The Montreal herald, 21 mai 1901, mardi 21 mai 1901

[" THE MONTREAL HERAL 94 TH NOT HERESY BUT CONTUMACY SD TO BE THE Ch Of Archbishop Bond's Inhibiti ~~ of Professor Steen in This Diocese.LATTER'S FRIENDS HOLD CONFERENCE The Composition of the Church Court Which Will Have Charge of Case Professor Steen and his friends and leznl advisers have been in corference ve-terday glternoon aud to day for the purpose of considermg ther pan of action with regard to the letter ivom the Archbishop in- mbiting Mr.Steen from exercising clerival funcitons no wie archbishop or Mout teal.1t ie reported.but no contirmation could be obtained on the subject this morning that the mlubition is not où the ground of heresy.but hecause of contumacy, and that the Nrchbushop takes strong exception to the phrasco vx ono wine Mr.Steen's last letter to His Grave was couche ed.It is also >tited that the canon publish ed m an evening paper sesterday as the one under which proceedings noon be taken 1s not applicable to the present case; but upon thos question more wil probably Le hend on due course.Another document a= understood to he in course of preparation, which will mark an important development an the proceedings, but until it appears ot 1s useless Lo speculate on what wil be done.; There van be no question fnat the trial will have to be mitted in the ecvlesias teal court of Cus diocese.1 he court, as appointed at the List meeting or the Mo- cesan Svnod, consisted of the following clergymen: Very Rev.Dean Carmichae!, Res.Principal Hackett, Ven.Avehdezcon Tan, Ven.Arelideucon Niulor.Tex.Dr ler, Rev.G.O.Troop, Canon Ellegood, Canon Renaud, Ven, Arelideacen Dinid-on, Ven.Archdeacon Norton, Canon Bola, Canon Mussen, Canon Anderson, Canon Dixon.end Canon Nve.Me Bethune is the chancellor and Dr.Davidson the legal adviser of tie Areuli-top, 1= the Chaureh ad- it of the hist of clergymen here giver, it is in the provines ot the Archbishop 1 th select five or six to tre Prof, Steen\u2019s vase, Since the election of the enurt one où vs menmdbers, Res Canon Mnssen.died, se tant the Ts pe Tes que re, and ener the re are several who have already been cane coed au te trouble Le cveen Pros, sree nd tte bo- AJ af ov evnars of the Minvesan Theo ical C'ol- lege, and whe, it we cleaned.are.by the action thev have already taken.debarred from thing as judges.It in stated on good anthority {hat ehoytls Letore the Archbishop wrote the letter inhilhiting My Steen from tbe rer- fcrananes ef lux élerieal functions, the Rev.Coran cod, rectar of St.John the Evan- geht Church, commumeated with the ArHhi=-hopi retimatine he intended to affer Prof Stees a scurmitnal home in his church, and that The Graee wente informing him t'at mst not da Now hat the mn'ohition bas Lean issued.Mi Steen, af course.cannot officiate ans where in the diocese à Montreal.Le \u201ctout ne \u201cih.DEATH OF MR.W.H.WATTS A wide ere ni friends were -shorked 15 hear t:1- tiorming ef the death où Mr.Martin Ho Wars, Secretary or the Mant teal streer Havas, wha a took place wrHout five Josh at th> Resa! Vietarn Hospitall For several mantis pase Moe Warts had sutfered trem a cond ; internal affections.He was nnable to at tend to Husiness, and renconied continue - Iv under his physician's cave.Recent!v he was obl:ged to take to bed, with markeil symptoms of pneumonia, and ist Wednesday he wis removed ta the Royal Veotora Hoamtal.Mr.Watts was secretary oF the Mant: real Street Raiway jor some wears, and won in that capauity the esteem and can- fidence of the comjanv.He an ace complished scholar in English and French The Herald\u2019s Portrait Puzzles.Was There was great interest manifested in Competition No.1 of the Portrait Puzzles, but judying by yester- Herald's day and to-day Competition No.2 will have attracted of a still larger number of Herald readers.Answers have bcen pouring in by mail and the counter.Such a studv of the portraits of British Generals has never before been cvolied prove to the attention over in Montreal.If anything, the subject is a little more difficult than the first competition, and the amount of investigation needed has therefore greater.Old men and maidens, young men and children, all seem to be taking an interest in these e Competitions, success in which depends not on luck, but on work and knowledge.been unique YEAR NC.II9.LI cation ot, literature, aud was well intformed on sub- oi art Mr Watts was English by \u201c buth, and came tu Canada as secretary to the late sir John Abbots lle later bes Jee ts I © came associated with the cer: al stutF in the law department of \\ne CPR In 1s#2 he became secretary to M.H À Faereti.then managing director or the Montical Street Razrwuy Compan He Was aleu a 1e3aty Lo Mr Cunningham.| the saperintencent.Un the death ot Mr.Ed.Lusher, Mr.Watts was unanimously chosen Div the beard or directors as secre: Me Wettn leaves a widow and a flep ron Deccused was mm hus 2 ghth vear.the nancial wall take p'ace \"1 Thursday aiternoon at 2.30 o'clock to Z Martin} \u20ac nureh, where service will heïd by Lev Mr Frous, Intermment tuhe plure at Mouut Royal C'emetery- \u2026 CLERGUE ENTERPRISES \u2014 Ald Toronto, May 21 \u2014Phe Outame Gazette ansounre= the Ihcorporat on ot the Algo.Ma Steel Compaax, Will æ capital of 320, 000 000, od head othees at Yault Marie, This 1s the new Clergue enterprise whieh has been talked abouc for some tune, Ju addon to the mane acture ot ton, steel atd michel, and thor products tor all parposes, the company as authorie ed ta marnniseture ron, sceel and mebel and ther produces tor all purposes.The conan Is authorized to mantlacture chareoal, coke and to deal 1h svond and its produces, and to construct and acquire The piven] directors are: Douglas, Wo.KN.Stager, JL S.Free: Philadelphiis FL OH.Clergue and Hamilton.Siulite Ste.Marie.MORE RIOTING IN SFAIN Madrid.May 21.- As a result of the clec- tions Sunday, for the Chamber ot Deputies, disturbances occurred at Jutez de Los Calatleres, provmuee of Badages, where the populace burned the Octroi papers and the gendumes bred upon the crowd kms one peison and wounding several.Neri fons ols ocerred at Carmona im the pro Fvince of Seville, and also at Loesches mm the Madnd Provmiee.In the tit naned place one person was killed and two were aujured.CLUB MUST TAKE MR, LAMARCHE BACK Sunstroke No Accident\u2014 Judges Debarred\u2014Seizures Against SS.Heighenton.\u201cste.Lessels, E.V.oan, ul u.C.In the case ot 4 BB.Lansarche Vs.tue Club de Chase de Care Canadienne, an winch the pliontul asked that a resolution expethime hi as a bie member of the club, Ube resanded, ana that the arte On the ells consti ie whuch members of ; ! the club could be expelled tor conduet derogatorv ta the Loi rot the club Le des claied Mlégal, Mr.Justice Dehercy granted that Lanai che be replaced as à on the ground that the re olntion pot carried bv à sulhrienutls large portion of the eh to pertorin ach an expulsion competenidy, The second halt he dened, saving that the article on question Was pertectly legal.SUNSTROKE NOT AN ACCIDENT.member WH J.bh.Maron & to, its up to the thut moss-croverrd, grey- Star to work off whiskered jest that they yacht to know better.© NAYS ARE GROWING LONGER, arcord- ing to the almanac, but if the striking ma- Lninets win their point, the day will be an hour =herter frou now on.© THE SULTAN OF TURKEY has barred the typewriter from his country.No wonder There d be nice doings if the Sultan wont heme to his 162 wives and they discovered oun of the hairs from his typesriter girl 2 fair head on the shoulder of bis jiea green jacket, ® MANY DEATHS FROM beart disease in Montrral lately.which is rather surpriFing, a: our ball team is really playing a good game: © A BALD-HEADED MAN gays he doesn\u2019t care, but he does.SNTFFS\u2014THERE IS more sin in Montreal than any other city in America, Snuifs\u2014I beg Irave to differ.\u201c1 drfy sou to name snotber with more sin fa ft \u201cCincinnati.\u201d @® Thought He was Morgan.(Chirago Rerord-Herald ) JAMES ONEILL SAYS the only time he ever really got befuddled on the stage was not long ago when he was playing \u2018Monte Cristo in one of the cities of the Middle Went.\u2018It was just after IT had heen tossed Into tbe sea from the Chateau d'If.\u201d ho explatns.\u2018and crawled upon the rocks.There, with my bands upraired, I exclaimed triumphantly: \u2018The world Is mine\" \u2018Then some irreverent chap in the gallery yelled: \u201cHello, Pierpont, wben did you get to be an actor?\u2019 The curtain burried down.\u201cFINF, AND WARM.\" says probs, but the Weather Man shouldn't spring bis fine weather suddenly.Tbe shock might hurt some: body.e WHILE MONTREAL VOTERS have to turn out to-day to vote on whether the city shal\u2019 borrow $100,000 or not, we just learn that J.R.Keene, the Wall Street man, casually squandered that amount the other day for a diamond necklace to give to his wife, : + cmt IT WILL NOT RAIN on thef 24th, for the good reason that there will be [no rain left.