The daily witness, 17 avril 1895, mercredi 17 avril 1895

[" INTIS Adresse > 3 tv 177 of 10 dure Wurtele Lets the Shoplifters \u2014\u2014_\u2014\u2014 a \u2019 Vo.XXXVI, No = Ten Pages.MONTREAL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1895.Price One CENT.USPENDED SENTENCE.off Under Bonds of Future Goud Behavior.suerier and Mary Duncan, \u201cjrant.Were sentenced this pe Judge Wurtele in the Ce 0n's Bench.The dense- : court room presented an.anpearnes, Of all the! resent term of the Court Seneh none has excited -t than the case of the found guilty of shop-.Drought into the dock for - thiz morning, Miss Superior! ne rail in a faiating con- : ON Mrs.Grant stood with down- | : «xix the prisoner, Bessie Su- \u2018ii: Honor said he had no: cer quil, It was enough vis in the company of one took the siolen goods.here Was cher strong evi- rher eomplieiy, There was.much of such crime.One - ' fenture of the trial was weld prove to the people that {outreal there are juries who will ir duty a: all costs [ai the cee the jury had struggled v aa sense of duty and their nat- der arien to svmpathy.He sd -ho vievtory of the jury in 1< 007 Juatire.Their verdict \u201clar The laws must be respect- jh prisenere had been strong- omen ded to the mercy of the : \u201capreilalls the prisoner Mrs.: \u201c, ny arcount of her delirate con- There contd not be the slight- ionbt thai Messie Superior had a and nberr-4.He could send \u201cto the penitentiary for seven cr, Fan he did nou intend toi wo « anor to suspend sentence.+ a75 by so der ce.niet : avers punishment than by | q hir to jail.The term in might forget, but the fact of :-] sentence hanging over her \u201cy conld forger, Imprison- | not disgrace so much as the | snes of crime, of lost recti- Suspended sentence would | to do her duty.She | \u201cvavs be liable to be recalled! for sentence, She «hynre to wipe out her future good conduct, fonrt \u201csviet's agitation was visibly x +5 Mrs.Grant.His Honor SA row return to her hus- had not lost van and would be received, nitdren, she ok and lead a new life, | cr + hands were six peti- | g +.+7 many whom he knew | .~r.=i Those chiefiv ron-i sutisficd thar she should ! \u201crisoners would De relrased ! In security in two amounts carn for thadr appearance ed unon at auv time.sarerier murninred her rhanks, \"4 roisoners desceuded into the : 3 vw LES CI VONT Leads.\u2014_\u2014p\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOOD FAIR OPENED.\u2014_\u2014 i LT AND LIVELY EXHIBITION AT TI ONIN DSCROETALLL \u201cLS: AND PICTURE CARDS IN GREAT, ABUNDANCE gore, 1a every form, in every Tew dressing.Craily dasnratel vs areuded Ly gaily dress- Lies in the Jaintiert =f caps Meare music and sirging.« Lrizhtest and latest cul- ia Sich was the scene in i vhon the Food Fair be Mavor Villrenve last; - ti tie hall presented tac Fu bi-y narket place and en captirg business was rarried Tova roar, the small boy, \u201cal sister, vere carly on the decinz pretty advertisement ilca.Poekets hulzed every description.Ne- Ligh eollars found themselves : profit by.- Fuies were affected and young vars of soap or canned goods, or 0 oq drinking endless cups of deliciously made coffee.During the three weeks that the Fair will be open new attractions are promised for every day.Promptly at eight o'clock His Worship THE MAYOR TALKS.Mayor Vilieneuve appeared on the platform, accompanied by Coi.C.P.de Garmo, manager of the fair; Mr.J.H.Stiles, proctor of the coming International Exposition: and several of the prominent cx- hibitors.His Worship delivered a short \u201caddress, dwelling upon the importance of tue fair as an cducatienal development, N NN NN A À N° \\.OH, MY! SAID THE HOLLOW BOY.and also remarking upon the advantages tn he derived from the cocking school to be conducted daily in connection with it.He wished the fair and its promaters every sducess, ana regretted that a meeting oi the City Council called him away aimost immediately, Col.de Garmo, after briefly explaining Pm Le i THE KIND HIS MOTHER MADE.the objects of the exhibition, introduced Mr.Stiles tn the audience.Mr.Stiles mare a feeling refereuce tn the death of \"Mr.George Childs, on acrount of which the opening had heen slightly postponed.The Food rair, Mr.Stiles was a oniinuation of the principle iuitiated ln caid, London many years ago, and he had net te least doubt but that the firms repre- fall return for ladies visiting sentel would receive a their entervrisa.Young SAMPLERS.the fair would, he thought, find much tn He wished ir every success.At the conclusion of the speech-making everybody turned their atientlon to the buoths, and the business of the fair went merrily forward.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 PERSONATL.Mrs.J.Porteous Arnold and Miss Mima Arr old, of 85 Mackay street, have returned frum New York, where they have been cn a Visit to their friends.SKY HIGH WATER RATES.What the Reckless Policy of the Spendthrifts at the City Hall is Doing.BIAME THE BOSSES FOR THIS, HAVING MILKED THE CITY'S TREASURY DRY THEY AGAIN PROCEED TO BLEED THE T$X- PAYERS.The increase in the water rates is giving widespread dissatisfaction.The increase was brought about by the aldermen at a meeting of the City Council on Aug.13 last, the excuse being that the city had not sufficient money to carry out its obligations.There was considerable discussion at the meeting about this unpopular proposition to raise funds and finally Ald.Hur- teau propesed that the general rate be raized from seven and a half to ten percent.In behalf of his motion he said that it was absolutely necessary that his motion should pass as more money was needed and that it would be perfectly legal to adopt :he increase.As a consolation he said that perhaps later on the rates could be reduced again.\u2019 Ald.Kennedy raised his voice against water being made any dearer and contended that it cost enough already.Ald.Jacques said it was a shame that the city should have got into such a financial condition that it had to resort to raising the price of water.Ald.Nolan said the increase only should apply to rents of $150 and over.Ald.Lefebvre, seconded by Ald.Lyall, then moved that the increase should apply to rentals of $120 and over.A vote was taken on the motion and stcod: Ayes\u2014Lefebvre, Grothe, Lyall, Renault, MeBride, Hurtuhise, Prenoveau, Prefontaine and Hurteau\u2014In.Nays\u2014Turner, Jacques, Leclerc, Kennedy, Rainville, Dupre.Penny, Marsolais, Nolan and Costigan.10 tn lv.The Mayor, before giving his casting vote against it, said it was not right to Increase the price of water.Ald.Rainville then left and then Ald.Robert moved a reconsideration, which was carried.This time the motion was carried, the vote being ten to nine.It was as follows:\u2014 Ayes\u2014Lefebvre.Grothe, Lyall, Renault, McBride, Hurtublse, Prenoveau, Robert, Pre- fontaine and Hurteau\u201410.Navs\u2014Turner, Jacques, Leclerc, Kennedy, Dupre, Penny, Marsolais, Nolan and Costi- gan\u2014s.An effort was then made to have the new rates put into force at once but it was found that they could not be collected till after May 1 of this year.By this new taxation the city will gather in about a hundred and ten thousand dollars.Ten thousand of the amount will be collected from baths.The following will show how the increase Will affect different rentals:\u2014The old rate nn an assessed rental of $120 was $9, it will now be $12; an assessed rental of $120, nld rate 29.75, new, $13; those at $140, whieh paid $10.50, will now have tn pay $14; $130, which paid 511.25, now must pay $15: $160, which paid $11.50, now pay $15; $170, old rate, 312.25, new rate, $17; $1x0, old rate, $13.50, new rate.218; $190, old rate.$14.25, new rate, $13; $200, old rate, §15, new rate, $20; $250, old rate, $18.75.new rate, $25; 3300, old rate, $22.50, new rate, $30; $409, old rate, 320, new rate, 340; $300, old rate, 337 new rate, $30; 31,000, old rate, $75, new rate, $100.The new assessment will fall very heavy on St.Antoine, St.Lawrence, St.Louis and St.James wards, where many houses are assessed at $120 and over.The whole additional assessment will fail on about 12,559 dwellings.There are 45.803 dwellings in the city: water thus the tax falls en about one-quarter of the citizens.The increase will average about seven dollars per dwelling.THe city attorney being seen this morning said the tax would fall on cach tenant in a flat or house, who paid 3120 or over.If there were twenty in ene house it would make no difference; they would all have to pay the increased rate; as the new assessment was not upon the house itself but upon the tenants.He further said if Mr.Robb's proposition had been adopted to place the water tax on land- would nave been dif- would lords this system feront; then the have been just on the value of the housc and not, as now, on the tenants.Ald.Smith being seen said: \u2018From the state the city was in there was little else to do but to put on this increased water rate.It should be understood, however, that this ten percent rate is not a new one.Some years ago it used to be ten percent, but was reduced and now jt nas assessel rental only been readopted again.Of course if \u201chave been in the Council certain aldermen had not gone so wildly | train, witness gave Lewls $10 for two tick- for improvements this rate would not! have had to be charged.Ever since I! 1 have been preaching against these enormous improvements.Hardly anything else has been talked of for years in the Council but \u2018Improvements, improvements.\u2019 No: matter what is said they are carried out, and now we are in the position which we are to-day; no money and have to try to; raise some by increasing the price of water.At the old rate the amount collected for water did not pay for its cost.Of | ccurse the city should not lose money on its water, but neither should it make a\u2019 profit out cf it.\u2019 \u2018Is it a fact that it costs the city Mcutreal too much to provide water?\u2019 \u2018I must admit that such is the case; it it costing us far too much.Still of course that does not solve the question what the city is to do to meet its liabilities.A well known City Hall official said: \u2018It is now coming home to us all what all the great improvements that have been rushed cn, mean.J have tried to have! the aldermen go slower with the improve- | ments, but it was no use, and it is seen that they are agitating for stiil more improvements that will cost millions upon millions.I really cannot understand where all this reckless extravagance is going to eventually lead us.It is now, owing to the heavy taxation, almost in- poseible to live in this city.of -\u2014\u2014 CUBAN REBELS.THEY SURPRISE THE TROOPS AT SAN ILDEFONSO AND CARRY OFF ARMS AND HORSES, PALMA MADE PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT OF REVOLUTIONARY CUBA.New York, April 17.\u2014The \u2018Herald's\u2019 special from Nassau, N.P., says: Guantanamo, Cuba, advices say that six hundred rebels raided the suburban village of San Ildefonso on April 10, surprised the garrison, seized their arms and captured fifteen horses.Gen.Maceo, is reported to have proclaimed Dr.Thomas Estrada Palma provisional president of the Cuban revolution; Jose Marti, secretary, and general and diplomatic agent abroad.Gen.Max- imo Gomez is recognized as the supreme military director, and will have also personal command of the province of Puerto Principe.The rebel chiefs throughout Santiago have been instructed to avoid engagements with the Spanish forces till after April 26 and to endeavor, in the meanwhile, to gather all the horses and arms possible to perfect the organization and centralize their forces.The Spanish authorities regard the suspension of aggressive hostilities as indicating Maceo's desire to await a proposition from Gen.Martinez Campos.Cubans, on the contrary, say his object is to await orders from Gomez, who is expected to make a tour of the province of Santiago in the next fortnight to review the rebel forces and perfect the strategic plans of the campaign.The \u2018Conde De Venanito,\u201d from Baracoa on Monday night brought as prisoners to Santiago de Cuba two British sailors of the schooner \u2018Honor,\u2019 which landed Ma- ceo\u2019s party.The men belong to Nassau.Their names arc Robert Ramdey and J.C.Mackenzie.They are condemned to be confired in the military prison, subject to the orders of the Spanish admiralty.An army of revolutionists, three hundred strong, commanded by Garzon, are entrenched in the mountains near the Fir- mezea mines.They visited the Juaragua railway terminal and seized all the arms and munitions found in the viilage,bought all the provisions in the commissary store, assured the manager of the American company \u2018operating the railway and mines that the rebels would respect and if nec- cssary defend foreigners\u2019 property; consequently he need not fear them.ep eee GRAND TRUNK CONDUCTORS.INTERESTING EVIDENCE IN THE CASE AGAINST THEM.This morning, Francise W.Brown, of the Empire Secret Service of Toronto, gave his evidence in the Grand Trunk conductors\u2019 case, before Judge Wurtele., He was instructed by Mr.Hannah to investigate the rumored conspiracy between Grand Trunk conductors and hotel employees.Witness came to Montreal and gained the confidence of Lewis, the hotel porter.Witness was ac- cempanied by Mr.Wallace,the previous witness.Witness, Wailace and Lewis went for a drive, visiting salooms and houses of ill- fame.While in a certain house Lewis asked whether witness and Wallace had commercial tickets costing $7.50, They renlied that they had.Witness then stated that he cculd get them to Toronto for $5 each or, if they would wait for the boat.for $1 each.Later, Lewis told witness that he had arranged matters all right, but they would have to go on an early train as the conductor of the late train was \u2018no good.\u2019 that nothing could be done with him.Thinking that perhaps Wallace might be late for the \u2018all right and would : be .ticKkets.ets.Wallace, however, caught up to them on the way to the station and gave Lewis 3 for his ticket and Lewis returned $ to witness.Lewis asked Wallace and witness to wait until he saw some one at the station.On his return Lewis handed witness and Wallace two tickets on which were marked \u2018Kingston Junction to Kingston City.\" The one witness received was numbered \u201839,334.\u2019 Lewis then placed them in seats and left them.Before he left Wallace said 10 him that the ticket given him was not what he had expected.Lewis replied that they were take them through.After the train started Conductor Stone came : ; through and took up the tickets of the wii- ness and Wallace.He pretended to punch them.After putting the tickets in his pocket Stone produced two white pieces of card.The number marked on witness's sieker was 220.\" These Stone put in their hats.No woris passed.Later on Stone told them that Defries would take the train from Kingston to Toronto and that it would all right.At Kingston the train was taken by Defries.After leaving Kingston Defries came through the train checking He examined their tickeis and put them back in their hats.Witness and Wal- lane, left the train at Napanee, descending on the off-side.Mr.McMaster then subjected the witness to a long and exhaustive cross-examination.0 OPENING OF PARLIAMEAT.THE BILL OF FARE AN IMPOSING ONE.Ottawa, April 17.\u2014The address in reply to the Speech from the Throne will be moved Ly the Hon.Mr.Arsenault, of Prince Edward Island.The seconder will likely be Senator Primrose, of Pictou, N.S.The programme for the House of Commons has not been definitely arranged, but it is likely that the duty of leading off in the debate on the Address will devolve upon the member for East Sim- coe, Mr, W.H.Bennett, The seconder will likely be Mr.Leclerc, M.P.for Terre- bonne.Parliament meets to-morrow afternoon with a somewhat imposing bill of fare in the way of private and public legislation.In all some seventy bills have been listed.Of these forty-two are bills relating to railways, seven are divorce bills, fourteen bills relating to banking and commerce, and seven come under the category of miscellaneous private bills.Four of the applicants for divorces are ladies who petition for dissolution of marital ties on the ground cf faithlessness on the part of their spouses.the petitioners are aggrieved husbands, the usual allegation of infidelity being made.In three cases > MISSIONARIES HEARD FROM.Torontn, April 17.\u2014Letters received at the offices of the Presbyterian Church state that the Rev.Jonathan Goforth.Dr.Malcolm and the Rev.J.S!immon, missionaries to China, who left Toronto about a month ago, had arrived safely at Yokohama, after a pleasant journey.The missionaries heard very little war news, but the Japanese at that time exhibited cnn- siderable antipathy to the British.The travellers will probably have reached their destination in China now.