The Montreal herald, 22 mars 1901, vendredi 22 mars 1901

[" A5 THE MONTREAL HERALD TO-MORROW FAIR AND MILD.e Sun rose to-day at 5.50; eects at 6.15.94TH YEAR NC.70.MONTREAL, FRIDAY.MARCH 22, 1901.PRICE ONE OEËENT > w All \"viaree B 7 1 lls Passed Committee Promoters Wished Exactly as the \u2014\u2014 Quebec, March 22.(Special.)\u2014A delegation, consisting of Alderman Laporte, Alderman Lebeuf, Mr.L.O.David, the City Clerk; Mr.Ethler, the City Attorney.Mr.Atwater, the consulting attorney, and Mr.Dunlop, counsel for the Board of and the town of Westmount, appeared be: fore the [Private Bills Committee of the Legliglative Council mgainst certaln clauses In a bill to amend the charter of the Meutreal (ias Company, fn & bill to amend the charter of the Trade, .yesterday to protest ' Chambly Eleetrie Company and in a bill to! incorporate the Montreal Ilght, Heat and Power Company.The latter was the chief object of the visit.The committee, the number of 20, held three meetings In the course of the day, one at 10 in the morning, another at 4 In the afternoon, and a third at 8.30 In the evening, nearly all the time of the meetings being occupied hy the Montreal delegates In the endeavor to enforce upon to the committee the claims of the elty for thelr consideration.The general feeling In the corridors, however, was that the Montrealers were only wasting their time; that the most arrangements had been mude which guaranteed the passage pf the bills in the form that was agree.&ble to the promoters: and that nothing the Montreal aldermen or officials could Fay would suffice to any safeguards for the City of Montreal GAS COMPANY BILI.was well founded was amend the charter complete procure That this opinion geen when tie lil To of the vus company came up for discus: Eien, A an example of the confidence fhe promoters of the gigantic Light monopoly had tn their ability ta obtain any terms that they chose to ask, It may he mentioned thaï they did not refer in the notices required hy law of those applying to their purpose of asking allowed to amal- for legislation that the gas company be gamaie with any other company in the supply of light or heat.As 1his was the most Import-cit of the amendments sug- £ested 16 the charter of The company It will be seen that the amission is one of the greates: importance.in fact.It is the ; Light, consider not to have been covered by the notices.This articular amendment was slipped in while the bil) was in the Private Bills Committee of the Lower House.It was tendered by Mr.Perrault, who enquired if the lawyer of the company would object to it.Mr.Campbell blandly replied that he would not offer any objection, and yesterday went a great deal farther and Insisted that the clause which had apparently been forced upon him at an earlier stage was absolutely necessary to the gas company.The Hon.Mr.MeCorkHI promptiy ralsed it point of order- that the clause could not be considered as it was not covered by the notices, and the chairman, after consulting the documents, ruled that the point of order was well taken.It was still, however.open to tbe committee to pass the clavse If they chose, and, on motion of the Hon.Mr.Perrideau, they proceeded to Its consideration.The motion evoked a protest from the Hon.Mr.MeCorkill, which he wlll probably repeat when the bill comes before the Council in full session.AMALGAMATION CLAUSE.Mr.Ethier and Mr.Atwater vigorously opposed the amalgamation clause, prinelpal- because It was identical in terms with one which appeared in the Montreal Heat and Power Company's charter, the evident intention being to have the litter company take over the business of the gas company and to operate the gis company under the new charter and therefore without the limitations imposed by the present charter, Mr.Ethier was particularly anxious that in case the amendment were allowed, provision should be made with the object of holding the Gas Company to its present undertakings with the City of Montreal.nd suggested that a sl «nld he inserted in the bill, After the public had been excluded from the room, the members of the committees discussed the matter for a few minutes in ly the private, and then announced that the clause ordinary procedure in both Houses to sum- | marly eliminate from all bills amy mat: ter which the members of the committee bad been accepted without amendment and that the hill had been passed.It was learned that four members of the cemmittee\u2014Messrs.Gillman, McCorkill, clause to that effect! Private Bills Committee Accepts Light, Heat and Power, Montreal Gas and Chambly Co.Bills.Turner and Ward-had voted In favor of the contention urged in bLehalf of the city by Messrs.Ethler and Atwater, and by Mr.Dunlop in behalf of \u2018\u2019- Board of Trade and the Town of We=-tunoun The Chambly Electric Company's bill was put through in short arder, and the re mainder of the time before the committee adjourned at one o'clock was spent In hear.lng preliminary objections to certain clauses In the Heat and Power Company's bill in behalf of the city.MR.DAVIIYS ADDRESS.When the committee reassembled at four o'clock, Mr.YL.0, David, City Clerk, delivered à most eloquent address, protesting against the Invasion of the municipal rights cortravened by section 10 of the bil to Incorporate the Heat and Light Company, under which section the company will bave leave to do what it may see fit .n the streets of Moutreal and in the streets of any municipality within fifty miles of Mantreal, subject only to the direction of the municipal autherities.Mr.David urged very strongly that the prier consent of the municipality Interested shenld also he obtained.and, In support of his contention, quoted the authority af the chairman of the committee himself who, In 18908, being then also chalrman of the committee, assured a delegation representing the City of Montreal that no further invasion of the rights of the city to the com- rand of its streets would be permitted, in which declaration he received, at that time, the support of the then members of the cor mifiee, Moreover, Mr.David quoted from the city charter, section 530, assented to by Me Legislature, no longer than two years age, in which the doctrine is laid down that no franchise shall be operative in the streets of the city without the prlor consent of the Ceunecil, Here are the words of the clause: \u201cNo person, partnership, syndicate, company or corporation whatever aball have or exercise any franchise, right or privilege In, over.npon or under any street, lane, public place or highway, (Including Mount Roral Park and St.Helen's Island) for constructing or operating any etreet or Incline rallwiys \u2014whether surface, elevated or underground or for tbe establishment of tele- pbonie, telegraphle, pneumatic or traction systems, or for other like purposes, or for poles, wires, bridges, trestles, viaduots, cubles, pipes, copdults, or such llke apparatus, unless by and In virtne of a by-law duly passed bv the affirmative vote of the absentee majority of the members of the Ccuvnell, if such franchise, right or privilege be granted for a pertod of not longer than five years, and of two-thirds of the Council If the same be granted for a period longer than five years, whether such franchise, right or privilege be exercised, or is scught to be exercised under letters patent.\u201d The Leg!slatnre having consecrated the principle of munietpal control over its own streets, should net now, Mr.David arguel, teliberat>ly override that principle by band- lug over, as {t proposed to do.to a company which would in all prodbabliiity opéerate nost of the franchise described in section oO, the right to ignore the wish of the Ceune:l altogether, Messrs.thier and Upen the arguments David, quoting pumerous cases in bath provincial und Dominion legislation in which those obtaining similar powers were forbidden to exercisg them except upon receiving prior consent of the munlcipali- Atwater advanced by Mr.enlarged of the organlsm of government.ties concerned.ALD.LEBETUF'S PLAIN TALK, Ald.Lebeuf followed in a temperate but at the same time extraordinary forcible speech, which was followed with the closest attention pot ouly by the members of the committee, but by all others in the room, Mr, Lebeuf first defended the principle that the municipality has the right to say under what conditions, by whom and for what purposes ite streets may be used, He next reminded the members of the committee that the prople of Montreal und of the province have been aceustomed to look to the Legislative Counctl for careful and wise consideration of all measures sent up to them by the Lower House, to place a check upon lmproper legislation asked for by interested persons agninst the pub- lle good, and hastily, improperly, or without due consideration approved by the legislative Assembly.He pointed out that whatever might be sald of the Assembly, the members of the Council could not plead ignorance of the sentiments of the people of Montreal, for, as a consequence of just treatment by the Counrl] on pre.vlous occasions, the representatives of the city felt that they were amply discharging thelr duty to the people In bringing all the facts before the members of the Legla- lative Couneil.\u201cYou represent the sober, second thought of the province\u201d said Mr.Lebeuf.\u201cThat iz why your house fs continued In existence.1 am, as you know, an old TAberal, but J have opposed the abolition of your chainber because I have believed that your desire to proteet the people from the consequences of improper legisiation justitie< yonr retention as part \u2018It Is not alone Montreal that is interested In securing the affirmation of this principle,\u201d sald Ald.Lebeuf.\u201cIt affects .the Interests of many other important places, St.Henrl, Westmount, St.John's, St, Hyacinthe, La- chine and many more.\u201d GIVING AWAY TIB PROPLE'S PROPERTY, Hon.Dr.Guerin, who protested against the clause as an invasion of the rights of his constituents, called the attention of the committee to the fact that by giving he company the right to use the streets for almost any purpose they choose without being required to consult the mun): cipal authorities, they would be making the promoters a present of a franchise worth many millions, a franchise which it was for the people of Montreal and #r no one else to dispose of.In reply, Mr.Campbell asserted that other companies had received similar charters without making use of them, with the exception of the Standard company, which had peddled out part of its frapehise to the Lachine Company.Mr, Campbell argued that it was improper to force companies to get the consent of the city, as sometimes that consent could not be re- celved for six months or more.AMBNDMENTS REJECTED.At the evening session Mr.Ethler proposed as an amendment that the \u201cconsent\u201d of the city should be required, in the spirit of section 540 of the charter.At ten o'clock ibe public were excluded, and when they were allowed to return, which was in a very few minntes, the chairman said: \"We have considered the amendment and have rejected it.\u201d It twas learned afterwards that the vote stood 13 to 7.Mr.Ethier then proposed several other amendments intended tn modify the clause, but they ton were rejected.THIS MORNING'S SESSION.Quebec, March 22,-(Speclal.)-The amendments which have been suggested by the city of Montreal to the Light, Heat and Power Company's blll, now before the Private Rills Committce of the Legislative Counell, were taken up at this morning's session by Mr.Campbell and discussed briefly.He spoke of the proposed clause to the effect that the company should not destroy shade trees, and said that the company would he wllling to accept that If the words \u2018\u2019except when necessary'\u2019 were added.The company was willing to pul the streets back in the same condition as before aud to be responsible for wires destroyed by \u2018flreman.As for the clause that the city should have recourse in warranty against the company, Mr.Campbell said that these questions were fully covered Ly the common law, and he did not see the necessity for it.The proposed wording of clause 16 would force the company to get the consent of the city under section 559 of the amended Montreal charter, and that was simply going back to the question settled yesterday.Mr.Atwater, on behalf of the city, said he would pot rehash the arguments of yesterday, but he wished to say that the concessions offered by the company were of the most shallow and most unsubstantial nature.\u2018Nothing that they have conceded ls not covered perfectly by the civil law.Thede amendments which the city of Montreal had proposed as a dernler resort owing to the fact that the principal amendment that they relied on to safeguard the Interests of the city of Montreal had been re- jeeted by the committee,\u201d sald Mr, At- water, 'l wisn formally to put myseif on record to the effect tbat we do not abate one jot or one tlitle of our demands, We are pot satisfied and we do not agree on any compromise.I hope the hon, members will take this into consideration when this matter comes before the Housel\u201d Mr.Dunlop and Alderman Laporte, who spoke briefly, took ihe same course.The room was then cleared and the committee unankmously passed the bill with the amend- ents.In the Private Bills Committee the bill to incorporate the Metabouchouan Pulp Company was discussed and finally passed with uumerous amendments, An excellent suggestion was passed In the Legislation Committee thix morning.It is to the effect that hereafter no bills to amend any of the codes can be introduced before the House unless they have been submitted to the Attorney General at least two weeks before the opening of the House, Ifethis can be passed it will do away with much of the trivial law tinkering that cguses so much trouble with so little result, Bill \u20ac of the Counell, to the effect that Ralleitors General, Deputy Ministers of Justice and Registrars of the Supreme Court and the Exchequer Court should be admit- ed to practice law in the Province with- ont examipnailon was thrown our by the Legislation Committee as also was Mr.Pelletier's bill regarding judicial separations.Mr.Chicoyne\u2019s measure for the establishment of en-operative associations was continued until next session.The town, of Richmond amendment to Its charter was dismissed in the Private Bills Committee of the Counell and went through with but slight amendments, Mayor Prefontaine\u2019s Little Bill Was Knocked oir the Head And Thereby Montreal Had a Very Narrow Escape Indeed WAS DESIGNED TO FORCE EXPROPRIATIONS And Would Have Forced City to Expropriate on St.Lambert Hill and St.Antoine St.\u201cAre you gentlemen from Montreal\u201d \u201cYes \u201cHave vou ans messace for the Mayor\u201d \u201cAbout what\u201d \u201cAbout his till Dr De torosbais 18 not bere and the © runstive de not know what to do abon: ct The commie the Private Bills Committee of the Logislatire Assembly at Quebec.aud the speaker was one ot its officals.A Téepiesentative ot The Herald thought it worth whie to investigate.Here 1s the salient clause of \u201cthe Mayor's Lill.\u201c401060 An notwit iit onde wos Law to the contrary whenever a city er town h:~ a plan homolegated or has dues terne dont (ndicating the apen- Ing ot streets or public places and the widening there! and given a witness in a criminal case.The protection was, according to the authors, oily guaranteed to witnesadrs In civil cases, Therefore the arrest in the present case niust stand.The warrant, Mr.Justice.Wur- tele said, had been properly signed by Mr.Justice Choquet.It had Wreen suggested that It was a contempt of court to arrest a witness, as Hoolahan had been.It would he a contempt of court If Princess wore arrested werely to prevent Gis appearance or giving evidence.It\" was not established that Hoolahan had been arrested for that purpose.The instructions of the warrant to the officer was to apprehend, John Hoo- dahau and take him before a magistrate or justice of the peace.The magistrate would then decide what would be done, Until tLen Le would -not presume to interfere with the case.HOOLAHAN IN COURT.The jurymen were then called in.When Clerk Sicotte had -made.the roll call Mr.St.Pierre rose and said: \u2018I need Mr.> lahan's presence here in the ends of jas tice.\u201d Co The Judge (to the constable): You will keep your prisoner here until the court ad- jevrns and then you will serve your warrant and take Hoolahan befbre the magis- rate.\u2019 Hoolahan had a grievance galls own and was in no way backward a calling atten tion to it.When he was being accompanied to a seat he said to High Constable Ble sonette: **I suppose you.wil allow me to go out for dinner.\u201d He was told there were as yet no formal instructions.Then he said.speaking to the Judge: \u201cI suppose I will be able to get ny dinner.1 Lave not had, anything to eat since yester- ay.\u201d * The judge told the officer to take Hoola- han to a restaurant and give hin a meal.The hearing of evidence was then Te- sumed.\u2026.Mrs.Mary Belroge, who lived with Madame Gougeon at 348 8&t.Tames Street.gave evidence, but no light was thrown on the relations of Madame Gougeon to the other prisoners.DUE TO SWITCH ROD INQUEST IXTO ENGINEER LUMS-.DEX'S DEATH FINISHED.\u2026 - The Inquest into the death of the C.P.R.engineer, George Lumsdon, whp died from ft juries received at St.l\u2019olycarpe Junction os Thursday List, was continued at thé BM(crgue this morning.20 Mr.JF.\u2018 Abber, telegraph operator at the Jinetlon, testified that the lights were all right on the night of the accident.Paul Meloche, Section foreman, stated that he had examined the switch'on two occasions during the day and had found it in good working order.After the accident he had agrin looked at It.and found, that the switch rod had been bent.-He did .not know how it could have happened.The jury after five: minutes\u2019 deliberation came tu the conclusion that death was accidental and was due to a defective rod on the svitch.They could not, however, determine who was responsible for the accident.MR.HISLOP\u2019S ENEMY STARTED FALSE REPORTS.AND PAID FOR A BIRTH NOTICE.A malicious encniy is a thing most men pray to be delivered from.Mr: John Hislop, of the Harvey Medicine Company, 242 St, Paul Street, \u2018has the enemy, life- size and full of resources.A rumor mys- terlously started in a section of the downtown business district that he.left town 40 defraud his creditors.Mr.D.J.Munro, manager of the Harvey company.was asked about it.He said: \u2014\"Yes, Ihave heard it.\u2018here is no truth in the story.It unfortunately is not the only false statement made public in regard to Mt.His- slop.He left the city a few days aga to visit the city in which his fiance lives and arrange for his marrfige, which is shortly to take placer He had no sooner taken the train than this stort£about his skipping was started by ah enemy.In addition to this, a notice was inserted in two of the evening papers stating that a son had been borne by the wife of John Hislop.party who circulated the report, inserted the notice and ordered papers containing It sent -to the town in which Mr.Hislop 1s now visiting.I wish you would deny: the whole thing.There is going to he a reckoning when Mr.Hislop returns.\u201d\u201d- fn AUCTION SALE OPENS TO-MORROW.Messrs.R.A.Dickson & Co., 2261 St.Catherine Street, bave decided to retire from business, and have announced what they call the \u201cmost gigantic sale\u2019 of jew- eliery.cut-glass, bricca-brac and novelties ever contemplated in the history of Montreal.The auction will open Saturday at 2 p.m.and wil continue each afternoon and evening at 2 and 7.30 o'clock until the whole stock 1s cleared.Messrs.Dickson have won an enviable reputation for the excellence and variety of high-class art werk and diamonds.In these departments they have specialized, while all others have Leen kept up to the highest standard.Their firm name is synonymous with all that is high dass, and as all goods must be sold to the highest bidder, without reserve, Mortreal lovers of beauty will have a chance of a lifetime.GIGANTIC See our new Tailor Made Costumes, at Ogilvy's.\u2014ad : v.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r BLUE JACKETS FOR HOME.Gunner Collingwood and halt a dozen time-expired pue ed bound Jor bome, ss hrou, ec yestérdav on lecir ay from Eequimault for Liverpom.: \u2014\u2014\u2014mtéprateramnemmenn ! SPECIAL NOTICE.The China and Glass Department at The 8.Carsley Co., Limited, is crowded with the latest novelties in Art China, and an endless selection of useful goods for household use.Don't miss this grand exhibition.\u2014adv.TOWN OF WESTMOUNT, PUBLIC MEETING, - A Public Meeting of citizens and ratepayers of the Town of Westmount will be held on Saturday evening, the 23rd March instant, at 8.15 p.m., at Victoria Hall, to consider and discuss the provisions of the Light, Heat and Power Company's Bill now before the Quebec Legislative Council, Insofar as the sald Bill affects the people of Westmount.By order, © WM.MINTO, \u2014Secretéry\"Treusurer,- aus ramen: © ear an The | p AOMIT TENDERS WERE HIGHER \u2014\u2014 The Chamberlains Had Secured Contracts for Cordite from - the Government.D .London, March 22.\u2014In the hearing yesterday of libel actions brought against the Star and the Morning Leader by Mr.Ar thur Chamberlain, In connection with charges bearing on War Office contracts, in which the defendants plead that the ar ticles printed were not libellons and were a tar comment on matters of public interest, the cross-examination of Mr.Chamberlain was continued.He declaved he had formed the opinien that the main object of the articles was to villify his brother Joseph, in doing which they had villitied the witness.To say, as the defendants averred, that the Kynochs were favored by the Government was untrue and libellous.Mr.Arthur Chamberlain considered that it would be dishonorable for him to obtain favor from the Government.Counsel for the defendants produced letters purporting to have passed between the Kynochs and the Nobels, by which the former had agreed to keep up the prices of the powder for which the latter had tendered io the British Government.Mr.Arthur Chamberlain repudiated all krowledge of the letters.Subsequently he said there had been an agreem.nt in 1894.between the Kynochs the Nobels and the Chilworths in regard to a fixed price for cordite._Counsel read the evidence given by the Nobels\u2019 manager before the\u2018 War Office con:mittee to the effect that Mr.Arthur Chamberlain told him he had used per- scnal influence to secure contracts.In regard to the cordite contract secured for Arklow in 1898, Mr.Arthur Chamber- hin said he had not seen any Irish _members of Parliament, but had got local pressure put on them by telling the working less the contract was secured.Here the Lord Chief Justice interjected: \u201cYou pulled the strings.\u201d On further cross-examination, Mr.Arthur Chamberlain admitted that the Ky- nochs had secured Government orders for cordite when their tenders were higher than others.The case was again adjourned.TEACHERS\u2019 ASSOCIATION DISCUSS THE ADVANTAGES OF THE METRIC SYSTEM.; At the March meeting of the Taachers Association, which was held last evening In MeGHI Normal School, under the prest- derey of Mr.Charles K.lves, in the absence of the president, Superintendent Ar- thy, who is still confined to his home, the principal item of the programme was an address by Professor N.N.Evans, M.A.\u2026 of McGHl_ University, ou the \u201cMetrie Sys- tem\u2014Its Nature and Advantages.\u201d Prof.Frans spoke\u2019 particularly of the nature of the system, the saving of time it would effet In calculations, and pointing out that the method of counting by tens was nat- tral, as man learned to count In tens trom ten fingers and ten toes.The lecturer shoned- by objects how to derive the unit of volume and welght from the metre.Mr.Jeffrey Burland, B.Se., lad the discussion in a bright, enthusiastic address, giving an aceount of his own conversion to the use of the system, aml gave quotations from several sources showing the loss which English-speaking nations \u2018suffer from the use of the ancient system now in use amoung these nations, and others showing the great =aving in time and money by the use of the metric system._ Representatives of th Macdonald Manual Training School alse addressed the meoting.Principal Knecland submitted a resolution which will he presented to tha Protestant Tearhérs\u201d Association of the I'rovines of Quchee, at their next meeting.asking that the teaching of the mairie system he made compulsory in the schools.= - | *\u2014 : \u2014 \u2014e e \u2014 \u2014e NEW.YORK.\u2014John Pondir, for many years: closely associated with Jay Gould, \u201cJim\u201d Fisk, Danle]l Drew, D.0, Mills and others prominent In Wall Street affairs, dled at his home lu poverty in West Sev- cntieth.Street, on Tuesday, of pneumonia, aged 80.Ll Alfred Pell, prominent in insurance eir eles for.many years as manager of the Liverpool, London & Globe Insurance Come rady.and then as manager and a director of the Commercial Union Assurance Cow- pany.died Wednesday.: When Alfonso I.Floyd, a wealthy manufacturer of cotton goods, received word on Menday that bis brother Stephen bad died from pneumonia, he\u201d predicted that- he vculd soon follow him.His prophecy came tries.He was stricken with heart disease Weiinezday afternoon.HA MILTON.\u2014Mrs, Jane R, Fwing, one of the oldest and most respected residents of Hamilton, died at hers late residence.lay Street, South, yesterday, in her Slat year.Doceased was the widow of the late Alexander Orr Fwing, of Montreal, and was & native of Glasgow.Scotland.and a daughter of the late Hon.Adam Forrle, of Glasgow.who was later a resident of Xont- real and Hamilton.A HAMILTON.\u2014Mrs, Gates, -wife of Mr.PE, W.Gates, sr., president of the Hamilton Gag Company, died.Tharsday.She had heen EM for some time.Beskles her husband, a family of seven survive.\u2019 - CHICAGO.\u2014Rev, Arthur Edwards, D.çêltor of the Northwestern Ademate Pan widely known in Methodist circles è | Wednesday, aged 66 years.» dled BROCKVILLE.\u2014Hatrry MeNally, omirent business man of Westport: and Ta member of the firm of MeNally Bros, was accidentally killed in his mica mine near that village on Tuesday.GUELPH.\u2014Mr, Phlllp Dobereiner died at\u2019 his home on Cork Street Wednesday evening, aged 73.: apes.ORANGE AND GREEN.The Belleville Intelligencer says.\u201cIt was a J easing sight to sce Orange and Green fraternizing yesterday afternoon.When he read the address of welcome to the Orange Grand Lodge, Ald.Doyle did a eraceful act and also proved that he was a broad-mind.ed man.The Intelligencer hearty congratulates Ald.Doyle.~ ARCHBISHOP LEWIS New.York, March 22.\u2014 The Rt.Rev.Travers Lewls, Archbishop of Ontario, who As seriously {ll in thir city, was reported last night to be sl.ghtly improved.DISFIGURED BY EXPLOSION.| Kingston, March 22.\u2014(Special.\u2018TUS Halder, \u201cof Calabogie, a pp about ehortly with a face as black as a negroes, with blind eyes, and all because of the disaster following a dynamite explosion.He was brought to Kingston hospital almost dead, but good care has aided him to recover.Thé discoloration of his face will main.His left arm was \u2018also bad) and mangled.He is a pitiable he > rs up bravely under bis iction., PLAIN OF RECRUITS.onje, March 21.\u2014Rer.F.F.C.- cote, Téctor of Bt.Clements Charenton city, will acsompany the Canadinn recruits for Baden-Powell\u2019's South African police as chaplain, Leave of ahsence has been grant- ça m for three months when ue will re- Lrn to St.Clements.e will leave Halifax in a day or two.for TEACHERS IN CONVENTION.Ottawa, March 22.\u2014(8 ecial.)\u2014Keventt- five 4cachers .of the\u2018 Bilingual Mepârate Wchools in Eastern Ontario are In the city: \u2014t \u2018attending a convention which \u2018opened yes: | terday Dutramet School, \u2014; : people that the shops would be closed un- | IS SLIGHTLY BETTER | of _ THE MONTRIAL DAILY HERALD, FKIDAY, MARUH 32, 18UL JONES: PRATER WERE OF MO MAL Sad Story ol Death Comes Scots Bay\u2014The Healer's Instructions.Halifax, March 22.