The daily witness, 31 octobre 1894, mercredi 31 octobre 1894

[" L 1; - wed guilty, the British subject, sir, 25 AT.4 uate SW ENO Ten Pages To Rt ii or i re Re Por ae AE stmt A EIR A MS NT re ma $7 lh at SASSER EIA ni ae 0e A SN ES PPT PERTE TA [OMA ere a maa ICIP JIN TL.RUDRA AMPH bora rei iL A, 0 wal Wy LY WITN Last Edition.ee I y 12 \"OL.\u201cTor XXXV- No.237.MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1894.PRICE ONE CENT.Tq DECLINE TO ANSWER.\u2019 © stective Cullen Now Discards His Interesting Plea of Defective [lemory.\u2014 comes Out Flat-Footed With a Firm Refusal.\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 -\u2026 ndship is too often a fair weather .«po, smiling when the sea is calm a sky clear, shrinks from the and nakedness and despair.\u2019 - -1preme test of friendship is ser- vtr, in a world based upon respec- ui it is the convention and not the el TOIL BAIN aise ceopriety stiles the warm intent, and co #enn0ss would preserve exterior re- -hough all the world were whelmed « = + \u2018 ann ir SS.: might Chief Detective Cullen say va friendship of Aldermen Prefon- on Robert and Brunet, as poor Arte- L ward said of the tower of London sn h: first beheld its frowning walls, \u2019 \u201ciT IS A SWEET BOON.scyrning all the restraints which the saracter Of the office might impose, se gentlemen gink the investigator in .\u2018riend, and, sympathizing with a ruei position, stretch out the hand of *e.and rescue.\u201crenjy laughing at the seriousness of a sentlemen ho represent the citizens, ev ft Mr.Cullen out off every rut of -#ujty, quard his every step, and, turn- - +o the bafed counsel, say, \u2018There, ig what we understand by friend- LLU +o who had made up his mind to -ice somo hours of serious living, :1 bave found the scene last night airing.+ the apostrophizing eye-glass of Mr.master, the regular rising and fall- infections of tone, but more espe- !y in the elucidation of the principles \u2018we British constitution, of which THE MAGNIFICENT FEATURE \u2018nat every man is innocent until he is x 4 \u201cng thrown around him the mantle of ection which entitles him to say.wunst me, sir, rte ere Tats «-j-e-t, sir, I am 1-n-n-o-c-e-n-t un F - rave me guilty,' there was a distinct: \u201ciscence of a court and a scene which known genius has endeared to the! \u201c>; aioeutionary platform.! here ts one delicious tit-bit, which 7.not be lost:\u2014 investigation will be a farce, Atwater,'\u2018if'\u2014certain things hap- \u2018\u2019hsraupon a packed gallery applauds.Prefcntailne S$ IMMEDIATELY INDIGNANT.\u2018hat\u2019 Is the committee to be insulted?rommittee not to be treated with :\u201d He will not sit there to be in- Ie wii! move that the committes =n.If they cannot get order, what wea sf them sitting\u201d \u201cately organized are Ald.Robert {virer that they immediately share blisk 1 f rues \u2018cal, DY dressed to the ( of whe vitrage! feelings ot the chalr- aol tae Roads.int us adjourn,\u2019 is the cry.:iughes springs to his feet, and.Z à stern lock upon the offending ; at Aland, Fina are à told] 1048 The Now York re 5 | despatch Says Le | \u201cstate that the 4.0 France and Praz! arbitration.; The trial of .began in fFlorance that He | a ; prop h publish! people to revoit - a \u2018 | demned some yvrars uk | with Cinvrtant and Mac Ed - = Shimer dog an SIT i nl Dl rah a ois.ot A et ew a.oo.« - v \u201cenvF3DAY, OCTOBER 31, 1894 res ; - > ee TT EDVEIDAT, \u2019 TITE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.~\u2014 \u2014 - ] TT To sem TTT TTT TT \u2019 oT Ty ) 7 ; gq Tg! +1 - ERIE PE Luce ; .Heo HIVERELD SERVICES.IN DESP A i EXTENSION 0 Loney.No < Ake L à | .Toth Ene > ; .: _ Sir Tho fpr oo.os puux TD GRAND TRUNK WORK- : nu Pan ET Ç A AL .1 inter 0 rast TS MEN AT THE SHOPS.\u2018Prof.Leyden Has seme ova 3 .- , Mistakre=s av na Too \u2019 G , U H magnid oan or ee oe 1850 Te mi an 1 Wages\u2019 was Mr.Schiverea\u2019s ven p ope.mE a: the Grand Trunk Railway \u2014_ prt 1» i { L - a «a .- A * .erlay.\u2018The work the devil a 1 FE a.4 .So , La .~ | si : \u201c ï x fn dof said Mr.Schiverea \u2018is The Czar S End Near.Cre amas ales thos in NT Lean et kad of work.He robs the emilie sthment, bre = 5, 22m jmoney that the husbamd \u2018tally roe te te RP \u20185 her, by spending it in the ; London.Oct.91.\u2014A des; ateh from Ber- vin 1 RP Us air mess s SE ; 44 iy .ha \u2018OlpHhat sacs th Ped 3 evdet ve .: : \u201clan needs resi, but there is no td: lin ty the Globe\u2019 says tut Fal devden up onesie 0 ~ go \u2018 fit 1 i py has telegraphed from Livadia to Count ur .fa 1h tel 1 .There is no profit In sin.pi Schouvaloff, the Russian aimubassador to ho 0 LLL ç.i of a man ought to bring com- \u2018 a Germany, as follows: .10 \u2019 or : 5° +.te.MOK ; ; alone A Le serT an .\u2026e and happiness.While there ¥ 7] I am in despair A ratistrophe Is in- Lund n \\ ; ea\u201d PI vitale ; TUnity entsts on WT + U .,* \u2018n sin there is eternal life In id evitalie.Co Peminin 2.20\" ge ean Cet He obtained by all men.\u2019 LA JLundun, Ger, 31.\u2014 The Prince and Prin-.pel hE Teed Fee Te ; Que VER can oe 1 J \u2019 7 A cess of Wales started for Livadia by spo- of Mount Boao by SromirE - y mwetings at the shops, as well as { clal train at s.45 This moraiee.They will Catherin woo mes tune swping Meetings in Centenary ; travel via Brussels and Vi una, The necasion is anny CC PEN: , - ars becoming more interesting {| Washington, Out.31-\u2014Prince Canta- is now tn the naa, 0 ard - ; cuzene.the Russian Dilnister, received gronvet th rock hier ae set Sg sing attended by a large T, L dropped to reckhec sa prie 7 4} are bei 12 a y g the following cablegrami this morning, vie hie Litt an Coie eue - 7 workingmen.from the Russian office at St.Peters-; 0770 PUS A \u201c ARE toes en 7 - sYell we escape if we neglect so burg, dated to-day: adjoining properties to Me 2076 stret, ts don Sag ; \u201ccts i s exuertoraël.or , scheme could be carried eut sc 'versstiiiy at Cn »_Heb.xi., 3.We find Yesterday the expectoration with blood : 7 a.vation continued, chills, temperature 100, pulse Su.| a minimum outlay to the Ucrporado.at _ great things in these words, said in Centenary Church on yotay ight.First, the great salvation.m- js © great?Because of its cost.\u2018or \u201c4 less than the last drop of Christ's ye was given for it.On a railway a 1 met a merchant who ol he would give a cheque for ten thou- g:! Tollars if he could obtain the joy and +, that his mother and father had.it salvation,\u201d said this man.«+ za! I, \u2018ten thousand or ten millton «1 not purchase salvation.Salvation ar snly be had through God's only son.\u2019 {L how much God must have loved us to woo given his only son that we could 7,0 heaven our home.~ 1s not stn, continued the speaker, that «is mien to perdition; it is neglect.All «an wants man to do is to neglect.A «ain man was convicted in church one :-lay, but he neglected to listen to 5 4's epirit.He put the matter of salva- 1: off.In the middle of the week that ra\u201d was stricken down with disease.The ror of the church was called in to con- se him but it was too late.That man's av nf salvation had been on the Sunday be was convicted but he ë Ve hivera, recently, = yo call PUT IT OFF AND WAS LOST.«ix neglect that is ruining thousands We don't neglect sociability if x> \u2018ke social company.We don't neglect \u2018avé pleasure if we like a life of please, but this matter of salvation is treat- as a secondary consideration.Every \u201cun we neglect {t gives Satan a stronger 1 upon us.I wish, said Mr.Schiverea, ould find a text from which I could tach these words, \u2018What.-must I do to +» yet.\u201d Just do nothing and you will Lost.\u201cx shall we escape the awful conse- -vas of yielding to the devil's power?\u2018ra saved a man whom he knew from killed by jumping into the very \u201cf death himself, and almost lost his I+ The next day this man committed a tinal act and was brought before this ame judga for sentence.This man said \u2018he judge, \u20181 am the man you saved > drath the other day.\" \u2018Ah,\u2019 said the \u2018zo \u2018the other day I was a friend to but to-day I am your judge.\u2019 To- : 7° Jesus may be a Saviour to you but raw he may be your judge.The \u201ca an! the finmoral must answer for :-e \u2014LECTYNE BY\u2014 tration methods upside down and i\u201d- \u2018the effect on the public mind of a soif : the jury acquitted the woman, most the nunernue anl very Ten ir 1e gp , 1 Cer \u201cTips of g Aree.1 : .CONDUCTOR SNIDER, side out in order to turn the tables accusation and condemnation, both of | Plainly because they would not cen- CDTI UT, de VOA M A ; ; as da : Ji Whom seen to thini that ane + M a ¥Y.¥.C.A.Hall, November 1st.on thelr political opponents, and at- {he ehief and of the detectiv system.; demn her on the evidence of Mer uhouid He perisaters or rater pa TICHETS 250, | tain and maintain power.The goV- When Mr.Prefontaine and others of : treacherous paramour, with the pros- lating panda roan han oh i.: vr ° whatever to do but listen to tir \u20ac \u2018 20: ernment apparently has charge of the the committee forbid witnesses to an- | pect of his being allowed to go free.lous compat lL A on no EE polls, and is responsible for the pro- 'swer the most pertinent and vital It is clear that the man and woman enquirirs, And a worl 7 grein a - 1 - Ê , PU C4 av ; \u201cay Elso Le given ty thé woos a Ur Te so.! f Y w.C T.TU.per carrying out of the elections.IN questions they take the role of men should have been put into the dock great care and skill (hey die ta ce ee .; the Trinity elections a polling place having knowledge of something they | together and tried for the crime.plirg the cars so as to ali CU pas .Evangelistic Fall, St.Catherine street.which was expected to give a big ma- wish to hide Alderman Prefon \"The Crown might have failed to make TUS © was on the er vestes Sd tu \"1 ; .0 .i .- il-, 4 save them as far as posh fre Pan .i THURSDAY, Nov.L jority to the opponents of the Zov-'taine made angry remonstrance at | out its case, but it is most probable {y step \u2018pto the vers Ce eras 4 Ç Fraser Moeting at3 pu.Monthly Business Meet- ernment somehow or other happened the presence of the public, who could that, in view of all the conditions, the @¢irty roadway.Tt ds und bien g at 3.50.it z i \u2019 : , ' .boon to this civ, nl ce ce catiiv 1° te 0 be stricken with a scarcity of bal- ; ; ov .hav ; voor an I .All interested in temperance work cordially Invited.\"1 \u2019 a not help making known their con.| evidence would have been sufficient working classes, to pave such a os raroe i 3, : \u2018OL papers, so that many could not demnation of his methods of burking to satisfy a jury not prejudiced by of strest cars and ot aio 4 res Pa, .; : 5 0 HL ; , \u201cat { charge for travel ur Les 10 OF MU ; vote.The Opposition candidates, the enquiry.He wanted the people the spectacle of a man saving b's an LE LT ! , + \u2018 j : : = Ce .alta, WHE Oost ve ur i » VUE, aL UL \u2018naturally enough feeling greatly out- driven from the hall, forgetful that it OWN neck by helping to hang a wo-.suggestion, whieh, 1 +10 +o the : _ LOYAL VICTORIA LODGE.raged, instantly protested the election was a too confiding public who placed !man with whom he had been on such neh WAL TY edie ne ve No.5896.Le CA : the car service, ani t'at 33 char ly T ne Las .! - allv j : AN Memtors of the atiove Lodge fthout awaiting a declaration of the \u2018him where he fs.Meantime the terms.It is morally certain that (ick ta.at present seeneld or he oo » \u20ac : ) aro requested Lo meet in Oddfellows | results, which, if such methods were duty of citizens is to come boldly for- the murder was the joint crime of the Pale, shonll be avaliable darted hambers, i : Vv, ner Lour.er, sav.bé.veus 17 nier 3 90e 1333 NOTRE DAME STREET, la argely resorted to, could be expect- ward and teach aldermen that there|tWo, and by seeking to convict the | (hat thee in Erno Ci on 7MURSDAY EVEXINE, November ist, ed to end only in the election of the- has been an awakening of the public weaker woman on the strength of the and preferring to go home to] ?