The daily witness, 3 mai 1894, jeudi 3 mai 1894

[" Last i I L Edition.NCE 4 .I N T a) MONTREAL, THURSDAY, MAY 3.1894.Price ONE CEST.= > RRY THE MAILS.nae TH = y .; ç , 1 a JR: ar emda ER.aE \\ BERCTIFUL Br ILDING, There | THE GREAT CHESS MATOH.E CARPENTERS STRIKE FROM NEWFOUNDLAND.DOWN OV THE FLEVAIED CT ; ere is to be a new departure.The Among the striking carpenters to-day !A FOURTH ACTION FOR LIBEL INSTITUTKD dan - .; J Montreal Street Railway now carry Her things are quiet but progressive.More AGAINST THE ST.JOHN'S \u2018TELEGRAM \u2014 \", THE BANK OF TORONTO IN ITS N Majesty's malls.The fact came out at STEINITZ FEELS BETTER; THI PLAY men have gone back to work at the new | BAY DE VERDE ELECTIONS.CITIZENS PROTEST AGAINST TUR - HOME.yesterday's meeting of the Road Commit- BEGINS THIS AFTERNOON.scale of time and wages.The union (Special to the \u201cWitness.') THREATENED RAILWAY._ tee, when a letter was read from the com- \u2014 men say with regard to the statement .Cv eqn .i ; \u2014 pany.asking permission t t i that \u2018this ls the worst time in twenty St.John's, Ni, May 3.-Mr.Ttobin- 1» Bank of Toronto is fully installed \u2019 ; 0 put a switch The final series in the great chess match J oo son, editor of the \u2018News,\u2019 took a libel ac- There was a meeting of the owners nf co à _ din d thi on Donegani street \u2018as it (the company) is betw Steini i - ,, Years for the strike\u2019 that the value of: ,.-n Lean ue arm or ; au >.pi 0s palatial new building and things anxious to make î een Steinitz and Lasker began this ipa, buildings going up this year is very tion for $5.000 aga.nst the \u2018Telegram,\u2019 property along the proposed line of the di ev fast assuming à settled order.The ostoffice to arrangements with the afternoon \u2018at three o'clock in the Cos- high and will compare favorably with Yesterday, for accusing him of being onc Montreal Island Belt Redlway through the Goa 5414 departmients are perfect symphonies Pie.\" remove mails from the post- 'mopolitau club and the play will be con- that of former years.b of the promoters of the Harbor Grace city held yesterday afterucon in the Me- .Da ; mast - ' 1 Ir 3 date 5 F N oN \u2019 ic , : .sua ; sa of art and beauty.The room: is large, The question was left over until next NUed every second day until the stakes pad Li rpepter Said to-day [hat Len Orange riots a Jew Jars age us chanics\u2019 Institute.Mr.W.F.Lightha!l prizht and airy, and everything from top meeting.have been won and lost and the laurels of duced the hours because he thought thev the \u2018Telegram.\u2019 he PLHECE 2ERIES] was appointed chairman of the meeting ce: -a hattom is of the richest and choicest \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 the championship of the world adjudged were entitled to it.A carpenter while The government candidates selected for ; | and among the interested parties presarit © Ain JUDGE ROUTHIER TO THE \u2018CROIX\u2019 [either to remain with the veteran holder learning op rade Loceives a very small the Bay Deverde ciections, ol Messrs.i were Messrs, Henry logan, R.Campbell t CUT : 8e./ s ohn Tr Campbell MePhersor AI., os sr 2 ra The entrance portico at once attracts Judge Routhler.who Is: an ardent champ- OF to be forfeited to his young and bril-|get a set of tools costing sometimes two goods hy mp cracrson, > Nelles, Warden King, O.Fauchar, G.B.aia tha attention of the visitor.It is lined |ion of the Roman Catholic cause, having lltant rival.The score at present is jhundred dollars.He must Keep these The steamer \u2018Grand Laka\u2019 got here Puriand, J.B.Stevenson, C.K.Adams, as with rich marbles.covered with specially sent back the \u2018 Croix\u2019 on account of cer.Seven games to twe tn favor of Lasker ee pan in order which is a con- yosterday morning.after a fearful pass G.Il.Mathews, C.TI.Godfrey, George un ; ; ; j j $ xpense.age.er dec ere swept, the r r \u201c - : ve oe designed mosate work.Two Immense pil- tain attacks upon him, that paper re- but the match is far from being won.The statement that upwards of twenty- was coated with ice, Several battle on Barry and others.1 acompromising Loss ite.lass support the arch of the portico.These taliated by more severe attacks, and the Steinitz has been decidedly out of play five employers have agreed to the de- deck died from exposure.The harbor is tility to the proposed scheme of an ele- Pr pillars ars bordered in hammered bronze.judge has now addressed a letter to the during the later games and Lasker has mands 1s well vouched ably hve a now clear of ice, but the heavy snowfall vated lina was declared.The chairman rea Entering the bank the counter especially editor of the \u2018Croix,\u2019 reproaching him ||\u201d some cases scored what were really tx hundred, and the prospects are that ee said that the most strenucus efforts aus ! with his conduct.Among other things Unearned victories.this number will be reduced by the end A DENIAL BY COL.O'BRIEN should be made to defeat the legislation 3 ina Judge Routhier says: \u2018 When, for a period Mr.Steinitz, in conversation with a lof,the J « Lu at present pending at Ottawa.They have of twenty-five years one has been fighting \u2018Witness\u2019 representative this morning; REE : (Special to the \u2018 Witness.) should take a deterthined stand on the attie on every ground and by every legitimate sajd he felt much better than he had for ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.Ottawa, May 3.\u2014Col.O\u2019Brien says with 1, i.EA Co d by means, for the cause of religion, it is\\|some time past.He bas rested better Tin.GOVERNMENT BOW TO THE PATRONS OF reference to the Farley-Wallace corres- ! basis that the strects were the proneriy onia very hard to find one\u2019s self vilified by |these last few nights than for a long INDUSTRY pondence that if Mr.Clarke Wallace or ©?the adjoining proprietors and parliu- thar pens that are salaried by the clergy.I! |time before.He spends his time daily in ; SDUSTRY.his friends are under the impression that DENt had No right to give then avir.yee was the friend of the clergy at a time |the open air driving round the city and (From Our Own Correspondent.) either Mr.Dalton McCarthy or himself LDeY should also demand that ell \u2018x shin when you, sir, did not yet exist, and ! mountain.Toronto, May 2.\u2014\u2018 Rush\u2019 has been the had anything to do with tn publica=on penses incurred in fighting the scheme tnar always served them gratuitously.I shall| \u2018Montreal is the place for me,\u2019 he sald, word to-day at the Legislature.It be-| of that correspondence, as has boen hint.SbOUld be pald by the promoters.; ihe continue to serve them every time I have \u2018I wish I had played the whole match came known this morning that the enflu- ed at about the corridors here, they are Mr.Burland considered the streets too wl a chance to do so, and more especially here.ence of the independent press, and the di- much mistaken.Neither himself nor Mr narrow to permit of an elevated Toad.\u201cha when your manner of defending them will Mr.Stelnitz is certainly looking better rect protest of the Fatrons of Industry Dalton McCarthy, he said, knew anythrng Some of the streets were already aimnst rie, a bave aroused against them a sufficient than on his arrival in the city on Mon- had decided the government to make & about the publication of the correspon- impassable owing to the Street Ra'ivar sai number of enemies that they will need to day evening, and the hopes of his friends radical change in the Mining bill.The! dence.Further encrou-ament on the righis If qign have recourse to their former devoted are correspondingly buoyant.\u2018 All yet proposition to abolish royalties was the ee prem = the common highway would destioy their z servants.\u2019 recognize the champlon's superiority as; bone of contention.Instead of abolish- ; .property alvogether, and he moved the a.\u2014_\u2014 an exponent of the Royal game without Ing them the bill, as amended 1» A HALIFAX SCHOONER LOST.following resolution, vLich was unani- Vases HOCHELAGA IARBOR SCHEME.in any way wishing to depreciate the merely raduces them one percent, with an (Special to the \u2018Wiuness.\u2019) mously adopted :- | from .phenomenal brilliancy of his opponent.allowance for the cost of production of Halifax, N.S.Mav 23-\u2014The schooner That this meeting of citizens, cailed The Harbor Commission delegation re- But if Steinitz were given good health |the ore.A concession has been made to \u2018Mary E.Bliss\u2019 left Portland Maine on | by puhlic advertisement, desires to ex- Cm.turned from Ottawa Jast evening.They there are few chess players indeed who |the Opposition so that in cases of un- April 9, for this port since which time prees the earnest hope that the Parliu- NE seen hopeful of the outcome of their de- would venture to back Mr.Lasker against avoidable absence voters will be allowed pothing was heard of her.Thè steame, MERt Of Canada will not consent to con- Ling mands upon the government.The chalr-|the consummate knowledge of Mr |to register, under the new election bill, \u2018Karnwell\u2019 reports passing vessel on th fer upon any company or association of La man, Mr.Bulmer, says he thinks they Steinitz.by deputy.southern edze of a PP 5,1 bot \u20ac individuals the dangerous and unlimited = a have made such an impression on the \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201d © which answer Ç es à oop; authority asked for in the bill recently government as will procure them what CANADA-AUSTRALIA.A TITLED FORGER.There is no FE AN t she as introduced, entitled the Montrea) Island fori they ask.; , HON.MR.REID OF VICTORIA IN TOWN Paris, May 3.\u2014It is reported that five commanded by Capt.Won.Trnaing and Belt Line Rallway Company.1 Nan e carrying out of the scheme,\u2019 says .0 CTOR À .additional notes forged by Count Eli De carried seven of a crew.Most of th Mr.Nelles referred to the action of the vs Mr.Bulmer, \u2018will be at no cost to the Talleyrand-Perigord in th {1 M TE © city council and Board of Trade in the x CA _- ur TW 3 , .The Hon.R.Reid, Minister of Defence ey crigord in the name Ol Max men belong here and leave wives and 1mi js ve ONE OF THE WICKETS.government.We have the revenue to for the Colony of Victoria, Australia, is Lebaudy, have.turned up.The Princess families matter; both had appointed committees enn 2, Co .bear the Interest on the proposed loan of staying at the Windsor Hotel He is \u2018ad- of Sagan, it is said, has offered to fully \u2019 ee to watch the interests of the city.but this 58 attracts.This is semicircular in form, $4,000,000 without increasing the fees or à > this after- indemnify Lebaudy, on condition that vas not enough.Tue property-owners ty te aile \"i .X , ressing the Board of Trade this after- y y, C TESTIFIED TO HIS OWN TNJURY .eu lv ined] and is built of rich marble.The upper dues in the harbor one fota.TI have bad poon on the subject of reciprocal rela- Count De Talleyrand-Perigord be confined NOT .must fight it vigorously and determinedly.portion is also treated with marble col- Cons doraD le wo perience a these matters tion between Australia and Canada, and In an insane asylum for a time, and also (Special to the \u2018 Witness.\" On his mation the following resolution : ; j ; ë \u2018e WII get what we ask.his rights as the eldest son in ; was adopted:\u2014 us.making a unity between upper and | ; espousing the cable scheme between the fenounce ghis a Peterboro, Ont., May 3.\u2014] 7 \u2018 ; ati - ve + umty ; PP ; is not a local question in any way, but |; wo countries.favor of his younger brother.There is deputy resistrar of ay 3 Mr.Grundy, {That a committee consisting af Messrs.] Inver paris, which Is usually wanting.is entirely national and the improvement Mr.Reid was too busy this morning to NO doubt the Count would readily con- q p Ye 2 of Peterboro, whone evi- Warden King, Henry Hogan, D.Faucher ma Petween the marble columns are panels of Montreal harbor ls in the Interest of discuss the project, but the Hon.Mr, sent to this arrangement as a means of ee of \u2018the tarts Logit room and GW Srephens RSME baer ~?richly baminered and chased antique the whole country.Bowell, who came down from Ottawa to| escaping penal Imprisonment, but it lsl}y created such a sensation, has been re- wo ad » thelr number.oe aly ro ork ; \u2014\u2014\u2014 meet him, said he was committed to the Bot yet certain that Lebaudy would as- à Me watch, on behalf of the citizens 1ite/y 10 Ma- trass work and bevel plate glass.The , lieved of his office.On Monday evening |i i a P ° , whole scheme of closer relations between Sent to the proposal.; y D8 be injuriously affected by the passage of ?erilis in front of each box are especially THE SAILORS\u2019 INSTITUTE.Canada and Australia rr os oh Morrow.registrar.asked Mr.this bill.its progr:as through parliament, à j ; > a Grundy (0 lend him the keys \u20189 ICCK Up d to use all legitimate means to bring nati 3 The annual meetin his excellent ?an & noticeable and by far the best samples of 8 of this Mr.Reid has been Minister of Defence VANCOUVER OVERCROWDED BY JAPS| the office.Mr.Grundy handed them over to the attention of parliament the Injurics 201 bets on the manager's room ard the Du\u201d - for the conference vo is to + held enese was held last night, at which the vith ch uest ihat the use every ; thor buginesy transacted, in Qitawa in June.this sir e Ja , ; ; wi tne req ï A win panes Consul prusided.It was decld- Winnipeg's painters and paper hangers ; revent the pas- A le offi : \u2018oping: entirely.of.this material a proc Ww, on delegates will repragent Great Bri.ed to inform-.the Japanese Government are on strike.5 means ee top pe ote | with bevelled plate glass panels.The to \u201cBe t ASHE ERa IN; «and Bo middon; an did hoxanvitiitimatthe-Labe aazke a \u2026 May.3.\u2014Th ol \u20ac ail sag th r-stibule screen is also of marble.Montreal's favorite sopranos, Mr.J.[is to sall for home upon the next steamer order that it may restrict further unl adiz; May 3.\u2014The employees of all the TTT vo.- \u2014.Ritohie Bell, Mr.Wm Grant (the leaving Vancouver, but he will pledge gration, Andalusian railways ure on strike and THE MONETARY CONFERENCE.7 Toe floor Is in mosaic work of richly Bo\u2019sen\u2019), Mr.John Greenwood, sailors in Victoria to co-operation.ee the traffic is suspended.oe es ~ored marbles with ornamental borders port and others.A general invitation is| Mr.W.W.Ogilvie, Mr.Bowell, Mr.|A $15,000 BLAZE AT MINNEAPOLIS.| St\u2019 Paul, Min, May 3.\u2014A Winnipeg S/F VIVIAN HOULDSWORTE TRENS OF THE Garis ard patterns.The wood work is all in extended and all will be made cordially Peter Mitchell, Mr.Reid and a party \"of Minneapolis, Minn., May 3.\u2014The famous Special says: There is not the slightest EFFECTS OF A CONTRACTED CURRENCY ar oe beautifully tinted mahogany.welcome.ladies drove around the city this fore-| Jumbo Saloon and Variety Theatre, on Pre Reis strike aan Pa- AND MR.GIBES THAT OF MONOMETALLISM.nA $1 is Ÿ ; noon.Washington avenue, South and Second vay.ore was pbs nr + The ceiling is yet unfinished but is of! THIEVES AT POINT ST.CHARLES.\u2014\u2014 Et burned early this morning.\u20acDanated from the murmuring of the men London, May 3.\u2014Mr.H.H.Gibbs.pre- richly ornate plaster and is to be dec- Burglars entered the residence of Mr.KILLED BY HIS OWN VEHICLE, On one side of the building was the War- Who were discharged on Monday, because sident of the British Metallic League.pre- age orated as well as the upper walls in colors Henry Hadley, 945 Wellington street, On Saturday last Honore Lamothe wick Hotel, and on the other, the Norton there was no work for them.sided over the second day's session of tha CEI to birmonize with the marble work.The Point St.Charles, on Sunday evening.blacksmith, of St.Barnabe, was returning par Lodging House, where a large pu Duluth, pion.May 3.\u2014Telegrams were International Bimetailic congress, in the Ares When the family came home from church home from Three Rivers, when, going er of girls, employ at e Jumbo, received this afterpooon by Sheriff Sbar- Mansion Houge, to-day.Sir William pars they found the house in a very disorder- down the steep hill near the old St.lodged.The narrowly escaped being vey from every mining centre of the Mes- i nm ly condition, the burglars having upset Maurice iron works, he fell from his wae- caught in the flames, and nearly all came aba range,stating that strikers had stop- Houldsworth, M.P., read a paper or \"The oo most everything.The thieves did not| gon and one of the wheels passed over out in the night apparel, some being car- ped work at every mine, and tiat the sit- effects upon agriculturists, manuiaciur- ar\" succeed in gatting anything.being evi-| his head smashing his jawbone and ried down 13dders by firemen.The loss uation was critical.The sheriff with a ers, wage-earnecrs, bankers, merchants the - dently frightened before accomplishing causing one of his eyes to come out of is $15,000.The fire originated in the force of deputies, will go to the scene and investors, on the fall in general level nca their purpose.the socket.The unfortunate man died rear of the stage, from an unknown of the disturbance.of prices.\u2019 This fall in prices, he con- sors the following day.cause.St.Louis, May 3.\u2014Proceeding to exe- tended, was caused by a contracted cur- rar ; , + York, Pa., May 3.\u2014The York Safe and cute their threat to force every mine ope- TeNCy, and must lead to comercial and voa PRINCE OF WALES RIFLES.Lock Company's plant was burned last rated for the St.Louis coal market to industrial depression and the consequent Hv t= No regiment in Montreal can boast WANT MORE PROTECTION.night.The loss is $60,000, insurance, | close, the Belleville men, who began their injury of all classes.He contended tat Tar lia g 2 ast a 30,00 forci ; fallin rices discourage capitalistic ei- SA finer record than the gallant \u2018First\u2019 and The municipal council of Lachine has $30.000.Eleven hundred men were em- crusade by forcing out the coal miners at nd the increasine burden of Lanta none can: group veterans for a reserve passed a resolution asking the federal ployed._ Collinsviile, 111, to-day marched upon the TÉTPTISES and 136 IHCTessiiif: tudes 150 ra : \u2014\u2014\u2014 Glen Carbon miners and the latter were Obligations deprives them or the power vw corps who have had longer or more hon- government to more fully protect the Do- r 5 * - en, Ai \u20ac s fran as ; AN ALLEGED ROYAL WISH.revailed upon not to work The oi extending production.He quoted from ano.orable service.This corps, and the minion Bridge Company and the Dominion p .y are ; Le NI sue .; Paris, M 3 \u2018 Gaulois ' print ly 1,000 { b d low the letter of General Francis A.\\Walkor prions Montreal Rifle Rangers, which gave it Wire Manufacturing Company by means aris, May 3.\u2014The Gaulois prints an nearly |, n number and employees of : hi pat decli QUE birth, for many vears cradled the enthu- | of the tarif extremely unlikely story to the effect that the Madison Coal Company.They have ID support of his arguments that declin- on \u2019 ; : \u2019 when the P Nales was recently n rievances.ing prices retarded industry and dimin- ring siasm which found enlargement into sev- \u2014_\u2014 n e Prince of Wales y ° 8 he à d fo t 4 los e OP © i : a labor.vue tune eral regiments at the \u2018Trent\u2019 affair in \"61.THE IROQUOIS HOUSE.In paris be declarad his wish that France Mount Pleasant, Pa, May 3\u2014The first Se interest is evidence of an abundance Many of our leading merchants, the should adopt views in common respecting attempt to introduce dynamite in bchalf of capital and a co-existing denression of Messrs.Gault among the number, had to This beautiful summer resort on Beloeil |& European policy.The Prince is raid! of the coke strikers was frustrated hore the trade no \u2018 do, one time or other, with the Prince of Mountain is expected to open for the sea- to have thought it possible for England to-day.A week ago Mr.Ramsay.of the Mr.Robert Lacev Everett.MP.and Is.Wales Rifles.In fact if all who belonged on on the Queen's Birthday.Mr.Albert 0 act as a buffer between France and Connelsville Coke Company, got reliable Ra ) hee MP.in discussi > : \u2019 ë i ith Mr.A.P.D Germany and thereby guarantee peace 3 : Mr.Edmund F.Knoex, M.P.in discussing to the old regiment during its man ars Millar in conjunction w Mr.