12.05 P.M.6, \u201c The Grand Trunk Trains leaving Montreal vis with The Trains to Halifax and 8t.John run The Steeping Car leaving Montreal on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, runs through to \u2018Halifax, and the one leaving on Tuesday, All Trains are run by Eastern Standard 22 THROUGH TICKETS may be obtained via rail and steamer to all points on the t.Lawrence and in the Maritime For tickets and all information in regard to passenger fares, rates of freight, traln ar- RAILWAYS.CHANCE OF TIME And Vastly Improved Train Service BETWEEN - MONTREAL & QUEBEC, Both in SPEED and EQUIPMENT, TRAINS LEAVE MONTREAL For Queb«c\u20148.00 a.m., 13.30 p.m.and 10.00 p.m.Arriving Quebec 1.17 p.1mn., 10.03 p.m.and 6.30 a.m.For Winnipeg and Vancouver\u20148.00 p.m.dally, except sunday.For Ottawa\u20147.15 a.m., 9.00 &.m., 6.10 p.m.and $8.00 p.m.For Toronto and the West-\u20140.00 a.m.and {8.00 p.m.TRAINS ARRIVE MONTREAL From Quebec\u20143.30 p.m., 8.10 p.m., 6.30 a.m.anc *10.05 p.m.Leaving Quebec 9.00 a.m., 3.30 p.m., 10.063 p.m.and *3.30 p.m.From Winnipeg and Vancouver\u20148.20 a.m, daily, except Sunday.From Ottawa\u2014t8.2) a.m., 12.35 p.m,, 8.30 p.m.9.00 p.m Holyoke, Springield and New From Toronto and the West\u2014i8.20 a.m.and Haven, 11.40 a.m.9.00 p.m, This train makes close connection at *RunsSundaysonly.* tRuns daily, Sundays included.For full information, Time-Tables, Maps, Tickets, ete., apply at Ticket Offices, 256 ST.JAMES STREET 523 do.do.202 do.do.Windsor and Balmoral Hotels; Or to C.E.McPHERSON, City Ticket and Passenger Agent, 266 St.James Streets LUCIUS TUTTLE, Passenger Traffic Managera HAR Sabi encra.ASS .May 30: ssenger ent.Fasirn Railway \u2014AND\u2014 White Mountain Line re The ONLY LINE from Montreal running through the White Mountains to Portland and Oid Grehard Beach with= out change of Cars.On and after MONDAY, JUNE 27th, 1887, trains will leave Montreal as follows :\u2014 A.M.\u2014Day Express for Boston 9.00 Lowell, Nashua, Manchester, Concord, &e., with Drawing Room Car running through to Boston.A.M.\u2014White Mountain Express with Through Parlor Car, arriving Fabyan?s 4.20, Portland 7.99, und Old Orchard Beach 2.30 mn, - Bi (except Saturday s).\u2014Local train for Newport, Waterloo: Stanbridge, St.Cesaire and ine termediate points.P.M.(Katurdays only).\u2014Local train ror Newport, Knowlton, st.Cesalre, and intermediate points, > M.\u2014Night Express for Boston and New England points, with Palace Slecping Car attached; also through connection for Springfield und all pointson the 9.00 5.20 2.00 7.45 MISCELLANEOUS.WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE To the Fact that the SHIRTINGS made by us are much DURABLE rectness of this statement.sale Houses.ST.JOHN, N.B.FOR SALE IN MANITOBA 960 Acres of Splendid Prairie Lands, Situated on Portage Creek, in the Thirteenth Township in the Sixth Range West of the principal Meridian, about Five Miles North of Portage La Prairie City.The following quarter sections of Land, Vv \u2014_ The Northeast Quarter of Section 18.Northeast Quarter of Section 16.Southeast Quarter of Section 17.Northwest Quarter of Section 17.Southwest Quarter of Section 18.Northeast Quarter of Section 5.The above Landa are situated on Portage Creek, and are not surparsod in fertility by ony Lands in the North-West.They are dr and in a well settled neighborhood, wit.good roads, schools, ete., and within five miles of two Railway Stations.Terms of Payment Reasonable.Apply at THE HERALD OFFICE.Montreal, Dec.5, 1885.TO PRINTERS.FOR SALE CHEAP, A Second-Hand Gordon Job Cylinder Press Can be run either with Treadle or Steam.Has its Fountain complete.Will print a sheet 16 x 24 inches.With slight expense can be put in good running order, and would be a useful press in a counfry office.Apply.to THE HERALD OFFICE.Ihe Ganada Coton Gempany CORNWALL, ONT.\u2014101\u2014\u2014 Manufacturers of Cottonades, Ducks, Canton Flannells, Dyed Linings, Cotton Blankets, &c.; 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Dr.Craik, Hon.J.A.Ouimet, M.P.; Hoan.M.IL Cochrance, J.O'Brien, Esq.; H.Paton, Esq; D.McIntyre, Esq.; C.Cassils, Esq.; H.A.Allan, Esq.; Hector Mackenzie, Esq.Starter\u2014Lt.-Col.Whitehead.The opening day of the summer meeting may be said to have been fairly successful, both from a racing and attendance point of view.Nearly all the Stewards were present on thecourse, the grands stands were half filled, while on either side of the paddock some hundred carriages lined the rails.The course, after the recent severe rain, was very heavy, the entrance-gate end being particularly so.Business \u2018commenced with the Trial Purse, for which the talent made Shamrock a hot favorite\u2014in a field of six, Minnie Meteor being scratched.When th: flag fell to a wretched start, Sir George was seen to be at the head of affairs, the favorite being fourth, At the distance everybody was uneasy, but Mr.Morton had the race in hand and won a popular race by four lengths, Quito was the only absentee of the six down on the card for the Queen's Plate, of which Albani, a good looking daughter of Highlander and that excellent mare, Lalla Rookh, had the call, punter\u2019s being quite content to lay a trifle over two's.The odds were never in doubt, for Pearson waited until the distance post, where he came through his horses and landed the mare a very easy winner.The Jubilee Purse was deemed sufliciently attractive as seven faced the starter.Of these Minnie Meteor, Felix.Ferlister and Percy came in for most demand, Percy and Felix having the call at the fall of the flag, both being even chances.Passing the hotel corner Tantram fell and threw his owner, the pair upsetting Felix, Wise, who was riding the grey, coming in for one or two hard knocks from Wild Rose who galloped over them, Dickie H kicking Morton when on the ground.This left Percy and Minnie Meteor in front, the former eventually winning an interesting race.Fortunately, neither of the jockeys who fell were seriously hurt.The Hurdles proved disastrous to backers, for directly the numbers went up, Vizilance, in spite of his temper, was made a hot favorite, the talent being content to lay 3 to 1 on, to which odds he advanced in quick time, from 5 to 4.Of the others.The Wizard and King Tom were most fancied.The utter obsurdity of laying odds on anything, specially over sticks, was once more clearly demonstrated, by the favorite coming t> grief over the second hurdle, McBride being severely shaken.With Wizard left at the post and the Son of Virgil out of the way, Beechiore, which was well ridden, had no trouble in disposing of King Tom.This brought the day to an unsatisfactory conclusion for the punters, who, however, will do better on Saturday next, when a good day's racing may be expected.The starting in the first and last races, Was execrable, and should, on Saturday, be in proper hands.It is to be hoped that some temporary arrungementin the shape of a tent, will be made so as to enable the jockeys to dress under cover and not in the paddock in sight of the ladies in the stand, as was the case yesterday.To do so in the weighing room is entirety out of the question.The following is a summary of the events.Trial purse, value $125; 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