> IR .- a gti Tae vor \u2018 .! or 3 T ., \u2018 +h, Stead of spending nearlv 4 i ! For the purpose of ascompanying the Royal Arch : government candidates.Neverthe- conscience in them, and that their! testimony of the stronger man the, away trom home mich Ye Chapter On à fraternal visit to Loyal Montreal Lodge, less the Opposition candidates were eyes are on the aldermen of the com- | Crown has allowed both to go unpun- afford to do so br reason cL ! \u201c wr : A + e ; , c | W.PAPPS, elected, and now the government de- | mittee as well as upon the police ished.Hon In the rate ere TE 3 nn _ \u2018 \u2019 * \u2018 Coropary coul Mare >, : \u2019 ! Becretary.clares that the protests made by them force under scrutiny.When the \u2014 a riding HERA NPA Man +: ; against its own errors or iniquities \u2018committee converted an investigation McGILL NOTES traflers or aihrowiie Broo ew et : : J - 3.r fF LI vey + 1 are conclusive as against them, - busy hours of the day.M wl er and ap arent] oe 4 ; \u2019 into a criminal court they arraig med A petition has been signed by the law tions I ventura to qass-rt Cath CVS + : > cr a » \u201c\u2018 ; y ; oud 010g Detective Cullen as one accused.His | students, requesting the appointment of a of fhe Dean et J ve o ?.; c 1 - iti ; ous Do 0 O8 ere teur in 00 ho vo ough the form of trying the pro- position asa witness has been changed constant librarian for the law faculty.jstence.Yours Gite Te ; » tests, they want to nullify the elec- entirely.He admitted, at all events, This petition will be presented to the gov- A TRAVELLER Ce \u2014 tions of the candidates who were suc- that there were cases on which city ernors at their first meeting.At present, \u2014- : be St ANDREW'S SOCIETY.cessful at the polls.The govern- detectives would work without com- the librarian is only in the library \u2018dur- DISOBLIGING AMOTOLMEN .çL tl i r ; .ing the hou ret aftor- sas ta CAVE .BE pre Annual Preparatory Mecting for receiving mon ems to think that their own plaint having been made.It was moon hate pres à ee © (To the Editor cf the Vitra al rs leu oports, Election o ce-Bearers aud other busine can a \"\u20ac - : » 50 at nig 15 TIMpossiDic vor vi i \u201c OF : wi Tid at SE.Amines Hom.oo ther business es ought to be declared elect \u2018such a case as this on which he had |, ao \\ he books p oe Sir,-1 am obliged to see the corel oy NY EVENINU, November lat, inat.ed, since their opponents h 1H- i 1: ; : the students to get the books, unless they | 0 Tel à .\\ pp s have nulll- | himself worked, concerning which cars rather ouore frequerter 100 } PSE Oo i A large attendance of Members is requested.ded th lecti : pe or g : know exactly where they are placed in| , ; TL Co eut visser By order, 1 e elections.| he refused to say if he had received the library city foik, and | have seldom Bad oc 240 Parka + .\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 .; a Cto complain of the conduct of ¢ onde Co \" ROBT AD secs money.It may be inferred that had The law students were honored on! = Pt n PS à | cr api oc roerr LT y Û notorn.en, 1 Vesterday CVO a san } | M N = SUGAR MAKES THEM CROSS.| the case been one of a citizen unable Monday night by a visit from Dr, John- oy, | returning 19 Cote $1 Soe Leu RA ONDAY | OVEMBER 0, ; .son dean the _ ; \u20ac v 0.! ê \u2026, lx ot HE PAU Lae H | hen 4 \u2018| \u2019 The Englishman individually uses °F unlikely to pay he would have a | Lo Lo penis of arts.The stü- company with @ friend.the «duets oo Let Tr ; .he ¢ .| dents showec eir appreciatio 5 ; ; ; or A | He more sugar than is used by his dys- been obliged to apply to the \u2018no re courtesy by most enthusie or MIS | was rather slow in rlagiog PL 04 pi Ly < : ; ; + tes i iastic manifesta- | \u201c Cy NET APR V INDSOR HALL peptic cousins on this side of the sea.sults department of the detective tons of dolight which De Johns - a ithe crossing of Lansdouvne ven: wire Australian += 1., ; \u2019 _p \u2019 .so ap- \u2018ve Fe SITOILS À ne Ne cour nel FOUR GRAND He buys it without prejudice from fore.re Mr.Cullen\u2019s evi- peared to enjoy.| Se were desir i of using Un | a : , ; i i Sela ti Nota TOG ne ( ORIENTAL ENTERTAINMENTS whoever offers the best article at the \u201cCTCC and conduct is deplorably weak professor Lafleur intends.jae bis nex a must be paid ro a tase bo and JUNO ; ; ; 3, e students {or ar ; Tr - arte an .- Cony - lowest price, and as he sips his well- at the point where he has been deemed gument à case ineolvine an IN PRE drove om for a auarter of a Le iy Vi pos et ; ; stronges ; etion wW on ier vie DIVINE aay Lhd au Mrs Mo ul ntfo rd sweetened cup he naturally smiles at! g question of law in connection with mar- | myself the Inconveniencs of h.LE tu ° 9 ; : \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 riage contracts.I'he budding lawyers all r } - the economic caprices of his conti- are preparing to sharpen thelr wits for | ve \u201cbe aarti ta mil re Lo Ted IN AID OF THE se = - UT we prigained for, : sc bhliaingg HOMŒOPAT ne no nental neighbors, which furnish him THE BRANTFORD MURDER TRIAL the occasion.TIS poe d ever La 3 fa and 10ME HIC SPITAL.j ¢ nts 0 Mis ro RE LE VAR \u2018 AL with the sugar at less than cost.Theo\u2018 The failure of justice in the case ot # meedng of the students of the seed of his car after the luc x of pe M0 Nov.5\u2014 Homes and Haunts of Jesus, \\ .law, arts ard =eience facultirs hold on warning bell 80 ax 10 prevent the pose © Nov.6- The Trae 21 © of Jacob.Americans, on the other hand, con- 'of the murdered man Hartley, of Monday night, arrangements were com- jf giLility of our fempone off before Vie.Sov: 9 Bere En véto suming nearly one-quarter of all the New Durham, in the Province of On- pleted for the march he Friday.Nov.2.| toria avrane was reached, Neue He .705 _ 0.Ç Co ] Co No pains or expense Is being spared by 1 VW > \u20ac 4 initre ; metimoes te Yin terre] - Th a .: see hr i - ; tion of a \u2018Dog Watch\u2019 at sea, introducipg sometimes to the Video coated Cobo 1 ma Vetims are Samuel Fairweather and to sed ought into more general con- | her husband she was arrested for his pope a sen \" oducirg palmer : I | ! 255 = 0 Joseph Powell.Cecil Browne and Charles sumption in Europe.The German murder, and her paramour, who had * ss dances, pate ntal muste, yarns Several occasions as fav pe ne oo A À Phillips, who were stricken on Oct.23.; .ro TON à 1 : , : : and horse play.\u2018Hoisting topsail yard\u2019 street before a car over Loire Teo BolT = When three dave out from Liverpool.are ministe: at Washington is sald to be! been in close association with her! ang \u2018Haul the bowliac® will be given by the west.At noon and Yeo ve ote con 0 nis ore vo || now on North Drother Island.Fain.Pressing Secretary Gresham for a: during the time her husband was the crew oi RS arislon Under \u20acOMN- gy vn goire wert, ther ar > rende or parut = 1 à weather and Powell were taken vosterdav definitr decision on the discrimi _ ~dered.w .; mand cf Mr.M.K.Keerney, third ofi-|1 \"21 VT oh ER 3 trom the ship to the reception hospital at | teat et imidat murder d, was not accused along with -7ooû on the Montreal grounds.\"es: wi! De between the Mohtrealers a azcerngation from Ottawa Coilege.same will be a hotly contested one : rest with efthor chid only Ottawa probab- advancing alonz the present ; x'h dving colors and great \u2018eclat.\u2019 © \u2018loptreas has been recelving much mn cemmenr où the character of their ; -+] have hed more than the average 2t gratuitous advice served out.ça.however.is not In such a de- .» condition as some woulé have us or sa.They have made excelleat records jo he cast.notwithstanding that the Inter- 9:07 champlonshin hes always eluded sax This vear they wiil make the effort y iseir lives and, if Ottewa wins on Saturday ev wiii nave to play ball from start m im:h.The recent victory of the visit- gz \u20182am over the Queen's Coilexe fifteen «3 Riven them a prestige in this struggle CAPE wil ee lari fought bettle 43 Doon a> ~ ~r .teal: is rracusiag hard and earn- i many Oo! tbe weax points in their are giving way to their per-ist- el id to improve.The game will be us best sen in Montreal for some time an.tn?wish of the football man generally the best club wi in.Ta mary ecUNt or Much.but repuralion FRE Long IN à Lgl such as Sagur- crs match wil undous.ediy prove.\u2018oe no Ar THE BICYCLE.PERFORMANCES, N.Y., Oct.39.\u2014When Joan S.vut on pe track or on a vourse su\u201dh as Buifalo has iu JOHNSON 3 Talo, SL ERTAT LT ze v-aWare avenue boulsvard.if the con- : =: wiv aud lavorabdle to fast riding.is bound to give war.This t is ciained that Jobnson drought for the Iniie unvaced cown under He made the mile in 1.57 4-3.rurrow in the 2.07 set for the mark.and beaten by nearly ten nutes, ails 5 Toughs a regular 5 vai wa Sanger Johnson has ison rode a Ts-iach geared wheel.He 1-c- rn oan opposite direction to the one he 154 WDeN he is sald to have maue a paced 1.35 2-5.ho ceurse 1s, in fact.1-15 evel.and fas: time.under like lus ban made during the past { in bou) dirr-tions.The electric tim- ms apcaratus worked to perfection, and waar little wind did blow came up in =.ant bus thar vere neither a help nor a 2 ndranes to geod riding.The time at the Quarter was not caught.: at the haif the wheel passed over the La az 55 2-3 ses.and the third quarter \u201c13 done in 1.25 2-0.Jounson finished in sendid shape and rode on for 2 short dis- ne before he went back to the start for a *-= behind the quad.Throuzh some mis- :nderstandinz the showed uv After passing » Quarter mark in 24 se~onds and about \u2018a time the rain bezan to fall and the Ts Tere Taken 1, * Dew record où 55 3-3 seronds for the \u2018inDa>1 also is a re\u201cord breakér.and - ahead of Trler's 37 4-5 at Waltham.l'hnzon is the first man in the world to Lie in and et nol lnns.Ma the \u2018roitine.pacine and running horse +315.the first man in the world to do t+ ile with Aving start and with atand- =z start in less than two minutes.No man 2rar 204 a mila in less than 1.830 until John- in did the trick.but he can also claim ter Lo frat d'A the mile under 1.40, apd oo Ua iz thz anlv man vho hes done the ranace in less thar two minutes.and = i what Tom Eck has been waiting \u201cein Duffalo for.de sue Hat he will go to Chillicothe Pemtesiz harry \u2018or his men have done all 1e ha tag ]-tad for whiie here.Mr.F% sava thers is ome mora record that D Trssomee bring below the two-mintite Tard an?«hat te tbe mile skotine.which 10 F3 confdaas Johnson will do during mim gina TUF WANDERERS ELECT OFFICERS.5 has closed the most successful history and the outiook for = 43 varticutarly brizht.The offi- the ensuing vear were elected at a its e» the winners.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FROM THE CAPITAL.Get has been the mem- NOTES aa 31.\u2014The Department of + hus comiracted with a Belgian: «\u2014 fer 4.200 tons of steel rails to: The ; 70 a.Hulifax Ly next June.was 32% a ton, Two-thirds of the À La used con the main line of the nial and the balance on Prince | Tl island Rallwey and the Windsor ascessment office reports exempted : S \"and religious properties in Ottawa \"he valu: of $2,132,000 divided as 1108 Raman Catholies, $1.140,990; Pro- \"708, 3882,325.The twenty-twro Pro- rburches are valued at $320.000 ne six Roman Catholic churches at | = ns a \u2014\u2014\u2014_ SITUATION IN VENEZUELA.© % York.Oct.31.