\u2014According to the Kentville Wedge, a sad and strange story ot death comes from Scots Bay, Kinga County.The deceased, wax the wife of a Dowie dixciple.Ten\u2019 days before hee death a baby was born.The mother remained weak and grew worse, but no me dicines were given hier, nor was a doctor called in.When the prayers of the household did not avail, the husband sent the following telegram to Chicago: .March 4, 1901.To J.H.Dowie: .Pray at once for wife; very low.Will pay for afswer.; \u2019 No immediate answer came, and a second message was sent, thus: _ Pray for wife mnmediately; very low.Answer prepaid.Se \u2018That night Dowie wired: .* - Prayed at 11.0.\u2018Trust God only and fully.Will pray again specially at J o'clock.i ' J.H.Dowie.The next day the sick woman.became worse, and another telegram was .sent:.March 6, 1901.Pray for wife.Partly conscious.Also prav for nephew.Devil hard dt work.Three hours afterwards the rick woman died.Later Dowie wired: Chicago, March 7.1901.\" Thank God for partial victory.Give up all medicines, pork and tobacco, and every sin: confess, restore.Will pray at-1, 6, 9, Chicago time.Expect victory.) There is confusion in Scots Bay.McGILL LIBRARY ADDITIONS - THE NEW STOCK WILL ACCOMMODATE.200,000 VOLUMES.The new stack of the MeGRI library, which is constructed upon the latest and most seientific principles, adopted with spe ela) regard to stability, and the fullest utilization of space, Is now nearly completed.It \u2018has five floors opening out of the old strek, but separated from ii by a fire.preof wall, aud doors, and from the.top floor.which is divided tuto _=eminary reoms, by a fireproof cement celling.The three lower tiers of shelves are supported by cement piers, running into the around,\u2019 and thé two upper tirs and top floor rest upon a special supporting fluor on steel girders.There are ten rows of shelves rurning through.the stack, arranged on each side of the gapgway, These are sup: perted by chilled iron supports frony the bottom 10 the top of the building with notches all the way Up, £0 as to accommo .date books of any size.The gangways will be ficoréd for six inches In the middle with grating so a] to afford ventilation with glass on each side to exclude dust.and light stairways will lead from one tier to the other.: Altogether, - the new stack could aecommo- data.AN000 volumes, but as special ar- ringements are 10 be made for storing aps and newspapers, not quite so many will be: provided for.The alcoves at the, end of the building are to be used as rend- Ing rooms, and the librarian\u2019s private office vill also be situated there.\u2019 \u2019 » me .; City News in Brief.; | A CHINAMAN'S DEATH.\u2014Yee® Sam, a Chinaman-on his way from Jong Kong to PLilidelphia,.died suddenly of heart dis- case while taking Supper with a number of companions at 627 Lagauchetiere Street, The remains will.be embalmed and placed in a stecl -coffin to Le sent back te China.YMCA NOTES.\u2014Dr, W.T.Grenfell; Fubrador Mission, will be in the city over Sunday, and will speak on Saturday night at eight o'clock to voung men.at the Young Men's Christian Association, Do- auinion Square.Prat: Tory will give the second \u2018address in the series, which he now delivering at the Men's Meeting on Sunday afternoon, at 415.The subject.wil! \u2018be What Christ has Taught us.Concerning Men.\u201d TO PLAY IN PERTIL\u2014\u201cMy- Geral dine\u201d is to be played in Perth, Members of the dramatic section o ithe * Young Trishmen\u2019s Literary and Benefit Society leave to-night tor the Ontario town.The cast includes the Misses Annie Rowan, Tima Kitts, Alice Jones, Gertie O'Brien E.K.Peacock, and Messrs.James 1.Rev: notds, M.A.Phelan, J.J.McLean, M.J.Power, J, P.Cunningham, Jno.E.Slattery, and Robert J.Love.A WINTER'S CHARITY.\u2014The Irish Protestant Benevolent Society la-t night re-elected dll the officers who had served last year, \u2018The Charitable Committee re ported disbursements for food and.furl during the winter\u2019 of %1,405._ The society.to the Protestant Hospital for the, Insane.DEATH OF WILLIAM-BERD.\u2014Wil- liam Byrd died yesterday at the home of his brother, Charles Byrd, 10 Dorchester Street, The deceased was at one time one of Montreal's leading contractors.Recent ly he has been supervising Government \u2018work, and for two years has been at Ship- pigan, N.B., on Government business.He returned to Montreal nine months ago.Mr.Byrd was prominent in Masonic.circles, being a past master of King Solomon Lodge.The funeral was \u2018held this afternoon.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 IMMIGRATION STARTS WELL.\u2018The Deminion immigration authorities here are looking forward te a very good \u2018mmigration season.The reports from the agents on the European condn nt indicate that there will he a steady movement from some of the best agricultural centres of the Old World to te so\u201chwes: a! through the spring.A good ; company or corporation whatever, shall ; .t i reason why the J Arrested an excursion agreement and the amend have or exercise any franchise, right, any able impertinence., _ - matter Soul CE be considered immedi- 31.50 Hoolahan TRACK ACROSS AQUEDUCT ment proposed to it, pnd, the excursion privilege in, over, upon or uncer \u2014\u2014 ately, and t.ominittee con- rates between steamboats and _railwaye street, lane, public place or highway (in RAINVILLE REDIVIVU: Little other than rail Eu in thy view te © .Yesterday.STREET NOT YET SETTLED the Canadian Pacific was represented at cluding Mount Royal Park and.St.8.touched pou este ay matters were Mr.Mullarkey then produced a plan of the ing by Mr.C.E.E.U s Helen's Island Park) for constructing of It seem the rejection of Mr.H.B.| the Road Cor at yesterday's meeting OÙ the city,showing clearly the extent of the The question of the Grand Trunk siding ¢7¢! Passenger agent, and the Grand Trunk operating oy street of incline ral.whyi™ Rainville by the eectors of the Centre of the committee granting the ton teal system which lie purjioses operating, to- Details as fo the character and credibility to the fruit shed which the Montreal by a 6 To Bell, The conference was w r eurface, electric or un \u2014 ; ; ; rm : 9 4 i -wri the of Andre Jlagdreman who las turn Fruit i mesiided over by Mr, J.H.gen- metier ei of eafephoni | Ward did mot deprive him ot ail power Terminal Haihcay Company acto to the rie vit à rpeeiton schedule of gf, GS SHC oto chad ow be sorte, Chaban.Sodior pabeoted jt] al roi amd uae \u201cagent.of telegraphic, preumatte or traction ve to do mischief to the interests of the city }4- Martineau pointed tard his ex.Ald.Lesperance suggested that perhaps ing heard before Mr.Justice Wurtele, and would be, at the meeting of the level\u2019 Quebec Sentral, od Mr A.Fabian, de or for pthe To tan viaducts, cables, of Montreal.Mr.Rainville was the pre- ception was, very well taken\u2014that the it might be just as well to leave t «mat in which he is charge ait Onecime Pelle.pale committee yesterday Afternoon.retary.\u201cRe CA, acted a8 pipes, con uits, or such like apparatus, siding genius of the famous loan which routes should be definitely defined.He, bot abeyance nil nest rol ds easion tier with having tempted to set fire to ral ee 1 succeed des jn et ing Gen | lt je expected that a uniform rate will unless by and in virtue of a bylaw duly cost the treasury so large a sum a couple plementa promised ais, co leagues han inconvenient delay.\u20ac25 St.Jamea Street, were the object of merely across Aqueduct Strect, though the be formulated for luke und river traffic passed by the afirmative Dour & de éteor of years ago, but which in some degree of the question.Agreeal e to this under._ Mr.Mullarkey, an his initial remarks, the examination made yeaterday ithe :compan was desirous of carrying it also before the conference closes., Lae marty uf the members, of, 35 | toned for tha fet by iadin the Coun standing, Manager Salisckey entente | dites ae ae ndposed Jo STE of Peymant & Mocion, vid hé Écrôser gai \"Aa ail, eriore 8 4 BCORD OUTPUT.anted for a period of not longer than|cil of most of those who en submitted à draft of the proposed routes, met spoke for him.clay, : knew Landreman very well.Not long ago posed that the siding across Aqueduct \u201cDuring the week ending March 10 eigh- ve years, and of two-thirds nfsthe Conn: gineered it and voted for it.Today committee as unanimously dès ted by the \u201c1 am of the opinion » asserted Ald.he hid come into the store to have a chat.Street be permitted.Ald, Turner then teen first-class day coaches apd 302 frei cil, if the same be granted for a period Mr.Rainville is the moving spirit in the Several titie hh ed to SOunel.Quimet, \u201cthat this question should be During the conversation witness had re- move, that the railway-be given permis- | CATR Were turned oùt by the Grand Trunk longer than five years, whether such fran lobby which ai à i islature vie cra bebtions re ative Lo tram-car ser-l dealt with at once.Thir terminal railway marked that times were dull and money pion to build a temporary track, und in Railway shops at Poitit St, Charles, the chise, right or privilege be exercised or is y which aims to\u2019 have the Legislature vice iv read.Some of these protested, project has been before this committee for Was scarce.Landreman had added that this he war supported by Ald.Sadler.largest output in any single week in the .sought to be exercised by letters patent.\u201d hand over the city to the tender mercies pot ouly against the entrance of the Ter-| oo Lu in that time such conditions could be partially reme-| Aldermen Faucher and Raby, however, history of the works.os Sas ; fa aye minal Company to the city, but also ©!S t months now, and-surely in tha died.\u201cHow?\u201d wit had asked.\u201cWell ! a Ys > ; The chairman of the Private Bills Com- | o a twenty-million dollar monopoly.And againet the Montreal Street Kailway Com.| EYery member has gained enough know- ja \u2018are.ow! hi Le.do oc get fire = : _ mittee of the Legislative Council also, one it is not only Montreal.It is the whole puny being granted any extensions.Two edie to enable him le act expeditionsls v your Place?\u2019 \u2018A ony eration had then year before that, publicly expressed bis district .within fifty miles - as well.olliêrs.deult respectively with the exten- a hevefore mov lat & sun mending taken pluce on this subject, during which approval of the principle thus enunciated.The ex-alderman\u2019s projects seem to \u2018have {0 arond Amherst ! urk and the Beaver the routes indicated on the plah now sub.Witness had said, \u201cI do not want to g0 y Mr.David reminded him of the fact yes- increased in magnitude as his sphere\u2019 be- tioners urged, should \"he constructed withs mitted by Mr.Mullarkey and stated in down for fourteen \u2019 pr nod aid, : terday without obtaining.a response.Why {\u2018came enlarged.That he is in charge of out delay.The committee guve these a the schedule annexed thereto.lution hating \u201cif you give me $1.50 T will pro- I Rocelved into store yesterday\u2014tho pick of the New York market.\u2018 should the Legislature: mow overturn, | the lobby at Quebec is indisputable.He quietus, however, by resolving, on motion | vus ter a slight disgussion the resolution vide the necessaray things, and put the PINE APPLES.IDA DIAN RIVER; FLORIDA, ORANGES, = : practically withput debate, a principle will not deny-it.He makes no secret of of Ald.Ouimet, that the committee should y ped.place on fire in such a way that the police \u201cSmooth Casennes \u2019 Fane bruit, and Pine Apples 60 cents each : ; ion?Isli i is i a bi re-aflinm its former determination not to M.S.R.SERVICE.will never find 1t out.\u201d The stock of Pay- yennes, cy Large Florida Pine Apples, cents each.onsecrated by its own action?Is|it.His name is in the bill as one of \u201cher extens ny .5 Florida Indian River Oranges, of the very finest quality, 60 cents per dozen.thus \u20ac y pact : grunt any further extensions to the pre rw ment & Rochon was insured in the North eGciden Bande Brand.Aria re % mest qu inh ons per à oa it only because the change is asked for |the applicants for the charter.The law- tent company until the application of the 01 City Surveyor Barlow made a Teport ON British and Mercantile Insurance Company finest quality of Shaddocks.a Florida.Fancy Grape » JaTBest ules à by people who -aspire to operate all the yers who are representing the promoters Jepminal Company \u2018had, been finally ad- Lne service of the 8 tree ber ots complaints for $200.- Fancy Shaddocks .20 cents each, $2.00 per dozen \u2018 undertakings that are covered by the sec- take their orders from him.Through J The plan of routes submitted by Mr: have reached the department, It was re.THE PARTNER'S EVIDENCE.Faney Shaddocks srvsiereseendl cents each, = per dozen ; tion?.If not, what is the reason?his friends in both Houses and on the Mullarkey was as follows:\u2014 \u2019 ferred to the next meeting.General Man Joseph Wilfrid Payment, partner of the All the \u201cGolden Eagle\u201d Brand and all the same superior quality, only difference DC \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 committees of both Houses, he controls gp \u2018Ir 12 CCE AN | ager Wanklyn, in a letter, said that previous wit sorroborated tl ter being In size of fruit., FRANCHISES WORTH MILLIONS |all that is done.lt is he, Sptaker of the ST.GABRIEL.Jae ANNE AND MAIL piherever cars had been re ported pehind Portion of his evidence TA rene bered Cholcest Palermo Lemons, 25 cents per dozen .?HEL : he, Apraker | : Sabb i.time the causes of the delay ha en tion of hus evidence, CAC Tei : Tangarine Oranges, Etc, Etc, \u2018 se, GIVEN AWAY.Legislutive Assembly, who alone is able| Rcute No.1\u2014Commencing at Atwater entirely beyond the company\u2019s control, At « conversation betweën Rochon, & Landre- ° FRASER, VIGER & CO, ; .- to say for the promoters whether a Avenue, St.Charles Street to Laprairie, to this time of the year a great deal of in.ail 9 ai a : \u2019 Hon.Dr, Guerin struck home when in ; ._ terruption was cxperienced from loaded tailor store on fire, and said hé understood .ddressing the- Private Bills Committee of stated amendment will be assented Manufacturers, to Island, to Richardson, to sleighs getting stuck in the tracks.The lundreman\u2019s offer to have been, \u201cGive me Telephone your orders this morning to MAIN 3404*for .addressing the-irivate h |te or mot.It is he who directs| nds to Canal, \u2018to Welllugton Street superintendent, he added, had reported $1.50 and I will do the thing myself.\u201d FRESH STRAWBERRIES, CHOICE LETTUCE, °~ SELECT CELERY, the Legislative Council yesterday he pro- one - ; brldge, to Murray, to Albert, to Chabolllez this as \u2018it fruitful cause of the d The last witness was Joseph Rochon, a FRESH CUCUMBERS, FRESIH FLORIDA ASPARAGUS, Etc., Etc., Ete., d Light Com- the operations whereby the telegraph Square,- 10 Inspector, to St.Paul, to st.{his as the.most fruitful eause of the de-f, 1° \u201cCy id he had visited Barsolou\u2019 .\u2018 , Etc, 1! \\ tested against the Heat and Light Com-| cent hot wi ; \u2018eter, to Conunissioné St.Paul, St.Jays reported by the-city inspectore.He Darber, who said he had visited Barsolou's A ; | wires are kept hot with messages from l'éter, to Connnissioner.to Bonsecours Mar se: ;! v.city 1 .; .p .; pany being granted the extraordinary pow- P SSages két, to wharves, to Brock Street tunnel, to enclosed an extract, in this connection, saloon on February 11, and had been there Due to arrive by Express thls morning\u2014 ers for which they ask, on the ground that shareholders in any or all of the Forget Légauchetiere: To Champlain, to Amity.to] from te superintendenl'a report of Satur- from early in the evening until about, mid- h action by the Legislature would prac- 8FOUP of syndicates to members to vote Iberville, to Forsyth, th the eastern limits! day, March 2nd, which read: .ne it hor © i! chatte op J draatou THE DEERFOOT FARM SPECIALTIES such action by 1 in fav £ the bills : ; [of elty, with double track where.practic \u201cOntario and \\Vellington cars going shout horses and racing.Te di not re- J ; tically be making the monopoly corpora: in favor of the bills under discussion.Talk nhle\u2014ivop lines along Beaudry to\u2019 Demon: pouth core detayed twenty minutes at the Member seeing Barsalou giving money to DEERFOOT SAUSAGES .cc0ee0tveesenees in 1 1b.parcels .tion a present of 4 franchise in the City about the evils of the lobby! ls it not (eux, fn from fremontigny te Champlain.GT.R.subway at 1.35 p.m.by corporation either Pelletier or- Landreman.Me was DEBRFOOT SAUSAGB MEAT:. .for Montreal.Moreover, two facts should with the prospect of getting for no in so fiaras the routes were concerned, Ald.Mr.A.Chartier was the only one who uf her father, 5 Munufacturer Street, The ; be noted \u201cThe Standard Company, which the encrmous amount of gas they mow Martineau had promised that his commits tendered to supply macadamizing stone.fimeral will take place tomorrow.morning .Il 1 .f $5 00 1 vo = pany, wai supply to the city and district at \u2018from tee.would submit a supplementary report | Ald.Wilson moved to award the contract, to St.Charles Church and thence to Cote exceptionally closc, cut price o .had only a charter, has already parted with FDP ox f \u201coui y défining the routes to be occupied by thé but Ald.Ouimet.wanted the tender laid\u2019 des Nelges Cemetery.- - \u2018 a portion of it to the Lachine Company for $1 to $1.20 a thousand cet, con d get a Terminal Company, so: that the same [on the table until the whole membership In anticipation of the heave, trap du a consideration, thus proving the money the money they might want for capital in- might be included in the by-law whith the was present.Agreed.3 Ta tee CPE ay placed.en der in the : 7 val fa franchise Secondly, the objec.vestment subscribed five times over within city clerk was to prepare concerning the Messrs.8).Dugas & Co, plumbers, ob-| Point.shops for 58 locomotives of the glant A FEATURE FOR THE SEASON ] alue 9 Ll Ya J! .et it w x Terminal Railway question.Mr.Mullar- jected, to a portico.built over the sidewalk oiler and\u201d high-wheeled type of the de- 2 ten days.And yet it was on the strength I ya par ou boller nud\u2019 hig vp 1 7 tionable clause in that charter, to which ¢ 5 ° nent.| 5 it th lv key desired to know if the committee was {in front of the.Deville theatre, but Lhe ign of Mr.F.W.Morse, superintendent of .\u2018 .S d fer\u201d the present promoters\u2019 lawyers object so of such an argument, lor it Was the C1} now prepared to take up the question-of City Nurveyor anid it was built according motlve power.: : - is \u201c$=.strongly, was slipped in, 80 to say, when one advanced, that the men represens-ngf this Mopplementars report as he desired to the plan submitted to and approved by A ineeting of the Brotherhood of Rallway We intend to make this $3 OO Datur ay o er 3 nobody was looking.This was many years the sober second thought of the Province te do eversthinig possible to expedite the the department.\u2018 Tralument vied in Fraternity Hall on feature in our Millinery Department for the season, \u201cy i irs dire.switehmen's International Unlon was read, 1; .: qe : ago.And now the lawyer for the mono voted almost unanimously first to dire - = Swit In ] d le ladies to buv a st lish hat at a poly wants to make Montreal pay through .gard their own rule requiring.notice fone ° 1 | his famous Hlustrated lecture on \u201cReside Sule frond he 140 1 now ns and thus to enab \u20ac y y ; the nose for the neglect of Quebec, legisla- of the strongest safeguards of leg: Jation), Music and the Drama ane | Brien Put tie fvening In 133 local untoux und more than 13-000 mem- small price | ; .tors.and \u2018second to give the promxcrs Cvery- plu | spasm follows of this unique\u201d entertain.le mre ent bey.at.present owing 16 \u2014 \u2014 - thing they asked, despite tue protests.of ., nt ment: The stereopticon views of scenes (he big doubleheader freight\u2019 tralns run ' { Considerable interest attaches to tho and characters portrayed so vividly by fan | paw, + crew doing the work: formerl , 18 THB SECOND CHAMBER 4, Montrea\u2019 8 mou and of the forthcoming preséntation of the Olga.Noth Maclaren were suport, The exquisite col Hons mio.otug the rk fo y ee New Gloves, Tew Hosiery, New ard ot.trade.crsole version of \u201cNapho\u201d at the Academy pie RE & BAATMINCRS Funt the popularity of the Railway Men's uses, etc The gentlemen who appeared before the ert next week.Sadie Martinot, one of Mont- a ine ehhelibonnd.ant apn Association is rapidir, Inerenstug (arough- Underwear, ew oO \u2019 ve Private Bills Committee of the Legisla- NO POLITICS IN THE GRAB real\u2019s favorites, will appear Ht the ttle new Interest in the dwellers of Drumtochty ne by he enprecedented success ase \" tive Council at Quebec yesterday were : : role, supported by the same, pany Glen.the annual supper and concert.From 6 ve © yesterday we The promoters \u2018of the monopoly bill which distinguished the run of the play > * 5 nu \u201co'clock till close onto midnight it.was one | given a courteous hearing, their reception| \u2018he right to claim that th is no during its 130 nights at W allack\u2019a Theatre; For the Inst two evenlngs Windsor Hall }'continued_ round of merriment, In which \u2019 » Æering i : ing bave the right to claim that there 1s n : cork.; s svenic investiture and Vas heen crowded almost 10 the doors by y cr joined: TS mbers \u2019 differing in that vespect, according to all polities in it.There is not.Mr Rain- New York.All the, seen 1 t ! lit purtrons of the concerts given by members Yh Jud old sli Jt ued.he members \u2019 ; 3 , .:« .: sugnificcnee of detall of the metropolitan ons or > CONCET LS given me of the Ladies\u2019: Auxillary are to he congratu- : sports.from Macs hey were focorded by ville, Mr.Archambault, Mr.l'urgeon, per- icon v ii be in evidence.There ave vie the Ceres ef the ity in Tated on {he .manner in which everything 2343 ST.CATHERINE STREET, the committee of the Lower liouse.u : : I : core wi \u2018 j he\u2019 ormnance , de Co ru was \u2018conducted.mong those who sat ~ i ir.Dechene, all leading Liberals, over sixty people used in the persion >| nearly 400 voices fs something of.a variety ; = ere: , \u201cla, _ a y .the gentlemen who gave so paticnt and hs A ee ivin the Jn ion which is under the immodiate direction of [und \u2018one which Is well worth hearing.ven ta POA alien\u201d allie, Terms Cash.(CorNER METCALFE.) Telephone Up 933 impartial a hearing to the arguments urged are In giving : y Mr.Louis Nethersole.Thanks to constant practise it had attain- [vin Taydoë, Dr.Hall, Mr.Crompton, Dr.; pe i \u201c+ dollar concern all it asks for.Mr.Parent, .»e \u201c J eit n considerable degree of proficiency and | g wilson, Rev.1.A.Mackenzie, Dr, and on bebalf of the citizens of Montreal did tr.Duffy, Mr.Gouin, Dr.Guerin, Mr.The principal features of the vaudeville snc sith uw splelt and enthusiasm which | Mrs.Sharp, Rev, and Mrs, J, R.Webb, Alr.: not allow their good nature to go any Lo ] | s Or.Ciuerin, dow ot Proctor's this week will be the pas highly ramhendable, h hind \u201cheen [ana Mes.C'athenrt Wallace, Misses Stirling, th When it came to voting it was McCorkill, also all prominent Liberals, Frank Marven pickaninnics with Pauline {ier y io provide additional ac commoda, Mrs, Smith, Mr.and Mrs.D.Barton, Miss eee \u2018 \u2018 further.en 106 1v WAS ore strongly opposed, to their credit be it Toran, the greatest singer of \u201ccoon\u201d inelo- | re ul nn Rit one the singers being Wallace, Miss Jennings, Mrs, Hamilton, ) * a clear case of corporations first, city no- ¢ f | rt \u2018 aul Moran, \u20ac are est sing al d b .Kreaped non with the tenors and basses Mrs.Laurie, Miss McCabe, Mr.T.8.Mor.The first test the bill t said, to granting the inordinate demands.dies.The other features are all good, but {at ho hau k and the sopranocs und altoes vison and Mr.Jacoby.During the concert ; where.The first test came on the bill to Mayor Ll'refontaine has declared himself have not yet been announced.Che ete of sound could scarcely have eR TAT CA Mand he Ladies a 7 scaend the charter of the Gas Company.in favor of the legislation.Ald.Lebeuf, 4% the Ttoyal next \u201cweek comes the fa- \u2018heel improved on, and ft entirely\u201d filled resented Miss Blackaligr, the organist, .Exception was taken to a clause which who is as a good a Liberal as the Mayor ma .© vos 5 Tod The Teal.Widow De all re chornnen \u201cThe Heavens Are with a very protty Mlver tea set on.the | M gives person to the Gas Company to any day, spoke.so strongly yesterday that.Brown.\u201d lt is not a novelty here; but it.tol\u2019 \u201cJudge Me, OD God.were partien- gecardon, wor her approaching marrlage to GIVEN FOR TRADE MARKS OF emalgamate with any other company en: ¢\\.ore reports of his words carried to l'arely falls to draw .gbod houses.a tion | Fhe members and friends of \u201cthe Point .« Fathe from Gounod\u2019s, \u2018Redemption aged in the sup ply of light and heat.It juvi ! ; pa .' ras thus ) = \u2018 St.Charles Congregational Church cholr : ; .8 w thusiasticall 1 , Mr.Raiuville set that gentleman to fierce- , First Church of VAS, enthusiastically applauded.Other f y 4 .The new organ in Fir: wirch nr + | held thelr postponed outing to the Old was argued by thé representatives of the A: ; Q : numbers on the programme were Rossini'a ; ) .h \u2019 Iramati ly twirling his moustache, a sure sign of Clirist Scientist, Clusse Street, Western pyieigmmatus,\u201d und \u201cHall, Bright Abode,\u201d lolks* Home, Jengue Point, on \u2018Tuesday : ; J city that after such an ama gamation, unusual perturbation, Of Conservati Square, will be formally opened on Thurs frem Tannhauser, = © night, in a speelal car.Mr.B._ Bean, in .es p .nservativés © ; : ; J > especially if.it were made with: a com- .: .| day evening, the 28th, by Mr.Percival The soloists were Miss Marle Hollinshead, the absence of the Rev.D.S.Hamilton, any not subject to the control of the city there is not much to be said.They do Illsley, B.Mus.Mr.G; Etnest Muir will Mr.Edmund A, Burke, Miss Edith E.Der: ; : : | pany sub ; not count for much in the Assembly.They he the vocalist on that occasion and an-ex- T°Y nnd Miss Eugenie Lewls.trachan S Pure Perfumed Powdered Lye in rad mpertans particulars, suc h safe have done the city precious littlé service cellent programme has been arranged.There was n ry oil hours to hear I.' + .v guards as the citizens now have might.Cl8- in the Council.Mr.Taillon, whom they .ot - | bert Hubbard, in Toronto, last night, 14 - i.ran\u2019 i \\ - appear.- Did those gentlemen of the su- ; It is a difficult \u201cinatter to describe the was standing room only at & e'ciock.To.trachan's fen à as h i] er ., qe: boast as saris peur et sans reproache, is ; hich Fra Elber hi - .perior sort-who constitute the Legislative ' ; » 18 charm-with which Fra Elbertus holds his night, at the Karn Hall, a good audience , ; Co il allow themselves to be influenced counsel for the monopoly.Ald.Laporte, audiences from the first sentence to the Ix assured.(Fe meat the wishes of many Lt i 1 ï une h's plea?Nat they! There were who is Conservative in politics, has striven Just.ot is none the less Jel because in who uke au} lot 0 ear Bim, th (nage.: .y suc ity\u2019s interests, escribable.ow great Vit is in indicated 10 : - .; : : éighteen of them in the room.With a rt nt) one ut by an incident which becurred in Mr.hor 8 t scats in the gallery ou sale at 50 Ladies\u2019 Fancy Ware\u2014Ladies Crescent and Star i i 3 ra à : Hubbard's recent tour\u2019 in the west.e met , + a4 ; ,Ç in ns oo a no politics in it.For the extraordinary ex-Qovernor of Colorado Was so impressed TO MAN.AGE THE RICHELIEU \u2018 Pearl Brooch, Hand and Stand Mirror com- visi - > \u2018mi i 1 .Y «U.0 unanimity with whch the solons at Que.with the lecture that he trave un \u2018 .i berated and voted'in secret.And when 4.give the lobbyists all they Sh Que dreds of miles to hear him on the two fol: Mr, C.P.Talon, formerly of the Grand , bined, for 60 wrappers.wa en, as it was in a few : : lowing nights.A few good seats for the Trunk Rallway has been appointed mau.| \u2019 .