À.P.Dye, x information that the strikers intended Inuidsw , Lai g g y years ; î and facilitate a general disarmament ; ve Mr.Houidsworth\u2019s paper.maintained hat es of organization, formed up in column Of Florida, will have the management o g : : blowing up his company's \u2018a\u2019 plant at} monomerallism would press powerfully on alongside the present body, the latter it.Paris, May 3.\u2014Deputy Reache, in a} Morewood.Mr.Ramsay at ence consult- seu a tiller A : \u2019 \u2014\u2014\u2014_ \u2018 » oy ; and unfairly upon thse tillers of the sois, oo would have to look to its laurels.The letter to the Eclair,\u2019 declares that the ed with the sheriff.and as a result sus- ps its rondency was to lower the valun 7 5e i in effort to form a reserve corps should find CITY ITEMS.Ministers of Marine and Foreign Affairs pected parties were located putting dnish- of agricuitural produets.eu wil ii a large number at the meeting Col.But- The Parks and Ferries Committee visit- tain Se ar ge ith Qroat Bri | ing ees On rr war, woods Mr.Henry Gibbs read a paper on \u201cTha ha ler has called for Baturday evening.ed St.Helen's Island yesterday.Ald.France Do cutted.and lodged in jail.One of principle ca which an international ratio TA THE MANAGER'S OFFICE.gg Prenoveau suggested circling the island * the prisoners is Edward Davis, a vounger ought to be based.Nir.Gibbs Stated that .A NEW CLOVER PEST with a rallway.NOVEL TRANSFER CHECKS.brother of the United Mine Workers\u2019 pro- the proportion or gen fo ver At he - rractical part of the building has not : to The stable of Mr.R.J.Kell, Point St.New Haven, Ct., May 2\u2014A novel iden- | sident.The bomb is a metal ball, wire end of the me the en ons 35 to B , been overlooked.There are three large (po ess some preventive is dlacovered Charles, was slightly damaged by fire tification system has just been adopted covered apd filled with dynamite.{ Al proposals for bridging ho harm : a vaulis in tbiz room, the money vault be- iy over anger ls state Peansyl- last might.This is the second time fire by the Fair Haven & Westville Street pyjuth, Minn., May 3.\u2014The militia were he asserted, converge toward the restora- : ald < ing specially strong, and everything has ; riously dam db hich as visite h se pre sw n © Railway system.Of late the company ordered to the Mesaba range this morning tion of silver to {ts former status of ; val boon arrange in the most convenient ing se y aged by a worm which last few months.have been troubled by passengers giving to protect miners who wish to go to work full debt paving power.2 L qe \u201cLanner PC ç has attacked it.This worm le of small The visiting governors to the House of transfer checks to friends who therevy tpere 1 a M >» The \u201cPall Mall © \u2018 mis\u201d Cen ; .size and green, so tha 8 cu 0 in .rent .imi Se ; sondon, May 3 \u2014The all Ma a- 0 _ The upper portion of the building is detect, although there may be millions Industry and eine fo pone Pro ee re To prevent further similar Cedar Rapids, la., May 3.\u2014Grand Mas- zette'.commenting on the proceads of } tr divided into offices.These are light and of them in a single lot.Fortunately, Hogan In this notice yesterday, a slip NOW printed on each check.The first is ter Ramsay, of the Telegraphers\u2019 Crother- yesterday's sossion of the bimetallic crane ñ and cach has a vault with a door birds have developed » fondness for the Ban.; hood, on trial for tampering with the ference, says discussion has not assisted a that class of work in the city.The walls of the rcom are lined to the heizht of eight fszet with marbles similar 160 Jiose in the counter and the partition \"T8 into the room.The stalrcases ir- £1 iîned with marble eight feet high voter, which is run by electricity, are \u201caliy good, both in design and execu- organization will take place to-morrow evening at the instttute, 223 Commissioners street, when Mr.Charles Alexander will preside.A report of the work accomplisbed last year will be read by the secretary, Mr.J.Ritchie Bell, and caterpillar, and this fact may to some ex- A PRIEST'S ALLEGED ATTACKS.for eight years.He is still in the prime of life.Successful as a wholesale dry- goods merchant, Mr.Reid, accompanied by Mrs.and Miss Reid, is joining pleasure to business.He is unable to wait of the types made it appear that Mr.Henry Morgan was one of the visitors.No.1821 \u2018Laurentian Council\u2019 will meet on Monday, May 7, at 8 p.m., at \u2018ederation Vancouver, B.C., May 3.\u2014In consequence of the large number of Japanese laborers arriving here of late, and the limited demand for their labor, many are out of employment.A meeting of Jap- of à smooth-faced man, the second shows the head and face of à moustached man.each conductor gives a transfer he punches one of the six faces, and only friends -and his chief immediately rut them in his pocket, saying he would not require Mr.Grundy's services any longer.\u2014\u2014 a \u2014\u2014\u2014 STRIKE NEWS.wires of the Cedar Rapids, Burlington & Northern Railway, during the recent ning smoothly on the Great Northern Railway.Every passenger train went likely to be effected by its passage.an to induce them to have it thrown out; and.further, that copies of this resolutivn be sent to the representatives of the city in parliament, and to Mr.R.3.Whire, a whit in the solution of the silver pro- ! tent arrest the march of the pest until Le the third wears side-whiskers, and the ; blem.Not an argument has been adduord 3 ] A steps apd landings are of mosaic some substance is found to kill it.\u2014Phil- MEETINGS AND SOCIETIES fourth has a full beard.The next head strike on that road, wag acquitted by tha in favor of a change.+ : wrought i adelphia \u2018 Ledger.\u201d mo oo \u2019 is of a lady wearing a hat, and by her jury this morning.London, May 1\u2014The ' Times\u2019 depre- iid Co wrought iron enclosures of the ce ROYAL ARCANUM.side in a lady wearing a bonnet.As| Minneapolis, May 3.\u2014Everything is run- cates Mr.Balfour's part in the bimetal- L list\u2019s conference.It says: * No man can combine the incompatible functions of an a or an » - ; 3.0 a 1\" =.buildine is hand A report comes from St.Clet that the Hall St ethos has as usual Al bearing close resemblance to the original cut yesterday morning and freights are apostle of fads and a responsible siatas- ward PE 105 1 th an some structure parish priest recently used very severe| to, a supper will be given, and this being a passengers are able to use the identi- being despatched as fast as possible.At man without injuring his usefulness Mr.wi LAVE on the Romanesque style janguage from the pulpit against certain regular foatire at every meeting of this cation checks.every point along the line there were Balfour is more headstrong anil iitrm- a: 7% pit sn peau and, requirements.newspapers and certain politicians, and Cour ci?on the first Monday of each nonth, es demonstrations cf rejoicing when the perate in dealing with bimetallism than cosh een ne c LE Tes suone import- that about a dozen parishioners left the it is very largely attended, and a most en- THE ANDREWS MURDER CASE.news was given out that matters had been In treating of any other subjects.rp the : Ie 5 LUE pertend eo Eng- church as a protest against the language jovatle evening is assured.Toronto, M 0 Th 1 for the settled.The \u2018 Times also criticizes and refutes à 5 + nf où Hina OT loans and IN used.It is further stated that a mem- A PHYCHO-PHRENOLCGIST'S LECTUPE.fete ns in LE oT ae Chicago, May 3.\u2014Col.W.P.Rend has Mr.Balfour's arguments.ess .; on vt to its PPpOse is second ber of parllament aimed at in the priest's In the Y.M.C.A.hall, to-night, Senor moved for the Crown to subpoena a large reiurned from the coal flelds of Pennsyl- ToT a pus building in Canada.retnarke will lodge a complaint with} ; Segundo De Ovies and Senora Ovies number of witnesses, also for the produc- vania.He is hopeful that a settlement of THE WEATHER.T © werk on the building was carried Bishop Bmard.\u2014 will give a unique entertainment.Char- tion of the lettors of the male priscner in| the trouble between the miners and oper (Special to the \"Witness.mn \u201c CSArr the direction of Messrs, Taylor .IND acter reading and phrenological science possession of the Crown.The atrocious ators will be reached at a conference next Meteorological Office.Toronto, Mar sn \u2014 & Grete sn, and stands another testimony ANOTHER GHASTLY FIND.will be a feature, and there will be a lec- case will be fought out to the full extent; Wee , = .a.m.The following are the BARA tem- tahoe cope ; : \u2018 w ars.\u2019 Th sv .May 3.\u2014 9: Calgary, 26: Prine Alhert 26, spied jo\" frssinnel skill of these well A human skull was found yesterday in ture on How to read SLranzere.Too he that legal skill \u201cah £0.Connellscille, pa Voy = le he Ve nnipez, 32; Port Arthur.2: Pures Sound.of (rats prehit-cts.a barrel of garbagr in æ Jane off Berri admission is free, but a silver co lection \u2014 _- strikers to-day made an as sau t 5 a 38: Taranto.£0: Montreal.47 tw hee.38 Coy rf = i ill i an orkmen ; FO, EA Tn ee ue real, PJ \u2014 \u2014 ctroot.This is suphosedfto be the act of will be taken up.PETITION FOR MACWHERRELL.For tor toa nd Force or of ihe Probabilities for the next {wea'y-i:.1 hours: ry \u2014r ; .> dial student.pe vai d comparatively cous.adresse $ \u2018AFBED, BUT NOT BADLY HURT.$9MÉ thoughtless med al st Theo Rev.W.Barnes delivered ais clos- Toronto, May 2.\u2014Mr.Robinette, coun- men were badly beaten.The rlant is Fair and comp ely cow DE -.\u2018 tur Christ in | for MacWherrell, the condôemned Port now closed.Mobs are marching throug M LM ° Lee Constabl , ing lecture on The I'ortraiture of se , ; Montreal.May 3, 1894.: of the Malian named br plaselle restes en A RAPIDLY INCREASING FAMILY.Art\u2019 last night.The lecturer showed many Credit murderer, will next week present a the country and raids are feared at sev-| Readings by Hearn & Harrison's standard a à Charge a 85 ife of Pierra Lamoureux, baker, 3t\u20ac780D ticon views from the old and ne \u20acTN petition which is being largely signed in| eral points.The men made an attack| parometer at noon to-day.30.20: Yester- 5 Am ns stabbing Mrs.Stewart, of 24 Pie ae a birth to triplets, two sons scheols of art.Dore them ail ran ihe Peei county for a commutation of the on the Davidson works but left disgusted day, 29.80.To-day, temperature, max.5, ur SP ELy ivi The woman ls not gator, on Tuesday.°C 0 type of picture woh the people of to-day sentence.& when they found but one man at work.min.45; yesterday, max.74, min.62.) { = oc\u201d VE | tN Saar 3 { THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Ty SPAY, May 3, 1594 TS om - \u2014\u2014 TT \u2014rEy mé SE A \" _ \" ES \u2014\u2014 = ce -T> - .| 1) 9 os.pe + 0 OHN MURPHY & CO°+ JA S.A.OGILVY & SONS The © qu BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.a 114 j i EWE J ADVERTISEMENT , Gite Satin ac Lies 535.\u201cMENT.- ADVERTISEMENT, Notices of births, marriages and deaths must invart S.CARSLEY\u2019S COLUMN .IR % 3 \u2014 DLT Bly be endorsed with the name and address of the ; ter.or othericise no notice can be taken of them.CARPET NEWS.As an item hu for the Boys, B THURSDAY AFTERNGES © Eirth notices are ins:rted for 25e, marriage notices CARPET NEWS.also as importan \" A 9 2c, ' for Bc, denth notices for 25 prepaid.Whenan | CARPET NEWS.y \u201ctA } $ $ 1 Al 3 {3 od Write Lu nouncement of funeral, extended obituary or verses CARPET NEWS.$ $ A cn fon je i , & THE LATE Mi re accompany such notice further charge will be made.EWS % HIS FINLEAL ONF 64 10, \u201cotices recei ual subscribers inserted CARPET NEWS.SERA PE, Notices received from annual su CARPET NEWS \u2026 à : = \u2019 ï 3 hereby given that PP fre.BIRTILS.in Notice 1s y \u2026.A A ñ % Cornwall.May 2074, For the Best Variety of High- LR LY $0 5 & à * Jate Wry NE NL JESON.\u2014At 169 Atwater avenue, April t * 2 002 2 Seo OF #4 > : J.: 4.MATE oe to Mr.and Mrs.Duncan Mathe- Class Carpets come 0e i Lo °% pe ee Pk 3 | vesiorduy altepy oo son.2 To S.CARSLEY'S Poot \"000 7 ° Fone for the grass to grow If you want to | arin Cr vo ti MUNN.\u2014On Tuesday, May 1.at 210 Coursol °F Has just Purchased at%a Large Dis- take advantage of the following \u2018BAR- THE LINE TO SUIT HARD TIMES.Cnet] street, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Fred.Muna.count, the entire stock in trade of GAIN LINES TO CLEAR\u2019 in our Mantle A GOUD LINE Daf whieh dec nec - Messrs.Shorey & Co.'s Boys\u2019 Cloth- \u2018 Department! Call at once, and make aura de Wooly STOCKTON.\u2014On April z at Hilistae Farm ne.The stock consists of from your selection! AT HALF PRICE, | and march odo .} Richmond, Ont.the wife CARPET VALUE.rer to five t gars alone 15 Stockton, of a son.2 CA RPET VALUE sults.and will be ready for sale To- BARGAIN LINES TO CLEAR! 45c Challies, at 23+ yard, edge, Je \u2018 ; , a Orrow, y \u20ac rode Maver jte MARRIED CARPET VALUE.S.CARSLEY, | Notre Dame About 75 All Wool Chnilies, at 23¢ yard.12e te tos Lo or j .ARPET VALUE.® .CANSLEY, ! .strect., 7 jee Parce, fr 0, CHAPLIN\u2014COCHRANE.\u2014At St.Peter's CARP VALUE S.Ci Ladies\u2019 Blazer and Tight-Fitting Jackets Write for Bamples of those CHALLIES av | 7700 00 Church, Brockville, May 1, by the en CARPET UE.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 to clear at $1.99.Original prices, $7.50 230 gard, | 1 hori ve | UN \\ nerd- , .D.- .; ; ; « ! ard Valeütine Chaplin.5%.Montreal, to CARPET VAL BRING THE LITTLE BOYS to $10.80.In light, medium and dark This is the FIRST Great Line of the SEASON.| Koen Cha oh a Agnes Meredith, youngest daughter of For the Best Value in Carpets, BRING THE LEE hove shades.Another great HIT at HARD TIMES is our ud he Le quest .hrane, Esq., Beauvoir.« = ~Livir \u201cVe ed forn C.1 en o his eltv on come BRING THE LITTLE BOYS ABOUT 50 JACKETS.| MeKay, ne | ELSEYS\u2014McLENNAN.\u2014In this y.| NG THE LITTLE BOYS ; | | « Alexander Tro 0 Monday, April 3.at the residence Of (he To S.CARSLEY \\ BRING THE LITTLE BOYS Ladies\u2019 Ulsters and Capes, to clear at BEAR IN MIND JACKETS, | oa Losers 10 \u2018 bride's mother, by the Xd wort 1.99.Original prices, $0.50 to $11.50.Tame Skent ee Joseps nice e i a Si oy and get them fitted at _ooce.the Mine a row Children\u2019s Ulsters at tho go *% °° 23 i | termed Ly en 1 | daughter of the late t À .Prices will tempt you to Buy severa , > os $008 3,4 % ed in We 2 % oo Jack hung © +.| its.same price.© Ÿ 3% ee\u2019 ; .) I _ \u2014 e Ghurch,Point su 40 3 and the r.: FRAAS i a 1804, by the Rev HIGH-CLASS CARPETS.BRING CHE Bla Boys A Line of Ladies\u2019 Beaded Cloth Capes, | respect to.i Dr.J.Ker, William Charles Fraas, of HIGH-CLASS CARPETS.BRING THE BIG BOYS in Drab and Tan Shades, to clear at e 60 eo cose soo, memorial + 0H + Ce dat to Ly Drabble, of Point HIGH-CLASS CARPETS BRING THE BIG BOYS $1.99.} 1° a 3 en | Church mn sures St.Charles.- : © 8 -~ + BRING THE BIG BOYS + Ho > 03% ° HERON\u2014HARVEY\u2014At Breckenridge, Minn., HIGH-CLASS CARPETS.BRING THE BIG BOYS e .oo e 4 ve 50 600 ey Toro or April 28, 1804, William S.Heron, of HIGH-CLASS CARPETS.ET 3.2 3 1 | \u20ac , Glasgow, Scotland, second son © : TS.and get them ed wit c \u2019 .\u201cCE RICES.| (Special te Gilbert Heron, to Ads Harvey.third HIGH-CLASS CARPETS Seaside Suits and Best Suits, at the Ou; 3 $ AT REDUCED P S | 7 2 doughter of the late Wm, arvey, M.r., ; afro.on of Élgin County, Ont.3 The High Grades of Carpets that Reduced frees SOUNG MEN A 7 S v ; A .0 cee es HANN-PHILTIPS-\u2014At the regidasrs a come to Canada are fmported by YOUTHS AND YOUNG MEN.° The remainder of our SPRING JACKETS vanves for Wes the bride's father, on the Lamm, Mass S.CARSLEY toons AND YOUNG MEN.3 .4 | pari Lestelatues 7 [ ou i Ss .4 .4 : ai 215 lA TL - KE of Welinndport, A.Melvin YOUTHS AND YOUNG MEN.¢ ° oo At Reduced Rates.CONE WA Reeves B.Hann.of Pelham, to Miss Christena YOUTHS AND YOUNG MEN.thé Toronte Taw Set, Jane, daughter of Thomas Phillips, Esq.YOUTHS AND YOUNG MBN.To be sold at \u2018DESPERATE PRICES,\u2019 ast cht, aged Gin i of Gainsboro, Lincoln Co,, Ont.2 HIGH-CLASS CURTAINS.YOUTHS AND YOUNG are nd four cases of MANTLES, embracing all Wea © giving all these Reductions this Spring a She Jehnol yes: > \u2018ie i! KLOCK THOMSON On the gh fmt.HIGH-CLASS CURTAINS.root ot \u201cFriese 0 Tofipt \"thom to (ho LATEST NOVELTIES, which were ® an Flic, on fifi aby nf hated A yd 4 a 2 > 5 = » : Town Early an appertnnity ta gee 5 5 : co .| i Ru OLD CoE Campdells Bay, Que.RIGHT Ass CURTAINE.buy sufficient Suits to last them for bought at a bargain.GOODS before they LEAVE THE CITY.The Jeard of Tied hs H.Klock, M.D., of Ca » > HIGH-CLAS UR .at least a year._ \u2018noon, to \u20ac Ta E to Maggie K.Thomson, daughter Of HIGH-CLASS CURTAINS EN WANTED Prices will hee from 20 to 50 per N.B.\u2014 Appointed Agents by Lady the Montreal hoaYh a.2 John Thomson, of Collfield.2 HIGH.OLASS CURTAINS.AMEN WANTED.cent below regular prices.Aberdeen for she seo:ttish Home to precautions 1 prose | LESAUTEUR \u2014 ANDERSON.\u2014 In Trinity \u2019 SALESMEN WANTED.Likewise, an assortment of Ladies\u2019 Indnstries Associntion.entering Canada from 106 i Ron VE Grece BR: Edward Lisa Curtains from 45c up to $135 Per SALESMEN WANTED.Rubber Waterproofs, at 50 percent below & NB ! _ 2 gre _.ik teur, to Annie Emily.eldest daughter of Pair, are kept SALESMEN WANTED.regular prices.JAS.A.OGILVY & SONS, THE ONTARIO TEGIZD William Anderson, Esq.lumber merchant, , JALESMEN WANTED.(Spécias te he Votes | all of Chicoutimi.No cards.2 At S.CARSLEY'S.Wanted at once, Five Salesmen to \u2014\u2014\u2014 THE FAMILY LINEN AND DRAPERY HOUSE, | Toronto May 3 The Oo ee { } \u2019 0 .May + 1 Jp T McCLATCHIE\u2014KENNEDY.\u2014At Roxham, Sell Boys\u2019 and Youths\u2019 Clothing.yor The fen à on the 25th inst., by the Rev.W.Howitt, S.CARSLEY.JOHN MURPHY & CO 203 to 207 ST.ANTOINE STREET.ed an all-night session Ly the.James C.McClatchie, of Cowansville, to oy tive tactics, in regard te the rez Ida Bell Kennedy 2 144 to 150 Mountain street.a hoon .eso oo 1781 and 1783 NOTRE DAME STREET, bill in the Ontario Ey SWINDLEHURST\u2014-HENLEY\u2014At Phoenix, BETTER GOODS.$ of 3 TELEPHONE, 825.Meredith, Sai White, 5 Fo Ma N.Y., on May 1, 1894, by the Rev.L.N.BETTER GOODS 3 oe § And 105, 107, 109 and 111 St.Peter st.ST.CATHERINE STREET other members, of the @oposith Hoyt, Albert Swindlehurst to Nellie Del- ' : 0 n° TERMS CASH AND ONLY ONE PRICE.Braneh:-ST.C1 : \"| amainst time until seves eo phine, daughter of Mr.A.J.Henley.3 BETTER GOODS.TELEPHONE, 2193, Corner Bu:kinzha:n Avenus.mornine, when the Lew sam y v ' Te! tephone 3235.! te LL Le, .THOMPSON\u2014LAWRENCE.\u2014At the resi- BETTER GOODS.s + e > Until (his afterne mn fin dence of, Major J nt gdjawler, Nutts BETTER GOODS.2% 33% 3 was caused by ve far trust de corners, P.@., ril 21, 21894, by the Rev.2°3 ; i C1] ive 1h oat Wm.\u2018Rihance, Mr.Thomas N.Thompson, BETTER GOODS.vee WE MAKE That is a difference, indeed! All the world knows how glsiration © ha Laon less to Miss Biffle Al: Lawrence.