The Montreal herald, 30 avril 1901, mardi 30 avril 1901

[" à wwe.THE MONTREAL HERALD 94TH YEAR NC.IOIL MONTREAL TUESDAY APRIL 30, 190].TO-MORROW\u2014UNSETTILED, e Sun roes to-day at 4.51; ects at TOL ° \u2014 \u2014 RICE CNE OENT = x \u2014\u2014 \u2014_\u2014_ + \u2019 be sent out by the Fremch author! i.¢ Canadian Department of Xgri- \u20ac 7 \u201c48 prepared a diploma to mail to a.j¢ exhibitors entitled to receive an Trending the receipt of the orig M'MANUS M me FR Comp ~otinue to be voiced in re- WITH FOUL PLAY His Body Found in Canal This Morning With Mark of Blow on Right Temple.MONEY AND SILVER WATCH BOTH GONE Police Think He Was Assaulted and Robbed and Thrown Into the River.The body of Patrick McManus, aged 68, carter, of 331 Oliver Avenue, Westmount, was found in the canal this worn: g, aud the police expect to be able to sbow he met with foul play.He had a large sum of money\u2014some 375 or $lu0\u2014and a silver watch in his possession when he left home vesterday afternoon.These were not co the body when found this morning.There is a gash on the forehead.An will be held to-morrow.The police arg working on the theory that Mr.MManus was brutally assaulted and robbed and his body thrown \u2018nto tre canal mm the hape of conceaing the «rime.At halt-past seven o'clock this morning.owing to the water being very low n .he canal, some men crossing Napoleon Bridge noticed what looked very much like the body vf a man lying in the water.Chief ar Peace Masse of Mt.Henri was on the spot \u2018in a ew moments, and on examining Lhe remains found the marks of a heavy brow across the right temple, from which the blood had flowed freely over the face aud down on to the clothes.The body was at once removed to the morgue, where it was 1dentitied later on by Mr.Join MdManus as trat or his father.; His son stated that his father had left home with hic horse and waggon with the intention of dmving across the river.and that he was evidently on his wav 10 Victoria Bridge when he met his death.Foïore leaving he seemed in his usual good health.and his last act at home had fn to take some af the children around mauest the block cor a «hort drive Mr Me Manve had hved \u201cor some vears past with es > on and duushter On sear ne tae clothes of the deccased it was found that the large sum o: money he was in the habit ot currving and his Siver watch were gone.No one his vet been found who saw Mr.MeaManus after three o'clock vester- day afternoon, when he had lef: home.The horse and rz were found on the cana! bank.The detwtives think thar Mr MaManus may have gone ne a hotel and ralked about hi- manev and that he was afterwards atiacxeéd ani robbed RECORD BROKEN BY CLP.SHARES The Value of Common Stock, Increases $5,000,000 in a Short Time.Canadian Pacific shares again established high water mark.on the Stock Exchanue to-day ~eihing up to 103 12 in London, 10] New York, and 100 3-1 in Montreal.In the boom of February, 1900.when 119 was freelv predicted for the stock the highest price reacted was 102 1-2 in London and par in Montreal, on!y 100 shares changing hands here at that figure.To-day the trading was extremely active, and the bulk of the sales changed hands between J00 1-4 and 100 3-4 the local market closing this morning at 100 1-2.The advance has naturally created quite & sensation in the financial world, and bas given rise to any number of rumors of consolidations as well as to predictions that the stock 18 now on the road to fancy figures.At 101 Canadian Pacific's common stock fs valued at 265,650,000, which is à rise of 85,000,000, within a comparatively short time.gard to ae uncleanly condition of most of the lanes of the city.More than once has Ald.Lariviere, chairman of the Incineration Committee, had his attention called to the unsanitary state of most of these alleyways, but the absence of funds has this year, as beretofore, prevented his doing anything to afford relief.Indeed dissatisfaction has been accentuated owing to the appropriation for scavenging having bean cut down in the current estimates by $5,000.\u2018But the ceuse of complaint will soon be at an end,\u2019 added Ald.Lariviere.On the coming Saturday, it is hoped, all the lapee will be thoroughly cleaned.Next year we hope to arrange for sufficient money to muke two cleanings, one Immediately after the departure of the snow: say about the middle of or early in April and the other at the usual time in May, when all the house-moving has been accomplished.\u2019 Another reason for anticipating better things {a the future is the appointment of Mr.J.A.Laguerrier as superintendent of garbage removal.Mr.Laguerrier is an old-time resl- dent of Montreal, and, in his business as a contractor, has had loads of experience in the handling of men.Many {mpc \u201ctant buildings in this city were constructe! under his supervision, and while painting all the bridges on the C P.R.he had constantly ! undreds of men in his employ.\u201d 2 -\u2014 | SUSPRCT THE WIDO Y.Brantford, April 30 \u2014This morning the coroner's jury which bas been holding an inquest upon the body of Chas.White, who dird suddenly on Sunday.April * circumstances that warranted the bellet he bad died from poison, brought in a verdict finding that \u2018Charles White diced from belng poisoned with strychnine, administered.the Jury suspected, by the wife of deceased.\u201d | Mrs.White w Immediately placed der arrest by the police on the charge of murdering her husband removed to the county jail.| ASSISTANT TO MR, HAYS and E H.Fitzhugh Expected in San Francisco Shortly.| ! WILL ALLE PRESIDENT IN HIS PLANS FOR BUILDING LP SOUTHERN PACIFIC, | Sun Franciseo, April H0-The Call save: It is definitely learned that when FH Titzhugh shall arrive bers he will take \u201coffice in the Southern Pacifle as assistant to President Hays.Presidant mapped out a great deal of hard work and be ie figuring on able assistance from Fit7rrgh.In addition to improving the System.active steps will be taken at ance by the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific offleials combined to freeze out the North Great Northern from the Oriental trade.President a few weeks, The Southern Pacific tricks are reported In bad rondition in that State and Mr.Fays will study the sitnation primarily in making extensive improvements, CLASS DAY HONORS Mr FE.G.Place, B.A.of the Faculty of presided yesterday afternoon at the MeGi]l class day celebration which waa held in the Assembly Hall of the Royal Victorla Law, Calle ge, There wax a large gathering of the students, their relatives avd friends.The vinledictory addresses were delivered for the deraldas, arts.applid science and law foonltios hy Miss IT.A.Page.Messrs, \u201c11 SN.Williams, B.S, MeKenzie, BLA, and DD.SO OMoffzti, BA.respectively.To Mr J H.Copeman, arte, vis entrusted the re cord of the departing class, and Mr.A.R.NeMa x dozen pints .33 00 Per case of two-dozen pints 3 50 \u2014 |FRASER.VIGER &C0., IMPORTERS.\"ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, 307, 30 and 31 ST.JAMES STRERT, GOOD VALUE IN DESKS TEES & CO., 300 St.James St.Spon all these Mr.-Carnegie.bas aired hi opinions in print, so it is easy to sscertain what they are.; Cae Aq the day is approaching when Englishe men.ail the word over gather to do honor to their motherland, (always h joine ed by their fellow-subjects of every race)s and soon follows the anniversary upon Thich for more te SE ed their dorer sons a v 0- | tion to our late deeply lamented Queen, it has occurred to me that the facts might be by com a substituting for the usual ions from the great p- and authors extrects from the writings of Mr.Ca 8.If these es of t Ce we, + x, 4 te à à °° 3 Rad a + 215 inch Wide ceeess Snaps in the Millinery Dept.| TRIMMED MILLINERY\u2014Generally conceded to be splendid value at regular prices, therefore rare bargains at the Reduced Figures.Co - 10,15 and 25 Per Cent.off.\"For the convenience of shoppers we will have three tables prepared ; one\u201d containing Trimmed Millinery which has been reduced 10 per cent, another that will ion which has suffered a reduction of 15 per cent., and on tlie other displayed the Millinery which is being.offered at 25 per cent.below \u2018former prices.Take advantage of these substantial Price Reductions.0 CHIFFON HATS This is one of those instances where you will have to see goods, in order to « reciate their beauty and appropriateness, as well as their good value.ah : nF suc desirable shades as Pale Blues, Pinks, ow a splendid assortment in such .es, Greys and Blacks.FLOWERS! wins patronage.We point with pride to the quantity, of our stock.There's an eloquence to our prices that We { quality and variety SAILOR HATS LADIES\u2019 In best English Straws, rustic and plain from 45e to $2.25.UNUSUAL VALUE oe é\u2026.IN CHILDREN'S In all the prevailing styles and any size desired Reasonable in price.\u201cTailor-Finished Suits.We have had quite a demand for these suits, since the announcement in last Friday's papers that they were reduced from\u2019 below former prices.25 to 50 per cent.Tt is not wisdom to delay purchasing, for the assortment of patterns and sizes rre necessarily becoming smaller._ Sateen & Muslin Costumes A new line from $3.50 to $9.75 \u2019 Boys\u2019 Shirt Waists A variety of patterns 39c to $1.15 + \"Instances of Good Ribbon Values Colored Double Faced Satin Ribbon, in all the leading shades: .* 1 inch Wide .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.6c per yard 134 inches Wide .eccecvsccsccsvesss Sc per yard 3 inches wide org res sonsrerees sens 13C per yard 8 inches Wide ,udvesoverecorsscsees.19C per yard 4 inches Wide secesecsvccsoscesecssasZic per yard Colored double-faced Satin Ribbon, extra fine quality, in all the leading shades: 1 inch wide.cecaseceonessscicess IC per yard 134 inch wide.cereswrcsscesessses.14c per yard | 23-inch wide.coeserecvropsnress.20C per yard 3 foch Wide.cesiceccimsensness.30¢ por yard 4 inch wide.ceeoreressevsereses.39¢ per yard \u201cDresden Ribbon, with colored edge, the very latest thing for neckwear.1% inch Wide oe.cceeeveovecoceeses20C per yard 1% inch Wide eceececoecccrnserssess.35¢ per yard 4 : mci5c per yard Colored all-silk ribbon, in all the leading shades: 15 inch wide eesssves 4%cC per yard 1 inch wide .7c \u2018per yard 114 inch wide .10¢ per yard 2 inch wide .15¢ per yard 3 Inch wide .24c.\"per yard White and Colored Taffeta Ribbons, 4 inches wide, in all the leading shades, 29C and 33C yard.: Duchess Satin Ribbon, in all the leading \u201c shades, 5 inches wide, silk on one side and satin on the other: à splendid washing ribbon, @HC yard.Colored Satin, Baby Ribbon, in all shades, 26, 3%C and, 4C yard.; Embossed Plush Cushion Tops.The lowness of the price is a matter of com- - ment, and it is only possible because of the large quantity we bought.All the latest shades, and very hdndsome patterns, to sell at 49C each.Fancy Woollen Tea Cosies.In all shades, hand-made, for 13C.\u2018SILK CUSHIONS, filled with real down, 22 82.55 Saving Money on Groceries?Opportunities to do so are an every-day occurrence in our Grocery Section, FINEST DAIRY BUTTER, re- gularily sold for 21c Ib, here LO-MOITOW.0occesosecogee BEST LEMONS, regular 20c doz, To-MOITOW.\u2026.00.000c0nc0s CONDENSED MILK, regular I5 can To-morrow.can 16ic 12ic 10c « | BEST LAUNDRY STARCH, BEST DESSERT PEACHES 2 Ih.tins regular price 18c, here To-morrow, .tin 10c regular.6c 1b.To-morrow, Ib.44C C.B., LEMON SQUASH, regular - 35c 1 quart bottle T'o-morrow sresesecensc00c000 DOttle 25c The good work inaugurated by \u201c Reasonable Prices goes on, - SCOTOH TARTANS, in all the leading Clans, 40 inches wide, from Z3C to 59C.yard.Gpecial line NAVY and WHITH CHECKS, Too wide, 35C; 4 in.,39C; ae NEW COLORED LUSTRBS, in the following shades: light, mid.and dark greys, myrtle, mid, and dark navy, cardinal, cream, fawn, and brown.(See on St.Catherine .Street Window for the display of the above goods.) - Colored Dress Goods us of selling a uesirable quality of goods at - New Voile de Paris, in spot from 75 to 95C.pots and Also Plains, 89C to $1.65.stripes, TAFFETA CLOTHS, all wool, 42 in.in all the new colors, 55C gate to 79C.FRENCH FOULE, in \u2018all, the new colors, NAVY SBRGE, for sea-side wear, will not ckange color, 29C to $1.10 a yard.CHALLIES! New 8llk Stripe Challies, 27 inches wide, In blues, pinks, hello, mauve, etc., for 29C © yard.\u2019 Al Wool Challies, Jo inches wide, in Jight and dark \u2018ground, in a variet patterns, 45C yard.to y of pat Silks and.Satins The best and newest goods at prices that meañ economy for you.Three i lines selected to demonstrate these facts : SILK BENGALINE for Dress Trimmingp, i8| NEW DOTTED SILKS, in light and dark all the season's newest shades, including fawns, greys, bluet, cardinal, navys, browns, etc., a inches wide,.98C yd.grounds; blue and white, black and white, cardinal ahd White, white and blue, white an ack, white and cardinal, GOC yard.SAC to Satin Oriental (Soft Liberty Satin) 75c yd.All Popular Shades, 20 inches wide.| W.H.Scroggie, Corner St.Catherine and University Sts, ee + Desorator, Wall Paper, ste, - W.P.SCOTT, MONTREAL, ~~ ° 2428 St.Onthécino St.| > - 4 | lowed to stan | Yellowstone National THE MONTREAL TO HAVE THREE NEW JUDGES House Accepts Resolution Without a Dissenting Vote\u2014The 24th of May.Ottawa, April 30.\u2014 (Special.)\u2014There were twa matters of considerable interest to Montreal and Montrealers before the House of Commons yesterday.The public generally will be glad to know that the 24th of May, the Queen's Birthday, will be a legal and popular holiday in perpetuity.This will not only be a memorial to the late Queen, but will be a boon to ward to the day as the first summer holi- .\u201chose who have business in the courts in Montreal will be glad to learn that the three additional judges asked for by the Quebec Legislature two or three years ago will soon be appointed.Laat session a determined fight wus made against the proposal in the House and in the Senate, and was defeated in the latter chamber, Last night a resolution was again brought forward in the Houee, and was received without a dissentient voice.Other portions of the resolution gave rise to some discussion, but not one mord was said against the proposal to give Montreal the three judges which the ever-increasing business of the district requires.THE POPULAR HOLIDAY., Sir Wilfrid Laurier made the following interesting announcement arding the 24th of May, as he had pronised to do = \u201cI stated some time ago that 1 would make an announcement to-day upon the celebration of the 24th of May: The Government, 1.think, is right in -assum- ing that it is the general, if not the unanimous, wish of the people of Canada that the 24th of May, which has long been celebrated as a mational holiday, should continue to be observed as it was in the days of Queen Victoria, move that the order for the committee stage on the hill respecting Victoria Day standing in the name of the member for North rey be transferred from public bills and\u2019 orders to Government orders.