- .tak the vote was \u2019 more than they ask for openly\u2014some other hin.eveni A ed at |-nçer of the Richelieu Hotel.Mr.Talon 3 31x; On of Silverware minutes, only four of the eighteen show.OL ED ET BRIG OPS Om Co lecture thie evening are yeb unreserved at fas served the Grand Trunk in scroral ca- 4e Choice Silverware\u2014One piece re, : ri - * : \u2019 * acities.He comes here fro 1 , .' » : sa?en re for the Tishes of the threaten to bring Ald.Lebeuf to the bar oo FLL in But where he bas been at the head of the BRISTOL'S with \u201cggg fine\u201d Silver, Satin Finished, Hand : oi Montrea > ; ns cEwen, the reight checkers.\u2018renovation and reor ; : : in @ radios of ffty miles.Not.°c du iil or Then language About Hawick, Scotland.He has travelled over ganization of the hotel ls colncident with SC | | Engraved and Hand Burnished, for 400 wrap- .2 : 0 saw.\u2018When people begin most of the civilized wor! iving exhibi.the apppin e new manager , ' e.ance read n in- vase + 2 esa ta 2 + ' .Vi ' formvtion that Mesars iles MeCorkin, criticise their publio spirit it is wise to {9.2 C8 peer of CNET NU ae tie Vin HALFHOUR TALKS 10.OhiuDREN.co ., itici + .A , .\u2014 q : : ject y ; - Ward and Turner constituted the minor- give heed to the criticism.sor H Begin on Monday, and he will be 1 the Jecture to-morrow afternoon \u201cAe - OURES \u2018 dil ist d Di i .hg er ween cvery evening during the week, The | 3 - pa : - Read ditigently List an irections .on Aty deserving of honor.Perhäps it may ; LE sale of seats opens this morning at Shaw's pr is household word, a crowded house Liver, Stomach and Kidney Troubl , > \u2019 PE : ty be thought the objection of these gentle-| To cure a cold in a night\u2014use Vapo-Cresc- iano varerooms, and Shere promises to be assured.Rheumatisn, oh 5 A Eruption Strachan\u2019s Gilt Edge Soap Wrapper, \u201c+ men wes lightly taken, and that it does lene.It has been used extensively during more ® 878% T Topo \" TO CURE TES GRIP IN TWU DAY h Co : x .Rk 8 e .« 4 mob master: very much whathar the Gas vas tweatr-iow years.All Druggins .l'air, Ajpert Armetrong, 00 Dosten, gives | Laxative Secme-Ouising removes the caves It is a Bront Gleausor of the Blood I POSS \u2014 ° ! 10 * ' Lo So *: EE \u2018 ES - .\u2019 : AR x ; ./ ' oo\u201d \u2019 ; , \u2018 CL 4 oo ; RP a a 4, os We were prepared for a change of weather and with our | stock of umbrellas no one need go wet.\u2014See the \u2018great range of stock and prices, Two special lines for children, We have called your attention before to a great display of curtains, now see they are properly hung \u2014The most expensive curtain looks bad if it be slovenly shown\u2014looks worse than a picture hung crookedly.\u2014Ensure yourself against this by purchasing proper rods and rings of which we have a wide assortment, Our five special lines of Ladies\u2019 Gloves are worthy of your attention and comparison.A few extra specialties in our Jewellery Department.N.B.\u2014Mail orders promptly attended to.Curtain Fixtures BRASS CURTAIN RINGS.1 -Inch dozen AVIRUN.14 1.00 seau scu0a00 : dozen 14é-tnch 27¢ dozen A%-1eh, ae dbzen, A7%:Inch.» dozen 2 -Inch.: dozen 2hneh.dozen 2%-luch : duzen Special 1%-luch rings.8e dezen 3 and 3l4 inch extra quality Brass Rings, worth 90e, for Oc i dozen, BRASS EXTENSION RODS.Just receolved\u2014Complete line of above for gash and long curtains, at following _ s:zes and prices: ; IA x 30 at.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.none S0es with brackets 22 x 40 af.»\u2026.20e, with brackets 24 Xx M alo.o.20000 000 V0E, With brackets D OON AT At.e eco 000000 15e, with bracRets 28 ox of AlLc000000000 008 $0¢, with brackets 32 x Moat.ne en et We, with brackets 29 x Od at.We, with brackets BLASS EXTENSION POLE BRACKETS.Ta-tneh nt.oii.40e per pair 1%-ineh Brass Pole, Brackets, 10e per pair 1%-inch Wood Pole\u2019 Brackets.106 per pair 2L4-inelh_ Brass\u2019 l\u2019ole BracKets.3%per pair shade Tassels.19e and 15e per palr TvH line Wood and Brass Curtain Ends from 15e set Un.: Lace for Window Shades, 10\u20ac and 15e a|- yard, .Sninging Wend Cranes fie Portleres or Curtains, $1.19 each.Fu'l assortment of Window the leading colors, Jewellery Jet Belts, 1ls-Inch wide, regular 2044 for 19e.Co Shades In all Pocket Knives, regular Je, fordiSe.Candle Stick, complete, $1.194 Sterling Silver Mateh Box, regular 81.50.for 81.25, \"- Gilt Photo Frime, cabinet 59e, for 36e.Hat Pins, special, Ne.Sterling Silver Shaving 84,50, for $3.95.\u2019 ; .siz», Tegular Mugs, regular - Umbrellas Men's Black Twill Serge Umbrellas, 89c, $1.00: steel rods.Men's Gloria Silk Umbrellas, .steel rods, Piaragon frame, $1.25, $1.45, $1.75, $1.03, $2.30; guaranteed fust black.Ladlex™ Bluck T'will Serge Cmbrollas, steel rods, 50e, 60¢, Toe, 9c, $1.00, with.nat- tural wobd handles, Ladles' Black Mercersed Silk Umbrellas, guaranteed fast black, $1.10, $1.15.$1.19, $1.25, $1.29, $1.45, all with Paragon frames.; - Ladies\u201d Black Gloria SUk Umbrellas, stec rods, plain and fancy handles, Paragon frame, suavanteed | fast black, © $1.45, $1.50, 81.58, $165, $1.69, 73, $1.85, __ S1,95, SLUS, $2,235, 22.70 and up.Children's.School.Utibrellis at 500, 60e, Te, $1.00, H1.15; steel rods, natural wood handles, : Children\u2019s Schoo! Umbrellas, wood rods, 35¢ cach, Gloves French Kid Gloves\u2014the newest from lead: ing.Paris.houses, \u2019 \u201cStratheora\u2019 Ladies\u201d 2-dome Fin: French Kid Gloves, with stik embroldered backs, colors tan, modes, browns, grays, prearl, primrose.blues, greens, reds, white and black, embroldery, self, white Jor black, sizes 514 to Th, at $LO0 a pair.\u201cLiAdgglen\u201d Ladies\u201d \u201cdome Extra Pine French Kid Gloves, -embroidered back, In white, Black, all the new spring black, sizes 314 to T, in colors, HA to TH in black, at $1.25 per pair.EE \u201cRostand Ladki\u2019 2.dom Kh.Gloves, best of French manufactüre.colors and entdrolderies df the latest.5% to 7.in Eos, sé to Tin back, $1457 fier pate.Cautene\u201d » 2-dome Pique Sewn French Kid Gloves, with.Paris point embroidered, colors tans, modes gravs, Wick, dit $1.45.hE \u201cVictoria Ladies\" 2deme Fine S0ft Kh Gloves, silk embrojdered backs, self and Plack, colors\u2019 tans, modes, grays, ox- \u2018Diood.brown, white and black 3Y; to Vl.Te, \u2018 to All above lines are made specially for us and every pair is\u2019 guarant ed : tot tear.© © fitand Corner St.Catherine and University Sts.| W.H.Scroggie, = 9 | = Here\u2019s Richness.Good for Brain.Musle-forming, Fattening, Hked by little and biz, old and young.Always just right.Better values than old process bread.Telephone us, we'll ao the Test.NEW PROCESS BREAD.| JAMES M.AIRD.Caledonia Water BEAVER sean Thousands of people drink Mineral \u2018Waters now.Of these thousands those who have tried ROWAN BROS.BEAVER BRAND prefer it to any other.It i8 sparkling and exhilarating, delightful to the taste and healthful to the system.Try it once and use it always.wo ROWAN BROS.& CO., Mfrs.Telephone No.718: \u20182914 VALLEE ST.The Plans And Specifications For your new building should include Lumber from 0.DAUZE 2000 Contract Manufacturers of Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Mouldings, Fixtures, and all kinds of Woodwork.193 St.Urbain Street.Proper Plumbing.Our equipment nnd long experience in every branch of the Plumbing, business is a guaranteo of satisfaction.We keep in stock a wide range of Gasaliezs, Klectroliers.Brackets.Ceillng.Ligbts Globes and Electric Shades.M.WALSH & CO., Gas Fitters, Plumber arid Steam Fittors.Office and Works\u2014 Set to 668 CRAIG ATRENT.\u2018 1 L.Aronson, oe Pawn Brokor.601 Craig Strest.Money to lend on Diamonds, Watches, Jew.| ellery, Clothing, %urs, Dr kinds of merchandise.y Goods, aad all .BUSINESS STRICTLY PRIVATE, Open from 3 a.m.to 8 p.m.\u2019 \u2018urs stored at low char i mers ges during summer OTICE.\u2014THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE carried on by the late L.Aronson, as Pawnbroker, at \u20ac01 Craig Street, will be conducted 2s ual under the management of e partner, H.Rutenberg, \u2018at the Old S .March 16th, 1901.5 e ou \u201ci chine Rept Electric Current electric light or power, have our went call on you, Contracts will be taken for any term to | suit our customers, at the same price por annum, whether for one or ten years, with the benefit of any further reduction in rates during contract.Current Supplied for House Lighting, Store Lighting, Advertising, Signs, BR Arc Lights, Fans, nie Elevators.Power for.Factoriess \u2018Cash Registers, Cold Storage, etc.If you use electricity for any of the above purposes, you cannot afford to close contracts without getting our rates, which are tho lowest in Montreal.\u201c We will meet all competition and protect you against future rates.LACHINE RAPIDS HYDRAULIC arid LAND CO., Limited, :- 38 VICTORIA SQUARE, \u2018Telephone No.\u2018Main 1748.\" Food wor me Sick DIET DISPENSARY 97 Osborns Stras; ST.LAWRENCE HALL 135 to 139 St.James Street, MONTREAL .HENRY HOGAN, Prooristor.Sho Hest kaowa holal ia the Demaialon.ares 1 ev mre 2 S \u20ac \u201ca \u2018 with new fine silk | self or\u2019 shades and: 222: ~ .\u2019 THE MONTREAL, DAIL MR.MARCIL WINS = MORE LAURELS Member for Bonaventure and Mr.W.R.Brock, of Toronto Centre, Speak on the Budget.+ Ottawa, March 22.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The bund- get debate yesterday took à turn for the tter, and some excellent apeechez were made.Mr.Charles Marcil added new laurels to those which he earned as seconder\u2019 of the address in reply to the speech from the throne.He spoke eloquently and well of the great strides which Canada has taken forward under the beneficent policy of Sir Wilfrid Laurier's Government, and he was listened to with \u2018marked attention by both sides of the Houve.The flashes of wit which broke out every now and again were relished keenly, and even Mr.Clarke Wallace had | to laugh at the rubs which he was given.In earnest, manly words he appealed for national unity and the emking of race and religious questions in a true Canadian nationality.This is a doctrine which Mr.Mareit has ever preached, and which he will loge no opportunity of urging upon bis fellow-members of Parliament with all the persuasive eloquence of which he is euch a master.\u2018 It is a worthy aim which he has set hefore him, and, following it, he will.be one of the most valuable members in Parliament.Mr.Wo, I.MacLean made a fiery attack upon the United States, and called upon the Government to bripg that country to time by imposing the highest possible tariff of duties on all articles coming from \u2018that country.In every way his speech was in strong contrast to that of the member for Bonaventure., | Another striking speech was made on ; (he Conservative wide by Mr.W.R.Brock, of \"Toronto Centre, who came out flat-footed against the preference.As a 1 business man and an old school Tory, he taid plainly that he was prepared to vote against it.THE GRAIN COMMISSION.was any objection to laying before Parliament the report of the grain commission which recently sat in Montreal.Nir Wilfrid said it would be brought \u2018dewn at once., CAPTAIN BERNIER, Mr.Monk also asked if the Government would shoptly .announce its policy in regard to the assistance Captain Ber- \"nier asked for his proposed expedition to {the North Pole.: : Sir Wilfrid Laurier=Do you favor it?Mr.Monk\u2014Personally I do.| bedn engaging the attention of the Gov- e:nment, and an early announcement ok lits pelicy would Le made.| ORDNANCE LANDS, , In reply to Mr.Monk again\u2019 the Mini i ster of the Interior stated that the -ord- | nance lands in the, parish of Longueuil have been rented by Joseph Lapointe lof a rent of $300 per annum payable in advance.He owes $0 on account of the rent fer 1901.Besides him A.C.Bernard was an appheant tor the lands.The lands were advertised for sale on July 17, 1900, but nône were sold, the offers made not excecding the upset price.MR.MARCIL'S SPEECH.Mr.Marcil (Bonaventure) resumed the debate on the budget.He came, he said, frem a constituency which was principally interested in agrictlture and fishing, and which chietly wanted reciprocity with the United States in order to olltain à market for their products in the Eastern States.The most prosperous times ever experi- cuced in the Province of Quebec had been \u2018in the years from 183% to 1565.during whieh time Canada had reciprocal trade relations with the United States.- The ; hon.gentleman congratulated the Govern- \u201cment on its tariff policy, declaring that what the country wanted wus as revenue tariff.to some extent designed as a protective tariff, In framing a tariff for revenue it happened that a certain amount of protection would be given, but it had not the bad featnres of a protective tariff.The Laurier-Fielding tariff removed all the injustice: of the Conservative customs laws, and afforded adequate protection -inci- dentally to all native industries.Mr.Mar.cil then teok up the charge that the last i elections in Quebec had heen run on va ciel lines, and eloquently refuted it.He 1eferred to the great Conservative leaders of the days when Quebec thought that party was the one wluch could best unite the different races in Ennada, and cou- tinued: | .\u201cIn those days the.French-C'onservative party \u2018in Quebge impressed the people with the idea that it had the support of the church: that was ome of its pillars, and the other was furnished by the friends of the hon.member for West York.Today the conditions are changed; on November 7 the people of Quebec decided in favor of the best men and the best policy.(Hear, hear.) There was a man in the lete contest who aspired to the leadership of his comratriots in this Touse, but he had the misfortune to link his fortunes with the member for West York, and we had the spectacle of French-Catholie Beau- \u2018harnois electing my friend (Mr.Loy), an Enelish Protestant.(Cheers.) -_ Mr.Wallace retorted that if Mr.Mareil read the Globe he would see that Mr: Bergeron had made a bitter attack on Himself (Mr.Wallace), adding : \u2018I presume\u2019 that accounts for his defeat.\u2019 Mr.Marcil\u2014\\Well, Mr, Speaker, T am sorry the \u2018hon.gentleman had.to be disavowed by his own colleague, but.L am sorry for that gentleman personally that he linked his fortunes with the gentleman from West York.T do not want to drift away from this discussion, but after the + remarks made T do, not want it to go abroad that Quehec voted on racial lines.QUEBEC'S TOLERANT SPIRIT, There are.eighteen English-speaking _representatives from Quebec, thirteen Protestants and five Catholics.We have in Montreal a double division, St.Louis overwhelmingly French, and St.Lawrence | largely English.If the French wished they could \u2018have elected a man of their own, but they gave way and our friend from St.Lawrence Division (Mr.Bicker- dike) was elected.(Cheers.) We° have the old county of Chateauguay, a piece of land which should be sacred to all Cana- Kills Germs.That's precisely what Vapo-Cresolene does.You } light the vaporizer, the ¥ vapor of Cresolene is given off.Not a disease germ can live in this vapor, yet : it can't possibly harm even the youngest child.Just naturally breathe-in the vapor it destroys the germs of la grippe, hay fever, influenza, and whooping-cough.It's the common sense treatment for all troubles of the throat and bronchial tubes, Vape-Cresolene {s sold by drugelsts sverywhere.A Vapo-Cresolene outfit, includinuthe Vaporizer and Lamp, which should last a life-time, und a bottle of Cresolene, complete, 81.50 ; extra sucplies of Creso- lane 25 cents ana soocents, Illustrated booklet containing s.bysician£\u2019 testimonials free upon request, Varo- Cazsousas i TX Mr.Monk asked the Premier if there\u2019 Sir Wilfrid stated that the matter had.derstanding among all clusses.I There was no doubt that it was, MARCH 22, 1901.- XY HERALD, FRIDAY, dians, that shred of country on which Chateauguay saved the British flag in this country.at country, with overwhelming French and (\u2018atholic Zorn tion, has been represented since Confederation by an English Protestant.The division of 8t.Antoine, Montreal,\u2019 while English, is equally divided between the two creeds, byt aways elects an English Protestant.Sherbrooke, where the French-Canadians are in the majority, elects an English Protestant; the county of Quebec, where mine-tenths of the people are French Catholics, has elected the \u2018most brilliant Irish Catholic in the Dominion, the Solicitor-General.Richmond and Wolfe, three-quarters French, is represented at Quebec by an English Protestant, and here by an Irish Roman.Catholic.Altogether there are eighteen\u2019 constituencies, ip nearly all of which, had the French-Canadians voted on racial.or religious lines, they would \u2018have elected their men and so had an almost so'ic French delegation from Qubeee.\u2018They did not do that; they voted for the policy first and the man after.(Cheers.) Why \u2018should they not?Is there a man in Canada who has not at all times been proud of the Prime Minister of this Dominion?(Cheers.).Why should French-Canadiana be called upon to vote against him merely.because he is a French-Canadian?It was a fortunate thing for Canada, Mr.Marcil went on to say, that it had such a l\u2019rime Minister at the time the contingents were sent to South Africa.The vote the other night on the Bourassa motion.had been the most eloquent tribute to the -real, génuine, patriotie ser vices rendered hy the right honorable gentleman not only to Canada, but to\u2018 the Empire at large.Replying to some ri: marks made by Mr.Bennett (Fast Sim- coe) regarding his presence in the riding during the by-election of 1897, Mr.Marcil said : \u201cThe reason the honorable gent'e- man was elected\u2014I do not want to speak ill of a man who is not in the House\u2014was because of the unpopularity of our own candidate, Mr.H.H.Cooke, (}lecar, hear.) .I can inform the thon.gentleman that if any other raputable citizen of East Simcoe had on that occasion been the candidate, \u2018the hon.gentleman would not have been returned here.(Hear, hear.) People would tell me that they were willing to vote for the tiovernment, but they wou.d not vote for Mr.Cook.[I am glad to see that my hon.friend and Mr.Cook are now strong and steadfast personal friends, trying to get up a scandal regarding senatorships.\u201d (Baughter.) MANITOBA CATHOLIC SCHOOLS.Replying to Mr.Bennett's taunt that he had not gone back to Kast Simcoe to de- mounce the Government ior mot passing a remedial act Mr.Marcil said: \u201cTwo ycars ago I was in Manitoba assisting in the local election, and while tliere 1 went into the homes and schools of the people of the three I'rench counties.I am able to sa that the French Metis and the French Catholic population of the Province of Manitoba never had as fine schools as they have to-day.(Hear, hear.) If T am not, mistake my hon.friend from West York was there at the same time.He probably went up to support tlie Greenway-Govern- \u2018ment, which had done away with Catholic schools, or probably to do something else.(Laughter) What happened was this, that the people who were interested in the, Catholic -schools of Manitoba, the people whom the Conservative party hid sought to offer up to this country as victims, voted almost to a man for the candidates of the party which opposed the remedial Lill.(Hear, hear.) I hope that as long as my hon.friend opposite remains at the head\u201d of the Orange order he will inculcate in them a love for this country.\u201d (Laughter).AN APPEAL FOR UNITY.to the declaration which 1 made when 1 first \u201chad the honor of addres .ik fi Blair 8 i ills 7 Great Engtish Remedy for Ontario Legislature Considers Bill ta Help University of >, Toronto.side.It is, therefore, clear that the University will hereafter be independent of Ottawa, March 22 \u2014(Special.)\u2014Beforé the tureaghout the Province whenever authorized by the Governor-in-Council, and to get Campbell, of the Eastern Townships Bank here, which occurred at her father\u2019s red- Q Novelties in Ladies\u2019 New Spring Jackets.They w To-morrow for the first time.class and exclusive.ill be exhibited in the Mantlo Salon ~ as any vernment control in the very im- Rallway Commi a five years\u2019 extension of time to complete dence, about ten o'clock this morning.Mrs.: .portant consideration of the management th y Committee of the House yesterday the road.The western members protested Campbell had been In poor health for some S ri Jack ots La di es\u2019 Suits ; sal )_ TE of its finances.e bit! réspecting the Atlantic & Lake energetically against allowing the company time past, and thinking that a change Pp ing L.; Toronto, March 22.\u2014(Special.)\u2014In the Buperlor Rallway Company was first taken to blanket the whole Province of British night prove beneficial to her, it was de- = .Ladies\u2019 Tail Made : Legislature last night Hon.Mr.Harcourt : up.This line : the north Columbia with a charter, as it had deme in cided to transfer her to the Véctoria Hos-.Ladies\u2019 New Spring Suits, ln Brown.Drab \u20ac introduced one of the most important POSSIBILITI .ruus along the north sbore afanitoba, and to rtifle the development of vital, Montreal, where she remained, how- i Jackets, cut very short, and \u2018Black Homespun, « measures of the session, under the official # S B L ES OF THE : pe che Bale des Chaleurs, and the original the sountry.Finally Mr.Blair's sukKestion yer, but & few durs.otre, Campholl ww 7 beautitully finished, Mi- Jacket cut without cols y titel of \u201cAn Act to amend the act respect- intention was to extend it by the purchase [10 give the company one years extension the only daughier of Air.oo Lagtuelo, kado sleeves, fancy step lar and buttons at side, , ing the University of Toronto, and Uni- CANADA HORSE TRADE of other roads to the St.Mary River.The In which to begin work, and to limit the the firm of Messrs.Pagnuelo .Rrog., and collar, lined silk serge.| military effect, skirt , .\u201d In ; - wer to bull] branches to the line from was exceedingly popular in 8t.Hyacinthe, Special .T5 new style back, full versity College, Toronto.J \u2014 railway Las bees taken over by the bond- Fort Steel to Golden, was adopted, and the her native place.The funeral will take flare.Special .89.40 In brief the bill is a measure for aid to ial.)\u2014Th bolders, who are now operating It.These bill was reported.- place Saturday morning.: Ladies Spring Box , : : the University.The Minister of Educa-| _ Toronto, March 22.\u2014(Speci )\u2014The poS- ether roads have, bowerer, Le nerwl oo Drab and Oxford Reversi- Ladies\u2019 Tallor Made tion made no explanation of his bill in bilities ot the horse trade in Canada aispos » however, Leen otherwise : ble Covert Cloth, trim- Suits, in Scotch Mixed the House, as, owing to arrangement, the Were strongly set forth in the Legislature | sposed of, and this ambitious project has med all over fancy pip- Tweed, jacket cut dou- : 2, 88, > | yesterday by Hon.John Dryden, in mov.been abandoucd.The road now rung 102 E cut Raglan style.ble breasted, Eton style, evening sefsion was devoted to the consid- | .: 3 ; Special 814.23 skirt made full flare at : i i ing a resolation urging the establishment wiles from Metapedia and the I.C.R., and \u2019 \u2014 ! 2 eration of the estimates.g ( hs bottom fal : The province will pay from the consoli- by the Imperial authorities of a re-mount the present bill extends the time for the | Ladies\u2019 Light Fawn AE $16.23 La Bu res Of à dépot in this country.Mr.Dryden show- ccmpletion of the road 84 miles farther Box Coats, Raglan style, or .= : dated revenues the salaries of instructoFs ountry.: db -p.Cast to Gaspe Basin on the Atlantic coast.| J .beautifully finished with Ladies\u2019 Spring Suits in all the departments of chemistry, phy- ©d how a declining business had been re | Chatrman Sutherland suggested that the : piping, lined fancy Taf- ju New Frieze.spring -\u2026 sics, mineralogy, and geology, and the vived by the Dritsh demand, which since charter should be submitted to à sub-coiu- feta silk, Chesterfield welght, Oxford \u201cGrey: .: ® the proof of the endurance of our animals mittee before the bill was reported.The || frout.Special Price .cket cut Paqui : «cost of the maintenance of these depart ! : po jack t Paquin style, ments.was shown in the war, should develpp into committee, he thought, could not protect crecrnieneenie.823.750 trimmed and lined black SE ; proportion.The: resolution will be all athe, orpditors of the Company, but he .( : = Taffeta silk.skirt cut - « Ni ._ J .e 8 a large amount o \u2019 Vo - : ; : very latest style.pe- THE FINANCES _ debated at a later stage .:tn Money duc from the company to creditors, : Kid Gl ; cial .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.823.50 A promineht feature of the bill is that The House made excellen Pres bei wi 11] 48 the company was liable to carn a large .oves 4 » relating to money matters.The finances business yesterday, the estimates being all amount of \u2018money from the Government tn : .: K ATH LEEN T and property are kept quite distinct from pussed, with the exception of three votes, the shape of bonuses, and he supposed ; ; ry KAT: LEEN cd .; which, the Oppositon wish «to consider there would be a disposition to secure.the vers à Sprin Reefers d d | matt A board Gloves, very dre ) academic or educational matters.parc wore fully later on.wiges of the workingwen out.of the sub- perfect.fitting.They of trustees will have full power over the on Se sidies.(Hear, hear.) ; : .2 8.They | = Rav - eefers, strongl où tr The bill appropriating land for war come int all thé lead- Boys\u2019 Navy Serge Spring Reefers, gly roperty and income of the University.; Ou the clause to authorize the trustees .1 d, b chor buttons.Henetotore the Senate has had this power veterans was amended further to provide for the hondholders to operate the railway.ine shades, all vai made.well Jae » Tass anchor 0 but deputed it to the Board sof Trustees.that the men shall have the minerals and Ste Hibbert 1Enpher asked if the rights of ~- = ee Boys\u2019 Navy Cheviot Spring Reefers, Itallan The Board had, therefore, no legalized ex.all timber, except pine, on their lots.Major Prefontnine (Montreal) explained \u2019 LSOQUNTESS.\u2014 cloth fined, silk sewn.black of brass istence under the old act.The present \u2018 er ee that \u2018there were bandholders to the extent es\u2019 Dome Fine uttons, Special, from .83.2 : act legalizes it and places in its hands the AERIOL PIANO RECITALS.of scme milltons of dollars for tho construe- All Orders of Carpets taken before Kid Gloves.in tans, Boys: an Wool Blue Black Spring Resters, | fullest responsibilities as to the eee Saturday at 4 p.m.in the Aeolian The orl are from Captin fo Laspeblac .April 1st will be sewed and laid hellotrope, white and and finish: Special, from.aB:5-25 à ment oO e property o re Lmversity.very Satur A mn.4 the ; ; re a 3 : y 4 / self points, all sizes.29 1 5 \u2018 ats, in Grey ! ç The board will consist of Mine members, parlor, Pratte's piano rooms, 2461 St Sa foret y des \u201c haleurs Ratiway, ow a Free of Charge 6 Special .o7c Bo A Fine Quality, Corer ined, velvet 3 our of whom will be ex-officio members, therine \u201ctreet.mission on presentation Railway, and there were bonds to the am- .to ., ; A collar, cuffs finished velvet.Special .5 namely, the Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor, of visiting card.\u2014Adv.ount of $600,000 which had never been vy - ; BEL-AIR.\u2014 Ladies Lancer inncre san en care na css an ne 00 ee 85.70 4 ps ¥ the former railway.If the Atlantic Kid Gloves, in black : : = : art ane Superior tried to dispose of the : white, \u2018 tan, fawn, .t \u2018 chty es wou ud itse ace to 2 ) .brown, \" ete., In\u2019 , heen this jShligation.and the rights - A < = = = .brown.navy, etc.in Spring Shir s Lo ondholders wou ave to he pro- .points, all sizes.Spe- \u20181 27 Men's New \u2018 tected.At present and for the Inst ine : - : chat .\u2026.\u2026.1.55 * Spring Shirts, road ha een under selzure : : } î ipes, Department for Gr np of, he ieee BF ame prs = preity abripes , , Mr.Fortin\u2014These nds were néver sold - .2° 3 t Percale, stift ; .Yayor Prefontalne\u2014No: they were sold .pring aus.and open bp.' à ; at a very high rate of interest for soine \u2018Have vou seen our stock of Bab .; front.cuffa Women Readers.Pitooo on atout à millon of onde Have y 4 Ponte D y Mens, Good Quality, Pelt Hata, in, now stacheq.