\u2014A Caracas, Vene- ja Special ( World\u2019) says: The inilitary ; -=placed the police in guarding the i The Prisons are crowded with sus- 2.ard free spaech is perilo: 1s.The SY 18 full of sples.Cres o' vradis _ .\u201c \u2019 BL.dg Dwg « {ira Soe iowa menced a brilliant career in St.Hya- PED Madagascar, Morocco, China and the con-| At last they work each horoscope Reporied by Messrs.N hols & Marler SUCK | tin market die.- a cinthe, Mr.Mercier had afterwarde THE EASTERN WAR.dition of the Czar.In pursuance of this anya to the heart of Sweet sixteen\u2019; Brokers, corner Notre Dame and St.Francois Xavier | Juil, The dean loa the b i i - om the very olley, accordin to the \u2018Gaulois\u2019, Pre- Rd on the ralnbdowed wings o ope streets.\u201cfiesttate Je sur bass rea come to this city, where fr iL - pores , ; 5 Recite their luck at Hallowe'en.Sellers Buyers sions will he ad oir beginning he took a foremost Bo O-DAY'S ADVICES FROM THE SCBNE ler Crispi has made arrangements! _ jo.) penton, in \u2018Judge.\u2019 8tocks.per $100 per $100.litte murine ro a - - al} _ \"s .: 4 \u2019 a LARS Tea Ce ga \" tion among hie confreres.ney To a whereby England will furnish Italy with eo Canadian Parific 6215 00 pene pre ent - 3 $ BB LAC.eee +15 sde ua ere s0e 0 4 -, pet < que we) H remembered his tact, energy and co OF THE STRUGGLE.facilities for the transportation of arms, 7 , , pus 44 Land Bonds.ce monte fa ee 0 ; when ; Ulnth 5.S,& Atlantic.3 SEA Tne \u20ac re nim In politics.he was an - coal, provisions, ete.intending to make KILLED ON THE TRACK.Do.do.do.Pret, 1111 9 se us rat wir PE se : ; Graud Trunk Ist Pref.7 Medrrate, With Lu eos er jungs eminent man.He (the speaker) had | Washington, Oct.30.\u2014Secretary Gres- |& descent upon Tripoli, the expedition to \u2014 \"Do.do.ind Prof CS es | _\u2014_- the had occasion ww hear politiclans In; ham to-day received the following cable var Simultaneously from Syracuse and , SWITCHMAN'S DEATH AT POINT Montreal Permraph.Da, 12 \"| LONDON SUG, ns French and other parliaments, but! from Minister Denby at Pekin: \u2018Chinese Taranto.Richelieu & Ont.Nav.Co.a aa \u2018 char \u2014_\u2014 BT.CHARLES.Montreal Street Railway Co.159 Ins | london Qu 51 427 \u201cvar nowhere had he found a statesman ! forces have been defeated at Chillien Montreal Street Railway (New 15% 13054 | fuenl, on test 19, ©.Foo + 3 in.| > ntr sas ( $7 14\u201d | ni 4% Creat + = to handle the questions of public In| Chung.Have retreated to Mukden.Jap- LIFE ON THE RAIL.\u2014_\u2014 Monreal Gas Co.= 1834 ins fining.fs Gd beens a ne Lees with more force, energy an ) anese have taken one fort at Port Arthur.\u2019 CONDUCTOR SNIDER TO LECTURE TO-MORROW Mr.John Mulligan, a switchman em- pho.do.~ Bonds co Ga Po + er di adlilty mice : : , 1 d on the Grand Trunk Railway, was Royal Electric.135 32 ere em js W : M Denby's despatch was : ploye \u2019 jank tre ae 0 ITVTION re The usual resolutions of condolence À copy of Minister a 5 P Jega- NIGHT.run over and almost instantly killed {ank of Montreal.in, = A DEVICE 1 Mon: were then formally adopted, the sent this afternoon to the apanese lega As an eloquent evangelist Conductor shortly before noon to-day, in the Com- Bauk of British North Americ oes va: | The lates: thine from movers and seconders being Messrs.tion.The legation has received addition- Snider is well known, particularly \u201cSin pany\u2019s yard at Point St.Charles.Milli- La Banque du Peuple 128 1: jest to households oo sade St.Pierre, Geoffrion, Joseph, Butler, al information that some other forts are Western Ontario, where he has frequent- gan started to cross the track in front of Bank of Torante TEE 28) 251.Montreal Dede ae on, Globensky, Poirier, Martineau, Dan- expected to fall into the hands of the vic- ly lectured, ard where he runs on the an engine, but was not quick gnoveh, the La Banque Jacques Cartier.122 113.that this mew tome oy ; ; i .i K ; i I ci i ; aking o erchants Bank., 16 17 3.LS ° to if Robidoux.In trorious Japanese to-morrow.Minister Grand Trunk express, between Toronto! engine knocking him down an ja VE a one | moving de rat resolution Mr.St.Kurino bas also received a report that |@nd Stratford.Many Montreal people too both bis legs.Both the Notre Dame and |, De | io of lalifar ooo.à resu g the Ca ; upon the landing of the Japanese troops Will remember his sermon in the St.General Hospital ambulances were tele- Gulia: Bank.0000 jy ordinary tir - Pierre said that Mr.Mercier 5 name at Ta-Lin-Wai last Saturday the Chinese James Methodist Church, during the phoned for, but the unfortunate man died LaBanaue Nationale.|.Cp strained flow was one of those of which the country °° vessels at Port Arthur immediately Hunter-Crossley meetings, four years ago.before they arrived.He was fifty-one Luton Bank .cooooe 149 sumed at Cie son had reason to be proud, and several ook flight, and did not stop until they He also preached in St.Matthow's years of age.La Banque Ville Marie.\"0 \u201c tearing, flaring + - Tt of the other movers \"and seconders had arrived at Wei-Hai-Wei, another Church, Point St.Charles, at that time.\u2014 Hoobeiaga frank era 1:0 125 litte governor ©.{ou also referred in feeling terms to their strong point, which, like Port Arthur, Mr.Snider is at present on his annual CRIMINAL MISCHIEF.HT par EA et.Stock UE the sae bis fies deceased confrere.: guards the entrance to the Gulf of Pechill._ North-West Land.es vus hour a: : : | LITTLE MITES WHO CANNOT SEE OVER THE Conada Shipping Co.2 Kas per hour a: « .two In accordance with one of the reso- The report states that this sudden depar- ane ibping Coon +5 : .- 15 Mend, ire lutions, the batonnier and syndic ture of the Chinese was made without the BAR.Champlain & 5 Lawrence Bonds | Avy OL VEN see de oe up called upon the judges of the Superior PE ee a Bu ane arche) Oyann woe Six youthful offenders appeared before Montreal Cotton.eee 1 107 the house men ee .A Court to ask that no courts sit be- |\"; ; Judge Dugas yesterday and four more oo de, Bonds.0 aay cgi, receive au oo.pee fore two o'clock on Friday afternoon, | StH 2 number of miles distant.The Jap this morning.Joseph Micheau, seven Merchants Manufacturing Co.1% My \u201c| genuity Pie fom so as to allow the members of the bar \\rihur from a military and \u2018strategie years; Joseph Maisonneuve, Se Didier Po Om 10 2 Bandeau OS, Hos .Wilfred oulanger, years an 1AI\u20acT Loan & Mortgage Co.ins er OF RO low.to attend the funeral in a body.This| standpoint can hardly be over-estimated.Boulanger, 14 years, were the culprits In ¢ pumber vf wes 7 real request was readily complied with, Moreover, it will doubtless throw into the uestion.and the charge against them In a pushes sum and Judge Jette made the formal an- hands of the Japanese a number of splen- a i According to the evi- EW YO Gudal TTC 100 ; did Chinese warships, which were dis- s a serious one.g NEW YORK STOCK LIST.à guvernur Turn pan nouncement from the benen.abled in the recent action and which have dence of Mr.McGuire, station master, (Furnished by J.R.Meeker.) one under 1.on] - - - - ins Prices The Citizens tris Lo The body of the deceased ex-pre been undergoing repairs at Port Arthur.and detective at the Dalhousle square sta- o if; and Closing Prices -10 a.m.and 3.00 p.m.he | pre PUR ç UL om] mier is lying in state in the large tion, the four boys, on Sunday evening .Proprielors v Bru parlor of his residence , St.Denis The Chinese have also built a dry dock at last.between the hours of 9 and 12, re- Atchison.Au ss s career sen annee 00e ès 2 every faciiitr Là Ui.oe , ., ns > \u2019 Sache.ici i ican £2 2 i efit by thie ove t t, which has been converted int Port Arthur, which the Japanese will find leased fourteen cars that were braked up Can.Houthern.407% ful, bene fit by a Lo.sroet, O convenient after the place falls into their on the Villeneuve siding at St.Louis de Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.723, 7214 1 leased alread tor a mortuary chamber.Among the possession.The capture of Port Arthur, Mile End.The cars started down the t!er-C- C & Bt.Louis.cee 36% 364 | STRUTS base test Me decorations are a bronze bust of the Minister Kurino says, is a part of the - : 5 Com.Cable.ann OE Lune CL factortes.AL Us 0 of soi 7 line, but were fortunately diverted by an bel.&a Hud.ll] 123, pany are wiliing y deceased, by Hebert, and the insignia Japanese movement upon Pekin, and when open switch, or they would bave certainly Del.Lack.& West.ovvenen.17h La \u201cmneter on ow three I of the different orders gonferred non | pese capital a matter Of more easy ac.smashed into an adjoining house and kill- Fite.oon, 1274 1274 entre pare The im.e arms of the rovince o \u201c ed a number of people.As it was, three Louis.& Naah.TT LT $300 0 bany will rene Mr i i .o | complishment.badl Lake Snore.nies 18144 215, : EXLense to the H ; st.ee a es It is still asserted at the Chinese lega- had ae damage Being dons the Manhattan Consolidaved UL Th dogs want ame mer 2 0 fi British, pontifical and French flags.tion that the fall of Pekin will not end smashed $22 damage i eo Missourt Pacific.2754 otal householder Is chs Le \\ occupv a preeminent place.The Db - ONDUCT N .extent o 2.90.7 North American.ees Cras bili to haif, Besse 4 is in full jâress, and wears the ribbon tat Pekin can be pred by he CONDUCTOR SNIDER À tng.e was called this morn- Nor bao td In 16 a cavalo fen Lo Tae cal of the Order of St.Gregory, while! Japanese, but should such an event oc- month's vacation, and has in the past few\u2019| en the cas tall Ner.Jersey Central.ne ons ap 2° keep IL in perfect ond sos as at the feet the bat and sword of the cur the Emperor, it is said, will betake Weeks lectured in all the railway centres ing.Judge Dugas looked distressfu ya Nor West.sirens 10! Cay of Cxperss te he : h ; 0 - - 3 iC C : 30, nor is fixed the buries \u2026 Roman count ses: on a cushion himself and his household to a more re- from Port Huron to Montreal.His the {wo seven-year-o d mites an ra 3 Ny EN Eng.\"+0 srrou0ues 0 3 Der Et Te £ : : mote point of the interior and hostilities meetings have been a great success.He bià hands despairingly: \u2018This procession maha vemmon es 31, 39 Diared where ib esence ; The floral offerings are numerous, ; , - is one of the best delineators of character of children from day to day is shocking\u2019, pine Man.TT TS TE for opdanen WHUTE EL ja ; will continue as before.The legation offi .; ?q } Facifi 1 va 195, the company.Tir : \u2018 and a large number of telegrams Of cials still cling to the belief that the se- IN Canada to-day, and when he Is billed he said, \u2018and it has been ound necessary Leading, Philadelphia.17% Ia fixed in houses at ihe © a condolence are being received at every verity of the approaching winter will com- tO appear, crowded houses are the rule.to instruct the sheriff to provide two new Richmond Tergioal > ue cesse .rs 1s l'An exmerimum win - ie moment.pel the actions to cease until next spring, To-morrow night, in the Y.M.C.A., he will props pd that I a be able to see their £t.l\u2019aul, Chico.& Min.01 go} Just been made ©.cu 11 Large crowds have been visiting the when the Chinese forces will be better or- 8IlVe his popular lecture on \u2018Life on the heads above the desk! St.Paul, Mien, &Man.\u2026 Ci Companv.with 1.¢ hu ; , , : Pacific.cvvivivnnnnnnn 93, 934, | ing one week the .lai 1 apable of opposing the Rail and the People we Meet.The judge\u2019s remarks are apposite; the lezxas \u2018acif .9% oly | \u20ac the remains since yesterday, and the gan zed and more cap ot opp g the This lecture consists of a series of increase of offences by children is deplora- Lion Pacific.114 114 the premises of De number of visitors is expected to be: invading hosts of Japan.Wabash Col sers ren rau ne en LL PEW ZOVETROL Hen 15 ve Lond Oct.30.