\u201d This means that Dr.Horsey's bill will be treated as a Government measure and be passed into law.- DOWN ON TIIE C.PR.\u2018The House.went into committee on a bill: respecting the C.P.R., giving it power to build a branch from Tenlon ro Siiton\u2019s Landing, subject to the condition that a branch line mast be first built from Ten- lon to the Icelandic Settlements at Gimli and Arnes.This latter provision was in- eerted in the Railway Committee.Yesterday a strong effort wae made by the western members to have the further condition imposed upon the Canadian, l\u2019acific as a preliminary to the granting of this charter that it should build the remaining sixty miles of the Great North-West Central Railway in Asesipiboia and West ern Manitoba.Mr.Walter Scott (Western -Assiniboia) broached the subject \u2018first.He.pointed out that the Canadian Pacific had held this charter for some nineteen years, and \u2018that as a result of their delay in giving much-needed railway communication to a &plendid section of country the \u2018farmers were .threatening to leave.\u2018I'he hon.member admitted: that the proposal to make the building of \u2018this branch a condition to passing this bill was à radical one, hut.he thought the condition already inserted in the bill was a precedent.The line to Sifton\u2019s Landing would be very lit- .tle use for years, but the other \u2018one was a necessity now and had been for years, \u2018Hon.Mr.Tarte said it would be just as sensible for any member in Quebec to insist that the construction of a branch of the Canadian Pacitic in.diis courity he made a condition of granting a charter to Sifton'a Landing as to insist on the building of the Great North-West Central as à condition.He did not think that Parliament should saddle the company with everything which Western members asked for; Canada could not force the company to build everything in the West and neglect the East.He understood the company was going to build the Great North- West Central as soon as it could, but more than that the Government could not force it to do.; Mesars.Richardson (Lisgar), liver, Douglas, and Maciean supported Mr.Scott.Mr.MoUreary recognized the -jus- tice of the claims of the people who would be benefited by the construction of the G.N.W.C.Railway, but he thought wagld be unfair.to tack such a- condition on to the present bill.COERCION CONDEMNED.Mr.Bourassa referred to a 25-year old charter held by the Canadian Pacific Rail: way for the construction of a line for 100 miles north from Montreal, through Terrebonne and Labelle.the people had been trying to get the company to complete the line, especiall as railway communication was much needed.He would welcome any means to compel the completion of that dine bat he would be,ashamed to impose that as a condition Sor the granting of the.pre: sent charter.D ; Mr.Maclean told the House that if Mr.Drinkwater, who was acting in - Mr.Shaughnessy\u2019s absence, was properly approached he would give an undertaking.Mr.Scott suggested that the bill be al- for third reading, as a membèr of the House had an assurance from Mr.Shaughnessy that the remaining sixty miles oŸ the line would be built.Mr.Fortin stated that he wag informed by Mr.Drinkwater that no such pro- | mise had been made.The company was ready, however, to proceed with the completion of the forty miles: of the road.Sir Wilfrid Laurier counselled following the invariable rule of standing by the decision of the Railway Committed.\u2019 He get more by approaching the company in a friendly spirit than by imposing conditions.: .Mr.Maclean told the Northwest members to band themselves together and adopt Parliamentary tactics, by which mearis they would force the Canadian Pacific Railway to give them the concessions they desired.10 ; After two hours discussion the bill Yellowstone National - , Park.Competitors of the Northern Pacific Railway say the name Yellowstone National Park is one to conjure with, thus unwittingly bearing witness.to the wonders of that wonderful Wonderland.Next July the railways will make exceedingly low rates to San Francisco, as for example, 859.00 from Chicago, including return via Portland and N.P.& Go od see for ourself, California, Oregon ishington fontana, the cities of Portland, \u201cTacoma, Seattle, Spokane, Helena, Butte, &t.Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, and the Superiors, and last, but not | Park.If you will sent fo Ohas.S.Fee, St.Paul, Minn,, for an Epworth League map folder, you will see the necessity of buying your \u2018tickets for return via the N.R.as no other line çan offer you all these attractions or more than fraction thereof; We have the only rail to the Park.[ONTREAL DAILY HERALD, teste Ou er the thousands of city toilers who look for-.I, therefore, I it For ten years: was sure the pcople of the west would | least, {.Fg gh emt ad sands fo OTHER PRIVATE BILLS.On the motion to pass the bill to inode- porate the Canadian National Bank the inister of Finance refested to the objec: tion which had been taken Co the use of in Tork, then, Tm, « he company wi bave the name chan to tly Soverei was ink of Canada.bill passed this form.in Bills were also passod giving the right to carry on a wrecking business,\u2019 r to that given to the St.Lawrence Lloy to the Western Assurance Company an British America Assurance Company.THE ANCIENT FORESTERS, The next bill taken up was an act the object of which is to place the Ancient Order of Foresters within Federal jurisdic tion instead of Ontario jurisdiction.Mr.Ingram (East Figin), explained that although he personally saw no reason why the hill should pass he had been asked to move the six months\u2019 hoist by 295 members of the order.In order to make it clear in the future why he had taken such a position he read the correspondence which had been forwarded to him.In this it was set outthat tbe council of the order had acted beyond its responsibility, hastily and without eulightening the members of the oruer; and that the legislation asked for would result in a general increase in the rates charged for insurance.\u2018The Minister of Finance nolnted ont that the hon.member could make his motion on the third reading, \"2 it was, therefore, alllowed to stand.Af- RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.Im reply to Mr.Monk, Sir Wilfrid Laurier stated that the Government was not aware of any insufficiency in the number of railway mall clerks In the Province of Que bec.An additional clerk was, belng given to Quebec district.In Quebec district there were 20 clerks, with ten routes and 23 trains dally between termhal points.In Montreal distriet there were 44 clerks, with 12 routes and 30 trains.In Toronto district there were 74 clerks, with\u2019 24 routes and 58 trains.The statement that a bounty of $200 was granted to the head of a postal, district who effected the largest redue- tloh in expenditure, and tbat this wag ef fected to the detriment of the rallway mat: clerks, was nf true in any particular, WEST DURHAM CASE, \u2018The question of the West Durham elee- tlon came up when the House went lato committee on the Solleltor-General's bill to amend the Deminten Éjections Act.Mr.Maclean thohght that Parliament should give the seat to Mr.C.J.Thornton, the majority candidate, that being the only Race where real justice could be done.Parliament should pass a resolution stating that Mr.Thornton way the duly elected representative and give hitu his seat.This could be Jegally done by calling the return- Ing officer to the bar of the House ang obtaining from him the fact that Mr.Thornton had obtained a majority of 40 votes.\u2018Ihe Sollcitor-General declared Urat the: proposition to make the clause enacting that a certified¥iheque shall be a legal form of deposit retroactive was one which could not be considered for r nioment.The question, which was now pending In the Supreme Court, was whether Mr.Thornton was a candidate or not.One of the elec tion judges thought he was and the other thought he was not.Mr.R.L.Borden sald It was unfoyéu} nate that the returning officer should not lave returned one of the candidates, sealing that at least two gentlemen were sitting in the House whose deposits were made in the sume way as Mr.Thornton's had been.But while uot denying the right of the House to make Its legislation retroactive, he.thought Parliament would hold its band till the courts had uiven their decision, PREVENTING BALLOT FRAUDS.There was quite a lengthy discussion on the amendinents proposed to prevent the substitution of ballots and other\u2019 forms of fraud.As at present, the ballots will be printed on, paper supplied by the King's Lor.each constituency will be numbered on the back of the, stub and counterfoil con- secut{vely from one upwards, and put up In packets of 253, 50 or 100 to sult.It is.further proposed that om stub and counterfoil shall be placed the number of the voter book.If thls provision is adopted by the House the special stamp Which the return.Ing officer has to place on the back of each ballot will be discontinued.! Clerk of the Crown in Chancery, as a re- \u2018sult of the experience gained in the general elections, considers that the stamp Is a gicat deal of trouble without any çompen- sating advantages.The Initials of the deputy returning officer wlll, of course, continue to be placed on the back of the ballot.The Solicitor-General thought the special paper and the initials of the deputy would give enough security, but personally he favored the retention of the stamp.Sproule advocated the use \u2018of the st.mp as the eaxlest means of detecting a fraudulent ballot.After further discussion the Solicitor- General asked to have the clauses stand so that he might have re-drafted with a view to meet the ideas expressed.The bill stands for consideration: later.| SALARIES OF JUDGES.A resolution fixing the salary of the -senior Circuit Court judge at Montreal at $3,600 was passed without question.So was a resolution providing that one of the judges of the Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories shall be anpdinted Chief Justice \u2018at a salary of $5, .Mr.Maclean brought up the subject of a general increase in the salaries of judges of Superior Courts all aver the Dominion, He was willing to put himself on record as favoring a_substantial increase.Lt.-Col.Prior agreed with him and put in a plea for the judges of British Oolum- a.Sir Wilfrid Laurier said the subject was not new.Sir John Thompson had introduced a measure but withdrew it, for reasons which he did not state, but which presumably were that there were differences of opinion among the party.It was\u2019 the genera opinion that the salaries, fixed \u201csome forty years ago, were not sufficient, but conflicting opinions had been impressed upon the Government.It was urged that Canada should take example by England, where the judges were generoualy dealt with, but he doubted if the country would support this.If the salaries were increased it would be only on a mod: erate scale, and graduated in some way.It vas difficult to fix how this\u2019 graduatio: should be calculated, as it was suggeste that the judges in the larger Provinces had \u2018more to do than the smaller Provinces.The matter was one which was engaging the attention of the Minister of Justice, but he could not give any details of the scheme.Mr.Borden, speaking for Nova Scotia, raid the salaries of t Supreme Court judges there were inadequate to the talents required, the responsibilities of the position, and the manner in which a judge was expocted to live.He would be glad to give the most fav le consideration to any measure which the Government might see fit to bring down.Mr.Bennett argued in favor of reducing the number of County Court judges.| Bir Wilfrid Laurier reminded im that it was the Provincial islature which fixed the number of judges, all the Federal Government having to do being to appoint the judges and provide their salaries.The same cry of too many judges was heard Quebec, but the people eould not be ind to consent to the removal of their Jocal judges., 1 dock project hy printer to the returning officer, and those on the list and his number on the poll\u2019 The ¢ of ; fe three satitEe j ot \"he cd without a weed, creel was pase The House bef ey adjourned shortly ore SESSION OF THE SENATE.Ottawa, April 30.A 3 O'Donchue gave notice oF for J turn of the cations for the bridges over the Lachine Canal, .On the motion for the reading of the bill to amend the Su e hl Courts, Act, Hon.Mr.ot Bt Ki a atand in the absence r Mach ecsle Rowell'S .Hon.Mr.Miller sald the biH was a most important one, and he thought unsound In principle, As it was a public bill, the principle cannot be amended in committee, and fe thought tt should be considered In a fuller House.The bHI stood ower till Thursday.Before adjoyrnment, Hon.Mr.Lougheed Ruggested that the Supreme Court Act æhould be taken up on Tuesday.Hon.Mr.Mills said that he was not dis- pured to press the measure in case the sen- tin ent of the Hous was against it.To him it appeared a move In the right direction.The Government were the victims of all sorta of suits by Impecunious parties.They Tatainly ought to go as far as they go In gland, : 0 » \u2014 DRY DOCK AT ST.JOHN.Ottawa, April 30.\u2014(Specisl.)\u2014George Rob- ertron, of 8t.Jobn, N.B., who has been absent in England for the pant thirteen mcnths In connection with his scheme for the building of a dry dock at St.John, arrived here last alght.He came direct to Ottawa, staying over a day in Montreal, with a view of reporting the result of hia mission to the Ottawa authorities \u2018I am generally well matlsfied.\u201d said Mr.Robertson, on being seen by your correspondent (te-night.\u201c\u2018with the result of my visit to England.I have come to Ottawa for the purpose of making a report to the Government, and until T have done so I Cannot say anything on the subject.