\u201d ol : cominIt tre {hat the untortunate men Whe Carriages and Go-Carts ¢ corded band and edge.Special, $1.23 men hae had pui the road\u2014the workingmen and : - He nd Fedora atyies in Black fan and NE rie, °° x avvles\u2014had received less tha 35 cents GE - 3 .- - .| .CR, a Spring Shirts, Men Women OUT OF TOWN NOTES.ot the lohar for their work, and he in- I - NEW STYLES, LOW PRICES.M brown.Special wali ty Fu Fe ®1.65 pretty stripes ) | Ç os | ste at their rights should be adequate .: .Men's: Extra Fine Quality Fur Felt Hats, of.blue, light \u2019 Dr.Scott Ives, of Montreal, is in, Quebee.iy protected.& q Derby, Fedora and Square Top styles.of ae, BN and Happenings xr Cockburn, of Toronto, and Captain mors Marcil (Bonaventure) said lt was.> .: Special .he iasaeaen eens R2.50 mauve, cuffs .\u2018ockburn, who recently returned from Nécdless to say that the County of Gaspe ; Men's \u2018Silk High Hats, silk ribbon band, attached.Spe- : \u2019 South Africa, have left for the South.liad been shamefully treated for the last H A.WII DI & CO best finish latest up-to-date styles.cial TC The many friends in Montreal of Me.muateation © He road\u201d à potttiot from.the Te AT e | *9 Special \"11e RZ FO Sy, spring Shirts, .s A Mr.a .* read a pe , .: ] S ; iN SOCI AL LIFE and Mrs.E .W.Frith, of Lennosvile, pil clergy, merchants, farmers and inhabitants 0 .' .Lu \u2014 ; In Jeary soif rolored sires of pink.o -nerally à 1c.county, expressing satis ; , ) 3 3 Ce.\u20ac de- Th al dance of the Britannia Foot- BeBe! viet fever.reir little daushter Fiction with the operation of the raitway 2415 St.Cather me St.Spring Ties tachable.Special .SC ball \u2018lab % take place on Tuesday 1t Cie announced that the marriage of for whe pts oh ponts pr Be rue \u2018 ) ) There Eee all C li}.take au | 5 { 1 8 ees for the houndbolders.\u201d The trustees : , : aN interesting showing .evening, April 9th, in Windsor Hall._ Miss Andreu Paton, youngest daughter of here in good faith, and bad been paring 258 St.James Street, 1837 Notre Dame Street.of Men's New Spring Spring Overcoats Mrs.Arthur Jarvis and her son, Major Mrs.Andrew Paton, ot \u201cRockmount, clr way us they weut along.Mr.Maged! ' ; Neckwear at The | ; _ sn \u2018 \u201cis of Strathecona's Horse, who have Sherbrooke, to Mr Arthur Robinson, of démtanded that the workingnien creditors of Big Store To-mor- Men's and Youths\u2019 Fine Quality Fawn Jarvis, of ©tra Cn > .New Y ke Al tak lace srt ti in the company, who hid been put oft with row.Covert Cloth Coats, silk sewn and fin- been visiting Mrs.W.Hope, have leït for New York, w ake place s\u201dme time time checks for twenty and thirty cents -ou Mcn\u2019s New Spring ished, full facing.Italian cloth lined, Toronto.: June._ \u201c oo ¢ dollar, sbould.be paid.ome They ne in cut up-to-date.- Special .39-50 A large number of people are going to| In Wall Street Church, Brockville, yes committee agiead to clause one.A he et owing Mens and Youths' Extra Quality Fawn A oe New York: for Faster.terday afternoon, Miss Florence J, Dun- | NgIEIves the combrny the right to pro Dts?ows utr Box Cloth Covert Coats.velvet collar, Mr.and Mrs.Henry A.Hodgson and ham, cldest daughter of Mr, James * Dun- Tpéb the second use quthorizing \u2018ihe Oxfords, etc, in à.best lining, equal to custom made.Spe.the Misses Hodgson have returned irom ham, of this town, was married to, Mr.E.trustces for the bondholders to operate the i large variety of the Men's and Youths All Wool Imported spending some time in Europe, De mans of New Dublin, by.Rev.the terms or = Mid PELE Tit Checks, Stripes Fancys, \u201cSpots.othr Cheviot Raglan Overcoats, velvet col- to \u2018 r.\"CKMAan: .e terms.of eu 0 rust, Mr.Flint .8, Fi o POLS.lc.ars ict finis] ; : Lo \u2014 A large number of,ladies of the elite\u201d of urged that the \u2018matter be referred to a sub chotre lot of a Pare Roc cal best finish, best imme 5 00 v = OL con mittee \u201cto proteet- the creditors, of | porpceesessece Dr D , .ser : HE Montreal and Quebec, occupied seats on which there were several classes, in order : - NS 3 ont] iebec, où ats o + se >s, order - ct ERNS A) > NS ON E AT COMING AND GOING We inerday evening in the Legislative EE vd / BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS AND PUBLICATICNS SALE A Tu or 3 Martin wl - | Councillor's gallery at the Parliament Was not before tbe committee, might be : IM Dr He Be an will leave shortly House, Among them were Madames Ar- nrestigated.- © ' 0 | : THE .| EY CO - on a trip i rm T to.; the \u2018chambault.Rainville, \u2018Tessier.Perodeau ME Larter, representing the Rathbun - G) , .» | \u2026.C a 0 0, 18 a so , ; er * Conpany, p re a, ste J C.H.Draper, Toronto, is \u201c1% A.Pelletier, Dechene, Lane, Brousseas, P.that only $125,000 rr aT on 3 .1765 to 1783 Notre Dame St.184 to 194 St.James St.MONTREAL.: Je i Lo Roy, Mis-es Fitzpatrick, Rainville,\u201d Roy, the security of the bofds, and thotefore ; : B.C t the Capt.Joyce, Armstrong, B.L., 16 à Buckley, Cannon, Marois and Delorme.contended \u2018the other creditors -shoutd re: VW coc000 = \u2014 \u2014 - \u2014 gt.Lawrence Hall.At the Albani concert in Ottawa on \u20active a proportionate share of the bonds of : , = Mr.Harry 'Hodgson has returned via Wednesday evening | Their ipellencies he ree pany until \u201cthe debts: bad btn dls oq | _ : the Oceanic from a trip to ngland.were present with lady Ruby Elliot, Capt.Mr.Fortin pointed out that the Banque i oo Ws : - Messrs.George N.and Wm.Hackett, | Graham, A.D.C., and Capt.0 rilvie.Other Nationale, through the Baie des Chaleurs al or=ma e : _- Rydney, C.B., are at the St.Lawrence bone vers occupied by Sir Wi frid Laurier Railway.was also largely interested: and .! ; , .: P : : fan Lady Laurier and party; -Hon.Mr, he noved that a clause be Inserted protect \u201c \u2019 ; Hall.> .Dobell Lady Ritchie Mins Grace Ritchie, Ing the interests of the creditors of \u2018the .: Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Ramsay, Peel une Lo EY : *{ Bale des Châleurs Railway.: ' have left for Aflantic City, where tle Misses Montizambert; Mr.and Mrs.Mr, Hogg asked for tic insertion of a : Btreet, qe d © ï weeks.\u201c \u20ac.A.E.Harriss, Hon.Judge Girouard and cinuse \u201cproviding that the rights of the | ; 0S UumMmes 00000 | they will spend some weeks.Mme, Girouard, Mr.Gladwyn Maedougall; Canadian creditors shimld not be preju- \u2019 Miss Florence Ogilvy, Setkirk Es Mr.and Mrs.Gerald Bate and party.die:d, and \u2018thät their clahns should be a° : he Latest Parisian and New York Styles ; uo , ; _ There so - < .Pp Sa 51 vharge .= ps CS .- @ ¢ sian Ne - Sty .bas Mf For tof her cousin Ries Brockville, March 21.\u2014At the residence tho Leaman upon the subsidies carned by * are now represented in our Mantle Pcepart- \u201c .» are TE, TOE gues \u2019 of Ar.ay ma, on ue once Mr.-Marell (Bonaventure) insisted that | ?ment.For example: PH ILLI PS SQUA RE.\u2018 ll .: .ad, Vester P ny eman\u2019s{ the workmen eniployed on the road should-[ » ADIES* COSTUMES\u2014Tailor 5 Eng- ' - Je Miss Pauline Beddome, of Windsor, daughter, Miss Georgia, was married to] lave the first clalw.Lo Lane Toor Got or IE : : Ont., who has been visiting Mrs, Henry Rev.Herbert W.Burnett, B.D., pastor of Mr, McCreary moved that a clanss bein | \u201cnew radet collar, and stylish flare sleeve: | ; \u2014 = \u2014 Thomas, 21 St.Luke Street, has returned the Maitland Circuit of the Methodist seriqi, PE mone of the oe Jacke lined with roman satin: skirt, Bare.\u2018 | : .: I., \u20ac subsidy ¥ dun ie Working- ine vith superior quality linenette, au home.Church.The ceremony was performed by en have been paid one hundred.cents on : bound with velvet, Our\u2019 Price, $12.00: | \u201c R .: Rev.Dr.Ryckman, of Brockville, assisted (jie doll: ve : ; re ; ; 3 Miss Godman, who has been staying by -.Geo 3 inn ol.Ng onan \u20ac ; RAINY DAY SKIRTS Are now required.We ; a an | | Le ith friends in Montreal, leaves shortly by Rev.George S.Clendinnen, of Brock-1 Mr.D'Arcy Scott sald the clause Would be .have a beautiful line, ti.Dark Grey Frieze : ie, with frien > J Le ; ville, and Rev.Thos.E.Burke, of May-| quite acceptable to the promoters.: with pockets aud {wo straps on front for Atlantic City.nard.The bride was given away by her | Mayor Prefontaine presented \u2018the claim seams, 10 rows of stitching.Prive, $6.75.Mrs.Edward B.Greenshields, The father, and attended by her sister,\u201d Miss.of 2.Gub-contractor, who was a creditor tor z LADIES.SILK BLOUSES - The balance of .Wicker Flower Pots, 8 inches in diameter, lined .Elms, Peel Street, gave a very smart din: Ida Dunham, as bridesmaid.and Tittle Sq for ark 4008 D8 0\u20ac, JU roca of | our spcelal purchase of Foulard Silk inside with a hard cothposition, wooden bottom ver last week, at which covers were laid | Miss Geraldine Booth as flower girl.The tiie workmen who bad sold thelr - claims Co Blouses, in blue and white effects, were A hs a 250 for twelve.\u2018 .groom was assisted by his brother, Mr.carla be protected.ore $1.50 eat, io cleur at $2.00 cach.| a pretty and unbreakable Jardiniere, price $2.50.; ili ilbert, 63: S Alfred C.B tt \\ 3.The chalrman ov le LADIES\u2019 COSTUMES- Another.pretty line of oo : .oles, Philip, Gilbert, 8 Tupper Street: red C.Burnett, of Toronto aoe ehafrman ald ne Government cou DIFR bn English Momenpan, Bu | .Me © Leasant : \u2019 1 .Mr.DA \"sé agro \u2018 jacket, double breasted, with six ste ~ this week.Covers weré laid for six.; ANNUAL MEETING of x DA a clin of buttons.\u2018 dacket ail nicely trimmed.with Ce n Mrs.Gillespie Muir, who has been for werkmen ani\u201d creditors should \u2018be a first\u2019 straps of black taffeta silk.anë Ste 1 the past three weeks \u2018in Bermuda for the NATIONAL COUNCIL \u2018elarge upon the unpald subsidies\u201d flan pariah Fee lined with Sk.Skirt, rin ep ar men ° benefit of her health, will remain till af- : Mr.Blair suggested that the concensus Co are Hed WD OD rows of Gtitehin LE fer Easter.+ of opinion\u201d was that the Intro a a: Sonn bottom.Colors, navy blue, black: : Among.the guests at the Queen's are :\u2014 Nate date, of the annual meeting of the plies ond \"he given preference th \u201che : Oxford grey.Our Price, $18.70.: \u2018 A full assortment of French Cambrie, Mercerised.r.J.A.Couture, Quebec; Dr.C.2 \u2018has been a a Toe 2 Canada bordholders, and the ccwmittce agreed to.1 CHILDREN'S BLOUSES In white and color., Sateen, Madras and Gingham for Shirt.Waists,.~ y ve - | D ( , - | : a) .; 1 1 Edgar, North Hatley; and Mr.J.John\" Ont.Mme.Dandurand, vice-president .\u2014_\u2014 : , \u201cmarked from $1.00 to $2.00: all to be clear- no -and all the newest patterns in prints for dresses ston, Ottawa.> pe, for the Province of Quebec, will attend Co .| ed at 50: cach.OT : \u2018 : Rev.Father 2 gent, qterto nn, the meeting, and it is probable that others MACHIN ERY FOR SALE MS < Minn.; Father McCusker, of Brogkyi.will also go up.- : Ea MILLINERY AND MANTLE OPENINGS \u2014 , ee LIT She A a wns \u201cIl Picture Framing Dept.are staying with friends on Sherbrooke .: REF 5 NS ; P t g p 3 \u2019 - CORSET DEMONSTRATION \u2014 Commencing ° , Poe ¢ the Wind 40d EN PURE MILK SOON .One Screw Press .© Monday afternoon, aud until further - + e guests a e indsor \u2018 ay in .\u2019 \u2018 CT \u2018 ° notice, at : ; .! elude :-\u2014Mr.A.Nordheimer, TFofonte; Mr.FOR THE BABIES Hand Compound Iron, Strong.\u2014| : Gold Frames made to order, to fit any size \u2019 ris awa; Mr.J.mp- \u2014 .: + .2 : M.P.Davis, Pl 1 à Pr oo One Deep Well Pump icture.Good stock of Mouldings.J bell, Toronto; and Mr, Frank rundy, 0 The presidential board of the Local av: .4 P , : er.ie a Lamb Cou neil Jas been working steadily though With 200 ft, connecting rods, Now.toe .= ' The Misses Annie and Agnes Lambe, quietly towards the opening of pure milk : , : .daughters of Mr.William B.Lambe, Mc- depots Jin the sity during the hot jveather.One Feed Water Heater | 0° .: ° ° .\u2026 Gregor Street, have returned to town hey, have collec ull particulars, got Cooper Tubes, suitable for 25 H.P.boiler : A : : T 1 D : t - ; after a delightful visit of four months, estimates, ete., and before very long it .al orin e e : most of which time was spent in Ross-| will be publicly announced when and R.WHITE & CO., \u2018 ; where these depots.will be opened.; : .Now showing a large.assortment of Spring and i d they ; : Ca .A 2 = 7 months San (they were tio roblng eouth: hopelessly.dl h tent huddied in 3 e sleeping bag, some.und slabs of ce.Spoontu] of glycerine starvation, the irony of misery, the: huge the boats and got to a : \u2018He\u2019s dying\u2014quietly\u2014ex i imes eleeping eighteen and twenty hours water at noon.j mi ; .Took to the Le nd Ehat men could not sta tion 8 y austion from g eig a y and ater funday son joke that Arctic famine plays upon those To.2 mage\" eme land, BC.co \u2018 314 Craig Stroet.A MAN\u2019 « WOMAN S «| Bby\u2014 FRANK NORRIS.(Synopsis of Preceding Chapter.) a 1801, ship Freja, of Arctic expedl- Our der \"War Bennett, was crushed in fce and sank.With three dog-sleds, party starts south to Wrangel Island.Ice »0, rough that day's journe sometimes is only ec-q tf a mile.Lost one sicd oe 8 à ; the north-cast.men than beasts.tres dart provisions.MePherron, one, of awakened and the wretched train oil lamp} request, all joined in repeating the Creed hard night.= Co { were long and seemed one with the fur the men, disabled.Bennett not disheart- was lit, \"| and the Lord's prayer.December 3rd\u2014Friday \u2014 \u2018Hansen \"died covering of their bodies.Their faced were | .ett tells Ferriss, his lleutenant, ores Be or Lloyd Searight.Ferriss Is in love with her himself, ait Jay» nothing ervation, a \u2018 Bennett got ound they were drifting north Everything left such stress and yet survive, pToward three o'clock in the morni the third ni Adler woke Bennett, © © ; ied night \u201cIt's Clarke, sir; he ang I sleep in the same bag.1 think he's going, sir.\u201d One by one the men in thé tent wer Clarke lay in his sleeping bag unconscious,\u201d and at long intervals drawing a faint, quick breath, The doctor bent over him, feeling his pulse, but shook his head At 4 o'clock a violent gale was howling over the reaches of ice and rock-ribbed land.It was impossible to go forward while it lasted.The stronger gusis fairly carried their fect from under them.At 4.30 the party halted.The gale was now a hurricane.The expedition paused, collected itself, went forward; halte! again, again attempted to move and came at last to a definite standstill, in whirling snow clouds and blinding, stupefving blasts.\u201cPitch the tent,\u201d said Bennett quietly.\u2018We must wait now till it blows over.\u201d In the lee of a mound of ice-coverel rock some hundred yards from the coast the tent.was pitched and supper, such as it wax, eaten in silence.All knew what this enforced halt must mean for them.That supper\u2014(each man.could hold his portion in the hollow of his hand)\u2014was the last of their regular provisions.March they could not, what now?Before crawl ing to their sleeping-bags and at Bennett's The next day passed, and the next, and the next.e gale continued steadily.\u2018The southerly march was discontinued.All day and all night the men kept in the out of the twenty-four.They lost all con- willow tea.Our remaining provisions con sist of fourdifteenths of a pound of pem- \u2018mican per man, and the rest of the doz meat.Where ave the relict chip?We should hive met the steam whalers long before this.November 30th\u2014Puesday' \u2014 The doctor amputated Mr.Ferriss\u2019 other hand to-day.Living gale of wind from north-east.1m- possible to march against it in our weak-, ened condition; must.camp here till it abatés.Made soup of the last of the dog meat this afternoon.Our last pemmican gone.' December 1st\u2014Wednesday \u2014 Jverybody getting weaker.Metz breaking down.Sent Adler down to the shore to gather shrimps.«We had about a mouthful apiece for.lunch.Supper, a spoonful ot glycerine and hot water: Le ber 2nd\u2014Thursday \u2014 Metz died during the night.Hansen dying.Still blowing a gale from A Muck.Tu shot a during early morning.; y Dennison break- -ptarmigan, Made souping down.; Pi ecember 4th+Saturday-\u2014Buried Hansen and muffled because of the swelling of his tongue.: \u201cHow long has this wind been blowing.Ferriss?\u201d Co \u201cMince \u2018a.week ago to-day,\u201d answered the other, ) .Bennett continued his writing.: es Incessant gales of wind for over a week.Impossible to move against them in our weakened condition.But to | stay here is to perish.God help us.Lt is the end of everything.\u201d * = Bennett drew a line across the page under the last entry, and, still holding the book in his hand, gazed slowly about the tent.Co ; There were aix of them left\u2014tive .huddled together in that miserable tent\u2014the sixth, Adler, being down on the shore gathering shrimps.In the strange and gloomy half-light that filled the tent these survivors of the Freja looked less liked Their hair and beards absolutely.black with dirt, and, their limbs were monstrously distended and fat\u2014fat as things bloated and swoken are fat.It was the abnormal fatness ot whom it afterward destroys.The en Summer Suitings and Coatings; in blue, black and Gray.Cheviots, Serges, W.of E.Worsteds and Scotch, Tweeds, all newest goods from best makers.Heavy Cheviots suitable for Ladies\u2019 Weather Skirts (very fashionable), in Black and Oxford Gray, 56 inches wide, $1.25 a yard.\u201cDressmaking Dept.Mrs: JEFFREY: Las just returned from New.\u201cYork, where she has spent the last week in the interests of this department.She is now fully equipped to mect the demands of Miss FENOGLIO is also prepared orders in her usual style and finish.SPRING FASHIONS to execute all Mail Orders Carefully Attended be- , - , : carry, and march south AEE; ern © A few moments later Clarke began to 8ciousness of the lapse of time, sensation found dead this morning between Adler | moved about at times on their hands and Come Searcy, rough Cee.Doctor says tremble slightly, the mouth opened wide, even of suffering eft them, the very hun- and myself.Too weak to bury him, of knees; their tongues were distended,\u2019 \u2014\u2014 $08 et five, and Bennett gives the order 8 faint rattle came from the throat.ha-| ger itwelf had .ceased to gnaw.Only even carry him out of the tent.He must round and slate colored, like the tongues \u201cForward,\u201d leaving him to his fate, miska, one of the two remaining dogs, ut- onett and Ferries seemed to keep their kie where he is.Divine æervice at 5.301 cf parrots, and when they spoke they bit .a CHAPTEB 11.\u2014Continud) __ Once more Bennett's discipline prevail- .- His jron hand shut down.upon his passed, then two.Still teréd a low howl.Four miles was as much 'as could be made good by the nearly exhausted men the next day, and this though the ground one time wondered if Ferriss himself had heads.Then slowly the end began.For that last week Bennett's entries in is ice journal were as folows :\u2014 November 20th\u2014Monday\u2014Camped at bandon my boats, but it ix useless to 4 p.m.last spoonful of giycerine and hot water.i .The next day was Monday, and at some.indeterminate hour of the twentysourt, and for a moment sat stupidly watehing them helplessly.\u2018 (To be continued.) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A CRY FOR HBLP.\u2014A pain in the back MONTREAL.Heary Morgan & Co, | i mosbthan ever resistiess.Obedi- was comparatively smooth.Ferriss was 4.30 \u2018p.m.about 100 yards from the coast.though whether it was night or noon he], of the kid help.- i ently a ph sed their faces to the south- continually falling.Dennison and Metz Open water to the eastward as far as l| could not eay, Ferries woke in his sleep- ican Kidney Cure Te the only pure that âme ; wa bch was resum were a little light-hegded and Bennett at can ace.If I had not been compelled to ing-bag and raised himself on an elbow 3.allure, written a ainst I, in cases\u201d of ; ., Inflammation o 7 4 C7 ve .} A ; .; a den Gin : 3 : the bladder, gravel and other kidney ailments.\u2014 ÿ ion struggled on.With every absolute control of his wits.Since morn- ine.1 myst look our situation squarè-| Bennett writing in his Il.\" Noticing \u2019 Lu t F BY he saffering creased.Eda not ing the win had.been blowin \u2018etrongl ly in the f At noon served out last} that he was awake Bennett looked Page.\u201d \u201cTale power ui Tou specific bee: .that \u20ac human could endure im-their faces, by noon it bad inoreesed.bee! extract, \"which we drank with wome from tbe page and opoke in & voics thick] veals snd cures\u2014 \u2018a ae \u2019 : | ph greet nee emt masse ae al eg meee SE .= ae rome rn ee .; vo .\u2018 T7 \u2018 .E\\ J - \u2014\u2014gg\u2014 7 , \u2018 | | THE MONTREAL DALY HERALD, FRIDAY MARCH 29, 1901.No attention paid te classified advertisements unless accompanied by People\u2019s Popular Exchange 22 \u20186 INSERTIONS, 25 CENTS.| \u2014 \u2018No attention paid to classified advertisements ulfiess accompanied by TWENTY WORDS.lo CENTS: = > : Grammy \u2014\u2014\u2014 | * ROOMS AND BOARD ; cs TOLLEY 7-7 SITUATION SWANTED- FEMALE SITUATIONS VACANT FOR SALE FOR SALB.; SW There is caly one way te reach those who read &4ar Advertisements under this beading 20) && These is onl | reach those who read #3 There is oni each those who read 447 There ts only one way vo reach those who rond \u201d .BIRTHS, MARRIAGES.DEATHS.tbe Herald\u2014and that is by advertising in the Hana, Words for lic, each insertion.dec Herald\u2014and that is y adverts in the Hanaih, ae Herald thx is by sd vertiing ia the HEnal a.Herasd- oad rid) Lis by advertising sin ce Brean the Herald and that is by advertising in the Hazara, .; no werde, aix imsortistés.es.| TO LET-NICE WARM UPPER TENEMENT, | % werda, 3c: sis insertions, age.a» words, 3dc ; six insertions.#35.20 wards, 30C ; six insartions, as.so words, roc ; six insertions, 29C- A © ROOM \u2014 ONE LARGE.BRIGHT FRONT| 8} Amber street, below Outario, reat| WANTED \u2014 A RESPECTABLE WOMAN| WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL FOR GENBRAL! FOR SALE \u2014 BELGIAN THARES.Fron FOR SALE-A NATIONAL SELF ADDER ___ 812.Apply 31 St.Lambert HHL.ix TO LET-FLAT, WESTMOUNT.3 GLAD- - ~~ 8lote Avenue, corner Dorchester.- Reat low, six rooms.Apply to No.5 Gladstone Avenue, or telephone Mr.Skelcher, Main room, suitable for one or two genliemen.__ 4 Beaver Hal Hil, 7 ROOM \u2014 FURNISHED, NEWLY DECORATed; gentiemen only; private family; all conveniences.@ Maneñeld at, near Wind- fine red stock, 4! mouths old, $2.00 each: u Resisier in perfect order.0 St ae 23% months old, §i.00 each.Stamp for re- :_ pty.Frank Brown, St.Raymond, Que.7x housework, able to cook; no washing Or; ironing.Apply mwruing or evening, 41% __ Sherbrooke st.cor.of Greene ave._ 3x | WANTED \u2014YOUTH, WITH A FAIR EDU-, FOR SALE \u2014 SOLID OAK BEDROOM SET.cation, heaithy, and willing to make him- | dining table, mahogany parlor set, carpets wishes for daily work or a few hours daily.Apply.6 Berthelet at 75 WANTED \u2014 BY STRONG YOUNG WOMAN, who speaks both languages, situation at restaurant work or housecleaning; good - BIRTHS.WAYLOR\u2014At 2704 St.Catherine Street, on March 20, a daugtter to Me.and Mrs.J.Percy Tayler.R SALE\u20144 HORSB POWER MOTOR and shafting with pulleys and bangers, & bargain, .2266 St.Catherine Street.x 8 sor Hotel.| Sn.references.267A St.Domi ; E\u2014 AN\u2014 = Co -1__ A BL nique st.74 eelf generally useful.Wm.Currie, Cloth- end pictures; almost new; cheap.2:2] FOR SALE\u2014A FEW SECONDHAND SAM.BG Noman city, oa Marth 15.the wife Sons \u2014 NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS.| YO LET \u2014 HOUSE, 551 PRINCE ARTHUR, WANTED \u2014 WORK BY THE DAY.WASH.| ier, four Notre hams st.Currie.Col Masice st.v Px ple trunks, all in good order.Apply H.of Thomas Egan, of a daughter.CAMBRLAIN\u2014At St.Lambert, March 18, {Be wife of Alfred Camerlain, of a daugh- CHURCH\u2014At 4477 St, Catherine street, Westmount, on March 16, the wife of JE.Church, of a daughter.A DAGBENAIS\u2014On Monday, March 18, the FOR SALE\u2014EMPTY CASES OF ALL Sizgs| A.Nelson and Sons Co., 27 Common St ed with horse shoeing und general custom ___ can be bad cheap at 1811 Notre Dame.7x : work.Apply or write to N.G.Stevens,! FOR SALE \u2014 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE __ Coaticook; P.Q.ox i of all descriptions, stoves, carpets and WANTED \u2014 TWO PIANO SALESMEN OF, oilcioih, for cash or on easy payments.proved experience and ability.Satisfac- | ___ Universal Furniture Co, 513 Cralg st.7x I tory financial arrangements made and per- qs \"STOVE \u2014 3 BURNERS AND OVEN, telephone, Auer light, hot water and all modern conveniences; also good table board.Palace st.n upper flat, 3 rooms, rent $18.00.353 Prince ing, housecleaning or office cleaning.Artaut, lower fiat, $15.00 .Apply 2 Craig ) & street Tx St.Martin st WANTED \u2014 A FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER desires sewing by the day in English private family, cut and fit guaranteed; highest references.61 Delisie at az WANTED \u2014 BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, ox WANTED\u2014~BLACKSMITH; ONE ACQUAINT- FOR SALE\u2014TWO BICYCLE3 (LADIES and gentlemen's) both in first class ape der.Will be sold cheap.Apply to tor, Stanley Flats, Stanley Street.4X FOR SALE\u2014NO.1 SMITH PREMIER TYPEwriter, with metal cover, complete, ia Al TO LET \u2014 260A UNIVERSITY STREET, house, 8 rooms, all modern conveniences.Rent only $530, no taxes.Steel rauge, gas stove, electric fittings, carpets and mantel mirrors would be sold 0 incoming tcnaat front parlor, back est quietest in city; ; first flat; not mov- parlor, single room; iog.38 Union ave.ROOMS \u2014 TO LET.TWO LARGE, COM- wife of 8.D.daughter.it t ; ol 3 .; ition as cook.Address No.; mancnt positions secured to men who are, alilnost: new, for a five dollar bill.Box Da Seuals, o .Ane or Mrs.fortab le rooms ss with Eco board, near Hopes! a nË & Fete (Telephone, Eee as cook.Ad Ro Lox capable of pelle bien clase piano at _ PR, Herald.111 7x | \u201ccondition.A bargain for cash.Apply N.BM: Donoghue, of New York, formerly.| BOOMS TO LET.FURNISHED, SUITABLE gs SAllerine st Ax WANTED WORK BY THE DAY OF ANY| Luy plano offered in Canada.The Bell FOR SALE \u2014 BILLIARD TABLE, Cox\u2019 2° Hersld fico ee , ., , 5, a 28 5 = kind, cleaning offices, or washing.\u2014 SIX-ST .WITH A ALL STABLE, Wi dress 712 Lagauchetiere Street.of Montreal.Tide little lodgment iu the same ard if want- Piano Company, 2263 St.Catherine st.72x FRY\u2014At Westmount, on March 17, the.7 = .SERVANT FOR.Ad- a: WANTED\u2014 GENERAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.for light housekeeping, at 20 City Coun- __, eillors st._\u2014_ _8t a bargain.Apply 290 St James st.2x -wife of Henry Fry, of a son, ROOM NIOELY FURNISHED SINGLE Abply 16314 St.Autoine st, or 2137] WANTED\u2014BY A YOUNG GIRL, A rosi- 1 Must b i ex.| FOR SALE \u2014 BICYCLE, CRESCENT (LA- fs \u2014 >] St.Catherine st.73x t 4 whol il e / small family.ust have city references pat as.A cadl 2 GORDON\u2014At Lambe on March front roo! or ater Ot | 2 sd 108 in a olesale silver or retail store, +38 Mou treet.ry dfes\u2019), \u2018first class condition; very cheap.4@ Advertisements under this h ng, + St mber 18, nt m, electric light.hot w , Sie one who would be willing to make herself Mountain t x Apply E.T.24 Bleury st y 2x words for 15c, each insertion.TO LET \u2014 STORE, AT 230 ST.PAUL ST., occupied at present by Messrs.Liddell, Lesperance & Co., Wholesale Dry Goods.This store is large and well lighted, with entrance on St.Paul strect and Commis- FOR SALE \u2014 A LIMITED NUMBER OF military buttons, which have been through the South African campaign, at 10c each.WANTED \u2014LADY AGENTS EVERYWHERE \" to canvass for Magnetic American Health! Corsets aud Petticoats, to order.Fast selling, Madame Stevens, 251% St.Cath- 70A _Cresceat st.