© CIRCUS POSTERS ARE up on the fences | new, apd the lady bare back rider looks as Youuy as she dud 20 years ago.IF THE MPS ARE PAID 81,500 instead ol $Luve.of course there is nothing to prevent those who were compelled to stay at home giving themselves à few additional STEN : © THE PAN-AM.WAS officially opencd yes- terdav, and just as vapeetéd, 3 ruined.The ! Weather Man seems to be brapisg up quite La réputation for himself all over the country.© CORATIAM A RISING MAN,\" says a news- j Paper Leadirz, but this hie no refercgee to anyone Living in Montreal.- \u201c > MAN WRITES Ta The Herald to say our Fire Hrigade as all r.ght, but be presumably did net have an office in the Board of Trade building when it was wiped off the map.© IT'S ALL RIGHT, Kitchener can set the veldt on fire 1f he wants to.It carries no insurance In tho Montreal companies.Points.THE MORE SOME PEOPLE tell you the less you remember.furs, af singleness is bliss \u201ctis folly to be wiv Many a friend in nec is alloved to remain in that condition.THh+ bit xnu intended to make, but didn't, is alwavs à cafe het Pre Lastination may be the thief of time, \u2018but thcre are ether watch lifters.Flatteiy as the uopnsense ladled out to peoss by thos vho have old hicks for sale.\u2019 The facis thet rush in where angels fear to tread are lurky of they are wole to crawl oul again, Actions speak louder than words.The wasp can\u2019t talk.but he he- a forcible way of expressing bimeolf that reræ&rs worls superfluous.© WHEN GEN.CHAFFEE calls Waldersee a grand old Man, it isn't difficult to make Wal- dessert in the same gli, THY MAN WHO hit his wife with a dead ciricke it wall have to pay her alimony, It was a tow] blow.WHEN A WOMAN TELLS vou she can't understand why you care 1or her when there (Kansas City Star.) SOMB ALARM HAS been created among the fire fn.urance agents by tbo story that Kate Claxon is about to revive \u2018The Two Orphans.è .IT 13 UNKIND of Russia to horrow $40,000, - (M0 af 1rance when J Perpont Morgan is où the ground Inoking for business.SOME NEW OIL, FIELDS have bern discovered an Wyomnire fer the benedt of those who were not rulhed dry In the Texas ficlds.CHANGING POCKETS, Fret 15 Mann apolis Terra) PROSPERITY ILAS nached Missouri.A Moberiy anan sold an old yar of trousers with $165 in ove of the pockels for 5Ù cents.@& CHIEF TROUBLE WITH Shamrock II.seems to be that he can\u2019t sail fast cnough.GLOOMY VIEW.(Torouto Star.) CENSUS ENUMERATOR in Montreal has shot a woman for unrequited love.We'll just bet be couldn't find her age any other wiv than on ber coffin-plate.IT ISN'T NECESSARY for a Montreal woman to be an expert methematiclan in order to calculate bow much her hueband would save in a year 1f he quit smoking.THE WAY THE steamer Northwestern bas bumped around, rhows that it would be a valuable addition to the American navy, IN WESTMOUNT.\u201cLAWN MOWERS are not so bad.\u201d Why not?\u201d \u201cWhy, when my wife wants me to bang pictures I tell hor that | have to opt tpe LY - mort no?.1x being taken in the , .should .weekly as heretofore, and the failure ot the Government to is-ue seed grain for sowing.Captain Nickerson has applied to the Indian Department for United tates troops to maintain his authority and 1s feartul a clash may occur at auy moment.The Shashones have not yet joined the revolt.LONG IN THE SENATE.Ottawa, May 21.\u2014(Special.)\u2014J.B.H.Neeve, a clerk in the {mance Department has been superannuated.Mr.Neeve 1s 66 years of age and has beea in the Government rervice since Contederation.He has been nutitied of his supcrannuation trom July 1st.DOWN ON CONCERT HALLS There was no meeting of the liquor license commissioners yesterday owing to the absence of Mr.Justice Choquet, and the question of cafe concert halls has been left over until next Monday.The follow: ing letter was read from Mr.J.Ritchie Bell, manager of the Sailors\u2019 Iustitute, 1 connection with the cafe chantant: cannot refrain from expressing my appreciation of the efforts of the license commissioners to do away with the cafe chantant evil, with which we have heen afilicted for the lust few vs.1 am fa miliar only with three, whi have existed on the wharf, Commissioners street, but in these the performances have gradually been growing more vile and their influence more vicious.Latterly we have noticed that the attendance of young givls of quite, tender years has been invcrea~ing, and, of course, it means the ruin of every young girl who enters one of these places.\u201cYou will remember that more than a year ago 1 presented a petition to your board, signed by cvery steamship owner and agent in the city, praving that the li cense of these places he cancelled or that the music and dancing he prohibited.This morning a member of the firm of H.& A.Allan spoke tn me of the demoralizing influence which these places exerted upon the crews of their vessels.\u201cThe license commissioners will carn the lasting gratitude oi every one connected with the shipping if they succeed in closing up these concert halls.\u201d MEXICO TURNS AGAINST NURS Government Has Ordered That: Convents Be Broken Up\u2014Car- melites Last to Suffer.8 Mexico, Mex, May 21.\u2014The Carmelite MANY NEW UNS FOR DEFENCES OF HAL Admiralty Determined Port Shall Be Able to Cope With Any Hostile Fleet.NEW COMMANDER IS EXPECTED SHORTLY Will Probably Arrive Before the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, Halifax, May 21.\u2014 (Special)\u2014Orders were received llom Engiand to-day to bave Bellevue, the residence où the com- mander-my-chief of British North America, put in thorough repair with all possible epced.\"This is taken to indicate the ap- pomiment of a new commander-in-chief before the arrival in Canada of the Duke and Duchess af York.1t also deve oped ; to-day that the steamer Evangeline, now on her way trom Ensland, has a number of guns for the new fort south-west of Yark redoubt.They are two 9.2and fo B-inch quiek-firing gens ¢f the Cabot pa tern.: York redoubt is to have five new 9-inch «nd two Tanolh quiek-firing puns.The present strength of MarNab's out- ride diuttery = two G-inch breachioaders rad one ten-moh, all qu'ek-firing guns.These will be augmented by two more 6- meh guns, } Fort Cambridge will be supplied with two new 6anch and four 47-inch quick: firing guns, while Ives Point battery will get two O-inch and two 9.2.Some of these ure expected bv the Evangeline.Fort\u2019 Ogilvie\u2019s two G-inch quieck-firing guns will be augmented by two more of the same calibre.\u2018Tlie cazemate battery on MaoN:zb's Island Ww 1 Ve seconstructed, and three guns now there will he condemned and replaced by ouick-firing ones.It is intended tu extend the military wharves on the i : es - v \" \\ For Your Gas Stoves and Refrigerators.| why not \u201cin an * a 0000 0% go directly to the Store where the Finest Choice Immense Variety of Sizes and Styles are Offered ?We Sell the Latest Models with the most Recent Improvements.Our extensive business permits us to sell on conditions that you could not possibly get elsewhere.El ce em, -\u2014 \u201cTHE HERAL TES ERITRE ONNSUR The oansus returns for England show an increase of fourteen per owt.in the ton years\u2019 period; those for Ireland show o decrease of Sve per count.The steady In oveans in the population of England is, of course, due to the possibility of larger and larger numbers Énding remunerative em pleyment in.connection with the indus trial establishments which during the past century rose to supreme prominence.England was once, like Ireland, an agricultural country, and both had a certain com \" merce with the rest of the world.But ' along in the seventeenth century they be- gan-té burn coal for fuel in England, and by alow degrees, from that time on, coal and iron worked & revolution in English life.Early in the nineteenth century it .began to be seen that, eo many were the\u2019 people who could make better wages at \u201c Andustrial employments than in tilling the soil, the land did not yield enough to provide food for ever-increasing numbers.At - that time the population of England was less than balf what it is now; that of Ire- Jand was nearly double what it is now.Even up to the fifties and the sixties, however, Englishmen were still devoted to agriculture, and when the pinch came, when the increasing difficulty of making farming pay presented itself, thousands of them emigrated to this country and to other far countries and went upon new land rather than go into the towns and sacrifice their independence by taking work in the mills.Fortunately for themselves, many of these had a little capital, and a little money went a long way in a new country in those days.We have not had such migrations since, for England has béen, even to the present \u2018as this census shows, holding her .own, and there has not been that irresistible.pressure which drove so many away in earlier decades.Or rather, perhaps it ought to be said, while there has been a movement of English population across the Atlantic, it has been a migration of arti- \u2018\u2019sans, not of farmers, and they have for * the most \u2018part sought the industrial hives of the United States, and not the farms of Canada.