\u2014 THE PETERBORO STRIKE.Peterboro, Ont., April 17.\u2014The difficulty between the Canadian General Electric Company and their employees still continues.The employees have presented the following proposition to the company.but it has not yet been accepted :\u2014 1.That they would bind themselves to pay fcr all werk spoiled through negligence or incompetency.2.That the inspector's decision was to be final as to whether a piece of work was spoiled or not.5.That no money was to be collected from any employee for work so spoiled to a larger amount than twenty-five percent, each nay.4.That emplovees were not to be held responsible for work spoiled through accident.The men out number about two hundred.\u2014_\u2014 pe LIQUOR IN ALASKA.AN EFFORT TO SUPPRESS THE EL IL.Port Townsend, Wash., Aprii 17.\u2014-The steamship * Willapa,\u201d which arrived from Alaska to-day.brings information of the recent crusade inaugurated against the unlawful introducing cf liquors into the territory, the suppression cof which the revenue cutter was sent.Thus far it has been a failure.Despite the efforts of the officers.the total fruits of the expensive crusade ma) be summed up in the selzure of ten cases and three kegs of liquor; this, too, In face of the fact that every steamer going north carries a large cargo of spirits.BRIGHTER PROSPECTS.New Bedford, Mass, April 17.\u2014Notices were posted in the local mills to-day of a restoration of the former schedule of wages, following the action of the Fall River manufacturers in that regard.FAILURE OF for \u2018Cerwin\u2019 t \u2018perature, CHINO JAPANESE TREATY.COMMENTS OF THE PRESS ON THE TERMS OF PEACE.London, April 17.\u2014Tke * Pall Mall Gazette,\u2019 commenting on the terms of peace between China and Japan.as defined by the Imperial edict just issued in Pekin, says the conditions are better than those mentioned in the \u2018 Times ' despatches ves- terday, but the cession of Formosa will surely displaase England, while the cession of Port Arthur will be cbjected to by Russia.\u2018 Our government.\u2019 the \u2018 Gazette\u2019 says, \u2018 may safely be depended upon to do nothing, however, unless the other powers take action.\u2019 The Russian journals, according to de- spaiches irom St.Petersburg, are more vigorcus in their utterances than the Eng- uish papers, and sound the warning tbat the signing of such a treaty of peace as that indicated by the despatches of the last twenty-four hours will be only a prelude to a wider, though unnecessary, armed conflict.The \u2018St.James Gazette\u2019 \u2018J£ Japan declines to be frighiened, Russia may corne to the conclusion that she would better not try force.Meanwhile Engiand is benevolent, and has no feeling of anger toward Japan.Tre epening cf factories in China by Japan that she will have a monopoly of such ingus- vies, as England could also open factories if she chose.\u2019 London, April 17.\u2014A despatch to the \u2018Central News\u2019 from Tokio says that peace ratifications wiil be exchanged within three weeks, and that ihe armistice has been extended to midrisht on May $.says: does not mean SOIR amer a ES Berlin, April 17,\u2014The St.Petersburg correspondent of the \u2018 Frankfurcer Zei- tung\u2019 telegraphs that the French and Rusisan governments about D> convoke a meeting f the powers for the the are purpose of revising rerms of peace agreed upon by the Chinese and vapanese representatives.Washington.April 17.\u2014The correspondence just made public between the [tate Department and its diplomatic represents tives in China relative to section of foreigners in that country during ihe the pre: war just closed, shows that commendable efforts were made by the Tsung-Li-Yame-, of the Chinese Board of Foreign Aifairs, to give the protection desired.Londen, Aprii 17,\u2014A despatch to the \u2018Globe\u2019 from Simonoseki says that Li Hung Chang will start for home to-day Laving conceded all of Japan's demands.London, April 17.\u2014A \u2018Central despatch from Tokio the Chire-e peace envoys starte fur Tien-Tsin this afternoon and the Japanese nlenipotentiar- ies will return to Iliroshima to-morrow.A despatch from Hong Kong says it is expected that a revoluticn against the reigning dynasty will be begun on Friday.The leading Chinese of Canton are coming to Heng Kong in large numbers.- \u2014 DEATH OF A CLERGYMAN.London, Ont, April Gordon, M.A.treasurer cf Presbytery, and Presbyterian n:inisters in the of Ontario, died yesterday dence.He was a native cf shire.but received his education ipainly at Queen's College, Kingston.He fllod at different times various important positions in the I\u2019resbyterian and in educational work.He leaves a and News\u2019 says 17.\u2014The Rev.Jas.the London Known TE the best one uf vestern par at his Aberdeen- resi- Ere Church wife daughter.\u2014 MURDERERS WASTING AWAY.Toronto, April 17.\u2014John A.Hender- shott, under sentence of death at st Thomas, is trving to raise money by chattel mortgage on lis effects to pay his debts.It is claimed that he cannot now sign any document as on boing sentenced he became lezally dead.Hend- ershott and Welter, the tu coudemned murderers, are stated to be wasting away personal iad ander the mental strain and Hendershott looks twenty years older than when he was arresied.his extradition on a charge of embezzling the sum of $900.De \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- ; x TO BE BROUGHT BACK TO CANADA.2-4 Toronto, April 17.\u2014Alexander Wilkie, Ÿ the absconding confidential clerk of - 4 Messrs, W.DL.Matthews & Co., will be J extradited.He had ben found in Chi- À cago and an officer will be sent to ask N | 4 \u20ac Ë A f i] \u2026 108 \u201cà | hom et THE WEATHER REPORT.Meteorological Office, Toronto, Ont., April 17.\u2014The following are the minimum \u2018én- peratures:\u2014Calgary, 2s; QW Appelle.40 : Winnipeg, 36: Parry Sound.2S: Toronto, 35; .- me Œ = ra) Montreal, 32: Quebec, 24; Halifax.0%.Pro- habilities for the next twenty-four hours:- Modera\u2018e winds; fine; a little higher tem- Montreal.April 17, 1833.Readings by Hearn & Harrison's Standard Barometer a: noon to-day, 30.12; yesterday 30.21; to-day, temperature, max.55; min.27, yesterday, wax. , , Church, on the 17th instant, by :hé Rev.PLEASE TAKE NOTE New Silk Zephyrs, and PRICES solicited.Minor, C.J Pho pe, bad 4 Archdracon Evans.DCU, Alexander That S.Carsley bas purchased from one .Fane » a Harry Dunne.Davsl Crawto 5 ruvhan tn Catherine Poole, voungesty op the Jarges: manufacturers New Plain and Fancy Flgues, RENAU D, KINC & PATTERSON, McShane, KR.W.Kerr, Willan dauzhter of Wm, Poole, Esq, both of this IN GERMANY New Plain and Fancy Cotton Ducks, 650 and 652 C .t t SP.Leet, ROL.Gault, ¥ 7-1 city.17 ; TE raig street.col 15 .5, La ann 3 , man.G.Nordhein: doc + EN - ; nee : ; MMENSE STOCK .greg Tu THAYER -MEHARG.-At Trinby Churen, AN I \u2018au Se Ginel gor, W.Cheney, A.=.rr ter.Montreal.by the Rav.(Canon Miils, on the OF New Scotch Ginghams, ose VE ee \u2014 am \\(Lewxron.J Tirrance Fraser 9% 1°1h April, 1895, Walter Frederick Thaver, se TT - 17 New French Printed Sateens, ter.G OH Detlefs Lea: tor LA ES Re Be.LADTES\u2019 SPRING JACKETS, hGH Teter IL ; pa Jane \"Lion sedi Neharg, cides! \u2018 AND New Fast Colored Prints, ALARM CLOCKS.| DON] T FAIL TO HEAR James Harper So Carson.lle.5 _ ; po y \u2018 ; he Rev.M.S.vlev ) Foo daughter of the late James Mwharg, Of \u2018 ç Gocd Reliable Time Keepers for $1.00, wel 5.Oxtey, Dr K fier Majesty's Customs, AMonireal,.No LADIES SPRING CAPES _ CABINET CLOCKS YSAYE.OP.Lily.1e, Bazin A 55 cards 15 .oo New Fancy Dress Muslins, : Ds di Le Co - Hughes, CU.T.Irish and HU OH- ; And is selling them ; walnut and Oak Cases, half hourstrike, from $3.50.17 Th ñ fie ; i \u2014 - New Dress Linens.HALL CLOCKS ; © oral \u2018 fer INES ee ALL THIS WEEK AL \u2019 > Among the soeuders uen 0 DIED A AT Walnut, Oak and Cherry, from 36.00.AFTER SHAVING cI Wholesale Groce vo Aus .A + à Du - \" : .8s D.BEATTY, UST CORAL SOAP |[Whilesal Groowe des ATKINSON-\u2014On April 15, 1895, at rhe resi- MUCH BELOW VALUE dence of F.X.Parent.Esq., Quehec, Sarah Ann Selkirk.relicg of the tate Dr.John R.SO COME Atkinsgen.in the Tlst year of her age.17 Delighttul for the Face, of the Board of Tra boos socation of Mose very of Chretien Watchmaker and Jeweller, JOHN MURPHY & CO., 1378t Peter treet (opposite \u2018Witness\u2019 Office} TARSLEY'S Watches, Clocks and Jewellery Repairel on the \u2018ca: pet year 6 BROWN_-\u2014A: the residence of her son-in- TO S.CARSLEYS : Promis 28.Watches Cleans «1, Repaired and Warranted erican | sh Lo LOU law.li McCann, 911 Lagauchetiere FOR 2313 ST.CATHERINE STREET, for one year, $1.00, Main Spring and Cleaning, the ANETTA Tr stras oily, Martha Bryson, beloved wife KETS ND CAPES copie s ol tire 100 Loue © of Robert Brown, aged À years.CK ETS AN CAPES .Onn the Ce aT Funeral on Weëdnesdav.the (Tth inst.at JAC > I.NT Ter Corner Metcalfe st.MOAT i See oo a, 230 pm, ends and ae qualntances are S.CARSLEY, 1 - _ respectfully ted to artend.16 Notre Dame street, Montreal.TELEPHONE No.3833.A SERMON UN TRO COFFEY On Tuesday, April 15, 130i Ed- ; ; The Jeearsn dus ser ward Jossph (E43, aged 5 years and 1 M Il I INERY \\ FS ) ren h, only son of Jor.and Fanny CVenine Ur the see 10 pote = ÿ 5 nn : ° tival the Fes Mes > ca - Funeral from 11 Mullins street, Point A MOST COMPLETE STOCK an instru fine se Ce S Vharles, en Thursdux, April Is, at A MOST COMPLETE STOCK Portuguese ssnav ec oo ; .aop om.to Cote )es Nelges Cemetery, Frio is are meapee Silly invited to attend.Of New Millinery Goods comprising all Robt.Neville, Jr, Characteristies Dov ue 0 r he 14th novelties and requisites for the season AVIS \u2014Ar (Cape Osen, Gaspé.on the \u201cae 1, + .inst.of Acie Brights disease, Katy U NTRIMMED STRAW HATS [lariley, wife of fhe Rev.BoA Darls, In Black and all latest shades.Plain BA 15 + ~~ and Francy Straw Hats.JDIUNBAR\u2014On the 1500 inst, at West Brome.(ue.Devil Dunbar.engineer, late of M d I Mi NN Mentreel, agérd 93 years and à months.O \u20ac 1 ner Funera: fro 2 pom.on \\ of the Bilne.Yiogsir 2 the account of the : Sea.which had fore i OF THE \u2018\u201c À Clear Skin is Beauty.lesson for the la the sa TOIt A TENDER PACE, [of this character \u201cut ro After Shaving possible, because :1 vas ag 3 + = were contrary to the ass oo Use CORAL OINTMENT.this view there Was al asso.A delightfully Perfumed salve fo rthe Skin.Cures | our knewledge of the Jaws of ,.all 8kin HI TOR BAIE EVERYWHERE complete; for, f not, how cou Pl 1m 1\" CARPENTER AND BUILDER, Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly Attended to TROY LAUN | UE Windsor strret station at ! \u20ac et f Po ; 2e x rom all aris of \u2018 sses nesdav, 17th.to Mount Receive dire p Estimates given for all classes of work, ; > ki Europe by alimnost every steameT.\u2019 serted whether a stated Cretan KR.val Center.Friends are kindly in- | - A EA Perfect Work, A ae Sn Te - a \u201c4 10 atend, 15 MILLINERY FLOWERS.0 would conflict with them or te Len ; = oy - .; 120)4é ST, ANTOINE BTREET, imperfectly man understocd the laws UNN.\u2014In this city, no Saturday.10th, Sprays, reaths and : RV ye a pix ie Ja Re PE k = 5 the M e inp re a ond ES of all P t S ; nature was iliustrated by a°1 Arras Ba ACRSUU.io ie late kinds mounted or ed.5 Near Wi - -overtit ts PL HP James pan, a native of County Kildare.S.CARSLEY Telephone No.354 (Near Windsor street.) romp eruice, controvertitle facts But onto bo Iretand, Ë T9 veats.we : \u2019 : 8 rt De Sola.even where \u201ches lavs cet Brockiyn NY 0 pagers pleuse côpy, 14 ° 9 : W d + Ch og WINE OF CREOSOTE dersicod, (her might he melt de n° :ÈP j an tion of higher laws Foros FERRIER- ; , ne Lo 234 .i ; PF : a { ta+riek K- ring rine RS pr fant W hits Shirts, Calered | rills, $1.10 ea.One Lot Double Width Navy Serge, fic.There\u2019s a oo LE erdinars phencimena of vu & Tralse County Kerr.nel Colure] Shirts, 7 detached collars, $1.10.| One Lot Ladies\u2019 Tweed Waterproofs, $2.if TIT IS TTI TI TIT Tn TT el tae nto The less commun era wil take place roan 3 lat Ladies\u2019 Shirt \\Vaists, she ea, One Lot SIIK Vellings.5e yard.] Difference .- ~ - y 1 what were termed miracles 1 7 silence IND Rt George street on Thure- | Ladies\u2019 Shirt Waists, $1 ea.One Lot Stair Carpet, reduced, 12igc Between our Brussels Carpet at $1.00, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 17.in very truth the mossengs 0 ds afernoon, at 2 v'el uk, Fries is Shirt Waists, Hemstitched, $1.7 15 ea.One lot AU-W onl Tweeds.0c yard.and some at $1.20, and between our) _ _ LL LL 10 LL oo \u2018ministers\u2019 of the Most High.aul i qualn'ances are resuectinlly învirel | S.CARSLEY.ROWELL'S GENERAL BAZAAR, Tapestry at 50¢, and some at Gäe\u2014but \u201ca 1 Du 2 to a'\u2018und.17 1597 Notre Dame Street, its merely in the price.Our Brussels THE LATE MR CHILDS MEETINGS AND sOCIETIFES CIVLE AI Or Tuesday oraine ; Between St.Lambert's Hill and Court House.at 85c, and our Tapestry at Jue, are } ; MEETINGS A SOCTE cs Cr aa esi a, Ladies Umbrellas| rats aéttatons : | HAR HER bat Lis in Le in ne T 4h year.JAMES 1833 ST, Simens Chnreh 5: Herr at Ldn et ney nl respira | Ladies\u2019 Umbrellas, from tic ea.J E | RIE] 1B] E BAYLIS The \\.pay | THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES YES- |a musical onteranmens oo he Se Trier weet Fronds ad area.ladies\u2019 Umbrellas, fancy handles, 60c.° ° 91 S Carpet Warchouse, A ERDAY AFTERNOON pext Thursday evens ML tanees ap etdiits invite l La attend I ladies\u2019 Gloria silk Umbrellas.$1 ea.& SON, ; | STREET.T < < - >.\u20ac nrebesira.and Ju: Ted 1 j Hn an Ç or PAGNTELD At St Henin Ladies\u2019 Umbrellas, Black Handles, $1.DISPENSING CHEMIST, 17 PET OR EN IS Ent md en oN ner a Sn Linde, , ie.\u2018A Gloria Silk Umbrellas, Natural Han- nN t with his Highland Cadi bas Lon te Drea ei 5 rs of ; dles, 31.25 ea.St.Catherine and Mountain Streecs, The funeral of the late Mr.Geo.Childs CATE onan CARE > 5 LA ! Gloria Silk Umbrellas, special value, _ SEALE «& SON, tcok place yesterday afternoon from his The Caledonian Socieny Jost : | 31.50 ea.SOLE DEPOT FOR DIET DISPENSARY .resid G51 Dorehester street Ip SASON last nænt in a most STE Ka hy Pri.Cheshire, England p75 Gloria Sik Umbrellas, Black Handles, GOODS.FUNERAL DIRECTORS, late residence, 45 Dorchester eet: by a soclal cn\u2019ertainment Goin aa or SR a of 31.00 ea Phone 449.Cor.Beaver Hall and Dorchester st& was attended by about three hundred! Assembly Home, Mr Fane Wore and daugater of the Res Wo : ss \u2018resh S Jies Received Every Mo .ss | i 3 spas.dent.vecupi-d the chair and wee of Cape Cove, Gaspe, awed 3 Gloria Umbreilas, Silver Mounts, $2 ea.Fresh Supp y ruing iriends and acquaintances of the deceas : Mestre Can + - : | the platform were Messrs Can.v m ; - ; \"TE: Fig Br \u20ac 3 q >, ed, among whom were many of the most past president: Wm seach tre Undertakers\u2019 and Manufacturers Funeral Supplies, prominent merchants and business men dent: Major Macaulay second vice poe a Sunday.Mareh 1H INL og Men\u2019 S Umbrellas COVE eo ; WILD CHERRY.of the city.The funeral service was con- 5 ivhe ,Ç etn : 4 work London.Eng se .ames street, 300.J - JT.Mitchell hon.secretary oo pe .oR PE en ones sa i Men's Umbrellass from 45¢ ea.The old and reliable remedy for Coughs, (olds, __800 St.Je Er A S ET (ducted at the American Presbyterian! Alister.chairman of the cmertatro ne EE Sr his PUY.| Nfen's Twill Cutton Umbrellas, 75¢ ea, Asthma, Bronchitis, &e.Price 25c.For sule by all Church by the Rev.T.8.McWilliams, mittee, The jresilen: in his + A Men's Alpaca Umbrellas, Sc ea.Druggists.Prepared by _ The church was heavily draped with: marks said that ho hal just rot va Chea! Mente a = Pda, fn fr; Men's Titania Umbrellas, $J ca.t J.COVERNTON & CO.black.The chief mourners were Messrs.À be A a ay and ol ne CL City, in nie ob ! Parson cD this Eo yren's Gloria Silk Uinbrellas, $1.25 ea.121 Bleury street George, Henry, Alfred, Charles and Ar-| Qubery nn trous 2s the sme tee a Frnera fron late residence, v2) Men's Titania Umbrellas, $1.50 ea.TELEPHONE No.1377.21 Pe x (dl thur Childs, sons of the deceased; A.A.