\u2014The Sh hat character sketches and is replete with ble and may well cause alarm.Wabasn pfd.NT: BE i or RRA ; enormous to-morrow, on account of à on \u2018 th \u2018Central N angha ce laughable representations of the people \u2014___ Western Union Tel.11 87 RE ARAN oa the holiday.Balin Li Hu en Te n Eat 3ays the conductor has met on the train.ARTER SENTENCED Sugar Pr rentes er sec eu ses se nn a 000 000000 be ; ody | fe HESS he The Club National, the Laval law! chief ot imperial oustome at Ten Tain Honeymoon parties, how they look and : ' Gas, Chicago 2 75, ÿ > se \u2018students and the Liberal members of has been summoned to Pekin to attend a how they act, are vividly described.The George Arter, late employee of the Gen.Zlectric.Cees 355 315, GULLY HF.el the \u2018Parlement Modele\u2019 have already ant old man, the young maid, the cantanker- Windsor Hotel, who pleaded guilty yes- Teledo, Ann Arbor & Nor.Mich.ie _ - - conference as to ways and means of rais- id lad d hosts of other t oil \u2019 - CTA are 5 5, L'Islet, River da i.\u2014 held meetings and passed resolutions ing more money for the war ous oid lady, and nosts oi other travellers terday afternoon to stealing ten pounds repber.ET .: cast wind of condolence Lond Oct.30\u2014A despatoh to th will be sketched off in the conduotor\u2019s and a suit of clothes, the property of Father Point n° +.: ondon, .y\u2014 espatol 0 e inimitable style.Mr.Hamilton, now in England, was this 8 Lint.4 The funeral promises to be one of | \u2018pall Mall Gazette\u2019 from Chefoo says that ee \u2019 > \u2019 ; Ty ward at 6 a.m.Miro _ - ; - | shel : -_\u2014 morning sentenced to six months\u2019 im- - the largest in the history of Mont- | twenty-six Japanese transports convoyed McGILL NOTES.prisonment at hard labor.Arter said DOWY AGAIN, Martin River.© ' real.Special trains will be run; by nineteen warships are landing troops he was willing to refund the money for outward at See ( from all points into the city for the| on the mainland north of the Eliot Is-| The medical students will assemble at! the sake of his family, but was told that Fame Point, to! occasion.A number of the ex-pre- ; lands.the college gates at 7.15 to-night, for he should have thought of his family \u2014 North Shore, 111 mier\u2019s friends and admirers have! Londen.Oct.31.\u2014Up to noon to-day thelr annual march.(ihe Students of the before, it was too late then.\u2018People in| CORN PROPS A CENT.AND WHEAT A Wind ; ; ; inese i ther faculties wis at they may have your position,\u201d sald the judge, \u2018should : Mingan, Oct.21 chartered one of th ichelie nd ; the Chinese legation here had received © .y p , Be, \u2019 co.gan, Ontario Navi oy © pee! to brin no confirmation of the reports that the & successful night.Much courtesy has be eminently reliable.A crime commit- FRACTION.Heath l'oint.t + th 3% f es î 1 & | Chinese forces had been defeated at Chen- been shown on both sides, and although a ted by an employee is a breach of con- \u2014 ward at 7 am.Joe u em up for e funeral.| Chong or even that there has been any union of all the faculties has not been idence as well as a theft, and the of- ; .Amherst Island, oc A ; To-morrow evening a monster meet- | fighting.effected this year, it is looked forward fence is the greater when there are a FOREIGN MARKETS FIKM, A FURTHER DE- at 7 am.St, «nar P ing will be held in the Monument London, Oct.31.\u2014A despatch to the t© WIth confidence for next.number of other employees upon whom CREASE IN CORN, Low Point, (nt oi \u2014 = x J 3 - ; > : : - Ré es \u2019 ., a es This à a % \u201cDe.entra] News, from Tien-Tsin, says.\u2014 Fortin ond Lectures Tosteniar Profeseurs suspicion might fail.A weaker tone prevailed in the grain ward, Horace.u olence.1 emonstration is - in \u2018 \u2019 lds © stu- \u2014___ ° He I = : 0 ing convened > ee aaron un ns erE EE intenses A that the dents that, owing to Thursday being a le- rT TA _ , markets this morning and both wheat and - \u2018 The various other Liberal organiza- isting conditfon of things, and is deter- 841 boliday, there would be no lectures fn V*DENING OF MOUNTAIN STREET.|Lorn made considerable of a decline Ly BIRTHS s tions will meet to-night to arrange mined to Investigate affairs personally.the faculty of law.e A committee, consisting of the owners noon.Wheat ovened in Chicags an eighth GAFFIN= On Oct.22 oo the parts to be taken in the last Accordingly, hes summoning the vice- ACCIDENTS of property on Mountain street, have ar- off yesterday's closing prices and recovered, Eixar, Ont.the wil b h to b id to the dead stat roys, governors and other officials be- ce ranged to hold a meeting of all the Moun- put afterwards took a run downward show- W.Goftn, of à son, cnors to be paid to the dead states- fore him.It is asserted that he intends| A cabman named Murphy fell from his tain street proprietors, to-morrow even-|; .decline at noon of % of a cent, the \u2014 mom man._ to learn why a small country like Japan cab near Dominion squarf® last night, sus- Ing.in the hall of the Boys\u2019 Home, for vice then being 32%: Des.and JT May ee > cannot be exterminated.taining a severe scalp wound.He js the purpose of considering tho widening |\" - He Eee 28 Hem 0 OF 577 r P \u2018 als wed a shade eds put made Li sis: ZOUAVED TO DEATH.\u2014__ _ being treated at the General Hospital.of the street and the matter of a bridge \u201cOTN iso cuenct a shade casier sut made +X DL \u2014 .\u2018 Mr.Dennis Sulliv 1 over the ran Trun crossing.The afterwards an advance o ; of a cent over .ANU Under the above heading the \u2018Can- J \u2018 rte at an van got a kick from a members of the City Council have been the closing prices of vesierday.There was ANC , : ; bv , horse an early hour this morning, in , -otdi it here.however.and i dly ard\u2019 publishes the following interest- : : .the stockyard at Point St.Charles, a frac.invited to the mecting, and a reply fa- ho boiding a a JL Ta or _ 6 3 .+ a i Onne a ce OW 2 2 - .ing item :\u2014A man who can boast \u2014 tured arm being the result.poranle to the object has bsen received he morning.The quotatinns aL noon were GRAND «1 ; that he went through the pontifical A SURVEYING PARTY TO BE SENT The General Hospital ambulance was from Ald.Prefontaine.It is Important 1 Dec und 50%e May.being 8 of a cent ; 5 army is Norman Murray, who was summoned to the Dominion Line sheds that all owners of property along the |iuwer than yesterday's closing prices.The y sentenced to imprisonment and to pay TO THE COAST.this morning for Mr.Thos.McDonald, Street should be present.\u2018orelgn markets.according to Beerbohm, | y .eg i -\u2014\u2014e were fi r.The Lond \u2018Mark L Ex- 2 fine for having gone through the \u2014 who fractured his leg in a fal.> Dress\u2019 of Oct.ZW, In its weekly review of | ranks of the St.Jean Baptiste pro- CANADA SHIPPING COMPANY the British grain trade says: English F lis.sen cession last summer Several Boston and Quebec capitalists CHURCH PARADE.Ka wheats have been in better demand and (1° Ymported Fnalish.ne \u2018H ed by C ble St, are in the city in the interest of the A WINDING-UP ORDER ASKED have risen 6d.Foreign wheats are firm French Tweeds, lati.Sauveur, an ov Toutes, onstable St.scheme to build a railway line from Que- hold there Boys of Point St Charles Indian wheat advanced 6d and American Naps, Worsteds, Beaver.© \u2018He was then brought up before Chief Hughes, another ex-Zouave.\u2018À few minutes after he made the acquaintance of the Recorder\u2019s clerk, Mr.Forget, another ex-Zouave.\u2018He had his trial before His Honor Recorder De Montigny, another ex-.Zouave.\u2018He was sent to jail, the governor of which establishment is an ex- Zouave.\u2018This is as much as to say that the poor fellow was zouaved to death.\u2019 = THE QUEBFC TREASCRERSHIP.A caucus of English provincial members is being beld in the city this afternoon, it being understood that Mr.Simpson, of Argenteuil, will not accept the treasur- ership without the consent of his colleagues in the House.ee.A LEGAL HOLIDAY.To-morrow, All Saints Day, being a legal holiday, the Courts, City Hall, and other public offices will be closed.a 8 bec to the Labrador ccast.A short time ago it was reported in the \u2018Witness\u2019 that railway men from the other side were negotiating for the purchase of some of the short lines running out of Quebec for the purpose of extending the system to the coast and establishing a \u201cline of steamers between the coast terminus and Liverpool.By this means it was said that the ocean passage could be | reduced to three and a half days.The ! proposition at first looked a little hazy | but the gontlemen in question have evi- | dently faith in the possibility as well I i | as thc practicability of the undertaking.A surveying party is being organized to go over tha nroposed route, and report ad the scheme.This party will con- - sist of seve¥al engineers from Montreal i and Toronto, and will be ready to com- , mence operations in the course of a few | weeks.ce | | $1,090 FOR AN ARM.The Court of Appeals, yesterday, confirmed the judgment granting $1,000 dam- | ages in the case Daudelin vs.the Ca- ! nadian Pacific Railway Company.The | plaintiff was a brakesman who lost an ; arm by falling into a cattle zuard while j coupling cars.| | will hold their annual church parade on Sunday afternoon next at two o'clock to O\u2019Brien Hall in commemoration of .the anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot.The Rev.Thomas Hall, chaplain to the Prentice Boys, will preach the anniversary sermon.An invitation bas been extended to the Orangemen and True Blues to accompany them.Several bands of music will take part in the parade.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014 PERSONAL.Sir Donald Smith and the Hon.Mr.Foster will sail on their hemeward voyage on Saturday, Nov.3, by the steamer \u2018Cam- pania.\u2019 Lady Smith is on board the \u2018Parisian\u2019, now in mid ocean, on her way to this port.\u2014_\u2014 MEETING OF CREDITORS.A motion of Wm.Farrell to call John B.Terry, hotel-keeper and absentee debtor, to attend a meeting \u2018ot his creditors, has been granted by tho Court.\u2014 ee lf\u2014\u2014 A GROCER ASSIGNS.F.Brisson, jr., grocer, has asgigned at the demand of F.Brisson, sr., with liabilites of about $8,000.The principal Judze Jette.vesterday.granted a petition nresented hv the testamentary cxecutors of the late Mr.Alex.DBuntin.acking for the issue of a winding-up order to liquidate the business of the Canada Shipping Companv.limited.Mr.W.E.Murray was appointed nrovisional liquidator.and the meeting of creditors was fixed for Nov.10.ee mmm The recital by Mr.Friedheim has been postponed for the present, the announcement of date to be made in a few days.A SHADE EASIER.LOCAL BUSINESS CONFINED PRINCIPALLY TO STREET RAILWAY.NO BOARD TO-MORROW AFTERNOON; ALL BAINTS' DAY AND A LEGAL HOLIDAY, The principal business done on the local stock market this morning was in Street Railway stock at a fractional decline from vesterday.Very little was done in the balance of the list.As to-morrow is a bank -idav there will only be the morning ses- creditor is F.Brisson, to the extent of $2,012 sion of the board.3 Local call money is quoted at 4 to 414 advanced 3d.American flour rose 3d.liar- jev.corn and beans.6d.Oats and rve have been weak.To-day the above advance is Haifitaiued.Englsih wheats are held for a steady rise, and foreign for 61 advance.Indian and California wheats are in good request at an improvement In price.Corn is up 6d.and barlev 3d.Oa's.peas, and beans are firm.\u2019 The wheat market was somewhat unsettl à this afternoon, taking a wide range of flu tu- ations, nnd changing rapidly.The closing prices in Chicago were 513;c Oct, 52%,\" Der.and 574 Muay, being % of a cent below the closing prices of yesterday.Corn closed at 51%e Oct., 50'%c Dec., and 50g May, being about one cent below the closing prices of yesterday.Bradstroet's reports a drercase in corn of 609,000 bushels.New York, Oct.31, 2.20 p.n.Wheat, 54%4c Nov., 55%c Der.