\u2019 Ii- England, .like Ireland, had only its farms, its population would doubtless also have decreased one-half.Irishmen complain that their ceufiffy could support a very much larger population if they only had a rational land system, and it is true that they ought to have in nearby industrial England a market that would yield large returns and tend to make Ifeland wealthy.But when the spur to exertion is taken away by a\u2019 system which eonfers upon the landlord most of the benefit of the tepant\u2019s labor, it is not wonderful that men should be -drawn away from their emall holdings by the fairy tales of real life in the new world.Perhaps, even if the land system were what they would wish it, the result would have been approximately the same, for it has been calculated that Ireland will mot maintain more than two or three million people at anything like the American standard of comfort.Probably there are in North America and Australia not less than, - twenty-five: millions.of Irishmen and de- ecendants of Irishmen, and more of English blood than are to be found in England.If now the United States is to challenge Great Britain\u2019s industrial supremacy there may be, extending over the next half century, another migratory move- - ment of even greater proportions.The interesting question is, whither will it tend?.fastening a \u2018soldier upon the back of the \u2018ing might better.be done by others.Per- traffic would be classed, under the present system of presenting the national account, as taxes levied upon the people.Statis ticians who then came to make comparisons between Canada and other countries would find that, although living in a new country, we Canadians were groaning under the load of taxation, being in that respect, far worse off than many, European States with all their burden of militarism -and thejr legacies of feudalism and aristocracy.\u2019 | Here'we have the explanation of the apparent.indifference of Canadians to an increasing annual expenditure.\u2018With us nearly all exceptional expenditures are,.in intention at all events, of a kind to return & profit to the people.We spend money on canals and railways, European governments spend it on armies, mnavied, military stores.But when the money has beeen spent we have the railways and the canals, while in Europe they have little to show, after a few years, but out-of-date battleships and records of ammunition discharged.Our railways open up tracts of country into which men go to labor and to add to the aggregate wealth; their military expenditure helps withdraw from productive employment tens of thousands of .men in the prime of life, for whose support the remainder have to work.Much of the money spent by Canada goes to making life easier for the people.The military expenditure of Europe results in peasant.Productive expenditure is as beneficial as destructive expenditure is injurious.Of course where there is corruption, where there is expenditure for the mere purpose of bribing.constituencies, or where subsidies are not fairly earned, destructive tendencies prevail; but if we.take the nearly fifty millions that have bech spent on railway susidies since 1883, can it not be fairly argued that Canada has profited by the expenditure ten times, a hundred times as much as if that sum had ingtead been spent on armaments, fortifications or the maintenance of an army corps?The secret of the growing expenditure is that, reasonable care always being taken that value is had for the motey, the people do not grudge it.Perhaps, as Mr.Ross hinted at Toronto the other day, there is too much of a disposition to look to governments to spend where the spend- haps too, the ready acquiescence of Parliament may lead to & safe maximum be; ing passed.To guard against that should de the business not only of the Government, which is always urged to spend far more than it has to spend, but of a vigilant Opposition.\u2019 .4 NOTES AND COMMENTS.Carnegie has added a new significance to the proverb that Scotland is a good country \u201cto be born ip.There is a lesson for Quebec in Mr, Carnegie\u2019s gift to Scotland.Education may\u2019 cost money, but the lack of it costs more.It seems Ontario is again sending its spare population and spare capital to the Canadian West.That is the place for both.7 The withdrawal of the Crow\u2019s Nest Pass possible for « mas uh had the ably as much as is possid with his artistio past, but it was even in moments of su bridled merriment that Mr.Kolker at one time played John Storm in Christiam and could not forget it.Odell was intense and effective un strong ao effective, in the others and O.Hart scenes and intense, tho no r.L.was oonsistent in his portrayal of the Indiana politician.Of the others, two of the best Messrs.mayne and Moore, the latter's impersopation of & German waiter being particularly good ig comparison with the dismal failure Mise Elaine McGregor made of her dialect.'SOHMER PARK.- The eummer seasom at Sohmer Park \u2018opens next week.Br.Lajoie is now in ew York, where he is engaging a number of European artists.The band will, as usual, be a feature, of the park's enter- \u2018tainmente, and it is to be thoroughly up to the standard.Signora Gina Ciaparelli Viafora ,the prima donna, is to be the headliner for the opening week.Mons.Balva, Mons .and Madame Begue are also on the bill, They will form a quartette, and, in \u2018addition, will be heard in solos, duos and trios.\u2018 THBRATRE ROYAL.\u201cTennessee's Pardner,\u201d a western drama founded on Bret Harte\u2019s pathetic story and presented by an unubually clever com- pony is the attraction at the Royal.As leb Swain, the \u201ckeard dealer,\u201d James M.Bropby is perfection, and Percy Plun- kett, as Gewhiliker Hay, the henpecked husband, keeps the audience in laughter while he is on the stage.Mies Jane Cor- coran, as \u201cTennessee Kent,\u201d is a clever little woman, and her Tennessee mountain dialect is delightfully quaint.The other members of the company are also good.A TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.To-night in Karn Hall there will be a testimonial concert tendered Miss Louisa Morrison by a number of friends, including Mr.De Seve, Mr.Saucier, Mr.Pla- mondon, of the Cathedral choir, Miss Dowling, Mr.Blair, Mr.Jodoin, Mr.Au- dras, Miss Blanche Wells, Miss C.Gill and others.Several of Miss Morrison's own compositions will be sung.JONTIES FOR - CAMADIAN LEAD The Government's Announcement Meets Universal Approval in - Mining Circles.\u2014 \u2019 ut.A There ls a general feeling of congratulation among mining and metal men over the bring down a Goverument resolution granting bouutles on Canadian lead, made from Canadian ore, smelted in Canadian smeiters with Canadian fuel and fluxes, and desil- verized and Tofined in this country.The bounty is to commence fn 1902.It Is not to amontt.to more than $100,000 per year, and it is to be paid half-yearly at the rate of $5 per ton tar the first year, decreasing $1 every year, \u2018until its extinction, \u201cThis ig the outcome of the representations of the large aud influential deputa- ou .the Goverumeent on -the 15th of April last to urge a Government bonus in ald of the establishment of a Canadian smeit- er aud refinery of sufficient size to handle the\u2018produat of the mines.Two small sme.i- ers we already have.Rut from these.the base bullion has to he shipped to the U nit- éd States to he desliverized or refined.The charge for this has hitherto been $8.per ton.But with the advent of the American Smelfing Trust this price has Leen Iincrens- ed 50 per cent to $12 per ton.This means a corresponding Increase In smelting rates, which; In the \u2018case of an ore carrying 50 er cent.of leud, Peu.Consequently, the Canadian lead !n- terests wish for a refinery to _s&pply.the missing link hetween the sme qd the market.\u2018This refinery would take thw bul- lien from the smelters and enable Mhe smelters to take the ore from the mines.| And it would thus open up an ali-Canadian channel between the mines and the wor\u2018d's market for our lead product.As such it ls extremely desirnble that\u2019 it should \u201cbe constructed.But Hon, Me Fielding thinks by bhonusing the output of the refinery than bv contributing to its erection in the form of a bonus.- And \u2018most far-seeing business wen will agree with him In his decision.\u2018 THE MONTREAL announcement that Hon.Mr.Flelding will} tion from the Slocan district which waited {.will amount to $2 per that this end can be hetter brought ahout | DAILY H¥KALD, TUESDAY MAY 3I, 190 mein, Rediody Sa lay es this pert from Bristol with 2,350 tens of cine lané | steamer arviv- od als on The 10th Lee Mont- Tofie Leyland.line steamer Adalla salied from pr = instas oo verpeol on the 18th t for 1h Klder-Dempater steamship Moatssu- foe jalied from Loudon on Saturday for ontreal, , The Head line steamship Inlsbowen Head sailed from Belfast yesterday afternoon di- vect for Montreal, Allan line sfeamer Montevidean, from London, passed Cape Race westbound at 4.30 a.m.on Monday, the 20th, ; Allan line steamer Orcadiap, from Glasgow, passed Capo Race westbound at CI Steamship Campana, Demers, Pictou, J.G, Brock & Co.genéral von Ra or pena ete Caspe, Hende » ergs.Bteamship Sym bi King- wan & Co.light.