{5 J the honor or presiding ver nd Sherhro de siirer, en Wo needy April | Gloria Umbrellas, Natural Handles, RR MCLEE Sg ol © A ASE Murphy, brother-in-law; and Alex.Mur-| phia and New York Cadet ass : LL peut.Fane ral service in » Pant 8 | $1.59 ea.W S Î i - - \u201d \u2014 chy, A.McA.Murphy.Charles Murphy magnificent buildings of the Ca ureh, a 200 ! Friends will pl > D o 4 + \u20ac ji ; © (as not fa rant so ame ds Themes on, ! s will pl case Men's Titania Umbrellas, $1.75 ea.E upp y A SHORT SERMON.and David Murphy, nephews.hoped the time was not far d'star A Messrs.Hugh McLennan, J.C.Holden, Montreal Factory could : make Le AND AN APT APPLICATION OF A POPULAR TEXT.M.Babeock, W.S.Patterson, W.W.Lock- The, rogram pere pipe Le erby and Dr.Bazin acted as pall-boarers, 2amITabic.slic obi i pir hs T + SL \u201cmen contributing: Migs Abernetis The Board of rade Council and oif- Bain.Miss Binning, Messrs, 10 cers who attended the funeral were:\u2014 | Cathcart Wallace.Edwards Pr\u201d ; Messrs.Jas.A.Cantlie, president; John {and 3.Dunn.A pleasunst Interru and : Joclety mn genera.strong at this Torrance, first vice-president; Charles P.! place in the programme when the u oF the.a ma th at the aid f Smith.treasurer; George Hague, J.T.|on behalf of the smciety.presen season ob the year witlo \u20ac ad O0! MeBride, David MpFarlane, William Mc- Crawford.cholr conduetar.with awker's N S tic ?eke as as he Hawker's Nerve and Stomach Tye \u201d| Nally, James Crathern, Henry Miles, Ar- some gold locke: as a slight Ask yourself the question.How ?3 ; 0 \u201c| society's appreciation of the var: 5 lt chibaid Nicoll, James E.Rendell.David éisinterested servirrs he had reso S.CARSLEY.IN OUGEMORIAM, d I Ti Î an ay I Es \u201c Quit you like men; be strong.\u2019 FOit ALL PURPOSES, These words from a favorite text for sermonizing on the duty of man to man New Prints.Useful Washing Prints, 4lee yd.Hall Yostibul Bath ; : \u201cashine ints choice © : 8 s 8 ile ather s Those sending notices for the avove column may send | à ashing l\u2019rints.choice patterns, Gree.ats, * we >, ; rooms, ph them a list of names of interested friends, Indigo Washing Prints, 8%c yd.Fire Places.Mar: wo copies of the Witness\u2019 -ataininy such Black Washing Prints, Spe vd.j [ | .v D + \u201cacl >yj : oe v notée el Le sont free to any address in Canada ; Tm then he ashing | es I \u20ac Yea WwW ood antels, Montroal excepted.Fast Indigo ashing Prints, 16c¢ yd.SMTP = Eaters Into rest, April 160 1904, ne OW ered smith.19 Nori 5 received 03 Tn for this colin | Fast Black Washing Prints, 11c yd.GAS LOGS AND GRATES, not true that you are feeling dull and Robertson, G.F.C.Smith, George Had-| ing the pagi two sears.Mr (ran.du mn are usuglly New Blouse Crepes, Zc yd.All wor fully guaranteed.depressed, not inclined to toil, easily dis- iy) secretary, and G.A.Irwin.suitable acknowledgment o° the n°7 paye.° JORDAN & LOCKER couraged, easily tired out, sometimes de- Among the many others who were pre-| Welsh & Rough were present wo \u20ac WW mg at I 1S.4.7 by spondent ?That is certainiv true of most sent were Messrs.Robert Mackay, Chas.choicest refreshments.and everv'hira \u2014_\u2014 ee I \u2018 a) 1749 Notre Dame street, Montreal.persons at this season.They need a|p Hebert.W.W.Lockerby H.H.F ed to make the evening cone «5 ve: 1?New Teviot Dress Ginghams, 24c yd.- i SVS - : ye : > +, | sure and enjorment to al) jre= bracer.Something to tone up the sYS- Hughes, William Kinloch, George sclater,; skirl of the piper brought a Hurt 1 ADVERTISEMENTS.New French Printed Lawns, 23c yd.New Fancy, Britliant Crepons, 15c yd.New Silk Sheen Zephyrs, 40c yd.New Duck Suitings, 1lc yd.New Dress Ginghams, 14e yd.tem and restore vigor and hope.That) az \u2018Birks, D.C.Brosseau, G.Z.Forbes, (o their feet and seldom nave \u201che = - something 18 Hawker\u2019s Nerve and Stom- H, Laporte, J.E.Quintai, John Johnston, and reels of Auld Frotia been i ach tonic.By its use nervous and museu- A.D.Fraser, Charles Alexander, Walter justice to in Montreal lar energy are restored to the stomach.Pau].W.W.McLaren, W.Drysdale.C.: À popular concert will he wiv - and the process of digestion alded and Hutchings.the Rev.Dr.Campbell, J.A.j Saints\u2019 Company nf the Boys Pres Der remieve The obi piano to tie new heuse.iron an to-night as C0 W.Lini- Says Woreroonpis, UUos 2270 and 2072 So yi iti Ç | \\ 2272 : Cow 5: xs, 29e y Le ; ; x s.for BY 0 Catherine street, amd bargam to five the Sew Pique Suitings, 2c vd.assisted.The blood is renewed and re- Ogilvy, Mavor Villeneuve, L.O.David, | Sein friends.for ihe benesi to vitalized and supplied with the necessary Dr.Reed, Geo.Hague, D.A.Budge, W.Tama.rE Laman 1 construction of wasted tissues and the McGowan, W.Hill, the Hon.Jobn 8.Hall, streets.renewing of nervous energy.The nervous Wm.J.O'Hara.Lieut.-Col.Massey, E.\u2014- - - system is invigorated, strengthened and |Graham, T.Labatt, S.Greenshields, Chas.GRAND TRUNK RAITW AY re-inforced.and mental and physical vig- Chaput.John Robertson.Thos.Johnston, Return of traffic week ending A New Crinkled Lawns, 27¢ vd.ns LOIR j'art payrient fer a new S.CARSLEY urr,gt joano, Forty instruments to se- Jeet Joram.RE RIGBY WATERPROOFS.PL 122 CAMPIHOR!! Ladies ani Gentiemen's Rigby Water- ti proof Garments, in ali styles and sizes.or ?fully restored.Hawker's Nerve and George E .Smart, W.Watson, Ald.Tur-! 18%:\u2014 .Naphthaline Noth Balls.Stomach Tonie is fer sale by all druggists ner.J.H.Semple.W.C.McDonald.Geo, ! Qi La TR à insoct Powder.A IR K Ÿ, and dealers at fifty cents a bottle or six Brush, M.H.Brissette, James Baylis, Jno.| tL HI Cn { à a7 So cat - nottles for 2.50.It is manufactured br Dillon, C.T.Willams, W.Foster Brown, _ he Hawker Medicine Company (limited), Edward Holton.ex-M,P.; R.C.Smith.Total BE TT Su -St.John, N.B., and New York city.Geo.R.Lighthall.L.H.Dobbin, Gilman Increase, 1855, & Gul.HENRY R.GRAY.Chemist, 122 St, Lawrence Main St.Po Dame and St.Peter sts.Montreal WEDNESDAY, Arrim 17, 1895, THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.TiHF BY-ELECTIONS.by peliel Tinaf Mr.Dobell Will Win in Quebec West M'CARTHY IN HALDIMANN.ANT NE LARGE VOTE PER PREVAILS -\u2014A Cre tik BULLETIN 87 STORY OF THE | i i | t i i + Moo I \u2014The election of a \u201c2 vertesent Queklee \\Vost is on Fhe weather is very 0ù enhSlasSri Was mani- poing of Lhe polls and vot- en à hatf-hearted manner.ty -2 MR KR.Uoheil and \u201csreevY, are TUNNILE as iu fi .\u201cye einry and alo Seotia, caused a similar outburst by a corre [ive rads will vote Cop.i tetling reference to provincial rights.Elo- A ts hag fe mesUlr of the | (urnt speeches were made by the Hon.TAT ;G.W.Ross, Col.Baker, of British Col- 4 Cr ge ~tumbhia: Mr.Parmnalee.of Quebec, presi- Codes Et, Acrit 15 A Hagers- [deur Louden.of Toronto University, and con be hed rapidiy brought | Maver Kennedy, Many distinguished edu- Te act tS ds onessided The.catienists, such as Principal Caven and ,Ç Triés rrypear co he detneralized iT à Ehancellor Rand, were on or near the he cb then TT WOTRETS | platform.The zssociation will be in con- | : Lo! other puollire divi ! vention three days.PO Moformiers seen te take litle] \u201cue fente * VAT S rany Or-; rs ef the FL P.A1 .FO um , 250 -, 0 / 000 Ps osrT,pazest Senn.~ ary «0 State is here.| STAs AND THE SCHOOLS, | \"ri 1y \u2014Potitiral v.rvles here 116 o-las over the action To i bot reo = Hyacinthe connestion [.oral Con- Janda 1 ard T'bera!s in- arer \u2014 pecially at the \"vo preates, which they toonheir soll-knevun Con- ahiy, În suiti£ge almost she election and in Montreal and Aeon dn Toles yr ee ta chots to inflaence the nour of chee government, Voor thar the crinions ! TAG preates on tbe.Mal order \u2018are not seein ers of the proving.thar thew ware ep iti! corte bare Tr ie howe uv Pas Ur pression that | Colder anv .HVT dp Ue dale \"be resnl> an Verehores.Thi french, 1, artuong local chat hencefarwvard thov shoulit S draw I frotn the miclee end: sishoos ani rhe cilerev do all.cn thing In jute on the sehr chich the Church TROT pheRTie Ea à\u2018 TH.\" r get uny gra- beir sercies nvariatly - \u201choe the honed Tr» feeling also amonz chat 0 Litter decemtion awaits ured atl cheers wh place any tue got faish or thus vo ern and their friends ch ovetter Sor the French, + ti tuselres adrift at onve les vo halite for the national cnet sin store for heir CH OTRS oc Rleetour this even.cit reflects this view, It 72e episcopacy are satis- soehal crder, iL is ulsa ; couvinerd.However, aa religions than à better that the shoul prevail (a Lt - Ta friends should gov- rimelv.Ir thinks al- re PA 1 nothing thar may the rerrcaches of s rather a ra ks ir Shure ed themselves in favor of a national school \u2018those in Canada, and particularly Mani- shall not be received into communion with \"matter, _| Catholic \u201cin New York city to discuss and take some pavilion in ; The Church in Manitoba is expecting some i to Manitoba, it is hoped by Catholics here | that he will throw his influence in thelr | bebal£.every wav 19- | ATTITUDE OF THE DOMINION TEACHERS\u2019 AS- Thore is al on the, Mr.(mimet is Vercheres and those male 3 .~ AR Los, \"black i that the government has repudiated nei- \u201cthe electors.: very question, the Crimean war, the mob- \u2018sen and Peury, of the \u2018Herald\u2019, were the Canadian bishops and clergy are unanimous in approving the conduct of the Federal Government on the Manitoba schools question, and it adds: \u2018It strikes us that the bishops and clergy must be goed judges on a question in which re- liginn hus such great interest.They are not guided by party spirit, and since they come out CÉ their usual reserve to congratulate the government, it means that the latter did their duty and deserve the gratitude of Roman Catholics.\u2019 THAT ENCYCLICAL New York, April 17.\u2014A despatch from Winnipeg to the \u2018World\u2019 says: Since the begining of the Catholic school struggle in this country, nothing has created a greater sensation than the announcement of the Catholic archbishops that Catholics who henceforth lend their ail and influence to those who would abolish (\u2018fathoiie parcehial schools will be excommunicated.Marv promineirt Catholics have express- sytem and among these the announcement created consternation.At first it vas thought to be simply a move on the part of Archbishop Langevin.made with- cut authority, but yesterday it was learn- ca positively that Archbishop Langevin's éciien :S based on authority received direct irom Nome.He received a Papal en- cyvelical on the question last week.The epeyelical points out that the cases in the United States are not analogous with foba.It states that Catholic schools were guaranteveil by treaty and by the constitution, while no such guarantee was given in the Unitel States.It Jeelares that the parochial schools belong to Manitoba Ca- thelies by right of treaty, and it affirms thar Catholics who continue to lend ani in those who would take away these rights the Chureh.Archbishop Langevin, in speaking of the was most emphatic, These were: his words: The hierarchy of the Catholic Church has spoken, and all those who do not Catho- not follow the nlerarcihy are lies.1 declare.as a bishup.and 1 say.sav it With plain autbority, that a Catho- li who does not follow the hierarchy in the school question is no more à Catholic\u201d Tt is reported that a meeting of Roman dignitaries will shortly be held the Manitoba school question.1 ai! in the United States and although Mer.Satelli's jurisdiction does not extend \u2014\u2014 FAVOR NATIONAL SCHOOLS.SOCTATION ON THE SCHOOL QUESTION.Toronto, April 17\u2014The Dominion Teachers Association held an important \u2014\u2014 LET THE GOVERNMENT SPEAK, OF THE \u2018CROIX\u2019 ON THE QUESTION.POSITION SCHOOL Referring ro the declarations made by Haldimand, the \u201cThen the gov- Montague, in * Croix du Canada \u2019 says.ernment says to the English Protestant electors: * We shall not interfere with the school question, it is not our business.\" Here, th» sanie government says to the Freuch-Canadian and Roman Catholic electors: * We shall certainly interfere with shat question) which comes within nur province, and we shall interfere in the sense insicured by the conclusions of \"be order-in-council* White with us, and with our neighbors.What does such conduct mean U0 Whom is it sought ro de vive ?The Roman Catholics or the Protestants ?The English or the Yrench-Canadiang 2° ° Further ou, the writer, after remarking \u2018her of the two declarations, adds: \u2018Never- } theless, one of the two gentlemen has re- sresented under a false light the policy of the government; one ef them has lied to! Which?This is a pin | fil and embarrassing question ! The government owe it to their own dignity to carte this double game to stOp at once.it they do not da it, they may regret it: bitterly and have leisure to think over | the lesson of the fabuiist, \u2018Away with those vho blow both warm and cold.\u2019 i - - | THE LATE MR, PATRICK KERBY.Mr.Pawrick Kerby, a native of Tralee, | Ireland, died av bis late residence, 1311 St.George street, on Thursduy.He was! a compositor of the old school, and set, type on articles that dealt with the sla- bing of Lord Elgin, the clergy reserves ani other matiers that are now historic.He was of thr-time when the late Mr.Rollo Campbell, of the \u2018Pilot; Mr.T.D'Arcy McGee, of the \u2018New Era\u2019; Mr.Bristow, of the \u2018Argus\u2019; Col.Stevenson, of the \u2018Bun\u2019; und Messrs.Kinnear, Wil- atmired of the people of their respective circles.He was before the \u2018Advertiser\u2019 ADVERTISEMENTS.Phillips Square.Tee SILK DEPARTMENT \u2014\u2014\u2014 TTT TTD IIIT Tee EL Tm En 000 OUR SILK DEPARTMENT IS NOW VERY COMPLETE IN ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES, .COLORED TAFFETAS In Stripe and Figures, Black and White Stripe Taffeta, Check Taftetas.A large range of Black Ground with Shot and Broche effect, very much worn this season for Blduses.\"COLORED BENGALINES in all the leading Shades™\\ 1 SILKS ~~ in B'a-k and Colored Ground, with handsome _designs in all the latest patterns.CHINA IN BLACK SILKS a large stock to choose from in all the best makes.WASHING SILKS in Stripes and Checks.40c per yard.Lot.Special Job 28 in.COLORED CHINA SILK in Dots, a great bargain.Price 70c per yard, revu'ar price $1.00.(NRY MORGAN & MONTREAL IL CO., oo L EE TO-MORROW, DON'T FAIL TO HEAR cE THURSDAY, We will sell at\u201c Rospre,\u201d the residence of Captain C.C.Newton, No.1080 DORCHESTER ST, All the elegant Household Furniture, becker Bros.N.Y.Baby Grand Piano, Crystal Gasnliers, Turkish and AX- minster Carpets, Cauldon Dinner Service, \u2014tny ; Poulton and Derby China.Cut Crystal, oN Sri ey gigi Eeal Bronzes, Costly Art Objects, &c., at CRE SFE = 10 o\u2019clock.The O11 and Walter Color Paint- Ings, Artists\u2019 Proof Engravings and Etchings are catalogued, and will be sold at 2.30 o'clock.> M.HICKS & CO.Auctioneers.YSAYE.* CA Le SALE OF CLOTH BASKETS, Excellent Mouschold Furniture.Plano, Gasaliers, Carpets, Curtains, Sofas.Odd Chairs, Rockers, Spring Beds, Mattresses, Pictures, Glassware, China, Stiverware, Catlery, &c., Removed from Private Residence, also a Quantity of Fancy Goods, Purses, Games, Chromos, «&c., To be held at our Rooms, Nos, 1820 and 1823 NOTRE DAME STREET, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 19, AL 2.30 o'Clock, M.HICKs & CO., Auctioneers.MOVING BASKETS, BABY SLEEPER, ALL IN ON E\u2014in 6 sizes, 75c, 90c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 We pay special attention to SHAPE, MAKE, MATERIAL.6.1.HOLLAND & SON.2411 St.Catherine St., West of Peel Street, GROCERS\u2019 DIRECTORY.THOMSON & JOHNSTON, 2450 St.Catherine, cor, Drummond st, English-cured Hams and Bacon.See adv.another col, saw the \u2018Gazette\u2019 pass through the Lowe, Chamberlin, Longmore, Salter and Ross days\u2014when the editors of the Tory \u2018Ga-! zette' and Liberal \u2018Heraid' abused each] other editorially, and exchanged columns of matter to cut down expenses and the; CHAS.H BECKETT \u20ac .: 3 - \u201c Je .; wages of compositors, who were obliged 991 St.Catherine st., near DeLorimiera ye.to wait at their cases like cabbies on the, Choice Groceri à Provisi stand whether they earned five pence or! \u201choice Groceries an rovisions always on hand.five shillings for tbe day.Mr.Kerby] x 7 Tr came through all these years, working: * EW MAPLE SUGAR, _ honestly and competently to maintain .