\u201d The Dominion Government ats the dry giving one per cent, on the amornt expended up to a milllan dollars, for twenty years.The City of St.John and the Provincial Government: of New Rrunswick have also voted subsidies to the euterprise.\u2019 i ; @Go00000000000000000000009 GENERAL NOTES.The Head Line new steamship Carrigan Head.Captain John Auld, arrived In poi yesterday from Belfast on her malden trip, consigned to Messrs.McLean, Kennedy &- Co.The Carrigan Head Is moqred at her wharf.at the foot of Marlthorough Street.Messrs, Elder.Dempster & Co, received a telegram yesterday afternoon from Ka ther Point that the steamship Ashanti had passed there at 3.15 Inwards jn tow of the ord Stanley, alded by her own steam.York fdr Glasgow, nirived out on Monday afternoon.\u2019 .The Manchester Line steamship Manches- er Montreal on April 28; The Hambprg-Amerlean Line steamship Drumgarth, from Portland, arrived at Hamburg on April 28, ; The Flder-Dempster steamship Lycin, Captain Howell Willilams,.salled from Bristol on Saturday for Montreal with 1,300 =*| tons of cargo.Th: Dominlon Line Royal and U.S.mail steamship Common .wealth sailed -from Queenstown April 26 at 1 a.m.with 89 saloon, 134 second saloon and 1,037 third-class pagsengers.' .The-steamship Manchester Trader -has -moved up to Windmill Point, where she Is recelving her general, cargo.on Thursday morning with a full general cargo and 388 head of cattle, The steamer Alexandria, of the Montreal & Rochester Transit Company, will arrive at her herth, No.1, 4 shed, canal basin, Wednesday moming, and.will leave Thursday at 3 p.m., instead of 12 noon, as formerly, for all\u2019 Bay of Quinte and River St.Lawrence ports, and Rochester, N.Y.The steamer has heen renovated throughout and made faster, having had néw loll ers put into her.New saloon staterooms accommodating 150: passengers have also Been added.\u201c Arrived\u2014Apri! 20 and 30.Steamship Carrigan Ilead, 4.300, Auld, Rel fast, April 15, McLenn, Kennedy & Co, genersl \u2018Steumship pool, April 18, H.& A.Allan.general.VESSELS IN PORT.7 \u201d Steamships, \u2018 Jacona, 1951, Ilndsay, R.Reford & Co.Moored at.foot of St.Sulpice Street, .Manchester Trader, 21368, Blake, Furness, Withy & Co.Moored at Windmill Point, Bellon, 1864, Mudie, R.Refoid & Co.Moored at the font of Rerfït Street.Amarynthia, 2612, Abernethy.R.Reford & : Co.Moured near C.P.R.elevators.Tiverton, 1629, Collingwoo@, McLean, Kennedy & Co.Moored at the foot of Jucques Cartier Square.Lake Champlain, 4110, Stewart, Dempster & Co, Moored at the fool of , Berrl Street.Assyrian, 1841, Dingle, F.Leyland & Co.foored_opposite the Customs House.Carrigan Hend, 4300, Auld, McLean, Ken.' nedy & Co.Moored at foot of Marlborough Streêt, : Wallace, H.& A.Allnn.Parisian, 3305, Moored at foot of Jacques, Cartier Square.KAISER LOSES HIS TEMPER Berlin, April 30.\u2014Dietrich Welland's attack upon Kmperor William at Bremen etill weighs heavily upon the Kaiser, who, whenever he comes to talk upon the sub- -ject, is said to lose his self-control.Count Von Baellstrom, premier «of the Reichstag, is reported to have told his friends recently that he had been highly shocked hy the Fmperor\u2019s extreme excitement and violent gestures when discuss ing the matter.ert THE BNCYCLIGAL FINISHED.Paris, April 30.\u2014A' Rome dispatch te the Patrie, publisied yesterday, says the Pope has finished \"hls encyelteal on the subject of anti-clerlcay measures In France, Spain and Portugal.Ft will probably be publish- cd in a fortnight.BONUSES IN ONTARIO Hespeler, Ont., April 30.\u2014Two muniei- pal by-laws were| voted on here yesterday.Ine was to grant a site to the Hespeler Furniture Company, who are about to \u2018establish a factory here, and the other to authorize the raising of $7,000 by way of debentures to pay the town indebtedness: on permanent improvements \u2018made last year.Both by-laws were carried almost without opposition, there being only one Vote cast against.* - ; Hanover, Ont., April 30.\u2014 Voting on two money by-laws took place yesterday, and were carried with sweeping majorities.The majority for the bonus of $10,000 to the Knechtel Furniture Company was 243 and for a $25,000 system of waterworks \u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014re\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE MONTREAL TERMINAL RAIL- \u2018WAY.Summer rates over the Montreal \u2018l'er- minal Rafiway go into effect on Sunday next.There can be no doubt about the company\u2019s intention of giving even greater satisfaction to its patrons during the coming season than it hes in the past, for the reason that a very large expenditure \u2018has been recently made by the company in increasing the carrying capacity of its ays- tem by the addition thereto of several large open ears.Commutation hooks and picnic rates may be had on application at the company\u2019s new officer, Temple Building, St.James Street, Telephone, Main 2033.&pecial attention given to Sunday school picnics.TURN THE KEY Our treatment for the Drink and Drug habits opens the door to a new life of joy.'t remain a drunkard\u2014we offer you a sure cure at small cost.Box 215, Oak- The Lakehurst Sanitarium, Betadlished over eight Write confidentially.ville, Ont.Limited.years.Allan Line steamer Assyrian, from New |\u2019 Shipper silled from *Manchester for | She will sal] | \"Parisian.3,385, Wallace, Liver- | .{ Elder, a | 9 10e PROCTOR S| =o The Popular Family entre CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE.&#J.K.Emmet and Loitie Gilson, Press Midriége, Conway and Leland, The Balleys.W.H.Clemart, Geo.Hammersmith, Rhosd's Marionettes, The Kalatechnoscope and Views of Travel.Box seats reserved.Tel.Up 2425.Special features for Ladies & Children.All Orchestra, 25c; all else, 106.Doors open at 1.30 and 7.30 p.m.daily.FRIDA RSA TWOGRABE CONCRÉTE\" AND HI $5 A .POPULAR PRICES -Seats now on sale at SHAW'S Music Store.ART ASSOCIATION, Phillips Square A Collection of Sketches In Oil and Water Colors \" by the late/ , CHARLES R.MOSS, R.0.A.Now on view at the gallery.Open daily a.m to p.m.WINDSOR HALL MDME.ALBANI With her London Co., will givean - ENGLISH BALLAD CONCERT Seats Now on Sale at Shaw's Piano and Music Store, 2274 St.Catherine Sreet.: \u2019 - PRICES\u2014\"765c, $1.00,\u201d $1.50, $2.00.Blair's Pills J TUHSDAY, MAY 7th.Great English Remedy for @ovi & Rheumatism Sofe, Sure, Effective.AI Druggists 400.and $L00 LYMAN SONS & CO, | BeonrTacaL EPPS'S COCOA GRATEFUL.COMFORTING, Distinguished everywhere for Delicacy of Flavor.Superior uality and Highly Nutritive roperties.Specially grateful and comforting to the nervous and dys tic.Sold only in 1-4 1b.tins, lled JAMES BPPS & co.td.Homæopathic Chemists, London, England.BREAKFAST SUPPER EPPS'S COGOA GY fa L ACADEMY | mitince Boruréar The Woril-Renowned HERMANN THE GREAY Accompanied by America's Famous Musical Family.Special Pricee\u2014ase, 50e, 75e and $L68 | Coming\u2014FRANOIS WILSON.THEATRE FRANCAIS \"Faux Matiness Monday.Thursday and Introducing the Smallest and Largest Actors, Comedians, Singers and Jaxcers on Earth.PRICRS\u2014I0, 20, 30 and 50e.No bigher.Next week\u2014 HUMAN EPI!DERS.\u201d THEATRE ROYAL noon & Bvg.This week.April 20.NIACO\u2019'S JOLLY GRASS WIDOWS.And the great French Duettists.Fauls and ka.Prices 10, 20 and Next week\u2014 THE SPAN oF LIFE TRADE SALE At Our Salesrooms, Nos.86 and 88 St.Peter Street.: ON WEDNESDAY, MAY THE 1ST, At 10 O'Clock A.M.DRY GOODS, lens and Worsteds, Underwear, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Rubbers etc.Also, at 11 o\u2019clock a.m., by order of the curators a& bankrupt stock of staple and fanoy dry goods, ready-made clothing, hats.and caps, smallwares, etc.Also\u2014(for account of whom it may concern) 1,000 dozen of assorted tles and bows.In lots to suit the city and country trade.Sale without any reserve.' \u2018 Liberal terms.\u201cA BENNING & BARSALOU, Auctioncers, Trade Sale At our Rooms, St.James Street, on .WEDNESDAY, May 1st At 10 O'Clock.General Dry Goods, Tweeds, Dress Goods, Top Shirts, Corsets, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Pantings, Suit- ings, Neckwear, Cashmere, Cottonades, Lace, Ribbons, Umbrellas, Flannelettes, Linens, etc.A large quantity of -goods damaged by fire and water, an A stock of BOOTS and SHOES Worth about $1.500.; A lot of Men's Felt Hats, Ready Made Clothing, Tailors\u2019 Trimmings, etc, etc.Also, Liquors, Wines and Groceries.No reserve and lots to the trade.Easy terms.} .MARCOTTE BROS.Auctioneers.\u2019 a When Love Dictates the letter and affection reads it, the medium is not necessarily so important, but In Business Your Stationery _is of Great Importance.\u201cOur famous Special Water- « marked papers \u201cRegal\u201d and\u201d gpl nds \u201cHercules,\u201d with Envelopes to match either line, stamp you as a person of 20th century ideas and prosperous business methods.If your stationer or lithographer is not up-to-date enough to handle these unrivalled papers, send here direct.Lowest quotations for quantities.The Barber & Ellis Co., Limited, Manufacturing and Wholesale Stationers, .TORONTO, ONT.- IT\u2019S ALL RIGHT! ~ That's what every body says abont our PICTURE FRAMING\u2014when It's not all- right we take pleasure 1s remeding the fault, .; - GEO.R.HEASLEY, .2087 St.Cutherine-near HBleury.\u2018Tel, up 1315.; Watch \u2018 We are careful that none but sound Lumber, Sashes, Doors, oto goes out of our establishment.- : ! U.PAUZE & SON Contractors.Lumber Dealers.Sash aud Door Factory, -|Jams, 7 \u2014FROM\u2014 Messrs.HUDON, HEBERT & CO°S Stock damaged by fire and water, THURSDAY, 2nd May, Next, .At Ten O'Clock, in lots to the trade and without any reserve.and bottles.English Marmalades, Scotch Pickles, Mustard, Olives, Herrings, Onions, Jellies, Sardines, Ketchup, Olive Oil, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Mushrooms.Table Delicacies, Macaroni, Peas, Sauce, Meat and Salad Dressings, Starch, Capers, Shrimps, Polish, etc., etc.; MARCOTTE BROS, Auctioneers.bal The ASSOCIATED BOARD 1, OF THE Royal Academy of Music and - Royal College of Music.PRESIDENT FOR CANADA, RT.HON.THE EARL OF MINTO.dai Examinations will be held as follows: Theory (paper work)\u2014June \u2018lst.Practical\u2014Between the i0th and 30th June.The exact dates will be duly announced.Entries close on May 1st.All information.syllabus, forms of entry, specimen theory papers, etc., can be obtained of the Hon.Local Representatives in each «centre, or from the Central Office, Room 3, 132 St.James Street, Montreal, \u2018ERNEST J.CHAMBERS, Canadian Secretary.THE BELL TELEPHONE CO, OF CANADA, Limited, Subscribers who are moving in May are reminded that in order to receive uninterrupted telephone service, it is necessary that the order to transfer be given AT ONCE.pink order Eis removal, of Tele Rone, will ound on each -Telepho: Directory.Fill out and return to phone D.C.DEWAR, Local Mana ger: Montreal, April 1Sth, 1901.THOS.SONNE, Sr, MANUFACTURER OF AWNINGS, TENTS, SAILS And Flags of All Nations.Wagon Covers, Horse Covers, _ ALL KINDS OF TENTS ON IRB | Tarpautins and Oil-Skin Clothing.Won 193 COMMISSIONERS ST., Cor.St.Sulpios St.- MONTREAL .Bell Telephone Main 1161, .FURS! FURS! that destroyod anne ber of buildings in our vicinity, an impression prevails amongst some of our customers that we also suffered in this respect.This fe not the oases.Weare in no affected by the fire.We aro even better equi ped than ever before TEE supply customers with.Sarat furs an the pure ohase of all kinds of Raw Furs, à v 193 St.Urbain Strest, Montreal, | .æ | a ee eee ns 05 .oo 11 Lu 494 8¢ Paul st, - MONTREAL oe Tr ed re .Saturdav, .\u201cTHB ROYAL LILNIPUTIANS\" in :be Bpees THE MERRY TRAMPS : Clothing, Gents* Furnighing Goods, Wool- - A large quantity of French goods in tins ; H.E.THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL, THE Sale of Groceries At Our Rooms, 69 St.James St, HIRAM JOHNSON, - w\u2014 C:tv and New York.\u2018Dever.and reason searched every co Department.Women Readers.for .PURELY FERSONAL.fer, son of Mr.Louis Payfer, 1279 No- x M.A., à graduate of tre Dame Street: and Mis Theodorena rr ada ber.of the Geological Hoauchamp, daughter of Mr.T.Beau- > ry 5 ill do work in the Boun.| champ, Rivard Street.Mr.Payler Ray district of \u2018British Columbia this sca- Was given a supper by his friends and pre- districs of Brita inlaw of Mr.B.(sented with a purse\u2019 containing $100.M.to .) A very interesting and pretty wedding M.Britton, M.P.COMING AND GOING.: Mrs.J.A.Taylor, Belfast, Ireland, is at the Queen's.0° - His Excellency Mgr.Falconio returned to Ottawa yesterday morming- D.F.Bennett, London, is at the Hall.Mr.George Ball, M.P., Nicolet, is at the Hall.» © .J.W.Loud, freight trafic man- gh the Grand Trunk, and Mr.Jéhn Pallen, general freight agent G.T.R., have returned from the West.Among the guests at the Windsor are Mr.R.fr.Pope, M.P., Cookshire; Mr.HL: Frank, Butte, Mon.; and Mr.E.Shaw, New York.Mr.Owen Sullivan, son of the late Mr.A.M.Sullivan.the distinguished Irish litterateur and member of Parliament, and nephew of Mr.T.D.Sullivan.was among the arrivals by the Parisian vesterday.Amongst the passengers landed yester- dav by the Parisian at Montreal waa the English occulist, Pamelt Manns, who was journeying to Toronto before crossing to uffalo, where she begins a tour of the States.She hopes.on her return, to spend some time in Canada.\u2018 IN SOCIAL LIFE.\u2018 Mr.and Mrs.Colin Campbell have returned from Toronto.=~ : Mr.and Mrs.H.Vincent Meredith have returned from Toronto.: Miss Ethel Bate has returned to Ottawa from Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.J.Cassit Hatton, have returned from the West Indies.Major and Mrs.Sims are: the guests of Mr.and Mrs.George McMurich, Toronto.\u2019 Miss Duncan, Sherbrooke Street, who has been staving in Atlantic City, has re- .turned to town.Mrs.Porteous, Miss Porteous and Miss Drury are guests at the Queen's Hotel, Toronto.; 20\" Mrs.Bernard, of Collingwood, who has spent the winter in town, leaves this week for Toronto, en route home.: Miss Ethel Macrae.Union Avenue, has returned irom a pleasant visit to Atlantic Mr.William Forbes, who has been spending the last two months in Portland, Maine, is in town for a few days.Invitations have been issued for an afternoon tea on Wednesday, May the first, \u2018by Mrs.Drummond,874 Sherbrooke Street.Much to the regret of her many friends Mrs: R.L.Macdonell does not expect to come out to Canada for the summer as was intended.