\u2019 During the last year or two, as more Four Salesladies to Sell Ladies\u2019 and .THEM the \u2018Sweat\u2019 shop makes shirts.Tom Hood's immortal \u2018Song than the old list t5 the Couser 0 Misses\u2019 irt\u2019 nei i the system nor improved the = > | DIED.stores have removed from the centre JACKETS AND CAPES, OURSELVES.of the Shirt\u2019 neither abolished 3 p LA PROTEST FROM MoNTS ; ALBRIGHT\u2014At Riviere Rouge, on April 12, of the city, our trade in High-Class JACKETS AND CAPES, character of the work.W \u2019 A $ 1894, at her grandfather's\u2019 residence, Jas.Goods has kept increasing.We are JACKETS AND CAPES, .co gee, eager 2, so gee .vo (Spceial 10 th i McOwat, of scartet fever, Mary Edith, ; JACKETS AND CAPES, & S$ 3, 3 3 i bec.Mar 2.Comin second and beloved daughter of Nelson F.now importing a higher re o JACKETS AND CAPES, ; 2 Hey à » $ 3 3 ; *% Ft Quebec.ane pa N Albright, aged 9 years.3 Goods than any other firm in Canada.JACKETS AND CAPES, 4 e, (2) .~ 5 that the cellertinn af ro nei N i our Special Sale of Two vor \\ .for the Montmagny distric APE Ou a ea April 80, 3 your, ) 5.CARSLEY.Manuéocturers* Stocks, at from Right on the premises.The tailor measures, and we measure.The tailor ed in one of the parishes wall, Ont., ai c , .\u2018Ma , * ' .| ! 5 Funeral from his late residence, Second Twenty-Five Percent Discount to fits the coat, we fit the shirt.The shirt must first fit before the coat will fit.| trict.a quantity of Ligue Firect, on Wellnesday, May % at 23 \"2 \u2019 al A | Ome cases to One- This is now generally understood.It is the regular thing for gentlemen to \u2018 fraction, of we liguer Third their Value.: ; \u2018be has hanied it over : DEY.\u2014At Moose Creek, Ont., on April 27, SELL THEM CHEAP.leave their orders with us now.Our custom made shirts go over the whole | Charles to sell it br 5e 1894, Thomas Dey, Esq., in his 88t year.SELL THEM CHEAP.VY, Dominion.Beautiful French Cambric Shirtings to select from.nant local popuistis- Lu j SELL THEM CHEAP.\u2019 hipitory liquor law i \u201cnh.= DUFRESNE.\u2014In this city, on the 1st inst, CHEAP oop 3% © 3 | wants te knew 22 8e 210 at the age of thirty-three years, Albert SELL THBM C .8 i Sthorized sun 20° Le E.Dufresne, formerly of the office of SELL THEM CHEAP.NOTRE DAME STREET.*% ° E $ 1 3 5 je | they most emphatisas ce Road Department, Corporation of Mont- » ° & .e sc., : pe - real, son of Ex-Alderman J.M.Du- SELL THEM CHEAP.treet | 1 fresne.177 St James street.THE VALETTA = i teailvo Funeral will take Place from 32 Sanguine: Our policy is to sell High-Class (Sport 11e Ve street on Friday morning, May 4, at 7.30, i WOMAN'S CROWN Speen ote To .4 g charged MA! to St.James Church.Relations and Goods at Same Prices as oh REMOVED TO EAUTIFUL HAIR OF GLORY.| Halifax.NS My friends are respectfully invited to attend elsewhere for Medium Qualities.NOTRE DAME STREET aa oper So Vion further incitation \u2019 This is what is keeping trade so good end Door West Court House To keep the Hair beautiful, now is the time to have : \u2018Liberte of Novas \u2019 JAMES.\u2014At Chelsea, Mass., April 30, 1894, tre.~ ° ji Che NE Willtam James.second son Pot the late im Notre Dame street centre LADIES\u2019 K RN OT RHE HOSE 3 cach.it carefully attended to by competent artists.bound for PA, ' TL years John James, of this city.aged = 8.CARSLEY.LADIES CORBETS Lane serres eee 45, worth 15e: PALMER has careful attendants and elegant Roos, Lot West Hartlep- = RIRKNESS At Moisie, Q April 15 AE HO0E DES: GOOE, B po He gard where Shampooing, Singeing, Curling, Cutting and st Johns.Sid ch | SSD at Moisie, Que, on Apr > 'H SERGE.\" : 13 .ed on April 1 ve t ADVERTISEMENTS.GENTLEMEN'S UMBRELLAS, sith Sku aden: toh ph ps nt | om henna pnd I | ALR Soe fe 1e : SEALE & SON GENTLEMEN'S UMBRELLAS, WEDDING RINGS.likens tur relitierars previpfel the owtom House, Consigneos will lense yass their | LUCST0 cas.at 5 Carel > DIU £ 1, : : Lin Jeune \u201cFUNERAL DIRECTORS With Wood and Steel Rods, with all FULL LINE OF SIZES AND WEIGHTS.BRITISH AMERICAN DYEING CO., ROBERT REFORD «& co.Hal nee Linen ous 0 ; : \u201c .Y ., + 1 ste Phone 2469.Cor.Beaver Hall & Dorchester street.Qualities of Gloria and Pure Silk CLOSE PRICES.Offices ; 221 Mctilil, 2444 Notre S.Carsley\u2019s, Notre Da tiie t = ¢ Coverin Solid 18 kar.Gold, from $3.50 to $12.00.Dame.15983 St.Catherine, cor.For Carpets and loo Coe » À RREST DECAY, MERE LAS FOR PRESENTATION 14°\" \u2018- 82.50 to B 8.00.Christophe.28 NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.an kinds, at lowest prive.-, e : ; ' « 10 «+ \u201c $1.50 to $ 7.00.to S.Carsley\u2019s.& t er .yo 8 Suite los BY USING (OVERNTON'S FRAGRANT he D ldson Line S88.\u2018 Warwick.\u201d McNeil, mas- For Carpet Squar: in al So t CARBOLIC TOOTH WASI $e ge \u201cYY à kan, Gold, from $1 50 t Ge Have your piano tuned by the compe- on from Glasgow.is entered inwards at the Custom qualities, go direct to = Carsle 8 peennses and reserves he Teed, Harden Pre Gums.*% § AR 10, 14, and 18 kar.BEAT «50 to & tent tuners stployed at Sow Lindsay's House.Lonsignee will please pass their vutries AS HC BU a.\u201cà weetens the Hreath r e L ; : ° 1 %e p.warerooms, , an .- : ; .- kinds of Mats an vu _ A Beware % PI: COYERNTON dd Con only by ve Watchmaker and Jeweller.137 ST.PETER STREET rine street.Orders by mail or telephone ROBERT REFORD « Co ta dior ae Carsieys.Notre L'unie =\" a Corner oi Blcury and Dorchester streets.NOTRE DAME STREET.Opposite \u2018 Witness Office.2% 4168 will receive prompt attention.à AE A + I ) .© 2; ; PTT ; ; î \u201c = a + tra AR ATI CL TERME SES a A TRB bn then itt ORR hart no, ip Mo Asi 4.0 Es A cel a me tA ST si i.e AR pee ; .RE » .PAM She en Vent ap dy a ole th wey oo) Nn .sea cho IT Pans pet ut AN al RE een à UK.em?stro; Orta al hear.PM ; he re.near]: \"| a\u2019 lie, 2 ite U.vw, Hoan: les rs * Parle ant re ur- Union no Hall out of 1.A Knox Cra- ane.e On- pal nf denlv, ctur \u201c1 vO} n.Has afte- from elati a from CS.ISLE rattan [essra r.an! taik 1} Qc» purn.| UCLION aw Tes\u2019 list orabl- ves.NY.mad Avene s-ir- x Gis- ne ir- | tra at = 2 Pa.+ ca\u201d, Doi pe TT Mid > Dl Pour =: = Li PAS DE a.- nL} =\" 5 ons - .- 109 Lo a a Arc Are ibish- hop hop Farh-r IN mao\u201d night whi à star\u201d I mma} q star! whaler rv ant red a\u2019 vepuin- > t ned.à ngs ot dires! es à\u201c.ER 5, Notre 1gs, 8° , street.~~ La TuyrspAy, May 3, 1894, vip ST.ALBIN CATASTROPHE.LATEST NEWS FROM THE SCENE OF THE DISASTER.(From Our Own Correspondent.) Quebec, May 2.\u2014Judging from all the paports cf the disaster at St.Alban so \u2018ar to band, it is pretty evident that the cataclysm was entirely due to the undermining of the ground by water above the fa!ls, where the earth was thrown into the river and completely shut off the water, which was dammed back till a depth of seventv-five feet was reached.Then the river changed its course and washed away the earth for a mile and a half ing, and about a mile wide, and to a depth of one hundfed feet.There were seven houses carried away, and four lives ist, besides a great number of domestic animals.Mr.Gorrie, the proprietor of the buried mill, was in town yesterday god said that the newspaper reports, so far from exaggerating, fall short of the stupendous catastrophe.The whole region disturbed is fully two miles in length along the north shore of the river St.Anne, and extends more than three miles from it, covering an immediate area of over six square miles.The river has been effectually blocked and obliged to make a detour of at least threequarters of a mile from its former course, and does not regain its ancient bed for two miles down the old stream.The principal ; SCENE OF THE CATASTROPHE is eighteen miles from the nearest telegraph station, which accounts for the reason why news of the terrible calamity was not given sooner to the outside world.\u2018The spectacle presented by the afflicted locality is one of desolation.Where the Ct.Anne's river was once a mile wide, it is only a narrow stream, raging and surging in vain attempts to break its new bounds.Woods, houses, cattle, all are gone and nothing is left but barren ground for six miles back.Here and there the debris of the illfated farmhouses, barns and other outbuildings, are to be seen in little heaps tangled up with uprooted trees and carcases of dead cattle, but most of the wreckage has been swept into the river and carried long since into the St.Lawrence.For almost seven miles back, thz earth now has a gentle decline and is almost level with the river, whose bed has been ralsed at least sixty feet.An eye-witness of the disaster says that it was five o'clock in tha evening, when the banks which had been honeycombed for years by the water that had percolated through from the Laurontian mountains, caved in and with the hundreds ¢f tons of sand on top slid iv the river.The noise was terrific, but : «us followed by a sudden calm, for the roar of tte falls had been smothered.The groaind, however, kept on vibrating as from an earthquake and the farmers for ies around RUSHED OUT OF THEIR HOUSES Jr shelter which they did not know where : ud.After the first panic had some- v'at subsided they went back, but the river had slowly.risen, .and snow and ice, which are still pfentiful-Here, helped to strengthen its powef.The water rose and rose till for miles it covered evervthing.It was fully a hundred feet deep, when he earth began to move at first slowly, tien faster and finally so fast that those «nn were far back from the river and trad to run from it were thrown down.!l: is a wonder that no more human lives were lost.The ground near the river began to move first and the house nearest was that of the Gauthiers, which shared the fate of the pulp mill sent down by the firat break in the shore.The earth behind began to move next, going much faster, and soon overtook t firdt part f land and piled upon top of it, and so n till only a small portion of the river was left unobstructed and the high bluffs tad been transformed into a deep valley.he dumb animals were doomed.Not Lnowing what had happened they remain- -! Where they stood and were swiftly carried down into the raging river.The x-itement in the neighborhood was In- r-nse and the darkness added to the horror Not one of the local population slept that night, but anxiously awaited the dawn and it was then only that they r=alized rhe full extent of the catastrophe.Fighteen persons in all were VARRIED WAY BY THE SLIDING EARTH ai of these, all but the four members «! the Gauthier family were rescued alive.T\"» subsequent death of Mr.P.Darveau, \u20ac:.* of the sufferers, has been since con- traicted, but his wife and the wife ot / seph Aud.are reported in a very criti- condition from the fright which they \u201clived.As for the Gauthier family, \u2018@ 13 now no doubt whatever that they \u201cte perished.The remains of their - -ise among the debris bas been searched .thout success for their bodies, which, \"is now believed, have been carried away and will be found later on in the St.Lawrence.The case of the Gauthiers is a very sad one.Some say that Madame \u2018Gauthier was seen going down to the river St.Anne, trying to save herself by run- ring away, but the velocity of the moving earth was too great.She was : arrled long with it and while crying out for help was drawn Into the wild maelstrom drowned, Another of the victims, ber brother-in-law, David Gauthier, had Tr some time previous to the catastrophe \u2018ren very nervous, and especially afraid \u2018hat something would happen to him.His vife, who was a lunatic, and for two years - inmate of Beauport Asylum, had died dy the week before and her death had : Unstrung him that he could not bear * br left alone.He was afraid to remain his own house and came to his bro- \u2018T's dwelling for safety; he had often CINE the week expressed his bellef that vould net be tong before he joined his \u201c7°.and his presentiment turned out to + Leen true.The case of the Darveau wily who were saved, is also an ex- z rdinary one.They were sitting down \"der evening meal when THE FLEAT OMINOUS WARNINGS \u201cne coming disaster were heard, and \u201c7 they arose in affright and threw selves on thair knees to pray.They 4° hardiy done this when a frightful - 5iNg sound set in and the ground del under their feet while the furni- * of he house was thrown around top- Dismayed they rushed out of * iv to mert the members of the avi \u201cwooly also flying for thelr lives, AL Tp.had pot got more than an acre THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.away when the ground upon which stood their house and the six neighboring dwell- tugs, sank out of sight into an immense hele and were all completely wrecked with the exception of the Darveau house, which was carried bodily some ten or fifteen acres away and left almost intact.Yesterday this house was still standing amid the debris, but to-day it had been carried away by the angry river, which was also covered with an incredible quantity of floating timber, beams, furniture and the carcases of horses and horned cattle.ANOTHKR DIRASTER THREATENED.There is sald to be great danger of another terrible disaster at any moment.This morning, to the general surprise, the water in the St.Anne river was found to have fallen several feet, but when the trua cause of this sudden diminution of its volume was ascertained, alarm once roore took the place of joy among the local population.It was discovered that the river had agein become blocked and that a gigantic dam had formed above the church of St.Alban backing the water and giving rise to a regular lake of several miles in length and breadth, with a depth of nearly 150 feet.When this dam gives way, as it is feared it may at any moment the consequences will be no doubt terrible, If not worse than on Friday last.The inhabitants, however, have taken their precautions and have removed from the neighborhood.\u2014\u2014\u2014 A RUSH FOR RAINY RIVER.(Special to the \u2018 Witness\") Toronto, May 3.\u2014Mr.C.J.Hollands, Crown land agent at Fort Frances, who is at present in the city, says that fully five thousand psople will go from Duluth to the gold diggings at Rainy River within a month of ithe opening of navigation, which will probably occur this week.The C.P.R.have concluded arangevnants with the owners of the steamers on Rainy River whereby they will be able to compete with the American Transportation Company, of Duluth.The commissioner of Crown lands has decided to havo four or five townships surveyed immediately on the Rainy River gold belt.Two rar- ties are making inquiries with reference to putting in stamp mills {in this district.\u2014-\u2014\u2014.-.COMMISSION MERCHANTS ASSIGN.(Special to the \u2018 Witness.\u201d) Toronto, May 3.\u2014Owing to certain complications between William Calvert and other parties the firm of W.Calvert & Co.and William Calvert have assigned.W.Calvert & Co.have been engaged in the commission business for several years in Toronto, Montreal and Halifax.Arrangements are being made by which the business will be carried on.\u2014 \u2014 a WILL PAY FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.{Special to the *\u2018 Witneas.\") Toronto, May 3\u2014Mr.Clarkson, as- signee, returned last evening from Waterford, where he had been investigating the affairs of Beeker & Co., private bankers of that place, who assigned recently.The statement will turn out much better than was anticipated and it is probable the creditors will receive a dividend of about fifty cents on tbe dollar.\u2014P\u2014 THE A.P.A.IN ANNUAL SESSION.Des Moines, Ia., May 3.\u2014The Supreme Councii of the A.P.A.hegan its annual session here yesterday with three hundred delegates present, representing every state and territory in the Union, Canada, England and Australia.In the English- speaking countries outside of the United States, the order is known as the Pre- testant Protective Association, or by other names.A prominent member of the order states that its real name is not known to the public, nor to more than one hundred out of the 1,500,000 members.-\u2014\u2014 SS.\u2018PERSIAN MONARCH\u2019 ASHORE.New York, May 3.\u2014The steamer \u2018 Persian Monarch.\u201d from London, Is ashore near East Moriches, Long Island.The \u2018Persian Monarch\u2019 left London, on April 17, and was duc at this port yesterday.She is a British steamer, of 2,560 tons and is commanded by Captain Bris- tow.She is consigned to Sanderson & Son, agents of the Wiison line of steamers.She brings passengers and freight.At the offices of the agents, Messrs.Sanderson & Son, all that was known was that the ship was all right and in no danger.Tugs were sent immediately to her assistance and it was Lelieved she would be got off easily.The \u2018Persian Monarch\u2019 has on board twenty-five first-class passengers, and a large London cargo consisting mostly of case goods.> \u2014 lp \u2014 er THE SITUATION IN HAWAII, New York, May 3.\u2014A \u2018Sun\u2019 special from Port Townsend, Wash-, says: News from Honolulu is received to April 15.The Royalist party newspapers declared that Admiral Walker had come to take possession of Pearl Harbor and as soon as that was accomplished he would proceed to organize a new government.They even went so far as to say that Admiral Walker would restore Liliuokalani to the throne.The Provisional Government and annexation papers construed Admiral Walker's appointment and presence 0 mean that the United States Government had experienced a change of heart and that the assumption of control of Pearl Harbor set at rest all doubt as to ultimate annexation.\u2018Thus far Admiral Walker,\u2019 says the \u2018Sun\u2019 correspondent, \u2018has not made known what he intends to do in this country.There is a serious split in the Royalist party as too many desire to pose as leaders.They expect to receive information from their agents in the United States, by the next steamer as to the hopes of restoration.If this reply is in the negative the party wfl!l rush into politics and endeavor to have some of its members elected to the constitutional convention, with a material change in the oath of allegiance.Delegates from nearly all of the districts in the islands have been nominated and matters in connection with the constitutional convention are running smoothly.There is not the least excitement in the islands.\u2014 me HEAVY LIQUOR FINE.Toronto, May 2.\u2014Willlam J.Ferguson for selling liquor at a place on Sackville street without a license has been fined $150 and costs or nine months jmyprison- ment.SPORTS AND PASTIMES.THE JUNIOR LACROSSE LEAGUE MAKE SCHEDULES.Three of the junior lacrosse leagues met last evening, two of them elected officers, and two made their schedules for the coming ScARON.The Junior Independent League met at the Queen\u2019g Hotel, and the following were the officers elected:\u2014President, W.J.Cherry: first vice-president, M.Callahan; second vice-president, A.Ladigan; secretary, M.Ross; treasurer.Herbert Ross.The first schedule match in this league takes place on June 9, between the Ivy Leaf and (Garnet Clubs, on the former's grounds.THE JUVENILE LEAGUE.This league met in the M.A.A A.rooms, and elected the following list of officers: \u2014 tion.president, J.Bennett, Mechanics; president, J.Feeley, Garnet; first vice-presi- dent, R.McClancy.Athletics; second vice- resident, P.Foley, J.ilacs; secretary, M.Nronstetter, Hibernians; treasurer, J.Stock- well, Jerscys.The committee is composed of the following:\u2014J.Thompson, J.Crispo, P.Brennan, W, Hogg, C.Brown.THE JUNIOR LEAGUE.The delegates of this league also met in the M.A.A.A.rooms.The only business they had in hand was the preparation of the schedule.This was done in a satisfactory manner.The first match takes place between the Montreal and Beaver Clubs on June 2, on the Montreal grounds.BETWEEN GOALS.