\u2019 © (a, 8rduer, Steamship Cacound, OfcPhall, Sydney, Kingman Co., light.Steamship Actlv, Olsen, fctou, Interco- lonia) Coal Company ligh Steamship Rathlin Head, MoCajmont, Belfast, MoLean, Kennedy & Co., general.Bteamsnip Anglo-African, Kider, Dempster Co., horses, VESSRLE IN PORT.Tritonla, Btitt, R.6.40 p.in.on Naturdsy, the 18th, at foot of Bort! airencford & Co.Moored B0, Br er Dempater \u2018steamship Monteagle.Escalona, Rollo, R.Reford & Co.Moor- has salled from Rt, Vincent tor Cape Bro- ed at foot of Berri street.ton, where she wiil coai.The depth of water In the Montreal Harbor Channel jestorday was 32 feet 10 Inch.Manchester rpora es; at Sorel the depth was feet 4 Inches, ce flon, Willlama, Fur The Eider, Dempster & Co.'s ateamshi ness, With oppo tom House, & Co.Moored site Cus- Lake Me autle, Captain Taylor, from Monf- Eiplingham, Johnson, McLean, Kennedy rea arrived at Holy Head yesterday at 1 œ * mM.; Mr.Wm.H.Gomersall has recelved the Monteatn, Wertoccbelags.y ater, Elder, Dempster & appointment of general freight agent of the sine Hteamahlp Company, with office at Co Ibepored at foot of Berri street.rami ait er \u2018and & Co.Moor- 1224 South street, New York city.Mr.T.A.Caxsldy, formerly contracting cast Yptoqmih Point.atle .ed at Ww erg.qi, Reford & Co.Moor freight agent, has en promoted to the onitlon of frelght traffic manager of the Zune nt Point, eee It.Reford & Co.Moor- aine Steamship Company, with office at 200 Broadway, New York cit ed at Hochelaga, \u2018The Allan line RM.Numidian, Capatin Sarmatian, Fairfuil, H.& Allan.Moored at foot of Jacques Cartier pler, Lake Ontarlo, Carey, Elder, Dempster & Co.M West alla, anteen Oran VIT & Main, arrived'in port at 7 o°clock last night Co.Moored opposite Sohmer Park.from Liverpodl with passengers and a general cargo.The steamship Creayt, from Barry, Is re- pcrted inward.Her.agents are Elder, Drmp- ster & Co., and she will doud a.fuit cargo of deals for Hull, The Head line uteamship Mailo Head Captain MokKee, arrived up and berthed at the Head line sheds at 6.30 o'clock lant evening, and immediately began taking In homeward cargo.\u2018The Head line steamship Ratblin Head, Captain McCalmont, salled at daylight this morning for Belfast, via Quebec, where she completes her cargo.She haw on board a Sylvania, Wyatt, Furness, Withy & Co.Moored at Windmill Point.Lakonia, McNeill, R.Reford & Co.Moored opnalte C.P.R.elevators, Indrani, Giles, R.Reford & Co.Moored McLean, Kenne- at foot of Berri street.- Lovestakken, Relnearsen dy & Co.Moored at Hochelaga.Malin Hend, McKee, McLean, Kennedy & Co.Moaored nt foot of Marlborough street, Numidian, Main, H.& A.Allan.Moored at fcot of Jacques Cartier square.STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS, GENERAL NOTES.the Doukhobors and the Galicjana to-night The steamship Memnon is on her way to] - + J hall.; .==> - ° = 4 Wednesday and Friday This Week \"+7 Our Waggons make the Lake Shora Trip.WEDNESDAY, as fat as Beaconsfield.FRIDAY as far as St.Anne's de Bellevue.The usual Saturday trip has been cancelled this week, the HOLIDAY INTERVENING.: Orders must be in our hands TO-DAY and THURSDAY NEXT.Waggons start from the Italian Warehouse at daybreak on Wednesday and Japan Toa.Geylon Tw English Breakfast Tea, All at 38¢c Per Pound .' Same Price to One and All FINE JAPAN TEA .< 25 cents per pound .35 cents per pound .n 10 pound canisters 35 cents per pound .35 cents per pound .in 20 pound caddies 35 cents per pound .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026sesossccacess aussccesucse ,.10§f0 pound balf-chests FINE CEYLON TEA : .35 cents per pound .:.PS ésososssscsrcu00s in 1 po 25 cents per pound \\ 33 cents per pound % cents pèr pound 35 cents per pound .FINE ENGLISH BREAKFAST T8 ; 35 cents per pound .Ceresarsiseisenenae are rn0ces tn 1 pound packages 35 cents per pound .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u201c.in \u2018à pound cantisters 35 cents per pounl .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.0 versesenesaseece nsc 00 in 10 pound canisters 35 cents per pound .meta n ss 0 sac see rene 0000000 An 20 pound caddies 55 cents vous soccoconsave cac 1 teen 0 00 in Tu pound half-chests per pound .-.r .FRASER, VIGER & LO.\u2018And Now for Victoria Day Supplies PIC-NIC HAMPERS, all sizes, for sale, and filled with \u2018all necessary Pic-Nic requisites on short notice.] LL CAMPING HAMPERS CAMPING OUTFITS Arrivals.very large general cargo, including a car- Steamship.At.From.May lead of horses.: Tr Gascogne.,.New York.Havre.20 With a view of checking the rapld waste\u2019 Zaurie.+.New York.Liverpoonl.20[ of Sable Island by action of the sea, Dr.Carte.liverpool.,.New York.20 Willlani Saunders, of the agricultural ex- Werra.Gibraltar.New York.20 perimental station at Ottawa, has left on Trave.Glbraltar.New York.20| the steamer Minto with trees, In the hope | Grosser KurfupstRremen.New York.20 thar Its shifting wands may be given stab!'- Sallings.Îty by a forest growth.\u2019 Stenmahip.From.\u2018Far, May \u2014\u2014 Corinthlan.Montreal.Liverpool .11| THE ARTISTIC NORDHEIMER PIANO M.Commerce.Montreal.Manchester 11, \" ; Co, ., Roman.e.Portiand.Liverpool .11| The Nordheimer piano is a melodibus Orcadian.\u2026.Glasgow.Bt.Lawrence 11 piano.The fullness and richness of its lana.ntwerp.} ontreal .armony is apparent or Man.City., Manchester.Montreal .1 try it y Because its iia Rois h New England.Queenstown.Boston .11 \u20ac ; p yy hig WaESU.«oo.Liverpool.Montreal .14 | for & Canadian piano need not debar mu- Tantar.Yokohama.Vancouver .14 sic lovers from owning a Nordheimer pi- Kastalla.Montreal.Glasgow .15 ano.We make terms us low as \u201888 Buenos Ayr'n.Montreal.Glasgow .18 mcnthly where so desired.Call on us Formes Ceeeen.5 MN rT pe TERR or write us for catalogues and particulars.sees esa #! \u201cos .* ; ] .5 Tunlsian.Montreal.Liverpool .18 Lindsay-Nordheimer \u2018ompany, 2368 St.Laurentlun.Glasgow.New York 18 Catherine Street.\u2014Adv.Co Livoninn savsooe i inagow.St, Lawrence 18 \u2014 : axonla,.verpool.Boston ., a Montezuma.London, .Montreal .20 LECTURE ON DOUKHOBORS.\u2014Dr.Rathlin Head.Montreal.Belfast .21 J.T.Reid will give his last \u2018city lecture on in St.Paul's Presbyterian Church lecture The Popular Paper.Patierns\u2014The dea\u2014 AN HAMILTON Special Sale of Holiday Needs for VICTORIA DAY! Tadies\u2019 Fine and | Ladies\u2019 Sailor and Ready-to-wear Hats POR THE 34th.Rough Btraw Kngliah Sailors, in White\u201d \u201cwith white and bluek milk bands ; Black, with black silk bands, Special Lines, To-morrow at 23¢, 3%9¢, 30¢, 73¢ Ladies\u2019 Ready t/- wear Straw Hata, handsomely trimmed, in Straw, Silk and Velvet, 82.50.Your choice of any style or color, To-niorrow at Hate in the lot worth up to 15c morrow at The Popular White Blouse FOR THE 24th.\u201850 dozen Ladies\u2019 White Lawn Waiata: latest style long waist, low buat effect ; new sleeve tucked.back and.front ; 4 ply white detachahis collar.Special, To- 50c 1.THE IDEAL OUTING SKIRT.FOR THE.24th.Ladies\u2019 Grey Irish Frieze Outing or Golf Skirta, strictly man-tailored : 15 rows of stitching around edges.Holiday jaunt.Special, To-morrow Just the «ind of Skirt for a 8 98 + Baseball Mitts 000000000000.een Yr Baseball Masks .Te Painted Halls .ml ve.Lunch Baskeus .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.00000000 0e PR HAMILTONS \"Cotton and Silk Flags from 3 119x WANTED \u2014 STRONG BOY, ABOUT 15, FOR ctory.Apply 40 Jurors st.119x SWANTED \u2014 GOOD PLAIN COOK, ALSO youlg girl as hodsen:a:d, willing to sleep _ at home.Apply 70 St.Matthew st.x WANTED \u2014 TWO SMART BOYS.APPLY Herald Job Department.: x WANTED \u2014 DRAUGHTSMAN: A YOUNG man for drawing department, on general | work, chictly mining machinery.Apply by letter,\u201d stating age, experience, and salary expected.1.Matheson & Co., Ltd, Engineers, New Glasgow, Nova Scotia.121x WANTED \u2014 BE YOUR OWN BOSS AND start a mall order business at home.Many making $2,000 a year.You have the same chance; we tell you how.Money comiug in every day; euormous profits; everything furnished.Write at once for our starter and fee parUculars.Don't fail to enclose 10 cents to pay postage, etc.Address Supply Agency, Box 136, Springhill, N.8.48x WANTED \u2014 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS 1p all departments.Steady work and good ay.Also girls to learn.Apply to Mr.avis, at The Standard Shirt Co., Limited, Delorimier ave.tr LEGAL CARDS.» ACLENNAN, CLINE & MACLENNAN, Barristers, etc, Cornwall, Ont.D.B.Maclennan, K.C., C.H.Cline, F.J.Maclennan.BICKERDIKE \"& TRIHEY, BARRISTERS and Solicitors, 150 St.James Street.Phone M.2459.F.A.C.Bickerdike, J.Trihey.) OSS & ROSS, BARRISTERS, ETC., ROSS Block, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Hugh Ross, LL.B., Howard 8.Ross, B.A., LL.B, te \"A.WEIR, K.C., M.P.P,, SOLICITOR oi.and Barrister, 138A St.James Street.ETC PRINGLE & CAMERON, BARristers, Attorneys.at-Law, Solicitors in Chancery, Notaries Public, ectc., Cornwall, Ont.Jas.Leitch, K.C,, R.A.Pringle, J.A.GC.Cameron, LL.B.UCHAN, ELLIOTT &.KENNEDY AD: vocates, etc., Canada Life Butlding, 189 Bt.James