= He GENUINE ARTICLE, and educate his family.He survived At SWIFT'S, 388 Mount Royal ave.most of the newspapers and all of the persons named except Col.Stevenson and Mr.Salter.In his sphere, M1.Kerby was kindly and affectionate, full of wit and repurtee, interesting when Le could be! - Zot te fall into anecdote around the coni- R.TURN ER, posing stone, and a figure in the ranks of| 601 Wellington, cor.Magdalen, Pt.St.Charles.the Montreal Typographical Union, No.Fresh Creamery Butter, Milk and Eggs, received daily.176, of which he was a charter member.; 3° 44 44 ; He was for nearly, thirty years employed J.MANSFIELD, on the \u2018Gazette\u2019, on which he did his last! Grocer, 340 Latour st., cor.Bushy Lane.JOHN SULLIVAN, Corner Milton and Durocher st., Choice TEAS and COFFEES a 8pecialty.werk.His widow and four daughters All kinds of first-class Groceries in stock.will lament him.He was true and good to.them.His illness was of but a few T.CARROLL 9% St.Antoine street, Will Remove May lsL, to larger premises, 105 ST.ANTOINE ST.THE PARK GROCERY, days, and pneumonia Carrie! him off.! Printers in every part of the United! States there are who will regret to hear of Mr.Kerby's death.His funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.W.MARRIAGE, 120 Park avenue.\u2014 -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HIS LIFE FOR A RIDE.J.B.McCULLOUGH, .; 78 Fuliversity st., cor.Burnside Place.Coroner McMahon held an inquest this Choicest TEAS, and everything in the Grocery line.morning on the body of Adelard Wolford, TELEPHONE 3818.a voung man twenty-two years of age, an who met his death at! THOMAS K T.STONE Joiner by trade, , evening while stealing a ride un a C.P.R.| ; train.Wolford, wNo lives at 115 Panet: 627 Welllnaton, cor.Bourgeois st.Pt.St.Charles street, and a young companion.boarded the| _____ Choice Groceries and Provisions.Se.Jerome train as it was pulling out of JOHN JOHNSTON k , Dalhousie station at half past five o'clock.\u201cday.when Mr.Parsons grimly enlivened it, and was an emuloyvee of the late Mr.McDonald, tof the \u2018Transeript), of beautiful memery.He wus conversant with should he a the \u2018True Witness\u2019, when Capt.Clerk was | \u201cLev i erifere in any its editor and Mr.Gillies its manager- LomiMation reserved for When Ihe late Mr.John Dougall was \u2018auada will be attributed, dealing heavy and most telling blows ragainsy slavery, drink and all public eviis \u201cand pioneering for reform in every de- 200 {partment of social life\u2014when the late So nhtishop Fabre s cireu- Hon.Geo.Brown and \u2018rep.by pop.\u2019 were SE ferrer and to are hotly and heavily handled.The late My.; ! Thee SPmaine Re- © T.Lanigar, Mr.Stubbs and Mr.Gil- i \"eat, antoin TLat of Que-; bert were the exploiters of comic jour- cerve declares that the jalism in Mr.Kerby's middle age, and he Tonnes ing the sue- se lerent y hich it bas ii declares 1 ol pr ve 1 fn fine.(or varioehe Literal rolley on laissez UE OU LEPET UNANIMOUS, re ~ set ae Their intention was to jump off at Jacques! Cartier street, where the companion, Avila; St Amour, lived.On leaving the station; the (rain got up consilerable speed.St.» Amour jumped at the switeh west of Jacques: Cartier street.and alighted, safely Wolford stepped off Just opposite the street, without, letting go the rall.Ilis body was dragged | along for six or seven yards: his righ: arm fell across the track, and it was at once | amputated: his head was badly battered against the ties, All tno late he loosened) his held of the rail.The Notre Dame am- hutanee arriving found the young man dead.and the body was taken to the morgue, ; The caroner's jury found that deceased came to his death through his own imprudence, The evidence showed that he was under the influence of liquor at the time.Cor.Prince Arthur and St.Hypolite.Choice Easter Eggs, Fine New Maple Syrup and Maple sugar.The Best of Butter, (iroceries and Provisions.D.STEWART, The Very Finest SUGAR CURED BACON and HAMS.206 St.Antoine street.E.CUNNINGHAM, Corner St.George and Lagauchetiere sts, The Pioneer Temperance Grocery, BUTTER and TEAS a Specialty.W.J BROWN, 2606 ST, CATHERINE STREET.Try our Special Blend of ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, only 3c per lb.4 ADVERTISEMENTS.[Er LTT tn Mi All | (To [ TL Te 1 NS .N ITS SIMPLY SURPRISINC How much longer my Carpets wear since I used this new CARPET LINING, It really more than saves its cost in one year\u2019s wear of the Carpet.Ask to see the PATENT FOLDED PAPER CARPET LINING.For sale by best Carpet Dealers.T° SINGLE MEN, BACHELORS, AND EVEN MARRIED MEN.GREETING.We have added to our new and well equipped STEAM LAUNDRY, a department for Mending, Repairing, Sewing on Buttons, and putting on New Neckbands Free of Charge.DON'T FORGET OUR TELEPHOXME NOS, 580, Montrea Steam Laundry Go.FACTORY AND LAUNDRY: 8, 10, 12 BUSBY LANE, OFFICES :\u2014-28 ST.ANTOINE STREET.881.971.NEW FIRM.CAS COOKINC RANCES, Casaliers, Candelabras.Recently purchased in the United States, All good, cheap, fine goods.FOR SALE At Ste.Apne de Bellevue, \u201cThe Point\u201d of Grand Trunk avenue.This is the finest point on this Island.foot 36 VICTORIA SQUARE, Cor.Craig st.Tel, 375.Res., 25 Belmont st.LL | OUNTY F HCCHEL ! G a SOCIETY.ha The War .| Is Still Raging, Not among the Chinese, but right here in Montreal, We are 'oiding our guns to the muzzle and are prepared 10 hire into the enemy.The only place of safety is right here in our store where we are selling the very highest grade of BOOT and SHOES, Ladies\u2019 and Misses\u2019 Shoes, ANNUAL SPRING SHOW OF STALLIONS, (Competition Open.) The Annual Spring Show of Stallions, under the ddrection of the above-named society.will be held on the Exhibition Grounds (Mile End), on THURSDAY, the Twenty-Fifth Instant, at Eleven a.m.The Monta] Hunt, with the view of making the show attractive and enhancing its importance.have decided to exhibit pairs in harness, Singles in harness, Heavy and Light-weight Jumpers, etc.(owned by members of the Hunt), particulars of which can be seen by circular now issued.Prize lists and regulations, and rules relating to the Society's Show of Stallions can be obtained of the undersigned secretary- treasurer at his office, New York Life Building.with whom all entries for the Stallion Show are to be made previous to day of show, and pedigrees of pure bred stallions must be furnished at time of making entry.By order, H.BRODIE, Secrelary-Treasurer, County of Hochelaga Agricultural Society.In all Styles.GENTLEMEN\u2019S TAN SHOES, Every style of Toe.Don\u2019t Mistake the Place.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WM.L.COLE, Montreal, April 1.1595.9 pe i A Cr ae, 0 ia tr eo ont 320m?SET Gt 2244 St.Catherine Street, (Opposite Victoria st.) - ttes eme za, mous a ge ae BUA eT PE EE ea Bn tyr 2; .\u201cem FR i Np Fa bE a = © Seder sgl 3 4 THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1805 Week| Calendar SUBSCRIPTION RATES.only in trust.When the North-|irdividual consciences ; they are free| tral, though hidden, motive the en- in the water rates.The {.| ! Daily Witness, 85.00, Woekly Witness, 81.00: West was added to the Dominion to act as they think right.richment of a few individuals at the in which the increase has now J \u2014 Th reduction to oly ber Meso.5%, |there was a new revolt and a new| In Haldimand, where Mr.Mon-| °*PeNSe of the general body of tax- made is planned 10 make jr.WEDNESDAY, APRIL LT.DRE OR add 81,04 per snoum for post dust raised, under cover of which the tague is asking the sanction of the |PaYers: they have not resolved to from this class largely inert we ogo Oro fig ihn on Northern Messen: clergy could make new demands.At electors to his taking office, the Lib- rule the city in prudence, wisdom and will organize the fight now > I: ONTREAL FOOD FAIR, dre ee VE bishon hen tho followers of Arh erals have put up no candidate at all.oe ity The ert clave at { easy to give à million dollars em M \u2019 This is in accordance with the general ; : o longer: way company which never ij.WINDSOR HALL.3 WEEKS.E\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ATES.were threatening an appeal to the practice which is against offering fac- deems ; even hecessary to make a it.which asserted that the gin Ehager the patronage of che GOVERNOR GEN- DAILY WITNESS then unfriendly and aggressive United tious opposition to the re-election of show o consu ting its supporters, so rather a burden ; it is a tritie +4, + Open Dasly from 2 to 10 p.m.Five lines and npwards, 10e per lime.Contraoe States to help them in securing their |, member who has become a minis- C°\"dent is it of the obsequious knee, : streets at a cost of hundreds HANDSOME SOUVENIRS GIVEN AWAY.on favorable terms.independence, there may have been ter : in this case only a strong feel- has resolved apparently to add an- | sands of dollars, with the wero Admission, 25¢c.Children, 15.WFKEKLY WITNESS.some excuse for concession, as con- ing of opposition to the government's other burden to the already heavily | pose of benefiting those wi, ; With large type or cuts, 200 5 line.ein cession there certainly was of,lands| course on the school question would weighted taxpayer.The citizens of the secret.have purchased ip - THURSDAY, APRIL 18.lo pocial Contraot rates and privileges, even if there was no justify the Liberals in putting up a Montreal have always paid far too secure by known methods 1, - \u2014__, substantial one on the school ques- candidate against a minister so shortly much for their water supply.A of expropriation ; two, four x ()\u2019BRIEN HALL, tion.There may have been flurry before a general election, and the prime necessity of life, water, in al- lons are nothing for a basin + 1» Ape \\ then, but there is none now.Then party as a body have not that feel- most every centre is given to the peo- | laga.Could the \u2018hosses 1» THURSDAY, April 15h, the Dominion Government was the ;.There may be a less worthy ex- ple at the bare cost of service.Our up the difference between .COSGROVE CONCERT COMPANY, only party to act for the guarantee planation for the Liberal party\u2019s pass- waterworks department, including | ten percent in any other w, Including many of Toront.'s Favorite Artists.of any rights the people or any por-| jve attitude in Haldimand.Mr.Bax- service and collection, is operated at by a new tax upon the peo: Ina new programe of Sand.Mirch and Music, in- tion of the people might justly claim.ter, the Liberal candidate for the an annual loss of two hundred thou- money they have been =o 71, pier © different kinds of musical specialty.See So De onion Government nes Local Legislature, was mot opposed sand dona meas the outcome of | SOIR for years c Quire TICRETA, 24e.CHILDREN, 15\u20ac ter | or ° WF by the Conservatives, and he was average ability and Pr the de-' water tax is to high a to RESERVED, 35e .elected by a large majority over the partment could have been > laced on dav To; lan as t su PE The only power that has hither-| Patron candidate.It is, therefore, sue à fontine that the Taies o the quity a ia ee will br | to dealt with schools in Newfound- probable enough, in view of similar Bit 1d have b od LL on 3 8 w ich it is to Le Hym ns & Songs | land has been the Provincial Govern- arrangements in the past, that it was P15 I¢ COUI¢ have been re uced, while .there will be effectual protest.Tilustrated by Artistically Colored Lime Light Views, | ment.Whatever privileges, ordi- understood that no opposition would maintaining the efficiency of the Ber\u201d IN DOMINION SQUARE METHUDIST CHURCH | .nary or extraordinary, the Roman be offered to Mr.Montague\u2019s re-elec- leaving a small margin of COMMERCIAL THURSDAY, jkth Aprii, 18935, at 8 p.m.The aly #Hitness, Catholics enjoy, they have been ob-|tion.Straight party men on both ' van.Le SOLOISTS : © : tained under that government.It|sides have apparently an insuperable| The reduction three years ago to a WITNFRE Bliss Marte Moilingsbead.am, would be an outrage to take New- objection to such independent politi- uniform rate of seven and a half per- Wednesday, Apri.io +.Mr.Charles Kelly.foundland\u2019s liberty from her now.cal groups as the Patrons and the] cent on the rental was resolved upon WIIOLESALE TRICE: bere 0 ren opr WEDNESDAY.APRIL 17.1895 To make such an ordinance a part of McCarthyites, and will readily forget after the subject had been thoroughly C2°¢ advices to the Rrara her constitutional treaty with Canada their own feuds to crush such inter-| threshed out by a special committee ! dav, April 1e Te Cap , Jo Limba JU HE would be to inform her that it is the |lopers.Mr.Baxter and other Liberals appointed to take the matter into con- very little demand: maze ea 3\u2014 The ton a 15 Tochlevin Castle.The \u2018Gazette's\u2019 report of the uni- Roman Catholic clergy who rule her have been complacently predicting the | sideration.To the opposing argu- |0N passage and for shijmeut who.mt tee A Soon Mine CE versity investigation at Toronto con- P©W.and that she can only enter Can- re-election of Mr.Montague by a large ment that the reduction would cause *7C Stéadr: maize quiet, Walla Walss pL 1e Chatemori > tains an unintentional but injurious ada on the condition that, backed by majority over his McCarthyite oppo-|a deficit of fifty thousand dollars it | on poe arrived ga Fe ; §= Mary on Sb) 0 Worksop \"| misrepresentation in regard to Mr.this compact and by the Quebec vote, nent, and the Liberals, except the 10-| was replied that in the better pay- |auiet.Liverpoal spot shear and oo , i nod Excoior 1 Eee EOF House.Edward Blake.Professor Dale, who they shall rule her through all time.cal leaders of the Manitoba, Govern- ment of accounts.which would be en- | steady, demand moderate.M nunca: fs a PE and pin, S\u2014jeadod.had accused Mr.Blake of using Such a compact would take both from ment, have taken no part in the elec- ccuraged by the reduction, the appa- pars four, Ibs 13 EdmbargbCacle ue £4\u2014Tomb.children.150.his influence to secure the appoint- ve, province and from the Dominion tion.Even Mr.Martin ne not visit- rent loss would be made up.It is | April, hd nares, hes: rary hE : D'roveeds in aid Of Sabbath School Fund.| ment of Mr.Wrong as professor, could eir liberties.The province has ed the constituency.© Conserva- a matter of record that the water rate js 1vhd August maize quiet, 3s 2: a AT iN } \u2018only say when examined that MP] UTéer our constitution the right to tives talked of a majority of from accounts have been better paid since { #5 ?%4 May.4s 24,0 June, 45 Gà Joy 4, A GRAND MU SICAL EXTER \"Harcourt, the provincial treasurer, determine with regard to education.eight hundred to a thousand some| the reduction.The new rate gave | Augie, is os sr i.ee under the Amepies of st Simons Church, in the [ad once told him that he had met She has enjoyed this liberty in the| days ago, but the specches of Mr.general satisfaction.It had been |fsur.41.43 A april Hat a Town Hail nf St.Henri, on THURSDAY EVENING Mr.Blake in town and that Mr.Blake past let her enjoy it for the future, Sifton, Manitoba's Attorney-General, demanded by organized labor, whose! In Milvauxee whear orone at loo.tr next, April 13, 185.15 \u2018had mentioned to him in conversation Sie has had this responsibility in the have, in appearance at least, had a| influence in civic matters is small | and ae Se ._ \u2018 that his son-in-law, Mr.Wrong, was past ; let her not be permitted to great effect, and Mr.Montague\u2019s ma- when the numbers which are enlisted | 62%c nd wheas cpened ge oo 03 5 MIZPAH LODGE, | applicant for that or for another! SPirK it now.The Dominion has jcrity may not be so large as was an-| ypder its banner are considered.!_,!1M Tri-do wheat opened oto ayo aay Dies No: 5 1.0.0.F.l university position, Mr.Dale could not \u201c*der our constitution the right to in- ticipated.Mr.Dalton McCarthy has| Though not the originator of the sug-; rd roit wh 2 0» Y ne once Se MRE Of now remember which.The story, \u2018éTfère in matters of education on be- expressed a hope even of winning the gestion, Mr.James McShane, who and \u201csiye July.gar ore be (ocr their Loñge Room.the Ÿ MC À Buiidme SO far as reported, is an absolutely Plf of minorities.Let her be free election.was then mayor, supported it With guile Jus CE EE va Duss or ip pr iier is requested Lo ve frivolous foundation for a charge of tn exercise this right according to the| In Quebec West, too, the Liberals characteristic fervor.Motives other | In New York wheat quest TT 5 JAS R.CAMPBELL, Rec-Secy.Nepotism.Yet the \u2018Gazette's\u2019 corre- needs of the ages under no bondage pave put up no candidate.Mr.than those of a perfectly disinterest- ERAN NTH et : * oT spondent stupidly adds, \u2018It will be re- frem a hurried compact made in a McGreevy\u2019's election seems so cer- ed character have been ascribed ; let.\u2018rain\u2014There is nn hang > .7,8 OUNG WOMEN'S \u201cmembered that Mr.Blake cabled GTI closet by only fairly competent! tin to most people that the Liberals charity give the benefit of the doubt.and the market is quet We us : CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.' \u2018from London denying the story persons to-day.We all know how did not in all probability care to con- Certainly, Mayor McShane claimed.No.1 hard Maniola wheat.Is.