\"The Maple Lacrosse Club will hold thelr grand annual social concert in the Victoria Rifles\u2019 Armory on May 15.A general meeting of the Maples will be held at the Queen's Hotel to-morrow evening at § o'clock, The Crescents will give a social and convert on May 16, for the purpose of raising funds fo defray cost of fixing up their grounds.Danahar, who has been with Cornwall for the last three seasons, is coming to Montreal.Turner, of Ottawa, will probably replace him on the Cornwall team.It is sald that Danahar will join the Shamrocks.Cornwall and Toronto play an exhibition match on Rosedale grounds, Toronte, on May 24.A gereral meeting of the Emmet Lacrosse Club is called for to-morrow evening at the St.A.Y.M.Hall, 157 Ottawa street.The Montreui Juniors are to profit by entertainments given by the ninisèrels for their benefit.Upon the principle that one cannot have too much of a good thing, it has been decided to hold two performances on May 29 and 30.A number of the friends of Mr.J.J.Cummings, of the Capital Lacrosse Club, entertained that gentleman at a spread at the Queen's Hotel last evening.BICYCLING.THE OTTAWA RACES.\u201d The following is the programme for the annual races of the Ottawa Bicycle Club, to be held here on May 24:\u20141 mile green; 3% mile open: 1 mile oper; 3 mile handicap open; 1 mile, 2.46 class, ! mile, club handicap: 2 miles, 6 minute class; YA rile, flying start, 3 heats; 2 miles, Ottawa district championship.C.W.A.rules to \u2018govern.All races on safety wheels.Entrance fee in each event, 50 cents.Entries close May 15.JOHNSON TO ATTEMPT A NEW RECORD.New York, May 2.\u2014Saturday, June 2, is named as the date when John S.Johnson will attempt to make a bicycle record of a mile in two minutes or less on the Wal- tham for a prize of $1,000.The condi- ticns of the attempt on Johnson's part are that !f bo rédes faster than the best public performatice in the world, of 2.06% and 2.07 1-3, made by Zimmerman and Johnson at Columhns and Springfield, Ohio, he will receive a $300 prize, and for every second lower, 5100 is to be added to the prize until two minutes or lower shall be reached.THE WANDERERS.The first schedule ride of the Wanderer Bicycle Club will be held this evening.All members are requested to turn out.The party will leave the club rooms, 2397 St.Catherine street, at 8 o'clock sharp.BASEBALL.THE GRANITES.A meeting of the Granite Baseball Club is called for Monday evening in the schoolhouse, St.Henri, to receive the report of the committee on the new league, and to hold counsel as to how to advance the interests off the club.FOOTBALL.THE GENERAL HOSPITAL CLUB.The general meeting of the General Hospital Football Club will be held in the Hope Coffee House, on Friday evening at eight o'clock.All members are requested to attend as special business is to be transacted.Those who have not pald in thelr dues, will please do so at this meeting.Any new members wishing to join are cordially invited.All information can be had from the secretary, Jas.Kermode, 406 St.Dominique street.DRUIDS VB.MOHAWKS.The Druids and Mohawks will play the first match of the Season in the senior series to-morrow afternoon on the Mohawk grounds Park avenue, near Mount Royal avenue.Kick off at 3 o'clock.The following team will represent the Mohawks:-\u2014Goal, Ross, backs, Murray and Morrison; half-backs, Robinson, Chidley and White; forwards, Boddington, Howarth, Forrester, Bird and Badger.Reserves, Willock and J.Me- Kenzie.LAWN TENNIS.ENGLISH EXPERTS TO VISIT AMERICA.New York, May 2.\u2014From information that has leaked out, it transpires that several of the most expert of the English lawn tennis cracks will visit America this year and play for the championship of Newport.Those who are expected are William and Ernest Reushaw, the famous twin brothers known all over theŸ world for their skill at tennis, and C.W.Hilliard,- who is also ranked as one of the cleverest players in the world.All three of these men spent part of the winter in Cannes, in the south of France, where they played tennis a great deal.A number of American experts also visited the Riviera last winter and while at Cannes met ths celebrated Englishmen.It was while they were there that the plan was made and the foreigners decided to visit this country, and make the long threatened test of the sklll of our best players.This is not by any means the first time that the English players have promised to visit America.On several other occasions it was thought that everything was arranged and then the visitors at the last moment decided that they would not come.The chief drawback that the foreigners complain of is that the climate ig too severe.They also complain that our courts are not strictly first-class.YACHTING.THE \u2018 FIGARO\u2019 ON THE PRINCE OF WALES.Paris, May 2.\u2014A special article in the \u2018Figaro\u2019 says that all lovers of yachting must he grateful to the Prince of Wales for his appearance in French waters, and \u2018we hope our pleasure navigation will derive true encouragement from the presence of the Prince, who is in such thorough sympathy with our country.If the prince does not carry back all the prizes to England,\u2019 à adds the \u2018Figaro,\u2019 \u2018It is because, with a fecling of extreme delicacy, he did not wish to make a clean sweep of all the rewards offered to competitors.\u2019 THE POINTE CLAIRE CLUB.The annual general meeting of the Polnte Claire Boating Club will be held in the M.A.A.A.rooms on Monday evening, May 7.MR.BENNETT ORDEES A YACHT.Mr.James Gordon Bennett has given an order to the Herreshoff Manufacturing Company for a big sloop yacht.This is in ful- fliment of his promise to the yachtsmen of France, made during the Cannes regatta, that he would have a yacht next season to beat the \u2018Britannia\u2019 The boat ls to be of tobin Lronze and will be a centreboard craft.She is to cost $80,000 and one of the staunchest crafts afloat.The only stipulation Mr.Bennett makes is that she beat the \u2018Vigilant.\u201d What her dimensions will be is not yet known but she will be named the \u2018Prunelle,\u2019 and will be commanded by an American skipper and crew.The \u2018Prunelie\u2019 will be completed in the autumn.and will cross the ocean to be ready to race for the big prizes offered at the Cannes regatta.The purchase of the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 by the Goulds has undoubtedly given a great interest to international yachting, particularly as the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 is to go abroad and will doubtless race at Cannes.It has also aroused foreign yachtsmen, and what will undoubtedly be the greatest international yachting contests may be looked forward to next year in the Mediterranean.It is expected that at the Cannes regatta the Prince of Wales, Lord Dunraven, George and Howard Gould, James Gordon Bennett, Mms.Rothschild and Harry MacCalmont will have vachts, so that it will be a contest between England, France and America.THE VIGILANT PROGRAMME.New York, May 3.\u2014It was learned yesterday that the Gould party will have as a yachting mentor, C.Oliver Iselin, the former head of the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 syndicate.Mr.Iselin, it is thought, will go abroad in June, and will be the guest of George Gould on the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 in all her races in foreign waters.It is sald there will be no challenge for the Royal yacht cup, and as far as possible the \u2018Vigilant\u2019 will be raced on outside courses.Lord Dunraven's \u2018Valkyrie\u2019 left for Cowes.Isle of Wight this morning.CRICKET.VICTORIA CRICKET CLUB.At a general meeting of the Victoria Cricket Club held on Tuesday evening in the Y.M.C.A.building, a vote of thanks was passed to the ladies and gentlemen who so kindly took part in the annual concert given on April 26.Mr.Duckett was elected vice-captain for the season, and Mr.J.Stevenson secretary.to fill the vacancy cauzed by the resignation of Mr.A.Goss.The club will commence practice this evening on thelr grounds, and all members are particularly requested to be present.Secretary's address: 211 St.Antolne street.ADVERTISEMENTS.6th BATTALION FUSILIERS.3 The Baltalion will parade on SATUR- 2» DAY Evening, 3th inst.at 7.30, to take \u201d part in the ceremony of the Presentation of the Sir Donald Smith Cup to the Victoria Rifles.Pand, Pioneers and Signallers will atten].Uniform\u2014Fuli Dress.* ERNEST J.CHAMBERS, Capt.Acting-Adit.ay WALL PAPERS \u2014(:)-\u2014 G.A.HOLLAND & SON, + \u2018 1758 and 1760 NOTRE DAME STREET.SALE of ART GOODS.The sale of Art Goods, Novelties, Jewellery, &c., will becontinued at Messrs.HENRY BIRKS & SONS, 235 and 237 St.James street, (TOMORROW (Friday) AFTERNOON, at 2.80 o\u2019cloek.M.HECKS & CO.Auctioneers.UFR THE WINDING UP ACT.- PROYINCE OF QUEPEC, gr: \u2018 District of En }su PERIOR COURT HORACE A.HUTCHINS, And Petitioner.The Allison Advertising Company, à body corporate and politic, having its head office in the City and District of Montreal.Respondent.A winding up order has been granted in this matter and a meeting of tho creditors, siiareholders and con- tributories of the said Company is hereby called for the Fourteenth day of May next at ten of the 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Setulenents.Messrs.GEORGE MAITLAND SMITH an?JOHN WILLIAM TATTEY,of Montrenl.\u2018firm name Smith & Tatley), Managers of the Canadinn Branch Moutrcal Agents.Offices - 114 St.James sireet.9 Special Agents French cpariments.Special Aponts Fangs Departunent, Machinery, | &c.PARK ERS FOUNDRY.For the BEST QUALITY of IRON CASTINGS, LIGHT or HEAVY, cail on MOSES PARKER, Iron Founder, 19 Lo 29 Dalhousie street.ROBB-ARMSTRONG ENGINES, SIMPLE AND COMPOUND.MONARCH ECONOMIC BOILERS Combine all the advantages of Portable Forms with the Highest Possible Economy.ROBB ENGINEERING CO, Ltd, Amherst, Nova Scotia.CANADA MACHINERY AGENCY, 345 Bt.James street, Montreal.Agents, TO ORDER.A.RAMSAY & \u20ac SON, fon WALL TINTING AND DECORATING USE ONLY ALABASTING, NEW SHADES PERMANENT RESULTS Ready for Use hy Stimpy Shinn in Cold Waller.ILL & TORBEN, 327 St.James street, CYLINDER OIL THE THE BEST IN MARKET.ROYAL OIL COMPANY, 1724 NOTRE DAME STREET.TELEPHONE 9685.15 R.H.BARTHOLOMEW, PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER, FINE INTERIOR DECORATION.ARTISTIC SIGNER ETC, 20 FFAROVER STREET.Telephone 3i22.Montreal G & J.FE.GRIMSON, STAINED AND EVBOSSED GEASS Foi, 1508 LISTES ORNAMENTAL AND LLALLD G1L.AS5 FOR HOUSE AVE CIRE WOKE.411 Nt.James st.Educational.: NES SMITH AND MISS | A FRARY lave removed their Scho for Yo 17 1 Ladies and Chidrente #5 Durocher street, Pupils wil! be received for Lhe hiuf term whichcone mences Muy 10th.HE CURRAN PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITETE.A SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND AND TYPE WRITING FOR LADIES AND GEMNTLEMEN.YMCA nilding, Dennen Spiare, Montres, A FIRST-CLASS sCHoOb Prices moderate and instne-ton thorough.Posie tons recurred {or pupils when comuoererns Classes daily from 845 au.to 330 pm.Eveuing Clagses: MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS anc Il | DAYS from 7.30 to 950.All kinds of Typyewriling { and copying done al reasonat.e rates.26 Music and Art.Notices.OWN OF COTE ST.ANTOINE \u2014_\u2014\u2014 NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS, + \u2014\u2014\u2014 For the convenience of parties desiring to pay their drain assessments now due, the Corporation Offices will Le open every TUESDAY, THU RS- DAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 7to 9, during month of May.WM.MINTO, 1 Comptroller.! 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AND PIANOFORTE, From the Klindworth Conservatoire of Musia Berlin (Germany).20 Mackay street, = Consignees\u201d Notices.NO TO CONSIGNEES The Hamburg-American Packet Cn.82 * Pivk- huben,\u2019\u201d Spliedt, Master.from Hamburg and Antwerp, is entered at Custos.Consignees wiil please pass :heir entries without delay.HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.Thom, Manager.Janes Removal Housefurnishings, &c.N EW CARPETS A AND OILCIOTHS, NEW LACE CURTAINS AND SHADES, Houscholders removing or refurnishing this spring, should not omit to see nur complete assortmieut of New Goes at Lowest prices.Weak J.M.FARQUHAR, 351 8, Jamesst., Carpet Made and laid ( tARPET LAYING, UPHOL- _/ STERING, ete.-\u2014Carpe:s Cut, Made and Iaid, Lifted and Beaten, Shades, Spring Rellers, ete, sup- lied and put up.Mattresses can be returned rame bas.HENRY HAMMOND, 222 and 224 3t.Urbain street.18 years with Thomus Mussen, Esq.Furniture repaired.Orders atiended to personally.Tele phone 1740.6 E TOWNSHEND, er.EST.24 YEARS.PURE BEDDING PATENTED, Call or ring np 1906 and get prices for Remaking Matiresses, Pillows, &c., Lefore removing.Also every description of Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Cots, &c.Hair, Ross and Wool Mattresses.1 LITTLE ST.ANTOINE STREET, Cor.St.James street, only.NO BRANCH STORES.Tailors, &c.3 pe .e & % ro pe HUGH ROSS % vee\u2019 eo\u2019 À.\u201c00s MERCHANT TAILOR, 206 St, James street, Montreal.Woe beg to call attention to our Special Line of HOMESPUN SUITINGS ; just the thing for the hot weather.PRICES VERY MODERATE.AMUEL GOLTMAN, MERCHANT TAILOR.Spring importations received.fully solicited.Iuspection respect 2226- St.Catherine strect -2226 10 pee CALEDONTAN FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE HAS BEEN REMOVED -TO THE \u2014 TEMPLE BUILDING, 185 ST.JAMES.LANSING LEWIS, Note EAL Menager.3 COFFEE AND SPICE STEAM MILLS, Have removed to No.55 COTE STREET, &.FT.& A.R/ING.M° TREAL À c - - PHOTOGRADH SIPPLY Will Remove on MAY lst to British Empire Building 1524 NOTRE DAME STREET, (Cor.St.Francois Xavier st Telephone 1467.SEND FOR BARGAIN LIST Boots and Shoes.A SPRING SONNET, After the winter is over, After your feet ure sore, i With wearing rubbers and overshoes, And under shoes galore.And your under shoes are pretty well worn, And you want a new pair your feet to adorn, The right place to visit for great shoes and small, Is Kyle's Boot Emporium, ¢7 Beaver Hall, As day after day our custom enlarges, We increase the stock, and deorease the charges, And tho fine are your fancies, you'll ind what yo like, For we've shoes for the drawing-room, stirrup and bike, And the man who with us ir every time suited, 1s the one who delights to be perfectly booted.80 one and all we bid you come To JAMES R.RYLES Emporium, 67 Beaver Hall Hill, ee co ALF as I SS aS mecs 1090 A 2d Sr Ce THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Calendar Mar 3 3.3ATTALION FUSILIERS.ANNUAL DRILL.h The Batizlion will parade at the % Armory, THIRSDAY, May 3, at 3 p.rn.sharp.Uniform Drill order.Both Bands will attend.By order, = ERNEST J.CH AMBERS, Capt.Acting-Adjt.Weekly Ther SDAY, oth O LIVET BAPTIST CHAPEL, GRAND TRUNK STREET.JOIN (CURRIE, The Scotch Evangelist, WILL PREACH THIS EVENING at Eight o'clock.Song Service at 7.45.Come and weicome.ADIES PRAYER MEETING.11 to 12 O'CLOUK DAILY, (Except Saturdays), EVANGELISTIC HALL, St.Catherine street.ES an Fripay, May 4.REGIMENT.ANNUAL DRILL.\"at 3 o'clock, p.m., sharp.Uniform\u2014 Review arder.3.The Regiment will parade at the Armory on SATURDA EVENING next, the 5th inst, at 8 | o'alock sherp.Uniform\u2014 Review order.The Brass s and Fife and Drum Bands will attend.By order, W.L.BOND, Capt.Adit.MONTREAL ç Battallon Garrison Artillery ANNUAL DRILL The Battalion will parade on FRIDAY, the 4th | inst, at 5 p.m.sharp.Uniform\u2014Drill order, Eve man must attend.By order, v.H.FEATHERSTONE, Capt.Acting-Adjt.M.B.G.A.LOSING ENTERTAINMENT GEORGES BAND OF HOPE AND SEWING SCHOOL, In ST.GEORGE'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Stanley st.FRIDAY EVENING, May 4, at 8 o'clock.Admission Free.Coliection.3 J TERNATIONAL SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSONS, The regular weekly meeting for the study of next Bunday's lesson will be Leld next FRIDAY EVENXN- eo ST.1 toine street.Leader, Mr.FRED MEYERS.invited.RT ASSOCIATION OF MONTREAL, Phillips square.SPRING EXHIBITION.Open Daily 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, 8 to 10 o'Cleck.obtaining the greatest number of votes.Mar o.RI ET Re at rE ES SATURDAY, CHURCH.BENEFIT ORGAN RECITAL, By Mr.WILLIAM REED, SATTRDAY, May 5, 1594, at 3 p.m.Admission Free.Collection.3 PRINCE OF WALES RESERVE ASSOCI ATION.Al who have served in the Prince of Wales Regiment or in the companies of which 1t was formed, are cordially invited to attend a meeting to be held in the Armory Drill Hall, Craig street, on SATURDAY, May 5, at 8 p.in.,for the purpose of considering the formation of a Réserve Assocation, T.r.BU SLER, L1.-Col.May HILIPSBURG JUNCTION RAILWAY AND QUARRY The Annual! General Meeting of the Shureoho'ders of the fore- suing Company will be held in the 'L-ng Room, Meckinies Iustitute No.234 st.James strest Montreal, on MONDAY.the ith day of May, 1894, o kp in, fir the clecttan of Directors, Moxpay, 7.ur wl oo wil for hr reaerar ure insaction of Luane:s.HENRY 7i%%es, À Sccrrtaury, r Re May 8.PT UESDAY, NEW \u201cAND SELECT READINGS.MISS JESSIE ALEXANDER, ASSISTED BY Miss (LARIBEL REYN ER, Soprano.Apd Mr.J.RITCHIE BELL, Baritone.West End Methodist Church, {Corner Courso!l and Canning sta) TUESDAY EVENING, Itay Sth.Tickets 2Æc an 500, ut À.M.Featherston\u2019s, 2241 St.Catherine street: Chas.Alexander s, 219 4t.James street: À &S.Nordheimer 5, St.Jumes street ; Thos.Fessenden'3, \u2018cor.Guy und St.Antoine streets, and Jas.H, McKeown's, 370 St.Antoine street.WESTERN FREIGHT RATES.MR- VAN HORNE HOLDS OCT NO HOPE FOR A REDTCTION.Winnipeg, May 2.Mr.Van Horne, president of the Canadian Pacific Railway, arrived here this morning.Discussing hts much-quoted prophecy that wheat would reach two dollars a bushel in eighteen months, Mr.Van Horne said that while he looked for a great advance in price, as to the extreme limit, the wish was father of the thought.Mr.Van Horne was interviewed this afternoon by deputations from the Winnipeg Board of Trade and Grain Exchange, regarding freight rates.Mr.Van Horne said: \u2018We cannot reduce our rates simply because somebody thinks we ought to do 8a.If our directors thought our would be changed.In a word, the present rates represent the views of our directors, in which I fully concur.\u2019 | 1.The Regiment will Parade at the BA Armory on FRIDAY, the 4th inst, : ING, May 4, at 8 o'clock, in Welcome Hall, St.An- | ; government ( } i Pits truly Imperial duties, | his mind in\u2019 regard to home rule.body knows that the new premier Is, and always has been, BUBSCRIPTION RATES.Daily Witness, 8300, Weekly Witness, $1.00 eh reductions to ciubs Northern Messenger pti oplest to ou6 address, 32.25 ; M, $4.40 ; 50, 19.A $ For Great Dritafn add $1.04 per annum for post ngs on Weekly Witness; 28c on Nu:thera Messen ger : 83,60 on Daily W itnesa.The last edition of the DATLY WITNESS is delivered in the city every evening of publication at £4.00 per aunum.\u2014_\u2014 ADVERTISING RATES.DAILY WITNESS.Five lines and upwards, 10c per line.Contract On favorable terms.WEEKLY WITNESS.With large type or cuts, 200 per line.One-third reducilon if set in our nsuai small advertising types.Special contract rates, The Baily Witness.THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1894.Lord Rosebery has at last spoken out Every- enthusiastically in favor of imperial federation, and he declares that it is necessary to a federa- J tion of the different portions of the em- | | pire to grant home rule.It is probable 1st PRINCE of WALES | | that Lord Rosebery is in favor, not only lot home rule for Ireland, but of home rule for Scotland and Wales and England also.It seems obvious that the Imperial Parliament can never be truly imperial, and will never be able to perform until it relegates local administration and local legis- | | present | 4 no great importance, inasmuch as no one , silver mine lation to local bodies.It is probable that it is upon the belief that the Eng- .lish people will soon appreciate the advantages of such a federal system that ord Rosebery bases his confident an- \"ticipation that the English people will soon willingly grant home rule to Ire- | land as a measure of common sense.ee The ence which 1s being held in London :at is of some interest owing to ! the prominence of many of the delegates and others taking part in it, but it is of present represents any nation or any in an official sense.The ¥ ; conference is, in fact, simply one of the Everyone interested in Bible study is cordially believers in a bimetallic standard, toge- i | ther with some who perhaps are not believers in the possibility of maintaining a double standard, but are interested as owners or as East India traders or financiers, and would like to | see the price of silver maintained or | \u2018raised at the expense of the nations of A special prize of $200 will be awarded to the picture ; 4 the world.It is curious to find promi- ! nent members of the Conservative party | of England in favor of soft money, but | these know that their theories are held A MERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, À in abhorrence or contempt by the vast majority of those who make up their own political party, and they are very careful to publicly absolve their party from any responsibility for their own private views upon this question.Of course, \u201cft is quite natural for protectionists like \u201cMr.