-\u2014 Closing\u2014 ate May; corn, 57%c Nov., 56c Dec., ñ4Lyr May; Cats, 323c Nov, 33h40 Dec., 36L4c Mas.Duluth, Oct.31, 115 pm.- (losing\u2014 No.1 hard, 5744c Ort.; No.1 Northern, 554c Oct., 5544c Dec., 5S7c May.Toledo, Oct.81, 1.15 p.m.\u2014 Closing \u2014! Wheat, 52142 Oct., 52%c Dec., 7er May; corn 50c cash and May; oats, 29¢ cash.St.Louis, Oct.31, 1.20 pin, - losing \u2014 \u201cVheat, 4830 Oct, 491c Dec, 54}4c May: Custom Made Clothins.} Taillor Mnde suits.Fe Fur Lined Garrs\"\" Blankets, Wool Inder: clothing and othr Dry Good.The subsrribers are order and fer aceunt cern\u2019 at their roo, 5 tre Dame street, en On FREDAY ARTI ROOM D0 I A large assortment of oe be sold wWithont uny r close an estate Sale at 2.30 c'elock.Sale at 30 Selo M.HIChs A CO Miscellaneous ments.Advert: (RECEIVED TOO LATE 10 D¥ CLASSIFIED).MAYBURY\u2014 At St Loa be! the wife of Juines Mur.2° 2 daughter.1 corn, 475gc Oct, 4774c Dec, 4737 May; vats, 28Mc Oct, 29% 6 Dec., 32440 May.Milwaukee, Oct.31.1.15 p.m.\u2014 Closing\u2014 Wheat, 54}4c cash, 57%c Muay.LOST.or Strayed, from a last, small Fox Terrter +! 4 marks, Finder rewar 1] au PT +\" 17s University strech 34 * Tig =.+ - .2 3 = - au =, ce 2! ll 1.5 x I 533 -S 2 sh and tons, DZS, gq\u2019 ei] By ay con- +23 No- h Oct., of à 31 fonday brown urn to 81 V5 STSDAT, ( OCTOBER 31, 1894.Nu ébène #7 mg rs oad og rar DL Ss eB BFL lied THE MONTREAL EEE a La hash at at AP PE DAILY WITNESS.AARP rn rane gL aig Vii - oo .: co.- cmt Wm a a = te wars Qu de» T'AS Ta 9 Sm Py \u2014 \u2014 .-5 OF HOLIDAYS ON CHIL- 7 DREN, s tas made an Important contri- \u2018ho effects of holidaying and -\u2026 growth ani nutrition of chil- -hmt-Monnard, of Halle, has 1 the effect of holidays on the poor, and on bairns wv.raps in life.It seems that .(hey have an excellent system, very poor children get three :try life on the mountains in Sy nies.Well, as the result of uns Made On the effects which .ay rerinds have on the physical SR o?the children, Dr.Schmid- \u2018>,is us that, taken all round, _~go 21 after thelr country visit an \u2026 .weight and in chest capactty 7 _: would have taken a year of ; ta produce A further com- s* wed that if a poor boy\u2014say, _= of eleven years\u2014had enjoyed *.v he came back.despite all the f his birth.nourishment surroundings.quite equal to - \u2018ass bov of ten vears.This lis ra 2: :f We Compare the two under \u201cary circumstances, when the izs much behind in his develop- is further pointed out that - \u2018his way we increase the chest : nant of the child, and give his \u201c \u2026 s-ter play.not only do we lessen : \u2019an>v to consumption.we also im- « boy's whole phyaica! and moral - It seems that at about seven * age.when children are sent to :.1 begin to undergo the discip- \u201cTe school life, an arrest, or rath- \u2018ion, in the rate of thelr growth .433 This.says Dr.Schmid- 71 is to be attributed to the change i -> active infantile life to the more : -,-v existence of the school.Later .= ~eover, the child becomes accus- -\u2014 \u2018 0 Îts environment; it adapts itself .» -: surroundings.and growth is then «>: +1 at the normal rate.\u2014\u2018 Health.i-on vi axes \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.-.superintendent of the Protestart =.of Industry and Refuge acknow- T2 : with thanks: \u2014 From An American, of books; Mr.W.Prescott Sharp, 4 cancels of clothing; Mrs.Capt.Lowe.Mrs.J.H.R.Molson.nine bags Henderson & Jeffrey, quan- Mrs.Foster, Longue Pointe.the Misses Dow, three Messrs.sf meat: : .1y of apples; : -1, pillow cases.\u201c_- treasurer of the Montreal General - s: tal acknowledges with thanks the fol- .ng sums:\u2014Oflicers of the Bank of Mont- \u2026 854; \u2018Star\u2019 and employees, 330; Cons.zers' Cordage Company and employees, i.employees of the Royal Electric Com- -.:+ $44.30; Montreal Steam Laundry and :riovees, 338: Miller Bros.& Toms and ex uvyees, $81.75; employees of George *-_sh.Eagle Foundry.$15.25; Employees of L-.Lag.Paul & Co.$17; Empire Tobacco and employees.$9: O.L.Clark, $5, and :- renovation $25; George Kemp, Little \u2018ts.$12.Andrew Balle, $22.employees : J C.Wilson & Co.$37.55; Friend, $5.for the Rosabelle cot.10 percent, $10; : W.Paterson, $10; J.W.Windsor, #5; > Rev.John Jones.$5; J.Johnston.$2: Mr, Dawson.$2: Royal Scots\u2019 collection, ir.Apdrew's Church, per Mr.W.Currie, 3.1.88; James Morgan, $100; employees rrrea\u2019 S:reet Railway.part proceeds of rk sx: employees G.T.R.mechani- epartment.$176.58; Wm.Davis & Sons, \u201che treasurer of the Sheltering Home » -fnl!v acknowledzes the following dona- :\u2018-\u2014From an unknown friend, $50: Ca- \u20181.Paint Co $15: Miss Weaver, $5; G.hilpott.$1.98; Miss Boxall, package and papers: Miss Mackay.strawber- Miss Smith.preserving kettle: Miss © Osrram.three dosen eggs.two pounds.*-~ three quarts wild strawberries and \" ~z- quantity rhurbarb: North Nation Mills ©.of Hope.quilt; A Friend.basket of \u201c© + ten pounds sugar, package rolled 38 \u201cne melon: Mrs.M.H.Gault, ome * -rab apples: Mr.McCloud.one box 7 -\u2018ixs.Mr.Templeton, quantity of meat times ; Mrs.Gatehouse, cast-off CLINE.Music and Art.( WWUNCIL OF ARTS AND MANUFACTURES.\u201cCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN.The Evening Classes, \u201che control of the COUNCIL OF «NL MANUFACTURES OF THE NTE OF QUEBEC.will be opened season ia the School Rooms, 76 and =r] street, and 1 and 3 Fortifica- alee on MOSDAY, the 5th November, 1894, sm Those desirous of joining presen: non the evening of opening, \u201con will Le given in the following \u201c3, viz\u2014 iro hand, Mechanical and Architectural Brawing.!.ozraphy.zdelling and Wovd Carving.LLi.dinx Construction and Stair .Buildidg., \"æbins, and Yattern Making \u2018for Boot and Shoemakers.) ge of $1.0) will be charged to each pu- which will be returned to those not ab- t more than four (4; times during the nl.- further particulars apply at the rcom, a undersigned, S.C.STEVENSON, B.A., Secy.C.of À.& M., P.of Quetec.31 JESSIE HURLBURT KELLOND, it at Evening Parties, Teacher of Mandolin and Guitar.Terms, $3.00 32.+ per month.428 St.Dominique \"4 Sevoni door above Prince Arthur #1, 37 TK ART SCHONOL\u2014Instruction in \u201cranches af Art.Calling this week ~~ haif-rate tu\u2018:fon.2144 St.Catber- Tver Alexander street.Chas.Kelly {ULTYRE, ITALIAN LLY s:znor Nuno, New York, Signor ¢ ¢\" T.ronty Conservatory.certificated © Harry Wheeler, Chicago.Also commotion he Lad oo at all under=-tan.'ir o parade.He ave light when he sax put his nase in Sultan : don't ve belong in the kit mo: backed out to : see if I Was foilos >: steps (there wero 75 again to see if I vo to the well and te.k rope with his tre\u201d around and stood i while the fright water to appease After the affatr tan had returne! membered Hhavi- bang quite a ln made his unexpre: cook's domains.T someone to attend evidently thonc someone to act.He was a vers found he could or as well as the ol quietly steal in il: no one in ithe ki him.He would ered bv the chip would come to nr misdemeéanors : out for them.jou wide, say.\u2018Salva orchard : I'm sort: when he would orchard.but not he would leap the was never knowin in.I would talk + moral turpitude tell have no sugar at nig\u2019 keep out a day or iw no one would soe hiv, © temptation would he 7 ; his principles, and wo + on forbidden ground ; cauld noi fasten the ga \u2018nailing it as secnrely à the fence, in =uch a mr could not open it.3 \u201ca volume with lus.remarkable intelligerr» One of your corres of herself as an \u201cwaa cause she can ho: without injury.] the same myrelf 16°! stores where dogs 5.and going up to thom IT have been war: =! i \u2018Madam.that der ce [Bite ; it does not : handle i1 \u201d ] hu (a Le | been molested by 283 Commissioners street.Beli Tel.337.\u20181 think they have \u2026 ! tere me | ! i À COUPON FOR PICTURESQUE CANADA HOW TO GET IT.\u2014tor\u2014 M Part No.34.q 0 Cutout three \u2018Daily Witness\u2019 ! ï Coupons, and send to\u2018 Witness\u2019 Office, with 10c.or hand to any new-dealer handling the *Witness.\u2019 \u2018 t | .Send your Name and | Address plainly written | | | the keen percept.which cnables then te j at once.Cars, esp 1° discriniination not uv to them \u2014A Lover « \u2014 DAILY STELS 10% WEDNE=S vy Only a day.yet oe.\" Its impulse shalt with And the fruits of 1 = Be given tu The EL Pass the time of v here in fear.-1 Pci 1.O fear not thou io le Far rather fear tv « Has thousand snarcs th: By peril, pain and =\"._.If there is nothing in our - is like Christ it won't mu difference what we suy IN F meeting.\u2014 Ram's Horn.\u2019 yo. (VEpNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1894.Poe 0 A rn or Teer ca Wa Thr rd THE MONTREAL rm cf 8 ne TY ere 3 ka er dir TT Pe rt ay am Auer t Ky ys eh RYE a DAILY WITNESS.Wing carter mes 4e Lure \u2026 22150 gs pe PRES de ied oe wp bY 9 TH Wars, (By Frances Bacon Payne.) a 's heart seemed to grow quite Lees was talking to her.How consistent what he was saying to ne now seemed with what he had ex- ja about the mills and the busi- Iv a little while before ! What I She looked at him plained ass on ° aid he mean .i vonderingly.Lo.| \u2018But the expense of this is tremen- \u2018We could live so _1-ms,\u201d she said.\u201cnch more carefully in a little place \u201cin the country, perhaps.I don\u2019t son where all the money is coming from to pay the bills, and the servants ard the horses, and everything, if the (1s are shut, Douglas 7 \u2018You don't understand, dear, that q man can always get money.Why.is nothing to borrow an income tor a while when your own is tied \u201cpo vou mean that you would bor- .-« the money from anyone that you giva to me for the expenses ?\u201d she asxed.\u201ctell.1 may not have to,\u2019 Douglas at \u2018I can\u2019t give up on account of -ia, thougb, Louise, and you must + think about it any more.Wait -! see, Walt and see.We'll talk wat it again.You're tired to- izht.and so am I.It\u2019s late, and wma tn go to bed.It has been a pretty tough day.\u2019 \u20181 don\u2019t frol a bit tired,\u2019 said Louise, g-ring up and walking over to the lamp.which she put out with a little anap by pulling the tassel at the side.\u2018I am only trylog to under- \u2018and.but I don't seem to succeed very well, Perhaps to-morrow will ra herter for both of us.It has been g hard day, hasn't it, Douglas ?She i not want to forget how much -der it had been for him than for +- and she leaned lightly against sm as they went upstairs together.Tam glad the children are so young; +-ov may never know,\u2019 she went on.\u2018Things will surely be all right again ~ po a] a n \u201c x hofore they are old enough to under- #ond, won't they, dear ?I am £o anxious to help to make them right.I wonld give up anything, everything, rather than go on when it is wrong.Yoru must that.\u2019 He stooped at the head of the landing and kissed her good-night.\u2018It won't be necessary.so don't worry anv more.\u2019 he said.But that did not comfort her.She went into hor room with a great new weight on her heart and in her mind.It was the first time that any serious question had come up between her husband and herself, and the first time that they had materially disagreed.It opened up a new vista of life to her.