+ © 101 Mercolfe street.* which Mr.Dale now tells.What Sich hurried and flurried and, as in test the constituency for such a short the credit for the reduction of the.arlésT hed) mine a SE po SPEC TAL MEETING wil Te held in the Mr.Blake cabled was that the impu- the case of Manitoba, intimidated term as now remains for the present Water rate, and this would be the uekvpeat fa sr Ps a ce Fins 101 Meteal?e street, on \u201c\u201c tation that he had used influence on ccmpacts are appealed to forever as| parliament.Mr.Dobell, the other basis of his demand to-morrow for the Rve .Ch THURSDAY.April 18h, at 11 som.| behalf of his son-in-law was wholly irrevocable and as overriding all law.candidate, is not a very pronounced Workingmen's vote.The by-law, Cats.per 31 ibs nme Lup Tr le oe br in pnranue will be le (false.Thie new charge of lying is Such a proposal to bring the country protectionist, but he would probably, which comes into force on May 1 was ani the fobbing trade is moderaeis co oise de rer vote at | rendered the more unjustifiable in into bondage for all the future, if it) jr elected, be found supporting the rushed through Council last August, |.mat paien: - .H.E.A | the light of Mr.Harcourts evidence ame to the conference at all, wheth- gcvernment.The issue in Quebec | AS are most resolutions and by-laws-\u2014- ! Superine, in pags 22 & to = | in the same report in which be| °7 Urged by the minority of New-| West ig largely a question of personal hUrriedly and without proper consid- | Extra PTE ! FripAy, Arrin 19.| declared that he had told Mr.Dale \u2018\u2018Ndland or\u2018by that of the Domin-| preference.In Vercheres and An-| eration.It will be seen that the Sent Relier ;\u2018 | that Mr.Blake had said to him, in ion, could only come from Rome, that tigonish the Liberals have run strong NEW law touches only those citizens : Strong Bakers (Mani La WATKIN Mi LLS, speaking of Mr.Wrong\u2019s application, is to say, from the Roman Catholic cendidates, who are personally popu- who pay rentals of one hundred, qui The market is quict und firm 9 \u201cAs to that matter I can say noth- clergy.At the very moment when jar.1 poth constituencies the can-|and twenty dollars per ANNUM | Granulated, in bris.20.8405 ra 8 CARL WL me Ae ty HERE \u201cing, as Mr.Wrong is my son-in-law.\u2018he country is smarting under the didates have pronounced in favor|and upwards, and it is held by Jlendard.in brls.cr M SECOND VOCAL RECITAL | The fact that Mr.Wrong was Mr.galling of a similar bondage it is in-| .remedial legislation, but have tried those responsible for it that this I led cass, bags IUT pi .Y M.C.A.HALL ; Blake\u2019s scn-in-law was a very public credible that any government should to make the trade question the lead-| being the case there is really no\u2019 Per bare per Lu J FRIDAY EVENING, April 19, at 8.15 p.m.| fact in Toronto and one necessarily forge new fetters and it would be, one ing issue.The government has, how- hardship, for those paying over that'ly swady.We quae \u2014 7 Reserved Seats - 81 each, known to all interested.Whether it would say, suicidal for any govern-! ever, persisted in making the Mani- 5UM can well afford the increase.This GRAN LC ee ER Pian at BUEPTARDS Muaie Store | had any influence for or against his| Melt to do so.If anything of this! £oba school question the only issue|is mere sophistry.Thousands of Moulte .Co Se - ' appointment even those making the sort is attempted it will be for the, in both these Roman Catholic con- Citizens who come under the operation prés stom \u2014 Pari ne ES 7 Moxpay, Arr 22.| appointment.conld not probably tell, Majority in the Dominion to say that! stituencies.and within a few days of Of the new law are as ill able to af- Cane Han short ru, heavy SM TA 0080 \u2014\u2014- ses ee LE .So far as appears from the \u2018Gazette's\u2019 Newfoundland shall be free and the the election they have published in ford the increase as those who pay.ea per i» ve oy : MONUMENT NATIONAL, own report, Mr.Blake's conduct on Dom inion shall x free, and that WE! both counties manifestoes by the Ro- the exempted figure would be if the Lari.; pare SE i { the subject was exemplary.sha at least make one na jonal step! man Catholic ecclesiastics commend- increase applied to them.People \u201c00 coho ann We quite (ST.LAWRENCE MAIN ST.) a without throwing a sop to Rome.ing the government and its order-in- who pay from between a hundred and | ev I single ubs.« nn ul Monday A ril 232._ ; ; _\u2014_\u2026_ | ecuncil, and these manifestoes will of twenty to a hundred and eighty dol- | Ones dl im: 1 a.NCR \u2019 p 9! DYNAMITE IN THE COAL BIN.; ccurse have pretty much the effect of lars per annum belong to what is White) and 708 calored From : | AT sis p.m.| There is a rumor in a Toronto THE BY-ELECTIONS TO-DAY.ja straight demand upon the obedi- termed, with truth, the STruggling i obo he vane for Mis Becker M , - - Js a \u2018 paper, which we hope is a pure inven- Four by-elections to fill vacant seats! erce of the Roman Catholics to vote classes.The school, the church.the | ont mide wea ho r or Ko, Evigiats Ninunst, Le °\u20ac tion, that the government has consent-; in the Dominion House of Commons for the government candidates.In external, the necessary.expenses of Loring stock in bos, and 100 \u201c Y S yy | ed to à gratuitous surrender of New-| are being held to-day.They can; ANtigonish Bishop Cameron's organ, their condition in life lay constant opm yin sions ie rire oo A Y E, | fcundland to the Roman clergy by | hardly be called party contests in the, the Lael nas pronounced in favor ata tn of stom pe oe oer im Fr te at an Asaisial tr MU ATME LACTATME, the well kpown ; CONSTitutionally guaranteeing separate ordinary sense of the word, for the Of Mr.Chisholm, the government can- ©8558 15 made ns PREEDT Ashes\u2014Votume of business ond ro ra HVED SEFATS SI 00.75e aul 500, at schools to the Roman Catholic minor- two.great parties are not in any one (date, just as in Vercheres the let-| rs.small storel:eepers.agents.etc.fo Shin Ba es as Lo To ee Le no et on \" Mo er dir 1% ue ¥ win, ity in that island.Little importance of the constituencies fairly opposed to; ters of Archbishop Fabre and the Clerical labor 15 always poorly pald.at $6 to $A.19 per doo dus Dar st ep Se te BNC {5 Lo be atlached to such a story were! One another on the issue which is be- | Bishop of St.Hyacinthe commending It is worse paid now than it has| Cmesge LIVE sTook Ma 7 I ee 0011 \"it not that Canada has never vet heen ing fought out in all of them.The: Mr.Baisaillon have been made pub- been for years past.The business: Union xiack Yaris, Chieureo Torsha: AY.ar RIL 98 a able to enter into any new phase of only subject which the electors in | lie in rather & hole-and-corner fash- depression has reduced the earning | vesterdan sf A PE ° \u2018her development without reckoning.three of these constituencies at least! ion.Up to the time of these pro- power of this class.This 'S no time ture.DIRE mien So : 5 \u201cA \u2014 with and accepting bondage at the can be got to give very much attention | ncuncements the Liberal candidates to add to the burdens of our strug-.ink, 8470 1 Ve heave on Ni FUE TWENTY FIRST wads of Rome.When Canada was | fo is, of course.the Manitoba school, scemed certam of success.if the Bling citizens.STEP EN SES ANNEAL MEETING fist ceded to Great Britain the question.Tu regard to this question | Conservatives do not win both elec-| yyy our long, severe winter, when NTO duc \u2014 er THE \u2014 | frizhtened clergy were very glad to; Mr.Laurier, the Liberal leader, after ficns under such circumstances their work is scarce and fuel dear, the effort | pandon.Ce Le 1 | be Montreal Yowaz Women's Cirlstian | S170 1 their allegiance to the new | consultation with his lieutenants of; position must be even weaker in the| gq 5,14 always be to make Montreal MOREY and acount 1 Association : power, and with it practically that | the Liberal party.declared long since ccuntry than was generally supposed.|, (heap city in which to live.in order - i te doit ia she Mi, ie Bove of the Young Mons of their people, on the simple promise | that neither he nor the party wished \u2014_\u2014\u2014 to attract population toa centre which, : rs an TE On TIENBAY, April %, 1895, of having the free exercise of their to arrive at power through this ques- | THE WATER RATES with many natural advantages, has 9 ©) of 20d wins, oo od Chir te te tah nar 2 pm he the Fev.SP faith guaranteed to the king's new tien, or in other words, did not de- | \u2018 : always the drawback of a sealed port pas WL ey rs 4.\u201ctl port he ét Societe Subnet, a promise inio which has: sire to make it a party question in; The \u2018bosses\u2019 at the City Hall have; five months of the year.But with, creuse pa hewn der Po A.iy Mrs CHAS NS AUDSON, Pre since Den read avery privilege which | any manner or degree.The Liberals determined to increase the water rates! the extravagance which has marked ; st CpoCen NET TET ee WUC Asana @ grasping hierarchy could assert.are and have been flrm in their deter- | from seven and a half to ten percent : the civic administration for the past WHOLESALE Rech RE yu on personal mviations | The clergy were too much afraid of | mination to make the issue which will | upon the rentals.It is almost a sur- | eight years, or, to put it plainly since fon at present, Le o- wi Tamir she donde awed | the American and of the French revo- | decide the character and policy of the, prise that so trifling a matter should | the advent to uadisputed power of pcnecaily cre toned Ctre ue a \u2014 fq \u2018= | jutions to make any severs a] administration at Ottawa during the! engage their attention.for the water Alderman Prefontaine, Montreal is ho saps | pose 5, Future MEPMNGS.bn their loyalty during the crises! next parliament that between Ameri-! rates.in their totality, must consti- becoming a positively dear rity in Jan te dae Anes ie Te Sees _ + \u2018hich accompanied these great move- | can protection and British free trade.\u2018 tute the merest trifle to men who,' which to live.Water rates are high- \"near There some evan RE FIRS or GENERAT i a JDL afer the Canadian rebel) li, accordance with this determination with a light heart, spend, squander, jer in Montreal than in any other city Eine rive\u201d WE a 2 A MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS | evervibing he ree concede | and partly because of recent illness, juggle away hundreds of thousands of similar size on this continent, or ih.retmerts 3 eae ooo 54 OF TH PFEATHERSTON PIANO.vthing the Insurgents had de-; Mr.Laurier has declined to take an of dollars every year.The \u2018bosses\u2019 for that matter anywhere.And the Wh from ole: nowt COMPANE, Ld., manded in the shape of self-govern-| active part as a party leader in the\u2019 have not determined to put a slop to! butchers, with the market at four tae Ma Tho eke es For (ie parer mienne rer bassin of | ONT without anew purchasing the! by-elections now being held.And!all wasteful expenditures during ajand five cents on the hoof, have JR Au va eue MN LE 0 vin be Led he off ol he Comp ang, 2130 at.alliance of the clergy by concessions | the Liberal party has kept to the lines season of great depression ; they have | put up beefsteak to fourteen cents a Meliss \u2014A water E Re £th day vf diay, 1845, at $ pin Shoat Hed such as the cession to them of broad; laid down by its leaders.Its mom-: not determined to abandon all profli- pound.Organized labor made a fight tad om The Lith NS ho A.M.FEATHERSTON, Prov.Pres.lands which they had previously held hers are probably left to their own gate schemes which bave for their cen- | for the reduction obtained recently Kern seine rom BC i et S Yi Canned Goctis.\u2014Trade is fair and si.=} THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.SPORTS AND PASTIMES.YACHTING.THE NEW \u2018VALKYRIE'S' PROSPECTS.Glasgow, April 16.\u2014Clyde yachismen who believe In Designer Watson foresee that he will have no difficulty in beating the \u2018Ailsa\u2019 with his new \u2018Valkyrie' in ordinary and blowy weather.In very soft winds and patchy breezes the long boom and big canvas of the \u2018Allsa' will be of value, and Watson's friends confess that he has been considerably relieved as to the difficulty of the task before him.Itis rumored that the i stern scantling of the new \u2018Valkyrie\u2019 will be exceedingly light.The reverse is the more probable surmise, The \u2018Valkyrie\u2019 will have to carry some eighty tons in her lead keel across tae Atlantic, and to make certain of her reaching New York with the heavy leverage of keel in safety, the steel frames of the cutter will certainly be no lighter than those in the late Valkyrie.\" The new \u2018Valkyrie' is to be planked below water with American elm, which timber Watson greatly believes in.BICYCLING.A NEW RECORD BREAKER.Another record-breaking cycler has been { developed in California in Allen H.Jones, .of San Jcse, a class A rider.Sanger, Johnson and Titus, who anticipate having matters their own way on the circuit this season, will find formidable competitors in Ed- - wards, Zeigler and Jones, the California men who have astonished the wheelmen by their recent performances ou the track.Allen Jones, who bas just sprung into prominence, is 19 years old and has only been riding : since last July.He competed in all the class A events in his section last fall, and was credited with heing the fastest man in his class.\u2014N.Y.\u2018Sun.\u2019 JOHNSON A PROFESSIONAL, Philadelphla, Pa.April 16.\u2014It is rumored in cycling circles that evidence enough has been found by the L.A.W.against John >=.Johnson, the well-known Class 13 racing man, to lead to his suspension from the amateur ranks on the charge of professionalism.Chairman Gideon, of the Board, when asked about the mater.refused to say anvthing.There will be no bicycle racing for gold or silver muggets by amateur or semi-professional men in this country this year.FOOTBALL.THE POINT ST CHARLES INSTITUTE.The Point St.Charles Institute Football | Club held their first monthly meeting on i Monday evening, in the Congregational House, at which they elected the following officers: Hon.president, Mr.Cushing; president, Mr.Richardson : vice-president, R.Pringle ; secretary-treasurer, J.Marshall : captain, J.Clarke; assistant captain, W, Ford; committez, A.Robertson, T.Jehu.J.Smith, A.McNaughton.R.Hansen and E.Wat:: chairman.A.Anthony, They de- * cided to have their practices on Monday.Wednesday and Fridav nights, and to have their first Practice on Saturday next.BRITS AND MONTREALA.The executive of the Pritannia Fnotball Club will decide to-night with regard to a meeting between their team and the Moni- i reals, NOTES.A FOUL TIP IS A STRIKE.Washington.April 15.\u2014Capt.an interpretation in the baseball Young gives rule making a caugat foul tip a sirike for rhe direc- The rule has been open owing tn its am- tion of umpires.to varied constructions, diguity.may steal a basge as upon an ordinary strike.JUVENILE LAUHOSSE LEAGUE.Clubs wishing to enter the Juvenile La- : Crosse League are requested to sznd in thelr ! applications as soon as possible to M.Bren- Hy Magdalen street, Point St.Stetier, : Charles.Y.M.C.A.BOWLING.~The Triangles defeated the Incogs in a ; bowling ma:ch at the Y.M.C.A.last evening.\u201cThe score was 1140 to 1076; a majority of : 13 points for tue Triangies.AMERICAN BOWLERS.A member of the American Bowling Club nf Newark hz written to the Victoria Ld - | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1895, _- EE mmm TTT TTT Te _, \"eh We quote to-day:\u2014Salmon B.C.COUT Gaspe, $210 $2.30 for finest: nrg $I.SM tp 32.50; tonatoes, a 2C oi 3ry, 2120 to Ne in 2-ib, tins; peas, 90c - 1 \u2019 \u2014_\u2014 ee eT TTT [ CvFRPAOL PROVISION MARKET.> \u2014 The consumptive demand has been i (+ week, and hoidérs are disappoint- ] } (+ H tr sales, yet privés remain about Cope coo American advices and present fle being an element of firmness © .+ We quote choice Slaiford- an \u201cni, and Birmingham culs, 33 sg 4 «1 t> 3hs hd.staffords (lean 44 a 254 Cumberland cut, hight, > ER horaxed, 15s to 40s: 28 | 2 gas co 27s 35 tp 40 Ibe in salt, \u2014'ap 1 shorts fut backe.35 to 328; © AS tean on, 1S 10 24 Ibs.æx- bellies, 14 to là Ibs., 358 to = for excéptional brands) ; \u2019 Lx oto 12 lbs, 32s to 23s; 15 - 235.short middles, rib in, 28 to «4 Jus Wiltshire cut, singed, 45 \u20183 ps.long clear middles, 45 tix ad, 55 Ibs., 339; short clear > \u2018zarket ls very firm at our out- .s fvr best qualities, stocks be- >} demand steady.Ye quote « ness Tos to Ths, plate and packet - per 204 lbs, > a's2 firmiy held, and the demand 2 good at full prices.Finest prime \u20183 84 ta Clg 4d per 200 ibs., Quotations are reduced 51 per cwt.