- ROOMS \u2014 GENTLEMAN CAN FIND NICRE- ly furnished rooms, ot bath fiat, all con- vcniences in house: 90 Mansfield st, 72 FOR SALE \u2014 OR TO LET, 176 MANSFIELD street, very fine stone residence.with of without adjoining lot, near Sherbrooke et.Would sell upon advantageous terms, or the wife of E.Percy Gordon, of a daugh- .BISLOP\u2014At the residence of Mr.Robert .Hislop, St.Laurent, Que., on March 18, useful.Understands shipping and pack-; __le& goods.Box P.35.Herald.ix WANTED \u2014 BY A STRONG .WOMAN, - ca\u2014\u2014 \u2014 me a a daughter to Mrs.Joan Hislop.MARRIAGES.WESTERVELT-ANSLEY\u2014At Guelph, Ont., on March 14, by the Rev.F.A.Cassidy, Miss Avice Idona Ansley to Mr.A.P.Westervelt, of Toronto.CORBET-THOMPSON \u2014 At the residence of tbe brides parents, on Tuesday, March 12, by the Rev.Paul Pergan, B.A., Mr, Edward M.Corbet, of Montreal, and Miss Lizzie, youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.James Thompson, of Sherbrooke, Que., : BELL-McCARTHUR\u2014At Caledon, Ont., on \u2018March 12, by the Rev.Geo, McKay, M.A.Elma, eldest daughter of the late Duncan McArthur, to Thomas C.Bell, of Cataract, nt.@McDONALD-FRASER \u2014 At Sunny Lane Farm, Ecremont, Ont.\u2026 on March 16, by the Rev.John Morrison, assisted by the Rev.Geo: Kendall, Sara Annie, only daughter of Rod.Fraser, Esq, (niece of the late Rev.D.Fraser, B.C.).to the Ber- N.A.McDonald, B.A., Lorneville, .OCILVIE-RRAINDRD\u2014At Montreal, on the 21st March, by the Rev.T.S.McWH- liams, A.E.Ogilvie, eldest son of e late W.W.Ogilvie, to Caroline B., daughter of T, C.Brainerd, Esq.DEATHS IN THE CITY.McEVOY\u2014In this city, Thursday, March 21st, 1901, at the age of 5 years, Francis Augustine, son of Patrick McEvoy, 100 Canning Street., Funeral private.' 70x BEATH-\u2014Died, on 20th March, Margaret Key.widow of the late Thomas Seath, in her © 89th year, a native of St.Andrews, Fife- shire, Scotland.Funeral on Friday, 22nd inst., at 2.30 p.m., from 93 St.Famille Street.70x McKAY\u2014At 101 Mance Street, on March 21, Margaret Cain, widow of theslate William McKay, daughter of WHliam Cain.of Ottawa, sister of J.P.Cain, of this city, and sister-in-law of P.J.McMul- leu.Funeral will leave her late resi: derce at 7.30 a.m.on Saturday for St.Patrick\u2019s Chapel.from thence to proceed to the Cote dés Neiges Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances will please accept this intimation._ £vox BONDOUX\u2014In this city, on March 14th.Marlette Boudona, aged 23 years and 3 months.; BYRD\u2014On Wednesday morning, the 20th inst, Willlam Byrd, contractor, aged 49 years.Faneral.private, from the residence of his brother, Charles Byrd, 70 Durogher street.on Friday, 22nd Inst, at 2.30 p.m.Please omit flowers, KERR\u2014On Sunday, the 17th Inst., at Boston, Mass., of heart failure.Rcbert Smith Kerr, second son of Robert Kerr, West- mount, aged 40 vears.Funeral private.PERRIN\u2014At St.Henrt, on the 20th Inst.Hilda Augusta Ellemora Larsson, formerly of Sundsvall, Sweden, beloved wife , %f Wm.John Perrin, aged 24 years.Funeral on Saturday, the 23rd inst., from \u2018he: late residence, 1673 St.James street, at 2.30 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery.FELIX\u2014In this city, on the 20th inst., Percival Adolphe, eldest mon of Adolphe Felix and Annie Liggett, age 20 years and 6 months.Funeral from his father\u2019s residence; 710 St.Urbain Street, Saturday, 23rd instant, at 2.30 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery.New York, Boston and Worcester papets please copy.69x MILLER\u2014In this city, on March 20, Ada Wilson, aged 2 years, 11 months and 13 days.Also Helen Emma (Grace), died ôn March 11, only beloved children of Alexander W.Miller, 624 Sanguinet Street.Funeral private.KENNEDY\u2014In the city on the 20th inst, Johanha Conroy, age 58 years, wife of E.H, Kennedy.Funeral Saturday, 23rd, at 8 a.m., from 758 Lagauchetiere Street, to the church of Gesu, thence to the Cote des Neiges Cemetery.Friends and acquain- | tances.are invited to attend without further notice.Please omit flowers.70x DEATHS ELSEWHERE.BREADON\u2014At Sherbrooke; Que, on fhe 18th March, in the 71st year of her age, Augustine Elizabeth Parker, wife of Wil- diam Oliver Breadon, and only daughter of the late Frederick William Parker, commander, R.N.BROWNSON\u2014On March 14, at Dunnville, Cnt., Elizabeth Brownson, relict of the tate Orr Brownson, in her 84th year.CAMPBBLL\u2014At St.Hyacinthe, on March 21, at the age of 25, Marie Pagnuelo, wife of Ernest Campbell,.of the Eastern Townships Babk.: FRENCH\u2014At Islafd Brook, Que.\u2018 on the Sth of March, Margaret Stevenson.wife .of Luther French, aged about 70 years.PRASER\u2014At Geneva, St.Andrews, Que.on March 18, George Fraser, aged 76 years and 4 months, a native of Scotland.HISCOCKS\u2014At Lachute, Que., on March 13, In his 86th year, the Rev.John His- cocks, Methodist minister.MAR'FIN\u2014On March 15, at Ottawa, Addie Martin, aged 12 years, only daughter of Mrs; J.\u201d Martin.MIALL\u2014Sudieniy.in Aslmer, Qub.on March 18, Adeline, wife of Edward Miall.~OAKES\u2014At Riviere des Prairies, on March 19, Darville Desjardins, wife of George Unkes, at the nge of 84 years, PASK\u2014On March 15.at Ottawa, William Healey Edgar, infant son of Mi.and Mrs.John W.Pask.A Sad, Sad Sight to see lady charlotte gelatine wasted.Herald Crayon Portrait In Montreal Out of Montrea Crayons.$81.00 81.40 Water Colors.2.00 2.40 - TERMS: Cash must accompany each order.The offer of these beautiful portraits at the extremely low rate of $1.00 is for Herald subscribers only, and to take advantage of it the follow-' ing Coupon must be sent with order.It gives the: option dfagreeinx to take the paper for 6 months, or of cutting out 30 of the following coupons, consecutively numbered.+ e _.(Coupon No.12.) DAILY HERALD, Montreal.ROOMS \u2014 DOUBLE FURNISHED BED- house.S0 Mansafñela st.72 ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, ONE LARGE FURNISHed double front room, with married couple or two: also one single room, bathroom flat; all couvcaicaces.__ Victoria st.___ eX ROOMS \u2014 TO LET.PARLOR AND BEDroom, adjoining: also small front room on bathroom flat.6 Beaver Hall square.72%_ ,ROOMS \u2014 WARM SINGLE ROOM, ALSO large one on bathroom flat, to gentlemen of quiet habits, hot water heating.95 University st.Tx ROOM \u2014 LARGE FRONT ROOM, NEWLY furnished, suitable for one or two gentlemen; bath and hot water.2427 St.Cath- evine st.near Stanley._\u2014______\u2014 ox TO LET \u2014 LARGE BACK PARLOR BED- * room.suitable for one or two gentlemen; also single room; Auer light.137 Metcalfe street.Xx _ ROOM \u2014 COMFORTABLE SINGLE ROOM.with board, in private family: use of telephone: gentlemen only; terms moderate.149 Bleury st.90x.MACHINERY FOR SALES &# There Is only one way to reach *hose woo Teaa so words, sOC ; six insertions, 29C.MACHINERŸ FOR SALE.\u2018.21 inch S.A.Woods Machine Co.Heavy Double Surface Fast Feed Flooring Machine.Self Feed Rip Saw, second hand, MacGregor, Gourlay & Co.'s latest improved.20 inch Pony Planer, in good order.24 inch Pony Planer, in good order.24 inch Planer and Matcher.in gocd order.Power Mortising Machine, in good order.Blind Stile Mortising and Boring Machine, in good order.: 20 inch Iron Drill, In good order.60 H.P.Tubular Boiler, in good order.650 H.P.Tubular Boiler, in good order.25 H.P.\u2018Clipper\u2019 Engire, in good order.A.R.WILLIAMS & CO, - 330 St.James Street.Montreal.MISCELLANEOUS £4#F There is only.one way to reach those who read the Herald\u2014and that is hy advertising in the HEkALD.20 words, toc ; six insertions, 25c, GO TO E.k.BAKER, 283 BLEURY STREET, and have your carpets cleaned and made over.Matiresses remade and returnei seme day.Upholstering.Tote HARRIS & HOPTON'S, 2562 ST.CATHERINE st., is the place to get your nlants and cut flowers.Miishrooms, always fresh.77x CROCKFORD'S DINING ROOMS \u2014 BREAKfast, dinner or supper, 13c; pest ip city.Table board, $:.59 per week: 21 tickets $2.75; always open.537B Craig st.84x PIANO TUNING.BY A TUNER OF 25 .tuning.Drop -postcard or tele 1 99S.W.phone Up H.Leach, Piano Dealer, 2440 St.Catherine st., between Stanley and Drum- mond, 87x WANTED TO RENT .£# There is only one way to reach those who read the Herald\u2014and that is Ly advertising in the HERALD.do words, 106 ; six insertions, asc, LS WANTED \u2014 FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR the summer, within 20 miles from city.Box P 24, Herald., Bx YOUNG GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM AND hoard, near Grace Church, Wellington st.Write particulars, Box No.P 17, Herald.7 .In answering advertisement in this column please mention tbat you SAW IT IN THR HERALD.WIRE AND WIRE NBTTING.{ co.225 St.James St., Montreal.SCOTT ACT INSPECTOR Sydney, C.B:, March 22 \u2014(Speclal.)\u2014Yes- terday a warrant was issued for the arrest of Duncan É.Cummingé, ex-Scott Act inspector.The warrant was handed to Office McCormack, and Cummings was arrdst- ed at 3.30 in .Magistrate Townsend's office, where be was just finishing a prosecution undgr the Scott Act.The Information laid states \u2018that Cummings «ld, on or about the 12th of March, at Sydney, unlawfully and corruptly attempt to obtain for himself from Benjamin S.Atkinson.J.W.Wood- \u2018worth, E.8.MeManus & Co, Wm.Blair and others, all of Sydney, the sum of $:3,000 fn\u2019 cosh for the purpose of unlawfully and corruptly interfering with, stifiing and preventing the proscctition, detection and punishing of the above-named parties for the violation of the second part of the Canada Temperance Act.\u2019 Immediately after the warrant sas issued a Herald reporter Interviewed Mr, \u201cG'lites, who Is counsel for \u2018the prosecutor, and obtained the following information: fhe offence which Mr.Cummings Is charged with hecame part of the criniinal law in 1892.It is looked upon as a most grave offence against the administration of law and justice, is indictable, and for it a man is liable to fourteen ysars' imprisonment.This 1s not the only charge against Mr.Cumnmings,\u2019 sald Mr.Gillies.\u2018Other informations dre now being ald and warrants will be Issued upon them.\" Cummings has heen let out on ball, which was fixed at $1,000.His trial takes place on Monday, and wll probably be the most court, : * =\u2014Pm Dr.Ed.MORIN'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is a treasure in a home, where the baby is teething or suffering from fevers, colics, etc.ANOTHER SHIPMENT TO SOUTH AFRICA.\u2019 - Many merchants strenuously opposed sending Canadian troops to South Africa not from.unpatriotic motives, but on account of financial bres, but even this argument must by now have failed them when onc sees \u2018\u2018trade following the flag,\u201d and the few dollars loyally apent returning to us a hundred room, on.bath flat, all conveniences in for.the Herald \u2014and thatis by advertising in the H&nazn., years\u201d experience, price $1.70 cash each |.ARRESTED AT SYDNEY tnteresting ever held In the stipendiary| sioncrs.street.Apply to Liddell, Lesper- ___auce & Co., 350 St.Paul st.72x TO LET \u2014 NICE.SMALL STORE, SITUATE No.59 St.Sulpice street.Apply to Cyrille ___ Laurin, Room 5, Jmpérial Building.71x_ TO LET\u201458 VICTORIA STREET, 10 ROOMS, extra large yard, twenty-seven dollars per month.Next door, No.60, 13 rooms, all .modern, Daisy furnace in both, $32 per month.381 Dorchester, nine rooms, $20.Houses guaratteed very warm.No taxes, \u2014 Apply 83 Union \u2018ave.Mrs.Barry.0x _ WANTED \u2014 ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE to let portion of office, down towa.Address -R 32350.Hera!à Office.tf TO LET\u2014THE HALL Or THE MONTREAL Schoo! of Elocution can be rented for meetings, etc., in mornings and at other times when not in use.Enquire at office On premises, 2326 St.Catherine st.81x __ TO LET \u2014 NO.35 ST.LUKE STREET, 13 apartments, h.w.heating; Jn good order; nice locality; rent moderate.er, 231 St.James st.TO LET \u2014 NO 9 SHUTER STREET.11 apartments, extepsion kitchen, h.w.heat- ing.in good order; rent low.Wm.Cooper.251 St.James st.0x TO LET \u2014 LOWER DWELLING.22A UNIversity street, suite of three large rooms , On first flat, dry basement.Daisy furnace.D.5.Lrarb, 150 St.James.x TO LET \u2014 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED flat of-7 rooms, piano, from 1st May to 1st September or longer: moderate rental.Address Box P 12, Herald.70x WANTED TO PURCHASE £2 There is only one way to reach those who read the Herald\u2014and that is by advertising in the HexALD.20 words, 10\u20ac ; six Insertions, 25e, : WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE, A MODERN up-to-date house, \u2018of not less than 11 rooms, with extension kitchen; west of Peel st.\u201d Price, from $10,000, but not to exceed $17,000.Will pay all or part cash: Box P 28, Herald.2x WANTED \u2014 A GOOD SECOND HAND \u2018tread power, eit*cr power.Give all facts.486, Truro, N.S.Lowest price.Box ; 71x WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE.LADIES\u2019 AND g-ntlemen's cast off clothing.We pay the { best prices.U.l\u2019earson, 2104 Notre Dame st.Mail orders promptly attended.75x WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE.FOR CASH, a collection of old postage stamps.Also wanted a lerge quantity of Canadian Revenues.Address, giving full particalars, Box 71, St.Anne de Bellevue, 8x + BUSINESS CHANCES AAA A - ~ a bé Ç &42° \"i here 18 only one way to rech those who reau.the Herald\u2014and that id by advertising in the Herarp, #0 words, 10c © six insertions, asc.GOOD OI'ENING FOR: -A FIRST CLASS _, furrier.Wm.Todd, Orillia, Ont.FOR SALE \u2014 CONTENTS OF DINING room, doing good business.Everything new.No ro asonable offer refused.Other business to attend to.\u201852 Craig st.79x FOR SALE \u2014 HOTELS, EICBNSED- REStaurants, grocery, cigar.confectionery stores.also dining rooms, butcher stalls sand other business.Always Dagenais \u2018& Co.for bargains.505 Craig st.Telephone ___ East- 1810.8x FOR SALE \u2014- HOTELS, LICENSED REStaurants, groceries, tobacco stores, dining rooms.Purchasers meaning business call for bargains on L.Harris, 118 St.James street.\u2019 84x WANTED TO HEAR FROM THE BUSINESS men of some town or village in this Province, or Eastern Ontario, where there is an opening for the establishment of a job printing office.Would be willing to pur- chase business, or an interest in a busi- | « ness, already established, If.upon investigation, everything proved tp be 0.K.Address P 6, Herald Office.78x rs etes ss 2 \u2019 LOST £# Therz 1s Gniy one way 16 reach those who read the Heraid- \u2014and that is by advertising in the HERALD.ao words, 10\u20ac : six insettions.asc.4, ; LOST \u2014 ON UNIVERSITY STREET Ok Union avenue, a right.hand fur mitt.Reward' if left at White- Bros., Grocers, 3 University st.73 LOST - YESTERDAY.A SMALL PURSE, containing $6 and some change, between \u2018Macgregor, St.Catherine to Crescent.Ke- ward at 18 Macgregor st.3 \u2018LOST \u2014 \"STRAYED, ON TUESDAY.THE .10th, inst., black cocker spaniel, answering to name of \u2018Prince.\u2019 Return to 115 Queen st, and get reward.74 LOST \u2014 BETWEEN MOUNT PLEASANT avenue, Westmount, and Victoria avenue and Chesterfield, on Saturday evening last, a pair of gold rimmed\" eyeglasses.Finder wll oblige by returning to 427 Mount I\u2019leasant ave., Westmount, 7 LOST-STRAYED OR STOLEN ON TUESday the \"19th inst., black cocker spanicl, answering to name of Prince.\u201d Return to 117 Queen Stréet and get reward.69x LOST \u2014 SOME DAYS AGO, SWAN FOUNtain pen.Finder rewarded on bringing it to 72 McGill College avenue.74x LOST \u2014 WHITE BULL TERRIER PUP.ANswers to name of itz.Reward, 542 Sherbrooke.: 2x HDUCATIUNAL &4f There 1s only one way to reach those who read the Herald\u2014and that is Ly advertising in the HgrALD.20 words, 10C © six insertions, ag - OXFORD GRADUATE GIVES LESSONS IN Latin, Greek, modern languages, and prepares for' all examinations on moderate terms.Apply Box P, 25, Herald.+ Tix ~ VIOLIN, BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GUITAR.Terms $3.00 per month.Urof.T.A.Simp- sou, Instructor, 66 Beaver Hall Hill.70x SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING \u2014 MISS Graham, Temple Bulldfng, St.James St, Phone Main 1714.Typewriting neatly, accurately and promptly done.Typewritten circular letters at reasonable rates.Stenographers sent out by hour, day or webk.~All work guaranteed.Six WANTED \u2014 YOUNG MEN TO: LEARN ILlustrating, Bookkerping or Advertisement writing by mail.Tuition payable 60 days after posftion is secured.Mention coutae in which you are interested.Correspond- \u2018ence Institute of America, Scranton, Pa.+ x TT OPFIOR FURNITURS.| £2 There is only ohe way to rerch those who read the Herald\u2014and that is by advertising in the HErALD, 20 words.10¢C ; six insertions.25C.\u2019 DESKS! DESKS! AT THE OLD RELIABLE.Bookkeepers® double and single, our own manufacture, 5, 6, 7 and 8 ft, always in stock and ready for shipping.Also new Wm.Coop- | \u2018 20 location, | one or two horse .8x - work by the day or half day of any kind; references.23 St.CLarles Borromee st.71x AN EPERIENCED YOUNG LADY STENOgrapher and typewritist desires an engagement.Would be willing to take tem- rary position \u2018or do occasional work on pewriter.Miss Donahue, 38 Canada __ Life Bullding.90x\u2019 WANTED \u2014 BY A I'OOR WOMAN_ WITH 4 small children, work of any kind by dar.272 William st.x_ WANTED \u2014 SEWING DY THE DAY.DIploma In cutting and fitting.Address or call, K.D., 1650 St.James st, St.Henry.: ' Wy WANTED \u2014 POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER or lady's companion, by person of experience; best of references.Addrees C.C.72 Victoria st.x erine St.Montreal.4x WANTBD\u2014_GOOD GENERAL SERVANT Nol \u2014 Washing, 419 Lansdowne Avcuuc, West- mount.x WANTED-\u2014 Young man to learn illustrating.Bookkeeping or advertisement writing by * mail, Tuition payable 60 days after: ne- sition is secured.Information free.Correspondence Institute of Amcrica, Scranton Pa : x WANTED \u2014 A GENERAL.MUST BE A good plain cook; refercuces required._Ap- : ply 35 Tupper st.20.7x | WANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, TWO GOOD AND sober traveliers in cigars.High commission and wages to reliable men.The Emporium Cigar Factory, St.Hyacinthe.x , WANTBD \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT R a small family.Apply 3 Lorne ave.«Ix £27 There is only one way to reach those who read the Herald\u2014and that is by advertising in the HERALD, \u201820 words, 10C ; six inscrirgns, asc, FUR EXCHANGE - STONE FRONT DOU- bie tenement on Bishop street; extra well built; two flue dwellings, with side lights; wide lane, good stable; all in good order, and well reuted\u2019 would be exchanged ior a self-contained bouse in the West Eud.H, |, LL Putnam, 1st Floor, Temple buildiug.is FOR SALE \u2014 OR EXCHANGE FOR EQUITY u s0dd apparatus, made by John Matthews, New York, gas generator and three cylinders, \u2018used for one year.Address J.W.Eder, Bebe Plain, P.Q.7 WANTEL \u2014 TO.EXCHANGE, GLADSTONE, in good order, for pony (about 13 hands).cart and\u2019 barness.Will pay difference.M., P.O.Box 2:99.] Tox TO EXCHANGE \u2014 GOOD BICYCLE, FOR incubator and brooder.Address M., 5-0.: x Box 2299., Company, üv an 1 62 Victoria Square.74x_ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE\u2014A GAS GENerator burning coal oil, complete and in good order, can be seen at 293 St.Cath- rine Street.4x T0 EXCHAYGK, A HAND WANTED \u2014 TO printing press, in-good order.suitable for _ ; Would trade for bieycle or; WANTED '\u2014 TO EXCHANGE.OLD STYLE card work.canoe.Address Canoe, Herald Office.x \u2018TO EXCHANGE \u2014 A MANTLE BED, IN Would trade for a bureau or other suitable furniture.Address Maptle Hed, Herald Office.= TX WB TELL YOU HOW YOU CAN LEARN, Hypnotism.Free.Drop.us a postal card.Don't miss this opportunity.Address WE.Huut, 2 Beaver Hall Hill 73x \u2018GOOD SECONDHAND BICYCLES, AT prices to suit.Let us send for vour wheel to repair, clean, or exchange for new one.In new wheels we have the Remington.I.Johnson, Antelope, Goderich and Champion.Low prices.Open evenings.8.S.Kiniball, 577 Craig st.2 T1x good order.\u20ac} WANTEL-\u2014TO EXCHANGE.GOOL GENT's road bicycle (Dunlop tires) for facer.Will pay différence, or to buy racer.P 10, Herald Office.~~ _ Tix _ FOR SALE \u2014 ONE SET IMPERIAL ENCY- clopardia Dictionary, in ten.volumes.Cash.or mouthly payments; \u2018or would trade for gent's racoon coat .Apply Box I\u2019 1, Herald., Tx WANTED \u2014, TO\" EXCHANGE, A FUR LINed overcoat, worn (wd winters, best of heaver cloth, collar otter plucked and dyed to look \u201clike seal.\u2018Would trade for nice ladies\u2019 coat: or furniture.Address Fur Coat, Herald Office.RE 3 Once for 10 Cents : a Week for 25 Cents.ARTICLES FOR EXCHANGE ONE BEDSTEAD, SPRING ANT MATTRESS, | WILL GIVE: SHORTHAND INSTRUCTIONS _ DO ime LL RL : Pitman, Her-;- WANTEL\u2014TO EXCHANGE MONEY .FUR | c mu all kinds of electric fixtures, Z5 per cent.A\u201d Ww BREL) YOUNG MAN WOULD FX.discount, Tel.Main 1033, Sayer Electric ELL-BRED YOUNG MAN' WOULD EX PL | ENCYCLOPEDIC DICTIONARY.ENGLISH FOR SALB \u2014 TYPEWRITERS.SECOND- .WANTED, \u2014 TO EXCHANGE, A COLLECtion of old Harper's Magazines for other books.Address Harper, Herald Office.x WANTED \u2014 TO TRADE TWO FINE EDI- , tips of Pascal's letters, published about 1809, .Bound in leather and gold.Containing family autograph.Address [*ascal, Herald Oflice.Would exchange for Thack- \u20acray_or_Lytton.x A HANDSOME BABY CARRIAGE FOR A Go-Cart.Hox P 21, Herald Office.Tix good as new.Will sell\u2019 or exchange for sofu bed.Address M., Z14ZA St.Catherine.\u201c street.10x WANTED\u2014TO EXCHANGE, LADIES' COAT.finest of cloth, green, silk lined, two yeurs old.Style old, but coat originaliy cost $35.1).Would exchange for some pots, pans, a stove, or household articles, Address Green Coat, Herald Office.x for fold 1g ped: or offers.ald.x change his services as teacher, etc., after _\u2014 \u20ac DM.Mutual, Herald.~~ x A YOUNG MAN, HAVING HIS EVENINGS free, wishes to make translations, German, French and English.Box P 76; x edition, new, seven volumes, for bookcase.F 64, Herald.x Gordon \u2018printing press for secondhand bédy or job type.Box P 16, Herald.74x WILL EXCHANGE A PIANO, PURCHASED ai $350, as Bod as new, for a pair of roadsters, or will swap for anything of __ \u201cquai value.P 13, Ficrald Office.Tix WILL EXCHANGE.ONE OF TAVLOR'S fireproof safes for a Rood roll top desk.Maybe we could make \u2018a deal on some- ___thing else.Write P 11, Herall Office.Tix WILL EXCHANGE A QUANTITY OF ELECtric light \"fixtures for gas fixtures.Wm._ Burkley, 399 St.Dominique.4x WILL EXCHANGE.\u2018A GOOD HANGING lamp for pictures or books.137A Hutehi- _\u2014 sonst __ 1 1 |» WILL EXCHANGE A RARE COLLECTION.of copper coins for roll top writing desk.137A Hutchison st.\u2018 \"Tix WILL EXCHANGE A PARROT FOR A SEW- ; ing machive.1 15, Herald Office.x WILL EXCHANGE A GOOD BUILDING LOT in.Longueuil for its value.in coal.W.J.Taylor, Y.M.C.A.Tx hand, all makes, bought, sold, rented and exchanged.In perfect condition, at low prices, Canadian Typewriter Exchange, 1778 Notre Dame street.Phone Main 3135.ce 80x SITUATIONS WANTED-MALK AAA £4 Tiere is onzy one way to reach those who read the Herald\u2014and that is by advertising in the HERALD, 20 words, 10C ; Six inscrtionse acc.11 101 WANTED \u2014 POSITION AS TRAVELLER IN Nova Scotia and Cape Breton.ferences.P27, Herald.TX WANTED\u2014BY SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS MAX, | _: situation as storeman, shipper or packer.Address J.M.C.30A Chaboillez st.71x_ ANTED \u2014 POSITION AS FOREMAN w farmer, married, steady and trustworthy, well posted Ine horses, cattlo and gencral.farm -work; can furnish good references.also single man, two good plougbmen, and not'afraid of work.Address A.B., Place Sans Bruit, P.Q.Co Tx WANTED \u2014 BY A RELIABLE, HONEST and industrious gardener, a situation by the year.No objections to distance.Address P 22, Herald.~~ 1 72x WANTED \u2014 A THOROUGH HOTEL MAN would like a hotel.to manage: speaks French and English: references furnished.Po not want too large a house, and would prefer country.Apply 528 St.Jumes.Tix WANTED \u2014 \u2018SITUATION AS ENGINEER, ! certificate; by party holding first class Al mechanic: thoroughly understands mill work of cvery description.Apply Box P 18, Herald.Tix WANTEN \u2014 PEOPLE WIO HAVE NOT vet put up double winiows to employ James Johnston, 246A DBleury st.Best work, low prices.Full stock of hardware Kept.' tr WANTED \u2014 SITUATION AS GARDENER; first class references.Apply 38314 St.Dominique st.WANTED \u2014 BY A RELIABLE YOUTH, A position in wholesale house, where hé would have good chances of advancement; well recommended.Address J.M: W., 310 Bourgeois st., Pt.St.Charles.69x STORAGE TO LAT.\u2018There is only one way to reach those who read the Herald\u2014and that is Ly advertising in the HERALD.| 20 words, 10C : Six insertionss sas STORAGE \u2014 TO LET, SUPERIOR.SAFE, clean, dry storage, for household furniture, pianos, trunks, ctc., at Fraser Bros, 453 and 463 St.James wt.= Sx STGRAGE - TO LET, CLEAN AND AIRY .warehouse, for storage of furniture, planos and household effects.Retnoval of - furniture a specialty.King's Cartage and Storage, .380 St.James.Warehouse, Wil- lam st.Tel.Main 565.92x + How Herald Wants \u2014\"\u2014_\u2014 Are Appreciated.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ten years\": experience on road.Good connection.Re-0 _ \u2018WANTED - GOOD.SMART BOY: MUST St.Catherine streets.! WANTED WANTED \u2014 A LIVE MAN ON THE ROAD, WANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, 221 ST.PAUL WANTED \u2014 YOUNG MAN WITH A FEW years\u201d experience at job printing, also experienced boy ior Gordon press.741 Craig street, 72 WANTED \u2014 A YOUNG GIRL AS GENERAL servaut for small family.without children, desirable place, with lots- of money for the right party.78 Tupper st.TT WANTED \u2014 A HOUSE AND TABLEMAID.+ Apply 1266 Dorchester st.20101 To | WANTED .\u2014 GENERAL SERVANT.GOOD howe for suitable persou.No children.Apply Mrs.Harris, 374 Sherbrooke strret, _ corner St.Denis.3x WANTED \u2014\u2014 APPRENTICES FOR MILLIN- «ery work room.lenry- Morgan Co., St.Catherine st.~~ ix WANTED \u2014 BLACKSMITH HELPER: ONE with some\u2019 experience in horse shoeing and general work.Apply to Geo.DD.Hodgson, Hudson.Que.\u2019 - ir WANTED - A GOOD COOK; REFERENCES\" \u2018required.Apply to 1059 Sherbrooke st.7Ix WANTED : PORTRAIT AGENTS © AND dealers, write for price list Just published.Wholesale prices th portraits and frames.Work guaranteed.The Alert Portrait Co., __ Torouto.\u201c 3x WANTED \u2014 GOOD ERRAND ROY, WOULD | prefer one having references, once.Tuddetnham James st.Apply at and Anderson, 344 .St, 0 ek.2x WANTED \u2014 A \"RONG YOUTH FOR: A farm, Lachine; ope accustomed to cattle and general work.Good wages.Apply + between 10 and 12, at Est.D.J.Macdonald, 71 Wellington street.73x WANTED \u2014 GARDENER, WHO UNDERstands vegetables, fruit and flowers.Ap- ._ bly to Dr.Fisher, 1018 Sherbrooke st.72x WANTED \u2014 A RBSPECTARLE GIRL FOR light housework: two fu\u2019 family; a comfortable bome for the right person.4uù __ Grosvenor ave,.Westmount.\u2019 2x | WANTED \u2014 A GIRL ABOUT 16, TO DO light housework in a smallefamily; must sleep at home.sii City Hall ave.72x WANTED \u2014 GIRL (17 TO 19 YEARS OLD) for .light housework, in small flat; no children.Apply 49A° St.Famille st.Tix have good references.Apply from 6.30 to 8.50 pan, at 4209 St.Catherine street, __ Westmount.Tix WANTED \u2014 OPERATORS AT ONCE.EX- perirnced operators on Singer machine; steady work and good wages.The Progress Mfg.Co., corner St.Urbain and Ix A GENFRAL SERVANT OR a young girl to assist with housework.28 Winchester ave., west of Victoria ave., Westmount.0x to sell the best hames fastener made.Try it.E.K.Baston, 77 Traverse st., Boston, Mass.! CC Tex or, mounted as hat pins, 35c.Address P.O.Box 593, Montreal.x _ FOR' SALE \u2014 ROBERT BURNS' SECOND «dition of Pocing, dedicated to the noblemen and gentlemen of the Caledonian Hunt, dated April 4th, 1787, Edinburgh.R.B., Post Omice Hox 103, Chesterville, __ Ont.\u2019 72x FOR SALE \u2014 PURE MAI'LE SYRUP, FOR family use, from best makers in maple belt; large tins, 75c.Ship first made.__ Westover, Sutton Jct., Que.| 072% FOR SALE \u2014 BGGS THAT WILL HATCH, from five of the most: popular varieties, Buff aud Barred Rocks, & L.Wyandottes, S.C.Blk.Minorcas, and Houdans.§1.00 Pr id, or $5.w per lw.Satisfaction guaranteed.Unfertile eggs duplicated free.