\u201cat evening, and pondered over alone or herself until she had had her not vory satisfactory talk with him, made tar feel, as she slowly undressed, that fer girlhood was over.She wished rr a moment that she had known in tie morning what was coming to her.She would have planned her day so! d\u2018fferently.One thing, she would Live stayed longer at the Lawrence's eception.She was enjoying herself so much, but she hurried home so as not to be late for dinner.And the might have had her tea with the children, instead of sitting through the long dinner by herself, with all of the evening papers hidden in her 2p.so that the servants would not see them.Those were very little \u201csings.after all, but still she thought them.Her hands were so cold $22 could not do her hair, so she left ranging, long and wavy, down on ~=r back, It was early in the morn- ig when she finally fell asleep.Louise learned a great deal during nt months that followed.Some of wonder over things that never oc- 8 Ci ES \u201cirred to her before, and t° je awake ive at night thinking the: ht.Her daily life was a co .ual bat- tL.» with herself, and or.a which, after the first, her hea and her Ynlerstanding had no sys @thy.She was surprised to find he .strong she as, and that nothing affected her fealth, for she was making a great \u2018a upon her physical endurance, There were many days when she | give up the struggle, not because she \u201cas a coward, but because she saw «effect her useless efforts to change ings had upon her.Her bright rit was going, and her feelings ;3>mt people and things were chang- -& She hoped that something, \u201cner better or worse, would hap- «a.But nothing happened.Matters went on about the same wh Douglas.The mills did not -+n again, though he told her each \u201cek that they surely would.She &-}\" up the house very much as usual.ser had three servants, fewer than sa had ever had before, but no one realized that.She economized as *-1 as she could, and as much as - viglas would let her.After the ST few months she stopped going ./ \u201cIm for money ; she waited for :-# 19 come to her.She knew that 7 4id not have it of his own, so she ded to let that miserable scene $.Sy.She dreaded the first of the -90à unspeakably ; there was al- Frs the doubt about being able to pa her bills, the wondering of what \u201c riglas would do and say.and the same hopeless, pitiful appeals to him ake some other arrangement of list at this time some friends of 0 Fame over from England.He was BERLE upon Louise the importance (.\u201cn'ertalning them.They had be sure and remember 11 That, in conjunction | .vith what she had read in the papers\u2019 | them to dinner, and Louise did her best to have evervthing pleasant and {like the old days.She had spent the afternoon arranging one of her |last winter gowns so that it might :look quite up to the prevailing fash- \"ion.She had not had much experience in sewing, and for the first time in her life she was conscious of an ill-fitting back.It was at the dinner table that .Douglas proposed giving a reception , for them.Louise was enthusiastic over the idea, and just for a brief moment she acted as she used to feel.It was such a luxury to be the cordial, hospitable hostess once more.So the day was settled upon for the tea.After the Hollands left, Louise thought of speaking to Douglas about the inadvisability of entertaining them further, under all the circumstances, but she realized it was too late, and let the matter drop.She felt tired, and soon went upstairs.Lately she had been sleeping in the spare room on the same floor with the \u2018nursery, for she had developed a nervous feeling about the children, and liked to be near them.Sometimes she would beg the little Midge from Jeanne, and take her to sleep with \u2018her.That privilege was against the rules of the well-ordered nursery, but Louise thought the rules counted for little in comparison with the present needs of her heart.And how i different it made her life to wake up in the morning with the little soft i face nestled against hers! The children occupied her thoughts more than \u2018ever now.Her happy moments were : with them, and her sad moments, too.She was haunted sometimes, when ;sho was depressed.by the idea that : something might happen to her, and \u2018that Millicent would grow up and feel as she did.An inheritance of care was not what she wanted to , leave to her children.She got up and dressed quickly, and decided to talk to Douglas before : he went down town.But when she reached the breakfast table, instead of being able to speak of what was on her mind, she had to arrange about the tea for the Hollands, and dissuade Douglas from having some expensive professional musicians to play.(To be continued.) i ! i | | i ! | I ; | «Take a hole and put some dough around it, then fry inlard.\"\u201d\u2019 This simple recipe has brought thousands to grief, just because of the frying in lard, which as we all know hinders digestion.In all recipes where you have used lard, try (ottolene | the new vegetable shortening and .you will be surprised at the delightful and healthful results.It is without unpleasant odor, unpleasant flavor or unpleasant results.With CorTOLENE in your ~ kitchen, the young, the delicate ' and the dyspeptic can all enjoy * the regular family bill of fare.! § ) SI Cottelene is sold in 3 and 5 : 8 -, Pound pails, by all grocers.AAI | FAY GS \u2014 ! \u20ac Bab PA 1 Made only by 1 : (524) | The N.K.Fairbank | VE À Company, ÿ Wellington and Ann Sts, MONTREAL REV.7.W.LEGGOTT, B:OLKLIN, ONT., writes: After giviog the K.D.C.a fair trial, I am satis- : fled it is the beet remedy for Dyspepsia ever ! brought within my reach.I bave found ft all that it is claimed in its behalf, and have much pleasure in recommending it a8 a most excellent remedy.IS YOUR DIGESTION WEAKENED THROUGH INDISCRETION OF DIET?USE x > Free Sample of K.D.C.mailed 10 any address.K.D.C.Co.Ltd., New Glasgow, N.S., or 127 State st,.Boston, Mass.WHERE ARE YOUR Visiting Cards?They are all used, and you require to order a new supply from ! | BISHOP, 169 St.James street.Medicines, &c.Ayer\u2019s Pills \u201c1 would like to add my testimony to that of others who have used Ayer's Pills, and to say that I have taken them for many Fears, and always derived the best resulfs from their use.For Stomach and liver troubles, and for the cure of headache caused by these derangements, Ayer's Pills cannot be equaled.When my friends ask me what is the best remedy for disorders of the stomach, Liver, or Bowels, my Invarisble answer is Taken in season they will break up a cold, prevent la grippe, check fever, and regulate the digestive organs.They are easy to take, and Are the best medicine I have ever all-round famil known.\u2019\u2014 Mrs.MAY JOHNSON, 368 Rider Ave., New York City.AYER\u2019S PILLS Highest Awards at Worlid\u2019s Fair.Ayer*s Sarsaparilla forthe blood.UY RED LION OINTMENT, AND SEE THAT YOU GET IT.Athletes should use this valuable ointment for cuts, bruises, spralns or strains.Is algo a spiendid remedy for ulcerated logs, bad breasts, chapped hands, chilblains, scalds, burns, abscesses, sore eyes, bad heads, scrofulous sores, ana all cutaneous eruptions.Sold by the following druggists: rice, 26 cepts: \u2014John Lewis, Victoria square, ranch, corner St.Catherine ahd Guy sts.E.Leonard, 113 St.Lawrence Main street.Dr.Stroud, 525 St.Lawrence Main street, B.E.McGale, 2128 Notre Dame street.Medical Hall, 585 Wellington street, Point St.Charles.E.Du Berger, 260 Centre street, Point St.Charles.ohn T.Lyons, corner Craig and Bleury streets.Wholegale Agents, Kerry, Watson & ., Montreal.Proprietors, Red Llon Mfg.Co., Office, 246 St.James stroet, Montreal.4 W aX FLOWERS, SHEET WAX, Moulds and all the materials for making Wax Flowers always in stock.MACKENZIE'S INHALANT\u2014For the re- Met and cure of cold in the head, Catarrh, Hay Fever, etc.The most effectual remedy on the market.\u2018 .WINTER FLUID\u2014For chapped hands, Lips and all roughness of the skin, which it renders beautifully smooth and soft.J.A, HARTE, Druggist, 1780 Notre Dame & 2332 St.Catherine sts.Telephones : 1190 and 3540.8 Furs, &c.HERMANN RIEPERT, Manutacturing Furrier, has opened =a Retail Department, and solicits your patronage for any article you may require in the Fur Line, also any Old Furs requiring Renovating, Dyeing or Altering to prevailing Fashion.1827 NOTRE DAME ST, A few doors east of McGill st.HIRAM JOHNSON, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIER \u2014AND\u2014 Dealer in and Exporter of Raw Furs.Jobbing a Speciaity.Correspondence Solicited.494 St.Paul st Removal ONTREAL PROÔTOGRAPH SUPPLY Will Remove on MAY 1st to British Empire Building- 1724 NOTRE DAME STREET, (Cor.St.Francois Xavier st.) 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Apply at the \u201c\u201c WITNESS' OFFICE, | Bell Telephone 9332.ROOX 604, Ncw York Life Building, PLACE D'ARMES SQUARE.Money Loancd on Rcal Estate, ) A dr ea re Tl Cn Try J rer re SES 1 EPRI RS CEPR à A ; ¥ SA TS LA ATO A I he ma @ ae?yr were wwe \u2014 OT ET SAN re Tye arp 10 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.WEDNESDAY, OcTorrr 21.1504 TT 0 ; li dk WONDE STEAM E von = \\ y ; J steady advance in the morality and know- } RFUL STEAM ENGINE.UNA NBT RE eas A DECISION REVERSED.PLOUGHING MATCH.CRITICISED THE PREMIER.ledge of mankind.The struggle would BY IT HIRAM MAXIM GENERATES THE POWER 1 E.CI VEGOSRE Vi ¥ * A district ploughing match was held \u2014 be a desperate one, but there was no FOR HIS FLYING MACHINE, _\u2014_.THE SITE OF A NEW SCHOOL AT last Thursday on the farm 0 three LORD SALISBURY REPLIES TO LORD doubt as to how it would terminate.\u2019 Much interest is manifested both in | NOTES FROM TE a.POINT ST.CHARLES.A uumber of judgments were rendered yesterday in the Court of Appeals, amony which was one in a case of in- torest in reference to school matters.On July 16, 1891, several proprietors re- gilding in the fourth school division at Point St.Charles, wanted to form a new section, On July 25, 1891, the Commissioners adopted a resolution refect- ing the request.This was appealed to the Superintendent.The matter was referred back to tho Commissioners, who subsequently, on March 5, 1893, passed a resolution in favor of bullding a chool at the north corner of the property r Mr.A.Cordeau.Mr.Cordeou gives them a portion of his lot for the school, which they accept with thanks.The contract for building is given to cne | Guiollette, and the construction is commenced.There are 3cme changes in the board, and suggestions are made that a now site be chosen, and permission is askad of the Superintendent to change the site selected.The latter refuses, and orders the school to be built on the original site, and that it be proceeded with at once.A mandamus was sub- gequently issued to compel the Commis- gloners to go cn with the work.The schoolhouse was built, bowever, in another part of the section, but the Court ordered that it be removed to the original site, on lot 17S.In the appeal this decision was reversed with costs, Sir Alexander Lacoste, Chief Justice, delivering the judgment.Ce A CHINESH ACCOUNT.4 FURTUEPR DEMONSTRATION THAT THERE ARE TWH SIDES TO THE STORY.Mr.Chow Cum again writes from Japan to nis friend Mr.Chee Ping, in Montreal, and says: \u2018The Chinese and Japanese are skirmishing here and there and fighting : now and then very fiercely.There is uch turmoil, and sometimes the Japanese seem to win and sometimes the Chinese.It seems to me, however, that the Chinese get the best of it.Far more battles are won by our men than by the Japs, although when I read the American papers I see that the reports are mostly in favor of the Japanese! I suppose that is because the Americans do not like our peofle.One report, I notice, tells of the sinking of two Chinese ships by the Jap- anege in the Yellow Sea.(The writer does not give the names of the ships nor whereabouts in the Yellow Sea the sinking took place.) It speaks as if a victory had been gained.by the Japanese, whereas such was not the case.It was the Chinese who sank two Japanese ships, and although they lost their own a few minutes after, it was not to the giory of the Japanese that they did so.It was through an ac- cident\u2014the fault of the Chinese sailors themselves, who had carelessly allowed some gunpowder to take fire.