\u201cand beng slow.We quote prime - in cier~es, 33s 6d per owt.Palls t'er than tierces, and hoiders are firm | io ATs per env s« \u2014The market is without any speci- x feature this week There has been consumptive demand a last week's oma We quote r0-dav.fines: sentem- \u2018ar make, colored, at :vs to 51s per a 4 xh!ta, 40s to 30s; choice full cream sr: 44s 0 43s, and low to medium 3 29 498.w= -\u2014-There Is nothing new¥to report, *er,n38 of all kinds have bzen larger at - cis'er prires, ths saies being only to jerare extent.We quore finest Cana- sroamery.T1s to 8% par owt; finest s rraamery bus to 55s; finest Australian, xes T2 to 3s.finest Danish, 533 to an! Ir'3h butier\u2014iTork Arsis, 77s per se -\u201cnFs, (5, ~hirds, 43s.and fourths, -tI,3gson Brothers' Circular, April §, DEY GOODE AND MILLINERY.: \u2018air general trade is reported with quite \u201c1% on cheup prnis.It 1s generally con- BE.B-aver Hall HU, Téje- 12 D STREET.OFFICES 4 four, mo derute ren.°50N & UO., 181 St.126, 1 a | AT LONGUEUIL.near.iv 785 St.Panl street, \u2018 LITTLE METIS, MERLINWOOD COTTAGE To Let, furnished; best view and best well in Metis.For particulars address JAMES WALLACE, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.9 NO.17 TORRANCE STREET, CUT STONE House, 10 rooms, hot water furnace; rent 25 par month.T.S.VIPOND, 474 St aul street.5 NO.19 BISHOP STREET, UPPER TENEment : newly tinted ; Dalsy heater ; all modern conveniences ; immediate possession : very convenient.Apply 936 Dor- chester street.18 SHOP TO LET.15 PHILIPS SQUARE, DE- strable situation for any small business.JOHN BURRELL, 155 St James street TO LET, UPPER TENEMENT.No.53 Metcalfe street, Dominion square; the finest lnration in city.Apply at above address.17 TO LET, ON SUSSEX STREET, UPPER tenemen: of ten rooms, and lower tenement.having nine rooms.These are stone front houses, well finished ani fitted with all improvements, Apply WILLIAM HOOD & SON, 10 Richmond square.1?TO LET, COTTAGE, WITH EXTENSION _11 rooms, furnace, hot and cold water; easily heated.Apply to 72 Aylmer street.TO LET.PREMISES, 9 TO 100 KING street, presently occupied by Paekard Lamp Co.also Stone Store adjoining.Apply to 8.H.EWING, 13 St.John street.17 TO LET, CHEAP OFFICES, FRONTING on 3: John and Notre Dame streets: weil lighted.Rents.$6 to $12, includes hot water heating, lighting and cleaning.Apply ist floor.47 St.John sireet, lv TO LET.SELF-CONTAINED COTTAGES, 112.114, 115 Britannsa street, with beautiful view of river: modern conveniences; ren; $10 per month; no taxes.Apply to MRS.LYDEN (opposite).15 STORES TO LET.361, 2365 267 ST.JAMES street: low rentals to desirable tenants.Apply to WW.WALKER, 121 3t.Francois Xavier street.15 TO LET.SMALL WELL LIGHTED Flats, over No, 378, 375 St.James strest; rent $12.20 per month.Apply to W.WALKER 121 St.Francois Xavier street.15 THREE GOOD BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE on Stanley street; price low to an immediate purchaser.Address R., +480, \u2018WItness\u2019 Office.15 TO LET.IN ST.LAMBERT.CONVENIent :o staticn, House, % rooms and attic; bard and soft wa:er; easily heated in winter; rool in summer.Apply 1 Fairview, St.Lamber:.16 TO LET.IN ST.LAMBERT, CONVENT- ent to station.louse.S rnoms and afüle: hard and sof: water; easily heated in winter, cool in summer.Apply 1 Farmer st St.Lamt-rt.12 TO LET, NICE LOWER TENEMENT, six rooms, baihroom and large pantry, hot water furnace», gas, hot and cold water; good order.rent 31% Apply to 328 St.Antoine sree\u2019.Bell Telephone 8175.10 TO LET.LOWER DWELLING, 233 ST.Denis street, suitable for small family rooins large.JUIN RURRELL, Temple Building.12 TO LET.SUMMER COTTAGE AT LAKE- aide ; partly furnished : on river side of the road; ten minures* walk from station: with use of small yacht ir desired.Apply to R.A.SHORT, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.12 TO LET, LOWER ENEMENT, ST.George street, 5 roms, db.and w.e., will be put in goed repair.ron moderate.Apply to JOHN ALLAN, 125 St.George street.S$ SHERBROOKE STREET.WESTMOUNT\u2014 Une of the most desirable semi-detached now cotiages: all modern conveniences for sale, or would rent to desirable tenant; also housz on Hillside avenus, very desirable for large fanilly.Hall for lodge meetings; one night weekly vacant.Apply to ALFRED G.WALFORD, 2243 st.Catherine street, Tel.3346.TO LET, ST.LUKE STREET, No.64, near St.Mark street, a Cottage, built only a f:w years; 9 rooms, b.and w.c.and hot water furnace.Rental $49 a month.No.1207 St.Lawrence street, Smal] Shop, and 8 room lodging above, with stable in rear.Rent $18 a month, No.322 St.Antoine st, corner of St.Martin street, 12 ronms, with hos water furnace.Rent $25 a month.312-325 St, Antnins street, self-contained housez, 8 rooms.Rent $15 a mon\u2018h.Taxes paid hy the proprictor.Apply to A.RAZA.17 Place d'Armes HI, or GE =.Marx street, after 7 o'cinek p.m.TO LET, COTTAGE, 112 IRVINE AVENUE, Westmount, seven rooms, with all modern improvements.Apply to W.KENWOOD, 4273 Dorchester street.1 TO LET, No.2 KINKORA AVENUE: Rent free to May 1st; No.32 Overdale avenue; MATTHEW S:, 7, rent of each house, $20, no taxes.C.nary Urprovements: CUSHING.110 St, James street.16 ce, ais) No.35 Le TT \u2014 _ \u2019 vel 4 rosins, bath TO LET, 2356 ST.CATHERINE St, NICE + Mat-alie avenue, xt An'uine).ee | \u201c+ DESIRABLE TEN- ! Pos, with cire un LT A \u2018Witness\u2019 Office; TLoeTOUgD Tena Apply ! d'asy hev'er; all \u201cti edia + posses- \u2018 + Arply 9353 Dor- | | | MAT ONENT, SHOP3 Tart pres nn EAR \u2018 ar Cr alee and Ten tively front.preet 0° 48 und 2 CATE 1 | ST APARTMENTS - (CT CÊRE, rent onder.| vla-iy.Apply 234 St, | 5 | roomy house with every convenisnee, 10 rooms; suitable for professional man.JOHN BURRELL.Temple Building.' i YARIFF FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.AGENTS WANTED\u201425 cents for 12 words each insertion; additional words, 2 oents each per insertion.SITUATIONS WANTED \u2014 10 cents for 20 Words or less; three Insertions, 25 cents; over 20 words, 14 cent per extra word per insertion.SITUATIONS VACANT \u2014 10 cenls for 20 pords cach insertion; additional words, nt per extra word per insertion.PUPILS WANTED\u201410 cents\u201d for 20 words; 3 irsegtions, 35 cents; 6 insertions, 40e : j' over 30 words, 3 cent per extra word per insertion.SPECIFIC ARTICLES (second-hand) \u2014 30 cents for 20 words: 3 insertions, 250; © insertions, 40c.Second-hand dealers come under \u2018Business Cards.\u2019 LOST ARTICLES\u201410 centg for 20 words; 3 lnsertions, 25c; 6 insertions, 400.FOUND ARTICLES\u20142 cents for 25 words each insertion.When found articles can be left at office as security for charges, compensailon wili be looked for to person claimi property.BOARD AND ROOMS TO LET or WANTED 10 cents for 20 words; 9 Insertions, 25c.HOUSES AND REAL ESTATE 20 cents for 20 words; 6 insertions, $I.SWAPS\u201410 cents for 20 words; 3 Insortions, 25 cents.FINANCIAL\u201425 cents for 23 words; 6 insertions, $1.26.BUSINESS CHANCNS\u201423 cts.for 25 words: 8 insertions, $1.25.BUSINESS CARDS\u201425 cents for 25 words; 6 ins+rtions, $1.25.MEDICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS\u201460 cts.for 20 words: 6 Insertions, $3.30.ALL OTHER \u2018WANTED\u2019 ADVERTISEMENTS, 25 cents for 23 words each insertion.NOTICE PARTICULARLY.The above rates are NET CASH with order.When advertisements are sent in without being prepaid numarous entries have to be made, and the rate is, in consequence, much higher.The first mentioned charge Is always the minimum, even though the advertisement does not contain the number of words allowed.Additiona! words may be had pro rata.Wanted.WANTED TO PURCHASE.LADIES\u2019 AND Gentlemen's Cast-off Clothing, Furs, Old Silver and Gold; good prices paid on account of saving great demand.Apply to M.FRANK, 569 Cralg street.5 WANTED, A BUILDER'S EXPRESS, IN good order.Address EXPRESS NO.1, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office, \u2014 15 \u2018VW ANTED 75 PIANOS, SQUARES and UPRIGHTS, Second-hand, for renting purposes.À very liberal allowance will be made on the above Pianos in exchange for New Pianos at C.W.LINDSAY'S Piano Ware- rooms, 2268, 2270, 2272 St.Catherine street _ Rooms and Board.ACCOMMOCDATION FOR 6 or S BOARDERS for summer In farm-house, convenient to station, post-office.churches; terms moderate.Address P.O.Box 227, Richmond, 12 PQ.LU I A NICE FURNISHED SINGLE FRONT Room, with or without board: private family; no children, Room, $4 per month.446 Sanguinet street, near St.L.ouls square.6 BEDROOMS FOR YOUNG MEN CHEAP at 4115 St.Catherine street.15 BOARD AND ROOM, 33.00 PER WEEK ; Table Board.$2.50 per week; near Bleury street.Address COMFORT, 29, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.17 LARGE, COMFORTABLE BACK PARLOR, containing double Led.for gentlemen only.14 Mayor street.16 NICELY FURNISHED DOUBLE ROOMS for QGentlémen or Married Couple, with use of kitchen; not moving.2002 St.Catherine street.15 ROOMS\u2014ONE SINGLE AND ONE DOUBLE Front Bedroom.comiortably furnished.11$ Cathedral street,near Dominion square.16 ROOMS.\u2014ONE OR TWO LARGE ROOMS to let, furnished or unfurnished.15 Over- dale avenue.\u2014 1% ROOM AND BOARD WITH ENGLISH FAmily; comfortable home for one of strictly quiet habits; central.21 St.Edward st, 15 ROOMS \u2014 BRIGHT, WELL FURNISHED Bedroom, with Siting-room if desired, for married couple; good board.Hutchison street, near Milton.Address C.280, \u201cWItness' Office.10 TO LET, ONE NICE ROOM; GAS, BATH, and hot water.754 Palace street.TO LET, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED to suit tenant, three rooms on bathroom flat; vacant for 1st May; gas, hot water.97 University street.15 TO LET, UNFURNISHED ROOM, WITH wardrobe.2763 St.Catherine street.Ring right hand bell.il Pupils Wanted.LEARN FRENÇH NOW-A FEW HCURS A weak will suffice.The best methods taught by MR.LOUIS MARTIN, 88 Breboouf st.Will give lessons at pupil's house If preferred.Terms very moderate, Latin, classics and translations on easy terms.Apply by postal card or personally.6 WANTED, A FEW YOUNG PEQPLE TO study French in a country place for the summer months: Protestant clergyman's home; near water; boating, fishing and hunting.Address W.S.B., \u2018Witness\u2019 0f- fice.11 Partner Wanted.TO LET.STORE.795 DORCHESTER ST.gnod stand for Fruit and Confectionery.Apply at 1780 Notre Dame streec, 8 To LET.LACHINE, HOUSES PLEASANTly situeted on water front; nine rooms ; bath, w.c., in good order; Immediate possession; rent $10.441 St.Joseph street® 232 TO LET.FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, that first-class Stone House, 15 St.Mark sirvet; also that com:nodious upper tene- mont, 51 Fort street; rent $20 per month.Apply D.WILLIAMSON, 1279 Dorchester street.Telephone\u2014house, 2548; office, 6210, TO LET.AT ST.LAMBERT, 2 NEW Brick Houses, semi-detached, 4 bedrooms: near the station, south of the R.R.track.Apply to GEO.BEATTY.2 WANTED, AN INTELLIGENT YOUNG man of good character and habits, with $1.000 or $2,000 capital, ean acquire an Interest in a well established business.Address AGENCY, 59, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.28 Houses Wanted.WANTED, SELF-CONTAINED HOUSE or Cottage; 8 or 9 rooms; north of St.Antoine: west end preferred: rent must be moderate.Address W., 16, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.7 OB PRINTING eo In all ita branches executed with neatness and despatch at tho * WITNESS ® PRINTING HOUSE corner St.Peter and Craig streets .DAILY WITNESS.For Sale.Situations Vacant.REL SRA Tat BIO EN PE LPN I RT DEV SERRE T Employment Wanted.\u2014 EGGS FROM FIRST PRIZE BUFF AND Partridge Cochins and B.P.Rocks; also, -pair Golden Wyandoties and Incubators.G.TOLLINGTON, 720 Cadieux street.FOR SALE, TWO HORSES, AND TWO Light Two-Wheeled Carts, Apply at No.151% St, Urbain street.\u2019 17 FOR SALE, 1 TRON BEDSTEAD (Double), with spring, 1 Self-feeder, 13 Stephen, and pipes.151 St.Georges street.16 FOR SALE, BOOK OF THE ROYAL MUtual Building Soclety.Address BOOK 28, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.J6 FOR SALE.\u2014GRANITE MARBLE TOP Bedroom Set and other Furniture, for sale cheap.Apply at 21 Metcalfe avenue, St.Henri.16 FOR SALE, A NICE TRON GREY HORSE, 14 bands, very quiet, not afraid of electric cars or trains; just the thing for the country; perfectly safe for children to drive._ Apply COACHMAN, 214 Peel street.16 FOR SALE, GOOD, STRONG BABY CARriage, 34.00; also, Single Iron Bedstead, with bed and new spring mattress.$5.00.Address CARRIAGE 24, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.15 FOR SALE CHEAP, BEDROOM SETS, Parlor Furniture, Carpeis, Cooking Stoves, ete.Apply 8 Tower avenue.12 FOR SALE.\u2014PROWSE STEEL RANGE, Gas Combination, No.9, not long used: a bargain; Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Oflcloth, Linoleum, B.P.Mirror 48x60, Ifall Stove, Mahogany Bed, old French Style; Square Piano, Gabler; Gas Fixtures and Gas Stoves.On view at 45 Union avenue, 12 FOR SALE, EGGS, FROM FIRST PRIZE winning Silver Laced Wyandottes, $2.00 sctilng; two seilings, $3.Address WYANDOTTE, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.FOR SALE.\u2014HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS may be seen after 10 a.m.at 324 Cote St.Antoine Road.12 FOR SALE.A VERY FINE UPRIGHT Piano; only a few months in use; will be sold at a great sacrifice to an Immediate purchaser.Apply 446 Peel street.12 CTI EE IS » FOR SALE, SODA WATER FOUNTAIN, and Counters, Fixtures, etc.Apply 2389 St.Catherine street.10 FOR SALE\u2014FIFTEEN FIRST-CLASS Light Brahme Hens for sale, our best strain, $1 each; also 15 Black Red Game Fowls, $20 for the lot.THOS.HALL, Wiseman avenue, Outremcnt.10 FOR SALE, EIGHT EX-MOOR MARES and one stallion.These ponies are easily kept and acl! well.A rare chance for breeders to secure the best Imported stocks, as they will be sold at a bargain.Address FOR SALE.BABY CARRIAGE, $4; ALSO, Single Iron Bedstead and Stair Carpet.Address BABY CARRIAGE, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.9 FOR SALE, A NICE COUNTER, CHEAP, suitable for Candy Store.Apply 694a Sher- _ brooke street.8 FOR SALE.STAMPS, OLD CANADA AND U.S.a speclalty: also good collections.A.HEYWOOD, Alexandria Rooms, 2204 St.Catherine street.All Stamp Collectors invited.: 1 FOR SALE, HOME-MADE PRESERVES of 11 kinds.Picliles, Tomato Catsup, splendid Orange Marmalade; two lbs.for 25c; choice fruits of all descriptions, at LUKE'S, 2131 St.Catherine street.14 FOR SALE\u2014FOR THE MILLION, KILN- dried Kindling Wood, $2; cut maple, $2.50, tamarac blocks, $1.75; mill blocks, stove lengths, $1.50 per load.J.C.MACDIAR- MID & CO., corner of St.James and Guy streets.Tel.8110.13 NEW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOS OF the best American make, for sale at great bargains.Apply at the N.Y.PIANO CO.'S Stores, 446 St.James street, Telephone 20475.Try their prices before buying.10 NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS CAN HAVE a First-class Folding Machine that will cui, paste and fold to a suitable size, for $100.Address or apply to J.BEATTY, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.13 WOOD! WOOD! WOOD !\u2014BEST HARD Maple, three feet (French measure) long.$5.25 per cord: Birch, $5 per cord; Beech, $4.00 per cord.Yard, 600 St.Catherine street.Tel.6479.To .1 ORGAN FOR SALE\u2014A SMALL, SECONDhand Mason @& Hamlin Organ For Sale: very, very cheap.Apply Tuesday or Wednesday, before one or after six p.m., at 251 Manre street.15 FOR SALE, CHEAP, LOT OF CEDARS.W.C.NORMAN, 221 Wellington street.6 DRY KINDLING WOOD.LARGE LOADS, 32 HENDERSON BROS, Telephon 821L .344 William street.3 Miscellaneous.BEAUTIFUL FLOWER GARDEN, only $1; 10 pkts of cholce seeds and 15 plants each; Pansies, Daisies, Stocks, Verbenas, Carnations, Asters, threo Begenia Vernon; seven Basket Plants.By mail postpaid.E.W.BOWSLAUGH, Kingsville, Ont.16 BOOKS BOUGHT.SOLD AND EXCHANGed to everybody's satisfaction.Collections of postage stamps, old china, curiosities, coins, etc.2114 St.Catherine, near Bleury.1 CHINA RIVETING\u2014CROCKERY, CHINA and 7lassware, neatly and securely repaired.W.L.BASTIAN, 2123 St.Catherine street.5 NOTICE.