\u2019 ; After spending a few days in Ottawa, Miss Flora Kittson.and Miss Ethel Armstrong, go to Berthier-en-haut, where they will make a short stay.Mr.and Mrs.Claude Pangman, formerly Miss Lily Murphy, on their return.irom their wedding: trip, will \u2018take up their residence -on Metcalte Street.Tlie marriage\u2019 of Miss Gertrude Price, eldest daughter of Mr.Herbert M.Price, Montmorenci Falls, Quebec, to Mr.James Hannett Düunn, oï Montreal, has been ar- \u2018ranged to take place in the late summer.- Captain and Mrs.Norman Leslie, who fpent their honeymoon in the West Indies, have been at the Windsor for the past few days returning from St.John, N.B., where they visited Senator and Mrs.Captain Leslie's leave is up and he returns with his bride to Kingston tomorrow: morning.: ' .The marriage took place this morning n St.Peter's Church, of Mr.Albert Pay-.LACE HOUSE, 2431 St.Catherine St.Collars Real Lace and Duchess 81.50, $2.25 and 83.25.Also Superior Style in Trimmings Applique Laces, White and Black.M.M.SKIDDY, Proprietor.Vapo-Cresolene is the vapor of Cresolene.You put the Cresolene in the vaporizer, then light \u2018the lamp just beneath.When the vapor rises, you inhale it.What is Vapo-Cresolene?It's something like carbolic acid, only muc more powerful.It kills all germs of disease and, heals inflamed membranes, It's the perfect cure for whooping-cough.Nothing equals it forasthma, catarrh, hay fever, colds.3 Vapo-Cresolene is sold by druggists everywhere.\u2018The Vaporizer and Lamp, which should last a lifetime, and a bottle of Cresolene complete, $1.50; extra supplies of Cresolene 25 cents and so cents.Illustrated booklet containing physicians\u2019 testi.ushers, Mr.W.B.Blac \u2018real, were among the guests.; .dinyer at Government House on Saturday: took place at two o'clock this afternoon in the Church of St.James the Apostle, the rector, the Rev.Canon Ellegood offi- ciatiqg when Miss Bertha Hall, formerly of the Victorian Order ot Nurses Home in Ottawa, was married to Mr.Thomas Courtney Shillington of Glennation Towers, Strandtown, Ireland.The bride who, looked very charming in white satin, with a bouquet of white roses, was given away by her brother, Mr.A.Rives Hall.| 2 »maid of honor was Miss Bessie Hall e, in a .gown of yellow and black.The, est man was Mr.S.Arnold Boles and the Nelles, and Dr.W.Go the wedding a pleasant t residen Led out street, where Mr.and Mrs.Shillington réception was Mrs.Hall, 33 received congratulations.In the evening the bride and groom left for a trip to different Canadian points and will sail.from New York for Ireland about the end of May.\u2018Many beautiful presents were received by the bride.OUT OF TOWN NOTES.Mrax MeDowall Thomson, of Toronto, gave a pleazant luncheon for Lady Laurier on Saturday.A Lady Laurier and Miss Isabel Green- ghields, returned to Ottawa from Toronto on.Saturday night.Miss Armstrong, of Milton Street, and Miss Kittson, now of Ottawa, were among the guests at a charming tea given on Sat: | urday by Mrs.Remon, Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.Mann, Toronto, save ' \u2018at MeConkey's, on Saturday ht, when Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Ogilvie, Mias Porteous.( Montreal), Col.Whitehead, Mr.Stikeman, and Mr.James Ross, of Mont- General and Mrs, O'Grady-Haly, Mrs.Andrew Allan.Mr.and Mrs.Montague Allan, Mr.and Mrs.A.T.Ivie, Mrs.stewart Houston, and, Major Straubenzie were among the guests at a luncheon given last week at the Hunt Club, Toronto, by Major Stimson.The following ladies and gentlemen were invited to meet their Excellencies at The Premier of Ontario and Mrs.Ross, Mr.and Mrs.Walter Beardmore, J\u2019 oi Ramsay and Mrs.Wright, Mr.and Mrs.Patteson, Mr.and Mrs.Stewart Houston, Colonel and Mrs.Delamere, Major and Mrs.Myles, Mr.and Mrs.Bristol, Mr.and Mrs.Hume Blake, Miss Homer Dixon, General and Mr«& O'Grady-Haly, Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Allan, Colonel Biscoe, Mre.John DD.Hav, Miss Hendrie, Miss Strange, Colonel Wilson, R.C.A, and Colonel Drury, R.C.A.On Saturday, the closing day of the Toronto Horse Show, the gowns were re- markahly handrome.Her Excellency the Countess of Minto was handsome gowned in black at both afternoon and evening performances.Her evening costume was a renaissance lace over-dress, and dessous of black, with transparent yoke and sleeves.She wore a bunch of sweet lilies of the valley on the corsage, and =ome beautiful diamonds, a sequin toque ornamented with \u201cblack plumes, and a lovely white boa.Lord Minto accompanied Her.Excellency, attended by Cuptain Bell, A ILC, Captain Graham, A.D.C.Present also in the Government House box at both performances were: Miss Mowat, in a graceful black and white gown, and black and white hat, Mrs.Mowat, also in black, touched with white, and black hat, and \u2018lieut.* James Elmsley, A.D.C.Mrs.Andrew Allan was tastefully gowned in black luce over black, and a becoming white tulle: toque, and lovely, white feather boa.Miss: Doris apd Miss Haze] Allan wore pretty white frocks, blue sashes, and black hats, garnished in blue and black plumes.Mrs.Colin Campbell wore a stylish white and black taffeta, touched with black, and a lovely .pale\u2019 blue chiffon \u201cturban.Mrs, Alec.\u2018Allan was in a beautiful white crepe de chine, richly trimmed in black lace applications, violets making the.finishing touch to the corsage, a white tûlle turban ornamented in black, and an ermine col- larette.Mrs, Montague Allan wore black and white, and a pretty hat of blue and white with pink roses.Mrs.Gordon Owler wore violet crepe with guipure, a white cloth cape, and white toque.Miss Hall wore brown and white, Mrs, A.T.Ogil- vie, black and white, and hat to match.WOMEN\u2019S CLUB CLOSES The Art and Literature Department of the Woman's Club held a final meeting yesterday afternoon in order to - finish their course on Tennyson.\u201cQueen Mary\u201d was analyzed und discussed.- Y.W.C.A.CLASS SOCIAL On Friday evening the closing of th TW.educational classés \u2014 cele brated by a very enjoyable social, attended by between 175 and 200 guests.Mra.J.FI.Stevenson presided.The singing class.gave two selections and.members of the clocution cluss recited.Mrs.JE.Stevenson, Miss Finley apd Miss Ten.ney all made very pleasant remarks and freshments were served at The end of the programme.A tn ee MAKE A MOVE.~The officials of the Health Department are now back in their old quarters at the City Hall, which, though uncompleted, are still sufficiently monials free upon request.Varo-CRESOLEME Co, 180 Fulton St, New-York, U.S.A.tar advanced for occupation.\u2018 : LA on Byers.After | Mr.James Ross\u2019 Gift to the Little \" Onfario Town.TENDERS WILL 88 OPENED IMME DIATBLY ON HIS RETURN TO GRONTREAL\u2014SITD SBLECTED.Lindeay; Ont, April 30.\u2014Mr.James Ross, president of the Montreal Street: Railway, who some time ago generously offered to build a howpital here if the town would maintain it, arrived in town yesterday by special train, and with Mr.Andrew T.Taylor, of the firm of Taylor & Gordon, Montreal, inspected and approved the site, after consulting with the local ardhitect, Mr.White, and others.: Mr.Ross intimated that the tenders would be ned on his return to Mdnt- real, and the contract awarded at once.Mr.Ross left in the evening for the East by special train.; NATURAL HISTORY \u2018THE _LAST OF THE MONTHLY MEETINGS HELD LAST NIGHT.At the Natural History Society rooms Jast night the week.y meetings of the winter season were ended with un exceedingly interesting evening.A paper on \u201cMont- rea) à \u201d was \u2018tread by Rev.Dw.Campbell, and thirty-nine specimens exhibited.An illustrated talk on a visit to New Zealand in 1885 was given by Mr.Alexander Robinson.Some recent methods of investigating the nervous system and their results was.discussed by Prof.Wesley Mills.CANAL BASIN WANTED THE CORN EXOHANGE WANTS THE GOVERNMENT TO CREATE ONE.The committee of management of the Corn (Exchange, at a meeting yesterday, decided \u2018to urge upon the Department of Public Works: the creation of a new canal basin by the construction of an.embankment from the guard pier at Windmi.l oint.created by the resignation oi Mr.A, G.MeBean was*tilled by the appointment of Alr.Adam G.Thomson.\u2018 UNFOUNDED BUBONIC SCARE PATIENT ON THE STEAMSHIP PARISHAN HAS THE- MEASLES.A sick passenger, who caused wild rumors of bubonic plague to ethanate from the steamship Pirisian, has been: i~olated and his siokhess pronounced measles by Dr.Laberge, city.health officer.The man became il] dfter the ship left Quebec with & clean bill of health.GIVE DEGREE OF LL.D.Kingston, April.30.\u2014(Spe«dal.)\u2014/The degree of LL.D.will be conferred on BP.CG.Me- Gregor, Almonte, registrar of the County of Lanark, by Queen's University.Mr.Me- Gregor graduated from the college in 1808 and has always been a etaunch friend of Queen's.He awus for many years principal | of Almonte High Schobl, He is in the city now.« : \u2019 .£3,000 TO HIS FAMILY.Toronto, April 30.\u2014The C.IR.bas con- fented to pay the family of George Lums- den, of Nmith'y Falls, the engineer who dled as a result of an accident to thé Mont- 1Cai «Apress., of which he was the engineer on March 15, at St.Polyearpe, the aum of 3.0m), divided ax follows: The whlow $-00, cldest child $600, second child $350; ymaugert child $1,050.Co UMBRELLAS.° It will not require to rain or even be cloudy to-morrow to make us busy in this section at The S.Carsiey Company, Ltd.The «large assortment, together with the prices, are such that no lady or gentleman should neglect.\u2014adv.: t \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THE CARSLEY RESTAURANT.Try a meal at The 8.Carsley Co., Ltd.Restaurant.Gentlemen and ladies dine here with, as much pleasure: as in their own homes.The food is the best obtainable.The service ls prompt and everything about the -place \u2018is scrupulously clean.\u2014adv.| tee SPECIAL RATES TO BUFFALO.Toronto, April 40,-\u2014+Spetdlals-The Cana dian Passenger Agents\u2019 Assoclation met here yesterday to discuss.apecial rates from poluts west of niuzston to Buffalo.Every Toesday in May and June there will be a\u201d specla) tate of 1 cent pee mile from points within one hundred miles of Buffalo and three-quarters of a cent per mille for greater distances.+ Tlekety Ixsued from points from 275 to 400 mtled distant will be good for three days.| THE WORLD'S 1DEAL.\u201cThe Steinway piano ix the noblest musical instrument ever «emgned and constructed by man.It \u2018is acknowledged \u2018to be such in every part of the world.It has excited and maintained the admiration of all \u2018the great musical masters who have lived during the \u2018last half \u2018century.is above comparison with any other piano.The very cost of the raw material Jf which it is built is double that of any other piano.mo its construetion still further enhances the difference in its actual cost\u2019 over other good piano\u2019 It follows thit with its incom- Farable artistic greatness, and tte sur- trassing durability, it is for people of even moderate means the most desirable piano to purchase.Splendid stock of latest Stelnway pianos nov in warerooms.Lind- say-Nordheimer Co., 2306 St.Catherine Street.\u2014Adv.\u2019 A vacancy on the board of examiners | The Steinway is above competition as it |, \u2018The cost of the artintiz labor «put \u201cupon i PA \u201cWHAT IS THE MATTER.WITH THE.CHURCM 7° During the past ten years a large amoust of space in \u2018magacine and newspaper has been survendered to the discussion of the roblem of the modern church.The book s'rogeiion ai the question oleh ak ition\u2019 question so often - ed, \u201cWhat is the matter with the ureh?\u201d The author, Rev.F.8.Root, & séries of brief chapters, endeavors to answer that question with fearlessness and perfect candor.Having been a tor of city churches for some years and com: pelled to face the very problems suges while at the same time a student of soci problems, he possesses practical knowl edge of the topics discussed.In reality the work is optimistic, though unhesitatingly frunk in deali with the present status of th >\" \u2026ristian Church.\u2014 Press, New York.) .{ y EFFECTIVE FANS Every one nowadays wants a fan as a finishing touch to her costume, apart from its us&Œulness, and every style, from the most expensive painted by Walthau or) Bouger, to the Japanese, that one buys fos 23 cents at the bargain counter, can be \u2014 FINE FURNITURE Beautiful Assortment of Parlor, Dining- room, Bedroom and Library Furniture.cents up, accoi to the quality of the rial, or the ness of the sticks.The ivory sticks are the cheapest, and to hide their plainness can be decorated with Monogram fn dit Sn tbe der whist ool monogram in gilt on the side ich wi add to Te effecti and, il offered as a gift, to its value.Then with a twenty-five cent box of gilt, silver or jet nequins, bought at a notion counter, a most ¢ ing can be made Take » plain white satin fan, draw a flight of > teefl ies cross it, then qudline and | an with silver sequins, and wi a thick border of sequins at the top and bottom next the sticks.A glittering decoration will be the result, especially if gilt sequins are used on a black nd.Another rather bizarre but pretty effect was produced by a pink satin fan very closely studded with variegated sequins or iridescent shades, sewed on: without design or order at the top.Next the eticks was a band of black lace covered thickly with the same sequins.Another pretty and ic- expensive decoration only requires patience \u2018and fine sewing, and one can utilize odds and ends of lace, winte, bla=k or ccru, that one may happen to have.= Baby Carriages, prices from #6 to 340.Go-Carts, from $1.50 upwards.Come and see our line of Top Desks is the best in Montreal.Our stock of Roll and Flat See our display of Meral Red- steads.White Enamel Iron Bed, brass trimmings, for $3.30.We sell a beautifal CARPETS nu: H.A.WILDER & CO.« Bp sure you see our stock of Carpets, English Oilcloths, Lace Curtains, Portieres, &c.CARPETS RIL, 8, 1801.+ 1837 NOTRE DAME\u2019 ST.2080 NOTRE DAME ST.To buy well is to buy from | us, the only Carpet Spec- ialistin Canada.See our New Effects, CURTAINS, DRAPES and SHADES, Store and Office Shading a Specialty THOM AS LI GGET, | | 2474.2476 ST.CATHBRINE ST, BMPIREBE BUILDING, .Boll Telephone Uptown 956.7 Mouse rer AL i PU TEA OI 0 IY, de A amoagne Gf SIH PT £ Fleurs 2 Fao de /a Ryissanc® Spécialités Pour: Cocdonnenes reliure lapisseries es + aa Lape euve de « Vermine zet \\ a Li ps Û Ë pi terrain oe\u2019 k ui Pr \u2018 y N TIN w wr iL | SIGNS and LETTERS We Make and Import all the Desirable Stylos : Whitel Enamel, Gold Brililant, Scintillatings, Aluminum Glass, Brass, Chipped Glass, Etc., Etc.THE MARTEL STEWART CO.' 678-676 ORAIG STREET, Montreal.OUR PRICES ARE LOW.' qualities and perfume, used for Ottawa Factory \u2014224 BPARKS STRBET.