\u201cver according to supply Chaplin to which is merely a scheme to protect the advocate bimetailism, silver mine owners and the nsers of silver from the effects of natural economical laws, which regulate the price-of sil- and demand.The governments of the world might just as well join to fix the price of steel or \u201cany other metal, or of wheat, or of labor, COMPANY, or of any product or commodity, as that of silver.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 The Otta honest paper, wa \u2018Evening Journal\u2019 is an but it talks a little like 4 mere organ, commenting on events .with its eyes shut to the sins of the party when it says \u201cthe story of the Curran \u2018bridge looks like the worst set-back to the \u2018idea of doing public work by day labor in- \u2018stead of by contract that has been known .on this continent.\u201d ,It will be remembered that about the worst fraud in connection with the building of the Wellington bridge was that by which a govern- : ment contractor who had received the :charged unskilled labor to ; ment as skiMed labor.- and relative of one of the ministers.\u201cfor purely political reasons.rates too high or in any way unfair they contract for supplying the day labor the govern- The fact of the matter is that the spoils system was at the bottom of the extravagance and fraud this work.The contract for the day labor was given to Mr.St.Louis, the contractor, because he was a involved in friend The who is con- Conservative politician and was a superintendent of the canal, demned by the report for inexperience, was appointed to his position simply because he was the son of a prominent Conservative politician, and was reco.n- mended to the positinn by Conservatives Surely the \u2018Journal\u2019 does not hold that the contract system as managed by the present government at Ottawa has been free from extravagance and corruption and fraud.There is no pcasible system by which | public works can Le carris] out economi- J po .on we ERAN ens NA Oh + ek raat international bimetallic confer- ; AMIR Merri no ! ;cally and purely by a corrupt and ex- , travagant administration.Any and \u2018every system under such an administra- \u2018tion works badly.The day labor sys- \u2018tem has been found economical and effective by the London County Council, \"which has employed it during the last tow years in carrying through some of the greatest works that have been under ; taken by fit.Lord Rosebery, menting upon the success of the system in com- before the council recently, declared that it had been equally successful where em- | ployed by the Imperial Government, and \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014oumme | that an extension of it was under con- | templation.I, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MONOPOLY RAILWAY RATES.The people of Manitoba and the North- West Territories are loud in their complaints at the present time over the ex- - tortionate railway rates charged by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company upon all freights coming into or going out of the North-West.The Winnipeg \u2018Nor\u2019- i Wester,\u201d a journal under the manage- \u2018ment of Mr.Luxton, who was at one time a strong supporter of the Canadian Pacific Railway, voices the grievances of the people against the company toward which he was formerly so friendly.The \u2018Nor\u2019-Wester' declares that the Canadian \u2018Pacific Railway Company has in effect in districts two tariffs, one for points \u201cwhere it has a monopoly and the other for points where it may meet competi- | The \u2018Nor\u2019-Wester\u2019 brings evl- dence in support of its charges against the rallway company which will convince any disinterested person of tha evil of the monopoly enjoyed by the company, and of the disadvantage under which it places farmers of the Canadian North.West in comparison with the farmers of | the adjoining states of the Unèon.This | evidence consists of contrasts drawn by the \u201cNor'-Wester\u2019 between the rates of \u2018freight charged by the Canadian Pacific line and tion.Railway Company over the Sault \u2018betweeh New York and St.Paul those which it charges over the Canadian Pacific Railway between Winnipeg sand Montreal.The rate on wheat from ( Winnipeg to Montreal is, i this authority, forty-six cents per hundred pounds, while the rate from St.| Paul to New York is thirty-two and a i half cents per hundred pounds, yet the | difference \u2018in distance according to is only twenty- four miles.\u201d The first class freight rate from New York to St.Paul is $1.15 per hundreq pounds ; the first class freight rate between Montreal and Winnipeg is The second | class fate between the same American $2.09 per hundred pounds.points, is 99 cents, against $1.77 between the same Canadian points.The third dlass rate from New York to St.Paul is 78 cents, while from Montreal to Winnipeg ithis $1.40.between fhe American points is 52 cents, while Uetween the Canadian points it is $1.08.\u201cThe fifth class raie is 44 cents ; between - the American points and 89 | cents between the Canadian points.Between St.Paul and New York the Canadian Pacific Railway is subjected to effective competition, and its charges are therefore kept down, while between Winnipeg and Montreal it is practically with- The fourth class rate out effective competition, and it charges simply all the traffic will bear ; and some people say a little more.An even more startling contrast is afforded by placing the charges of freights between North- West points against thosa charged between castern points.For instance, the charges on fifth class freight between Fort William and Winnipeg, a distance of 426 47 cents per hundred pounds, the rate on the same freight from New York to St.Paul, distance of over 1,400 miles, per hundred pounds.miles, is while a is 44 cents Another contrast is afforded by the rate on lumber from Rat Portage to Winnipeg, 133 miles, which is 1535 cents per hundred pounds, or three times greater than the rate on lumber from Ottawa to Montreal, 120 miles, which is five cents per hundred The company charges 18 cents per hundred pounds for fifth class freight between Ottawa and Toronto, a distance of 260 miles, while it charges 47 cents per hundred pounds between Winnipeg and Broadview, which is only 246 miles.It will be seen that the farmers of the Canadian North-West, vantageous terms pounds.who need ad- order to enable them to compete in the grain markets of Great Britain with the farmers of the United States and the other nations, are really handicapped by heavier rates of freight, and that over a railway which was built at the expense of the Canatian people in order to open up and develop the resources of the country.in Recently a letter was published in the Toronto \u2018Globe\u2019 which showed that wheat which was sold by the farmers of Manitoba for 45 cents per bushel in that province brought 90 cents in the English market, .vo Env ping gw bi othe om Ses ie à de Lee >, wo pry oops | no less than 45 cents being consumed in {the way of freight charges and profits by the dealers and transporters upon the wheat between Manitoba and England.Is it any wonder that the population of the North-West is growing so slowly, or that the farmers of that country find it so hard to make a living, though the land is fertile and yields plentifully and they themselves are industrious and frugal to a degree ?SABBATH OBSERVANCE MR.CHARLTON'S BILL READ A SECOND TIME.ITS PROVIBIONS MADE PUBLIC\u2014OTHER BILLS READ \u2014 THE NEW QUARTERMASTER- GENEBAL AND HIS DUTIES, Ottawa, House yesterday was brief.The attenil- Ance was small owing to the holiday tomorrow, Ascension Day.from an attack of lumbago.Mr.Mulock got more than he had bargained for when the Minister of Militia answered a question addressed to him by the member for North York regarding tho new Quartermaster-General.Mr.Quartermaster-General, Lieut.-Col.ment, was appointed Quartermaster-Gen- eral on Aug.5, 1893.He was a graduate of Sandhurst and of the Staff College.His pay, including his allowance, $3,200.His duties included the transport of troops, quartering of troops, remounts, milttary intelilgence, military topography and mobilization.Then the Minister proceeded to read an essay extracted from the general orders descriptive of the duties under all of these six heads.When to explain to Mr.Mulock that these were of Canada would b3 expected to periorm.A MONTREAL BOARD OF TRADE GRIEVANCE the adjournment of the House in order to register a protest against the manner in which Sir Charles Hibbert Tupp-r ha answered him.The question asked by Mr.Casey was whether the government had received a copy of a resolution passed by the Montreal! Board of demning the appointment of Mr.Vanasse as shipping master of that port and: if not whether they had received any communication from the Board of touching the matter.The Minister Marine and Fisheries replied with a sim- \u2018ple \u2018yes,\u2019 which Mr.Casev considered an inadequate answer.But the Minister would not vouchsefe any further information.Sir John Thompson contended that \u2018he answer given was ample and deprecated the practice of moving the adjournment of the House without better cause than Mr.Casey had.When leave was asked to withdraw the formal motion of adjournment the members for a time with- vielded.worrying the government about the tariff inquiry tours.Upon the orders of the day being called Mr.Martin asked when dered some weeks ago.Sir John Thompson's reply Was in his fciest manner\u2014'I don\u2019t know.The ex- nenses have not yet been returned.bably not this session\u2019\u2014whereat the Cp- 1csition smiled amusedly.SABBATH ORSERVANCE, The first order of the doy was the second reading of Mr.Charlton's now of the Lord's Day.When it was called there was a hum of half-expressed amusement which showed that the member for North Norfolk had not an altogather sym- session to advocate this measure.But not easily discsnrerted, with the readiness of a well trainer debater he turned the semi-demonstration to account.for fifth or sixth free from political opinions.political discussions.vear after year,\u2019 he raid, \u2018I have aroused any feeling against myself I ask you to consider this bill anart altogether from- that\u201d He did net present it, he said, because he considered that those who favorod it were better than those who did not.He had been called a fanatic, a crank, saintly and eelf- righteous in connection with it.It was not a popularity-giving measure hut he helteved it would be a heneficent one ana one that would do honor to the House.He did not present it as a religious measure, except incidentally, but as a civil bill which would secure to men their civil rights.It was in the highest interests of human liberty and in harmony with the highest divine law.Going into its advocacy with the thoroughness which characterizes all his speeches, he first defended the right of the state to pass legislation to control vices and to promote the moral well-being of society.Coming to consider the passage nf Jaws governing the Sabbath day he quoted A MULTITUDE OF PRECEDENTS for his hill, starting back in the Saxon period in England.He briefly defended the change of the rest day from the seventh to the first day of the week.For the benefit of the French members, from whom in past years he has met the most active opposition, ke quoted Pope Leo XIII and a score of Roman Cathanlic prelates who have spoken in support cf better Sabbath observance.To the eccelsias- tical authorities he added the testimony of eminent jurists and prominent labor leaders and social economists.Speaking of the disturbances which are taking place in the labor world in Europe and on this continent, he attributed them to the disregard which is shown the doctrine of Christianity.Upon this he based an Pl gm pre Spel appeal for legislation heing grounded up- i 5 om eis Le The Minister of Finance is BoB Quam Messrs Jan.tion for provincial | Soootnat ao aa an bare whiie he approved of the purpose of the A Ahlen an ON: section, hie thongh: Sas not within the SLUTS province of this House» The same erii- oo Peddn .cism was applicable 35 the fourth so Care à Sa tion.by which exvursiens by steari-r or or pu y 5 railway are to be prun Lited.Tf he ood an , pus the boat cr railway runs between rre- \u2018 PTS CC vinces.or from Canada to a {ove en country ve it would be und v tie juriss\u2018etiog of \u2018lus.Ce 11 VS is House, but otherwise ji would, In fas J.AU - ak.opinion, be within provinciai juris Te - - Speaking generally.the jur sdirtion to .legislate for the presevrvatinn of the race: WITNES OPFIF of the Sabbath, was with ihe provinos x i WITT Lie This House could, of course, legislate vita | I rerhohn Ca op regard to railways, canals, the jos: offiead CTE 0 and the public service under its canirol.d code TET mes T but he thought that w=s us far as it eduld Tere nil : + go.Although le thus criticiroed the Bill.shivoentwicons as the member for Botnweil gave the House +ralian whe ar to understand it was not donc in a spirit sud j-lawire : of onpusition tn the oliccts it wax fo Pt; quest oe 6 serve.Wh-n Mr.MeMullen.who fél- TTL \u2018towed him.expressed the belle?that au Denia LV much of the bill should be pass.as was 775 vd.de pr within the jurisdiction of this House.Mr.i Is.Colored Mills said very heartily, \u2018Hear, hear\u2019 promptly to be + The member for Wellington, continuing.! due.\u201con NN spoke of the disturbing aad immoral in- 2 ane Co fluences upon =aclety of Poem cheap a SUNDAY EXCURSIONS ery Laver maize, steady and the great desirability of putting as wheat ds ce à ; many obstacles as possible in the way of.=~ 0 \u2018boats zoning through the canals on Sup.P3077 wheats ds oo i dav.He complimented Mr.Chariton up- Stralzht tars 0.\u201con the speech with which he bad adva- vheai, ex-ship, Ji: 0 cated his bill, and said that the country towing menth, oo \u201cwas indebted to him for the efforis he wheat ex-ship, 5e 1 had made to protect the rest day, some 35, von.h.025 A cessary for tho well being of =rcieir.LL, ; ; ; | In Chirago wheat op rv 0 The will vas read the second time.| puciel higher at 24 .Dr.Weldon moved the second reading se,- quiv ang «¥ +, of his bill, \u2018to disfranchise voters who wards jo ann N have taken bribes.\u2019 It is the bil! which Sert and 6:2 Shee ce he introduced last vear and which was and sblipire ro Yah ey à strangled in commitete after a stormy Steady at \"lao Clan > voyage.' To later queted ar oT The bill was read the second time and Ge Spt.Heo jos 1 shipments 107 000 bu beds then referred to a select committae, com- = 1 2 La 0 posed of Messrs.Dickey.Lister.Amvyat, | Co Tate ne LE Choqueite, Mason, Meleod, Fremont and nerds quo ad sen, Te W eldon.; Cept ard 67 «7: ç When Mr.Martin's bill to extend the ! shel=.and si, Tis ee ballot to the North-West Territories was operad steady ar 45 A.called, Sir Jchn Thompson suprested that and was luter cueing at 40°, as the government had a hill on the or- July A or co tre der paper with the seme purpose.a bil] | FORT Jaen tached which had been introduced last session and © IN Mirnike Que 5 108 \u20ac received its third reading and was only , PIHter, of oof Maan?withdrawn because of the stress of time, y 17 Vrlah vheat +5 of that for these reasons Mr.Martin's bip], $* 6 May, ane stats be read a second time on the understand- _, IP 1'roit vaest wae sre ing that it be not proceeded with.The \u201c© JVI*.and \u20ac, ane promier and the member for Winnipeg paf Toh de shox was 4 exchanged words with regard to their | en nun.lind mites respective measures in quite dove-like = % M8.Co ; accents and the suggestion was acceded | IRR ie Wheat wae to.| In Chicago p.rt over 1 NORTH-WEST SCHCOL PILL.July, and whe wore an The bill in which Mr.McCartny's | July.North-West school and dual languaze | i.arl opened stent i policy is embodied was the cause of an | Väs later quoted + A \u2018episode.\u2019 When it was called zlience fol- | J EE enn lowed the reading of the bill.All eyes 72 EU NET EU turned towards the empty places of the | Grain The 194 05 member for North Simcece and Colonel | and all goats LE ; dermnanu.taper O\u2019Brien.Sir John Thomusun kept his toGry No 1 bard \u2018ant gaze fixed on the piece of vellaw Dblottine No.i Tht TI 0e paper on the desk, oblivious of Mr.Specak- {No ?onts 1n store 2 er, who was looking at him enguiriugly i 7 to Tle 2 rve for the customary intimation to allow it | frg 42e th 42° mn LP: to stand.After a few moments of dead | wheat, 470 th 48e, silence Mr.Charlton rose and after a re- | Flour: The four J mark about Mr.McCarthy beiug absent 4ulet turn just nov.© on account of sickness in hi family pro.\u2018hanged.We auet, .posed that thz bill stand.There was an- Patent Winter other pause, broken by Mr.Martin rising | mualsht Roîler and asking that tho bill stand.Then Superfine Co the order was passed over.Strong Pakers (Man) Mr.Edgar\u2019s bill for reducing from Snring Patont twelve to seven the Number of grand ju- Meal.The marl + te © rors necessary to find a true bill in On- | being confined to the |} tario was then taken up.© jobbine character.Wo ou Mr.Lister questioned the jurisdiction | Granulatod.in bris 34 of the Federal Government to interfere Granulated.in bugs 5 with the law as It is at present.The Stardard, in bris 2 bill passed its second reading and the | Standard.in bass House adjourned until Friday.Feed.The mavhet -t°1 boisé * a + a ria - 2 7e Lu anon rg TI rae apy Can, Ë = 7 A Rs Exe nn BANG Con - uty am- eted rtu- the een the Teg loy- ty\u2019s for apid tim- \"ack s in \u2018est.and Tate ten- late the eta, Sup - en that uese Mar.05 m0 00 DE Mar 3, 1894.TIHCFSDAY, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.down pretty weil.We ef MS e ara \u2014 Peap eae SIAN to $10.00 Ch rg aan sa aan 19.90 to 19.5) RE _ i .2,00 to 24,09 og Prose The demand {¢ steady for fact an \\ smoked meats.Wo quote:\u2014 5 nork.$17.00 to $17.50 tv cure per Ib.00.19 to 00.11 \u201c1 eompe and .DO0TL, to DO.ORTS CLL re 2.22220 .00.091, to 00.10 he bi .12222022 OÙ D to 00.12 @é po -The but ter market holds fairly a on and steady.We quote :\u2014Fresh rolls, egg market holds Arm and «1 fresh eg£s sell at from itlge to 12e.' ~ulls \u2018an he procured for 1dt9e or aon (css, Limed egzs are quoted at Sc.\u201cJante Produris.\u2014The market holds quiet.Ta quote syrup at 4Lec to 5c per lb., in tins, 4-15 4142 in wnod ; sugar, 66 to G'yc per lb.Astes \u2014The market is quiet.We quote:\u2014 First pots, 34.15; seconds, $3.70; pearls, at £3.47 to $5.30.MONTREAL.C'n'l.TV) 600 RECZIPTS IN G.T.R.C.P.R.1 Wheat, bush .69 .ea Corn, bush A 19093 199 Peas, busn .Ca 4435 ce 4435 Cuts, bush.SC: RT Cee 900 Fiour, bris .Co 3038 cee 1098 Meal, tris .Cee 105 cern 105 Ashes, drls .