\u2014I WILL APPLY TO THE CORporation for leave to open a wood yard on the north side of Richmond square.J.C.MACDIANMID, April 11, 1895.16 FPENRSONAL\u2014BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 1556 Notre Dame, Beautiful sets of Teeth for Ten Dollars.Fit and quality guaranteed.Painless extracting a specialty.Office open evenings.13 PUBLIC NOTICE \u2014 THE WOMEN AND Children's protection Society is prepared to investigate all cases of Cruelty to Women and Children, and will take the proper legal means of having the offenders pun- fished.Office hours: 8 a.m.to 9.30 p.m., and gencrally from 1 p.m.to 6 p.m.C.M.MARSHALL, Secretary and Agent, Office: 632 Dorchester street.13 TO EXCHANGE LARGE STOCKS, MER- chand:se, for Real Estate.Address, F.WILLIAMS, 202 Royal Insurance Chambers.9 HARRY JONES, 2410 P.O.Box, Montreal.BOY WANTED.APPLY A.D.SAWYER, Windsor Medical Hall, Windsor Hotel.16 HELP FOR FARMERS\u2014JUST ARRIVED, 170 children, mostly boys.from 8 to 14, Apply with minister's reference, to the Rev.R.WALLACE, Marchmont Home, Belleville, Ont.11 WANTED, MANAGER FOR PROVINCE of Quebec, by an Old Line Life Insurance Co., established for many years; responsible parties only need apply.Address to REBLA, care \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.15 WANTED, A BRIGHT INTELLIGENT Girl, of good address to assist at an exhibit at the Food Fair.Apply to No.27 St.Peter street.9 Clerks.Travellers, de.AGENTS WANTED, LADIES OR GENTLEmen, in every town or village in Canada, to handle a household necessity.Sells at sight.No talking necessary.Goods gel] themselves.Big money.Only $5.00 capital to start.Address Al, \u2018Witness\u2019 11 Office.WANTED, A BRIGHT, INTELLIGENT Girl, for an uptown confectioner\u2019s store.Apply by letter to LEX, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.17 WANTED, A GIRL FOR FLORIST STORE.Apply to S.S.BAIN, 66 Beaver Hall Hil WANTED, SALESMEN, WITH OR WITHout experience; full or part time; salary or commission.Season opens April 15.BROWN BROTHERS COMPANY, Continental Nurseries, Toronto, Ont.12 FEW MORE CANVASSERS can find permanent employment with the largest nursery in Canada.Spring is nearly here.Special advantages now.STONE & WELLINGTON, Montreal, Que.J.W.BEALL, Manager.27 Domestica, GENERAL SERVANT WANTED IMMEdiately; small family; no washing.Apply __No.4 Overdale avenue, aîter 6 p.m.GOOD PLAIN COOK WANTED; WASHing put out: early dinner.Apply No, 217 Milton street.15 WANTED, FOR ST.JOHNS, P.Q., Young Girl to help with light house work; two in family.Apply with references to 236 Congregation street, Point St.Charles.17 WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED NURSE ; must be Protestant, and come well recommended.Apply Ce Hutchison street WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT FOR ST.Lambert.Apply with references, In the morning, to 18 University street.17 WANTED, GIRL.AGE 14 or 15, TO TAKE care of two children.Apply to 137 St.Antoine street.17 WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT FOR A small family; 375 Mance street.Apply between 1 and 2, and 6 and 7 p.m.17 WANTED, AT ONCE, A HOUSEMAID.Apply 1080 Dorchester street.15 WANTED, A GOOD WOMAN COOK FOR the house of a gentleman in the city, references required.Apply to A.JOYCE, confectioner, Phillips square.\u2019 15 WANTED.A NEAT, RESPECTABLE GENeral Servant.for small family; must be well recommended.Apply at 158 St.Luke street.16 WANTED, AT ONCE, YOUNG GIRL A» General Servant, to go to the country; must have first-class references.Mrs.W.A.SCOTT, 484 St.Urbaln street.16 WANTED, A SMART GIRL, TO ASSIST in House work.Apply to 66 Beaver Hall Hill 5 WANTED, A GOOD PLAIN COOK, AT 96 Dorchester street.16 WANTED, A GOOD PLAIN COOK, ALSO a Housemaid; must be well recommended.Apply 495 Argyle avenue, Westmount.15 WANTED, A GENERAIL SERVANT: NO washing: good wages.Apply to 49 Mansfield street.12 WANTED, AT ONCE, A GOOD PLAIN Cook, to wash and iron, for a small family; Protestant: with references.Apply at St.George's Rectory, 160 Windsor st.15 WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, GOOD PLAIN Cook.Apply 1002 Sherbrooke street; city references required.11 WANTED, GENERAL SERVANT; FAMILY two.16 Victoria street.11 WANTED, A GOOD GENERAL SERVANT; no washing, references required.Apply at 41 St.Luke street.Mechanics.WANTED, PAPERHANGER AND PAINTer.Apply to H.JONES, 4113 St.Catherine street.15 WANTED, ALL ROUND PAINTER.Apply 7 a.m.at 113 Layal avenue.Teachers, Governesses, TRACHERS WANTED, FOR SCHOOL DIStricts Nos.1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7 and 8.Municipality of South Durham; must be Protestant; holding diplomas for Province of Quebec: salary, $13 to $15, according to class of diploma.Two terms of four months each, opening June and endin December.1895.Apply up to May 4th, 1845, to the undersigned.JOHN ALEXANDER.Sec- retary-Treasurer, South Durham, P.Q.1 WANTED, A FEMALE TEACHER, FOR the French Department of the Huntingdon Academy, one who has had experience In teaching preferred.Salary.$300 for ten months.Ali applicatioris, with testi&tnoni- als, to be addressed to the undersigned, A.McCALLUM, Sec.S.B.,, P.O, Box 45, Huntingdon, Que.10 Lost, Strayed and Found LOST, A CARBUNCLE RING, ON TUESday, on St.James street, in the banks or on Notre Dame street cars.Reward at 168 McCord street.17 LOST, ON SATURDAY, 13th, $6.00, on Prince Arthur or St.Lawrence Main street, The finder will pe rewarded on returning to 83 St.Hypolite street.15 LCST, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, either on Drummond street or Dorchester, near Mountain, a five-dollar bill.Finder please return It to t4 Drummond sireet and be rewarded.STRAYED, PUG PUP, CALLED 'DODY.\u2019 last seen on Sherbrooke, between Redpath and Simpson streets.Suitable reward when returned to 42 Shuter street.16 WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE BOY, A place as Office Boy or go mensages; living with his parents.Address by letter 109 St.Urbain street, downstairs.16 WANTED, SITUATIONS FOR MESSAGH and Office Boys; also Strong Lads.Apply to J.R.DICK, Boys\u2019 Home, Mountain st 15 WANTED, POSITION AS FLOOR WALKer or Manager of Work Rooms in Dry Goods Establishment, or other business; French and English; married; eight years in Montreal; best of references; salary not so much of an object as permanent employment.Address M.999, \u2018Witness' Office.16 Clerks, Travellers, «&c.WANTED, BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG Man, a position as collector or some place of trust; strictly temperate and can furnish security if required.Address.J.C.P.12, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.18 Dumesties EMPLOYMENT BY A GOOD PLAIN COOK; good city references; no objection to country for summer.90 St.George street.11 ENGLISH WIDOW WANTS a situation as nurse to one child or invalid going away for summer months.Address S.24, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.16 WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN work of any kind by the day.Address, WORK.280, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.17 WANTED, WORK BY THE DAY.BY A respectable Woman.59 McCord street.12 WANTED.BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, with a family to support, washing, housecleaning, or any other kind of work Ly the day.Apply 98 Chenneville street.13 WANTED, SITUATION AS LADY'S MAID, and to assist with house work; best of references.Address LADY'S MAID, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.13 WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, washing, ironing and housclesaning, by the day; references.Apply at 311 St.Urbain street.13 WANTED, WORK BY THE DAY OR WEEK by a respectable Young Lady.Address _ No.9 St.Monique street (basement).1 WANTED, BY A RESPECTABLE PERSON work by the day, washing or housecleaning.134 St.George street.WANTED, SITUATIONS BY WORKING Housekeeper, good plain cok and general servants.Apply at 675 St.Paul street, Registry Office.8 \u2018Ladies\u2019 Companions,\u201d Ilousekeepers, «ec, WANTED, BY YOUNG ENGLISH LADY, post as Governess or (Companion help; teaches English, Music, drawing, painting.junior Latin, violin, French: good sewcr.Miss HARRISON, 934 Sherbrooke streat.3 Dressmakers, Milliners, «te.DRESS-CUTTING, TAILORS RULE.NO Refitting.Draping, Designing, Finishing taught.Linings cut free on Tuesdays.Perfect: Fitting Patterns Cut.Dresses, Mantles Cut, Basted.Draped.ready to finish.109 St.Alexander street, corner of St.Catherine.15 WANTED, DRESS CUTTING.EVERY Lady her own dressmaker.Tailors\u2019 rule cuts all styles of garments; nn retiring.Draping.designing.finishing taught.Pupils prepared for good situations, Linings cut free on Tuesdays.109 S:.Alexander street, corner of St.Catherine stree:.6 Mechanics, PARTIES HAVING REPAIRS TO DO, either in brick or stone, can have the sams done at a very moderate figure: also stone {fronts cleaned.Address STONE-MASON, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.6 WANTED.POSITION BY A QUALIFIED Engineer.from Glasgow, Scotland: salis- faciory references.Address A.M.20% \u2018Witness' Office.15 Tenclhers, Goveruesses.SITUATION WANTED\u2014A YOUNG WOman, 24 years cld, speaking Fretich and English, and with good references, desires a situation as governess or lady's muld; would be glad to 1ravel, especlally in En- rope.Address M.I.C.12, \"Witness\u2019 Office.Gardeners, Farm Laborers.Laberers, Coachmen, «&e.A SCOTCHMAN AND WIFE DESIRE OCcupancy durirg summer months of house, either furnished or unfurnished, as cure- takers.Parties could rest assured that house would be kept in thorough order and carefuily looked after.Excellent references.Address X.Y.Z., \u2018Witness Office, 12 WANTED, BY YOUNG MAN, SITUATION; understands all garden work; also hurs-s; sober and obliging: good references.Ald- dress W., 587 Seigneurs street.; WANTED, BY A MIDDLE-AGED MAN, single, a situation as gardener: willing to be useful; total abswainer.Address \u2018» H.W., \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.15 WANTED, \"BY A RESPECTABLE MARried couple, situation as caretaker of church, school or offices: man ail-round handy man.Address CARETAKER 79, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.Agents Wanted.men, in every town and village in Canada to handle a household necessity.Sells at sight.No talking necessary.Goods sell themseives.Big money.Only 85.01 capital to start.Address Al, Witness\u2019 Office.: AGENTS CAN HAVE PERMANENT AND profitable positions with us, and earn $.5 and $26 weekly selling our Hardy.Canadian grown Nursery Stock.salaries or commissions paid weekly.Exclusive tcr- ritory.Handsome outfit free.Write for terms.to E.O.GRAHAM, Nursgery- man, Toronto, Ont.15 Business Chances.ACCOUNT SICKNESS $1,000 SECURES hal?established monopoly netung $400 snonthly.NUGENT 302, 1709 Notre Damo.22 Board and Rooms Wanted, FURNISHED ROOM AND SITTING ROOM, with board, wanted by a married couple, in a private family; locality west of Park avenue.Address X., 750, 'Witness\u2019 Office.17 UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED FOR young married couple; two or three rooms on upper flat, and one sitting room convenient to entrance.Address ROOMS, 17, \u2018Witness\u2019 Office.17 SENTE RE RE IE FA - hd RNR RAYS BET Cpa gry 00e ra EE ae 0 00e SPP TES TTL mn AE atm + ani REL A Leagan aes : I y Decor ee eee La CAAA res A en NEAT AF on ry om ~~ = LY cs Aopen EE EL WE a ART pe - A THE MONTREAL DAILY WITNESS.WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1895 HANA LINE The only Direct Line between Hamburg and Boston affording regular sailings.Winter Service Fortnightly, HAMBURG TO BOSTON.ES.GEORGIA, S8.CANADIA.6S.CHRISTIANTA.BS, HISPANIA.8S.SICILIA.For further particulars especting passage, apply to D.CONNELLY.Gen.Passenger Agent, 14 Place D'Armes square, Montreal.AMERICAN LINE A | NEW YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON From Pier 14, North River, New York, {Foot of Fulton street.) Berlin.0000000 Wed., April 24, 11.00 a.m.Paris.c.Wed, May 1, 11.00 a.m.New York.Wed,, May 8 11.060 am.Khortest and most convenient route to London.Ko transfer by tender.No tidal delay.Close connertion at Southampton for Havre and Paris by special fast twin-screw Channel steamers.Rates of passaie, to southampton, London or Harre, #60 and upward.Intermediate passage, £30 to 250, according to ttéamer.SPECIAL ROUND TRIP TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.steerage at Very Low Rates.For Freight or passage apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO, No.6 Bowling Green, New York.W.H.HENRY, 148 St James street.wW.F.EG4&, 129 St.James st, Montreal.J.Y.GILMOUR À CO.354 St.Paul street OMINION LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.LIVERPOOL, SERVICE.Via Londonderry.Steamer.From Portland.From Halifax.Vancouver.Thurs, April 13.Sat., April 20.Oregon.Tues.April 30, direct.\"Montreal 21 Portland and Halifax to Liverpool or Londonderry\u2014 First Cantin.250 00 0 £70.00.recurn, 2100 00 to $130 according to steamer and berth.Second Cabin wo Liver, vol, Lon .onderry » e1fast or Glasgow, 830.00: return, 555.00.Stecrage to Liverpool, London, Lon- conderry, Queenstown, Belfast or Glasgow, $12.50.OUTFITS are FURNISHED steerage passengers FREE.LARRADOR and VANCOUVER do not carry cattie.SAILINGS From Quebec.SIMMER STREAMERS.From Montreal.Mariposa.May 2, 11.00 pm.May 3, 2 p.m.Labrador.May 11, daylight.May 11, 3 pm.British Prince.May 15, I pm.May 17, 2 p.m.Vancenver.May 2, dayliëht.May 25, 2 p.m.(alin rates, 830 to 890 The saloons are large and airy, and amidships.f.odies rooms and smoking rooms have been placed in the most convenient positions.Promenade decks ur very \u2014\u2014\u2014 ' PATHETIC DEATH OF A SPARROW.© Middletown.N.Y.April 16.\u2014An English sparrow yesterday picked up a long string in its bill and flew toward a barn where \u201cits nest was in preparation.The striug caught in the shingles at the eaves and tightened around the bird's neck.in an instant.The sparrow fell to the roof and reeled off, falling the length of the string.Then it fluttered a fow moments and died.Other sparrows fluttered about and chirped excitedly as the victim struggled its last._\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A PLAGUE OF ARMY WORMS.Russellville, Ky., April 16.\u2014The army werm has appeared in this and many surrounding counties.They have devastated flelds of young corn and hundreds i | | | i of plant beds have been literally eaten: up\u2014not a sprig of the tobacco plants being left.Some of the farmers have resown their beds and it will throw their crops late.It is now fourteen years , since the army worms were as numerous lin this section as thev now are, and they have arrived six weeks earlier than on their former visit.Ce THE BEHRING SEA SEIZURES.1 | POSTPONEMENT OF THE CONFERENCE TILL | hor commercial interests in view of the | AFTER PARLIAMENT HAS ADJOURNED.Washington, April 16.\u2014A telegram was sembling of Parliament on April 1S the \"members of the ministry, who, it was de- Tokio to the \u2018 Central News,\u2019 dated to-day sired.should be in Washington to he con-| (April 17), says that the treaty of peace sulted with reference to the new treaty .for the settlement of the claims arising against the United States {or seizures in ! Behring Sea, will not leave until Parlia- ; ment shall have adjourned.Under these | circumstances the conference will prob- \u2018ably not be held before October next.3 \u2014 DOMINION EDUCATIONISTS.i Toronto, April 16.\u2014Montreal and Que- i bec are both represented by speakers on \u2018the programme of the Dominion Educa- ; ticnal Association which convened here tained.\u2018to-day.Distinguished representatives are! Russia in this position.lalso present from British Columbia, Mani- | England show that that country is lend- The speakers ing support to Japan.\u2019 1 toba and Nova Sentia.named are the Hon.(i.W.Ross, the Hon.James Baker, Minister of Education, British Columbia; the Hon.Gedeon Ouimet, Quebec; Mr.A.H.McKay.chief superintendent the of Education, Nova Scotia; 1 i Manitoba; Principal Adams, Bishop's Col-; lege, Lennoxville; and Principal Rexford, Mr.A.E.\u2018tbe \u2018New England Magazine, and others.(The association is mecting at the Depart- vent of Education.Montreal; by several thousand members and visitors : peace settlement was left to Li Hung F | will be neld.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 PAID THE INDEMNITY IN FULL.| widow of the late J.D.Spence, the well london Guarantee limited.paid $5,000 the Accitent by \u201cand Company, the liability of tae company the matter Winship, editor of: Chinese war indemnity will be paid in { i To-night (Tuesday) following despatch from Fekin: \u201c Word | à great receptien Which will be thronged ! has reached here that the decision on the | matter were only of a general character i Toronto, April 15.\u2014Mrs.Spence, the | P y of the treaty of peace, will say to-morrow | divulged until the treaty is ratified.' Known commercial traveller, was to-day | CHINO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE It Would be the Death-Knell of the European in Eastern Asia, Says the \u201c Graphic.