Street, Montreal.IBBONS & HARPER, BARRISTERS, etc.Richmond and Carling Sts., London.Geo.C.Gibbons, K.C., Fred.F.Harper.ALFRED E.HARVEY, B.C.L., ATTORney, Barrister, 356-358 Temple Bullding, 185 Et.James St., Montreal.Phone 1868, REENSHIELDS & GREENSHIELDS, Barristers, etc., 1724 Notre Dame Str&et.BUSINESS CARDS.INLAYSON & GRANT, CUSTOM HOUSER .Brokers, Forwarders and Warehouge- men.Bell Tel.Main 1203.P.O.Box 424.Rostan, Jobert, Velpeau, aud others, the desiderata to be sought in a medicine of the kind and surpasses everything hitherto employed.THERAPION No.1 in a remarkably short time, oiten a few days only without the slightest discomfort, inconvenience, or risk, effects a cure, superseding capsules and and astringent fluids, THERAPION No.2 , for impurity of the bivod.scurvy, pimples, spotd, blotches, pains nud swelling of the joints, gout, rheuruatiam, and all aiseases for which it has been too much a fashion to employ mercury, sarsapa= rilla, &c., to the destruction of sufferers\u2019 teeth and ruin of health.This preparation purifies the whole system through the blood, and thoroughly eliminates every poisonous matter from the body.HERAPION No.3 nervous exhaustion, impaired vitality, sleep ness, and all the distressing consequences of dighipation, residence in hot, unhealthy climates, .lt pôssesces surprisiiig puver in restoring strength and vigentr to The debilitated, ION is sold hy all H E he principal Cheinists and Mercnants througnont the World, Priee in England 2/9 & 4/6.In ordering, state which of the three numbers is required andobserve above Trade Mark, which is a tac-simile of word \u201c THERAFION \"as it appears on the Government MACHINERY FOR SALE, SECOND-HAND \u201cMACHINERY FOR SALE.Two second ban@ Elevators, run by Hang Power.Will sell very cheap to prompt purchaser.; Three second hand Planers and Matchers, po.fitted, and in good working order.25 H.P.Leouard \u2018Clipper\u2019 Engine, in good - order.30 H.P.2elf-Contained Boller, in good order, 150 H.P.Slide Valve Engine, !a good order, 40 H.P.Slide Valve Engine, in good order, 26 H.P.Slide Valve Engine, in good order, A.R.WILLIAMS & CO., , 330 St.James Street Montreal.I ELECTRO AND STEREOTYPING.Large Advertisers ', ox rice: or electratypes.We know your requirements.HUGHES FLECTROTYPE and REOTYPR FOUNDRY.Tel.Main 3162.IK St.George st.ELECTRICAL, WORK.TELFER, TELFER & Co A TO LET \u2014 FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS, Bandsomely furaished flat, in the vicinity of Westmount I'ark; plauo, gas stove, etc.Rent moderate.Apply 2R, Herald.119x +0 LET ~ NICE, BRIGHT, NEWLY TINT- od and paioted offices.Apply Acme Litho.Co., 233 St.James st.Avply Acme 13x per moath; airy, bright bquse, on corner.Apply to P.5.Ross & Sons, 1766 Notre Dame street.124x .TO LET \u2014 NO.& PRINC ARTHUR ST.lower tenement, 7 roo and bathroom, Daisy furnace, hot and cold water, base- , light and comfortable: month.Apply to R.Egan, 130 Mansfield Street.120x TO LET \u2014 13 LORNE AVENUE, 10 ROOMS, bot water furnace, which does both heating and cooking in wi:ter, all clothes closets and bedrooms veni \u2018ated; will bave Lili Rent = and Tow open plumding oR a month and taxes.App _ Esan, 120 Manstield st.| 120% TO LET \u2014 HOUSH OF SIX ROOMS, IN good locality; all modern conveniences.Will reat furnished or unfurnished.Terms very moderate.Apply Box 711 M, Herald.T0 LET \u2014 STORE, ON CRAIG STREET, near Cote st.Moderats rent.Apply 689 ___ Craig st te TO LET \u2014 FLATS FOR MANUFACTURING purposes; well lignted; central situation._Chanteloupe Mfg.Co., 589 Craig st.tf TO LET \u2014 4357 MONTROSE AVE, WEST- mount, beautiful cottage; moderate rental.Joseph G.deLorimier, 30 St.James st Tel.Main 1937, Mount 264.x LOST.LOST\u2014-WEDNESDAY EVENING, ON PEEL, St.Aptoine, Sherbrooke, Mountain, SL Catherine or Guy sts., $2, by messenger boy.Finder please return 523 Seigneurs sL 120 LOST \u2014 TUESDAY, BY WAY OF ISLAND.- Centre and Wellington sts., gold bracelet, with pendant, valued as a gift.Reward at 297.Charron st.ih 120 on st.o_o.1 LOST \u2014 ON GUY OR NOTRE DAMB STS., west of Guy, about twenty dollars in bills._ Address 5 Union ave.120 LOST \u2018\u2014 TUESDAY FORENOON, PROBably op the Street Railway, on Guy, St.Catherine to Windsor sts,, an envelope ad- \"dressed Mrs.A.Becker,.Windsor Hotel, containing papers of no value to any one but the owner.Finder will please leave them at No.105 Mausfield st., or the Windsor Hotel.i : .119x LOST \u2014 SMALL WHITE FOX TERRIER.+ yellow ears; answers to name of Fox.Re- : ward at 782 St.Denis street.; DOGS LOST, WANTED, FOR SALE WANTED \u2014 ENTRIES FOR THE DOG Show.Premium lists and particulars from E.C.Short, P.O.Box 623, or 11 St.Sacrament st.Entries close May 20th.119x ; LosT \u2014 STRAYED FROM 60A.ST.ANTOINE st.May 15th, skye terrier dog, answers to name of Frank.Reward at above address.120 Arthur, small fox terrier (female), answers to name of Cute.Reward.If not returned after this notice holder will be prosecuted.vl -120x FOR SALB\u2014A FINE, WELL BRED YOUNG collie.ls*good watchdog and gentle with children.Owner parts with him o.account of leaving town.942A St.Denis.124x FOR SALE \u2014 THREE THOROUGHBRED collie puppies, 5 months old, bred between Collender Bruce and Lord Tweedmouth, prize winners.Sell mother also; 3 years old; a beauty.W.P.Stanton, 9 St.John street.+ ' .120 FOUND \u2014- AN IRISH SETTER.OWNER can have same by proving property and paying expenses.If not called for io three days, will be sold to pay expenses.Apply i0 St.Timothee st, in rear, city.1i9x TO LET \u2014 2§ CATHCART STREET, $35.00 large, ment asphaited and ventilated, iron pipe | rent $15 a\u2019 LOST \u2014 14TH INST.FROM 20 PRINCE T0 LET.FOR SALE.ba Aéverusemenuw under this 201 2 Thare ÿ on) J re La er Se Be LIL Ty Meelis Haan, se 10C ; six insertions.aso : FOR SALE \u2014 TRERS, SHRUBS, HARDY roses, perennials, flowering vines, fruit trees of every description, everything re- ee ne * Purée Se Drop ng, thou , $8.hub , _card.Cooper, 2s1 Bourgeois 188 FOR SALE \u2014 TWO BLACK GOATS.APPLY W.H.Gibbs, Rielie ave, Queen's Park.123x FOR SALE \u2014 GAS STOVES, EASY TERMS, $8 with order, $6 per year, for two years.when stove becomes your ows; conn (ready for use) free.Montreal Gar O FOR SALE \u2014 LAUNDRY SBCRET.HOW to polish shirts and collars when ironing.By mail, 15c.Address A.Linde, Laugdry- map, {2A' Victoria st.124x FOR SALE \u2014 FIRST .CLASS UPRIGHT plano, American muke, powerful tone, seven octaves, three pedals; rare chance; guaranteed; latest style; $75 cash.6% St.James su, near Windsor.124x FOR SALE \u2014 TWO BICYCLES (MEN'S), high grade wheels, good as now, twenty- four in.frames, Christie saddles, Dunlop tires.Apply to Engineer, 63 Latour st.14x FOR SALE \u2014 SINGER BUTTONHOLE, BAR- good working order.25 St Helen st FOR SALB \u2014 RUBBER ROLLS FOR clothes wringers replaced.Other repairs done promptly and perfectly.Please address card.John Stapleton, 8A Hermine street.Mention what's wrong.18x FOR SALE \u2014 BABY CARRIAGE; AS GOOD as new.No reasonable offer refused.Apply _2 Dominion _ave., city._ 13x FOR SALE \u2014 EXTRA FRESH EGGS sUPplied to private families, hotels, etc, by express every week or fortnight.Prices moderate.Write for particulars.Walter _M.Hislop, St.Johns, PQ 14x FOR SALE\u2014BBLL ORGAN, ALMOST NEW, upright walnut piano case; suitable for private family, Sunday school, or mi .Address Organ, Herald.12x FOR SALE \u2014 HANDSOME DOUBLE BRASS bedstead, with bain matuess and wire ».Spring.Apply 53 Cathcart st, 123x FOR SALE\u2014TO INVALIDS, VAPOR BATHS, invalid rolling, reclining chairs, back rests, bedside adjustable table, bed tray, for breakfast in bed, bidets, bed clothes supporter, etc.R.E.Paipchaud, 208 St.Lawrence st., opposite the market.ex H SALE \u2014 THE MANUFACTURERS OF the Victor Acetylene Bicycle Lamps have decii-d to close out the balance of their stock.of the above jamps at $1.25 each, and + will deliver in any town in Ontario or Eastern Provinces for $1.50-each, cash with order.\u2018The Victor is guaranteed to give a powerful light.wr sale by Walter Grose, 30 St.Dizier st., Montreal.223x FOR SALE \u2014 A CLEVELAND BICYCLE, 1900 model, lamp, bell and all complets, been véry little in use, to.be sold cheap.1691 St.James st.122x FOR SALE \u2014 BICYCLE; IN FIRST CLASS condition; cost $75; very little used.Will sell for $25.Don't miss this chance.57 Park avenue.Party leaving for Europe : 1 H.Vineberg and Co., 124x x per year; after.three yearly payments stove becomes your property.14,000 in use in Montreal.Connected (ready for use) free._ Montreal Gas Co, x FOR SALE \u2014 A NEW EDJSON PHONOgraph, complete, 25 records, cost $45.0.will be sold at $30.00.And also a fine plush __parlor set, $20.00.25A Gain st.122x FOR SALE \u2014 LARGE LIVE MINNOWS FOR fishing.gold fish plants, aquaria supplies.__564 Craig street.J.J.Ulley & Son.119x \"FOR SALE \u2014 GENT'S BICYCLE, DUNLOP tires, in good running order, new Solar lamp, electric bell, foot pump, cyclometer.Price 15 dollars.57 Papineau square, top floor, No.1.Co 1x FOR SALE \u2014 A FIRST CLASS CYLINDRIcal street piano, with cart, in excellent oon- dition; only two years in use: cost $251.00.Will accept $75:00 or less if sold at once.Write quickly to E.Bourpuin, Cardinal, Ont.