\u2018The Dominion Fiour Paste Co.C.GREAVES, Manager.This paste is recognized as belng the strongest, the best to préserve itself, the most agreeable to uso on account of its berfume.It is proof agninst all vermin and insects.It is employed with great advantage in shoe-makiug, for chapping, box-toes, innersoles, counters, etc., etc.etc.It 18 used by book-binders, it being the strengest and drying the quickest.It is used by paper-hangers for its hitewas .It Is the best also for pasti DE Or praned goods, etc., etc.) Bree ll.«en.427 Maisonneuve St.FACTORY in rear.370 Champlain St.MONTREAL, CANADA.Bell Telephone, Kast 1294.The Best Is the Cheapest.Price\u2014114, 114, 2, 3 cents per 1b.By \u2014 FRANK NORRIS.[A Man's Woman CHAPTER VIII.Then It became terrible.Alone there, In the darkness, and in the night, Bennett went down into the pit.Abruptly he mecmed to come to hiinself\u2014to realize what he had done, as if rousing from a \u2018nightmare.Remorse, horror, self-reproach, the anguish of bereavement, the Infinite regret of things that never were to be again, the bitterness of a vanished love, self-contempt too abj for expression, the beart-breakinæ grief of the dreadful might-have-been, none by one, he knew them all.\u2019 One dy one, like the slow accumulation of gigantic burdens, the consequences of his folly descended upon him, heavier, more Intolerably, more inexorably fixed with every succeeding moment, while the light of truth er of his mind and his doubt grew and hardened into certainty.\u2019 oT It.ly Rennett could have believed that in spite of what had happened Lloyd yet loved .him he could bavo found some ray of light e in\u2019 the darkness in which he .som saving strength to bear the weight of his remorse and sorrow, but tow, just In proportion as be saw clearer and truer he saw\u2019 that he must look for no help in that direction.Be- CATAÏRE CURE \u2026 200.eals tbe ulcers, clears the aig eS eas .au die spree, Biome or Dr, .ines Co, Date WFR F ° \u2019 iil a .ee > ; > + 1 : ing what Lloyd was, it was impossible for her, even though she wished it, to iove him now\u2014Jove the man who had broken her! The thought was preposterous.He remembered Searly that she had warned him of just this, ] 0, that, too, the one sweetness of his rugged ito he must put from him as well\u2014had al- Teady and of his own accord jut from him.OW go on?Of what use now was ambition, endeavor and the striving to attain great ends?The thread of his life was snapped, bis friend was dead, and the love of the one Yoman of his world.For both he wes to blame.Of what avail was it.now to continus his work?Ferriss was dead; who now.would stand af \u2018his aide when darkness thickened on ahead and obstacles flew across the path and death overhead hung poised and menacing?Lloyd's love for him was dead.Who now to bid him godspeed as his vessel's prow Swung northward and the water widened in her wake; who now to wait behind whon the great fight wus dared agalu, to walt behind and watch for his homecoming, and when\u2019 the mighty hope had been achieved, the goal of all the centuries attained, who now to send that first dearest welcome out to him when the returning ship showed over the crossireda 1a\u201d aly ing rom; Ue, decks to her n e ro - an immortal! triumph?\u2019 Now, that triumph wag: never.to be.for him, Ambition, too, was deed; seme other was to win, where.now he could but lose, to gain where now he could but.fall; some bther stronger than he, more resolute, more determined.At last Bennett had come to \u2018this, he who once had been so !mperial in the consclousness of his power, so arrogant, un ising.Beaten, bedten at last, how, and why, not by the enemy he had so often raced and dared, not by any power external to bimseilf, but by his very self's self, crushed by tho engine he himself bad set ih motion, shattered hy \u2018the recoil qf the very force that for so long had dwelt within himself.Nothing in all the world could have broken him but that.Danger, however great, | could not have cowed him, circumstances, however hopeless, could not have made him despair, obstacles however vast, could not have turned him back.Himself was the only enemy that could have conquered.His own power the only one to which he would have yielded, and his fate had so ordered It that this one enemy oft all others, this one power of all others, had turned upon and rent him.The mystery of it! The terror of it! Why had he never known, how was it he had never guessed, what was this ruthless monster, this other self, that for so long had slept within his flésh.strong with his better strength, feeding and growing blg with what he fancicd was the best in him, that tricked him with his noblest emotion, the love of a good woman, lured him to a moment of weakness, then suddenly and without warning, leaped at his throat \u2018and struck him to the ground?: He had committed one of those offences which the law does not reach, but whose sunishment is greater than any law can rfllet.Retribution had heen fearfully swift.Hin career, Ferriss and Idoyd\u2014am- bition, friendship and the love of a woman had been a trinity of dominant impulses In his life.Abruptly, almost ln a single Instant, he bad lost them al, had theth away.He could never get them back.Bennett started sharply.at was thls Kills Bed Bugs one application of LYONS\u2019 Liquid Bug Poison does the work.Cost asc.à large bottle.Your money back if not satisfactory.At druggists and grocers ' : a Poe .6 : .: vo v, | 4 so mint aunt pis Gear from his nant { rrown |.\u2018 on his cheek, what was this that suddenly dimmed hin eyes?Had It actually come do this?And this was he\u2014Bennett\u2014the same No, it was not the same man, \u2018That man was dead.with the vinlence of émotions that seemed to be tearing his leart to, pleces.Lost, lest \u2018to him forover.Bennett bowed his head upon his folded arms.Through hin clenched teeth his words seemed almost \u2018wrenohed from him, each word.an agony.\u201cDick\u2014Dick, old man, you're gone, gone from me, and it was I.who did It; .and Lloyd, abe, too\u2014she\u2014Ggd halp me!\" Then the tension snapped.The great mossive frame shook with grief from head to heel, and the harsh, angular face, with its sallent jaw and hard uncouth Jines, was wet with the first tears .he had ever known.He was roused at length by a sudden movement on the part of the dog.Knmiska had risen to her feet with a low \u2018growl, then as the gate Iateh clinked she threw uh her head and gave tongue to the night with all.the force of her lungs.Ben nett atralghtened up, thanking fortune that the night.was dark and looked ahout him, A figure was coming up the front walk, \u2018the gravel erunching under foot.It was the figure of & man.t the foot of the steps of the veranda he paurned, and an Bennett made a movement turned fn his direction and maid: .\u2018Is this Doctor Pitt\u2019 house?\u2019 - Bennett's reply was down.d In the clamor of the og, but the other seemed to arderstand, for he answered: \u201cI'm looking for Mr.Ferrise\u2014Richard Ferrisa of the Freja: they told me he was brought here.\u201d + Kam!ska stopped her barking, saiffed once or twice at the man's trouser legs: tten in brusque frenzy of delight, le against \u2018him.Moking his hands, dancing : t him on two legs, whining and yelp- ng.; Bennett came forward, and the man tharged hia position so that the light from the half-open front door shone upon his ace.2; \u201cWhy.Adter!* exdaimed Bennett: \u201cwell, where did you come from?\u201cMp.Bennett 1 aimogt shouted who-had cémmanded the Freja expedition.He ground his\u2019 teeth, shaken.little short of heatitude.© man was actually trembling with hapren™ Words failed him, aid as with a certain clumsy fendernoes De Clusped Bennett's hnud In bot 'n, his -thaie cf ieee i ees.time chlef saw the be Maybe 1 ain't glad to see you, - I thought\u201d yon lind gone awny\u20141 aint know where\u2014I\u2014-1 didn't know as 1 wae ever going to mee you agnin.' ) | asset Ously glad to spe Adler than was Adler to rce te unett.He stemmered, he confus hiigescif, he shifted Ms weight from one fcot to the other, his even dancet, he laughed, and choked, he droppet hie cap, his joy waa that of a child, unrestrained, unaffected, as genulne as gold.When they trined back to the veranda he cagerly drew up Bennett's chaly for him, hi« cyes never leaving his face.It waa the \u2018quivering, inarticulate affestion of a dog for is ms- tev, falthfy, submissive, \u201cunquestioning, happy for hours over à chance lonk, a Kind word, à touch of the hand.To Adler's mind it would have beeen n priyitege and an honor to have died for Beanett: why, he was hia chief, hin king, ni who could not do wrong.Bennett.conld have alain him where he stood and Adler weuld «till have trusted him and worshipped him, ot al dler mould not alt down until Bennett had twide ordered him to do so, and then he de ted himself in A ncar-by chair, in as uncomfortable a poxitioh as he could devise, allowing only the smallest fraction of bis hody to he supported as a mark of deference.He remained pncovered, and from time to time nervously saluted.But Siddenty he romembered the object of his (To be continued.) @ | es and abrolute oure for each and every form of itching, bleodingand protruding pilos, the manufacturers havo guaranteed it.tos monials in the dally press and ask your neigh- what thoy think ofit.You can use it and Jour money back if not cnred.Büc à box, at qalers or EnmansoN, Barts & Co.Toronto, To ve to that Cnados Sirona ie orto aT * + FOR WINDOW.(labels) on | herself had heen no less (remu- | his god, hia master - \"HE S.CARSLEY CO.\" Notre Dame 6¢.Monireal's Greatest Store.30ch.3901.SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS | _ Bright and besutiful Wash Fabrice fi every Counter In this sectice.Naquislts Organdies, Dimitien, Swisste, Mousseline de Venise, Marceiline, Coloniat Pique, Diaper Duck have place of honor to-day in The Big Store, superb things for Summer Costumes.\u2019 + \"Colored Fabrics White Fabrics cee 220 White Point Maltese Muslin .New Qreapdy Muslins.\u2026\u2026.Organdy Muslins, / Lace Effect .24c White Bwiss Embroidered Muslin.New Dimity Muslins., .28¢c White Swiss Gauge .Fancy Pongee Satin.eee.ress.350 White Mousseline de Venise cesssees English Dreas Sateens 18c , White Scotch Nainsook .2 Scotch Gingham .cce00000000000.25C White Marcelllne Muslin .sessed .2lC New Gingham Braid Pffects .25¢ White Victoria Lawn .sesscconereses IOC Now Zephyrs .cocvqeoenrcaveces.20C White Crest Basket Duck .Tartan Plain Gingham .c.cc.c0 Seones 13e White Colonial Pique .© Scotch Zephyrs .cocenseens.vensenanan 25c White Irish Diaper Duck oc.' \u2018 * .\" + New Perle-finished Rainproof Serge, in all the newest shades, will not shrink, spot or cockle.Special.38C New Amazone Cloth, bright, smooth finish, all wool and choicest colorings, 42 inches wide.Special.ccvevueen.48C ; New French Voile de Paris, one of the popular materials for afternoon and evening dresses, 44 inches wide.Special.D sesssscassecencsess.'T0C ; \" res Jackets and Costumes .- Ladies\u2019 Suit in fine quality Eskimo Cloth; the Jacket is made double- .breasted, very short, lined through silk, skirt lip- ed percale and velvet Ladies\u201d New Spring Jacket, in best quality of fawn, box cloth, perfect fitting, new flares sleeves revers trimmed with appliqué over a foundation of gold cloth, lined bound.Special price.H through Dresden silk, best ve ee ee.- 816.i value at .812.75 816.00 .Ladies\u2019 Suit, in black - Ladies\" New Tallor- English cheviot, all wool serge, jacket made Eton style, silk facing revers, lined neersilk, skirt made new style, back box seams, lired percale well - tailored.Special price.\u2026 \u2026 .$18.75 WHITEWEAR 33 1-3 p.c.off It bas seldom been.our privilege to offer , such .an exceptional made Spring Jacket, in black broadcloth, extra finish, silk facing revers, silk velvet collar trimmed with silk piptng, new flare sleeves lined through heavy black and white striped satin, a very smart Jacket for 813.7 & SUMMER HOSIERY Ladies\u2019 Plain Cotton Hose, full fashioned, bargain in Ladies\u2019 fast dye, all sizes.Whitewear as this one.Specialy .16C pr.This underwear is the Ladi extra quality Spring samples of a black Cotton Hose, - large Manufacturer who naturally wished eplic feet, full fash- to foned} all sizes.\u201d Spe- make a clean sweep of cial.d .\u2026.\u2026 SC pr.his season's business Ladies, plain black by, disposing of his .litle thread hose, samples.Being same ples they are, of course, - bright finish, full fash- KÇ ÿ foned, all sizes.Spe- ; carefully made and per- cial.\u2026 pr.fect fitting, comprising Ladies Night Ladies\u2019 black Lisle Gowns, Corset Covers, Chemises, Drawers and Skirts.The above will be laid out in our Whitewear Department and ish, fast dye.Spe- sold at Makers\u2019 prices.viz.: ciâl.ve oo .4-8C pI.33 1-3 PER CENT.OFF.\u2018 TRY A DINNER AT OUR RESTAURANT, THE S.CARSLEY CO.\u201c\u201c\"\u201d 1765 to 1783 Notre Dame St., 184 to 194 St.James St.MONTREAL rhread Hose, pretty lace fronts, bright fin- ' fmm.» \u2014 _ \u2014 John Murphy: _Butterick\u2019s Patterns and Publications.a [] .| When It's Pouring Rain One always remembers the Umbrella or Water- | proof they didn\u2019t buy! It is simply a matter of put- ; ting off.But it means comfort missed and much in- { convenience endured all the same, for the rainy day is sure tô come when least expected-\u2014especially in the _ Spring, Summer or Fall.Our stock which is replete, with all the latest novelties can easily rectify this \u2018omission of forgetfulness on the best price terms\u2014.call and see it.: : EOD i (PRESET EMP JIC A ER UMBRELLAS! Nobby Handles.Steel Rods.Durable Covers.\u201c Ladies\u2019 Umbrellas at 750, 81,00, $1.45, 81.50, $1.75, $2.00, .82.50, 83.00, £4.00, 85.00.Le La LA « ® Men's Umbrellas at 75¢c, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, 82.00, $2.50, .$3.50, 84.50.\" LADIES\u2019 WATERPROOFS! A full assortment in all the latest styles! LADIES\u2019 HEPTONETTE GARMENTS! In tho new Raglan shapes! : MEN\u2019S RAIN COATS! Raglans, grey or drab, tailor-made, from cloth that is sorous but rain-repellent, 811.00.! Baden -Powell Rain Coats, grey or olive, $9.00.i Double-broasted Rain Coats, grey or drab, men or boys + sizes, $4.96.oo JOHN MURPHY CO.2343 St.Catherine Street, | Ce Tel.Up 933.Corner Metcaife.Terms Cash.am re I | ADIES HAIR DRESSING.