\u2018A DANGER T0 THE WORLD.\u2014 EUROPEAN POWERS INTERESTED IN THE TERMS OF SETTLEMENT.\u2014\u2014 THE PRESS OF EUROPE ON THE SITUATION.London, April 16.\u2014The \u2018 Daily News, referring to the Chino-Japanese alliance, which is said to be one of the conditions that under the new conditions such an alliance would be so much more to the advantage of China that it can scarcely | imagine Japan proposing it.\u2018 Japan,\u2019 says the \u2018* News,\" \u2018 has emerged froin the conflict a great power; there is no precise parallel in the history of the world to her! adaptability and imitative marvellous genius.\u2019 The \u2018Graphic\u2019 is inclined to believe in the reported alliance.It says: \u2018 This Ja- panization of China would be the death- knell cf the European in Eastern Asia, and the ruin of western industry.\u2019 The \u2018Standard \u2019 to-morrow will say:\u2014 \u2018Whatever the exact stipulations of the Chino-Japanese treaty may prove Lo be it must be distinctly unaerstood that they are subject to the approval of the other states having relations with Eastern Asia.Only so far as they do not unfairly conflict with the legitimate rights of Europeans can they be permitted to have effect.Anything that could serve as the basis of a scheme giving Japarf a political and commercial mastery over China cannot be allowed to pass.\u2019 Berlin, April 16.\u2014The \u2018North German Gazette\u2019 announces that Germany will strengthen her squadron in Eastern Asiatic waters to protect and maintain developments that the Chino-Japanese relations are taking.The ironclad \u2018Kais- London, April 16.\u2014A despatch from between China and Japan was signed this morning.The terms of the settlement, the despatch says, will probably not be London, April 17.\u2014A despatch from St.Petersburg to the \u2018Politische Correspon- denz,' of Vienna, says: \u2018 Russia is firmly resolved not to allow the cession by China to Japan of any territory on the Eastern Asian continent, and will not shrink from entering into a serious conflict with Japan if her wishes cannot otherwise be at- France is resolved to support Reports from The \u2018Standard's\u2019 Vienna correspondent says that the writer of the foregoing despatch never writes without inspiration frcm the Russian Foreign Office, although he is frequently used as a medium for \u2018 feelers.\u2019 London, April 16.\u2014A despatch from To- kio to the \u2018 Central News\u2019 says that the taels.The \u2018Times\u2019 will print to-morrow the Chang.The views of the court on the Op- appear | and did not hamper the Viceroy.osition from the censors will when Li Hung Chang returns.\u2019 I.ondon, April 16.\u2014The \u2018Chronicle\u2019 to- mujrow Will say that such terms as have though there was some question as to peace between China and Japan would) \u201cbe a deflance of Europe and a danger lo.\u2018 ; has been amicably adjusted and Mrs.| the world.Spence gets her money in full, + A DISASTROUS Brighton, Ont., April Mills, village about nine miles north nf Brighton, was visited by FIRE.18.\u2014Newcombe a a tire hetweon twelve and one o'clock this INCIHIBE.A large frame mill, owned by Mr.LL.W.in which the fire driginaied, Was ontirely consumoed, as was disastrous HR.Terry.also Mr.A.T.Duriand's general store, Jwoelling and pest-offive.There was noth- i via | ing saved from these buildings.Mr.j Thos.Montgomery's was also i consumed but the contents were saved.dwelling \u2018These properties were insured but to what | lextent or in what companies is not known i here, , \u2018 _\u2014 A BAD FALL.Stuttgart, April 16.\u2014Duke Albert, heir- \u2018apparent to tue Duchy of Wurtemberg, was: 1 .i sericusly injured tc-day by being thrown | ! \u2018from his horse.He fell \"brain.believe that his life is in darger, head foremost : in establishing thoroughly Roman Catho- and is suffering from concussion of the ilis physicians, however, do not The \u2018Times\u2019, apparently sharing in the: | general scepticism as to the reported | terms of the treaty of peace, will to-mor-, irow endeavor to show that a necessary | briet despatch may cover much that 1s! \u201chot stated.Possibly, it will say, the al-: liance clause does not cover more than a commercia! arrangement.The \u2018Times\u2019 advises a suspension of judgment on the ; matter and deprecates the hasty assumption that Japan will necessarily become a powerful rival of Europe.Washington, April 16.\u2014Late this af- ternocn Secretary Gresham received a cablegram from Minister Dun at Tokio, Japan, confirming the press despatches that a treaty had been signed by Japan and China.The message gave no details.The statement that Japan has agreed to, accept an indemnity of only $109,000,090 is regarded here as erron-| eous.Her demand at the beginning of; the peace conference was 400,000,009 yen, equal to $200,000,000 in American gold.According to advices previously received, ! : Japan reduced this amount by one hun- | dred million yen, thus leaving the in- \u2018Jemnity at 300,000,000, or $10,000,000 in i gold.Astonishment {s expressed that one of the reported conditions of peace should bave been an offensive and defensive alliance between the two nations.Such agreements are never under any circumstances made public.If this be the conclusion reached by the two countries it {s regarded as the more extraordinary that it should have been so publicly announced.It is pointed out, moreover, that Japan has nothing to gain by an alliance of this character.Both nations are at peace with the rest of the world, and aside from this China\u2019s internal weakness and lack of military strength, as shown in the war just closed, would render an alllance with such a nation a source of weakness to Japan.It is still understood at the Japanese legation that one of the agreements of peace will be the occupation by Japan of Port Arthur for a limited term of years.The information received here confirms the report of the conclusion of peace, but discredits the details as reported by the London \u2018Times\u2019 London, April 17.\u2014A despatch to the \u2018Star\u2019 from Tien-Tsin says an Imperial | ; A Teen | proclamation has been issued authorizing: creased wages and an easier lot.Li Hung Chang to sign a treaty of peace pages of history and experience are full with Japan guarantceing the pavment of 200,000,000 taels indemnity.By the proclamation Li Hung Chang is empowered to cede to the Japanese the island of For-' mosa and the peninsula of Liao Tung to the fortieth degree of latitude; to sanction the opening of five new commercial ports, including Pekin, power to open cottcn factories and other: industries in China.By the terms of the proclamation the import dues at the open ports are not to exceed two percent.Another Imperial proclamation has heen issued, granting sick leave to the viceroy of Canton, and ordering him to retire to his native province.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BUTTER FROM WHEY.Washington, April 16.\u2014The offlcials of the Agricultural Department are satisfied with the general result of the experiments made at Cornell University, which have shown the possibility of making butter from the whey left after the manufacture of cheese.The only other question to be determined is whether butter can be made in such quantities as to pay.It is said to be good butter, guaiified judges being unable to detect it! frcm that made from milk.The department leaves it to the manufacturers of cheese to show whether butter can be thus made In quantities sufficient to pay for the labor expended upon it.It is estimated that $1,000,000 worth of butter could be made from the whey produced annually in the manufacture of cheese in New York state alone.A WARNING FROM MR.CLEVELAND HE ARGUES IN FAVOR OI SOUND MONEY, TITE LINE OF BATTLE DRAWN BETWEEN THE FORCES OF SAFE CURRENCY AND SILVER MONO-METAILISM.New York.April 16 \u2014President Cleveland, writing in reply to an invitation of the Chicago business men to address a mecting there, says: \u201cThe situation confronting us demands \u2018 that those who appreciate the importance | of this subject and those who ough: to be the first to see impending danger, should Icnger remain indifferent or over-cenfident.* If the sound money sentiment abroad in the land is to save us from mischief and disaster, it must be crystallized and combined and made immediately active.no \u2018It is dangerous to overiook the fact, as a | number cf our people with scant opportunity, thus far, to examine the question in all aspects, have, been ingeniously pressed with specious suggestions, which in this time of mis- its nevertheless, fortune and depression, find willing lis- | LL.+ .a .Al- been announced as the conditions of the \u2018eVers prepared to give credence to any scheme which is plausibly presented as & remedy for their unfortunate condition.\u2018What is needed more than anything else is a plain and simple presentation of the argument in faver of sound money.in other words, it is a time for the American people Lo reason together as members of a great nation which can promise them continuance of protection\u201c and safety only so Jong as its solvency is ur- suspected, its honor unsullied and the soundness cf money unquestioned.These things are ill-exchanged for illusirn of a debased currency hopes of advantages to gained by a disregard of our financial credit and commercial sianding among tbe nations of the world.\u2018If our people were others, and if the rency could be treated without regard t9 our relations to other countries, its character would be a matter of comparatively little importance.If the American people were only concerned in the maintenance of their physical lifc among themselves, they might return to the old days of barter, and in this primitive manner acquire from each other the materials to supply the wants of their cxistence.But if American civilization were satisfied 34s 103 and groundless and to give Japan the: the | be isolated from all.question of our ceur-.with this, it would abjectly fail in its high and noble mission.\u2018In these restless days the farmer is terrpted by the assurance that though our currency may be debased, redundant and uncertain, such a situation will improve the price of his products.Let us remind him that he must buy as well as rell; that his dreams of plenty are shaded by the certainty that if the price of the things he has to sell are nominally enhanced, the cost of things he must buy will not remain stationary; that the better prices which cheap money proclaims are unsubstantial and elusive, and that even if they were real and palpable he must necessarily be left far behind in the race for their enjoyment.| It ought not to be difficult to con- ! vince the wage-earner that if there were benefits arising from a degenerated cur- | rency they would reach him least of all tand last of all.In an unbealthy stimu- | lation of prices an increased cost of all | the needs of his home must long be his ' portion, while he is at the same time i vexed with vanishing visions of in- The i of this lesson.\u2018An insidious attempt is made to create ia prejudice against the advocates of a safe and sound currency by the insinuation, more or less directly made, that they belong to financial and business classes and are therefore not only out of sympathy with the common people of the land, but for selfish and wicked pur- \"poses are willing to sacrifice the interests \u2018of those outside their circle.| \u201cI believe that capital and wealth, | through combination and other means, | sometimes gain an undue advantage, \u2018and it must be conceded that the main- i tenance of a sound currency may, in a sense, be invested with a greater or less importance to individuals their condition and circumstances.It is.however, only a differenec in degree, ; since it is utterly impossible that any {one in our broad land, rich or poor, what- | ever may be his occupation and whether ! \"dwelling in a centre of finance and com- | merce, or In a remote corner of our do- | main, can be really benefited by a finan- [etal not alike beneficial tn all our people or that any one should be excluded from a common and universal in- ;terest in the safe character and stable value of the currency of the country.\u2018In our relation to this question, we are all in business, for we all buy and sell; so we all have to do with financial opera- scheme.tions, it.We cannot escape our interdependence.Merchants and dealers are in every neighborhood, and each has ts shops and manufactories, Wherever the wants of man exist business and finance in some degree are found, related in one direction to those whose wants they supply, and in another to the more extensive business and finance to which they are tributaries.A fluctuation in prices at the in the remotest hamlet.The discredit or depreciation in the financial centre of any form of money in the hands of the peopie is a signal of immediate loss everywhere.periment should from its safe support, sweep our the most defence- tress and national discredit will be the poor, as they reckon the loss in their scanty support, and the laborer or work- ingman as be sees the money he has re- | ceived from his toll shrink shrivel in his hand when he tenders it necessaries to supply his humble home.\u2018 Disguise as we may, the line of bat- | tle is drawn between the forces of safe currency and those of silver mono-metai- ail for the lism.\u2018I will not believe that if our people are afferded an for sober second thought they will sane- tion intelligent opportunity schemes thar, hewever elcaked, i mean disaster and confusion.ner that they will consent.by undermining the foundations of a safe currency.to endanger the beneficent character and nur- : poses of their government.\u2019 _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 SCANDAL MILITARY Toronto, April 16.\u2014An evening says: \u2018A rumor is current on the to-day that there are likely to be serions charges preferred against some members the 13th Battalion, Hamilton.The of the award of th IN CIRCLER.paper streets of trcuble arises out Gzowski cup to that regiment last for proficiency.The Queen's Own niv bal à print Tehind in the final contest.and naturally there was some curic- .sity as to bow the totals were arrived at.A young man.who attended cf \u201cthe weekly parades in Hamiiton.Las come \"here with a story that he heard one volunteer answer to three names at muster cail.By so doing he tendance and Year were «ne swelled the at- not only that, but also se- \u201ccured for the regiment from the govern- \u201cment the pay \u201c present.- \u2014- BASEBALL PLAYER KILLED, \u2018a student of Oberlin Academy, was kille:l at Athletic Park yesterday.While prac- \u2018tising for the \u2018varsity bail team, he was ) .struck on the head by a liner and almost instantly killed.according to | lature cf Manitota for we all earn money and spend | seaboard is known the same day or hour | \u2018Jf the reckless discontent and wild ex- currency less of all who suffer in that time of dis-! of two men who were not.\u2018 ' | Oberlin, Ohio, April 17.\u2014George Cowan, MANITOBA SCHOOLS.\u2014_\u2014 Archbishop Langevin Denis » Rumored Receipt of an Lu, clical From Rome, CARDINAL LEDOCHOWSKi 1 | TEN, HOWEVEIL HOW WESTERN PRESBYTERI\\N~ GATIONALISTS VIEW Tir si ; Winnipeg.Man.April 1 terview with the Free Po oo tive to-night Lie that he had received letter from Rome on tbe Mas.- questiun.His Grace, kad received a letter fron, Victor Ledochowski.in ; dinal-General expressed pleasc- attitude of the episcopacy of the matter, but his epistle wa: of ceurtesy, and not an epistle * Tbe Cardinal-General in his special reference to the chnox schcols.His Grace Catholics who supported the - system of Manitoba would 1}.cated.Archbishop La Done oc whic, denied FEELING AMONG WESTERN | Woodstock, Ont, Apr} 1 of London and Hamiltrn oc - terian Church in Hamilton has given nutice «° - ing motion on the Man.t~ba + tion: \u2018That this corcern the present nppasi IS is sexsinn Sync j viowe PR a.the Dominion Gorernmez* regari.re lcational act of 1800, and ee | presses its eymyatioy with oh \u2018taken by \u2018he rerpresrniar x.| Manitoba Leg'siartvre agairst oe ference br the central pg the educational matters cf verse .ue i ; i TORONTO \u20ac i I NUREGATION AIS Toronto.April 18 \u2014The T:- 5\" triet Congregational Union mes \u2018and passed a resolu an Tretssion any attempt be ne male ty che li n Government calc got 1) a pouf {ment of the ree Val orien gras Moa ! 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