__ 4.A.Guttin, Owen Sound, Ont.x _ FOR SALE \u2014 WHITE WYANDOTTES, ilunter strain, best winter layers.\u20ac&65 $i.vu for 15.Also two Blue Andalusian Cockerels, splendid birds.C.W.Young, Coruwall, Out x FOR SALE \u2014 TWO NEW WILLIAMS' SEW- 10g machines, at Duncan's Singer Sewing Machine Oftice, 1702 Notro Dame st.Tek __ Main 93, Lee FOR SALE \u2014 FULL PLANS FOR WORK- \u201cing most marvellous spirit cabinet ever invented.Price, only five dollars.Prof.Green, the Magician,- Renfrew, Canada.71x FOR SALE \u2014 BADGES OF ALL KINDS, f£or entertainments, soclals, parades, pil- Brimages, souleties, etc.made to order by J.P.Moncei, 210 St.James st.Montreal.Also stamping on ribbon, leather, card, etc, for the wade.Tix, WANTED \u2014 HIGH PRICES PAID FOR \u201cbouks, \u2018collections of old postage stamps, oid china, brass and plated ware, fire- urs, ancient clocks, and any kind of antiquities, Montreal Stamp and Book Exchange, 2114 St.Catherine, near Peel.: i SPECIAL NOTICE \u2014 FOR SALE, A'GOOD |: \u2014.aseoriment of real gold and silver braid, - tass-ls, Masonic tassels, laces cord, Bymp, and a whole line of bullion, suitable for church and fancy work.Military braids, \u2018buttons and soutache.We are able to sell this genuine French article cheaper than anybody else.We also have \u2018a beautiful scléction of genuine French bronzes and: other bric-a-brac.Montreal stamp.and Book Exchange, 2414 SL.Cath- __ erine strect, near Peal.) T4x FOit SALE-SAFES AND VAULT DOORS, pew and secocaband, large stock, moderate prices; fepairs and removing.A.Ahern, Montreal Safe Worku, 63 St.James st.Telephone Main Sid.tt FOR SALE \u2014 FOR THE MILLION, KIND- Mug, $2: cut maple, $2.50; wmarac blocks, $1.73; mill blocks, $1.50 per load, Geliver- ed anywhere in the city.J.C.MacDiar- mid, Richmond sq.Bel: Tel.Up 2553.¢¢ FOR SALE \u2014 CASH OR CREDIT, FURNIture and carpets fcr parlors.bedroum, éining room and kitchen.pictures, mir rors, clocks, etc.Cal! and.see.F.Gub bord, 189 and 159A Moatcals et, sad doo?above St Catherine st.a FOR SALE - GASH OR CREDIT, PARIOR Sets, Bedroom Suites, Dining Sets, Car peta, Uileloih, Curtsins, bSloves, etc.PRINCE CO.33 St.lawrence st.tf FOR SALE-BREAD, CAKES, FIRST CLASS bread and cakes, J4 cents.Telephone Main 307, or apply Montreal Cash Bakery.§9 Shawnon st.__ ou FUR SALE\u2014-CAST STEEL CASTINGS FROM i pound to 6,000 pounds in welght, are.made lo order by The Wm.Kencedy anû Sons, Ltd, Owen Sound, Ont.~~ *-_ FOR SALE \u2014 TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE and to rent.Secondhand machines, in perfect condition, at very low prices.AU mikes and models.Creelman Dros.\u2019 Tyne- -«vriter Co, 97 St.Francois Xavier street.Fhone Main 2083.___ .aux FOR SALE \u2014 KODAKS, PHONOGRAPHS.Special lines ou \u2018 Poco Premo and Vive Cameras.R.I.Smith, 1756 Notre Dame street; uptown, 148 Peel street.= tt FOR SALE\u2014WAS F: GRACIA'S FAULT?Ail about a girl who was tempted, 10 cts.\"Also circulars of other books und specialties: \u201cagents supplied.H.N.Irvine, _ _ Book Company, Leadbury, Ont.82x FOR SALE\u2014FOR THE SICK ROOM, VAPOR ; Dbaihs, invalid rolling, reclining chatrs, back Fests,.bedside adjustable table, bed tray, for breakfast in bed, bidets, bed clothes supporter, etc.R.II.Paioncbaud, 208 St.Lawrence st., opposite the market.v x FOR SALB \u2014 IRISH FLAGS! TRISH FLAGS! A \u2018large assortment now on hand, ready for St.Patrick's Day.Call and see them.The Sonne Co., 775 Craig st.44 FOR SALE \u2014 SOMETHING NEW, THAT will please you.For luc 1 will send recipe that tells you how to transfer printed pictures on to cloth, china, glass or paper.It\u2019s a.lightning process that any one can learn in'a few minutes.Or, for 25¢.I will send the above and also recipes teaching \u2018you low to make Carpet Cleaning Preparation Yrleans the carpet on the floor quickly without taking it up, and restores faded colors to their original freshness), Wall Paper Cleaner, Silver Metal Polish (the fincst polish made, for any metal).Invisible Tnk.Bed Bug Exterminator (sure and speedy In its results), French Furniture Polish.These formulas.have been sold for hundreds of dollars, they are all the very best procurable for thelr different purposes, are Inexpensive, and can be made at home with no trouble whatever.They're yours for 25c, or any single recipe, 106.Do you want to make money?You can do s0, and good money at that, manufacturing any of the above preparations and selling them.There are neople right hera in Montreal making from thiee to seven dollars a day with the Wall Paper Cleaner.They make the preparation and take orders in residences, offices and stores.There's lots of room for more workers, and you can do what others are | doing.There will be a demand far these goods all over the Dominion once they are made known.\u2018The genuine recines can be procured free by mat! on receint of price.Address H.Wetr, 50 St.Edward st.Montreal._ ss Wx 4 FOR SALE \u2014 SEVERAL, ARTICLES OF household furniture,\u2019 53 Greene ave, x .FOR SALE REGISTERDD JERSEY stock, two heifers In calf, two years: four helfers and two bull calves: fow months old.Address E.Pheips Ball, Lee Farm, Rock Island, P.Q.: nx FOR SALE \u2014 THREE HANDSOME MUSK ox robes., Address A.W.Herald.65x\u2019 FOR SALE \u2014 BOER RIFLE AND BAN- ___ dotler.Apply 23 Rosel st.~~ T0x FOR SALE \u2014 ABOUT ONE CAR LOAD OF railroad spikes, 514 in.; good as new.560 _Princest.= 00000 x FOR SALE \u2014 TWO LATEST IMPROVED American Star Tncubators, sixty egg capacity.Price $10.00.To be seen at 31 St.Peter street.; = '__ Herald Office.rent on lease of three years or more _ M.J.Ross, 150 St.James st.ü FOR SALE \u2014 A SNAP, ELM AVE.WEST- mount, above Sherbrooke, fine stone house Open: plumbing, wired for electric light, in splendid order.H.J.Ross, 180 8t.James st.- 86x _ FOR SALE \u2014 BUILDING LOTS IN THB , village of Knowlton, within five minutes\u2019 walk of Brome Lake with a fine view of same.Apply to Dr.HH.W.Macgowan, Knowlton, .ix FOR SALE \u2014 IN TOWN OF MONTREAL West, farm, of fifty arpents, gently sloping land, with never failing brooklet.Has been pastured for many years.No buildings.Easy terms.Send for plan of property.D.S.Leach, 180 St.James.xX _.FOR SALE \u2014 IN TOWN OF MONTREAL West, cottages, villa lots, and blocks of land.Plans: of property mailed to appli- ._ cants, D.S.Leach, 180 St.James.3X _ ROBT.R.GOOLD, REAL ESTATE AND \u201c Mortgage Broker.Suburban property a _ specialty.157 St.James at.Q.FOR SALB \u2014 SELF-CONTAINED BRICK -bnuse of 7 rooms, north end of city, alse - brick store and dwelling, $12.00 and $15.08 per month, same as rent.Apply to D._ Weller, 107 St.James street.PROPERTY FOR SALE \u2014 NOS.413 TO 417 Grand Trunk street, opposite square, solid brick block of six tenements, always well rented.Apply to 432 Plessis.0x.FOR SALE \u2014 WESTMOUNT, 371 METCALFB avenue, semi-detached residence, good garden, 6 bedrooms, everything modern.Apply 433 Elm ave., or 3 St.Peter st.Telephone Mount 36 or Main 416.wx FOR SALE \u2014 AT PARK AMHERST NEW brick house of 7 rooms.Will sell for part \u201ccash or on monthly payments same as.rent.Apply to D.Weller, 107 St.James street.70x DOGS LOST, WANTED, FOR SALE Æ# litre 15 Only One Waÿ i0 reach those who read the Herald\u2014and that is by advertising in the HERALD.20 words, 10C ; six insertions, 25¢.FOR SALE \u2014 SIX THOROUGHBRED COLlie puppies, i months old, bred between Collender Bruce and Lord Tweedmouth, prize winners.Sel] mother also; 3 yeara old: a beauty, W.P.Stanton, 9 St.John street.: Bx - FOR SALE \u2014 A SNAP, BULL.TERRIER \u201c dog and one English pug.James H.Es- ___ don, Curry Hill, Ont.Tix FOR.SALE \u2014 FINE BRED YORKSHIRE pups.now four weeks old, thoroughbreds and beauties.Address W.D.E., 5 Moul- ton st., Portland, Maine.LE?PE le 9% A COUI'LE GREAT DANES WE HAVE left; were ordered: not vet taken.Champion Sandor Voun lon stock.Bargain.Apply Box #56.Truro, N.S, \u2018Tix \u2018WANTED \u2014 FOX TERRIER PUP, DOG.Send price \u2018and particulars, to Box P 19, \u2018Tx LOST\u2014A BROWN COLLIE DOG.ANSWERS.to the name of Bébs.Return-to 38 Argyle avenue, city, and be «ewarded.x PERSONAL \u2018 &2 There Is only one wav to reach thofe who read the Herald \u2014and tbat is by advertising in the HaraLp, i six insestionss 220.20 words, & MEDICAL\u2014FOR 35.00 T WILL CURE PERmanently any case of tape worm.NO cure, no pay.Scientific Tape Worn Cure, 1327 Yt.Hubert Street.ix PERSONAL ~- MONTREAL CARPET BEAT- © ing Cq:.623 Lagauchetiere street, head of Coto street, Montreal.Largest and equipped establishment in the city.le- phone (Main) 716.118x PERSONAL\u2014SAVE YOUR EYES! GLASSES only render defective eyesight chronie.Discard glasses! Our \u2018No medlicine, no cost\u2019\u2019 cure will positively savé your eyes, \"ull directions, $1.00.Drugless Cure Co, Box 6, Ste.Cunegonde.Que.3x PERSONAL \u2014 WANTED, FAMILIES TO subscribe to pew plan to relieve heavy funeral expenses.For an annual subsecrip- tion of One Dollar ($1.00), we wlil furnish a coffin, varnished, or covered in black, a hearse with two horses, and the necee- sary bouss furnishings.Wm.Tracey & Co., Funeral Superintendents, 87 and 89 Inspector st.Bell Telephone, Main 2488.Est.1882.of PERSONAL \u2014 THE CITY, FORMERLY DOminion Steam Carpet Begting Co., asks a call from those who wish their carpets éleaned.No.11 Hermine =.Punctual, reliable, clean.Bell Tel.Main 798.93x ?PERSONAL \u2014 MUSICAL, HEADQUARTERS.The Canadian Foreign Music Co., 2364 St.Catherine st.(near Peel).te PERSONAL \u2014 QUICKLY DONE, OFFICE, store.or warchouse alterations.General estate work a specialty.R.G.Salloway,, Carpenter, 122 Bleury st.129x HORSES AND CARRIAGES.\u2019 £4 There is only one way to reach tuose who read the Herald \u2014and that is by advertising in the HERALOS 20 words, 10c ; six Insertions, 2&c.° FOR SALE \u2014 COMPLETE OUTFIT, FING * borse, piano box buggy, cutter, sleigh, harness, robe, cost new $425.Giving up keepiug a horsé.Will sell cheap.Address 1 3u, Herald.75x_ FOR SALE \u2014 ENTIRBLY NEW KENSING- ton carriage and Gladstene slelgh, will be sold at a positive bargain.Taken in part exchange for a Bell orchestral piano.May be seen at Bell Piano Warerooms, 2263 St, Catherine st.77x FRESH HORSES ARRIVING FROM THE country every Monday.Clunne Company, 19 St.Maurice.= HORSES FOR SALE BY AUCTION EVERY day at 2.30 p.m.Private sales at al} \u201ctimes.Trial given.Satisfaction guarane tecd.T.W.Foster & Co,, 597-601 St.Paul st.Tel.Main 226$.Tex WANTED\u2014BY APRIL 1ST, HEAVY STALlion, 1300 to 1400 \u2018Ibs.Give color, weight, age, price, etc.P.O.Box 226, Win Mills, P.Q.FOR SALE \u2014 CHEAP, A CART, SUITABLH for butcher or milkman.Apply 594 Sane guinet st., between the hours of 8 to 13, or after 6 in the evening.T0x WANTED TO BORROW To £3\" There 1s only one way to reach those who read the Herald\u2014and that is by advertising in the HEXALD.so words, 10C : six insertions.asc.WANTED\u2014TO BORROW TWO HUNDREN dollars for three months; big interest best security and references to Mr.N.Theoret, notary, No.61 St.Gabrfel oe BLEOTRO AND STEREOTYPING.The Telfer & == 0 street, 50 riding saddle, harness makers, Cex fold through business chan.and sedondhand roll and flat top desks, \u2018Got our prices to Mr.agrees to take The Daily Herald for six months, paying therefor to local _ agent or to Herald Office.Or I enclose 30 of these coupons, consecutively numbered.Name roncdecssenssosposcennes so / MÔGIONE Loscccssensessesensen see Jackson cigar factory have just filled their third shipment to Cape Town of their well known brands, \u201cStonewall Jackson\u201d and \u201cLord Wolseley.\u201d Evidently the African.der knows a good cigar when he géta one, rt PLACE VIGER HOTBL.Re W.Hannah, A.E.Kemp, Toronto; E.F: de Varennes, Waterloo: G.Q.Paèker, Plaine fleld.N.J.; Wm.O.Scott, city; Mr.and Mra.L.N.Carrier, Judge Choquette, Queobecp W.A.Whiting, urlington.; Against Grippe -take MORIN'S WINS G.©.a UNDMRTAKHEN.Zar There is only one way to reach those who read the Herald\u2014=and that is by advertising in the Heraup, 20 words.vor ¢ six insertions, 2sC.ME.WM.WRAY, FORMERLY OF ST.DO- © minique street, has dpened an undertaking | business at 2438 St.Catherine st.Phono Up 2667, just west of Stanley st.- 9x mn mh iam en paper everything 1 advertistd.'I like your way of doing business in every respect, and have advised others.to use your paper.Respectfilly yours, : M.G.SHELDON, 528 St.James Street.\u2018 , \u2014+ , : .I, - - - v ___X_ WANTED \u2014 A GENERAL SERVANT WOR pay.Alzo girls to learn.Apply Davis.at The Standard Shirt Co., Limited, _ Delorimier ave.tt WANTED \u2014 GORDON PRESSMAN.ONB with two or three years\u2019 experience.- __ ply Foreman, Herald Job Dept.a family of \u2018two; no washing or Ironing, -156 Tower ave.-~ à cena thy Herald\u2014and nat is by advertising in the Hema an\u2018wards, toc : six insertions, age.$25.00 AND UPWARDS ADVANCED TO REsponsible parties on note of hand, furniture \u2018and miscellaneous securities.Loans arranged on city and farm properties at low rates of interest.Apply to Emblem \u2018Bros, Commission Agents, 41 St.Francois Xavier street, : Ux Herewith find §.for enlarging\u2019 pels.Aa an exampl .! and stitcher, d >= i \\ to.- ple of the estimnt t greu'lv reduced prices.Call or tele- __Aand stitcher, 0x e Advertisers ! enclosed photo.\u2018In consideration of which Canadian products.whem known Phone 2506 Main.P.'Bteston & Co.Dear\u2018 Sirs have agro 18.A WANTED \u2014 RXPERIENCED OPERATORS MONBY TO LOAN Large Ad Noa on TU Des getting- tbe portrait at this price, I are held in South Africa, the Stonewall ».?st.John _st.Tex.ear SITE, 0 WED your: In oll departments.Stondy work and good ET There is onry une way ta reach those who read HUGHES ELECTROTYPE and REOTYPE FOUNDRY.Tel.Main 3162.18 St.George ot.s TELEPHONES It costs nothing 2% our new line t prices for a ayatem in your home, factory ar i Call us up, Mala 1123, TEL! TELFER & Co, ti Bleury St - : = _ Articles >xchanged_Throu .gh This Page.- - - seven.the purses and stake .the (CTE TURF) COVERNMENT GIVES HORSE SHOW S30 This is to be Given af Prizes in the Breeding Classes\u2014Prize List Work Being Rushed.- The Quebec Provincial Government has written to Secretary William Northy, of the Horse Show, announcing that a sum of $300 has been sut apart by the Government for the Horse Show.This Is in answer to the deputation which ! visited Quebec a couple of woevks ago.The { kins, it is true, did all the leading.deputation explained that.the grant was asked for the breeding classes.It is given in accordance with the donated by the Government for the encouragement of good breeding.The work on the prize list Is going stead- The fly on and will be completed shortly.sub-commiltee has 16st no time and everything should be ready some time next week for submission to the general committee.In the meantime Secretary Nortby has not been idle and has put himself in cow- mungration With prominent breeders and owners all over e country.The replies recieved are most favorable and point to a much larger representation of outside horses than last year.ABBOTT'S OWNER AGREES \u2014 New York, March 22.\u2014Fire Commissioner John J.Scannell announced yesterday afternoon that Le bad decided to agree to the condition stipulated by \u2018Thomas W Lawson, of Boston, that the proposed race between the trotters, The Abbott and Bor- ama, should be for four heats In seven.r.Scannell made the following statement: \u201cA misunderstanding having arisen between Mr.Lawson and myself as to the terms and conditions of the proposed match for $25,000 a side, with the privilege of increasing the sum to $30.000, between The Abbott and Boralma, and being anxious to gratify the desire of the public for a contest, am willing to waive my objec- - Mons to the proposition of \u2018Mr.Lawson that the race should he for four heats in 1 do not believe in.subjecting a good herse to such a strain, but 1 have already conceded everything contended for by Mr.Lawson.I have decided to uxike this last concession, and have deposited a certified check for $10.000 to bind Tie match.I am sorry that any misunderstanding should ever have arisen.and I am gure .that the owner of Boralma will ap- reciate my sincerity when he realizes that 1 have concuded everything that he has asked for.\u201d Thos, W.Lawson asked If there twas any race might he arranged and The Abbott: \u201cI will not renpen the matter.As 1 said in my statement of \u2018Wednesday evening, the Incident is closed.\u201d REIFFS GET LICENSE.London.March 22.\u2014Johnnie and Lester Reiff.Clem Jenkins and A.MclntyTe have teen licensad by the Jockey Ciub for rhe coming Season.said to-night.when possibilty that a etweeh Roralmf SEAGRAM SIGNS VITTATOF.New Orleans, the filly.Lena A.against which a protest was lodged.claiming that she was a 3- year-oid.the stewards to-day reported the fesuit of their \u2018investigation.They find that the fiilr is an upusually well dere d 3-vear-ald.and awarded her owners he arses money which she bas won, and which were withheld on account po?protest.Jockey Vittatoe has heen £ign- ed to ride for J.E.Seagram.Doroihy Tee was disqualified after the fourth race fn?fouling Animosity.Weather fine, track slow, Eleven Bellis was the only favorite winning to-day.ams.CORNWALL CONFIDENT Cornwall.March 7 Speciai.\\\u2014The an- nua! meeting of the Cornwall Lacrosse ie T will be beld in tbe, Victoria Hall, Etreet.vn, Monday evening next.A, great decal of interest Is heipg taken in this meeting.which is lenked upon as a turning mt in the club's history.It is generally Cornwall has material for the best team ip the league.and could have won the championship last year if layers had got \u2018into condition at the ng of the season.The plain fact ot some of \u2018the players could not pil with some of the executive: and there was more or less internal trouble all season.but particularly in the early part of the summer.As the result Cornwall only had one victory (that over the Capi: tals) to its credit at the end of July.A better feeling prevalled in the last few weeks of the season and Carnwall won three out of the.last five games.The players are anxious to fre BOMP NeW blood on the executive Committee.and are tolking of starting work.in the gymnasium at once, 50 as to be in shape for the opening of the season.; are avallable.They are alt yet on the yotthful eide, and should be in their prime this season if properly handled.For pos slble vacancies there are scores of splendi jnnicre In the.ranks of the intermedinte champions and the Cornwall junior league.On the whole Cornwall's chances are good.: Cornwall will oppose the admission ot Peint St.Charles Into the senior league.Last year the Points were heaten hy Corn- the matter is that wall II.In the final for the westernydis- trict of the Interprovincial Intermedinte Lengue:.Cornwall afterwands heat he enstern champions, tbe Young Shamr in Montreal.F.W.THOMPSON RESIGNS.Toronto, March 22.\u2014Ry the resignation today of F.W.Thompson, Peter McMillan, of Beaverton, becomes president of the THE M.A.A.A.SMOKER Tomorrow night in the M.A.A.A.gym- concert nasium there will be a smokin for association members, when the handicap skating prizes.and the skating record medals will be presented.Those who Te- ceive the spoons for handicap wins are Jas.Lrury, A E.Pilkie, W.Coldwell, L.E.Smith.The record medals go to Messrs.Pilkle, two world\u2019s records on February 9 at the as Coldwell and Drury, who reduced scclation races Mr.Charlle Cameron will preside at the smoker, and as chairman of the entertainment committee announces a good pro- will take part: W.key, Zingari Banjo Club, Joe .H.Bartholomew, ramme.The following _ McAllister, F.S.Hic and Mandolin Club, Zingari Donnelly, Wim.Lister, C.A.Mitchell,: R.A.Glee Diplock.Wright in topical song; quartette by French members of Zinganl Glee Club, and boxing Beanett's puplls.bouts by some of Trainer Free pipes and tobacco.WHO WILL GO TO TORONTO?There wil be a boxing tournament about the 6th of April to decide what mén will be sent to Toronto to represent ships which are Argonaut Rowing Club, April 11, 12 and 13.The exact date, classes, etc., nounced in a few days.the bouts in Toronto, so that they will prove a good test.© \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 KIDEAU CURLERS SUCCESSFUL.Ottawa, both the banded curlers ato yet to finish up the playing for There réed_ championshi A.P.the season Harry Southam.Harry- 8.Wheien and G.Ruel.P.Apdefson a against P., Haycock er gone Ti Sed the The steadiness eh request, and so the rise list will show prizes to the extent of March 21.\u2014In thé case of All of last year's team: John Mccre, jr., James Wells, G.Finlayson and Montreal in the Canadian amateur boxing champlon- to be held there by the will be an- I This tournament will be held under conditions simllar to March 2.\u2014The final matches In siugie handed and the double competitions among the Rideau be played, but they wil this week and tbat will are four candidates for the single ood, H.C.Honk .Jenkine.; the double handed finals Lieut.-Colonet nd by Southam 9 competition was won early in by R.juet closing bas been through by the a \u201c \u201c (MATE RING) TOMPKINS GOT - NE DECISION Match With Arthur Briere\u2014 -A Good Show.thur Briere in a 10-round go at the Maison- neuve Opera House, last evening.It was an interesting contest from start to finish, and as round after round was finished, a draw seemed to be the only decision.Top, an rushed Briere, but the latter got In the mest effective blows.Neither one used the right hand much.Briere was the bel- ter in this respect.Up to the end of the ninth round it was certaluly a draw.But in the last round Tompkins mixed it u three different times and dame out of eac with blows te lis credit.That, coupled with his continued leading, gave Tompkins the decision.Both men were In excellent condition.Briere weighed 133'y and Tompkins 10 ounds heavier.Tompkins has a slightly onger reach, but they were even in heizht.Brieré has a very quick back step which he used altogether tos much.Tompkins was shifty.= - CL , Martin Gahan was referee and was sat- istactory, though some thought it should have been a draw.While it was an Interesting bcut, both men showed a lack of headwork.Both fought for the head with left swings and jabs, leaving thelr bodies open.but the opening was very seldom taken advantage of.That Is where the chief fault lay.The use of the left was alt right, but the right to the wind was the play that would have won.The preliminary bout was between Jim Hanley and Hudson.The latter lost In the second, round, when he got a punch in the wind, © The show was well run everybody was satisfied.HARD ON ROEBER in every way and Boston, March 21.\u2014This week's engagement at the old Howard is proving a very severe one for Ernest Roeber, and the world's champion wrestler is being handed some very tough wrestling material in the cémers who present themselves to try for the £50.On Tuesday night Roeber got 2a set-back, and failed to thww Paul Ziegler in 15 minutes.and yesterday he had two Very NAIrowW eSeapes.In the afternoon he met J.V.Russo, the well-known \u201cwrestler, now in the \u2018barber business at 36 Howard Street.Rus just laid down- on the mat and made a\u201c defen sive contest all the way through.Rceler bad to work as bard as he ever did in his Hfe.for 15 minutes is none ton lng for a man to win a fall in Graeco-Ro: man etrle against a big, strong experienced feliaw.When ten minutes had passed, and Russo was still 10 the good.the excitement was Intense.' ' ., After that \u2018the champion\u2019s superior strergth and science told.At the end of 11 mivutes 40 secands Roeber got Russe on wl back and held him there, securing the all.Russo has asked for another chance during the week.In the evening Roeher had to tackle a 6 foot 2 inch chap.weighing 220 pounds, and built tke a gladiator.In this bout It was pure science and strength, and the champion had to make tbe work from start to finish.\u2018The audience was a hig one.and the excitement was Intense throughout._The spectators seemed to he alinost entirely in favar nf the atranger.and there: was a rumor that he was the great Western mrestler.Atherton, but this was afterwards disproved.The struggle from start to end was a bitter one.and the big giant just laid on the mat, resisting \u2018with herculean strength Peter's desperate onslaught.Time and\u2019 acain he brake away from hdlds that seemed.imrassible to get away from.\u2019 As the last minutes ware ticked off and Annomnoed.Rashe~ donhied his exertiona and worked like a heaver.In the \u2018early part of the twelfth mine Roeher gnt a hold which ememed to gradnally shnt off the hic fellows wind, Gradually he gained.inch by Inch, ns everthaodr m the homer cheorad and shagted, and eventnallv hath shouldera tay echoed the flone and time was enlladl Reeher was dactarett the winner.The fall had teen made In 12 mintrtes 75 Reconde.Miller afferwarde epnla ta ths andience and said that he wantad annther chanee ard wanld make it fo- R100 Thia Rnnher rofrsed hot pramiced ta let him come again.apd try for the LIN.= TPRRIRLE SWEPE FAILED.Rochester, March 22 Janek Andersen, the terrible Swede, of Minnesota, undertook to throw Mort, Hender S::000 Dominion Steel Bonds at 884, MONTREAL MARKETS GRAIN.\u2014Bustness is fair.Oats ar> sell- Ing at 224e exestore In rar lots.Ontarlo No, 1 spring wheat,\u201d aflont May, T6e to 1 pate, 34140 to 38e: No 4; He: buckwheat, 5515e: ry Lartiey, 45e.Ce: ory At outside points: No.2 On- turio white and red wheat sold at G4¢ high frefght.and No.2 mixed at 8314e for shipment to Portland and St.John, N.B.and No.2 red at GTe! No: 2 white af.Ge on low freight to New York, and No.À spring nt ti£je vast of Toronto: peas, west, at G2lge: No, 2 pats.Grand Trunk, high freight, 28%4¢: No 1 do.2e cast.: * FLOUR.\u2014Ou the whale trade is quiet and piices show \u2018few ehauges.Manitoba best spring patents, $4.30; wintér wheat patents, $5.60 to $4: straight rollers, $3.30 to £3.40; In bags, $1.60 to $1.70; und Maultoba strong bakers, § : ; MEAL.\u2014A fair jobbing trade was.done in rolled outs and prices.are steady at $3.95 to $3.40 per barrel, and at $1.65 to $1.70 per bag, but some agents for leading On- tarlo ills state they cannot sell under $3.45 to $3.50 per barrel PEED.\u2014The demand for feed continues good and the market Ix active with no change in prices.Manitoba bran, In hags, $18: shorts, X19; mouillie, $20 -to 824; On.tarfo bran.in bulk, $17.50, and shorts, $18.50 per ton.TFAY.-\u2014The local demand for hay is good, aud as supplies on spot are not large, prices rule firim.- Cable advices\u2019 received to-day did not uote any Improvement in foreign markets.No.1, $10.50 to $11: .0.2, $2.50 to 210: clover, $8 to $8.25 por ton, in car lots on track.- CHEESE.\u2014There has been a little enquiry and some business in white chebse around 94e to 97e.Colored is 9l4e with less demand, RUTTER.\u2014Trade continues quiet, \u2018and n'ost of the hest\u2019 creamery is\u2019 changing hands at 22c In a jobbing way, with held stcek at 19e to \u20182%.Western dairy -1s steady and dull at 15¢ to 154, FGGS.\u2014The market is weak and 13c-to 14c is about the range, MAPLE PRODUCT.\u2014The market for in1- ple product was quiet.but with the present mild weather new crop goods shoüld he on the market in the near future, which will, no doubt, meet with a ready sale.Old gyrup is moving slowly at 0c per Imperial gallon, and augar at to Te per Ih, HONEY.\u2014There was no change in honey.The demand \u2018ls quiet and the offerings sniall, White clover comb, 13% to 14148; white extracted, 8%c to 10e: buckwbeat.In comb, 10c to 12c: and extracted, 7¢ to Sc.POTATOES.\u2014A fair \u2018trade continues to be done In potatoes and carload lots are changing bands at 38c to 40c per bag.aN \" ONIONS.\u2014The market for onlons Is very firm, and the demand is steady at $3.25 to $3.50 per barrel.ASHES.\u2014 The market for ashes 1s.without any few feature, business being quict and prices steady at $4.80 to $4.00 for firats and at $4.30 to $4.60 for secouds, per 100 ibs.MEATS.