* Marcel.Undulation or French Wave\u2014Singeing, Clipping, Curling, Shampooing, by special methods\u2014Hair dried by our Eloctric Drier\u2014Hair Coloring done by experts, with a new Vegetable Preparation, just \u2018im- \u201cported.; .J.Palmer & Son, 1745 Notre Dame.| Superior attend.anoe and accommodation.A VE 12,400: in store, 2,430,400 bushels for * WINNIFD WHEAT RECEIPTS.mente 3240, 00, 0000 bel ft Winnipeg, April 29.\u2014Wheat peceipts a) HD sels and shipments 312.814 bush.Dr.Chase's Ointment nd Fe ri for the week \u2018ended Saturday, els, Khils there was la store 3,900,734 Ro EE rgrorated 20,400 Ouais ebip\u2019 lola © Emm + dL 8 t : ; < CL a - \u2018 es .4 I, >?0° : .\u2019 | Cernet Craig anû Bleux.» Val! Kia face beamed and rediated 8 Joy : I PC a \u2014 ~ vo + POLE SU, _ 7 = Pan, \\ i - ue» .f | \\ TTT TE A.= -\u2014 and Sa 2 SU So [9 Le [XY 7 + TTT mm \u2018Interesti v ng | BTS.MARRIAGES.DEATHS.| Rp se | - Mactennan, K.C, C.Hi.Cine, PJ, Maclennas- - BIRTER SARWICK\u2014Ia thio city, on IT Tera Hall Avenue, à son Mra, Oliver W.Barwick CAMPRELL\u2014Oe À St, at 417 Western Avenue, roctmouat, the wife of D.M.Campbell, of à son.« CLEGHORN\u2014On Wednesday, April 34, at 333 Oliver Avenue, Westmount, the wife of James Cleghorn, of a son.FARNSWORTH\u2014At the Methodist Parson- .Lakefield, ges on April 23, the wife of the Rev.A.Famsworth, of a eon.ARCHAMBAULT\u2014At 23 Chatham Street, April 21, the wife of J.N.Archambault, grocer, of a danglter.ASSELIN\u2014In this city, at 124 Marie Anne Street, April 4, the wife of Joseph Asselin, &rocer, of twin daughters, « BELL\u2014At Lachine Locks.April 23, a son .to Mr.and Mrs James Dell.CONNORS\u2014In this city, at 98 Gain Street, April 36, the wife of D.Conuors of a son, stili-bora.CROSSBY\u2014At 28 Park Avenue, April 27, the wife of the late P.A, Crossby of a daughter, ; DOYON\u2014In this city, at 610 St.Andre * Street, the wife of Philippe Doyon of : twin sons.MAYNARD\u2014In this eity, at 251 Duluth Avenue, April 26, the wife of A.Maynard of a son.*, TRUDEL\u2014In this city, April 27, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Tancrede Trudel.MARRIAGES, BEADEL-REID\u2014On April 21, by the Rev.K.Macmorine, Henry C.Beadel, son of the Rev.W.R.Beadel, Syracuse.to Miss Ethel C., youngest daughter of .the late \u2018James Reid, Princess Street, Kingston.HUTCHISON-STEWART \u2014 At the bride's residence, 300 Cooper Street, Ottawa, on April 24, by the Rev.Dr.Herrldge, L.Willett Hutchison, of Ottawa, to Florence Catherine Stewart, daugbter of the late Alexander Stewart.: MURDOCH-BICKERSTAFF\u2014In this city.on April 23, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev.Dr.Campbell, Jas.1 t ro a ~.Murdoch to Janet W.Bickeretaff (Jes- | sie), both of Montreal.; SIMPSON-LIVING\u2014At Ottawa, on April 25, by the Rev.J.Wood, Mr.John Simpson, of Howser, British Columbia, to Miss Eliza Living, of Ottawa.WEIGHTMAN-RFOE\u2014At Lachute, April 24.at St.Paul's Church, Power Street, Toronto, Ly the Rev.J.L.Hand, Frances L.O'Connor, second daughter of William O'Connor, M.C.to Henry A.Barroh.BARRON-O'CONNOR\u2014April 24, at Toronto, by the Rev.J.L.Hand, Frances L.O'Connor, second daughter of Willjam O'Connor, to Henry À.Barron.DOHERTY-SOREN\u2014In this city, April 29, at St, Patrick's Church, by the Rev.Father Quinlivan, J.Frank Doherty, eldest son of the late Thomas Doherty, to Harriett (Tody) Storen ,second daughter of the late John Storen, both of this city.FULLERTON-FERGUSON\u2014Aprll 24, at Toronto, by the Rev.C.C.Graeb, assisted Jr the Rev.W, N.Fergusson, of Chentu, China.brother of the bride, Mr.John At bert Fullerton to Miss Fergusson.GRAVEL-DUMOULIN\u2014In this city, April 22, at the Chapel of the Sacred Heart, Notre Dame Church, Ly Rev.Mr.Troie, P.S.S., Gerald Gravel to Miss Honorine Dumoulin, of Longueuil.: LEE-MACLEOD\u2014In this city, April 24.by Rev, J.IL./George, M.A.Judson G.Lee to Mary R.youngest daughter of Donald MacLeod, Danville, Que.Danville and Burlington, Vt., papers please copy.LUMMIS-LANE\u2014In this city.Thursday.- April 25, at St.Martin's Church, by the Rev.G.Osborne Troop.M.A.,, Wallace St.(lair, eldest son of Willlam Lummis, to Christian, youngest daughter of the late William Lane, all of this city.RYAN-RYAN\u2014At St.Patrick's Church.Apiil 29.by the Rev.Father Ryan, rector of St.Michael's Cathedral, Toronto, Miss Mary Ryan to Edward C.Ryan, both of Montreal, DEATHS IN THE CITY.BUMBRAY\u2014At 9 Farm Street, Point St._ Charles, on the 26th inst., Catherine Col- ford, aged 368 years and 6 months, beloved wife of Willlam Bumbray.CAMPBELL\u2014On April 26.at her residence, No.24, the Marlboro, Mtlton Street.T.K.atherine Brega, widow of ,the late Donald Frederick Campbell.Funeral private.CHRISTIN\u2014At Longueuil, on \"April 286, Henri Christin, accountant,\u2018aged 39 years and 10 months.Funeral took place this morning.\u2019 .DAVIE\u2014On the 27th at the Western Hospital, James Greenshields Davie, aged 75 years « and 7 months, a native of Glasgow, Scot- ; land.Funeral private on Monday, to Mount Royal Cemetery.1 GALIBERT\u2014At 266 Park Logan West, Ap- ri] 27, Calixte Galthert, sr., aged 79 years.Funeral will take place Tuesday, the 30th, GUY\u2014In this city, on the 29th inst., Lieut.- Col.M.P.Guy, hotary public, years.Funeral from his late residence, 701 Sherbrooke Street, on Wednesday the 1st May, at 8.30 a.m.to St.James Roman Catholic Cathedral.101x KFEGAN\u2014In this city, on April 26, at 1275 St.Denis Street, Bernard.youngest eon of John Keegan, contractor, aged 3 sears and 8 months.Funeral private.SUELCH\u2014April 26, at 722 Lagauchetiere Street, Mary, Adelia ® Defusko, beloved wife of A.M.Queich, son of the late W.J .Quelch.RVEY\u2014At his Iate residence, 26 Park vénüe, Willlam Harvey, a native of Dorset, England (late of Lachine), in his 60th year.Funeral on Wednesday, May 1, at 2.30 p.m.; MACKAY\u2014April 29, at 37 Lorne Avenue, Montreal, Que., Margarct Peploe Taylor, * wife of Huntly Brodie Mackay.Funeral private.Ontarlo papers please copy.SIMPKIN\u2014April 28, Betsey Evans, beloved wife of Richard \u2018Kincaild SImpkin, aged G3 years and 5 months.Funerai from - her husband\u2019s residence, 280 Bourgcois Street, Tuesday, April 30, at 2.30 p.m., to Mount Royal Cemetery, ; .SMITH\u2014Suddenly, of heart fdliure, Apnle Masud Smith, daughter of the late W.T.Smith, at the age of 19 years and 3 months.Peterboro papers please copy.- MAYLOR\u2014Suddenly, at Bordeaux (Back River), April 20, Sophia Harland, beloved wife of William Taylor, In the 41st year of her age.Funeral from her husband's residence, Bordeaux, on Wednesday, May 1, at 2 o'clock, WATTS\u2014Ante, wife of John Burchiy Watts, dled on the 25th Inst., in the 72nd year of her age.\u2018 R.I.P.\u2018 DEATHS BLSPWHBRE.BFENNETT\u2014At Sudbury, Ont, on Apr wm.Bennett, aged 30 \u2018years, it %, DONALDSON\u2014At\u2018 Ormatown Concession, Que., on April 17, John Donaldson, in his Sith year.- \u20acQOLD\u2014At Waterloo, e.,.on A; ril 1 .Arbuthnot Ellison, 0.Ghe.and last son of the late Rev.Pierce Goold, aged 74 , years and 7 months.\u2018 BYNDMAN\u2014At Masharo, P.Q., on April 21, Mary McGinley, beloved Vire of Hugh Hyndman, aged 70 years, aunt of Mrs.N.Daunais, of this city.California papers please copy.KYDD\u2014In New York City, on Tuesday, April - 23rd, Thomas G.Kydd, compositor, agod 36 years.Interred in Mount Hope Cemetery.100x WOODS\u2014At 82 Bell Street, Ottawa, Rus sell Woods, beloved son of Henry Woods, aged 1 year and 6 months, ARMSTRONG\u2014At Ormstown, Que., Sunday, April \u201c28, George Armstrong, aged B ears, a native of County Fermanagh, .Ireland.: GAREAU\u2014At 8t.Esprit, Montealm County, Aprll 27, Auguste Gareau, a 73 years, hueband of Eloise Lavallce, sed y KYDD\u2014At Chambly Canton, Que, Aprû- 28, Thomas Krad, horn at Stradbatiy Hall, Queen's County, .Ireland, elder son of the late Thomas Kydd, of Carmyllie, Forfar, tiand.Funeral at Chambly Canton Tuesday, April WILSON\u2014AE Ottawa, April 25, Wardell Wlison, aged 74.ot So Very, Very High delicious lady charlette gelatine.aged 92: ICKERDIKR & TRIHEY, BARRISTERS and Solicitors, 190 St.James Street.Plone M.2448.F.A.GC.Bickerdike, J.Tribey.088 & ROSS, BARRISTERS, ETC.Block, Sydney, Neva Scotia, Hugh LILB., 8 Ross, B.A., LL.B.V A.WEIR, K.C., M.P.P., SOLICITOR eo and Barrister, 133A St.James Street.(Opposite St.Lawrence Hall.) PAR: a LTC PRINGLE & CAMERON, risters, Attormeys-at-Law, Solicitors Chancery, Notaries Public, ete, Cornwall, Ont.Jas.Leitel, K.C,, R.A.Pringle, J.A.Q.Cameron, LL.B.ROSS Ross, [4 ELLIOTT & KENNEDPY AD- etc.,, Canada Life Building, 188 troet, Montreal.G'ELONS, & HARPER, BARRISTERS, etc.Richmond and Carling Ste, London.Geo.Gibbous, K.C:, Fred.F.Harper.LFRED E.HARVEY, B.C.L., ATTOR- mey.Barrister, 356-258 Tempie Bullaing, | 186 St.James St., Montreal.Phone 1888.RBENSHIELDS & GREENSHIELDS, Barristers, etc., 1724 Notre Dame Street, DOGS LOST WANTED, FOR SALE FOUND\u2014LIGHT SABLE COLLIE, WHITH breast, white legs, white dip on tail, if not claimed within three days, will be disposed off.Apply 218 Delorimier Avenue, : : 101x BUSINESS CARDS.F'NLAYSON & GRANT.CUSTOM HOUSE Brokers, Forwarders and Warehouse- men.Bell Tel.Main 1308.P.O.Box 424.BLEOTRO AND STERBOTYPING.|, Large Advertisers fi, ous prices or electrotypes.We know your uirements.HUGHES ELECTROTYPE and EOTYPB FOUNDRY.Tel Main 3162.18 St.George st.STORAGB-TO LBT.STORAGE TO LET \u2014 GOOD STORAGE FOR planos and organs, at W.H.Leach's Piano Rooms, 2410\u2019'St.Catherine st.Terms, 75c_per month.Tel.Up 998.104x STORAGE \u2014 TO LET, SUPERIOR.SAFE., clean, dry storage, for household fbrnl- ture, pianos, trunks, etc., at Fraser Bros., 453 and 455 SM James gt.14x GOLF BALLS Be sure and ask for BLECTRICAL WORK - TELFER, TELFER & Co 44 Bleury St.Tel.Main 1128.LT - Reading will LE EE EE .TO LET\u20144355 MONTROSE AVENUE, \u201c- THE MONTREAL + .FOR\u2018 SALE TOLET., SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALNR SITUATIONS VACANT under this beading, 20| &F There isanly one reach thase && There is onl to 1cach those whe read A> here ws on ey whe read Torte ler Ue, each insertion.| 4a Heraid\u2014and this i by advertiing ia ios Hanasey the Hecald and thas is advertising in the Hazara 00 Harald this by avait rer Boma 1008 Notre Damei xD THRES FLATS, NO words, soc ir jmeartions, age.words, soc; bx imwchons.__________ soe] ola 063 Butate .er Dollard WANTED\u2014BY A WIDOW, IRL WANTEU\u2014YOUNG MAN (FRENCH CANA- SALE\u2014BGGS FROM _JRST PRIZE Frese s mle Lisle, 4 St.Sacrameat St, age 7 years, eitustion as\u2019 worn Loni: dian preferred) to make himselt useful ee ttes und Plymouta Rocka Some TO LET 43%7 MONTROSE AVENUE, WEST- wa ny mmall amlly, eet.re.Awl 16x _W.Ulley Victoria square Io catalogue or country town.Apply Widow, Herald.106x 238s a.0slorimier, 38 St.James Street.WANTED -BY - YOUNG ~ GERMAN LADY T0 LET METCALFS AVENUE, 1 acces, tres part 2 3 ] ENUE_ _ .or mount, fine modern résidence, T bedraonss, 201, Heraly Office.pM extension kitchen washtubs, all conveniences WANTED \u2014 WORK OF ANY KIND BY THR ees & Parkes, 2% 3t James day.by a respectable woman.Apply 33 TO ST MOUNTAIN STREET NEAR WANTED A ker Clary Chu Loe ; = , .NEAR WANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE -l Avemrooke, Ju house on Corner st May Law.house cenaine TABLE ENG 599 Wellington.Puone, Main, uo) hv a work by the day.Apply 7 Berri, st.TO LET\u2014FURNISHED FOR CB \u2014F1 SUMMER contes, small upper flat, Westmount near reène Avenue.Cheap.Box 356, Herald.101x TO LET \u2014 HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, IN IN good locality; all wodern consemichees \u201c Wül rent furnished or unfurnishee.Terms very moderate.Apply Box 711 M, Herald.HOUSES TO LET AT CARILLON\u2014FUR- Bished House, seven rooms, Extension kitchen, breakfast room, pantry; \u2018 garden, and choice fruit trees.Also, unfurnished new house, seven rooms, with extension kitchen.Apply J.McGowan, Carillon.105x WEST- mount, beautiful.cottage, Joseph G.del- Lorimier, 3v St.James Street.Tel.Main, 1937, Mount.261.1x TO LET\u2014176 MANSFIELD STREET, FINE double house, near.Sherbrooke St.Alterations to suit tenant on long lease.H.J.Ross, 180 St.James Street Phone, Main\u2019 1180., 108x TO *LET\u2014$100 A YEAR~A FARM OF 60 acres, with good house; stable, and barn, all situated a short distance from the rallway station at Ste.Marguerite and near the north river.Water in the house and stable, Ideal place, great bathing and fishing place.Splendid location for a family spending the suminer in the country.Water closet sand bath will be put in the house for an additional $25.Possession at once.Address Dr.W.Grignon, Ste.Adele, trebonne County, F.Q.106x' TO LET\u2014I3 LORNE AVENUE, 10 ROOMS hot water furnace, which does both heat- - ing and cooking in winter, all clothes closets and bedrooms ventilated; will have Lili bathroom\" and new open plumbing work Rent $20 a month and taxes.Apply to _R.Egan, 120 Mansficld Street.1v6x- TO LET\u2014NO 49 PRINCE ARTHUR STREET « lower tenement 7 rooms and bathroom, Daisy furnace, hot and cold water, base-| SITUATIONS WANTED\u2014MALK cannon WANTED\u2014SITUATION BY MIDDLE-AGED man (English), as office porter, or assist- Ant storekeeper.First class references, good scholar.Apply T.O., 863 Albert st, &t Henrt, Mon 105 * tt.WANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG coupie, siiuation: wife .zood cook of waitress; man handy around horses, also smart at table work; city or country.Apply 21% Latour st.x A COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT, HAVING A few hours a day to spare, will undertake to write up and keep in order the books of -a business where there is- not work enough for a permanent bookkeeper.Address Box R.20, Herald Office.112x PERSONAL ec Ann ren DR.SCOTT NICHOLE HAS removed his office to 453 St.Antoine Street, Telephone, Up.2519.Dr.Scott Nicho! will continue his office practice on Tuesdays aul Fridays at 140 Mansfield Street.Telephone Up.1:31.Office hours 8 to 10 a.m.and _1 to 3 p.m.194x PERSONAL \u2014 SAVE 20 PER CENT.BY sending your washing to tho new laundry.Shirts Be, collars.1%4c; cuffs dc.Mireau's Model Cash Laundry, 389 Dorchester.Ertest Mireau.\u201c 100x PERSONAL \u2014 BLINDNESS AND IMPAIRED Vision, from any cause, permacently 4nd -surely cured by Williams\u2019 Eye Water.Twenty ygars\u2019 success.Price $1.00.Send for circulr.Geo.