\u2026.i RE cee 3 Rutter, pkgs .13 102 255 | Chorse, bxs .10 173 183 | Lard, tes .1 So ! Eggs, rases Ne .605 283 Le.$97 Hem, hacon, br 3 3 Tinned Vents 7 .\u2026.ce 7 Les ther, vollg 95 49 Ca 144 LIVE STOCK MARKET\u2014May 3.#00 head of butchers\u2019 Thore was about cattle, 1.200 calves and 250 sheep and lambs offered at the East End Abattoir to-day.To-day being a holiday (Ascension) trade was very dull although a considerable num- ter or butchers caine to the market.The prices of beef cattle were a shade easler, the best heceves bringing about tc per lb.with from 3tge to 23¢c for pretty good sock.There were rot mary milkmen's strippers and othor rough and half-fatted so°k on ®he market and prices of these enn'inne about the same as Monday.The Jrarket was giutted with common and in- frrior calves and very low prices prevail for this sort of cattle, but good veal calves ar in demand and nearly all the best are baight up before reaching this market.Fries of calves here to-day ranged from $1 to ¥ each.Thore seems to be quite a drop in the prices of sheep, but the quality to-day was scarcely as good as usual.Prices si veariings range from $2.50 to $ each anl nid sheep sell at from 33 to $8 each.lambs were rather scarce to-dav end prices are firm, at fron $3 to nearly 35 fa-h.Fat hogs just come off the cars sell at near oie per lb.A carload of unfed hos wis bought by an Ottawa dealer at h per 139 Ibs.AUCTION SALE OF ORANGES LEMONS.An auction sale of the fruit cargo of the \u201c>.iHoenix'\" was held in the Board ot [11+ building yesterday afternoon.It con- ! !' of 29.09 boxes of lemons and 8,000 tv of eranges.Mr.Thurston conducted th ile on behalf of the Montreal Fruit adciien Company.Lemons went at low rs and oranges brought good prices.as ranged from 757 to $2.87.and ges from $2.50 to £4.50 for whole boxes 1 31.20 to :2.50 for half boxes.The heavi- iscal purchasers were Messrs.Hart & \u2018aweil, Messrs.Vipond, McDride & Co.J.J.Vipond, Mr.T.S.Vipond, O.& Hart, John Barry, J.R.Clogg & Conn Caldwell, Joseph Brown.The purchasers from a distance, who took away a g.>d many of the lines, were Messrs.Spiers, ¢! Boston; Van Valn, of H.Stanley & '~.Chicago; Dickson, of Hamilton; Mec- Willams & Everist, of Toronto; J.B.Oke.r* Port Hope: R.Bardon.of Quebec; Mc Pr=-son & Shuttleworth, of London.Messrs.Spring AND TE ï rte ; « Fart & Tuckwell were the consigness of th: cargo.MANITOBA GRAIN MARKET.Lora! markets have continued inactive, ani no business doing of importance.No.| hard wheat is quoted nominally at about, Fits to 54c afloat, Fort William.A few car purchases were reported at Manitoba Ad \u201cTL'ry points at comparatively high prices.ft country markets are practically closed.Navigation is not open yet at Fort William, Thunder bay being still closed with ice, t Lake Superior is open, and vessels be- £22 70 arrive at Duluth a week ago.The > Lawrence is now open, so that exports «ga out via Montreal.A reduction of \u201cN°3 to 3) eenita per 100 pounds was re- orton Monday linneapolis and St.\u201coh would affert the Winnipeg rate if in the rail rate on wheat | Paul to Boston.; wheat were moving, but of course no: : Would be shipped all rail at this sea- with navigation on the lakes opening.= of wheat at Fort William on April 21 2.270.341 bushels, and a year ago were _07 bushels.The receipts for the week \u201cnz April 21 were 32.273 bushels, and no nents.The weather has been more \u201cable this week for seeding, though vas some rain.The temperature hss n warm, and vegctation is starting up 1.7, the only drawbick being the excessive moistire, there having been more water on the prairie than in any yoar since the enring of 1°%2.Though later thon usual, coding will be fullv a week or more earlier sun list crear over a greater part of Maui- : .last spring having been about the \u201c.Wil- | | | lès.Cbtain only Brown's iBronchial Troches.Solid only in boxes.Frice 25 cents.Shears, etc.L.Chip- Lawn Mowers, Garden sharpened and repaired at WW.chase\u2019s, 639 Craig street.ADVERTISEMENTS.TRIED IT?IF NOT, PLEASE DO 8O It will convince you of its worderful cleansing and labor-saving advantages THERE [8 In the shape of soap which brings so much comfort and satisfaction in its daily use in the house IT PAYS TO USE UNLICHT SOAP Suniight Soap Depot for Quebec.FRANK MAGOR & CO, MONTREAL CHEAP SALE (HAMBER SETS, A Few More Left at 331; p.c.Discount.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 ACAR & PA.446 & 448 ST.PAUL ST.DON'T BE CARELESS.Don't Le too careless to examine closely when yougo to buy a bottle of CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILL3.Mauy unprincipled dealers will kar.d you a bottle, put up in RED Wrapper, and ciosely imitating * C-A-R-T-LE-R-'S.Don't fail to examino carefully, and don\u2019 be put off with something \u2018just as good as CARTER'S.\u2018Fhere is nothing as good as CARTER'S.The only safety is in getting the genuine CARTERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.Ask for C-A-I-T-E-R'-S and be sure you get thom.A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.small Dosc.Small Price.Small Pill.ADVERTISEMENTS.WE'RE INTERESTED.ARE YOU We furnish the HOME.We do it in such a way that TO makes it easy for you to start housekeeping.MARRY pusexcepins \u2018RNISHING GOODS THIS ALL FURNISK At prices that bear the true name of reasonable, and that you buy at seme low prices for CASH or CREDIT.SUMMER ?Re-carpeting the parlor, dining-room or bedroom.Never, no pever, were we 50 well stocked Up in carpets.BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, VELVETS, ALL WOOL, UNIONS, HEMPS, OILCLOTIES, RUGS, You may rest satisfied that our prices are as low as you can buy, quality for quality, goods anywhere else.A New opening in PARLOR SUITS that gives increased variety to an always well-assorted stock.OPEN EVENINGS.METROPOLITAN MFG.CO, 1638 and 1650 NOTRE DAME STREET.T.A.EATMANS, MANAGER.GRANT, (1st Honors pupil of Dr.Bucklin, M.A., M.D.) Epectacles and Eyeglasses fitted by new and scientific methods.night Carcfully and Delicately Tested.Oculists Prescriptions exccuted exact.PROF.SAMUEL 8S.Hours, 9 a.m.to 7 p.m.No extra charges.HENRY GRANT «& SON, 72 BEAVER HALL, corner Dorchester street.N ARRIAGE LICENSES A ISSUED.MONEY TO LEND \u2014BY\u2014 JOHN M.M.DUFF, ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSIONER, 107 St.James st.and 345 Prince Arthur st.Welcome in Every Household * The Queen of all Baking Powders.THE COOK'S FRIEND.dive REFRIGERATORS, i SURVIVAL )\\ IN ASH, PINE AND GLASS, ALL PRICES From $7 Upwards.A Large, Complete Stock open to your inspection.C.W.REED, Manufacturer, 783 & 785 Craig street.F.McINTYRE, Advecate, Barrister, Solicitor, Etc QUEBEC AND ONTARIO.Chambers £06 and 807.NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING.% PRACTICAL EYEGLASS FITTING.Ÿ Defective eyesight correctly fitted by the most modern tests.A large assortment of Spectacles and Eyeglasses to select from.BE.A.DICKSON & CO.1791 Notre Dame street, cer.Êt.Peter st.ROLLED OATS, ROLLED WHEAT, OATMEAL, IHOMINY.of the choicest quality for family use, \u2014 -AT-\u2014 BRODIE & HARVIS, 10 and 12 Bleury street.THE GOSPEL OF THE REY.se, es .% $ $ pre od 2445 i i 0 Fe 3 - A t 7 ; fine Sood TESTED BY SCRIPTURE, By Rev, A.B.MACKAY.D.D.Price, $4.00 per 100, five cents each.Will be sent by mail on receipt of price.FOR SALE BY THE BOOKSTORES OR THE PUBLISHERS, MORTON, PHILLIPS & CO.1755-1757 Notre Dame street, Montreal.NEW LAID EGGS 4 \u2014 AND\u2014 FINE TABLE BUTTER IN PRINTS AND SMALL TINNL Greatly Reduced in Price.WALTER PAUL'S.ARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.MONEY TO LEND.CUSHING & DUNTON.NOTARIES AND COMMISSIONERS.110 St, James street.ADVERTISEMENTS.| NOW IS THE TIME _ TO BUY HOT WEATHER OUTFITS.CAMBRIC and FLANNEL SHIRTS, NECKWEAR SASHES and BELTS.JERSEYS, COTTON and MERINO UNDERWEAR, TAN BGOTS and SHOES this season is the largest and Men\u2019s Black Alpaca Coats, at $1.Men's Gray Coats, at $1.50 up to £2.23 each.Also Black, Brown and Dark Gray Striped Coats, in light weight fabrics, at £1.50, 22 00 and £2.50 cach.Men's Summer Buits (coat, vest and pants), at $3.00 for the complete suit ; well made and good fitting\u2014a surprise to all who see them.Men\u2019s Silk Coats, Linen and Alpaca Dusters.Barbers\u2019 White Coats, at 81.00 and $1 25 each.White Vests, from 75c Light Colored Cashmere Vests, at $1.50 up to £2.50 each.Also Dark Bilk Spotted Vests, at £3.00 each.And an endless assortment of Light Tennis and Boating Coats and Pants.STRAW HATS, In all the Latest Styles, 639 to GG5 VIEWS SURMME STRAW HATE We always like to wake you up early to the fact that we make a specialty of this Department, and our stock from from the \u2014 AT \u2014 best we ever had.25, $1.50 up to 82.25.each upwards.25c to &3.00.English and American Markets.Long Gorrect Shape, Best Combined with the best filling in the world, Corset \u2019\u2019 unequalied.\"TRY 4A ÉiPAIEZR.makes the \u2018\u2018 Featherbone MONTREAL WEEKLY \u2018WITNESS.\u2014 READY FOR THE FOREIGN MAILS.SIXTEEN PAGES OF INTERESTING READING.CANADIAN OND UNITED STATES NEWS.FATAL LAND SLIDE.SIX MILES IN EXTENT, NEAR QUEBEC.THE VICE-REGAL DRAWING-ROOM AT OTTAWA, MAP OF PONDOLAND AND NEIGHBORING TERRITORY.DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND CHILDREN EDUCATED.\u2018 ONE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE OF BALACLAVA.THE MAN WHO KILLED EMIN PASHA.Other Contents \u2014 The \u2018Hornet\u2019 Torpedo Destroyer\u2014Home Department\u2014Rameses II \u2014Children's Stories\u2014A Dangerous Demand for Catholic Bishops\u2014Balloting for Schuol Trustees\u2014Professor Herron \u2014 Farmers and Fast Steamship Service\u2014Professor Brown- Sequard \u2014 Agricultural and Horticultural\u2014 Medical and Legal\u2014The Flying Man\u2014The Great Northern Strike \u2014 Coxey Reaches Washington\u2014Public Accounts\u2014Charlottetow.Victory\u2014The Insolvency Bill\u2014Negro Lynching in America\u2014Canadian Copyright\u2014The World of Art\u2014Commercial and Financial News\u2014Ontario Legislation and other articles of miscellaneous news, illustrated.Pr*ce in wrappere ready for mail Five Cents.(CROCK ERY, China, Glassware, Just opened out, a very cheap line of Combined Dinner Sets, Chamber Sets, and Tea Sets, AT THE OLD STAND.M.BECK, 213 MeGili strect.LAAN a LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN SHEARS, «&c, Sharpened Accurately by Patent Machinery.Telephone 431.Machines called for and returned.JOHN DATE, 654 nad 636 (Craig street.D.TORRANCE FRASER, Public Accountant, Auditor and Expert, ! HAS REMOVED To ROOM 28, MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 204 St.James street.28 TRUNKS ! tra TRUNKS! / McLEGD & SHOTTON.I8L9 Notre Dame street.Headquarters for Trunks, Portmanteaux, Valises and Travelling Bags of every description.Call and examine.Repairs promptly attended to and charges mederate.Bell Telephone i228.For MOTHS, TAR PAPER, 23¢c Package.DELIVERED TO ALI, PARTS OF THE CITY TELEPHONE 169.D.DPRYSDALE, Hardware, 645 Craig street.(4° FIXTURES, ELECTRIC FIXTERES, COMBINATION FIXTURES, Bracketls, Portable Rights, Globes, &ec.We have a very complète stock of these goods on hand in all the latest styles and designs, and at prices to suit all purchasers.Electric and combination fixtures made to order from any design.We have some very handsome designs to select from.Estimates furnished for the complete lighting of residences, stores and public buildings.Gas and electric fixtures removed, altered, cleaned and fitted up at short notice.GARTH «& CO, 336 to 542 Cralg street.PECIAL NOTICE.\u2014M.Frank kh.) Wishes to solicit the Patronage of Ladies and Gentlemen baving Cast-off Clothing or Trinkets to dispose of.He le tn à position to pay a good price for these articles, having a large demand for them.D __ AOVEZS SISEMENTS.| NOTRE DAME STHREFT West.À ACTION SALE PHILDIXG MATERIALS FRIDAY, 4b Pay, 1804, At ELEVEN o'clock, Will ha «nid by auction.nt tha demand of the propririsrs.at the above daté & 24 Hour, on tiye pre -, tPat part of the buildins on lots cadastral Nos, 440, 160, CAT, SE ANtoine Ward, and caring street 1, teers 2429, 2:31 S405 MARL and LENS, DONT 20a Led, 260%, : Ah, 708) Ten) SIT Dre 27 ITA, ta pr expropriated tre Plaine street west ils to be removed ime for tre widening ni ~N The building materi mediately.Ternis:\u2014Cash, parent on adjudication, E.© DAVID, City \u2018\u2018lerk.THOM 43 J, POTTER, Auctioneer.CriTy CLERK 3 OFFICE, 1 City HaLL Montreal, April 28, 1204.| NOTRE DAME STREET West AICTION SALE ; ur SNF GURY BUILDING MATER: LES, Cat > 5 7 To 5; a * On SATURDAY, 5th May, ESD54.At TEN ¢'clock.Will be sold by ancticn on the demand of tha proprictor, on the above due and i.or, and on the premises, that part of the bu, 1- ing situate on lot cadastral No.717.Ft.Antoine Ward.and bearing sirest Nes EN 2207, ZLR), Jutta, Notre Dame etr ct which is to be expropriaæed for tne widening of said Notre Dame street The materials to be remor>d imm-élat ly, Terms \u2018cash.Payment required on adjudication.L.O.DAVID, City Clerk JAMES STEWART & CO, AU\"iioneers, City HALL, CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, } Montreal, April 28, 1894 COMMMON - AND \u2014 COMMISSIONERS STREETS, AUCTION SALE SOF BUILDING MATIRIALS, - AND \u2014 LOTS OÙ LAND.On SATURDAY, May 35, ISS4, ' At ELEVEN o'clock.Will be sold at auction on the above date and hour, and on the preimnis>s-all the building materials remaining to be said, c1 the ground recertly expropriated 1cr ine widening of Common and Coinmlissloners streets.The whole consisting 1m brick and gtone buildings situate on lot CAûLsiT Os 1570 and 1552 St.Ann's Ward, and Li 22 East Ward, and bearing street nu:r! LU, O1, 56L,, 56, 55, #4, SU, Ol, 57, 44, Coms street, an 15, 17, Li, 21, 23, 31, SI, Jo, COIE- missioners street.The said materials to be removed inine- diately.Terms, cash.Payinenut on ad:uJi- cation.Will aJso be sold on the same das and hour, the lots of land described as fc::ows: 1.A triangular plece of land bourd.d on the S.E.by Common street, said side .neu- suring about 13 feet: on the 8S.W.side by King street, said side measuring about 323 feet: en the N.W.side by Lot cad.làiv A, seid side measuring about 12 feel.coniain- ing a superficial area of avout 20.4 sguare feet, and being a part of lot cad.107) St Ann's Ward.2.A triangular piece of land honndel on the S.E.side by Common street, sui «ide measuring about 52 feat: on the S.VW.side by a part of lot cad.1532, said »id= L1asar- ing about 2u feet; on the N.W.side by a part of lot cad.i061, sald side measuring about 49 feet, containing a superiteial area of about 490 square feet, and bring a part of lot cad.1561 St.Ann\u2019s Wurd.8.À picce of land vacant, hound~d on tne N.E.side by a part of lt cud.No.wl, suid side measuring about 0 feet; on the SE side by Commen street.sald side measuring ahout 03.2 feet: an the RW, «ile hy Men street, said side measuring about Os on the N.W.side by a purt of loi cad, No, 1761, said side measuring about 45 fert.contalning a superfictal area of about .40 square feet, and being a part of lot cud, 1362 St.Ann's Ward.Terms cash, subject to the usuil charges.L.&.DAVID Clty Clerk.JAMES STEWART «& CO.Auctioneers, CITY CLERK'8 OFFICE, 1 (itv Hail, = Montreal, sil April, 1894.) PAPINEAU AVENUE.AUCTION SALE -AF\u2014 BINDING MATERIALS HENXDAY, 71h May, 1854, At TEN o'clock.Will be sold by ancticn, en the premises, acquired by the city from James Mullally, on above date and hour, those buildings cre., at present existing on ald premises.A deposit will be required the balance must be Terms cash.on adjudicetion.and paid on the same day to 1h> Ciiy Treasurer .The huilding ir£terials, ete, will have to be removed immediately.L.©.DAVID, City Clerk.MARCOTTE BROS., Apply M.FRANK, 869 Craig street, cvposite Place d'Armes Hill, P.O.Box 045 27 Auctioneers, Crry CLERK'S OFFICE, ) Ciry HALL, Montreal, May 1, 1804.J sement er ans A eT \u2014\u2014 PS mm tt masse tn me : = A AT = Or Er iE THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.Tyurpay, May 5.]604 - - -\u2014 - + mme - - - - ~ 0 TE LL CC | | Railway at 113; 10 Street Railway \u2018rights\u2019 THE TROLLEY INQUEST.THE RIOT IN CLEVELAND.i MMVI ; .Property.| ADVERTISEMENTS.at ag.20 Telegraph at 145'%; © Tele one ; Ru ! \u2019 CLEVELA | COME) \\ MY 0 = | HN cong wa A phone The inquest on the body of Adrien Ri- Cleveland, Olio, May 3.\u2014The City Hall | _ EEE or 0 TT Cottages, 3 and 5 at 150%.20 Gas at 1704.0 25 Bank of Com- vet, the child killed by an electric car, looked more like a military barracks this COXEYITES w 7 CL Souvenir \u201crent chuap to good tenant.Ap- | merce at 14; 25 Merchants at 162%; 19! was concluded yesterday.The speed of | morning than a municipal building.There | XE ES WI HE VO\" 5 ply to sae St.Antoine.0 3 B E | I N G Peoples at 123: 26 Duluth Common at 6.the car at the time the child was struck were soldlers in blun everywhere, and on ; \u2014- FOR SALE, on Yntehison street, Montreal = The sales this afternoon were:\u201425 Cana- Was estimated at between ten and cigh- every hand preparations were making | WAsHISGTON To yrs oo 0 Annes near Exhibitlon grounds: weil ; Alan Pacific at 67, 335 Gas at 170, 75 at 1691, teen miles an hour.Several of the wit- for a conflict.Few believed that there ML Là ARR R.building lots, Ile per foot.Ape | .\u2018 en \"2 nesses were positive that Lamontagne was Would be further trouble, but all were of | SE Roa situated building Co ! 1 People's Bank at 123, 15 Commerce at ; i ply D, II WELSH, 4i St Lawrence xt: OAK TANNED OAX TANNED, | .11 Da oe \u2019 Tee atl not ringing his bell at the time of the [the opinion that it vas the very essence: Vash, ao Mes : 00 27 | ° or a \u2019 P1420.20 at 142%, 2 Duluth common at Ge.accident, but that he shouted to the child Of common.sense to he prepared for it | enter oof posire, Ra FOR SALE\u2014On Victoria avenue, Cote St Reported by Messrs.Nichols & Marler, Atock and tried to put cn the brake.and that accounted for tue inilitary.| yesterday vita Prune Antoine.a choice Ruilding Lot.23c per First Quality Goods.brokers, corner of Notro Dame and St.Francois Mr.Franklin gave evidence to show While on his way to the Standard Foun- | with references =o 37.foot.Address, COTE.\u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Navier strects.Sell that the length of the Amherst balt line dry this morning, Mr.Allan, superinten- for the protection oc Lo 0000000000 ER .\u2019 por $10) per gino 1s about five miles.Forty minutes was dent, and one of his employees, Fred.En- during tue stav of © LOT FOR SALE=\u2014St Mark street, comor of S.FISHER, Pankof Montreal.2200.29: \u201c995 the time given the motor men to caver Rel, were surreunded hy an ANETY CHOWA lupion 1 ea ee \u201cPorchester.24 feet 6 inches x 110 foot 10 Ontario Bank.ooo LL Le 114; the trip.The men were allowed to make of idlegs.The mob surrounded Allan's diticnal pois inches.side entrance and side light.Ap- | Pauque du Peuple.12000000 c.124 faster time outside the city.The ques- carriagëé and hurled stones.Allan warn- \u2018the masson ply W Sr Mark street.LP.57 st.Saipice street, Montreal.poisons Rank.eas 170 162 tion of the fenders had been under tho 7d the disturbers to desist or he woull Less of cro ¢ oe, LL SR OT wank Toronto.4.220000 00000 eee 24° ae , 45 _ - uns .; * $1.000.00-\u2014($600 cash and balance in & months) Bank of Jacques Cartier.12 118 consideration of the company for some shoot.They continued to hurl stones, and pW Blo 1 Ces will buy choice lot on Durocher avenue, Best sterage for pianos cr furniture Merchants Bunk of Canada aes 165 lus time.There were difficulties abont gra- Ungel fired upon the mob, the members The © ur ven Montreal Annex: 5.000 fect.Address, 5 & i p 5 LM Quebec Bank TT 123 dients and snow and ice.They had prac- of which fled.SNOW Cétn, on Fee A k tes = Office 2 at reasonable rates, at the New York Eanque Nutionale.o.oo.oo.