\u2014A fairly active trade was done in dressed meats.The demand was chiefly for beef, which moved freely at stiff prices.Spiral Mailing Tubes.nialling tube made ronan otected ends by Ught ft.ting oa , Wade ia all lengths, from 13 to 34 ihches, and of different diameters.Write us for prices on large or small guan- titios.tubes are ocensiferably cheaper than the old fashioned hand made article, CHARLES F.DAWSON, i COMMBRCIAL STATIONEK, | 1.298 ST.JAMES STREET, MONTREAL.sold at Te per 1h., but frozen stock is slow of sile and prices rule low.Fresh killed mutton met with a fair sale at JSi4e to 6lhe, but frozen stock was hard \u2018to cash on ne- count of the soft weather, There was a better feeling In tha market for ealves, owing to the fact that the surplus supply and values have recovered a little, IfMd- quarters beef, 6c to Tie: forequarterw, Ae to Sc: lamb, 3c to Se; mutton, 3c to 440; veal, 3e to Te per Ib.HOGS.\u2014There was no further change in the situation\u2019 of the market.the tone being about steady at \u2018the recent decline.The demand was fair for small lots and a sale of 230 was made at $8.50.Jobbing lots brought $8.50 for light and $8 to $8.25 for heavy, per 100 lbs, : \u2019 GRAIN UP WEST tone in the outside markets caused a slight decline here, and quotations were a shade lower in, some instances.Red and white were quoted easier at 66l4c middle freights, exporters offering 68e, huyers quoted 67c on a low frelght to New York.Goose.wheat was quoted 67e low freights for No.1 and 66e low frelghts for No.2.Spring wheat was steadier at 68456 for No.1 east.Manftoba wheat was uncbanged at 98e to 98I4e for No.1 hard, 95e for No.2 hard, and flc¢ to Sc for No.3 hard, grinding In transit, and 97e for No.1 hard, 9314 for North \"av.\u2018 Flour- \u2014The market tvas quiet and steady at 22.60 for 90 per cent, patents, buyers\u2019 hags, middle freights.Choice brands were held 15\u20ac to 20e higher, Manitoba flour Ia Ateady at.$4.25 for ears of Hungarian patents and $4 for strong bakers, In car lots, bags included, Toronto.\u2019 MiHfeed\u2014Market: steady at $15.50 for shorts aud $14.50 for bran, In car lots, west; some mlHs are getting from $1 to $1.50 more for ton lots in n local way.43c for No.2 middle freights, and 42¢ for No.8 extra, middle freights, * Buckwheat\u2014The marke east and 52e.to 5214c middie freights.Rye\u2014Is dull but firm at 50c cast and 49c middle freights, .; Corn\u2014The market Is flrm at 40%c for \u2018Canada yellow and 30e for mixed,\u201d west.American No.3 yeHow.lg stead yat 4714c, Toronto, \u2019 Oats\u2014Are steady at 20%e for No.1 white east and.28lgc to 20c for No.2 white, mid: dle freights.- , .Oatmeal\u2014ls quiet at £3.33 for ears of barrels and $3.25 for bags, Toronto, and 20c wore for smaller lots.* Peas\u2014Are In demand and steady at 63c¢ north and west, and 63'%c to 64c middle treights, \u2018THE FRUIT SALES .\\ At the Montreal Frult Auction Com.pary 8 rooms yesterday there were offered three cars of California, Washington, fruit.The attendance of buyers was fairly large; in consequence, the bidding for some lines was brisk, and expeclally ao for navel oranges, which sold at.16c to 40c per hox higher than on Monday.at $1.00 to $2.80 per box.Ruby blood oranges were also in geod demand and prices roled: fairiy firm at $1.05 | to 7% Pas half hox.Grape fruit so y .o £2.10 tangerines at $1.10 to $1.80 or ong, 20d ear of apples was offered, but for them was not active and realized were 20 to 50c.per barrel lower than Nong, mies ranging -at from $2.75 o $3.par harrel.ow smal lemons séld at 2 tn $2.40 re ot arry ns will offer on Monday, Mare 23, for account of the Southern Calitornis Fruit \u2018Exchange, at the above atction rooms fouf cars more of California Washington fruit, consisting of the above varleties, rt CHEQUE FROM MR.CLERGUE.Ottawa, March 22.\u2014(Speciai.)\u2014Thé treasurer of the Canadian Kesociation for the Prevention of Tuberculosis has received through Sir James Grant, the president of the arenciation, the sum of $1,000, being 3 donation from F.H, Clergue, Sault Ste.the bidding the prices brought to Chicago, 25,000 were «hipped | were About 400 head cattie, 50 sheep, 350 \"ket, was stronger, and prices higher at Glgc 1 they did not say, Fresh killed lambs were enquired for and hax all heen ticaned up for the present: Toronto, March 22.\u2014\\Wheat\u2014The easier | No.2 hard, and 80c for No.3 hard, all rail,\u201d Barley\u2014Is steadier at 4314c for No.2 east, | ts steady at 53c.per bod.A er hox.John | THE MONTRE AT .DA) ARMOUR HAS CORNER .ON PORK MARKET LY HEKALD, FKIDAY He \u2018Has Cleared $1,000,000 so Far and- He May Double It Before the Squeeze is Over.Pork and $20 wil! be in conjunction In May, say the astrologers of the speculative\u2019 skley, : In thls forccast.is borne out a couple of millions will be added to the Armour fortune.Two.days ago the trade in Chicago Ogden Armour was be- He [8 \u201clong\u201d about 300,000 harrfels of May pork.He got lt around $13.Yesterday tiie price ran up to $17.05, the highest since the corner of October, 1804.Un the face of the warket Armour Is now $1,000,- ahead.The sborts are running to cover, but are finding no help from the owner of the long line, On the coutrary, Armour ds said to be buylng and adding to bis line.The whole packing trade of the country is starting in to break the corner, and the pork raiser ls already.reaping \u2018the benefit.Hogs brought $16.13 at the stock yards yesterday.They may bring $17 before the month ls out.\u2019\u2019l'he packing interests have only eleven days in which tu break the corner, for mess pork must be thirty days in the curing before It can be offered as contract.pork.J.OGDBN ARMOUR'S FIRST DEAL.This is J.Ogden Armour\u2019s first battle on the Board of \u2018rade.His father is sald te have never lost one.The eyes of the Speculative world are turned on the quiet young man who was never in the foreground when the elder Armour was allve.The wheat and the corn pit Is Interested in the pork pit.\u2018The central figure of the centre of disturbanée there is being watceh- ed and fe will he measured by the success of failure of the deal.The, stock of contract pork was never lower than now.There are only 60,000 barrels In sight and two-thirds of this mount is.held by Armour & Co.The contract [ork that Is coming to the market will, It s said, he ahsorhed very largely in the cagh trade.\u2018I'he shorts must get thelr 3J0,- 000 barrels In the sat before April Z in order to deliver on May 1.This means that 500,000 hogs must be slaughtered dur Ing the next two days to beat the head of the liouse of Armour.The result is largely a question of arithmetic, last week 140,000 hogs were discovered that J.ud the market.to the east, Armour & Co, killed 26,500.\" The other.pekers killed 88,300.Kansas City and Omaha, outside of the Armours, killed 50,000.If the entire,poxk packing industry were turned against the quiet | young \u2018man who is engineering the pork [| del not mere than 250,000 hogs couid be kliie in time to make contract pork this seus » \u2018This would full far from breaking the curner, MAY FIX PRICE AT PLEASURE.In a few days Armour will know just whut can be offered to him on May 1.Speculators say be can muke the price what he pleases.In August, 1803, mess pork touched $21.80.It has been up to $23.If young Mr.Armour runs it up to that price he will be §3,000,000 to the good, Phe short Interests are suid to be made up of country packers, the pork pity as a rule, not being a- very inviting fleld for the outsiders.\u2018For several wecks pork has been quietly advancing and, all pork pros ducts have gone up in like order.Op Mon- -day May pork broke out of the measured step amd ran in adQuée of Îts companions \u2014 July pork and lard \u2014 and it has lengthened the distance between them each hy.\u2026 The fact that some one was \u201c\u2018squeezing hom to dawn on the trade and the shorts became frightened and active bidding.for hoga set in.Yesterday Armour & Co.rame out of the mist that had enveloped the manipulation of the deal and the market began to soar, .$- The New York Journal.of Commerce anvs \u201cThe scarcity of white wheat on the other side Is due to the small arrivals of Callfcrnta wheat, which Is used An the manufacture of breakfast cereals, Hence thé sale of 52,000 Canadian white wheat here reported in our last.\u201d .Same pap-r observes: \u201cThe New York grain exporters at a meeting yesterday excluded shipments fronr-Canadinn ports as good tender on Atlante seaboard contracts on the ground that Inspection of grain at Canadian ports wis not satisfactory on the other slde and hurt th reputation of At- lantle shipments, This Is rather funny wher Liverpool is rejecting No.2, hard shipnrents from the Unlted States on con- tracth.\u201d.< 8 $ - Wlent was \u2018easier in Chleago this _morn- Ing.May opened 143 to % lower at 76 and was quoted at 7514 to_ 75% at 12,30.May corn opened at 41% and the 12.30 price was 41.- : CATTLE MARKETS The offerings at the Last End Abattoir calves and lexs than a dozen spring lambs, There was a fairly good attendance of buyers and the volume of trade was moderate at récent prices.Oue or Lwo extra choice beeves sold at 4%c and 5e per Ib, but he ruling price for choice stock was Lae.Geod sold at 3%c to 41e, fair at 3c to tac, and lower grades at 2% to 3e per Ih, The trade in sheep and lambs was quiet, owing\u2019 to continued small recéipts, and prices were firm.\u201d Sheep solid at $14e to 4e and lambs at 415¢ to 5e per Ib.\u2018There were cnly a few spring lambs on the market, which sold readily at $4 to $5 each.The demand for calves was fair, and sales of chelce were made at $0 each, good at $6 to $8, fair at $3.50 to $5, aud common at $1.50 to $3 gach.Receipts of live hogs were small, for which the demand was good: in consequence the tone of the mar to Yc per.1b, Cao from Glasgow reported trade in both Canadian \"and American cattle fair, but whether shippers made or lost.money Owing to the high rates of ocean freight asked here hy steamship agents.for May, some of our largest Ontario shippers have turned their attention to Boston, an done of them engaged space recently from that port for 2.400 head, of vattie, to be shipped to Liverpool In thé month of May, at 25s per head.This rate ls 129s 6d lower than the rate engaigémants have beep made at bere for the same month and port, ' TO-DAY\u2019S RETAIL MARKET GRAIN\u2014 Oats, new, bush.A 33 to 090 Barley, bush.,.035 to O53 Peas, bush, .UR to UM Buckwheat, bush.to O 56 Beans, per bush.150 to 160 Flour: (baker's), per hag.203 10.2 10 Flour (baker's), per bbl, 4 50 to 4 75 Hay, perton.10 50 to 11 60 Straw, per lond.Led) to 800 DAIRY PFRODUCE\u2014- Cheese .Vacesns tie eees.to 013 Rutter, Ib, rolls.+.16 O 18 Eggs, new lald.ee sees to 0 18 POULTRY\u2014 Chickens, per pair.cess 10 0 12 Spring chlekens, per pr.\u2026.to 050 Turkeys, per Ib.vee to 0121) Spring ducks, per Ib.\u2026.to O 1214 Geese, per Ib.\u2026.\u2026.000 00.10 OU 10 FRUIT AND VEGETABLES\u2014 Potatoes, nes, per bag.to 0 5 Carrots, per bbl.tu 1 25 Beets, per hbl.to 1 50 - Cabbage, per bbl.to 123 Apples, per bbl.8330 to 500 \u2018Turnips, per bLag.\u2026.«\u2026.to 00 \u2018 Onions, per: baæ.\u2026.to 800 Æaulifiower, crate.230 to.2 70 FRESH MEATS\u2014 - Beef, forcquarters, ewt, 0 04 to 0 08 .Beef, hindquarters, ewt, 0 07 to 0 O8 Lamb, per lb.0 07 to 000 Mutton, carca ewt.007 to 00 Veal, carcase, vt.006 to 010 Dressed hogs, per cwt © to 850 Hogs, live welight.to GUO PRODUCE EXPORTS The shipments of cheese and butter from Portland and St.John, N.B., for the week epding March 19 were: 02 Glusgow .; .AR \u2019 : Cheese, Butter.Liverp ol ieeeveceeceness 8.420 87 London .eeoceveccsaseces 15045 .e Total ossoasenesceune 23,057 ei BANK OF ENGLAND London, March 21.\u2014At the seml-annual mectine of the Bank of England to-day the governor announced that the net profits for the six months ending February - 28 were £725,706, making the amount of \u2018rest at that date £3.750.341.After providing for a dividend of J per cent.the amount of \u2018rest\u2019 was £3,022,601.: ; \u2018 FRUIT CARS SCARCE - Los Angeles, Cal, March 20.\u2014The fruit car situation is slightly lngroved.Growers are gratified at the frait arriving In better shape.Fourteen carloads of oranges arrived at Beattle on the 24th to 8tg Paul over the Great: Northern Wednesday, Success of the new route may belp the solution of the car famine, a.couc0000 - 87 SUGAR MARKET Iccal sugar market Is without change.The demand from both local and country dealers continues good, and the volume of business during the week has heen larger than for some time past.Granulated is selling at $4.43 and yellows at $3.60 to $4.25 per 100 lbs., as to quality, at the factory.PAY OF \u201cC\u201d BATTERY.Ottawa, March 22.\u2014(8peclal.)\u2014A return Just brought down contains all the ofictai correspondence in regard to the question of the pay of \u2018C\u201d ttery.The letter of chef interest \u201c18 one from the Deputy Minister of Justice to the \u201cMilitia Department expressing the opinion that the men of the battery were not.entitled to the deferred par Concerning which there was A ute-\u2014t a the difference hetween the Canadian and the ordinary Inperial rate of \u2018had, while on ay-hecause the seryice 15 Gnodesla r ved as great ot greater pag.than allowed Ly the Canadian that are sometimes found in boys of his daughters, Miss Jane A.Hennessy and Trousdale, baker, Sydenham, leased the \u201cthe U.8S.Electric Company, owning it, MONTREALER WHO MADE MILLIONS Daniel Hennessy, Who Died in - New York on Thursday, Was Born in This City.Daniel Hennessy, who was born in Montreal in 1826, and who went from here to New York in 1840, died in the American niétropolis on Tuesday last a mmillion- aire.He wus an excellent example of what poverty, when allied to energy and intelligence, may overcome.At the time of his death Ire was one of the largest contractors.in Greater New York, \u2018anti had constructed more than six hundred buildings in this city, many of them cost- ng hundreds of thousands of dollars, Mr, Hennessy's parents were poor, and about all they gave him to begin life on were a fine physique, determination, and shrewd judgment.\u201cWhen he arrived in New York at the age of fourteen he was, a shrewd.hard-headed lad, with a large amount of ~elf-confidence and determina: tion, and without any of the bad habits age.Young Hennessy determined 1p.learn the trade of builder, and began at the foot of the ladder in New York in more senses than one.; ) He found employment with John Glass- cock, at that time a builder of prominence, whose office was in Canal Street.Young Hennessy learned how to mix mortar and then how to carry it up a°ladder to the bricklayers.In time he became un expert bricklayer, and when twenty Brats.of age started\u2019 in business for him- Never, after that time did he work for |\u2018 another person., He was always \u201chis own bosx,\u201d and froin employing a few men at first he frequently afterward had hundreds in his employ at one time.: From taking contracts for \u2018putting up amall devellings and stores, he.undertook the construction of four, five, six and afterward ten and twelve story buidlings.No \u2018highly was his judgment and skill as a \u2018builder prized that, Infore purchasing the residence which he now owns, Richard Croker requested him to examine the property and give him his opinion as to its] desirability and value.Other well-known men sought his opinion about buildings before investing.Le It is believed that hie estate wil amount to about $2,000,000.His death, which was unexpeoted, was «ue to apoplexy.- He was found ba his son lying dressed on the floor of his bedroom on Friday morning.having evidently just arisen.He never regained consciousness.He leaves one son, Richard White Hennessy, and two Mrs.William H.Raser.His wife, who was à Miss Baker, died in New York thir- ty-one years ago.rs BAKER IN.LUCK.Kingston, March 22.\u2014(Special)\u2014J.W.Smith-Lacey mine, near Sydenham, from after it had caved in and been abandoned by former lessee: He found a new vein and has been working at it for several months.An.oflicer of the Eteotriee Com- any has come over, bouglit the mica on hand, hus secured a cancellation of the lease for a few months of unexpired term, and has given the fortunate baker $11, 000.He is not working so hard as he was in the bakery., \"MAJOR TURNER ON MONDAY.Major Turner, who succeeds Rrigadier Pugmire in comma of Salvation Army operations In thik Province, arrives from Toronto on Monday morning vin C.P.R.The Major will be welcomed by loenl Sal- vationists and friends at\u2019 the Alexander Strert Barracks on Monday hight at 8 p.ni\u2026 when addresses of welcame wil be given: from different branches of existing work in the Province.+ | FS \u2014 \u2018GRAND JURY COMPLAINS, Kingston, March 22.(Special.)\u2014The grand jurors have reported to the High Court that the penitentiary - authorities practically shut them out of learning the condition or.management of the institution on their visit to-day.\u2014\u2014#rme_0 THE KIRKPATRICK MEMORIAL.Ki n, March 22.\u2014(Special.)-Six directora of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company have given 850 each to the tir George A.Kirkpatrick menrorial.The amounts subscribed now reaches over $2,- LORD MINTO AS PATRON.Ottawa, March 22.Special.)\u2014The Gôr- ernor-Geueral \u2018has extended Dia Patron \u2014 5 F = te MAHUL 42,1901.crises STYLE \u201c6\u201d AUER LIGHT Tac, Mantles .47c 15c Gloria Lights , Gloria Mantles .Auer Light Co.1682 NOTRE DAME ST.Q BREWERS.THE BEST AND PUREST Malt Extracts ARE : WM.DOW & CO.'S INDIA PALE ALE AND CROWN STOUT LR.MOLSON & BROS, Ale and Porter Brewers, have always on hand the various kinds of ALE ad PORTER ~ Wood and Bottles.Families regularly supplied.1006 Notre Dame St., Montreal.Brewers awes & Co., \u2018 Pale Ales and Porter LACHINE, P.Q.Montreal Office: Tel.Main 563, 621 St.James Scree.LACHINE RAPIDS Electric Light, or Power.1 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Wo will give special inducoments to customers who require heat in winter but could use electric power in summer, Also special rates for power not required during tho pink of our load, which in winter is from 4 till 8 p.m, If this interests you, let us have our agent call on you and-explain details, It will pay you to look into this, 5 \u2018 FEIN Lachine Rapids Hydraulic & Land Co., (LIMITED) 38 VICTORIA SQUARE.Telephone \u201cMain 1746.\" Tenders for the Construction *, \u2014oFra\u2014 TWIN SCREW STEEL STEAMER SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed \u2018Tender for Steel Steamer,\u201d will be received by the Department of Marine and Fisheries until 4 p.m.on Tuesday, 30th April, 1961, for the construction of a Twin Screw Steel Steamer of the following dimensions: ' ; Length, 210 feet:\u201cbreadth mouldcd, 34 feet, depth moulded, 18 fect.\u2019 The contract to include hull, masts, rigging, engines, boilers, and.all 6ther machin- ¢ry and equipment, complete and ready for sen » .Plans and specifications can be seen in this Department at.Ottawa, at the Halifax and Quebec Agencies of this Department, and at tho Custom *Houses at Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton and Kingston.Each tender must be accompanied by at least tho names of two good and sufficlent : surcties, and an accepted cheque for ten per cent.of the amout ©f the tender, which sum will be forfeited should the tender be accepted and the tenderer refuse to enter into contract and bond.Co .The cheque must he certified good until the contract and bond are duly executed.The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender.: 20° P.GOURDEAU, Depufy Minister of Marine and.Fisheries.Department of Marine and Fisheries, - Ottawa, 15th March, 1901, \u2018 INSOLVENT NOTICE In the matter of J.F.PERREAULT.bools and shoe manufacturer, No.45.Maria St.St.Henry of Montreal, Insolvent.: \u2018The undersigned will sell by public auction, en bloc, at No.69 St.James Street, Montreal, FRIDAY, THB 20th MARCH, 1901, At 11 O'Clock A.M.The assets of the said Insolvent, consisting ° Leather Findings, Machinerirs and Plant, the whole amounting, as per inventory, to .$2,034.20 The factory will be open for inspection on the 38th instant.Wor turther information, apply to ALEX.DESMARTEAU, Trustee, .No.1598 Notre Dame St, Montreal.MARCOTTE BROS.Lo \u2019 R Auctlonsers, \u2018 (31BBONS & HARPER, | may be.| one (1901).MACLENNAN, CLINS & .MACLENNAN, Barristers, &c, CORNWALL, ONT.D, B.Macleanan, K.C.F.J.Maclennan \u2019 C.H.Cline.PBICXEXDIKE & TRIHEY, Barristers and Solicitors.703 MERCHANTS BANK CHAMBERS.Frank A.C.Bickerdike.Harry J.' Tribey.W A.WEIR, K.C., M.P.P., ° Solicitor and Barrister, 138A \u2019 (Opposite St.ST.JAMES STREET.St Lawrence Hall) JLEITCH.PRINGLE & CAMERON, .Barristers, Attorneys-at-Law, 8olicitors tn Chancery, Notarles Public, Kte.CORNWALL, ONT.: Jas.Leitch, K.C.J.A, C, Cameron, LL.B.R.A, Pringle.BUCHAN, ELLIOTT & KENNEDY, .ADVOCATES, Eto., .CANADA LIFE BUILDING, _188 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL.BARRISTERS, Eto., Office\u2014Cor.Richmond and Cariing Sta.* LONDON.George C.Gibbons, K.C.Fred.F.Harper.ALFRED E.HARVEY, B.C.L., Attorney, Barrister, Etc., ROOMS 356 AND 358 TEMPLE BULLDING, 185 8T.JAMES STREET.MONTREAL._TELEPHONE 1868.(AREENSHIELDS & GREENSHIELDS, Barristers, Solicitors, ete.1724 NOTRE DAME STREET.F'NLAYSON & GRANT, Custom House Brokers, » \u2018 Forwarders and Warehousemen.Bell Tel.Main 1303.P.O.Box 424.ATWATER,DUCLOS & CHAUVIN \u2019 Formerly Atwater & Duclos, .ADVOCATE®R, 161 ST.JAMES STREET.; Albert W.Atwater, K.C.Charles A.Duclos es Henry N.Chauvin.| PROVINCE OF QUEBEC District of Montreal.Municipality of the Town of Westmount, PUBLIC NOTICE.To the inhabitants of\" the Town of Westmount, and all others interested: PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned, Secretary-Treasurer, that the Special Assessment Rolls, prepared under By-Laws 26, 46 and 47 of the Council of the Town, of the assessment and apportionment of the costs of certaln macadamizing works and sewers or drains, made in the Town under the provisions of said By-Laws, have been deposited in the office of said Council, open\u2019 to the communication of all interested, and that the same will be submitted for homologation to the Council at a General Session of the Council, to be held at the ordinary place of sessions, at four o'clock in the afternoon, on the First day of Apxil next, nineteen hundred and\u2019 one (1901), when the said Council shall be prepared to hear all the parties interested, and will thereafter homologate the said Special Assessment Rolls, with or without -amendments, as the case \u2018\u2019Given at the Town of Westmount, this fifteenth day of March, nineteen hundred and WM.MINTO, Secretary-Treasurer._ THE METROPOLITAN STOCK EXCHANGE MAIN OFFICE, BOSTON, MASS.Incorporated under laws of Massachusetts, Capital, $100,006; fully pald.4 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST.Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Provisions bought and sold on margin or for cash Bell Telephone Main 4151.s PATENTS.ATENTS avp : TRKDE MARKS OWEN N.EVANS, : Temple Building, MONTREAL PROMPTLY SECURED Write today for a free copy cf our interesting books: \u201cInventors Help\u201d and \u2018How you are swindled.\u201d We have extensive experience in the intricate patent laws of 5O foreign countries, Send sketch, model or hoto.for free ndvice.MARION & MARION, xperts, New York Life Building, Montreal, and Atlantic Bulidinz, Washinztou D.C.The Canadian Pacific Railway Company.Dividends for the half-year ended 31st Dea \u2018cember, 1900, have been declared as follows: On the Prefercnce Stock, Two Per Cent.+ On the Common Stock, Two and One-Halt Per Cent.Warrants for the Common Stock Dividend will be mailed on or about 1st April, to Shareholders of record at \u2018the closing of tbe books in Montreal, New York and London respectively.: I.The Preference Stock Dividend will be paid on Monday.1st April,.to Shareholders of re- \u201ccord at the closing of the books at the Company's London Office, 1 Queen Victoria Street, London: E.C.close in London at 3 p.m.on Friday.22nd February, and in Montreal and New York oun Friday, {th March.The Preference, Stock Rooks will close at 1 p.m.on Satutday, -Mareh 2nd)?: \u2018 All books Will be .re-openod on Tuesday, qd April.y order of the Board.CHARLES DRINKWATER,\" Setretary.hd - 1 Montreal.11th February, 1901, Wills and = ==Executors .No one should be burdened with the duties and responsibilities of executorship, with the loss of time, worry, litigation and personal friction so often.incidental to such position, now that Trust Compaules exist for the purpose of performing the functions of an Executor.: : Prior to the existence of Trust Companies there was no choice \u2018but to accept and to delegate such serious responsibilities, such difficult and thankless tasks; Testators had no course open but to appoint Private Executors -with all the risk and uncertainty of these irdividuals being able to perform properly their trust functions, whether from lack of business knowledge.experience, time, inclination, or permanent ,esidence, and always the possibility that the Executors would not strvivé (fe Testator a day.A Trust Company makes a permanent Exe- cutor\u2014one never indifferent to \u2018he performance of duty\u2014one never absent.National Trust Company, Limited, Cepltal.$1,000,000.00 Reserve.$270,000.00 Offices and Safety Deposit Vaults, 153 St.James Street.\u2018 \" A.G.ROSS.Manager, N WILLOW BANK POINTE CLAIRE.FOR\u2018 SALB \u2014 A fine property on the river front, comprising the substantially bullt residence and grounds, formerly occupled all the year round by the late Mr.McKinnon.Area about three arpents: stable and -toach house, Ice houses, etcs; moderate price.The J.Cradock simpson The Common Stock Transfer Dooks will | Real Estate and Agency Oo.pe .a *.\u2014 Te Co ), 181 BT.JAMES STREET.\u201c Fobr- Bi, 100k- CANADIAN PACIFIC x8.35 a.m.TORONTO, HAMILTON, CHICAGO \u2014 Lt.Li am., \u201c0.20 pm Ar.\u201c1.60 @Hke 11:00 p.m.WINNIPEG AND PACIFIC COAST-Ly.19.36 | -m.Ar.16.10 p.m.8.8,.MARIE, aT.\u201d PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, 0 LUTH\u2014Lv.*10.00 p.m, Ar.*3.00 a.m.TTAWA~Ly, Piace Viger, 18.30 8.m., 15.4 22.Ar, 13.56 p.m., 110.00 p.m.LV.indsor.5t., 9.30 a.m,, 19.56 a.m.14.10 bm.16.15 p.m., *10.00 p.m.Ar.*5.00 fée bs a.m., {11.20 &.m., 16.10 p.D.s .Im.QUEBEC-Ly.18.9 a.m., 42.00 p.m., 83.30 pm.311.00 p.m.Ar.*6.30 a.m; LAH M.16.20 p.m., §6.3¢ p.m.(Sun.only.Boston Zp,\u201d Polen?*7.45 p.m.Ar.\u201c8.20 a.m, 9.15 a VAUBREUIL\"\u2014 Lv.Rash a.m.(11.30 pme Ay tal 16.m., .Pa 85.15 p.m.{6.15 D sais p.m, P.m.\u201cAr, \"#1750 am.\u2019 18.40 a.m., p.m.{1% me .m., 18.SHERFRON ep?1./ROOKE-Lv.19.00 a.m., 14.38 18.05 p.m.Ar.xt a.m., 111.55 8.W- 19.15 pm Jc .LEITE Ly.18.20 a.m., 15.10 p.m.As \u2018m., 16.30 pi.| DERTHIERCEy 8 26 din, (192.00 pm.Are Po pm, 16.30 .m.* JEROME\" \u2014 iv.i560 a.m., §9.15 8.8.(1.45 p.m, 45.30 p.m.86.15 p.m.AL.1535 am.19.50 am.11.06 p.m., 0.8 STE, ar CATHE Ly.Gr e a.m., 15,90 p-1< .19.50 a.m., L035 p.m.FAPBLLE-Ly.(W300 am 15.30 p.m.Af.59 a.m.)7.05 p.m.excDolly.{Week days.fSunday only.Dally abet Saturday.xDally, except Monday.pr lly, except Saturday and Sunday, (D)Sat ay only.(W)Wedneadays only.Lo PACIFIC] OTTAWA TRAIN SERVICE Leave Windsor St.Station 9.30, a.m., 9.56 a.m., 410 p.m., \u20ac.15 p.m., *10 p.m.Leave Place.Viger, 8.30 a.m., 5.40 p.m.\u201cDaily, all other trains daily except Sunday.Fast Express Trains.Leaving Windsor Station at 9.55 a.m.and 4.10 p.m.week days arrive Ottawa (Central Station) at 12.10 p.m.and 6.30 p.m.respectively.SUNDAY SPECIAL TRAIN TO ST.ANNE'S AND RETURN.Special train will leave Montreal, Windsôr Station, for Dorval, St.Anne's and intermediate stations at 10 a.m.on Sunday, March 24th.Returning will leave St.Anne's at 5.00 p.m.same day.\u2018 C.P.R.ROUTE TO PAN AMERICAN .EXPOSITION, BUFFALO.CITY TICKET AND TELEGRAPH OFFICB 129 ST.JAMES STREET, next Post Office.EVV + The INTERNATIONAL LIMITED Leaves Montreal daily at 9.00 a.m., reaching Toronto at 4.40 p.m., Hamilton 5.40 p.m., London 7.30 p.m., Detroit, 9.40 p.m.