\u2018 SUMMER BOARD.OLD ORCHARD BEACH \u2014 PRIVATE FAMily will take a few boarders from 5th June.Answer to Herald Office, Box 93.V.13x, ROOMS \u2014 AND BOARD, AT MINTO COTtage, St.Agathe des Monts, neatly furnished rooms, with first class city board.For particulars, address Mrs.Holwell, Ste.Agathe des Monts, or, Room 13, 17 St.John street, city.' 124x cality, purest water, plentiful shade, near railroad.Address Springhurst, Box 77, Fre- lighsburg.P.Q- .M9x SUMMER BOARD \u2014 BOARD AND ROOMS for summer months, at St.Lambert.Con- _ venient to river and station.Address \u201cBoard,\u201d P.0., St~ Lambert.; 123x PERSONAL.PERSONAL \u2014 MRS.J.EUARD, SICK nurse, is open to an engagement.Apply 1799 Ontario st., near Bleury.Tel.545 East PERSONAL \u2014 FOR SALE, ALL, KINDS OF new and used desks and letter presses, and everything that an office may require.Selling at less than cost at Wm.P.Stanton's, 9 St.John st.Tel.Main 2506.120x PERSONAL \u2014 MONTREAL CARPET BEATing Co., 628 Lagauchetiere street, head of Cote street, Montreal.Largest and best equipped establishment in the city.Telephone (Maiu) 716.~ 118x PERSONAL \u2014 WANTED, FAMILIES TO I subscribe to new plan to relieve heavy funeral expenses.For an annual subscription of One Doliar ($1.00), we will furnish a coffin, varnished, or covered Im black, a hearse with two horses.and the necee- sary bouse furnishings Wm.Tracey & QCo., Funeral Superintendents, §7 and # Inspector st.Bell Telephone, Main 2438.Est.1882.20° a PERSONAL \u2014 QUICKLY DONE, OFFICE, store or warehouse alterations.General estate work a specialty.R.G.Balloway, Carpenter.128 Bleury st.120 WANTED TO RENT.WANTED \u2014 TWO WELL FURNISHED rooms, in private house, between Bleury and Guy, with breakafst, and with or without other imeais.Married couple.Box 99X, Herald.121% WANTED \u2014 TO RENT.1 WANT NICELY furnished flat, about five rooms and bath, vicinity St.Lawrence apd St.Catherine sts.__Address H.P.M., Theatre Francals.119x COUPLE WANT AT ONCE, FOR TWO OR three months, small furnished house in the West End, Westmount preferred.Box 100X, _ Herald.\u2018 Cn x WANTED\u2014HY A MARRIED COUPLE, TWO rooms, with first class board, in a private family, residing in the west of the chy.Write to 446 St.James st.119x SITUATIONS WANTED\u2014MALE.WANTED SITUATION BY CANVASSER, in tea and coffee firm, or any other line.of goods.Would prefer firm giving prizes with goods.Eight years\u2019 experience.First class references.Addres Tea Salesman, Herald Office.; .123x WANTED \u2014 BY STENOGRAPHER AND typewriter of some cxperience best references, a position.Address 101X Herald.124x PIANO TUNING\u2014UPRIGHT PIANOS TUNed, $1.50 each.First class tuner.Drop card, or telephone Up 998.Leach's Piano Rooms, 2440 St.Catherine st._123x WANTED \u2014 TRADESMEN'S OR STORE- * keepers\u2019 books made up during the day or in the evening: city reference.Apply Accountant, Herald.| \u2014 12x CLEANING WATCH CASES, CHAINS, JEWellery, all kinds of go!d, silver and nickel ware cleaned and polished like pew.moderate prices.171 McGill st.119x WANTED PLASTERING REPAIRS, .whitewashing, tinting, all kinds of cement work, etc.Address 142.St.Hypolite st.119x WANTED \u2014 BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG coute, situation: wife good cook op waltress: man handy around horses, also smart at table work; city or country.Apply 21% Latour st x BUSINESS CHANCES.FOR SALE \u2014 HOTELS, LICENSED REStaurants, grocery, cigar, confectionery stores, also dining rooms, butcher stalls \u2014 SUMMER BOARD \u2014 IN DELIGHTFUL LO- \u2018FOR SALE \u2014 SECONDHAND BROODER, IN good order.Eggs from frst prize Wyan- dottas and Plymouth Rocks.Send for cata- __logue.W.Uliley, Victoria sq.120x FOR SALE \u2014 A GOOD BRANTFORD BICY- \u201ccle; cheap for casb.Apply 758 St.Urbain st, after 7 p.m.121x FOR SALE\u2014GENDRON BICYCLE, CHEAP, -22 inch frame, 1899 Model, aluminum finish, Dunlop tires, id very good condition.2 Bleury st.: | 20x FOR SALE\u2014COOKING STOVE AND DINING table, in good order; will sell cheap.159 Hutchison st., city.| 120x FOR SALP \u2014 NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS, cheap for cash, or payable $10 down and $7 monthly.Leach\u2019s, 2410 St.Catherine (between Stanley and Drummond).Open even- \u2018ings.Exchange made.! 120x FOR SALE \u2014 ALMOST NEW, 3 PEDALLED Upright Plano, stool and cover; cost $300; will sell for $150 casa.Box 674, 120x_ FOR SALE \u2014 LIFB SIZED PORTRAITS of King Edward, Queen Victoria, Gladstone, Roberts, Kitchener, French, postpaid on receipt of 10 cts., 3 for 25 cts.Address Room B, 132 St.Jathes st., Montreal.119x FOE SALE \u2014 BRUSSELS CARPETS, GOOD domestic sewing machine, and-other house- \u2018hold articles.18 Osborne st.121x FOR SALE \u2014 MONUMENTS, OR HEADstones, in foreign or Canadian granite or marble.Get our prices.Aberdeen Granite and -Marble Works, 108 Bleury st.F.Hawkins, Prop.To _ 138x_ FOR SALE \u2014 FOR THE BALANCE OF THE season, ] will sell eggs from my champion pens of Barred and Buff Rocks, Gelden Wyandottes, Black Minoroas, Houdans and Andalusians, at $1.00 per setting.J.A Guthrie, Owen Sound, Ont.24x FOR SALE - BADGES, FOR ENTERTAIN- pilgrimages ,etc., and lapel buttons.J.P.Moncel, 210 St.James st, Montreal, tf FOR SALE\u2014SPECIAL SALE KODAKS FOR one week only, 25 per cent.to 40 per oent.discount on Premo, Poco, Ray and Vive Cameras.R.F.Smith, $156 Notre Dame Street.tL.FOR SAIL.E\u2014DBREAD, CAKES, FIRST OLASS bread and cakes, 14 cents.Telephone Main 307, or apply Montreal Cash Bakery, 89 Shannon ut.té _ FOR SALE\u2014CAST STEEL CASTINGS FROM 1 pound to 6,000 pounds in weight, are made to order by The Wm.Kencedy and Sons, Ltd., Owen Sound, Ont.x FOR SALE\u2014WATERPROOF COVERS.ALL sizes, for horses, waggons, etc.Tarpau- ins on bire.Men's oliskin clothing, oiled hats, etc.Canvas, all widths and weights.The Sonne Awning, Tent and Tarpaulin Co, 775 Craig et.Montreal.Write for catalogue.Bell Tel.Main 727.te FOR SALE \u2014 CASH Oh CREDIT, FURNIture and carpets for parlors.bedroom, dining room and kitchen, pictures, mirrors, clocks, ètc.Call and see, ¥.Gud bord, 139 and 189A Montcalm st.3nd dooe above St.Catherine at.o WOR SALE \u2014~ CASH or CREDIT, PARLOR Sete, Bedroom Suites, Dining Sets, Carets, Oilcloth, Curtains, Stoves, ete.RINCE CO., 33 8t.Lgwrence st.* ¢f FOR SALE\u2014SAFES AND VAULT DOORS, new and seconanand, large stock, mo- derste prices; repalis and removing.A.Ahern, Montreal Safe Works, 363 Bt.James st.Telephone Main 813.tt FOR SALE \u2014 SAFES AND VAULT DOOR3 of all descriptions, both new and secand hand.G.ChRpleau & Sons, Bell Tel.East 1129, Merchants 190.tt JOR SALE \u2014 FOR THE MILLION, KIND- llug, $2; cut maple, $2.50: tamarae blocks, $1.75: mill blocks, $1.29 per load, deMver- ed anywhere in the city.J.C.MacDiars mid, Richmond so.Bell Tel.Up 3583.tf EDUCATIONAL.SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING \u2014 MISS Graham, Temple Building.Phone ' Maln 1714.Typewriting promptly done.Short- band classes open all summer, Pupils begin any time.[74 HORSES AND CARRIAGES.ALE \u2014 A ay B - gies, Gladstone,\u201d Quebec and Concord; gual- antecd work.Jos.Bohbomme, cofner Rich.© mond and 8t.James.1392 Victoria, also Scotcif cart and barness: all \u2018in good order.Apply 8.Larkin, 30 Arcade St.Tel East 384._\u2014___,_° 131R | HORSES FOR BALE BY AUCTION EVERY day at 2.20 p.m.Private sales at all times.ring, tacking and serging machines, all in FOR SALE\u2014GAS STOVES TO RENT, # ments, socials, parades, excursion parties, FOR SALE \u2014 SBCONDHAND, CARTER'S- r } Address Post Office |.- .St.Catherine st., corner Greene ave.ROOMS AND BOARD.Ga 1 ACT 39 Giiy Out way lus 167 LD linet Wiss ical the Heraid\u2014and thet is advertising is the.ae words, soc; six insertioms.age.ROOMS = A NICE BRIGHT, SINGLE room, suitable lady er oman.100 Alexander st.on 3 ROOMS \u2014 DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOMS TO let, with or without board, in private family.213B Bleury st., above St.Catherine street.1333 BOARD \u2014 MRS.SEARL, LADIBS\u2019 DOC- tress, strictiy private and superior accommodation, with professional attendance.Las dies treated and auended.2 St Monique street.1232 ROOMS AND TABLE BOARD.EVERY CON- Yenience.23 Torrance.1233x ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, COMFORTABLY FUR- uished rooms, suitable for couple or (we + young gentlemen, with or without board; hot and cold water and all conveniences.183 Versailles st.124x ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, NICELY FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms, on bath flat; Auer light and bot water.35 Victoria st.13x ROOMS \u2014 TO RENT, FURNISHED ROOM, comfortably furnished, gas, $5.00 per mouth; home comforts; desirable locality.287% St.__ Urbain st.] 124x ROOMS \u2014 TO RENT, WELI, FURNISHED room, ey bathroom nat, in private family, n shop st.; gentiemen only.Address 102X Herald Office.aly 124x ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, DOUBLE PARLOR, furnished as bedroom and sitting room; suitable for married coupie; use of kitchen; English family.25 St.Hypolite st.1Zix .ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, FURNISHED RGOMS, single and double.Apply 299 St.Catherine _Bt, Dear Bleury.14% ROOMS\u2014IN QUIET HOME, THRER BRIGHT rooms, well furnished, with every convenience; purtial board if desired.103 Stanley street.\\ : __1mx ROOM AND BOARD \u2014 WELL FURNISHED \u2018room, with excellent accommodation, ia self-contained house; terms moderate.Apply 209 St.Antoine st.122x ROOMS \u2014 FURNISHED DOUBLE PARLOR, also other rooms, with or without board; private family.14 Richmond square.122x ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, NICE, FURNISHED double bedroom, bathroom flat, one pingle furnished room; with or without board.- __ Address Box 96 W., Herald.122x ROOMS\u2014LARGE, WELL FURNISHED BEDrooms, suitable for two gentlemen, on bathroom flat, every convenience.Apply 4188 = ax _ RGOMS \u2014 AND BOARD, IN CENTRAL LOcality, may be seen any time, at No.33 _ Union ave.; 120.ROOM.\u2014 AND BOARD.WELL FURNISHed, large, airy room, leading on to gallery, _ With board.725 Sherbrouke st.120 ROOMS \u2014AND BOARD.540 DORCHESTER street (opposite St James\u2019 Club), near - churches, theatres and cars.Telephone.Auer light; best situation in town; choice board.: 119 ROOMS \u2014 TO LET.CHOICE UPTOWN LOcality, large, well furnished rooms, bathroom flat; everything first class; gentlemen only.2443 St.Catherine st.121x - ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, FOUR NICE UNFUR- \u2018nished rooms, on Lagauchetiere st, near corner of DBleury.Apply 695 or 687 Lagau- chetiere st.119x ROOMS \u2014 TO LET, ONE OR TWO ROOMS, with or without use of kitchen.\u201d 543 Wellington \u2018st.\u2019 131x ROOMS -\u2014 TO LET, NICELY FURNISHED, double and single bedrooms, on bath flat; © Auer light; with or without board.37 Vic- \u2018 toria st : | ROOM \u2014 NEWLY AND NEATLY FURNISHed, or bath flat; private, very ceatral.74 Cathcart st., Bath Hotel Block.120x ROOM.\u2014 TO LET, LARGE AND COMFORTably furnished, suitabie for one or two gentlemen: small family; no children; immediate possession.272A St.Antoine.118x 1 ROOM \u2014 VERY LARGE, BRIGHT ROOM, b.flat, for one or two gentlemen, quiet, central; terms \u2018moderate.28 Berthelet, at 119x ROOMS \u2014 TWO FRONT ROOMS, ON BATH flat, gas, private family, gentiemen only.| _16A University st.118x \"CROCKFORD'S 1:C MEALS ALWAYS ready.We serve.the best 15¢ dinners in the city.Open day and night.59%7B Craig st.136x : FRÔCKFORD'S lie MEALS ALWAYS ready.We serve the best 15c dinnérs in the*city.Open day and night.537B Craig street.136x TWO.LET\u2014-TWO COMFUn+ABLY FUR- pisbed rooms, with board; terms moderate.100 Grand Trunk Street.BCARD AND ROOMS \u2014 A COUPLE OP gentlemen can be accommodated \u2018with room and board in private English family, St.Antcine st.west.Address V.V., Herald Office.- = TO LET\u2014COMFORTABLY FURNISHED room to let ta private family.Central locality.Moderate price.Box R.i, Hera : \u2018 .\u20ac PROPERTY FOR SALE.S&F Advertisements under this heading, 2 words for 15c.cach insertion.FOR SALB \u2014 SUMMER RESIDENCE, 11 rooms, orchard, 3 acres, $2,000; also building lots, St.\u2018Hilaire; also stone front self- contained house, 6 \u2018rooms, bathroom, 1088 Cadieux st., city, $2,000, all or.part cash.NW.Street, 3 Bleury.*x_ FOR SALE \u2014 A LARGE, WELL BUILT, .private residence, with thirty-eight acres of the best land; good orchard; water in house and barn.in the centre of the village of Abbottsford Mountain: known as tbe Lincoln farm.Price low.Address Gaspard A.Dupuis, Box 1228, Abbottsford, P.Q.122x FOR SALB \u2014AT BELOEIL, MAGNIFICENT villa and property of T.A.Huot, situated on \u2018the Richelieu River at the foot of Baloeil mountain, three minutes from Grand Trunk station.Comprises 200 acres of arable land, gardens, with quantity of fruit trees, 200 feet of grap@ vines, etc.Address T.A.Huot, Beloell, or J.L.Chalifour, New York Life Building, Montreal! 120x COTTAGES FOR SALE OR RENT, AT ST.Lambert.Apply to James Wright, 204 St.James st.131x ROBT.R.GOOLD, REAL ESTATE AND .Mortgage Broker.Suburban property a specialty.15 St.James at, tt WANTED TO PURCHASE.WANTED \u2014 CANADIAN STAMPS.FIVS cents pumeral a specialty.Address 588 St.Denis pt.» \u2018 120x WANTED \u2014 SAILIXG SKIFF AND PLEAsure boat combined, about 16 ft., sipgle sail, oars and cushions.Answer, stating price etc.295 Peel st, city.123x WANTED \u2014 TO PURCHASE.HIGHEST cash -price .paid for cast off clothing, old gold and silver jewellery, ete.Call or send postal card to H.Gilbert, 575 Cralg st 121x EXCHANGE COLUMN.FOR SALE \u2014OR EXCHANGE, A FUR LINed overcoat, beaver cloth, collar otter plucked and dyed to look like seal.A warm coat.Originally cost $80.Would sell for $15, or exchange for household furniture, dining chairs, carpets, otc.Ade dress Fur Coat, Herald Office.ef WANTED \u2014 ORGANS AND PIANOS, IN part payment for new Upright Pianos.Highest prices allowed, at Leach\u2019's, 2440 St.Catherine st.(between Stanley and Drum- mohd).123x FOR SALP \u2014 OR EXCHANGE, PIANO BOX buggy, for a two-seated, light express and harnees; all in good order.No reasonable offer refused.115 Chatham st.= MISCELLANEOUS.MATTRESSES RE-MADE AT RESIDENCRB, $1.50.Special rates for hotels, schools and non-contagious hospitals.Address Fraser, 93 Knox st.- 139% MISS H.CRULY, DRESSMAKER, WISHBS3 to.inform her many customers and ladies in general, that on and after May ist, she will carry on her special line of business at 16A University st.1x HAMMOND'S CARPET BEATING WORKS.Carpets beaten, also purified by compressed air.Carpet laying, upholstering, mattress making, etc.222 St.Urbain st.Tel Last PERMISSION 18 ASKED TO THB COUNCIL for putting up & gasoline engine at 738 Ontario st 123x TO E.R.SAKER, 313 BLEURY STREET, eo eoleaned and made e end returned ry CHICAGO Stamp (in white letters on a red gronnd) affixed to and other business.Alwa A ; : a .ys Dagemais & Trial given.Satisfaction guaranteed.T.and Dave your carpets BNE EWSILLE , HL.88 VIOTORIA SQUARE | every package by order of Her Majesty Hon.Co.for bargains.\u201d 66 Craig st.Telephone W.Foster & Co, 1-1 1 Paul st.Tek| over.\u201d Maturessss remad TORONTQONT | Telephone Mo.Main 176 Com ers, and without which itis & forgery.44 Bleury St.Tel.Main 1188 - \u2018East 1810, : | Mam 3k +.«© same day.Upholsteriog.\u2014 : _ _ : + Ce _ \u2014 _ ._ dons \u2014\u2014 \u2018 e .\u2018 & Herald Want \u2018Advertisements Produce Quick and - ° \u2018Sure Results, He ~ mss ' mired to shoulder it all himself.MAAA.CLUB HOUSE WILL BE IN THE CITY Association Last Evening Killed \u2018the Westmount Scheme\u2014Mr.Brophy Explains Why the Committee Did Nothing.The M.A.A.A.new club house will be in ke city after all., Such was the decision of the annual weeting of the association last evening, when the question came up gor settlement.- A discussion had been looked for whea the new building committee made its report, but the talk before the mecetiug proved to be nothing but firful squalls and away eutirely.\u2018There were saver who weut to the meeting deterinined to know why last year's lLuilding committe had done nothing, aud to censure them for tbelr Inactivity.But somchow when the president made his little speech aud explained that there was a deadlock as to.the site, there did not seem the same ycarn- tag to win fame by calling on the association to pour out the cup of wrath on the heads of the committeemen, | 80 while there was an undercurrent of excitement, on the surface all was smoot and peaceful as it should be, and the same committee was lustructed to go ahoud with {be arrangements for & new bome fur the AAA President Brophy took the chalr at 30 pud called the meeting té order.- After the minutes came, the annual reports The secretary's report will be found below.The ficancial report, which has been already published, showed that the debt had been reduced $3,000, leaving ouly $3,000 as the total lability of the association.Just twenty years ago the Infant association came into existenge, and in that time lt bas paid over $150,000 for the property it now owns, and all is clear except $3,000.\"Both reports were adopted unanimousiy.Mr.A, W.Stevenson Was the unanimoas choice of the meeting for the Luuvrary presidency.The election of directors vesulted in the election of Messrs, A.Chaplin, A.H.Res sey and Allan Cameron.A very Important matter was brought ta the attention or 1 2 meeting by a letter from Mr.S.M.baylis.He pointed out the trouble thaf would arise When the members of aftiliated clubs, Who pald müch su aller dues thän the association members, ghould outnumber tliem.and so be able tu | .outvole the association members.I'resident Brophy suggested that the election of directors should be left to assoclation mwem- bers ouly.MR.BROPHY EXPLAINS.The question of a new club house had occupled the\u2019 attention of the members of the building cominittee for the past twelve months.During that time very few mueet- fugé had Leen held.As an Initial step towards an explanation, Mr.Brophy said he would take tae meeting into his confidence at once, unbasom Limself, as it were.and frankly admit thac if apy blame were to be given for apparent d=linquency.he de- This verr gcrerous disposition was.quite acceptable to his bearers, who greeted hls words: with | applause.Thore were several reasohs why .but very few.meetings of the buiiding com- \u2018mittee had: been held The first was per- gona! with him.Bus.aess engagements hal developed unexpectedly shartly \u2019afgee the nomination of the building emumitiee and he bad uot Leen able to fidÿ much free time As business men, be\u2014Hhouzht lis hearers would realize *that.