\u2018Williams, Sly Cadieux _ street.__ .101x PERSONAL\u2014 THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOtified that H, H.Ballard, is no longer connected with the \u2018\u2019Etude\u2019\u2019 and is not authorized to collect accounts or ,transact any business for said publication.tions given to Ballurd are requested to send thelr names and address.to A.Mc- Dougall, P.O.Box, 54 Moutreal.: 102x ment asphalted and ventilated, iron pipe drain, light and comfortable; rent $15 a month.Apply to R.Egan, 120 Mansfield _ Street.106x TO LET\u2014-LOWER DWELLING, 136 HUTCHI- son Street, in first class repair; stationary | \u2018Wash tubs, bot water, lreating, immediate possession.200A TO LET-LOWER FLAT, 7 RIVER VIEW ave., 5 rooms, w.c., bath and hot water fur- | pace, rent $10.0v per month, oposite C.P.Ry.Station, Westmount.Alex.Bremner, 50 _Bleury St 103x _ TO LET\u20146 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SUMmer on Fair View Farm, near Cowansville, Que.Photo at No.§2 Park Avenue, City.1u8x ST.LAWRENCE WALL 135 to 139 St.James Street, \u201c MONTREAL HENRY HOGAN, Propristor.The best known hotel \u2018gp\u2019 the Dominion.PATENT NOTICE HEWITT'S PATENTS LIMITED, the owner of Canadian Patent No.63.188, covering improvements in the purification of alcoholic liquids, is willing to grant licenses for the use of such patented invention, or otherwise to supply the same.Applications should be made to OWEN N.EVANS, Solicitor of Patents and Expert, Temple Building, Montreal.' Lachine Rapids Electric Current If you require the best and cheapest electric light or power, have \u2018our agent call on you.Contracts will be taken for any term to suit our customers, at the same price per annum, whether for one or ten years, with the benefit of any fugther reduction in rates during contract.Current Supplied for House Lighting, .Store Lighting, Advertising, Signs, Arc Lights, - Fans, Elevators.: Power for | Factories, Cash Registers,\u2019 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 the lowest in Montreal.We will meet all competition and pro: tect you against future rates.\u2018 LACHINE RAPIDS HYDRAULIC and LAND CO., Limited, 38 VIOTORIA SQUARE «Telephone No, Main 1746 The London Mutual Fire Insurance Co.OF CANADA.Exit Capital, $500,002.00 Does the largest businessin Canada of any of the Canadian Companies, T .JOHN DRYDEKN.Preside Hon ADDINGTON.sees ooo.MBN, Dir RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED throughout the Province.: Prov.Qu NRY BLACHFORD, .Tob Main 868, Montreal Mar St.Jamos 8t JONES & HENRY Plain and Decorative \"Painters, Wall Papers, Etc.5 MCGILL COLLEGE AVE.| Bell Tel.Up 9458 MONTREAL L Herald Excha TO LET\u2014AT HUDSON ~HEJGHTS, IPAR- CROCKFORD'S DINING ROOMS.\u2014 BREAK- SHORTHAND AND TPYEWRITING \u2014 MISS tially furnished house, orchard and grounds! attached.For further particulars apply | -to Dugald Pyke, Hudsou Heights, Que .103x TO LET\u2014PART OF FLAT, HEATED, WITH evepy convenience, unfurnished, on St.Matthew St.; two adufts.Apply 2493 Notre Dame Street.\u2019 102x TO.LET\u2014LOWER FLAT, 136 LEWIS AVE, fronting on St.Catherine Street, 7 bright rooms, finisbed in cotton wood, handsomely decorated, electric wiring and gas, concrete sub floor, No: 3 -Daisy furnace and gas grate.Jas.M.Mitchell, 214 St, James Street.103 TO LET OR FOR SALE_LARGE STORE, 25 'Hospital Street; very comfortable tene- \u2018PERSONAL \u2014 WANTED, FAMILIES PERSONAL - MUNTKEAL CARPET BEAL ing Co., 623 Lagauchetiere street, head of Cote street, Montreal.Largcat and best equipped establishment in tho city.Telephone (Main) 716.118x TO subscribe to new pian to relieve heavy tuneral expenses.For an anuual subscrip- - tion of Ope Dollar ($1.0u), we will furnish a coffin, varnished.or covered ln bia-k, a hearse with two horses, aud the necez- sary bouso furnishings: Wm.Tracey & Co., Funeral Superintendents, £7 and 39 Bell Telephone, Main 2438.+ Inspector ot.Net.1882.PFRSONAL \u2014 QUICKLY DQNB, OFFIC store or warehouse alterations.Gene estate work a specialty.R.G.Salloway, Carpenter, 122 Bleury st.129x \u2018HORSES AND CARRIAGES.FOR SALE\u20141 HEAVY.EXPRESS AND 1 light express, nearly new, also buggies very cheap, at St.Alexander street, corner Lagauchetiere Street.10üx , FOR SALE A CHESTNUT PONY.ABOUT 13 hands high, § years old, perfectdy sound énd kind, can be'driven by children, suit- \u2018able for the country._ Bleury Street.Cox FOR SALE\u2014ENGLISH BRASS MOUNTED single harness, almost nw, Apply as.- McVey, Cathcart Street.164x FOR SALE\u2014HUNTING -SADDLB, NEW, English pig skin.good quality.Two tan- ments, 714 to 770 St.Denis Street.Will be! : dem or four-in-hand whips, new: Al quality.sold to yield a handsome return.Recently | Samples, cheap.Moore, 15 Hospital! St, renovated.Apply to Synod Office, 75 Uni- Montreal.102x _Yersity Street.Telephone 1459 Uptown._ TO LET \u2014 BRIGHT, COMFORTABLY FURnished rooms, with or without board, central locality.Apply 25 Unlversity.= 102 FLATS TO LET\u2014TWO FINE, WELL LIGHT- .ed flath, 18x48 fees, over 1811 Notre Dame street; side entrance and hoist; very suitable for light manufacturing or agents HORSES FOR SALE BY PCTION EVERY day at 2.200 pum.vate sales at all .times.TrialJgiveW.Satisfaction guaranteed.T.WW.Foster & Co.,,097-60L St.Paul st.Tel.Main 3263.109x FRESH HORSES anRIVING FROM THE country every Monday.The Telfer & __Climie Company, 19 St.Mourice st.x; carrying stocks.Apply 1311 Notre Dame street.C 106x _ BUBINEss CHANCES TO LET > STORE, ON CRAIG STREET, near Cote st.Moderate rent.Apply 589 Craig st.tr TO LET \u2014 FLATS FOR MANUFACTURING purposes; well lignted: central situation.Cbanteloupe Mtg.Co., 589 Craig st.tf_ TO LET \u2014 4337 MONTROSE AVE.WEST- mount, beautiful cottage.moderate rental.Joseph G.deLorimier, 30 St.James st Tel.Main 1937, Mount 264.x MISOBLLANEOUS 1 WANTED\u2014SHORTHAND INSTRUCTION BY mail.Full course twelve dollars, textbooks free.Learn in 8 weeks.- Sample lesson ten cents.° Box 51 Pendleton, Ont.104% v \u2014 A.HELLER, WATCHMAKER AND JEW- | eller, 145A St.Lawrence street.Watches FOR SALE \u2014.TWO OLD ESTABLISHED candy, fruit, soda water, ice cream and cigar business; one situated.in Main st., near St.Catherine, the other at St.Catherine, rear Main street.Low rents and long leases: either will be sold cheap.Apply 1996 St.Catherine at.101x .FOR SALE\u2014A FIRST CLASS ESTABLISHED grocery.business, stock.and lcense, terms reasonable; satisfactory reason\u2019 for wih- ing to dispose of it, full particulars given by~applying to H.B.Wright, Notary, 96 St.Francois Xavier Street.103x SAVE M I'ER CENT.RY SENDING YOUR washing to the: Ne Laundry.*Shirts Sec, collars 1%¢, cuffs 3c.Mireau's Model Cash Laundry, 589 Dorchester.Ærnest Mireau.qe É- 100x \u2018 UNDERTAKERS, cleaned, 50c; main springs, 50c; watch érys- tals, '10c.Warranted for one year.Also large stock of jewellery and eye glasses, .101x WANTED \u2014 LADIES, GET YOUR FURNJ- ture re-covered, polished, by a first class upholsterer, half price, at 104 Metcalfe at, or your residence; carpets cleaned, laid, 05x FOR SALE \u2014 CHILDREN'S NICE COTTON dresses, well made, all sizes, from 25 cts.up.474 St.Lawrence st.Under clothing \u2018of all kipds.Mdme.Leroux.| .11x TIERNEY PIANO EXPRESS \u2014 PIANOS, safes, machinery and furniture of all kinds moved, hoisted and lowered; safety guaranteed.346 St.James street.Tal, .Main 1646.7 18x _ fast, dinner or supper, 15c; best in city.Table board, $2.50 per week; 21 tickets, $2.76; always open.637B Craig st.110x GO TO E.R.BAKER, 283 BLEURY STREET, and bave your carpotsa cleaned and made over.Mattresses remade end returned same day.Upholstering.ue BDUCATIUNAL Graham, Temple Puilding, St.James at.Phone Main 1714.Typewriting, neatly, accurately and promptly done.Typewritten circular letters at reasonable rates.Stenographers sent out by hour, day or week.All work guaranteed.TT 107% me eee oe SUMMER BOARD ROOMS AND DOARD_CACOUNA\u2014A LADY renting a cottago at Cacouna would like one or two families from June, Price five dollgrs a week.Answer D., 45, Herald ¢ Office.102 |.MACHINERY FOR SALS SECOND-HAND MACHINERY .FOR SALE.Two second hand Blevators, run by Hand Power.Will sell very chéap to prompt purchaser.: Three second hand Planers and Matchers, refitted, and in good working order.% H.P.Leonard \u201cClipper\u2019\u2019 Englne, in good order.' ; .30 H.P.Self-Contained Boller, in good orden 150 H.P.Slide Valve Engine, iu good order.40 H.P.Slide Valve Engine, in good order, 20 H.P.Slide Valve Engine, in good order, A.R.WILLIAMS & CO., 320 St.James Street, Montreal, \u201c * Tv | | v = 0 BASEBALL BEAT MONTREAL lt Gave the Bronchos a .Lead \u201cof Two Runs\u2014Toronto Came Out on Top.SMoutreal dr another game yester- 's error.der gwing to : Ît Is ted, bowever, that Quinlan Is one of the best third-base performert the league, and his fast work around that sack\u2014-he goes after everything\u2014wiil please the local crowds when they aee him for the fret time on Thursday.DBverything pointe to a successful open- tng on that day, and the fans should get thelr money's worth.There is a horrible rumor floating around that our own Cap.Dooley has had his moustache shaved off, but whether it was started by a friend or gnemy we know not.Nothing is known about It at héadquar- ters, but if the rumor proves true, it can be stated poaltively that there will be no increase In the price of admission.The grounds are getting into great shape.Days ago Sinclair Mackay bad all e ocean drained off and one of the horse show entries 1s out there now dragging around a stone voller that 1s maki the outfield look like a billiard table th a few cuts in the cloth.\u2019 Of .course, there will be a brass band out on Thursday, and we will announce the programme to-morrow., : In the meantime the Boers send out.the following despatch: Rochester, April 29.\u2014A very poor throw to first by Quinlan, in the fifth innings of to-day's game between Montreal and Rochester, gave the latter two runs, which, côv- fled with two more well-earned runs later n the same Inning, put the home team in a good , which was never headed.Beon's sensational catch of a high liner near second base, and a double play unas sisted, was a feature, Score: MONTRBAL.A.B.R.1B.P.O.A.E.Sheehan, 8b, .3 1 0 2 1 J 8hearon, r.f.4 1.1 1 0 © _ Odwell, cf, .5 0 2 3 O 0 Fagen, Lf.«.4 0 0 3 2 © Wilson, \u20ac .\u2026.4* 1 1 3 1 1 De ahanty, 1b.3 2 2.7 © 0 Johnson, 2.3 0 2 2 4 1 Quinlan, 88, .4 0 1 3 8 2 Felix, p. : po el° play golf.but Mr.KE.J.L.Scott, afores'd and the prevetledges thereof tend- luglis SLL LL 2 r \u201c And it's the ext i à i i EE recov.hE Lo the, detas ng of the s'd fields, the |.Time\u201434 sec.FOOTBALL \u2018oy : e extreme In accuracy of manufacturing, finishing Lish Mus \u2019 $ s ade a .ndranc \u2019 , .3 ; - : .> ery_whicn will, periaps, lend, Englishmen for rance of the mee ting of the Gentry o Fourth form.Record, 3516 sec.(Lemes- _\u2014 and inspecting the skeleton gear case is a neat, light and useful r whether, after all, the not rt \\ pre : 2 ax \u2018 \u2018 soc 1 first introduce golf into Scoriand.\u2019 Stowball, ang the | ee ber o Lemesurier ree durs aancaanans vuv00s 1 ASSOCIATION LBAGUE OFFICERS.feature\u2014the improved cones are most up-to-date\u2014the automatic r.Se ns uncarthed, in the muniment of Westmr f thel h sit.OKe .bs sete earssesreesevase \u2026\u2026.\u2026 The à - + TH .: .room uf the Doan and Shaper of West.tell, re tires préfitts due sa Third for pme ec.(Hender nv Noutreat Football Arent et oiling device is a bit of clever mechanisin\u2014the hubs\u2014the crown er, \u2018umént which shows, as be them t tyent Cus .m, Recor -5 sec, (Hender- » followime.rs f : \u201cecte : - : 1 JE rR er A ate ag lin Ge Wg 55a?| \u2014the fork sides\u2014all combined for durability and to make the ; on recreition of the gentry of humbly desire yor honors by yar fauorable i vlor oo.egress acaren au 0u 00 aes Vice Prosiden rea.Li Westminste \u2018om- ; Nor 1577 SAO a ell 2 e-Lresident\u2014J3.NN Doyle.best wheel\u2014altogether th: : monwealeh.Suring the time of the tow prevent \u201ctor thre rr the present, and 5 Time\u201434 sec.' Seeretary Treasurer H.Crawford, .2 ther the Cleveland is as c lose, to perfection as robe ch EEE EE ot Interest, even apart \u2018Phe vigilant Harbottle enumerates vart- 15 440 yards run.Sehoo] record, 1 min.+ A AA ee at bicycles go\u2014write for catalogue or see an agent.* - lays In the golf contre- ous offencea - against the amenity of the | sec.(Morris, - : teams present: I' A.: Je .Versy, very one has heard of \u2018Fothill fields + , 8 Sixth form.Record .: 18 present: D A.A.A.à, Purcañn and- J.in Frame Feature .° F lelds.In the parish of St.Margaret, West- dead none na fie Tearing of the bodies of eue ce cancers 1 2 qichardron:, AA, i.Burton and Bee the Oushlon F © Feat Write for Oatalogus.* minster.ow cstmiinster schoolboys know Thomas\u2019 \u201cpeticion\u2019 Is: that It proves golf i wrth oyle; lac Ine, Mines and.Putt) v as Vincent-square, or \u201cUp-Flelds.\u201d to_h en \u20ac \\ ! ha : i .In 1638 one Thomas Harboïtle a keeper ton ave been common at Westminster tn Lo form.Record; 1 min.2145 sec.The Stratheonas were nof \u2018represented.- SHOWROOMS 34 Victoria Square.e fields, and omas Harbottle had a Mr.Scott adds that M , .{ (Gomery, R.)\u2014 : ; .grievance.He set it- forth thus:\u2014 | tionary\" only roves that the.Same ae Harrington .LACROSSE , 2400 St.Catherine St.coli the Honorable, ye Goveruers of the known in Pagland In the seventeenth cen- Taylor .\u2018ees .the Homme pore Schools at Westminster, tury, and does uot localise it.Now that Fourtt p {met min.14 \u2014 \u2019 \u2018 ñ 1 a cion o olDas arbottle, olf has he localt \u201d re ourth form.TD ; : CL ; Keeper of Tuttleficlds there.Ee be Ie that hetore Tong some (Morris, J.M.)\u2014 MONTREAL TTAD BIG TURNOUT.Canada Cycle and Motor Co., Limited ° pobeweth that vor petr In obedience to yor will find that It was thé favorite pustime LeMesurler ceeceee0e sure 1 Montreal Club heu.its second practice ?\u2019 onors and reference to his s'd \u2018place, of King Alfred the Great, or one of the Catrns tt D 150 2 |lgst evening.Twenty-cight men were In TORONTO, CANADA humbly presenteth to yor honors considera- earlier English \u2018monarchs?There may be _ Time\u20141 min, 12 1.5 \u2018sec.uniform.Only a few of the old senlors cions, these ensuing disorders and intrench- other *peticions\u201d in store.Third form.Record, 1 min.21 sec.