\u2019 The letter is dated Oct.12.-\u2014 DRUNKENNESS NO EXCUSE.Wm.Cullen, 21, laborer, was sentenced to ten days\u2019 Imprisonment, yesterday, for stealing a load of coal.\u2018I was the worse for liquor and did not know what I was doing,\u201d he urged in his defence.Such a plea always angers Judge Dugas, \u2018You knew wiht you were doing before you got drunk, and you deserve extra punishment for getting drunk,\u2019 he said\u2014 \u2018take him away,\u201d he added.Cullen adjourned to the cells hurriedly.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 CHESS TOURNAMENT.The management committoe of the Y.M.C.A.chess tournament, which opens on Nov.5, have co®pleted drawing up the schedule of games.Four evenings a week will be occupied by tournament games, extending the competition over nearly a month.Those taking part are Messrs.Munn, Midgley, Lindsay, Calder, Beecher, Smith, Lawrence, Sharnon, Watson, Taylor, Burrell and Tedford.\u2014_\u2014 TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL.In the case of tho Richelieu and On- tarin Navigation Company against the Commiercial Urion Insurance Company to recover the amount cof $40,000 for the burning of the steamer \u2018Corinthian,\u2019 leave was granted to the Insurance Company to appeal to the Privy Council in England from the receat decision of the Court of Appeals in favor of the Richelieu Cor- pany.\u2014\u2014 THE GERMAN CRISIS.Berlin, Oct.39.\u2014 Ex-Charcellor Von Caprivi had an audi:nce with the Emperor at Potsdam at noon to-day.It bad been arranged for Gencrai Caprivi to meet the Cabinet Council at noon, fer the purpose of taking leave of his old associates., Dut the meeting was deforred ogling tn-the fact that the matter of filling the office cf raine, which was vacated by Prince flcheniohe.was till unscttied.The statements that Count Zu Eulenburg had been appointed to the place are without fouadation.The scalo wavers between General Von Loe and Prince Hchenlohe- Langenburg.The Emperor offered Gen.Caprivi the command of an army corps, but at present the ex-Chancellor desires a rest > Ee .1 Moe, Ormstown, when ploughs started in two classes.In each class there were ten prizes offered for ploughing and three for neatest and cleanest team and harness.In the senior class, open to the province, the prizes were awarded as follows: 1, John Logan, Cha- teauguay; 2, Robert Ness, jr., Chateau- guay; 3, Robert Petrie, Chateauguay; 4, J.J.McEwan, Beauharnols; 5, -Alex.Mc- Gregor, Chateauguay; Parlan McFarlane, Huntingdon; 7, John McArtney, Chateau- guay; 8, Thomas Hamilton, Chateauguay, 9, \u2018Malcolm McNaughton, Huntingdon; 10, James Reid, Chateauguay.The first prize for neatness was awarded to Robert Ness, jr.; second, Alex.McFarlane; third, John Logan.In the class for juniors under twenty-one, the following took prizes: 1, James Bryson, Chateauguay, 2, George Nussey, Chateauguay; 3, D.Drysdale, Beauharnois; 4, Albert Ness, Chateau- guay; 5, John Roy, Chateauguay; 6, M.McNaughton, Huntingdon; 7, Hugh Craig, Chateauguay; 8, Matthew Roy, Chateau- guay; 9, A.Rodgers, CHateauguay; and for neatness, 1, Albert Ness; 3, Hugh Craig; 3, Matthew Roy.The judges in the senior class were Mr.George Du- chanan, Montreal; Mr.James Bryson, Chateauguay; and Mr.James Cooper, Hun- tingdon; and in the Junior, Mr.Daniel McFarlane, Huntingdon; Mr.James Angel, Chateauguay, and Mr.James Conley, Beauharnois.The Hor.L.Beaublen,Minister of Agriculture, who contributed $150 towards the prizes, was present all day and expressed himself as being much pleased with the turnout and work done.In the evening the invited guests, along with the directors, judges and ploughmen, sat down to a sumptuous dinner, presided over by Mr.Wm.Greig, M.P.P.The Minister of Agriculture made an address, complimenting the ploughmen on their success.Speeches were also made by Mr.Wm.Ewing, Montreal; Col.McEachran, and Messrs.Geo.Buchanan, R.Ness, Jas.Steele, and Wm.Greig.The match was a great success, furnishing good instruction for all.\u2014 tl KILLED FIVE HUNDRED TIGERS.OFFICIAL ACTION TO RID SINGAPORE OF BEASTS OF PRET.(From the London \u2018Telegraph.\u2019) The great drawback to Singapore, and in a lesser degree to Penang and other islands in the neighborhood of the Straits of Malacca, is that the dense and impenetrable woods with which they are clothed afford shetler to countless tigers of a very ferocious description.It has therefore been found necessary to create an office which is called in English \u2018\u201cTiger-Slayer-in-Chief \u2019 to the governor of the Straits Settlements.Singapore is but a short way from the mainland, and the tigers have for many years been in the habit of swimming across the strait and issuing forth at night from their fastneases to prey not only on the flocks and herds of the natives, but occasionally upon young children and unprotected women.: To those who are aware of the proficiency and courage shown by French nivora, it will be no surprise to learn that the gcvernor of the Straits Settlements has just selected a citizen of that aspiring nation\u2014M.De Nancourt by name \u2014to fill the post of \u2018Tiger-Slayer-in-Chief\u2019 at Singapore.It appears that M.De Nancourt has killed five hundred tigers with his own rifle, against a bag of only four hundred made by Major-Gen.Pro- byn, the well-known English shikarri.Some of our Parisian contemporaries claim credit for the French nation as supplying an official akin to thelr own grand louvetier for employment in a British cclony.We are reminded by our lively friends across the Channel that untif M.Du Chaillu encountered and slew theo gorilla we knew nothing as to the existence and habits of that formidable monster, and that the greatest of our living hunters, Mr.Selous, is of French origin.If M.De Nancourt is able to kesp down the number of tigers haunting the jungles and woods of Singapore and taking toll of the native inhabitants, neither the latter ner any other British subject will teke any exception to kis nationality.The great bulk of the population of Singapore,\u201d numbering altogether nearly two hundred thousand souls, are Chinese and Malays, who, like the natives of India, lcok to whites shikarris to rid them of dangerous end savage beasts of prey.In the meantime the importance of Singa- rore and the other dependencies of Great Pritaln in its neighborhood demands that tha governor of Alrace-Lur- | what is called \u2018the accurga of the colony\u201d | \u2014the tiger\u2014should be kept within rea- : sonable limits.We hear, therefore, with \u201c satisfaction, that a \u2018Tigar-Slayer-in-Chief to the Governer of the Straits Settlements\u2019 has been created for this purpose.| \u2014___ YALE AND CORNELL.; New Haven, Conn., Oct.30.\u2014Manager | Ben Cable, of the Yale eleven, at noon to- | dey denied absolutely that there would be any football match between Yale and Cornell this year.ee A Lt tA 2 WE TL ina TT ps eee ST # css abus ) =.col = sportsmen in their pursuit of big car-! ROSEBERY'S BRADFORD SPEECH.- To TT London, Oct.30.\u2014Lord Salisbury, speaking in Edinburgh this evening, replied to Lord Roseberÿ's speech against the House of Lords.\u2018The Prime Minister, he said, had drawn a biæ obstacle in the way of home rule, but it was evident that during his Bradford address he mentally, if not actually, held his tongue in his cheek.Lord Rosebery bad no more power than had anybody else to determine the subject which had been referred to the voters at the next election.To submit a detailed measure for the decision of the electors was certainly an honest proceeding, and in the form in which it existed in the United States was decidedly advantageous to good government and the stability of the country.However, Lord Rosebery had not stated his project, but had merely asked that a blank cheque be drawn in favor of his instrument in the House of Commons.It was ridiculous to suppose that the English and Scotch electorates would place their neck under the feet of men in the west and south of Ireland who had sent Archbishop Walsh\u2019s battalions to Westminster, If the Liberals would only drop this ruinous Irish policy the parties in the House of Lords would be found more evenly balanced than ever before.He must warn the people earnestly against an unrestrained representative chamber.Urging new theories prompted new cowardice.Ia closing his address Lord Salisbury expressed confidence that Mr.Jos.Chamberiain's domestic proposals would receive the hearty support of the Unionists of all sections.Most of Lord Salisbury\u2019s speech was commonplace criticism of Lord Rosebery, without the slightest suggestion of a counter-policy.\u2018I have heard,\u2019 he said, \u2018many proposals to change the constitution of the House of Lords.Some of them I sympathize with; some of them doubtless are very bed, but everybody is agreed that all of them would end in making the Lords much stronger against the Commons than they now are.Such proposals, therefore, did not suit the Premier, whose object is to make the Commons supreme.But Lord Rosebery enunciated no policy; he merely proposed to his followers a string of conundrums, with which their intellects, doubtless, will be engaged for the short time remaining to the present Parliament.The Lords threw out the measure passed in the Commons solely by the support of members from the west and south of Ireland.By so doing the Lords merely presented the revolutionary changes in the constitution which those members dictated: I do not contend that England and Scotland have the power of imposing new conditions upon Ireland, but I do claim that when a revolutionary change is proposed their voices must be heard, and unless there be a second chamber they could not be heard.Lord Rosebery\u2019s resolution, doubtless, would be passed against the voices of England and Scotland by the Irish, but does he imagine that it will possess any authority.Everybody knows it 1s impossible that the House of Lords should be swept away to enable England and Scotland to abase themselves.The proposition is ludicrous, although made by tbe Premier.Lord Rosebery said that the resolutions of the Commons carried great force in the west.So they did but they had been resolutions respecting the finances of the country and the guidance of the House in the exercise of their undoubted rights.The Commons may pass this resolution, but it will have no legal weight.\u2018The House of Lords would also pass a resolution placing the case before tha English people.Then dissolution would tollow, and the electors, as usual, would vote about matters more nearly concerning their hearts without thinking twice of the rival resolutions.I do not mean for a moment to say that the constitution would endure if the majority of the nation\" were distinctly and steadily against it, but before altering it we must ascertain the real opinion of the nation, and although a show of physical force might be made I should be very much surprised to see the English people applying force to ensure their own wishes subjected to those of the west and south of Ircland.Lord Rosebery complained of the empty Liberal benches in the House of Lords.Not many years since this was quite different.The majority of the peers supported the Liberal Government agaizst tho Conservative opposition after the death of Lord Palmerston.Why this remarkable change?It is because Liberal opinions, not men, change.The latter had been far-sighted enough to see that Mr.Gladstone's policy was to the danger of the integrity of the Empire, and had joined the ranks of those who desired to render the severance of England and Ireland impossible.The proposed changes in the House of Lords would affect vast sections of society.By no means the rich alono oppressed the government.Numbers who were attached to the religious institutions of the country and valued freedom, security of contract and sanctity of property trembled in fear lest the new theories and new cowardice prompting them should shatter the hopes of a ï Replying to the vote of thanks extended to him, by the meeting, the ex-Prime Minister took occasion to say: \u2018All of Lord Rosebery's talk about the power in the House of Lords is nonsense.The attempt to make capital agalnst the House of Lords by using my name is an audacious, {impudent fabrication, unworthy of the man who made it.