\u2014_ >= 20000 Wash a CHANCE, \u201cWitness (HTC.1 pbiano Co.'s new stores, 446-8 St.James Eastern Townships Bank.tically decided to adopt similar fenders savhinaton Thee fal, Co.\u2019 Union Bank.222004141000 en eue 164 104 to those in use in Brooklyn.GREAT BAPTIST CC SVENTION.a broad tenu nt à OR SALE, ! street.Bauk of Cummeree es 143 144%; ther witnesses expressed the opinion Ph \u2019 \u2019 jade : pue Gi ma ene - CE Banque Ville Marie.0000.RS TEE 7 fou \u201d ,.Cr reen Ol j sd Le } F Hochelaga Bank Pre 135 43) that the accident might have beon avoid- (From Our Own Correspondent.) | i mak a a 9 ine street, rear the NTN] > rp \u2018 Merchants Halifax.oo \u2026\u2026.ed by the use of [onder nets.After an Toronto, May 2\u2014The committee On! 7.CREER 5 CE 9 CHOICE T.OTS on 5t.Catherine tn RELIGI ) S NOTICES.Montreal Telograph.\u2026.149 14545 CR eidarati ; AN san or .; sn majori y of te HOT I fountain strect.; OL £ Montreal! Flv CNT i i.EE TE the jury returned the charge of the AID En en for ae fori | bp Eietahe 7 NT AVENUE, lilo o \"ENSTON - Cog avg Commercigl Cable.eee 42% l4lLa +01\" eTaich.annual International convention to b@ tn | el pee 19 LOTS, 142500 MARCHMO ue pCR SION pad Su Pol STE S Bell Polephone.\u2026\u2026.cLccsa rare 152 Tou That the motorman, Horace Jl.amon- here from July 19 to Juiv © by the | pra) CP Cure ay.' ry < LA .Pier .ie J 9, a \\ ; ~ ?A : = - FRAT \u201chye : MILTON STREET, near University streets\u2014Disine service \u2018at 5 pon.Preacher, Royal Pleure Se IE ne 173 tagne, is found guilty of crimival negli- Young People\u2019s Baptist unicns, state that | fore, on 1 10 fr.front.on > : the rector.Offertory for the \u201clontreal Dio- Street Rallway.oe we oy 1 and goat the Montreal Street Rail- there is reason to exnrrt an attendance | as enti So .- 3 and CHARLE- cesan Theological College.City Gas Co.0.iles eee 694 Way 1s to be hlamed for not taking pro- of from five to six thousand delegates.| eo ne The Commer of MANUFACTURERS se Ven.Archdeargn Evans, M.A., rector.Montreal Loan & Mortgage eer at \u2018a Per precautions to procure means tn pre- many delegations from United States | Rawat = Le oc ets./ Ted LOL 045100001510 e 005 : + .+ 2° ; ; i PAIE I te ELI Montrer] Coton Co.TT 130 120 vent the loss of life, and also that the cities coming in speclo! trains.The i began.275 JAS.M.MITCH ST.LUKE'S CHURCH, corner of Cham- Merchants Manufac.Cot.) Co.13 ee speed of running cars should be reduced.Union includes societies In conuee- pee SLE ; 58 St.Francois Xavier street.plain ane Dorchester (Streets.\u2014 Thursday, Dominion Cotton Coen 15 ce A warrant was afterwards issued for [tion with the Baptiet denamination | frivle Tor \u2014 JOR SALE o'clock.Offertory for Sning s Me a.P.Min.K Mun.Railway ee as \u2026 the arrest of Lamontagne.all over the North American continent.| da-\" Tue D Se , Pac T ; M À \u201c> Can.North-West Land Co.\u2026.\u2014_\u2014 ae == 12m {ayez \u2018ar Rev.T.E.Cunningham, M.A., rector.Graud Trunk Ist pfd.o.oo LLL.A.\u2014o 7e i Joya ar.That Elegant THREE STORY HOUSE, No.68 Woot LL Canadian Pacific Railway.ris (6% OBITUARY.THE SPECULATION CASE.# ter.7?, » front, plate glass windows and a © uluthCom.AR .5 THA \u2018 Lu _ - - ter nt moderr.Improvements.his is the lass Port oke NOTED AND NOTICES.Duluth pfad.0cceceess 17 lé The Sheffield Independent » of April 16, New Yerk., Mav 2.\u2014Messrx Edward pros qp Also 5 lota land on Créscent street, ea Sherbro , Di \u2014\u2014 records the death of Mr.Henry Cutram.Lamontagne, jr\u2026 E.M.Fuiton, jr.and eon: and 3 lots on Durocher, near Prince A purchaser.Messrs.R.Seale & Son, funeral direc- NEW YORK STOCE LIST.of the firm of Henry Outram & Son, steel Herman' Clarke \"former membarg of the! 2e < Lie A à If desired, will build house for Intence ters, have removed from St.Antoine {Furnishedby J.R.Meeker.) manufacturers, and younger brother of hrokera e firm of Lomonagne, Clarke & a JAS.DOUGLAS, street, to the premises on the corner cf Opening and Closing Prices \u201410a.m.and3p.m.» Mr.George Outram, J.I'.of Point St.Co.iil are cuargal He Tlorgnce ae FER ee 2 81 Wood avenue, Cote St.Antoine.Dorchester street and Beaver Hail square.Atchison.eae 3s 12 Charles, at bis residence, Rirkendale, oid ne pre y 9 former FUR Omer i Lo = -_ ES The establishment is fitted up on the snost WN PACH.Lucerne : ingland.The deceased gentleman wa: t mhezzlemant af CIS 000 wave od S N NE, - thi | Can.Southern.LL |; ; : WAR with the omhde7ziement ol Gio il ÊTRE 4 SEN (OE ST.ANTOINE, approved plan.and everything that would | Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.80 isl, In a conspicuous sense the architoct of arraigned this morning before Police Juv ogg 5 J i tend to glve a gruesome appearance ls Clev.C.C.&8t Louis.\u2026.!.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.ST sly his own fortunes, starting Ufe without tice Taintor.in the Tombs Police COUT ma SN BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.artistically concealed.The arrangements com.Cable.\u2026 ,3;;; the advantages of birth or education and At the request of Mr.Goff the case was Culif 2 10 lots 50x300, 10 cents foot.throughouà, are complete.Del.Lack & 16,42 ever at oighteen years of age, when old adjourned anti} May 12 Na testimony cope oo boas, 1 lot, ee x , Érle.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.i54, enough io join a friendly soriety, he was was heard to-dav.rt a TE ! se © : Mn | Chester D Central eee i 50 poor that he threshed a stack of corn Er vourkhonae Mes à Western, Sherbrooke, Lansdowne, Windsor, - Co 1 (IAL L&D \u201c2 for a man who, in return, pald for his ad- J se CE .4 Lake Shore.\u2026.0000-c000ceace ss 129 ., , , ac .Re SNM OT went vis field, Clare onl OU FES & CO.MMER Manhattan Consolidated.\"0 1 125% 1% mission to the society.He was upright LOHMAN PLED GUILTY.Conse Fer fa 4 0, Bonrd of Trade Baliding, Missouri Pacife.\u202620e0ees 300 3), and industrious and, being a man of in- Brooklyn.N.Y.May 2 -\u2014-Wiliamn D.\u201cHE RATE VA Corner of St.Peter and St.Sacrament streets.North American.o.oovennene Va \"2 domitable perseverance, he forged his way ; NY, May NT £ RRA Room 1, Ground Floor.WITNESS OFFICE.Thursday, May 3, 1894 Ner.pacific.Ceres 9 {3 | ahead, until, in 1863, he became a manu Lohman, the defaulting ex-cashier of the Des Moines 14 ON 1 = , _ Nor.Pac.pfd.0000 00000 enan nee | : , , obo, - ; - dav I.Coe Se Se - nu WHEAT AND CORN HIGHER New Jerscy Central.lot, 110, facturer in the city.Mr.Outram was for Moore department Toutes anne Jule imtendent Dunlap < OTE ST.ANTOINE.! | - o N° we PS 1A 1034 many years a member of the \u201cVicker Con- ments sagainst Pin Lohman will be PfCtais wha are ne .x FR SE RI IT A) ; + = : .20 a.~ as pot ar a.ala?\u2014_\u2014 NV.Uentral.s2cucsce casses on 2945 99y, gregational Church, and in the church, t d on Monday wheu he rromises to | as aot ar a.: v .- ., Omaha, Common.c.co.cvvviee ae 384; 3344 the Sunday-school and all other organiza- sentence - > Car L Sovereign = Ur-at °\" CHOICE BUILDING LOTS NOBODY EXPECTED IT, BUT BULLS Pacific Mail.ME i sic tions connected therewith he was gan or Make disclosures.Cease of A cut ee - \" v i >hi 1: cc caen 00e ; ; : \u2014\u2014 Capen vez fon X BELLEJUE PROPERTY SATISFIED, kesding Phiten 1 ont motive and auccenstul workers.pal ras TR Beautiful sites, mounrain air, unsurpassed view of | Rock Island, Chicago & Pac.69% Bula He was one of the most influential mem- THE GREATER BRNOKLYN.un RO : pa _ _ : ; - St.Paul, Chico.& Minn.63% *a bers of the Manchester Unit f Oddfel!- 1 PONS IMCTUTE ! i the city and river.SC P.Minn.& Man .y o ddfe! y à s _Gav.Flow .LT Js : .P., LEMMA, LLL eee AR enn y J .» - Y., = r 2,\u2014 .Flewer nas Labor ar! pe Arme re Lots on Bellevue, Eastmount, Summit and Normont IN FACE OF ADVERSE CONDITIONS THE MARKET Texas Pacific .| lows, being appointed Grand Master of | albany.ie Ven Dills Annex.| Srong gh C1 can avenues, at prices ranging from 10c to 20c per foot.i _ Union Pacitic 17° the Order in 1873, and while occupying ; -8N°\u20ac4 senator DETTE ES , kl mn Li LOST ac Further information given and plans of the property MAKES CONSIDERABLE HEADWAY.Wabash Com ie that position visited the United States \u201828 Flatlands and Graves Le Broo 5 ET ee ™ ; ; shpfd.«cova 6, ; T + SAavs Ww sie .cnhnsideratle oxcitéeyer was to be seen at the office of The wheat market is one of those things Western Union T 8430 and (Canada as one of a deputation, being The for ation of the New this tT bv oo JA so JOHN A.TEES & CO, that can never be depended upon.One day Sugar cutter E received with great hospitality.Utrecht to Brooklyn.from General TR ee Board of Trade Building, under certain conditions it will decline; an- Gas Chicago.646 © rf the Keokuk & Wares , : 1 - - \u2014 ; en \u20ac : _ Corner of St.Peter and St.Sacrament streets.other day under the very same conditions it Tétcao yuna tor & Nor, Mich.| 18 Ha SUNDAY AND THE CANALS.nm ~ | reesed J.; aaTma: lon Room 1 Ground Floor.3 will advance; and there is no accounting for Rubber.\u2026.\u2026.220000000000 een A correspondent says:\u2014\u2018An effort is THE LIMESTON® CITY.ver his ron GO \u2026 5 it, beyond that there must be some unknown = TT, now being made to have canals open to ial to the Witness.\" i den ne To 5 - ; > AN Te (Special to the -tness.) © This telegram In-= ADVERTISEMENTS local influence at work.That is in respe:t A To six a.m.on Sundays, and open again at| Kingston, Ont.yay 2 Ex-county towards the radar Too : * to the Chicago market.Tu-day the jaarket London cable to-day saysi\u2014Bar silver, |nlne p.m.The meaning of this is thal Cor stable Albert, of Toronto sentenced the special rae Ly KR oS .-Uc pe v 9291\u2019 .1 1 2 , 4 J Jy Les & 2060 * « oly A + i j k it.$hould Fave opened weaker.and gone down steady.203d pence.the canal employees after being at work for life for shooting a boy named Young eaves anly are uva a I can highly praise Burdoc Blood Bit- à point or twe In accordance with the gene Liverpool cable to-day says: \u2014Cotton, Until six o'clock on Sunday morning, will Hieh Dark.died in ihe penitentiary Iowa ape 19 the 4 ters because it had a fair trial in my case ral run of things\u2014but it didn't.It went easier; American middlings, 4d.of course have to spend the most of the Asteria from pneumonia Yo was in the Chicass Vitae a = with wonderful success.My symptoms | right in the opposite direction, and railed -\u2014 day in sleep, and then, without any rea- | yes y Lf po Che Th ve dy way The.Crmiy 41 were dropsy, backache and sleeplessness, against the breeze and current.Receipts THE FLOW OF GOLD TO EUROPE.sonable possibility of enjoying the privi- me posp a to Toronto for burial ¢ ony le ven PORTIA NR acd all these disappeared after using two ¥.re reported 3 beinz large, \"ables were New York.May 3 \u2014Messrs.Lazard Freres leges of the Sunday.begin work at nine! WV \u20ac sen ; ; fe 4 CPR RS bottles of Burdnck Bisod Bitters.! can- | lower, and the weather was fine, a will ship $1,500,000 (gold) on the suames #74 b> up oi! the night also.If cfteetive | Some days ago, in anticipation of bis of the LD VE not praise its healing powers too highly.\u2014, tpnaltion of things that would have \u2018broke\u2019: \u2018Augusta Victoria,\u2019 to-day.service be wanting, the stoppage of work dealu, Tnumas Lee, sf inndon, serving about dali ne shes Georgina Holmes, Wood Point, Sackville, | 715 M2] et a month ago.Yet it opened \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 from 12 on Saturday night until 12 on 2 term in the penitentiary and suffering ; hand.\u2018loi Baker wa soeur r \u2019 1 firm, and remained so all morning; even - .reo from pneumonia, ;was pardoned by fir | hustle for food.and th» Tr: N.B- advancing % cf a vent over the cling GULF REPORT.Sunday night will secure it.We must John Thompson.Since the issuance of | hly rammittes snon had wa prires of yesterday.; The reports from Chi- L\u2019Isiet, May 2.\u2014Clear; vast wind; \u2018Alert\u2019 of Lorget the lesson from the denkeve the order Lee's condition has changed and | lecting.An abundance of ° 30 ivi: to the elfect that \"he local hulls anchored.9 ondon, as 5: ewn y Mr.astings, he will recover \u2018His case is a marvel of ! ally nroviceld far 4% Tr.TO MATTER Wh uving.Perhaps prices have stuck River du Loup, May 3.\u2014Strong, east wind.\u2018hat the donkeys that had all Sunday ; , id Warden Lavell.as he | the rations served we.- rock bottom, and the bears could not put| Father Point, May 3.\u2014Cloudy; north Test were able to travel thirty miles a recovery, Sa \u2019 cupnlies.LC {nem down further it they wanted to.There wind; inward, 4 a.m., barque.day, while the seven-day workers only 8aVe the reporter the rdcts.\u201d Targa Wash à as no outside buying to speak of to-day.| Martin River, May 3.\u2014West wind; inward, went fifteen miles dail \u2019 \u2014-_ \u2018 na.ash CUS WHAT YOUR GROCER BAYS, Lhe outsiders are evidently getting tired of 6 a.m.Bonavista © , .a ] ve ; Co ai Puyailup.vestes .ic game.and prefer to rest beneath the Fame Point, May 3.\u2014North-west wind UNITED STATES NEWS NOTES.tured the meeting INSIST shadow of a depleted bank book until the (ape Despair.May 3.\u2014West wind; in- PERSONAL.Giscuss means ! market stops its fooling.There was little : J ral.\u2019 To M Henry C.Brown.aged seventy - dain ; ; A He ward, 6 a.m.\u2018Admiral TH + .Mr.enry C.ag seventy.New the Ear ihe Te whens quiet.= At noon To Esquimaux Point, May 3.\u2014Clear; calm.jones Hora se I Martin bas removed from vas married to Lonisa Matthews, à contingents \u2014 ON HAVING \u2014 59250 July, and \u20ac0%n ce cers OTC May.Mingan, May 3.\u2014Inward, 5 a.m., \u2018Otter.\u2019 : cet to Montreal Junction.school teacher, twenty-two years of age, saders vance of 5 of a cent ft = May an 24 Anticosti, May 3-Clear: north-west wind.Co at Denver, Colorado, last night.Mr.Swet'ant avr \u2018AFFFRNY was reut for July.July quotations wos the Magdalen Islands, Meat Cove, St Pauls CITY ITEMS.Brown is the owner of the Brown Palace ed QUEEN OF ROSES FLOUR.26 37510 A?3 + Island, May 3.\u2014Cloudy; north-east wind; ; .9 000 000 : sae as Lest ray s closing.Torn was no ice The 65th Regiment availed themselves Hotel, and is said to be worth $3,000,000.4nwn en rout irmer to-day, d \u2018 , : Ah \u2018 © | y rif .a rent higher than vesteraare ho fat.Paul's Island, May 3.\u2014Inward yester- of the public holiday to-day, and put in Gottlieb Grob, a cook, was found mur- {to the gratifo.r.© | prices, at 8i5c May, 39c July, and 00 day, 2 p.m.\u2018Greta-Holme; this morning, the afternoon at shooting practice at the dered last night, in his rooms in the five- city.| Sept.' \u2019 \u201c| ship \u2018Maulda\u2019 and barque \u2018Liberte\u2019 ot Man- butts.The muster was fairly large, and story rear tenement, at 221 William \u201coo .t » o + + - - \u201cTr MIT + J Ww heat closed higher to-day.In Chicago dal, thirty days oui.bound fo Shediac sig the march down Craig street proved as sireet.ew York.There is no ciue to CHARGED Wort ne Ciosin $ oT 5 be * ' a s i erer.' \u2019 July, and Be 8 ES he be, May, 59%c \u2018Valettz.' ' which steamer founded April 18, attractive as usual to the small boy.the mere ; ; ; ; y, 94e Sept., belng 3 of a cent 5 ce fif i as _ \u2014 The Ministerial Union of Lexington, qa .higher than yesterday's closing urices for Alone hed of ice Ly miles cast of St.\u2014 Ky., have adopted resolutions protesting | Tk May delivery, I her \u201c0 ohn's, NAd.,; crew picked up six hours .~ y.ha tu.stl a Lu .and steady for dor cent Meher % uly.afterwards, CUSTOMS IRREGULARITIES AT against the re-nomination or re-election reronta.Mav = R ; FLEMING cent higher than yosterday at ES Mav Cape Ray, May 3.\u2014Clear; north-west wind; BOSTON.of the present representative in the Con- the (raid He Te W .112 ng1 y, ar 1 + \u2019 C2 inward, barque.s e United States.against auottie Berens 1 A ! ! B July, and 40 (82 to 404c Sept.Low point May 3.\u2014Kast wind; ne ire: Boston, Mass., May*3.\u2014It is stated that se °L th eS = R pli 1 : Chas.Pezg.chargiue ° vo \u2014\u2014 - > ; \u2019 4 0 ; ; ; s .epi s have Co re Le, 4e SOLE AGENT FOR Chicago.May 3 L15 _ outward, 4 p.m.yesterday, \u2018Coban.the special investigation of the United oe air full tok.ibe oa coon.\"ministering poison wich 57760 Mas.50% J De sing, Wheat Ts States Treasury department, which has | ton o a Timan.in 1 joipay | @UA COrSpIPHS F.REDDAWAY «& CO.prise Mas, 59%gc July.60%c to 6074r Sept: i ! _ State sury D ent, whic as tion of one councliman, in the municipal This is \u201che 0 we Corn.37%c May, 33%gc July.403gc to 40%e AYLMER'S FUTURE.been examining the aifairs of the Boston elections.| Sc thar Yims sie 57 St.Francois Xavier street, Montreal Sept.; oats, 34c May; 29%c July.253% Sept: ; : * : >.case.\u201d that has 02: , sats May Ey IAC Jair.20% Sept: It is calculated that the transfer of th®| Customs House, has discovercd shortages \u2014\u2014-e- \u2014- l The charge is \u201chal he ; May, $7.10 July and apts short foe Sa county seat from Aylmer to Hull will In the merchandi in the zov on = NOTFS | Walter Evans, the The N.Y.Piano Company have remov- May, 8835 July S6,3917 Sept.lost 38.10 deprive the former locality of some forty se in ihe government CABLE NOTES.The nriseners var, An à ed to their new store, 446 St.James st.prices: Whéat.The ern, 3735: ont fo families.here are several schemes for store-house, in this city.At one store- Ex-Premter Loube: was clected presi- nopn The Cr + has Norway Pine Syrup is the safest and pork.$12.15: lard, 87.35; short ribs, 36424 the disposal of the present public build- house, it is said, the deficiency amounts dent of the French Senate Budget Com- nd the prisoners hoe best cure for coughs, colds, asthma, bron- St.Louls, May 3, 1.20 p.m.\u2014Closing.\u2014 Ings mn Avimer.Some wish to petition the | in value to $18,000.mittee yesterday.| : < chitis, sore throat, and all throat and lung \\V heat, 207 cash.Dale Tuls: corn, 3780 ES user : 1 prefer to Hive | ne Bishop Korum, of \u2018Treves, has pubiishel MOWBRAY COMING TO troubles.Price, 25c and 50c 1 cash, 367\" July, 37%\" Sept; oats, 305,c, Of industry; others would prefer to dve | .documents presenting evidence of tha cow York N Ca i 2110 eT SOUR 7%.cash, 27%c July.them turned into a manufactory, and not MR.VANDERBILT'S FLYER.performance Pt Piracles during the last New york, Mas a 0 .; .ini .i : ¢ > SUG this city who botcis Ll maw - New York, May 2.2.20 p.m.\u2014 Closing \u2014 & few are of opinion that it would be: eg Tr Co PUN ; SC EEE (ry FURNITURE Wheat (05 May.625;c July.64% Supt.Deiter not to disturb the buildings, the (Speclal to the \u201cWitness.\u201d exhibition of the \u2018Holy Coat.as she Folfiariiy ore J ; _ Corn 43%~ Mery, 44%c July.Oats 3S%e for probabilities being that a division of the St.Thomas, Ont, May 3\u2014Mr.Cor- Messrs.C.McCallum & Co.druggists, yesterday over ine armiva.WAREMOUSE.| May.37%c July.county will soon again rake a county seat! .1ius Vanderbilt and party passed over LONHON, have assigned.The failure is Anarchist from London.bo It always pays to buy your FURNITURE and Duluth, May 3.1.15 p.rm.\u2014Clesing\u2014Wheat of Aylmer.SR : 1D yp ed o er due to bad debts aad lesses tn the oil hera this week te ler ti BEDDING at the right pl x _, No.1 hard 61%c May, 62lac July.No.1 prem the Michigan Central Rallway yesterdaÿ trade some years ago.movement in New Yo:r Je SU atthe right piace.You can furnish Northern Gfye May.ol!_ce July.OBSTRUCTED THE TRACK.in a special flyer, composed of two Mr.Gladstone is expected to speak this Anarchists =o.Se aE i i r Î = SES - = .> > Par ; + Tha arehist «lo a nice Little home of four rooms for $63.,Tolndo, May 3, 1.15 p.m \u2014Closing\u2014 Wheat (From Our Own Correspondent.) coaches and a baggage car.From Well- afternoon in Princess Hall, Loncen, in tye.a Anar NE 115 You are invited to call and examine.The prices ae cash.34e July.Corn 39%c cash.Oats Cornwall, May 2.