(Hen: were out.They were Austin Irwin, Art, 1 derson, E.)\u2014 : \u2018Moore, Davidson, BRllily Christmas, Ben .Bkelton, 5 as.2 Haynes, \u2019 * .; | Skelton, P.iso.| The next practice Is nn Wednesday even- .| .; 7 Ptmoe\u20141 min, 163-5 se \u201cTT ing.After the praetie ting 1 | + Ylce-President\u2014Dr.Howard Church.A, meeting will be held \u2018 good pitcher it might win the pennant.\u2014 absolutely last In the first and seventh 4.S80 wards run.School record, 2.min.held at the, eli ace © Myliecting wil he on.Secretary \u2014G.H.Carter.| 7th of May next, In the 4.0% jueaday.the ago Tribune.: in a'field of ten in the second heat, \"| 43 see.(Molson, W.)\u2014 | - a captain elected for the senior twelve, Hon.Treagurer\u2014C.W.Yerker, , by the members of the Mon:real Heat jt Wagner is playing, good ball at short for After the second heat Lawson money still Sixth form, Record, 2 min.43 sec.(Mol- : \u2019 Committee\u2014K.Ashworth, E.Linton, ls the intention to obtain the sanction vf \u2018Providence.went Into the pool bot In à steady stream Son, W.)\u2014 : : POINTS GOOD PRACTICE Muckay Edgar, J.King, Dr.G.H, Mathe- | the members to Increase the limit nomber \u201cReddy\u201d Grey dropped another easy fly desplte the fact that rhere \u2018were such good Dead heat MOD CE ue son.1 of the membership list sn as to broades at Buffalo on Satirdar.\u2019 \u2019 vs in tue ficla as Exiasy and Idolita, who aura Points had a zood turn-out at prac- .\u2014 c | | the usefulness of the Hunt.\u2018 re ad won the first two heats.Boralma took \"tee in the gym.last night.About 20 of |i AQUEDUCT RACES.en t ! , ed anager Davis, of New London, has sigo- the third heat and waa Second - Extasy | the players siripped and joined tn a hard : Q \u2018 Wao Te Independence takes her fire: ty players this season for his team.ip \u2018the wonderful fourth.\u201cThe fifth and j'eame of basketball.New York, April, 20.\u2014About 3.000 persons tri: off Poston hgat she will be steercd Holes three games at Buffalo Left-fielder sixth were easy and the first great coup h 1 Half as many more are expected out oD attended the races at Aqueduct to-day.and - im alance rudder.It is merely an er allizan, of {Le bome team, did not have à Of the new born plunger was carried to TAVIOF ue s min 046 vec \u201c17 Thursday night at the next practice some interesting sport was witnessed.Two Périment never baciax been tried oo a pos out.A successful ending.: Fourth Time\u20143 min 215 sec.50 | : : favorites got past the \u2018judges first, and | boat of Da size and pe of the Bostan \u2018hen it- comes t Lawson, is si Ç ourth_ form.ecord, 2 min.sec.| \u2018 .rst-cholce players bad another bad day.© - ner ownigshield wants 0 bunt, Plckering is he oa Phere (3 000 and \"460,000 ne re Ye day Do (Morris, J.M.)\u2014 : | YACHTING Bullman carried off the jockey honors with : test bis idea rhorouzhls and get define In the business.\u2018 created another sensation when he backed eat POS Sees Pitt 3 | tre vins, The pandicap.hind on the i fesults as early as peseible.\u201cAbe Lezotte, the well-k i The Abbot for thousands of dollars after -* ce ES PA esasisees ; 22 rard, went to reen, a Metropolitan | The report of the North American Fish 4 ia-playing with the en Raman team 1a the Ruffalo horse had lost the two first Third form B23 min, a 15 sec (Ren-+-\u2014 SHAMROCK IT.Il.STRUCK BOTTOM, Handicap candidate.All Gold was heavily and Game Protection ciation meeting the Western League.heats.He beat this race, too.derson, Eo\u2014 oT nh sen Glasgow.April 20.11 transpires that the Target Bree an he.mount OAT dé.beld In Montres! cn Jancars sa Tac! League oping ee at boa pe Ameri \u2018the Great, Logan Me RO epivanin, Me Foecceeeeee rune ener 1 Shamrock 11.grounded ona mud bank near and took bim out to make the running.He Dive papas por 2 The aoe a a ey » \u2018hiladelphia, whhie | pre ?te 3 1 .lor.EE 2 Dumbarton while proceeding seaward.on showed the way up the back stretch, and mpl je.\u2018nat Tene can 10,311 turned out gt Baltimore.« took all the favorite money In sight with |.Time\u20143 min.1145 sec, = ir crew were transfer : a comprehensive one.inrlodiez the cn: Slater's ufr brown bal ~ the fleld selling for $30 nnd §35.He con: 5.High Jump.School record, 5 feet | dt mas Mate ol Fa ent, Fated heen pn ihe ceromd.wo ao Green, who had tution and brolaws adopted.list of officer, ° chance in the hea thrown Dull on an easy | tinued his play the next day and when Inch.(Flackett, H.M)\u2014 LEE ik et med the qacht ot in : \u2018 madris - .\\ : :, ; am mia | ENORMO they are infinitely bettor.\u2018hey will hod - \u2014 TT - US TRADING \u2018 WALL STREET There Were \u2018Overs 1,000,000 Shares Sold in the First Hour This Morning\u2014Canadian Pacific Goes Still Higher.The Wall street market ls still seething, and in the first hour to-day 1,000,000 shares changed hands, while at noon the record stood 1,600,000 shares.: Many brogers have now sent out wires to the effect that they cannot guarantee to execute orders, so great is the activity, and the fact that the brokers are hampered by the amallness of théir new quarters in the I'rcduce Exchange building.Canadian Pacific established a high water \u2018mark this morning, following up yesterday's boom with an advance to 10314 in London and, 100% locally.It also sold at 101 in New York.People In foreign markets seem to think that tbls is something else bekides a speculative move in Pacific, and although recent .rumors have been pretty well sat upon by the high officials of the roads supposed to be involved in a combination, the financial world are not putting the stories on the shélf by any means.\u2019 \u2018The local volume of trading in Pacific was ggaln quite considerable, which cannot be said of the ather stocks.In fact the local market in general Is something of a surprise, lts general tone being Dut little in barmony with the wonderful bullish- \u2018ness of Wall street and elsewhere.It is true that several local securities are picked out for further advances, but just at the moment things are rather slow.Richelleu sold at 116 this morning, and it rather looks as If the \u2018losiders\u201d were working for a further.reaction of perhaps à poiut or so before it is given the promised boost.It is true that Richelieu has already had ua good stiff advauce, at one time showing a gain of Y% poluts on the bull movement, but the insiders have predicted some higher figures for it, and the Street\u201d in general still sticks to the belief that these predictions will be realized.Dominion Cotton showed a recovery this morning, selling 'from.73 to 75.Ntreet Railway was a shade better at 281%, and l'oronto Rails, after selling ac 111k, eased vff to 111.; \u201cThere has been quite a little betting that Centre Star would pass its next dividend, and some.definite information ob this int will probably be obtained to-morrow.Te is understood that tbe .development work in the mine has not kept pace with the output of ore, and some are iu Captain E.F.Mackie, Lord Strathcona\u2019s Corps.; ; Surgeon-Lieut.(temporary captain), C.Canadian B.Keenan, Lord Strathcona\u2019s Corps.\u201cCaptain A.H.Panet, Royal Canadian Artillery.; Lieut.A.E.Christie, Lord Strathco- na's Corps.2° Lieut.L.E.W.Irving, Royal Canadian Canadian Dragoons, is granted the distinguished service order.MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES.\" The list of Canadians mentioned in Lord Roberts's despatches is as follows: | Colonels\u2014C.W.Drury, Royal Canadidn Artillery, W.D.Otter, \u201cRoyal Canadian Regiment.: Lieut.-Colonels\u2014L.Buchan, Royal C'ara- dian Regiment; T.D.B.\u2018Evans, Royal Canadian Dragoons; F.L.\" Lessard, Royal Canadian Dragoons; 8.B.Stecle, Strath- coria\u2019s Horse.) » Majors.\u2014 R.Belcher, Strathcona's Horse; Hudon, Royal Canadian Artillery; A.M.Jarvis, Strathconn\u2019s Horse; G.Og- ilvie, Royal Canadian Artillery; Surg.- Major A.N.Worthington (attached), Royal Canadian Artillery.Captains.\u2014G.W.Cameron, Strathco- na\u2019s Horse; F.I.Cartwright, Strathco- na\u2019s Horse; A.C.Macdonald, 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles; A.H.Macdonald, Royal Canadian Regiment; Capt.and Adjutant E.F.Mackie, Strathcona\u2019s Horse;.H.A.Panet, Royal Canadian Artillery.Lieutenants.\u2014 A.B.Christie, Strath- cona's Horse; H.Davidson, Canadian Mounted Rifles; A.L.Howard, Canadian Mounted Rifles; W.M.Inglish, Canadian Mounted Rifles; L.E.W.Irving, Royal Canadian.Artillery; .E.Leckie, Strath- cona's Horse; Lieut.and Adjutant J.H.J.Qpilyies Royal Canadian Regiment; R.E.W.Turner, Royal Canadian Dragoons; F.Young, Canadian Mounted Rifles; Surg.-Lieut.C.B.Keenan, M.D., Strath.cona\u2019s Horse.Regimental Sergt.-Maj.Church, Canp- dian Mounted Rifles; egimental Sergt.- Major J.Hynes, Strathcona\u2019's Horse; Squadron Sergt.-Mai.J.Richards, Strath- cona\u2019s Horse; Battery Sergt.-Major W.H.Grimlett, Royal Canadian Artillery; No.517, .W.H.Nelles, Strathcona\u2019s Horse; Sergt.B.H.Ryan, Canadian Mounted Rifles; No.430, Sergt.J.M.B.Skirving, Strathcona\u2019s Horse; No.218 Corp.T.Gallaghan, adian Mountcd | Rifies : No.202, Corp.T.R.Miles, Canadian Mounted Rifles; No.250 Corp.F.W.Whitlow, Canadian Mounted Rifles Tpr.Crawley, Canadian Mounted Rifles; Tpr.Waite, Canadian Mounted Infantry; Artillery; ,the Dlocesan Th Laxatiye $ (SES Cy HENRY BIRKS so SONS Jewellers and Diamond Merchants, of this popular society MONTREAL.Jewellery to be Worn at the Horse Show.This is an age of jewel-wearing, and there is little doubt but that at the coming Horse Show, society will display it lavishly.The event demands.appropriate styles and to this \u2019 end we have made up various pieces in dainty Stick Pins, Cuff Links, Charms and other jewellery.The designs are in Miniature | Riding Crops, Horseshoes, Hunter's Horns, etc., and will be sure to find favor with the patrons < J event.AND ANTIQUE RUGS.: : : Just Received Our New Stock of Eastern Rugs AMONG WHICH IS A FINE SELECTION OF TURKEY.INDIAN AND PERSIAN CARPETS, W.SCOTT & SONS + + + 1739 NOTRE DAME STREET.\" Two qualities, $1.00, $1.25.{ but does not.psess the abdomen.Correct in every line.See that it is branded : The \u201c\u201cN.C.TAILOR-KUT\u201d corset with the straight front is a genume straight front ) It gives n gracera! curvs to the back and hips; it supports, N.C.il CAMATERES Toronto.Regt.; Pte.Hammond, Canadian Mounted Rifles; No.8110 Pte.J.Kennedy, Royal Canadian Regiment: +.169, Pte.T.Kerr, Canadian Mounted Rifles (kil- ed); No.7722, Pte.J.Landen, Royal Canadian t.; Pte.Miles, Canadian Mounted Rifles; \"Pte.L.W.R.Molloy, Royal Canadian Dragoons; No.431, Pte.S.E.Morrison, Canadian Mounted Rifles; No.7552.Pte.R.R.Thompson, Royal Licut.-Col.Sam Hughes was also men- | tioned for his staff work.DIOCESAN COLLEC Canadian, Regiment.The final results of the examinations -of C logical College were announced yesterday) They are as follows:\u2014 THIRD YEAR.Old Testament\u20142nd class\u2014Ireland.New Testiment\u20142nd class\u2014Ireland, Croly.Dogmatics\u20141st class\u2014Ireland (Mills prize).Apologetics\u20141st class\u2014Croly.2nd\u2019 class\u2014 Ireland.Eccleslastical History\u20142nd class\u2014Treland.Leturgies\u2014Ist class \u2014: Ireland (Leonard: prize)., Patristics\u20142nd class\u2014Ireland, SECOND YEAR.Old Testament\u20142nd class\u2014Douglas, Witley, Carruthers.New Testament\u20142nd classe\u2014Mount.3rd class\u2014Croley, Whitley, Carruthers, Chart- | ers.Dogmatice\u20142nd class\u2014Carrathers, Mount, Tandy.3rd class\u2014Whitley, Douginss.Apologetice\u20142id class\u2014Croly.3rd olass\u2014 Charters.Ecclesiastical History\u2014l1st claes\u2014Chart- ers, Whitley.2nd class\u2014Groly, Carruthers.3rd class\u2014Mount.Leturgics\u20141st clnes\u2014Tandy, Whitley.2nd class\u2014Douglass.3rd class.Carruthers.Patrdstics\u20142nd olass\u2014Croley.3rd class\u2014 Carruthers, Whitley, ' FIRST YEAR.Old Testament\u2014Ist class\u2014Bruce, 20d class, Douglas Tandy., New Testament\u20141st class\u2014Bruce, 3rd class, Tandy, Douglass.' Dogmatics\u2014Ist clase\u2014Bruce, Tanéy, 2nd class, Douglass.: Apologetera\u2014Ist class, Bruce, Tandy, 3 class Douglass.0 Bcclesiastical bistory\u2014Ist class, Bruce, Tan- dy, 2nd class, Douglass.¢ \u2019 .SPECIAL PRIZB.English _Bible\u2014Senior 20d class, Ireland, Jütior English Bible\u2014Ist class, Bruce, Jenkins, Charters; 2nd class, Douglass, Whitley, Tandy; 3rd class, Carruthers.Hebrow\u2014]st class, Tandy.Bloocution\u20141st class, Ireland, Croly, Tandy, Carruthers; 2nd class, Whitley; 3rd class Bruce, Douglass, Mount.In the final year first class general standing was taken by Mr.Ireland.Second and third year, first class general standing, Bruce; ud clase general standing, Tady, Croly; 3rd class, general steading, Charters, Douglass, Whitley, Mount, Carruth TO CURE THE GRIP IN TWO DAYS.Nuationab Corset Mfg.Co., Quebec and class\u2014Tandy.3rd | reinoves She FUNERAL OF JAMES WARREN.The funeral of Mr.James Warren, late traveler for the James McCready Co.took place yesterday from his tlate residence, 491 St.Urbain Street, to St.Pat- Tick'e Church.The funeral was largely attended, among those present being a farge number of the members of the Canada Council of the Knights of Columbus, to which deceased befonged.The chief mourners were his two brothers, Messrs.John and Robert Warren, his cousin, Mr.Robert Warren, and brother-in-law, Mr.J.Mullin.Interment took place at Cote des Neiges Cemetery.: D .B \u2018 Dyspepsia, indigestion, water brash, belching of wihd, nausea and pain after eating, sour stomach, catarrh of the stomach\u2014these conditions all - mean that the usefulness of the \"stomach is impaired, that the food is not being digested properly.When you find your stomach out of order, \u2018use Burpock BLoop BITTERs withe .out delay.There is no better medicine for the stomach compounded, and none which has such a record of permanent cures of stomach troubles.LEONARD SMITH clame 35 rites \u2018Eight years ago I had a bad attack of dyspepsia.I took two bottles of BUR- Dock BLooD BITTERS and am thankful to say that since then I have been able te digest my food as well as any body.\u201d - GAINED 23 POUNDS., March 26, 1900.* Miss Acnes Lana, West Liscomb,N.8,, writes: \u2018\u201cI have been vsing your BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS for dyspepsia and kid troubles for five months.! bave ga 23 pounds since I commenced it, and attribute my recovery to its efficacy.I tell ay friends that I owe my life to B.B.B.\" Vo company ry entreal.James i.riscies, Mage "]