\u2019 -_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 VICTORIA PARLIAMENT IN SESSION.Melbourne, Oct.30.\u2014The Earl of Hope- toun, Governor of Victoria, opened Par- Hament to-day.He said that the session would be davoted to the work of placing .the colony's finances on a sound basis.Stringent economy would be observed In all departments, and direct taxation would be used to keep the proper balance of the budget.The salaries of judges and agents-general would be reduced, a tax on the improved value of land would be introduced and an aksentee land tax would Le enforced.Efforts would ba made also to secure the federation of the colonies.The Earl of Hopetoun advocated a federation with intercolonial free trade and such a degree of protection for Victorian industries as would save them from the keenest competition of the outside world.el AN ELECTRIC SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT.Melbourne, Oct.80.\u2014Mr.Allen, a resident of Melbourne, has invented an electric submarine torpedo boat which, he claims, can be sunk to any depth and can be run as fast as a surface boat.It can be kept submerged, he says, for three days.A successful experiment with Allen's boat was mado last week in the presence oi the Earl of Hopetoun, and many naval and military officers.After seeing the experiments Admiral Sir Bowen-Smith gave the opinion that the boat was all that Mr.Allen claimed, and was destined to revolutionize naval warfare.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 M.FAVETTE STEPS DOWN AND OUT.Paris, Oct.30.\u2014In the Cabinet council at the Elysee to-day the ministers considered the case of M.Favette, the high official who almost wrecked the cabinet by charging up 640 dinners and six cab fares against the government.At the instance of M.Lourties, minister of commerce, President Casimir-Perier signed a decree removing Favette from office.M.Guerin, minister of justice, says that the papers bearing upon M.Favette\u2019s misconduct will be submitted to the Attorney-General.-\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN NEWS IN BRIEF.Mr.Fred.Balby, night -yardmaster at North Bay.Ont., had one of his legs cut off while trying to jump on the yard engine last night.The St.Hyacinthe \u2018Courrier\u2019 says it is probable that during the month of December the line of the United Counties Railway will be completed to Sorel.The work is being actively pushed.Thos.Harris, aged 104, died at Salem, Ont., yesterday morning.He was a native of Ireland, and had resided in Salem for the past forty years.He acted as constable at the elections for a number of years.The troopship \u2018Tyne\u2019, from England, via Bermuda, with drafts and supernumeraries for the garrison and ships at Halifax, arrived in port last evening and anchored off the dockyard.\u2018While engaged in household duties Ade- lina Pendergast, living about four miles from Eganville, Ont., was accidentally shot by the discharge of a gun which stood in one corner of a room in which the poor girl was employed in some household duty.It appears that on passing the spot where the weapon stood she saw it fall, and stooped to pick it up and replace it.While in the act of doing this it exploded, the contents passing into her body.She lived only five hours after the accident.\u2014\u2014\u2014 CABLE NOTES.Prince Hohenlohe-Langeburg, to whom has been offered the governorship of Al- sace-Lorraine, paid a visit to the Emperor at Potsdam yesterday.Committees of the Hungarian House of Magnates discussed on Monday the bills for freedom of worship and recognition of Judaism, which were sent back by the Deputies.The bill for the recognition of Judaism was adopted without change.The Belgian Socialist deputies have drawn up their programme for the next session of Parliament.They propose to submit bills for a general amnesty of political and press offenders, for the regulation of hours of labor, for workingmen's insurance and state inspection of labor conditions and revision of the tariff.The London \u2018Daily News\u2019 correspondent in Vienna says that the excitement owing to the delay of the franchise reform increases daily.At an indignation meeting in a suburban town a Socialist, named Schubmayer, incensed the workingmen so greatly as almost to provoke a riot.The police attacked and scattered a large crowd cf workingmen last evening who had just left a meeting in the suburbs to march through the city.Europe and America in the engine and boiler which Mr.Maxim :nade for his flying machine.Skilful builders have made five and ten horse-power motors for steam launches that would give one horse: power for eight or ten pounds of weight, and in so doing thought they had achieved a wonderful success.Their suppositions were correct, too.People read INT ory The sister rity EF.» ( far hettar prot oq Rards empty hos ono Teporting thas the such buildings in ve cbresent thane and ed te be Ge \\ Reels in.Duda vo with amazement, therefore, of Mr.Maxim\u2019's actually getting 363 horse power, and expecting even yet to derive 500 from apparatus weighing but very little cver 1,800 pounds.A large part of this triumph of engineering skill is due to the construction of the boiler.It is of the water-tube type and a cross between the Darrow and Thornecroft patterns, used in tho latest British torpedo boats.The tubes are of sheet copper, the inside set having a diameter of only half an inch, and the CROSS SECTION OF THE BOILER, outside ones three-sixteenths.The Y- shaped down-take from the horizontal drums of the water bottoms is of three- inch pipe.square feet of heating surface for the flame (produced by vaporized naphtha) to bathe.There are several original and very ingenious devices, such as gaugers and injectors, connected with the boiler, Furnace, casing, feed-water heater, boiler, and water (of which last there are 200 pounds) weigh 1,200 pounds.A pressure of 330 pounds is used.From the boller there are two pipes, one supplying steam to each of the engines; and the latter are used to drive separate propeller shafts.The high- pressure cylinder of each engine has a piston of 5.5 inches diameter, the low- pressure pistons eight inches, and =a stroke of a foot.The high-pressure cutoff is .75 of a stroke, low pressure .625.The high-pressure cylinder has a large clearance.The ports and steam passages are unusually larga.Piston valves are used with three inches travel.About seven hundred and fifty revolutions a minute is the maximum speed attained.-_\u2014 THE LATEST FISH STORY.ONE GETS INTO THE PIPES OF A CHURCH ORGAN BEFORE A WEDDING.This is the story of a flsh, a water motor, an organ and a wedding.The fish in some fashion found its way into the water motor of the organ at Emmanuel Church, and was unable to find its way out again.Apparently, in trying to do so, however, it succeeded in getting into the wind pipe, or rather wind-pipes, of the organ, so that the instrument wheezed and choked at times as if it had an extremely bad attack of asthma.The discovery of the presence of some obstruction was made on Tuesday, when the church was used several times by societies who were holding meetings on that day.The organ was being plaved by the Rev.Mr.Searing, the pastor of the DBos- ton deaf-mutes, who had volunteered his services, when suddenly oue of the two motors of the organ stopped working.It was not known whether the obstruction was a fish or an eel, and the only war to find out and remove it was by opening the motor and examining it.But there was a wedding\u2014the Wllliams-Sneiling wedding\u2014to be held at the church on Wednesday, and the regular organist was in a state of mind.There was not time to have the organ repaired ard yet he did not care to endanger his reputation by playing on an organ with a fish in its water motor.Such uncertainty was felt course that the fish might take and its consequent effect upon the organ that finally an orchestra was hired to be on call to fill up any gap that might occur in the organ music.The orchestra was placed in an anteroom, but its services were, fortunately, not required.The fish had evidently become wearied by its efforts to escape and kept quiet, and the organist went triumphantly through the musical programme.This morning workmen from an organ factory took out the plug of the water motor and removed the fish.\u2014 Boston \u2018Transcript.\u2019 _\u2014 ROYAL ELECTRIC BONDS.Canadian securities are the favorite at present in the London market, judging from the success of recent issues.Mr.David Morrice returned from England on Monday, and announces the provisional sale of $750,000 bonds of the Royal Electric Company at a good figure.Yesterday morning the Royal sent out a circular calling a special general meeting of shareholders at the company's office to about the | there being ar pue.by Messre.Moan tained Try avontie ani + A0 new brick \u20181 mn 6 corner of Cale a large ler 01 Messrs, Savina oo.Street, near The tained centage stack avenne teaux hos jouer oo ov on Vinet street 1.wi ta ge cet > A proposal ds oon 7 lum or heart or she?cipalitv.The sie +o | sticet, bevord Vince ow There is about eight hundred | of land can Le oc! tain The Hbulllne will school commission bv the Grev 2 ve A LV A Rerarding the ter | which was br meeting of hoe bably te further > ing's citizens arom > for all 1t in view of the oo meetiny a fe sh = ow ooh of the sister at this fun.These has grow\u201c == Jactor, wi.imposing so lelfpal titles oo should le © guarantes the required ©, 11 see willing to Jr NY pros; * favorable «73 +» of clitizens thorx station sh.possible.hr gether inadean the two fer ing for this 15>; Mr.Fortin 0° Cunégonde, roe excellent cond\u201d there were ing the mon*h Lugs te both patient= - and allevs in thoroughly 1rsi proach of winter.FEWE: Chief Hebert sav: seeking prote~tion © this t:me two old men oh which were gion oF fcr this from to: been so mi\" been enabled to woods or fie iz last vrur WATER AND FOUT Nothing has enre 10 the ci > Ste.vegan! and Power \u2018© = : pe ted 10 reve monev in ds 2e vet nothing H = Être me rates, finanenurat time ago.has that it js tr poorer residence that it 1s m= amount four fin amount once.A NP Owing to the r of worship rs tho church of Soe C0 far too small.1 ar | i i consider and authorize the issue of these bonds.Sanday, and at oo church ts crowded > tion of better ne: raised.hur th be to uit an tu?die sous 7 with the prestacers able that \u201cbe pars early date and a new _\u2014 \u2014e SAGASTA'S MIND Madrid, QG ne CU to-day because tre agres as is sever- troduced in the ©: Cortez, mist olay form the tariff.\u20ac accepted the stood to have reg nr form a recip.new catire several of his lt him.Sagasta suroecr\u201d as Premier in : tiring Ministers wo Sagas:a: tice, R.Capd pou: tf Lope Puis Fubtie Voors Baura , Foret Interior, Doziezpez; Colonies, Senor Pasquin.THE DAILY WITNEES «0 at the \u2018Witness DBuiidiag, at 7 and St.Peter surecis, in th John Redpata Dougall, of Nooo.All business communi-arti ns loo a Ce * John Dougall & Sou.oud a IE a Editor should be addressed Ed 'Witness.\u201d ! 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