\u2014Detective Flynn of and to Waterford, fifty-four miles, was behalf of a memorial to Sir Andrew Sem Re ve / 5 sh.» 2 .\u2019 1 \u201c1.+ \u2018au -s'ejar n ayy Ce x.ol Pat of all other goods are excecslingly cheap.Milwaukee, Mav 3.1.15 pr 3 {the G.T.R., will never be accused of| made in fifty-four minutes; from St.Clark, who was his physician for man Tn RE wn .; ; = ukee, May 3.115 p.m.-Closing \u2014 mercy to the tramp fraternity.Last Thomas to Ridgetown, forty-three and a- years.pohice.aan Med mE When you require Furniture call and get prices Wheat 553%¢ May.52%¢c July.; ,; y .: 15 ; .time in jail for inreus 2! « get prices.night he was on the mixed train on his half miles, In forty-two minutes; Woods- It is reported in Berlin that the Em- \u2018 A = JAMES STEEL, 1826 Notre Dame street, lee, ninety miles from St.Thomas, was reached in ninety-one minutes.Windsor was reached in two hours, with one stop for water, an actual running tims of a mile a minute.The run from Buffalo to way to Cornwall.Three tramps were in a box car about the middle of the train and about five hundred yards west of Lancaster they forced the door from its hangings and jumped out on the track.peror William has composed the music to some sohgs which were written by Count Botho Zueulenberg, Minister President of Prussia.ENFORCING TE | Washington, Mar the district has LOCAL STOCKS DULL.afro.of (ER | ; BUSINESS OF A iINLIDAY CHARACTE , A terrific explosion occurred in the the long controversy.ot.i PACKER AND SHIPPER.\u2019 > CHARACTER.The door fell on the north track.De.St.Thomas was the fastest ever made on Waltz rendering factors at Hammer.| biting liquor selling wires A \u2014\u2014 tective Flynn saw the little escapade and this piece of read.Notwithstauding two brook, near Hamburg, this morning.kill- feet of churches or ~h 1 \u2014 TRANSACTIONS SMALL BUT PRICES calling to Brakeman Shaver he jumped off stops of five minutes each, the one hun- ing five men and fatallv injuring seveu.emptorily refusine divers .Foods Packed and Shipped to ail parts of ae i mA, HOLD the train and removed the obstruction.dred and twenty-four miles were made in 7% building was demolished and the dead Coming within the lin - Canada, Europe and the United States by th FAIRLY STEADY.He then started in pursuit of (he tramps.two and a-balf hours.and wounded were buried in the debris prescribed are John \u2018ns : ' oe .: or 5 Or \u201d - : .18 iv - ° , \u2019 TERA \"a \"\u2018elek = Ne Corn most direct and cheapest routes.Also, fine To-day teing n religiois and statutory Flan fred his revolver and soon over: > The Berlin correspondent of the London | 10V5 W JR Len ; - 3 { mn.; - + \u2018 - a 0 ar : Oxford.ur Storagr and adrances made.holiday, therc was not much business done into the woods.The captured moscabed THE TRENT VALLEY CANAL.\u2018Dally News, says that the Czar\u2019s con- han a resort eet JAMES STEEL, on the loral stock exchange.The trading his name as John Reaves, lineman.of (Special to the © Witness.\u2019 fossor, Janyseheft wi arrive in a few P = - 1526 Votre Dame was general, hut of small order.Prices Montreal.He was brought to Cornwall! Peterboro, Ont, May 3.\u2014Representa- Prin n A EH Ar ta he DRATH OF A Toi \u201c6 \u201cotre Dame street.held firm.and charged bofore Police Magistrate tives of several municipalities on the th P areok ch ch esse lor conversion TE Tr Th mr em Lo~al call money le unchanged at 4%; per- Bethune with placing an obstruction on route of the Trent Valley canal assembled e Gree urca.(Special to the NDEAVOR COFFEE HOUSE, \u2018 cent.and mercantile d'scounts are steady at Le G- T.R.track with the intention of yesterday on invitation of Mr.Kendry, A sharp shock of earthquake was felt) =~ =.on aoe ! 502 Craig street (2 stores east (FSU Lamberts 61, nercont destroying the company's property and Mayor, and the council of Peterboro, to throughout the Cardiff, W ales, district ie ; roll en wn re Hill.Full Divner.ÎS5e STEAK: er CITOPS .z PC Co .; was sent down to await trial et the as-| press the matter of further construction yesterday, the disturbance being so severe AN old an soute \u2018dev in ie \u2014 served with FOTATORS, et.150.; The market was duil again (his afternoon.sizes.[five more tramps were captured work on the \u2018Trent Valley canal upon the that crockery and furniture in many ronto, dicé yestérées \"7.year.The deccasvii Wos .land and came to (ins (UE.was twenty-fte years ol 47° houses were overturned.The miners in the Priddy district were so alarmed by the shock, that they fled in terror from \u2018as they emerged from a cattle car.At the Police Court they registered as Jas.Dominion Government.A letter was read from the Hon.John Haggart, who Reported by Messrs.W.1, 5.Jackson & Co.Between Banks.Counter.JORN GREENT OOD.(Bill Adams) Prop.\u2018 | | Buyers.Bellers.epson Charles Wallace, John Maher, was friendly to the scheme, addressed to h ) pat 3 ) à for à few years in Quebes sut , _ \u201cpapy _ New York Funds.par to 1-32 dis.% où as.Mega an ee Mega.They were| Mr.Stevenson, M.P., West Peterboro, the mines.Litlle or no damage was Gone ; This city where HOT BERARD &- MAJOR, | sterling, 00 days.95/4 to 95 * 5% to on found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced who at the last election promised to re- anywhere.moved to this its whe 4, À Sterling, demand.Sato 10 10 to 104 to six months each in Central prison, |sign unless a substantial appropriation| The Council of Italian Workingmen | forty-nine Years 4 CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, Toronto.À portion of the goods stolen last week from the bonded car between here and Coteau was discovered by Officer Smyth was made at the next session of parliament.Among the resolutions adopted were resolutions approving of canals in general and of the Trent Valley canal in issued yesterday a circular warning all Italians against emigrating to the United States.Maryland and Pennsylvania are the states in which it is most difficult to SPECIAL NOTICE The Merchants bank of Habits >.End Branch, have removed (T1 Sterling, cables.10144 to 1044 Faris cheques.5.16% 10 5.15%, 5 143% to 5.12%, | Guilders, 3 days, 39%, to 40: Reichmarks, 3 days, 19-27 St, Catéerine street, Have now in Ste 5 New Aviles of CARRIAGES, eich as FAMILY BOCRAWAYS, ROVAL | 4% to %: Documentary, CO days.314 to 9%; Cattle in Atchison's woods east of the town.particular and one requesting the Mayor find employment.The economy crisie in pending the reconstruetion of thi .VICTORIAS, HANDRINGHAMS, KENsING.| Bills, 3 days.°g to 3; Money in London, lls; The cigars were but slightly damaged.of Peterboro to arrange for a strông dele- 0580 Notre Dame sires i% ! the United States is sald to be growing | to No.LE TON, GODLART Te i\": BUGGIES, CON.| Bank of England rate, 2 percent._ They were turned over to Detective Flynn gation to go to Ottawa to urge the gov-| more acute, and the chance of getting, west of the premises recontiy 00 CORDS, and «1 kirde C1 Lignt Vebcies.The sales this morning wers:\u2014% Street [by Mr.Smyth.ernment to undertake the work.work to be lessening.| by fire.\u2019 | J \u201c .+ - .- Mo Cl THE TOS ee ae Ei Ne aren hg es AEA rs Mr Bo +n ale me SALE, tired os mn Ae Ses pa eu nés ape are 1e a ko \u2018 ° Xe So Lod = + EF IS = Te i ans ter ios I wo en- the - an and the tha Ina orl try.rar\u201d ina dg \u201cHs «hit the- TR per.lan vas ste- d 1 lan\" Ov»- M- 3s nf no ious usa i Tam rich, a- g \u2014 rmyv wn\u2019 nen* 1 nf ern.t of over ail intfi CATR onl 3/00 n to sem- coi- fri- bu: ther ria:= carn: ld hr-> cri.ral.par\u201d- tete ru\u201d the N.ar MDS2IL Oo: ninth of fre- T= yen he.> ved en re\u201d jed for , West yrarily, - office, 0 doors stroyed 1 mue = = >.= ! 7 - TET \u2019 dé TS chile Es re ekg ee gets vy CE ee a nar Sagntesm 2g brianna = v ee \u2019 7 or Tey ; ~~ nd ! - Q ; Turrsnar, May 5, 1894, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.T _ __To Let.To Let.Swaps.P6HHHSHHHHHHHSHHHE SSH HOHTOSSHÉGHHHÈHÉ EMI OTSOOS HP E 9 OU 00 C0 HER 14 OUT OPUS Cer , BUILDING TU L 5 Ce nent 1 UT TT ; ae manufacturing establishment or wire.Notices under this heading THE \u2018WITNESS\u2019 MONEY-SAVING 184A MANSFIELD STREET, Cottage, Stone Frut.ive Bedrooms, Parior, Reception Room, &c., a] coraplete, Electric Fixtures and Chandeliers, Hot Water rurpace; so be tinted and varnished.Apply C.L.MALTBY, 309 St.James at.TWO CHOICE OFFICES TO LET.SUN LIFE BUILDINC.qq LET, Store and Dwelling, No.175 8t.Antolne street.A splendid dry-goods \u2018and : steam-heated, vl be retinted and put in perfect order.reasonable.A to DARLING BROS, 112 Queen st, Telephone 3114.MANUFACTURERS Before Signing a Lease for Another Term of Years, Should Censider the Premises, 138 & 140 ST.PETER STREET, WHICH IS TO LET, And which would be Fitted up to Suit Tenants and modern conveniences.Rent Power and Heating would be supplied.Apply to = JOHN BOUGALL & SON, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.© LET, VERY CHEAP, No.432 RACHEL STR ET, Stone Front, 8 room T'pper Tenement, well Luished, 4 bedrooms, delight- Sisituation, © cars, schools and churches convenient; vas 815.No tax: worth $20.Apply to JOHN MORRIS, 126 »(.James street, or 56 Laval avenue.2 T° LET, That Fine Three Story Building adjotr- ;ng the \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, on St Peter st, suitable for ilght manuvfactsry, in which A good position for a retail store or mercantile rase power would be supplied.Internal reconstruction to suit Size about 36x40.None other than first-class tenants need apply.office.tenants.JOUN DOUGALL & SON, \u2018Witness Office.N O.152 DROLET STREET, i 1) Room COTTAGE in goorl order, snd very com- frrrahle, only $l5 ; no taxes.Apply to - - - - JORN MORRIS, : ef 2 126 St.James street, T° LET, VERY ATTRACTIVE NEW STORE, On the corner of St.Antoine street and Atwater avenue.Suitable for any business.Will be given at a r«erate rents! for the first year to a desirable \u201cnant.Apply to R .=.AULD Nextdoor, INSURANCE COMPANIES Lefore Signing a Lease for Another Term of Years, Should Consider tke Premises, 138 and 140 ST.PETER STREET, | WHICH IS TO LET, And which would be Fitted up handsomely to Buit Tenants.Heating supplied.Apply te JOHN DOUGALL & SON, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Miscellaneous.I.wLiL NOTICE.\u2014The Women and Chli- dr-n's Protection Society is prepared to in- © \u2019 THE CELEBRATED PROF.LCOMIS, OF NEW YORK.It is a matter of gratification to Caswell, Massey & Co., to know that the above distinguished physician, has ubinterruptedly prescribed their \u2018Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Pepsine and Quinine\u2019 for the past eight- teen years in preference to all other emulsions or plain Cod Liver Oil.To be secure ageinst imitations be cares ful to see that Caswell, Massey & Co.'s, signature is on bottle, If your druggist does not keep it, write CASWELL, MASSEY Established 1730.NEW YORK AND NEWPORT, R.1.WwW.A.DYER & CO., Montreal.æ co.Wholesale Agents for Canada.Machinists, &c.NDREW YOUNG, ENGINEER AND MACHINIST, HAS REMOVED TO 11.13 and 15 Busby Lane.OVO DAILY WITNESS, Groceries, Provisions, &c.Mrs.J.II.HORSNYDER, 152 Pacific Ave, Santa Cruz, Cal., writes: \u201cWhen a girl at school, in Reading, Ohio, I had a severe atta~™ of brain fever.On my recovery, I found myself perfectly bald, and, for a Jong time, 1 feared I should be permanently so.Friends urged me to use Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor, and, on doing so, my hair Began to Grow, and I now have as fine a head of hair as one could wish for, being changed, however, from blonde to dark brown.\u201d ¢ After a fit of sickness, my hair came out in combfulls.I used two bottles of = - Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor and now my hair is over a yard long and very full and heavy.I have recommended this preparation to others with like good effect.\u201d\u2014Mrs.Sidney Carr, 1460 Regina st., Harrisburg, Pa.\u201cI have used Ayer\u2019s Hair Vigor for several years and always obtained satisfactory results.I know it is the best preparation for the hair that is made.\u201d \u2014C.T.Amett, Mammoth Spring, Ark Ayer's Hair Vigor Prepared by Dr.J.C.Ayer & Co., vig Mass.R ICHELIET, Pure, Refreshing.THE PRINCE OF TABLE WATERS.Recommended by the leading Physicians.For Sale at the Clubs, Hotels, Restaurants, and the leading Grocers.J.A.HART, Druggis, E DAME & Pi ST.OATHERINS 1.ephones : 11903548 Sparkling, 37% NOT DUSART'S WINE OF LACTOPHOSPHATE OF LIME.TO ENRICH THE BLOOD AND RESTORE ALL THE VITAL ENERGIES.It contains Phosphate of Lime.the substance most necessary to our existence, and indispensable for the formation of the bony and muscular system, and is the BEST TONIC for LYMPHATIC subjects, and all sufferin from NERVOU DEBILITY, POORNESS OF BLOOD and the EXCESSES OF YOUTH.DUSART\u2019S SYRUP of LACTO-PHOSPHATE of LIME iaintended fur children whose limbs are weak and who require this bone-forming material IT IS A SPECIFIC IN INFANT'S GREEN DIARRHOEA AND ASSISTS CHILDREN IN THE FORMATION.AND CUTTING OF THEIR TEETH, | Tha above may be cbtaincd from all CANADA and the UNITED 8TA in C Wholosale ¢ of I LYE So 4 C0, KONTREAL \u2018 pres RICHELIEU WATER.[+ \"Highly recommended by the Medical Faculty for Gout, Rheumatism, Gravel, Diabetes, Bright's Disease and all affections of the Kidneys and Bladder.J.A.HARTE, Druggist, 1789 Notre Dame and 2352 St.Catherine streets.TELEPHONES, 11909 and 3560.1 Builders and Carpenters.J OBB G PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.Special care to nave work about a house or building done nsatly, quietly and quickly.Address 0 C SKALLEVOLD, Standard Joinery Worka, 20 112 St.Peter street.Watches, Jewellery, &c.LOCKS! CLOCKS! A nice Selection just received in the latest patterns.Special attenticn given to the repairing of Clocks and Watches at the lowest prices.F.A.DOCKRILL, Watchmaker and Jeweller.2118 NOTRE DAME STREET.4 Doors East of Murray st.BRFAKFAST\u2014SUPPER.EPPS\u2019S GRATEFUL, COMFORTING COCOA BOILING WATERgS MILK.BUTTER! BUTTER! BUTTER! NO.1 DAIRY BUTTER, 25¢ per 1b, SUGAR CURED MEATS, \u2014\u2014 THE FINEST, \u2014 12e per 1b.; + 3 5 TEWART, ANTOINE STREET, 206 ST.Corncr Mountain.TELEPHONE 8168, 16 HE ESTIMONY OF HOUSANDS OF RRIFTY HOUSEWIVES O-DAY IS \u2018QUEEN OF ROSES.Is the Finest Flour They Ever Used.26 POD Te ELLE Choice, Fresh, AT | New Laid.THE | Large and White.1214 CENTS PFR DOZEN.FOUR RETAIL STORES of the Po Al i Ji Packing & \u201c3 \u2019 Provision Limited.) 3 A Perfect Food for Infants and Invalids.MILK CRANULES WITH CEREALS.A combination of Milk Granules with the finest Biifley which has been subjected to a treatment by which it is made readily digestible.For sale by all Grocers and Druggists.Frepared by The Johnston Fluid Beef Co., Montreal.J,ACHINE, DORVAL LAKESIDE, POINTE CLAIRE \"AND BEACONSFIELD.On and after FRIDAY, 4th May, our Express will make a weekly trip during the summer months, to the above mentioned places.Orders by Mail Promptly Attended.N.B.\u2014Express leaves our store at 1 p.m.sharp.ENGLISH PROVISION CO., 2450 St.Catherine street, cer.Drummond TELEPHONE 4847.17 A IRD\u2019S CHERRY COUGH DROP.Registered.SOMETHING NEW.For Sale Everywhere.Give Them a Trial.PILKINGTON'S POWDERED LYE.The Strongest and Best.Ask your Grocer for it.On your mind let this truth be expressed, That for GROUERIES all of the best, None beat Baker & Co.And \u2018their price is so low,\u2019 Is another truth often expressed.BAKER & CO, Corner Aylmer and Berthelet streets.FRESH LETTUCE, RHUBARB, RADISHES, CABBAGES, every morning from the market.PINE APPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS, BANANAS, and all kinds of Fruit, fresh every day.GRANULATED BUGAR, always 4126 pound.Telephone 3640.25 All the nourishment of Prime Beef is rendered available to the Invalid and Convalescent -BY \u2014 Johnston\u2019s Fluid Beef which embodies the virtues of Prime Beef in an easily digestible form Sold by all Grocers and Druggists.Prepared by The Johnston Fiuid Beef Co.) aia es ; ; +} + RRA Sry?Business Cards.ONLY 25¢c A BOTTLE.The QUEEN'S HAIR HELPER is a preparation that restores hair to its natural coiur nnd beauty, arrests falling out, romoves dandruff end cures !ald- ness.It ia not a dye.lusiimulates and invigorules the roots, producing a rapid growth, full cf dife and health.o olear part makes a Euperior Éressing, equal to any 50c or $1 preparation.For sale by all Druggists, or at A.B.MANN'S, Lormer Mountain sud St.Antoine streets.THOUSANDS OF NEW PICTURES, Just in for the Spring Trade.LARGE ETCHINGS.30c e HANDSOMELY FRAMED b Slory RES, $leach.G.W.WILLSON, Manufacturer of Mouldings and Frames 688 Craig street, Montreal.Next door to tho \u2018Witness Office.ICE & BENNETT'S STUDIO, 141 BT.PETER STREET Directly opposite * Witness\u2019 Building, is rasy of access! and admirably lighted, In every way suitable for the different branches of their growing business.Orders for Portraits, Groups, Views, Interiors, LANTERN SLIDES, Bromido Enlargements, plain aud colored, &e.&c., respectfully solicited.12 FURNITURE MOVING.GEORGE MAYBURY, Mnster Carter, 5 COMMISSIONERS STREET Residence and Stables.83'¢ Chatham st.BELL TELEPHONE 2673.IT WILL NOT REQUIRE A SEARCH LIGHT ! To see that already quite a number of Montreal Boys are wearing Suits from our Boys\u2019 Clothing Department.and they are the best advertisements we can have, as everyone gets good Goods and Low Prices here.and they are well satistied with our way of doing business.However, we are still wanting more customers.and to make it still more advantageous to trade with us we wili give a discount of 5 percent off all Boys\u2019 Suits.We have a very large assortment of the Latest Styles aud Patterns from §2 per suit up to We make a specialty of Suits to fit slender young men from 14 to 18 years of age, which is generally hard to get ready- made, and we have Men\u2019s ready- made Suits in Halifax Tweed at 85 per suit.Dark Grey and Light Brown.also Navy Blue Serge Suits for Men at $5.Give us a trial.JOHN ALLAN, 6359 to 665 Craig st., Montreal.SEE B.HUGMAN & SON'S \u2014FOR\u2014 WINDOW SHADES, SIGNS, and BRILLIANT LETTERS.413 St.James street.18 OUSECLEANING BRUSHES Whitewash and Tinting Brushes, Paint and Varnish Brushes, Hair Brooms and Dusters, Long Handle Feather Dusters, English Floor Mops.ULLEY\u2019'S Brush Works, 76 Victoria sq.Carpet-Sweepers Repaired.© Telephone 2740.Professional.= J) ENTISTand ORALSURGEON JAMES A.BAIZIN, L.D.S.49 Union Avenue 49.3K DENTIST 34 BEAVER HALL Phone 3755.MELL.ONZO H.CLERK, B.A., B.C.L, NOTARY, Commissioner for Outario and Que ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES.40 TEMPLEBUILDING-185 ST.JAMES ST TELEPHONE 2945.MACLAREN, LEET, SMITH & SMITH, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, &c., &c.TEMPLE BUILDINGS, 185 St.James street, Montreal.JOHN J.MACLAREN, ha! R.C.SMITH, B.C.L,, Com'r for Ont.Skrn P.LEET.B.CL A.W.BMITH, B.C.I Inventions Patented In all countries.TRADE MARKS AND DESIGNS registered.23 years' experience in Montreal, Toronto, New York and Washingto on.Rejected and complicated cases, ia PORÉION patents } Specialties.ROBERT A.KELLOND, Attorney, Counsellor and Expert.162 St.James street, Montreal.S.MACKAY, B.C.L, NOTARY, COMMISSIONER, «&c., {Formerly of Papineau, Marin, Mackay & Morin,) ROOM 604, New York Life Building, PLACE D'ARMES SQUARE Bell Telephone 9332.Money Loaned on Real Estate UTLER & HUTCHESON, ADVOCATES, BARRISTERS, ETC.LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.James street, = - = Montreal.TELEPHONE 1795.T.P.BUTLER, D.C.L., Q.C.R.B.HUTCHESON, B.C.L.156 5t.Groceries, Provisions, &c.THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD FOR YOU.What you want in FLOUR is \u201c\u201cOUFEN OF ROSES) 26 9 READ.ABLE P.\\RAGR.APL DOURTFUI.Philanthropist-