\"The principal reason, however,\u201d why there hail been es few meetings was the admitted impossitril- {ty of the mambers coming to an uuder- standing.A deadlock had.been established at an early méeting regarding the location of tie proposed new club Louse: thre> of the members wanting it \u2018in the city ani three in Westmount.grounds.Because of this wide differsnee of opinion the members Bad been particu: larly careful that nothing sheuid ne givea vit for publication -unti!l uvussimity had been obtained.At the very first méertine of the committee thé mepbers had divided themselres into two camps, one in favor of the club house being in the city.the other of baving it iu Westmount.This first difference of vi>w.remuined ereadfast, and at the se-and meeting it wis- seen that no progress could be made.of ibe deadlock, no further weetings wep eld, \u2018Tne revenue of the M.A A A.skating rink, trvoryw here, Write for Catalogue.: 2100 St, Cathorine Streot.44 Vietorin Streets 2400 St, Catherine PER FHOT- eh meine \u2014\u2014\u2014 ran a _ Ash, Nickolod Trimmings and lance- _ Wood tip, The.Split Bamboo, 3 joint aud extra tip, in case, 81.25.Split Bamboo, fine quality, cork handle, close silk windings, vickled reel soat, spare tip, in carrying case, §3.00 SPLIT BAMBOO RODS $4.50, $6.00, 87.50, £8, 810, $12, 813.Weights from 3 oz.to 10 os.FLY BOOKS\u201440c to $3.00, | Special line of new styles in Vest Pocket Patterns, 80¢, 7%0, $1.25, 81.60, and 82.00.Every requisite for Fly aud Bait Fishing, illustrated in our new Catalogue, free on request.2230 St Catherine St .Lame, Rianond, bas soid hblw- Svear oad paving ware aidysmith, hy King | bis fickding betug iffective agalust, I.swith, sécretury, l ng ty to be held.fa the Leathonse Lieb va of the Temple Cub will.be the | ELOER, DENPSTIR & CO, - | t i i | Newfoundland.The quickest, safest and best Passenger Route te all parts of Mewiosations NEWFOUNDLAND RAILWAY ONLY SIX HQURS AT SEA.Str BRUCE leaves North Sydney overy T ureday and Saiurday evening on arrival Fog 1.0.8, cosaecling Peri-au-Base THE NEWFOUNDLAND RAILWAY Trains leave SL.John's, NSd., every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday afteraces ai Sve o'cwck, connecting with the I.C.R.express at North Bydoey every Thursday and saturday Morning.Through Tickets issued and Freiga: rates Quoted at all stations oa the 1.C.R., C.P.R.;.T.-R.apd D.A.R.° | RG.TT 8t.John's, NA4 DOMINION LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL SERVICE.~ FROM PORTLAND | FROM BOSTON *Ottorpan .May2 Via Quernatown.Dominion .June 1 New England.May 23 Cambroman .June, 8 Commonwealth Juns 5 \u201cRoman Juno 15 New England June 19 *Ottoman .June 22 Commonweaith July 3 \u201cThese steamers do DOL rarry passengers.MONT) To Lai Mail CALLING AT QUSBEG AND MOVILLE Service, From ; From Liverpool.Stesmer.\u2018.Montreal.9 May.Numidian Sat, 25 May 16 May.Lusitania .Sst.1 June 21 May.:Austraissian.Sac.8 June Sat.15 June 28 May.Corinthian\u2026 6 June.Tunisian .Sat.22 June Special attention is called to saillag a the new Twin Screw Steamer Tunisiens a Tunisian ts the largest, finest and fast- Sot steamer ever built for the Canadian route.wie saloons and staterooms are in the come uy.part, where jrast motion is feit.Elee- icity 1s used for lighting the ship throughout, the lights Leing at tbe command of the bassengers any hour of the night.Musie Tums 224 smoklug rooms on the promenade .© saioo ed by tea.Ds and staterooms are heate 3 \u2014 Cabin, $60 and vpwarée.A reduction i» made on Ro : Tickets, except on\u2019 Jowest rates.uad Trio Second Cation \u2014 To L!verpool, London of rdonderry, 355 to $42.30 single, $68.58 to $80 | Breerage \u2014 RATES OF PASSAGE.| Cabin\u20148$60.00 and up- Cobib\u2014375.00 and up- gerarda.wards.' ret 3d Cabin \u2014 $35.00) \u20ac c \u2014 $4?and 8:70, arcord- AN LR ls ing to steamer.° Third Class \u2014 25.6 Third Class - SA ani $28 0), accord- to, all! principal ing to steamer.points.For further information, apply to any agent Of the company, or tn DAVID TORRANCE & CO., General\u2019 Agrnts, Montreal.AMERICAN.LINE I NEW YORYX \u2014 SOUTHAMPTON \u2014 LONDON.Sailing Wednesdays at 19 a.m: St.Paul .May2 3 Louis June 26 St.Louis .June 4 St.Paul .July is gu.Paul .June iy EL bouis .Ju.iv RED STAR LINE.NEW YORK ANTWERP PARI3.; Sailing Wednesdays at Noca.- | © Pennland .May 22° Fr,csland LL.Juge 12 i Kensington .May Xd Southwark .June 19 Zeeland.Juan 5 *Vider.and Line Dé eNew Tw.n 5.1°W Etramers rallicg at Cher- bo \u2019 ' urg INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO.Piers 15 ard 5 N River.| , Office \u2014- 72 Bradway, New York.W.H.HENRY, 116 £t.Peter Street, Mechanics Institute Buiid.rg, Moclreal Consistizg of 12) Steamers, Aggregaicg BEA BOTAL MAL STEAM UNE 420,000 Toas.VER LINE Lake Cramp .a.1 (few).twin screw.5,060 +023 Li.he Eb.2 (new) twin screw [EEN .Lake Megantic ,.PR 5.0080 \u201c \u2018 e B:meoe Lo.5,70 7 Lake Superior LL.1.0020000000 * , Lake Ortarto \u201c - Loke Huren ._- - , Lake Mich zay in1 4x: - Lake Menitoda (dle: ESE REGULAR WEEKLY SERVICE : BETWEEN DR , MONTREAL ANU LIVERPOOL.\u2018From | .Fro Liverpool, .Moz real Apr:T16 .Lake Champ'ais .- May 3 Areii 22 Laxe Megaate .May 12 Afri ne, Lake D IZÉTION LL Lae.es May.: Lake Qztario .; May M.Lusitansz 0.= Hay 2! lage Champlain «Mav 2% Lak* M°gante : June 4 \u2018®Lake Suyeror .| T FISHING TACKLE OF CATCHY QUALITY LE FLY RODS.Lake Syped-r carves Steerage l'assecgers czly.SUMMER RATES FIRST CAPIN\u2014S.08 e, $3203 and upwards: Second \u201cor === Rund Trp.$00 7¢ and uv; wards.SECOND CAFIN \u2014 = cgle.$3 0 az 15- wards.Round Trip.$65.8 apd upwards.| AcçordiBg lo steamiér.luvatioa asd number of persons in recom.oo BTEERAGE RATES\u2014T> Liverpool.Lazdoa,- Londonderry, Glasgow.Belfast and Q.oeeas | Lowu, §.4.50 agd §25 50.: { -\u2014 .MONTREAL TO BRISTOL.|! ASHANTI .ess cause caca I DEGAMA MONTCALM > MONTREAL TO LONTON.| MONTENEGRO .ET May 4! MONTAUK MONMOUTH .MONTEZUMA ELDER, DEMPSTER & CO \u20186 ST.SACRAMENT STREET, MONTREAL: REFORD AGENCIES, DONALDSON LINE | THOMSON LINE WEEKLY LONDON SERVICE FROM PORTLAND.*e & RRECKFIFELID .»+0\u202620000 .May 28 SR ARROYO (iin teres Juno & *8,5, SFRATHNEVIS .\u2026.20\u202600000ccemce \u2018June 15 *S,8, CUMERIA Lecce eee June 22 *#$.$, NORDRFARIÈR LL.June 29 #38, BRECKEIBEI 2.0.0.100000 July 6 : FROM MONTREAL.S.S.KIIL,DONA (coid storage) .May 24 S 8 DEVOXNA (cold storage) .May3l Q.8 CERVONA (cold storage) o.June 14 8.8%.HURONA (cold storage) .June ll LN, FREMONA (viene tees June 28 : FOR LEITH.S.S,LEANNER .8.5.JACONA S.S.BELLONA L.cc0cccasescecees ( FOR ABERDEEN.8.8.ESCALONA .0ssovesseseccen \u2026.\u2026\u2026.May A #88.GIATRA .0000000000 a ssasscccn .June 1% S.$.ESCALUNA L.ccc0c0ceuec 0e a\u2026éocous July 15 nts.talrn, Young & Noble, Nowcastle- or A.Low.Son & Co., 7 Fenchurch Ave.Landon, E.C.: Wm.Thomson & Co., Leith: \\V.Thomeon & Sons, Dundee, Scot- \u201cland.: *Chartered.COLD STORAGE FITTED IN Special Steamers of Both Lines.© LORD LINE.TO CARDIFF.8.8.LORD IVEAGH .icceene ss.LORD CHARLEMONT .0.1 88.LARNE .\u2026\u2026.1000cc0c0es vessscsaccon JUNE 20.\u2018AGENTS -\u2014 Guthrie, Heywood & Co, Car- ail; T.Dixon & Sons, Belfast.; D GO, HE ROBERT REFOR : LIMITED.23 and 25 St.Sacrament Street, MONTREAL.THE METROPOLITAN STOCK EXCHANGE MAIN OFFICE.BOSTON, MASS.Capital, $130,008; fully pald.Incorporated under aws of Massashussita, * @ ST.FRANCOIS XAVIER | GLASGOW SERVICE\" .FROM MONTREAL.; .S.& TRITONIA © .o.0ee May 22! SE LAREONIA (coid storage) .\u2026 May 29 S.S.MARINA (coid storage) .S.S.AMARYNTEMTA 1212200008 F:S-RASTALIA (vald storage) .5.8 TRITONIA LoL, ieee eee June 2s ; - AGENTS\u2014 GLASGOW.DONALDSON BROS.return.To Liverpoo!, Landon, G1 | Beifap:, or Londonderry, in-iuding a.prentiral ! Supply of provisions, cr.oked and served, and Very requis.te for the voysge, $26.00.! GLASGOW & NEW YORK SERVICE Calling at Tendorderry (\u2018rom New Pier, foot Prom of W.21st Street, New York.) ! Glasgow.£tezmstis New York + 4 May.Stâte of Nenraska .22 May | 13 May.Laurentian.5 June F'June.Sardjnaa.19 June + } ftates - Firet Cabis, $4; apd upwards: ve~ j turn ti~yrte 35) ard owardy.Seennd Cada, to Glasgow cr [a néerrr, $22.24; retcrn ti-ketg $2747.Se ze, 328 A.Co Éteamers où 15's serv -> have exan!l 28 PT æ 0 ; nest cor motaïni for al.rlsaseg n° passenge de The Salcons are forward F'atercocs cee the \u201centre nf *Le x - Promerats Zany the entire width of 'ra vests! 2:4 twr-thirts of | the length.Elerss 7 izSes tkroighot, asd electric be!.a :2 ezer7 statermom.+ H.& A.ALLAN, 5 Street, M-mr