(Central Time), and Chicago at 7.20 following morn- - ing.A Cafe Parlor Car is attached to this train, serving luncheon a la carte, at, any hour during the day convenlent to passengers FAST SERVICE BETWEEN MONTREAL & OTTAWA Fast trains leave Montreal daily, except Sunday, at 9.50 a.m.and 4.10 p.m., arriving at Ottawa at 12.15 noon and 6.35 \u2018p.m., Local trains for all C.A.R.points to Ottaws leave Montreal at 7.40 a.m.daily, except Sunday, and 5.50 p.m.daily.Picturesque Pan - American Route to Buffalo.CITY TICKET OFFICES?137 St, James St.and Bonaventure Station.INTERCOLONIAL ® +\u2014RAILWAY ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1901, trains will run daily (Sunday excepted) : as\u201d follows: THE MARITIME EXPRESS will Icave daily, .< except on Saturday, at 12.00 noon, for Halt- fax, N.S,, The Sydneys, St.John, N.B., and other points in the Maritime Provinces.THE MARITIME EXPRESS, from points as above, will arrive daily, except on Monday, at 5.30 p.m.THE LOCAL EXPRESS wiil leave daily, except \u2018on Sunday, at 7.40 a.m., due to arrive at Levis at 1.05 p.m.; THE LOCAL EXPRESS will leave Levis daily, except Sunday, at 4.20 p.m., due arrive at Montreal at 10.00 p.m.ACCOMMODATION FOR LEVIS leaves dally, except on Sunday, at 11.30 p.m., due to arrive at Levis at 7.20 a.m., and connecting \u2018with accommodation for Campbellton, N.B.ACCOMMODATION LEAVES LEVIS at 11.40 a.m.daily, except on Sunday, due to arrive in Montreal at 10.30 p.m.ACCOMMODATION FOR NICOLET leaves daily, except, Sunday, at 4.20 p.in.Co ACCOMMODATION FROM NICOLET arrives at Montreal dally, except Sunday, at 10.56 , a.m.Vestibule trains, with luxurious Sleeping and Diping Cars and First Class Coaches on N the Martitinie Express.; Through Sleeping Cars Between Montreal and Halifax.' D.POTTINGER, .General Manager.Moncton, N.B., March 5, 1901.H.A.PRICE, Assistant General Passenger Agent, 143 St.James Street, Montreal.* JAMES HARDWELL,.Assistant General, Freight Agent, 130 St.James Street (core ner St.Francois Xavier St).CITY TICKET OFFICE: 148 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL.INSURANCE.LIVERPOOL, LONDON & GLOBE Insurance Company, CANADA BOARD OF DIRECTORS.Edmond J.Barbeau, Esq., Chairman.Wentworth J.Buchanan, Esq., Deputy do.A.F.Gault, Bsq., Samuel Finley, Xaq.Edward 8.Clouston, Esq.Am't Invested in Canada .8$ 3,250,000 Avallable Assets .\u2026.BU.672.320 Mercautiie risks accepted at low current \u2019 G.F.C.SMITH, \u2018 .: Chief Agent of the Dominion.\u2019 Sub-Agents\u2014 Thomas Hiam, John G° R.Driscoll, W.Markland Molson.Special Agent French Dept.\u2014Cyrille Laurin.ire Insurance \u201c Montreal City Agent, The Impertat Insurance Company, Limited, London, Eng., British American Assurance Company, Toronto.Alliance Assurance.Company, London, Eng GEORGE C.HIAM, .: Imperial Building, St: James Street.London Guarsatss Accident 6 (Ltd.of London, England.\u2018 Fidelity Bonds and Accident Policies Accident Policies issued in French language it desired.Information and rates suppl immediately on application to , D.W.ALEXANDER, * Gon.Manager for Canada, Toronto, W.MAYNE McCOMBE.- Genoral Agent, 58 Canads Life Building, Montreal, Tel.Main 1358.NOTICE.Is hereby given that the \u2018\u2018Trausit Insuralice Company, of Montreal, Canada,\u201d or aupely to the Legislature of the Province of Quebeo, during the present session, in order to obtain certain amendments to its charter, 68 Vie, Chap.91, viz: To change itz name to thas of the \u201cRoyal Exchange Insurance Compan of Montreal, Canada;\u2019\u2019 to be allowed to increases its capital to $500,000.00; to have the number of ita directors increased to nine: to .be granted.the right of doing ail fire insurance business; and to have ite powers extené- od a9 to insurance against burglary asd marine insurance, - PH.V.CHALO _.Solicitor for the Applionat, orto repre rey gene ee mr ERYBODY re ve TET SE Fane Aro.cerned about the -\u2014 = EV \u2018Almost everybody has heard of TOOKE'S SHIRTS.They are | worn in every town throughout the land.They are the best that + skill and money can produce, and it is evident from the increasing demand that the people are fast finding it out.Buy your Shirts.at TOOKE'S, and save from twenty to twenty-five per cent.R.J.TOOKE, * 2387 ST.1553 ST.177 ST.JAMES STREET.CATHERINE ST.WEST.CATHERINE ST., EAST.Pie WEDDING GIFTS! Need not necessarily be expensive, but if neat in design, and of the best quality, nicely cased, is sure to give satisfaction both to the giver and receiver, Bin 0.Rebizean & Co, 2397 St, Catherine Street.Watches, Clocks and Jewellery repaired Articles Replated like new, Telephone, Up 1408.EE NATLY HXRALD.FRIDAY.MAROH 99, 1901.Fit Gu Satisfaction Guaranteed.MACKERROW BROTHERS \u2014 2246 St.Catherine Street.WAHT KITCHENER \"OFFERED BOERS Alleged Summary of the Terms of Peace He Proposed to Botha.London, March 22.\u2014The Daily Chronicle, professing to be able to give an outline of the negotiations between Lord Kitchener and General Botha, says: \u201cThe chief obstacle was Lord Kitchener\u2019s refusal to grant complete amnesty to the leaders of the rebels in Cape Colony.He offered self-government on the lines of Jamaica immediately upon the cessation: of hostilities; with legislative .bodics partly elected by the burghers.\u2019 \u201cThe Government agreed to provide $1,000,000 to compensate.the Boers for property destroyed, and articles commandeered by the Boers on commando, providing the signature of the officers who com-| mandeered the goods were\u2019 forthcoming.He also offered to grant loans on easy terms for rebuilding and restocking farmsteads.: \u201cMoreover, he agreed that children should be instructed in English or Dutch at the discretion of their parents.The Government undertook to make no claim on church property or funds, or upon hos | pital or funds of hospitals, or upon private investments.- : *No burgher of either state was to be allowed to possess a rifle, except by special license.\u201d | General Botha was generally in favor of these conditions, but he dissented strongly from a proposal to give the full privilege of citizenship to properly domiciled and registered blacks.e was also greatly con- position Jewish capital ists would occupy ma the country, and was \u2018told that Jews and Christians would enjoy | equal rights, no distinction being made in thè matter of concessions.The parliamentary papers on the subject are still delayed, but will probably appear to-day (Friday).P y .In the Housé of Commons last night during the discussion of the army estimates, .the Irish members protested against the war in South Africa as unjust and gener ally resorted to tactios for obstructing the adoption of the votes.\u2019 Mr.Brodrick, tiie War Secretary, ape.pealed to them to allow ithe votes to \u2018Be taken, promising that an opportunity would be given after Faster to discuss army mat- TS.: \u2019 .Finally, Mr.Balfour applied the closure, the Irish members howling and shouting \u201cScandalous.\u201d \u201cGag,\u201d and similar ejaculations.The vote for army pay was adopted by 157 to 48, and the House adjourned at 2.13.a.m.A VERY WILD RUMOR.Antwerp, March 21\u2014A singular and utterly improbable rumor in circulation here to the effect that the Boers, after capturing, then liberating and subsequently recapturing General French, finally executed him for not keeping a promise not to fight against them again.London, March 22.\u2014The Antwerp rumor of the executioh of Gen.French by the Boers is absolutely discredited in London.CELLARS FLOODED RAIN LAST NIGHT CAUGHT THE ROADS DEPARTMENT UNREADY.As a result of the combined thaw and rain of last vight, -eviral houses have been badly flooded because the man-holes and drains have not vet been cleared -of ice.| Probably the worst.sufterers were resi dents oi .St.Paul Street, near the Bonse- cours Market.The houses from 95 12 Nt, Paul, where Mr.Charles Daigneault lives, to 99 St.Paul inhabited by Mr.-Foseph Couture, were more or less flooded last night.- The water and road departments were informed and: men were seut to clear the ice from the drains.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : GREAT FLOODS AT SEVILLE.Seville, March 22.\u2014The Guadalquivir River has overflowed and inundated the docks here.The surrounding country\u2019 is.submerged, hoïses are isolated and the police are rescuing their occüpants In boats.Traffic on the railroad to Algiceras has been interrupted for three days.= 2 : L MOTHER MURDERS simian Then Atternpts to Cut Her Own | Throat\u2014Can Give No Reason for the Deed.Coldbrook, Mass, March 22.\u2014Mrs.Liz zie Naramore, while in a fit of insanity, yesterday, killed her family of six children at her home, a furm house, hall a mile from this village, and tried to take her own life.The children ranged: from ten years to a babe of ten months, and their lives were taken by the mother with an axe and a club.Then she laid the blood- drenched bodies on the beds, two on one bed and the other four on a led.in another room.\u2018This terrible sight met the eves of the husband and father, Frank Naramore, when he returned home some hours later.Mrs.Naramore attempted to take her own life by cutting her throat with a razor, and when discovered she was in the bed on which the bodies the four children were lying.Although she cut a deep gash in her throat and suf: fered the loss of much blood, it is believed she will recover._ Frank Naramore and his family lived on the.Babcock farm, so-called, a short distance from the vitlage of Coldbrook.It is supposed the crime was committed shortly after noon, the discovery being made by George Thrasher.an employe \u2018at r Parker's grocery store, in Coldbrook vil- age.Thrasher visited the Naramore house at about 245 o'clock for the\u2019 pur pose of delivering groceries that \"had previously been expected by Mrs Narvamore.He was unable to get into the house by the door he usually entered at, and an -ex- amination showed that it was barricaded.He looked in a window, and noticed.blood on the floor, while Mrs.Narramore was ving on a bed.He returned to the village and told of what he had seen and suspected.Fe .\"AUCTION.PAAR, # r \u201cI ; ' hk.- Wherein is involved their entire stock DIAMONDS, JEWELLE STERLING SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE, BRIC-A-BRAC, CUT GLASS, NOVELTIES, etc., to be sold to the highest bidder without reserve.Retiring from Business.The most Gfgantic \u2018Sale ever contemplated in the -history of Montreal, will be inaugurated by R.A.DICKSON & CO.Jewellers, 2261 St.Catherine Street.of RY, WATCHES, - The public is well aware of the unquestionable qualityrof the goods w sell.Never has there been in Montreal such a stock put up at public'auction.Vy SREAB A ARARARARARAAARD THE SALE WILL COMMENCE .Saturday, March 23rd, | At 2 O.Clock p.m.And Continue Every Afternoon and Evening, at 3 and 7.30 p.m.RAR .eZ Ladies Spec \u201c.2261 St.Catherine Street.ially Invited\u2014every \u2018accomodation : arranged 1 Le ##-The Store will be Closed Thur arrange for the sale.\\ .sday and Friday to - + R.A.DICKSON &CO.A party was formed, and a hasty visit made to the Naramore house.Entrance | | ing and dealt each a single blaw with the: was gained, and the mutilated bodies of six\u2019 children in two beds were found.Mrs.Naramore was alive, bul was very weuk from loss of blood.She was stretched: across the bed on which were four bodies.Medical Examiner Walcott, of Barre, was summoned, and took charge of the bodies, while physicians attended to the wound of Mre.Naramore.She was removed to the village hotel, where an attempt is being made, to save her life.At a late hour to-night the attending physicians were confident she would survive.During the evening a number of neighbors of the family saw and talked with Mrs.Naramore, and to them she told how she killed her six children.At the time the party of villagers found Mis.Naramore she was asked how she did the deed, and she said that she took the children\u2019s lives in four different rooms, and as fast as she killed one child the body was placed: in a hed.The children were three boys and three girls, Ethel, 10 years of age, being the oldest, while the ages of Walter, Charlie, Cheser, Bessie and Lena ranged from eight years to ten month.Lena being the baby.Le Mrs.Naramorè told her most intimate friends to-night that she first killed Fthel.aud then followed with the five others, cach time taking the next elde-t.Five were killed by being struck with an axe.while little Lena was killed with a club.She says she fully expected the gash im her throat would cause her death and that when her husband returned at night he would -find all of the hodies in the two beds.She appeared rational this evening.and displayed signs of sorrow for the decd she had committed, although she is yn- able to give any reason why she kiLed the children.: Each oï the children.had evidently re ceived several blows, us their heads were terribly bruised and blood was scattered in all directions about the room.The two beds were saturated with blood.Mrs Naramore had evidently made prepara: tions, for the decd, \u2018as the doors were all locked and barricaded with sticks of wood, MAINE FARMER MURDERS\" CHILDREN IN COLD BLOOD Clinton, Me, March 22.\u2014Jacob Dear- born Marr, a farnier living \u2018eight miles : from this village, killed his three children, | Alice M., aged 13; Elwin, aged 9, and Helen, aged 7, with an axe, shortly atter the family.in happy mood, had risen from the dinner table.Mr.Marr had been despondent for some time, but his actions were not such as to make his wite believe he had any serious- trouble ou his mind to brood over.The eldest daughter was washing dishes at the sink when her fu ther went by hier to the shed and got an itxe, He canie back into the kitchen and placing her Lfeless at his teet., Mes.Marre raw Lis and ran screaming.to the house of her husbänd's father, Samuel Marr.| The husband apparéntly walked upstairs to wheve the younger children were play- 1 axe handle, killing them both among their : | pldy things.; hands at he sink, When Mr.Marr, sr, came mm, the younger Marr was washing lis He was asked why he had done.this déed and hé said: 1 don't Kapow,\u201d : That has been the burden of his replies to yl questions since.Later in the day be was placed under dwrest and taken to Waterville.: .ee STE CUNEGONDE COUNCIL.The City Council of Ste Cunegonde last night appointed a special \u201ccommittee to study the question of extending Dominion Ktreet across the Grand Trunk tracks.At present the strect runs trom Notre Dame Street and i= elosed off at the track: {t opens up again on the other side and runs to St, Antoine Street.This is a eonsider- able inconvenience.The sfiecial commit tee will imterview the Ruids Committee in Montreal, as one mde of \u2018the street is in Montreal, while the other is in Ste Cunegonde.© Another committee was appointed to study the advisability of having all repair work in the municipahty done by.the corporation, instead of giving the .work as al present to Messrs.Bastien & Valiquette.Jt was also decided to send a petition to the Canadian Pacific\u2019 Railway asking that the Atwater Street bridge be repaired, sas at present water dropped continually into tbe subway, where people have to pass.FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEN WORKING ON STREETS The rain of last night made it necessary for City Surveyor Barlow to employ 150 extra men to open up trenches, so that the water might find ready acceas to the gullies, mest of which were uncovered a couple of weeks ago.This makes close 1 upon 1,000 men and 500 carters, who are now employed in putting the streets into shape.| : \u201cTHE GOODHUGH ASSIGNMENT.W.8.Goodhugh & Son, commission merchants of this city, have made an assignment.Their liabilities will reach at least $50,000.The firm dealt principally in teas and sugars, selling to the wholegale trade, and it is understood that their present difficulties are due to speculations which turned \u2018out unfortunately.The \u2018Quebec and Molsons' banks are the ones interested.And it is understood ceipts for their advances.MAY DEMAND JOINT | © DAMAGES FROM CHINA Paris, March 21.\u2014Cablegrame received here from Pekin are very cheerful regarding the rapid progress of negotiations there during the past week.The American pro- pceal to arrange for demanding Joint dgh- \u2018ages from Chine Is being.favorahl ers.e the pow re a rs to ap bed for the adoption this, pro- pcsition with some modifications.Feeling in Paris pan: an agreement e powers each state ahall demand, and then the pre.\u2018sentation of these ounts to the Chinese Government as m t To Cure a Oold in One Day.\u201c| which he had previously sharpened for | house and fell upon the sofa, where she struck the girl à single Llow ou the head.| slaps had occupi>d in the autumn and claimed by right ot conquest.Subsequent- Jp the Government was Informed that that both are secured«by warehouse re-.ing the amount | FARMER TRIES TO MURDER HS WIFE Alexander Lynch, of Dunnville - Then- Commits Suicide \u2014 Insanity the Cause.Dunnville, March 21.\u2014As Mrs.McBay was driving past Alex.Lynch's, near here, ist evening, she noticed a bloody smock: hanging from a tree near the barn.Seer ing no sign of lifesabout the place, Mrs.MoBay thought she would investigate further.(ioing ta the housé, a terrible sight met her eyes.Lying unconscious on the sofa was Mrs.Lynch, her head terribly lacerated and bruised, and her har matted and her clothes stained with blood.In the barn another still more horrible sight wag in store for her.There shé found Mr.Lyneh quite dead, * with his.throat cut, and the bloody knife still clutched in lis hand.A messenger was dispatohed to notify Dr.Molallum, the coroner, but he was out of town, Dr.Pringle was then call and restored her \u2018to consciousness.To him she told the following story: Her hushand had been acting strangely of late.the cows and were still in the barn, Mr.Lynch took the king bolt from a waggon and said they would both die together.He seized and beat ther with.it until he thought she was dead; then, taking off his bloody smock and hanging It on a tree outside Lie barn, he took \u2018his jack-knife, the, purpose, \u2018and stabbed himself in the neck, severing the jugular vein and expiring in a few minutes.Upon, regaining consciousness Mrs.Lynch staggéred to the\u2019 remained without tire or attention until found in the afternoon, Dr.Pringle wounds, and thinks there is no «chance of | her recovery.insane when he committed the deed.LORD LANSOOWNE BEEN CE plemented the announcement in the House of \u201cLords yesterday\u2019 by explaining that the dispute concerned an extensive area on tbe left bank of the Pet Mio, whieh the Rus- China and Russia had reached an agree: ment placing the area under Russian oceu- vitfon.The area, however, comprised plots elenging to the Noriaern Chm Rafl- road, nid therefore was part of the \u2019s¥epvity of the British bondholders, | The ne was part of the railroad recéilr transferred by the Russians to Field M shal Von Waldersee, svho re-transferred te the British.The nocessities of the al Hes required the constrnetion of a sliding on one of the plots: referred ta, and the presence of British workers on the plot wits treated as a trespass on Russian territory.It was subsequently alleged that the Russian boundary.marks had heen re moved by the British.\u201d In those cireum- stances the! Governinent en Mareh 16 tole- graphed to its representative In China that it thought the rizhts of the British or Nus- slan troops to occupy the disputed points eculd be best settled by Field Marshal Ven Waldersee, as the commander-in-chiéf, and General Gaselee, the British commander.was Instructed to request the Field Marshal to settle the Immediate differences, reserving for future examination the\u2019 question of the validity of the alleged private T'ahts\u2026 Gencral Caselee was also instruet ed to refrain from\u2019 using force, except to repel aggression, On March 20 the alleged removal of the Russian boundary pillar occurred, and the Government instructed the British minister at Pekin, Sir Ernest Satow, that fireat Britain was \u2018ready to refer the facts to Field-Marchal Von Waldersee, on the understanding that if either «ide was found to have committed an irregularity it should apologize to \u2018the other.The Government added that the construction of siding should be continued under whatever conditions the field marshal thought fit td impose, He (Tord Lansdowne} was glad to say he had heard this morning from the British ambassador at St.Petersburg that the Russian foreign minister, Count Lansdorf, bad proposed that they should agree to reserve all questions of title and proprietary æwights for the attention of the two Governments, and that in the meanwhile orders be forthwith sent for the with- the disputed plots.Great Britai nhad entirely concurred, and thought the withdrawalé should be carried out to Field Marshal Von Waldersee's satisfaction.Lord Tansdawne added that Count Lanadorff had expressed.a very moderate and stateasmanlike desire to avoid any cause for friction .between the two Governments, and since the rceeipt of \u2018Count.Lansdorff's proposal the Government: had ordered the military authorities to carry out the simultaneous withdrawal of the troops to the satisfaction of Field Marshal, Vomr~Waldersee, so that there might ing in regard to matters of detail.Hie Lordship expressed the hope that the result of the negotiations showed that what was really a very small matter of strictly local importance would not be allowed to disturb the relations between the two countries.ST.HENRI COUNCIL.At the meeting of the St.Henri Ooun- oil Wednesday, popular vote on the question of pasmn & by-law authorising the loan of $200,008 for special work was adopted.The voto ed, and he dressed Mrs.Lynch's wounds N Yesterday morning, after they had milked |\u2019 found her head literally covered with | Mr.Lynch was comfortab- |.-]y well off.and is thought to have been London, Marek 22.-Lon] Lansdowne sup- | drawal of the troops of both eides from be no room for a renewed misunderstand-.e Mayor's report on the |.HENRY BIRKS ao SONS .Gold and Silversmiths, MONTREAL.din rurses.Possibly no single accessory of half useful, half decorative intent figures more strikingly in street costume to-day.Affairs of this sort range in ourstock from the tiniest specimens for silver change fo the larger size which take the place of the old-time leather shopping bags.The smaller kind dangle on the long chain.while most of the larger ones hang at the side, a la chatelaine.Co Prices range from the small Gun Metal Purse at $2.70 to the Solid Silver ones at $16.00.ARRIVING DAILY FROM MINES BY RAIL.PROMPT DELIVERY.THE HART & ADAIR COAL CO.2223 ST.JAMES STREET, McRae spoke on the preferential tariff, saying that in the interests of Canada it THE PREMIER HEARS | ST, JOHN DELEGATION ai*Canadian sen ports.ee oe Mr.Dobell replied on the question of | and the Premier and Mr.Ottawa, March 21.\u2014(Special)\u2014The St.J hn, N.B., delegation, in regard to apply- Ing the 331-3 per cent.reduction in the tariff on British goods to Canadian sca ports only, waited on the Government today In the Premier's office.The delegation comprised President Merritt; of Lhe Roard of Trade, St.John, and Messrs.Likely, MacRae, Thomson, McLaughlin and McKean.Those who accompanied the delegates were Messrs, Tucker, Emmer- son, Logan, ils and Snowball.The Ministers present were, in addition to Sir Wil.fiid, Messrs.Blair, Fielding and Dobell, Mr.\u2019 Blair, after Introducing the delegation.bad to leave for the Railway Com- , which was sitting.; | ation was, Jn the first place, op- bill for the compulsory inspere- (loading.They wanted the entrance to the harbor, and ed Mr.Logan's motion to 3 reduction in the prefer.rods landing at Cunadian deck-loading, Fielding in regard to the \u2018iff.\u2018The matter of dredging will be re ferred to Mr, Tarte, TO REVISE KINGS ~ ACCESSION OATH London, March 22.\u2014In the House of Lords yesterday Lord Salishury's motion to appoint a joint committee to revise fhe King's anti-Roman Catholic accession oath was adopted.\u2018 : SLEEPERS LEAVE TRACK NEAR NIAGARA FALLS posed tot fon of -de dredging of t th also favo, cenfine the 03 ential tariff to sea ports.DECK-LOADING.\u201cG.H.Thomson and George McKean addressed the Ministers first on the question of deck-loading.The argument against the deck-loading bill was that it was not re- \u2018 cuired, that there was nd agitation for It.and that it was wholly unnccessary.The \u2018deegates were satisfied that there should be steh a law as regards the St.Lawrence, but It was not required Tor the Maritime Provinces, and.all the Boards of Trade were opposed to Ît.- « Niagara Falls, N.Y., March 2.\u2014Two Pullman sleepers were derajled at the Cantilever Bridge yesterday on the west bet nd train of the Lenlgn Valley.The sleepers were filled with \u201cpassengers, who - wire badly shaken np, but whether any DJ.McLaughlin.and J.A.Likely spoke were seriously injured: could not.be learn- of the necessity of dredging the entrance !.q The coaches jumped the track on the to the St.John hawbor, after which Mr.YY\" at the terminus of the bridge and - 1 crashed \u2018into a brick dwelling used by the \u2014 = | signal service, wrecking it completely.The passengers were taken on e trMin.THE HEALTH HABIT.which proceeded on its way to Chicago as : soon as it was freed from the derailed cars.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TAXES TRUST COMPANIES.Albany, N.Y., March 22.\u2014Governor Odell yesterday \u201csigned the bill taxing trust companies one per cent.annually on their eap- ital stock, surplus and undivided profits, 1 d The bill ax passed vas amended so as to habit which: will counteract the many bad provide that the owner of stock In a trust\u2019 ones, in others words contract the un- company shall not be taxed personally on fashionable habit of being always unwell, It.hove and k health herous oS if \u201cyou , Marine and Fire Underwriter, + 30 ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER ST.,Ç have a healthy digestion you can drink MONTREAL.Just as Hasy to Form as Any Other We do not deliberately form our pet habits but they are unconsciously acquired, and grow as we grow, and by the time we learn they are hurting us, we find them too strong to be casily broken.; Then, Why not form a good habit.a \u2019 loved coffee, emoke your favorite pour vet.tobacco, with little or no harm; the mischief begins when these things are forced upon the faithful stoihach, without | istance.Î orm the habit of taking after meals some harmless but efficient digestive which will relieve.the stomach of so much extra VN ture: furnishes us with such digestives and when they.are combined in such a|.ledsant preparation as Stuart's Dyspepsia ablets, they give the overworked stomach juet the necessary assistance to secure perfect digestion without any of the harmful |- effects of cathartica and similar drugs.The: habit of taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Chief Agent \u2018for Leading British and Cohtinental Marine Companies.Many families consider Stuart\u2019s Tablets me BRITISH as essential in the house as knives and pl SRE RIAD § 3 TRRORS, : lôte, size fo ey comsjat entirely a natural diger- Frames.0%.ah.Bec our window.i inci without the e or char tive principle wlbou Ah ere no catbar GEO.R.MEASLEY, 2087 gt.Cathe.\u2018tic action, but simply go to work on the rine 8t., two doors eas eury.; ten and digest it.foe into account your bad habits and .the expense they entail and then invest 50 cents in a box of Stuart's Dyrpepala abs lets and vee if your digestion for the next -.QINION 6 referential! tar- - Eee ee neals js as necessary to he Exports.Imports.Registered Mail weak atomach\u2018as food itself, an indeed | \u2018 to get the benefit from food eaten.noth, : ing better and certainly nothing safer ca ONLY $3.90 EACH HIRTS TOORDER aranteed.1 ~~ Color Guaranteed.\"+ + Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.stood 108 in favor, against 6 not in fav th is not vastly improved.Mishel Herel Than NX Ail druasists refend Che money it ats of loan.\u201cThe property valu in the \u201cBak the clerk in dny drug store the name Tin games a : to ewre.Grove\u2019s signature |, waa $800,000, neo ost suoceusi atom \u2018 Met | .is ox essh box.oo oud it amounted %o bis WhO: oe me D will tay BANS aging Direstss: .- \u2014 _ : SC N : 28 EE .ewe .À ( + , .: - - : too .\u2019 .3 so\" A ° ty ?.LN "]